WOMAN
HON
HIGH
ACCLAIM
(Continued
Irom
Page
4)
JAILER
REFUSED
ENTRY
IIALIFX
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The
Jailer
rc-fiused
to
admit
George
Martin
,$riiicc,
lupm
Dallj?
J3ctoJ!
Thursday,
December
30,
1948
of
Halifax
when
the
seaman
ar-
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n,'re
aid
r
ntvt
rived
to
serve
a
one-
month
sen-
jtralned
ti,j
.?,rta
tence
for
disobeying
his
cap-
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ln
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Mrs.
T.
W.
Sutherland,
of
Parksville.
B.C.
now
serving
her
second
three-year
term
on
the
CBC
board
of
governors,
was
ap-nointed
to
her
second
Royal
nP.
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last
to
niiinths
11
warrant
oi
commuiaj.
Martin
Joined
another
snip.
j
Advertise
u,
Ule
D
USE
Vdlll
X.MAS
GIFT
MONEY
BOYS'
Windbreakers
and
Snow
Suits
-
For
All
Ages
TODAY
AT
7:00-9:15
P.M.
SrSTSS
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lanan
rttcui
.
i
th
btauliful
Quttn
rfH
Commission
this
year.
A
member
of
the
Royal
Commission
on
Prices
in
1948,
she
was
In
1943
a
member
of
the
Royal
Commission
to
inquire
Into
the
welfare
of
Japanese
in
wartime
camps
of
British
Columbia.
A
leader
In
te
field
of
women's
organizations
was
Mrs.
R.
J.
Marshall
of
Agincourt.
Ont
,
president
of
the
National
Council
of
Women
and
recently-retired
president
of
the
Canadian
Association
of
Consumers.
The
first
woman
to
be
appointed
to
a'scYilor
position
on
a
Canadian
newspaper
is
believed
to
be
Mary
Gardiner
of
Regina,
who
was
inude
managing
editor
of
the
Prince
Albert,
1
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BOY'S
WINDBKEAKEKS
AND
SNOWSWTS
Complete
stock
of
all
size
boy's
Windbreakers
and
both
two-piece
and
three-piece
Snow
Suits.
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
Plus
"KEEPER
OF
THE
BEES"
LSask.,
Daily
Herald.
the
purchase
of
beef
and
mutton
were
not
renewed.
The
four-year
contract
for
the
sale
of
wheat
to
Britain
continued
and
for
tha
1918-49
crop
year
Canadian
wheat
producers
were
guaranteed
$2
a
bushel
for
the
140,000.000
bushels
being
shipped
under
the
arrangement.
FARM
INCOME
WILL
EXCEED
TWO
BILLION
By
GEORGE
KITCHEN
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
,
OTTAWA
0i
Canada's
prim
A
Winnipeg
girl
went
south
of
the
border
in
1948
to
win
musi
C4,f
X'J'l'JtlJ'A'iSr'
Ml
cal
distinction
In
New
York.!
During
its
session
earlier
in
the
year,
parliament
adopted
legislation
to
continue
certain
CHRISTENING
OF
PRINCE
BRINGS
FAMOUS
PAINTING
INTO
NEWS-The
christening
of
Prince
Charles
Philip
Arthur
George,
infant
son
of
the
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh,
brings
this
famous
painting
into
the
news
once
again.
On
May
1st,
1851.
the
Duke
of
Wellington
piesented'the
baby
prince
with
a
casket.
The
child
was
christened
Prince
Arthur,
afterwards
the
Duke
of
Connaught.
The
duke
was
godfather
to
the
boy.
Queen
Victoria
and
her
consort,
Prince
Albert,
made
the
family
group
with
the
Crystal
Palace
in
the
background.
Donna
Ga-aCoe,
talented
violinist,
made
her
debut
and
received
high
praise
from
some
of
the
toughest
reviewers
on
the
continent.
Donna
returned
to
Canada
and
more
praise.
wartime
powers
needed
to
enable
the
government
to
fulfil
th?
food
agreements.
The
mars&rine
issue
broke
on
Among
well-known
Canadian.
dish
cooked
by
herself.
For
the
the
dairy
industry
lata
in
the
women
who
died
last
year
were
sleigh-riding
party
or
skiing
The
Experts
Say
crowd
Chili
Con
Came
will
guar
year
when
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
ruled,
that
the
62-year
antee
a
successful
evening.
federal
prohibition
on
the
sale
Ingredients:
one
tablespoon
two
Montrealcrs,
Mrs.
Alfred
j
Watt
and
Mrs.
Ethclwyn
Hobbes.
Mrs.
Hobbes
was
a
radio
person-1
ality
whose
program
dealt
with
women's
news
and
opinions.
Mrs.
Watt,
internationally-known
as
and
manufacture
of
butter
sub
each
of
salt,
chili
powder,
butter,
olive
oil,
flour
and
Worcester
ary
industries
flourished
in
1948.
