a
Prince
Uupctt
DaHg
J3ctos
Tuesday,
March
29,
1943
Local
News
Items
.
.
.
r'l
i
Dimension
&
Finish
Lumber
i
Mrs.
Carl
Pouisen
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
after
F.
M.
Gulland
sailed
Monday
evening
on
the
Princess
Norah
TAKES
OVER
AS
INDIAN
DOCTOR
Yi
.plywood
and
Wallboard
to
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
noons
plane
from
a
trip
Vancouver.
NOMINATING
COM-,
George
Hankinson
left
today
MITTEE
Flease
by
air
to
return
to
Vancouver
tend
this
me.
Dr.
Charbonneau
Succeeds
to
Duties
of
Dr.
J.
A.
Mai
Donald
Dr.
L.
P.
Charbonneau,
who
eting
srvj"f?
after
a
brief
visit
here
-with
his
TONIGHT
at
8
p.m.
lather,
Dr.
C.
II.
Hankinson.
sharp.
(1)
arrived
in
the
city
a
few
weeks
Sash
and
Door
Cement,
Plaster,
Brick
jf
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.,
f
rything
for
the
Builder"
I
PHONE
116
SPRING
PRESENTATION
SUITS
and
"
Topcoats
'
by
Fashion
Craft
ago
from
Ottawa
to
join
the,
medical
staff
of
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
is
taking
over
the
duties
Ross
A.
Ritchie
of
the
Cellulose
Co.
engineering
staff
left
Wfirfl
today
by
air
on
a
trip
to
Van-,-"
',
tr
Styles
of
agency
medical
officer
here
.
1
i-
siv
ul
nr
-nil
i
i
uouver.
'
Are
Displayed
for
the
Department
of
Indian
Affairs
in
succession
to
Dr.
J.
A.
MacDonald
who
is
going
in
Passengers
sailing
from
Prince
Rupert
Monday
afternoon
on
Colorful
Pre-Easter
Fashion
Parade
Presented
at
Capitol
by
Annette
Winter
rmgnt
have
Been
hav
the
Princess
Norah
included
A.
Parker
and
E.
W.
Swift
for'
Vancouver
and
R.
Coburn
for
Ocean
Falls.
to
private
practice
with
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,
formerly
of
Smith-ers
and
more
lately
of
Powell
River.
Dr.
Charbonneau
will
conduct
the
work
from
an
office
in
the
Stone
Block
as
Dr,
MacDonald
has
been
doing.
ing
its
last
sullen
Rasp
outside
but
spring's
colorful
conquest
Hagbert
Hansen,
who
moved
recently
to
Vancouver
to
take
up
future
residence,
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
after
was
complete
on
the
stage
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
last
night
when
Annette
Mansell
presented
an
eye-appealing
pre-Easter
Lt
oer
Insertion,
minimum
chare,
too.
mmnW.
Oeth
Notice.
Funeral
Notice.
Birth
WoUcss.
Marriage
vC
I
TW
Cr
Mmkn
Am
Wrf,
W.
'
j
noon's
plane.
He
expects
to
be
L
fjiEiwement
Announcement:
12
BELBROUGHTON,
Worcestershire,
England
P
A
swan
turns
the
door
handle
with
his
beak
to
enter
a
local
inn.
fashion
parade.
I
,?T4
1
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
here
for
the
next
week
in
con
"Don't
you
think
you've
belonged
to
the
Pet
of
the
Month
payable
la
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning
For
a
full
half
hour
a
capa
Club
Long
enough
T"
city
auuicace
witnessed
model
TOR
KENT
nection
with
the
disposal
of
his
boat.
The
Legion
of
the
Moose
ex
derham,
in
dusky
pink
taffeta,'
baby
earri-
FOR
RENT
Nice
sleeping
HOME
FURNISHING
COURSE
STARTING
,ition
tends
invitation
to
the
women
pnone
(177)
juwiio.
oov
i
m
vve.
west.
