Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
November
8,
1950
'
,
i
I
o
,
,
Water
Discussed
With
Engineer
'
Followlnc
a
mpet.lnir
Mnnrlnv
for
HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
A
United
Nations
catalogue
of
art
masterpieces
painted
before
i860
contains
418
works
by
170
masters.
0
jfi
Australia
Is
the
only
country
absorbing
an
entire
continent,
estimated
at
2,973,581
square
miles.
Rod
and
nun
w,,.!..
t-v
&4
I
December
15.
(2o6pj
Prince
Rurrrt
Gyro
Club,
at
its'
ni:e
your
home.
;el
unused
room,
,nt
or
attic
with
.
Fire
Proof
Walt
1
,1
&
P.F'SHORTCAKE"
wlfi
Ice
Cream,
Fmils
&
Desserts
v
'cly
iunaneon
today,
was
in
monthly
business
ession
Ti-night
there
will
be
a
club
stig
party
at
the
Prin-v;
Hupert
Club.
United
Churr-h
1UIv'
j
V
0
night
with
council
in
committee
'
of
the
whole
together
with
W.
F.
Stone,
representing
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
and
Don
Williamson
and
Jeff
Hill,
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
W.
R.
Bonnycastle,
Van-'
couver
hydro
engineer,
who
has
'
been
making
a
survey
of
the'
cltys
water
system,
left
by
yesterday's
plane
on
his
return'
south.
Monday
night's
meeting
took
form
largely
of
a
question
and
answer
session
and
there
wa3
a
round
the
board
discussion
'
&
-y
,
i
nail
ai
"'lr
Will
not
warp,
sag,
tor
awell.
Take,
any
Jecoratlon.
w,
a
tea
aim
home
cooking
sale.
Everything
from
roast
chicken
to
layer!
cakes.
Thursday,
Nov.
9,
2
to
5.
(H)
,
Swan
Peterson
Thi'.
rich,
sweet,
short
biscuit
is
a
Peek
Frean
special,
known
the
world
over
for
its
satisfying
:
a
mm?
r
appetizing
navuur.
5
7
shoreman
and
pioneer,
who
was
struck
by
an
automobile
a
few
months
ago,
continue
to
makej
gradual
recovery.
He
has
been
in
a
cast
for
weeks
but
this
is
to
be
removed
in
the
hospital.
FOR
ALL
BUILDERS
NEEDS.
PHONI
116orll7
BERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
Sr.
SHOtTCAKt
with
mm,U
Goes
,)tl
with
.ndon.nK.o-..
Gineer
Ale
or
a
v-l
v
?
','21
.AlAI
of
the
whole
water
situation.
i
Mr.
Bonnycastle
Is
recommend-
'
lng
that
the
city
have
a
24-inch
water
main
from
Woodworth
Lake
to
Shawatlans
Passage
instead
of
the
present
18-lnch
main
although
the
latter
line
physi
glass
of
milk.
!
Ji
'
i
Annual
meeting
Skeena
Federal
Liberal
Association
will
oe
held
at
the
CivW-
npniro
p,-in
cally
is
still
good
for
ten
years.
Mr.
Bonnycastle
sueeests
that,
to
Rupert,
at
2
p.m.
November
10,'
The
Experts
ior
purpose
of
election
of
offi
cut
consumption
of
water,
the
SNOW
SUITS
PARKAS
tcs
1
to
6
years
cers
and
receiving
of
reports
y
watr
outlets
all
be
metered.
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"9
'
&
"
4
Say.
This
has
Droven
effertivp
In
A
whofeiome
bitcuH
to
pack
in
fonefwt
and
to
giv
to
chiWreo
befwe.
m-xth
ppiewnaiie
ana
(26:,
immm
SOUP
FOR
SUPPER
If
wise
she'll
make
other
cities
and
In
Halifax,
for
instance,
had
cut
consumption
in
half.
Mr.