The
agriculture,
fisheries,
mining
and
pulp
and
paper
industries
all
reported
a
good
year,
with
new
high
peaks
showing
in
most
cases
in
both
the
quality
and
dollar
value
of
commodities
produced.
;
Canadian
farmers,
though
still
enjoying
a
high
rate
of
income,
suffering
a
setback
toward
the
year-end
whan
the
1949
food
contracts
with
Britain
in
some
Instances
providing
for
lower
quantities
at
Jower
prices-were
announced.
In
brief,
Britain
in
1949
will
take
less
Canadian
bacon
than
in
1948
with
no
change
in
price,
stitutes
was
unconstitutional.
neighborhood
rink.
A
supply
of
hot
cocoa
and
a
jar
full
of
cookies
will
keep
the
youngsters
happy.
Nearly
any
kind
of
cookie
is
acceptable,
but
if
there
is
mince
The
industry
promptly
expressed
shire
sauce;
four
tablespoons
chopped
onion;
one
pound
round
OTTAWA
(Pi
The
holiday
season
is
getting'
a
litle
tarnished
around
the
edges
but
that
is
no
reason
for
facing
the
next
few
months
in
gloom.
Mother
need
not
fret
if
12-year-old
Johnney
asks
the
gang
back
for
something
to
eat
after
an
evening
of
skating
at
the
fear
that
margarine
would
depress
the
price
of
butter,
with
a
consequent
loss
to
the
country's
steak
minced,
four
cups
toma
founder
of
the
Women's
Institutes
of
the
United
Kingdom
and
prominent
ln
women's
organization
work
In
Canada,
had
been
at
various
times
the
recipient
of
decorations
from
the
governments
of
Britain,
France
and
Belgium.
toes;
one
can
kidney
beans.
Method:
Heat
butter
'and
oil
together
in
frying
pan
and
fry
onion
to
a
light
brown;
add
Worcestershire
sauce
and
chili
powder.
Stir
continually
and
then
add
tomatoes,
beans,
salt
and
flour
blended
with
a
little
dairy
farmers
Complete
figures
for
1948
farm
income
still
are
not
available,
but
government
sources
say
it
will
go
over
the
$2,000,000,000-mark.
Income
for
the
first
six
months
of
the
year
totalled
and
fewer
eggs
at
lower
prices
than
this
year.
Contracts
for
tomato
juice.
Simmer
until
to
meat
left
over
from
Christmas,
here
is
a
recipe
for
a
new
kind
of
'
cookie.
Mincemeat
Cakes
ingredients:
one-half
cup
shortening;
one-half
cup
sugar;
one
egg;
one
cup
mincemeat,
two
cups
sifted
flour;
one-half
teaspoon
soda;
one-half
teaspoon
salt.
Cream
,
the
shortening
and
sugar.
Add
the
egg
and
mix
well.
Add
mincemeat.
Sift
flour,
soda
and
salt,
and
add
this
to
the
creamed
mixture.
Drop
by
tea-spoonfuls
on
ungreased
cookie
sheets.
Bake
in
moderate
oven
(350
degrees
Fahrenheit)
about
20
minutes.
Yield
about
five
mato
pulp
is
thoroughly
blended
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Thin
buttered
toast
served
Steamship
Movements
For
Vancouver
Sunday
ss
Coquktlam,
11
p.;n
Tuesday
ss.
Cardena,
1:30
p.m.
i
Thursuay
ss.
Prince
George,
11:15
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Cardena,
p.m.
Wednesday
ss
Prince
George,
10
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Coquitlam,
1
p.m
with
Chili
Con
Carne.
and
followed
by
coffee,
makes
a
complete
party
meal.
.
$974,000,000,
compared
with
$733,000,000
in.
the
corresponding
period
of
1947.
Preliminary
reports
indicate
that
Canada's
commercial
fish-erics
will
show
an
over-all
gain
from
last
year.
The
total
catch
of
fish,
including
both
east
and
west
coasts
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy"
NEW
-YEAR
GIFTS
AND
VERY
APPROPRIATE
Q.
How
can
I
test
the
hair
to
find
out
if
It
Ls
healthy?
A.
Healthy
hair
ls
always
elastic,
and
this
can
be
tested
by
pulling
a
single
hair
from
the
head,
wrapping
each
end
around
an
index
finger
and
stretching
it.
If
It
stretches
from.
a
to
1
inch,
It
ls
clastic.
Mother
probably
can
use
sonic
new
recipes
for
sandwich
filling-
to
please
her
bridge
club
friends.
For
Alice
Arm
and
Port
Simpson
dozen.
piiirtioiiij'
When
it
comes
to
making
a
Hard
boiled
rggs
chopped
and
mixed
with
ham.
and
sweet
pickles
which
have
been
put
through
mincer.
Add
salad
dressing
with
quantity
of
cocoa
and
on
short
Q.