79)
and
men
of
the
Moose,
their
hus
after
pretty
moGel
parade
be-
j
fore
a
huge
and
ingenious
Easter
bunny
backdrop
to
show
stunning
the
latest
and
most
Intriguing
styles
in
lounging
wear,
coats,
ensembles,
dresses,
afternoon
and
evening
all
!?ea,vyphrmpiFOR
Phone
RENT-Comfortable
Bed-
Invitation
Extended
to
Visit
Classes
at
Civic
Centre
)
lining
and
stiffened
heading,
j
Some
persons
taking
the
Irmirsp
arc
having
difficulty
de-
tWbeei.
room
lor
ladv
with
kitihpn
both
fashioned
with
long
torso
waists
and
bustle
bows
on
the
back.'
Margie
Brain
and
Edith
Jordan
in
pink
and
blue
net
with
ballerina
neckline
and
rusching
forming
cutaway
effect
on
the
skirts.
nmrpfnl
mflnnpnnins
u,Vn
ASA
bands,
wives
and
friends
to
a
social
evening
Wednesday,
March
30,
at
8:30,
Be
on
time
to
com
privileges
if
required.
Close
in
no;
fused
Fur-and
Office
opposite
Boraen
St.
School
SUITS
Saxonys,
Pin
Stripes,.
Plain
Tones
and
English
Worsteds
...
in
the
colors
you
prefer
.
.
in
either
single
or
double-
.
breasted
style
...
a
few
'suits
with
extra
trousers.
$47.50
$15.00
TOPCOATS
Tailored
by
Fashion-Craft,
you
can
get
the
color
you
want
from
our
new
spring
selection,
Gabardines,
V
e
1
o
U
r,,
Covert.
Cloths
and
Harris
Tweeds
.
.
.
Smart
Appearance
.
.
.
Unequalled
for
Value.
$44.00
Phone
Black
258
or
inquire
at
pete
for
valuable
prizes.
Re
The
University
of
British
Col-1
dding
whicn
of
the
things
in
umbia's
extension
department's
;
thelr
homes
to
begin
remodel-home
furnishing
course
got
off
x
fi
t
otners
have
fixed
ob-
freshments
and
entertainment.
Admission
free.
(75)
brought
by
Annette
from
the
leading
stylists
throughout
the
country
to
offer
to
the
discriminating
ladies
of
Prince
Rupert.
PEKSONAL
start
at
the
Civic
Cen
good
full
iustice
with
noise
and
erace.
v
Used
Aru-Eed,
Wood
,1
Ranges,
El-orner
Enara
fiilice
Chairs.
tre
yesterday
with
an
enrolment
PERSONAL
DRUG
SUNDRIES
to
the
fascinating
creations
of
16
for
the
afternoon
classes
D.
B.
McDougall,
city
pioneer
who
went
south
bv
air
at
the
(rubber
goods!
twelve
samples
The
crowning
scene
of
the
cw
Articles
Toasters.
Cups
for
50c
postpaid
in
plain
seal
jectives.
.
.
Miss
Cross
says
that
those
who
are
interested
but
haven't
time
to
take
the
full
course
are
welcome
to
attend
a
few
lectures
afternoon
or
evening
just
to
call
in
and
watch
everyone
at
work.
and
23
for
the
Monday
evening
class.
evening
was
the
grand
finale
week-end.
will
enter
an
old
Deo-
ed
wrapper.
in-i
catalogue
which
they
modelled,
were
Miss
Lois
Thompson,
Mrs.
Marie
Acton,
Mrs.
Douglas
White,
Mrs.
Bertha
Bolton,
Miss
Georgia
Lvniinster
Bus
eluded.
General
Novelty
Co.,
I
Die's
home
at
Npw
Westminster.
I
Easter
bridal
party
featuring
Miss
Eileen
Cross
explained
Dept.
PR.
71
Malor
St..
Tnr-
1.
....
..
I
hoantlf
ul
T.nia
Thnmnmti
in
rcsuiar
price,
Sets,
Tea
Sets,
lowest
prices.