Bonnycastle's
survey
findings
will
be
embodied
in
a
repor
t
to
be
made
later
to
the
city
council.
jof
the
supper
menu
these
an-
MOW
AT
Condition
of
R
'.R.
Strachan,
who
has
been
a
patient
in
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital
for
three
months,
is
improving,
local
friends
will
be
glad
to
know.
Still
suffering
from
the
effect3
of
injury
received
during
the
blackout
of
1943
when
struck
hv
25"
hi
"Ev9rcriip"
moiitw-proaf
I
oz.
fActeet
VICE-REGAL
VIEW
Painting
typically-Canadian
landscapes
is
one
of
the
.chief
hobbies
of
Viscount
Alexander,
whose
term
as
TORK
SHOPPE
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
governor-general
has
been
extended
for
a
year.
He
is
shown
working
on
a
view
of
the
parliament
buildings,
as
viewed
from
the
Quebec
side
of
the
Ottawa
River.
.
(CP
PHOTO)
a
car,
Mr.
Strachan
has
been
re
ceiving
surgical
treatment
in
MADE
BY
'
VJw
umn
aays.
The
youngsters
will
like
It
because
its'
warm
Incidentally
it
also
Is
a
good
way
to
Uf.
up
leftovers
lingering
in
the
refrigerator.
For
instance
the
remains
vf
last
Sunday's
chicken
could
be
made
lnta
soup.
4The
bones
of
the
chicken
along
with
any
extra
bits
"f
skin
must
be
crushed
down
into
a
saucepan
and
covered
with
warm
water.
Bring
to
a
boil,
cover
and
boil
for
one
hour.
Drain
off
liquid
OLD
BUSINESS
DIES
Joe
H.
Sees
Show
of
Films
Members
of
the
Toe
H
Group
at
their
weekly
meeting
on
Monday
night
enjoyed
the
showing
of
three
films
circulated
by
the
National
Film
Board.
Pictures
were
"Along
the
Cabot
Trail,"
MONTREAL
W
The
bailiff's!
Vancouver.
Frank
Clark
of
Prince
George,
Liberal
organizer
for
northern
i
irT7i
ITTTTK
drY
PEEK-FREAK'S
MAKERS
OF
hammer
ended
a
century-old!
GLO
ousiness
here
when
the
D.
&
J.
Sadler
Comany
belongings
were
sold.
It
started
in
1842
as
a
seller
IT
6
Mr.
M
t
Mr.
frm
a
travel
picture
In
color;
"Pay
Off
In
Pain,"
a
short
dealing
with
the
evils
of
the
drug
habit,
When
the
Sadler
brothers
died
,
t
T-JpnrV
Wall
o
rv
rtlrl
mnl,tAn
T
and
central
British
Columbia,
arrived
in
the
city
on
last
night's
train
for
a
visit
of
a
few
days.
He
will
attend
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Skeena
Federal
District
Lioeral
Association
to
be
held
here
this
Friday
afternoon.
W.
J.
Scott,
nresirlent
nf
th
,s
&
High
Gloss
beouriful
tints
ior
decorating.
ana
"The
Connors
Case,"
a
fact
f
W
f
I
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Mk
1
m.
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ai
uiu
cniuiuycc,
ana
aiscara
oones.
,
To
the
strained
liquid
add:
one-half
cup
finely
diced
onion;
one-quarter
cup
fine
noodl.s
'three-quarters
of
an
inch
in
ual
investigation
by
the
RCMP.
FINE
PRINTING
AT...
mi;
uii
ww
became
the
owner.
He
died
last
year
and
his
widow
died
three
months
ago.
KK
DR.ING
.
The
projector
was
operated
by
Jimmy
Evans.
length)
;
salt
and
p.pper
to
tast
H0MPSON
VARE
CO!
LTD
BUILDING
BOOM
Volume
of
construction
work
in
Alberta
in
1950
is
more
than
triple
the
rate
of
last
year.