How
can
I
get
more
wear
TOMORROW
notice
Mother
may
find
her
Sunday
ss.
Cardena,
11
p.m.
from
Alice
Arm
and
Tort
Simpson
.
Tuesday
ss
Cardena,.
a.m.
From
Ocean
Falls
t
Wednesday
ss
Prince
George
10
am.
'
For
Ocean
Far.?
'
'
LARGE
ROOMY
ROCKING
out
of
brooms?
and
inland
fisheries,
was
estimated
at
about
1,?
00
.GOO
pounds,
with
a
marketed
value
of
$118,-000.000.
Total
landings
of
all
Atlantic
fisheries
are
expected
to
rearh
738.000.000
pounds
with
a
landed
value
of
about
$30,000,000
against
$25,500,000
in
1947.
The
canned
pack
of
Pacific
coast
salmon
delincd,
but
the
upward
trend
in
the
value
of
the
pack
was
maintained
by
hifjh
prices.
a
bit
of
onion;
chopped
dates
with
half
as
many
chopped
nuts
a.
bcaiu
the
brooms
lor
a
!AIR
covered
in
tapestry,
I?
self
with
not
enough
milk.
Using
equal
quantities
of
milk
and
water
will
solve
this
problem.
The
cocoa
will
taste
just
as
ts
in
with
your
chester
and
mixed
with
whipped
cream
minute
or
two
ln
boiling
soap
suds
now
and
then,,
and
it
will
I
field
suite.
Priced
at
$92.50
AMOm
MMIH
IHlMtt
,Sl,
O
J
equal
quantities
of
peanut
butter
and
chili
sauce.
This
may
be
keep
them
tough
and
flexible.
used
with
bread
or
toast.
IKIUAY
LAST
SHOW
AT
8
P.M.
SAT.
2:00
-
4:25
-
7:22
-
8:3tt
good.
If
there
are
any
marsh-mallows
in
the
pantry,
one
popped
into
each
cup
of
the
hot
liquid
will
add
to
its
richness.
It
ls
also
beneficial
to
the
rugs
Q.
How
can
1
prevent
the
icing
of
cake
from
running
off?
A.
The
Icing
will
not
run
off
WEIGHTY
STRUCTURE
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George,
11:15
p.m.
;
For
Alaska
Wednesday
ss
prince
George
midnight.
From
Alaska
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George,
p.m.
;
The
Great
Pyramid
of
Egypt
When
Big
Sister
entertains
little
flour
Is
dusted
over
contains
2.300.000
blocks
of
If
1
-
k.
i
usually
she
wants
to
surprise
her
,
limestone,
each
weighing
about'
the
top
of
the
cake
before
the
iccn-age
inenas
witn
some
new.2'2
tons.
I
Icing
Is
applied.
BLONDIE
TAKE
IT
EASY
VANCOUVER,
(P;
A
magistrate
gave
a
45-year
old
.man
suspended
sentence
for
shoplifting
and
advised
him
to
lo
his
Christmas
shopping
"where
they
don't
sell
anything
smaller
than
pianos."
-Another
Party
Heard
From.
By
CHICK
YOUNG
1
FTTH
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.
BED
RECLINING
RELAXING
CHAIR
can
be
made
into
a
bed
for
your
guests.
Priced
$98.50
OTTOMANS
covered
in
green
vclour
with
attached
cushion
$35.00
LIQUOR
CABINET
with
ull
accessories,
finished
in
walnut
burl.
Priced
$125.00
Many
other
items
suitable
for
New
Year
gifts.
I'honc
775
327
3rd
Ave.
TICKETS
NOW
ON
SALE
rDT
ALWAYS,
DEACjA
SOMETIMES
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(Ailuonae;
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sisssrpK5B
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a
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Show
Starts
at
11:30
Friday,
Dm-inlirr
31
ON
THE
S(
Kt
I
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HOT
GOODS
EDMONTON,
(Pi
Stanley
Burke's
troubles
didn
t
come
to
an
end
when
a
fire
in
his
car
yas
put
out.
He
then
discoverrd
someone
had
stolen
a
kit
of
tools
from
the
automobile
trunk.
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K
IMM1I.RS
ON
THE
STAGK
GIFTS
TO
LUCKY
GUESTS
(
OKM
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W'IMiK
in
'II
ll;ul
to
Be
You
0
SKIERS
1
Choose
Your
Weapon,
Dagwood!
Get
your
supplies
at
Gordon's.
We
are
in
a
position
to
offer
you
an
excellent
stock
of
equipment.
t"
JUST
ARRIVED
(IILSON
CAS
WASIIEKS
Brians
and
Stratton
Motors
2-Year
(tuarantee
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
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done.
Drive
ln
how
ta
BOB
PARKER'S
UPTOWN
SERVICE
STATIO
2nd
and
McBride
.
OR
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Greetings
LINDSAY
ROTORS
LTD.