-
i
rj
ixi
imii-n
rin
nf
I
i
f?o
1
1
i
hvMMvm
fUv-
how
to
measure
the
amounts
of
1
1
1
1
t
JUL
I
tj
I
1
-
-
-
-
o
I
.
-
(79)
Furniture
Co.
REAL
ESTATE
material
needed
and
listed
the
various
Items
required.
By
the
next
meeting
it
is
expected
that
beautiful
full-fashioned
satin
'
Rudderham,
Mrs.
W.
S.
Noble,
and
lace
with
long
flowing
train
.
Miss
Margie
Brain,
Miss
Edith
held
by
pretty
little
Sandra
!'
Jordan
Mrs.
H.
C.
Briggs,
Mrs.
Gastaldini
and
Sandra
Currie,
.
A.
E.
Dickens,
Miss
Maresa
Win-both
in
white
satin
and
lace,
die,
Mrs.
Fudger,
Mrs.
B.
Win-
I
Chevrolet
Se-
was
at
one
time
a
prospector
in
the
Alice
Arm
district
and
also
owned
the
Palmer
House
Apartments,
which
he
sold
a
few
years
ago.
d
condition.
Opposite
Health
Unit
ANNE'S
Can
be
seen
Uf)
reflecting
the
bride's
styling.
!
die,
Mrs.
John
Christensen,
The
bride's
headdress
was
a
re-!
Mrs.
J.
Gasteldini,
Mrs.
John
many
will
arrive
carrying
lampshades
that
need
recovering,
small
chairs
that
need
new
covers,
marked
tables
or
picture
frames
to
be
refinished,
butter
or
cheese
boxes
to
be
made
into
FOR
SALE
Excellent
5
room
home,
2
bedrooms
with
basemen
and
cement
foundation,
absolutely
A-l
condition.
The
house
is
being
sacrificed
as
owner
is
leaving
town.
Apply
Robert
E.
Montador
Ltd.
(77
FOR
SALE
4
room
house
partly
furnished.
Phone
Black
419.
(79
Home-Made
Candy
and
Fresh
Roasted
Nuts'
plica
of
the
tiara
worn
by
Prin-:
Good
and
Mrs.
Elsa
Beckett.
METAL
flOKK
Keoairs
SHEET
1
MET
A
i
Four
lovely
bridesmaids
complet-
!
ing
and
setting
off
the
costume
-New
song,
Send
3bc
to
Brown's
Mill,
b.c.
tyn
en
cabinet.
1
jie.
1
rocking
sed
and
matin-ashing
ma-rood
heaters.
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel
Roof-U-h
t.hp
nartv
Maresa
Windie.
in
stvles.
was
bv
Brownwroods.
hassocks
or
sewing
boxes
and
'
new
drapes
to
be
made
up
with
You
saw
it
in
the
News!
Sthesthonfsfr-
(6tf?Uueen's
blue,
ana
Georgia
Rud-j
Mel
Thompson
was
an
effec
Mc
"
i
juve
narraiur
narrator
and
aim
miuy
Andy
Chandler
&
Cowgill
PORTRAIT
STUDIO
Film
Finishing
Eirlarging
Flash
Photos
Taken
at
Home
Phone
Green
389
216
4th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
II
Naughton
played
the
piano
accompaniments.
.
Assisting
Annette
with
her
.
presentation
were
Mrs.
L.
W.
-.luunted
deer
usehold
artiest,
(75
j
'
;
foot
clinker
,-wered
by
2;i4
motor.
For
,
1
ble
ideas
leas
for
ror
Housed
jeasona
Housekeepers
i
Leigh,
Mrs.
Thomas
McMeekin
jr.,
Mrs.
James
Currle
and
Mrs.
t
ie
Blue
95ii.
A.
Barbe.
SALADS
ARE
ARTISTIC
BUT
THEY
ARE
ALSO
GOOD
FOOD
I
(76J
J
i.ze
Bed.
Rood,
fc.
Green
697.
The
show
will
be
repeated
to
THERE
IS
ONLY
ONE
CORRECT
night.