A
government
study
of
vast
underground
reserves
of
natural
steam
Is
being
conducted
at
Wairakl,
New
Zealand.
i
Fill
BITTER
FASTI
K
ZJL
wL
PHONE
21
222
SECOND
AVE.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
i'gS
J
th
counc11
of
Associaltd
SOITP
RrriPrs
uiF
RECIPES
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
Brit-
Here
are
three
soup
recipes
the
l.-h
Columbia
in
Trail
and
of
the
lamlly
Is
bound
to
appreciate.
Pacific
Northwest
Trade
A.ssoci-
Onion
Soud
Ineredlenfjc
rai
nt.inninSo.tti
w..iki.
n-
Puking,
Crating
1
..
ir
and
General
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Legion
Auxiliary
Fall
Bazaar
L't
and
Storage
medlum-sl7d
onions;
two
table-
Suaaestion
was
mud?
thnt.
if
ln.
spoons
mild-flavored
fat;
f.ti
members
of
the
Chamber
should
November
8.
We
Specialize
in
wwcaiwum
nour;
one
quart
;
be
in
the
vicinitv
nf
T-aii
nr
?
United
Church.
Men's
Tea,
Drown
soup
stock:
six
slices
Thursday,
Nov.
9.
tie
at
the
time
of
these
meetinzs
they
would
be
given
credentials
Reliaolc
and
Effl-ce.
Aiso
agents
for
Lquid
Air
Co.
Ltu.,
..Acetylene
and
all
ipplies.
g
DISHES
to
attend.
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale,
Nov.
16
Bridge,
whist
and
cribbage
.toast;
one-half
cup
grated
I
vheese.
J
Cook
sliced
onions
in
water
and
cover
for
one-half
hour.
Rub
through
a
sieve.
M't
tat
blend
in
flour
and
gradually
add
one
cup
of
the
stock.
Stir
until
tne
m
CARTAGE
?
AGE
LIMITED
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
US
and
Park
Avenues
Chews
60
and
6
Catholic
Hall,
Thursday,
November
16,
at
8
p.m.
Eastern
Star
Ball,
Nov.
17.
Conrad
School
P-T.A.
Care
Party,
Nov.
17
at
8
p.m.
St.
'
Andrew's
Cathedral
W.A.
Fall
Sale,
Nov.
18.
OPEN
FROM
7:30
PJW.
to
3:30
A.M.
Army
May
Come
Sack
fo
Ruper!
Possible
return
of
the
Canadian
Army
to
Prince
Rupert
is
seen
in
request
to
the
city
by
Department
of
National
Defence
for
leases
on
Dronertv
held
bv
ihs
mixture
thickens.
Add
onions
and
remaining
stock,
blending
well.
Simmer
for
20
minutes.
Place
one
alice
of
toast
in
each
soup-plate,
add
soup
and
sprink!e
with
grated
cheese.
Six
servings
ury
Steamer
Electric
Blankets
GEORGE
GENERAL
department
during
the
war
In
1
Canadian
region
uara
rany,
j
Nov.
22.
i
I.O.D.E.
Fall
Bazaar
November
123.
I
Port
Edward
Anglican
Bazaar
I
at
Community
Hall,
November
ELECTRIC
LECTRIC
59-50
BAILS
FOR
"DUAL
CONTROL"
.
cluding
sitrs
or
army
camps
in
the
Eleventh
Avenue
area.
Antiaircraft
euns
have
already
been
MOUVER
received
here
and
are
being
put
I
creamy
onion
SOUP
Ingredients:
three
tablespoons
'mild-flavored
fat;
IV2
cups
finely
I
minced
onion;
two
tablespoons
J
flour;
l'-
teaspoons
salt;
thre?
cups
milk;
one
cup
vegetable
j
water,
milk
or
water;
paprika:
j
nutmeg;
one-half
cup
grated
j
cheese;
two
tablespoons
chopped
,
parsley
'
Melt
fat
and
add
minced
onion.