I
80)
,
Some
people
consider
that
all
cheese,
fish
or
-meat
are-just
as
Aouse
Elec-
salads
are
hist
so
much
"creen-
substantial
as
and
often
more
warming
..
,ir.a
u.
.
I
tt,
tun
v,,f
wit
.i."2e
Announcements
Ail
idTertiwnmj
m
tnis
columr
will
be
charged
for
I
all
montr
t
95
MDt
wiiM
n'
rram,
ivory
ana
eaten
as
a
auty
occause
oi
-anu
puiawj,
jncai
Here
are
several
good
salads
fr.-'umine.
$35.00.
Mw.
West.
(77
PRESSURE!
Over-inflation
and
under-inflation
shortens
tire
life.'
For
maximum
service
from
your
tires
let
us
check
them
for
correct
pressure.
Tomato
Slaw
3
cups
shredded
cabbage
t
teaspoon
salf"
2
tablespoons
vinegar
'a
teaspoon
pepper
1
tablespoon
sugar
1
cup
canned
tomatoes
1
teaspoon
scraped
onion
(optional)
1
cup
shredded
cheese
Place
shredded
cabbage
in
a
bowl.
'
Mix
salt,
vinegar,
pepper,
sugar
and
onion
with
tomatoes.
Pour
over
cabbage.
Let
stand
10
minutes
to
chill
and
Iff
(
Robin
Hood
those
important
vitamins.
Indeed
men
have
been
known
to
class
all
salads
as
"hay"
and
refuse
to
eat
them.
Others
enjoy
the
crisp.
coolness
and
the
delicate,
yet
full
flavour
of
the
t
f
Oh
SALE
lumber
more
ine
the
modern
If
tvDe
National
fiiils
manulac-
:'al
Machinery
i-ed.
Vancouver.
I
Ufi
suggested
by
the
home
economists:
'
Bean
Salad
6
hard-cooked
eggs
i
cup
French
dressing
3
tablespoons
grated
horseradish
3
cups
cooked
string
beans
Lettuce
vats
or
from
Robin
Hood
EASY.MIX
'S
A
A
well
made
salad.
The
attitude
of
tire
diner
depends
on
the
salad
maker.
Good
salads
are
harder
to
Operetta,
Borden
St.
School,
at
Civic
Centre,
March
31
and
April
1.
Lutheran
tea
and
sale
of
homo
cooking,
April
2,
at
Mrs.
Soiland.
130,5th
Avenue
West
Women
of
the
Moose
spring
tea,
April
7,
at
Mrs.
J.
P.
Mol-ler's,
124
Fourth
Avenue
East.
Card
Party,
Catholic
School
Hall,
8
p.m.,
April
7.
Pre-Easter
Concert,
Luther
fo
enter
l
FOUND
blend.
Add
cheese
just
before
BOB
PARKER'S
UPTOWN
SERVICE
STATION
Yield:
six
servings.
Chop
eggs
very
finely,
add
to
serving.
nrhipvp
in
winter
and
earlv
r
then
add
horscradisn.
ocirir,
....
"
.
snrine
dui
wnn
a
dh
oi
ihiue-
,
aresMiis,
PHONE
791
i
Phone
Green
ination
they
can
be
attractive
Pour
over
beans,
let
stand
Second
and
McBride
Yield:
(74)
and
appetizing
to
everyone.
1
hour.
Serve
on
leuuee.
Salads
containing
eggs,
bans,
fix
servings.
Parsnip
Salad
2
cups
grated
raw
parsnip
2
cups
diced
apples
(with
some
of
the
red
skin
left
on)
Vi
cup
diced
orange
li
teaspoon
salt
:'i
case.
Owner
an
Church,
Tuesday,
April
li,
8
p.m.
''
by
calling
at
'?
office
and
Orange
Spring
Sale,
April
13,
2
to
5
p.m.,
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Apr.
14,
Borden
St.
P.T.A.
Sale
V
'2
cup
salad
dressing
Toss
all
ingredients
lightly
together.
Chill
and
serve
on
lettuce.
Yield:
six
servings.
Albanian
Salad
It!
m
rim
glasses
pave
same
by
f
V
News
and
ldvertiment.
P"
COURT
OP
P'BATE
f1
Lstatp
of
Ed-
and
Tea.
House
Cleaning
AIDS
Glass
Cleaner
Soil-Off
Glass
Wax.
Floor
Wax
Furniture
Polish
Dust
Mops
Scrub
Brushes
Kneeling
Pads
Get
a
package
of
Robin
Hood
OaU
today
the
oat
with
the
thinner
flake
l'
Enter
for
th
$1,750
in
weekly
caah
prizes.
You'll
discover,
as
well,
the
finest
porridge
you've
ever
tasted
.
.
.
better
because
of
Robin
Hood's
thinner
flakes.
It's
these
Ifu'nner
flakes
that
make
Robin
Hood
Oats
Canada's
fastest-cooking
cereal
cmoother,
too,
with
a
keener
flavor.'
'
Enter
today!
Ask
your
grocer
for
Robin
Hood
OATS
and
Robin
Hood
Easy-Mix
nowl
Queen
Mary
I.O.D.E.
Tea,
April
18.
Y
'
s
i
ill
Presbyterian
Spring
Sale,
I
,
1
'
;
'.rM'
April
21.
ftnl
Anglican
Spring
Sale,
Satur
'
"Alinhilstrall.ii
day
April
23.
1
lb.
fresh
young
spinach
4
slices
bacon
1
tablespoon
bacon
fat
1
teaspoon
malt
vinegar
Ucup
French
dressing
(about)
g
teaspoon
black
pepper
Wash
spinach
thoroughly.
Use
only
the
spinach
leaves;
Mint
by
Order
of
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
Sale,
f
uHon.
made
lia"'h.
AD.
11)40.
i
April
27.
I'mnistratnr
of
Uie
I
J
1
K
fi
?$
!
I
I
-
Rotary
Club
Daffodil
Tea
"u
BYRNES,
dc-
Civic
Centre,
April
28.
-
i
discard
stems.
Dry
spinach
St.
Peter's
Y.P.A.
Musical
j
Eitate
are
hprnhv
well,
then
crisp
in
refrigerator
Phone
Red
400
fcamo
nronprtv
518
3rd
Ave.
W.
'
brtorn
the
30th
'"in
after
whirh
SHO
at
least
one-half
hour.
Meanwhile
fry
bacon
slowly,
pouring
off
grease
"as
it
collects.
When
"lay
be
paid
witb.
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claims
of
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DUST
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announced
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required
to
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indebted
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Show,
"Spring
Fantasy
-Civic
Centre,
April
29.
The
United
Church
Spring
Sale,
May
5.
Gyro
Klondyke
Night,
Civic
Centre,
May
6.
C.C.F.
Spring
Sale,
May
7,
Sons
of
Norway
Hall.
i
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
Church
Hall,
May
12.
Eastern
Star
"iea,
iviay
19,
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin.
H.M.C.S.
Haida
Chapter
I.O.D.
E.
Tea,
May
21.
Sonja
Ladies
Tea
May
28.
of
Prince
Ru-of
British
Col-01
March,
A.D
bacon
is
partially
cooked,
cut
in
small
pieces.
Continue
-cooking
until-
crisp.
Shred
spinach.
Add
cooked
bacon,
a
tablespoon
of
the
hot
bacon
fat,
vinegar
and
black
pepper.
Add
French
dressing
slowly
and
mix
lightly
until
spinach
is
well
coaled.
(A
quarter
of
a
cup
may
be
too
much.
Allow
to
marinate
in
refrigerator
about
20
minutes
before
serving.
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OF
GOOD
NEWS-Financc
his
office
with
a
long
smart
step
to
tell
a
crowded
House
:
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Commons
budget.
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unc
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his
aim
of
his
new
tax-cutting
tax
secrets
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well-kept
all
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black
portfolio
containing
bright
smile
on
his
secretary's
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