Saute
until
golden
brown.
Stir
I
In
flour
and
salt,
Add
milk
end
1
1
.s
r
up
in
addition
to
Othpr
new
defence
activities
which
are
under
Intermediate
Ports
Heating
pads
way.
h
Thursday
'
rr
y
,i
H:15
p.m.
9-50
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
Fish
Exports
iiM)lt1lJ!vVJ1i
KETCHIKAN
Arc
Increased
23,
2:30
p.m.
Nurses'
Annual
Ball,
Nov.
24.
Lutheran
Church
Lutefish
an'l
fishcake
dinner.
Sat,
Nov.
25.
Annunciation
Home
and
School
Association
bake
sale,
Lyons
Corner,
Nov.
25.
L.O.B.A.
Bazaar
Dec.
1.
Job's
Daughters
Bake
Sale,
Overwaitea,
Dec.
2.
United
Church
Fall
Bazaur,
December
7.
-
-
-
i
hm
MinNir.HTlve8etable
atcr-
12.00
Beini
alio
make
Pre-Couked
Oatmeal
Mixture
for
babiet,
and
will
shortly
introduce
a
Pre-Cooked
Barley
CereaL
N
WAFFLE
IRONS
covered,
until
onions
are
tender.
Season
with
paprika,
nutmeg.
Place
a
tablespoon
of
grated
cheese
and
a
teaspoon
chopped
parsley
in
each
soup-plate
and
OTTAWA.
Canadian
fish
exports
have
risen
14
per
cent
In
the
first
eight
months
of
1950,
reports
Fisheries
Minister
Robert
Mayhew.
The
largest
Increase
has
been
in
fresh
and
frozen
exports.
Almost
the
entire
trade
expansion
was
due
the
U.S.
dollar
market
demands.
fur
Heservauons
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DtTOT
OFFICE
.
,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
COMBINATION
WAFFLE
IRONS
19
00
and
SANDWICH
TOASTER
",vv
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
CO.
I
pour
the
hot
soup
over
them.
I
Serve
immediately.
Six
servings.
I
TOMATO
SOUP
ingredients:
,one
quart
canned
tomatoes
cut
In
pieces);
one
green
pepper
STEWART,
B.
a
PRINCE
RUPERT
I
hnnruiH
final
r,nA
larao
nntnn
i
tea.SlKKjn
SOda.
Rub
together
PHONE
210
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(tut"
viiupA.u
ii".
,
v
'
"
'
1
I
diced;
one
pimento
(dicedi;
;
four
tablespoons
butter
and
fcur
I
three
stalks
celery
cut
irr
small
i
tablesooons
flour
and
t!r
into
I
pieces;
one
pint
water;
two
tea-
the
tomato
mixture.
Boil
until
sa1lsBsNssBss,.
spoons
salt.
thickened.
Add
milk
to
thin
to
a
Mix
and
cook
slowly
for
half
creamy
consistency
(about
two!
tin
1.
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--t
nil
r.c
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iit
h
fri
cfi
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f.
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P
FINISHING
awmd
the
I)
you
with
a
Coleman
Oil
Heater
Low
in
Cost
Efficient
in
Operation
Available
now
at
Kdak
Camera
Unc-up.
"tthmenls
for
all
CamerRs.
J
and
Kodachrome
Rim.
Printing
and
Enlarging.
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ItT1aL-t
I
CfOrtt.
L4
McBrirte
Street.
Phone
3U
Enjoy
sleep
ha"i
restores
your
enerqy
YOUR
ALL
AROUHD
SERVICE
A
Grand
Satisfying
Flavor
Post
tun
plruses
irown-ups
and
children
with
il
fine
vigorous
rich
flavor
and
liora!ie
tliey
can
drink
as
much
Postum
us
they
want,
as
often
as
they
want
!
Switch
to
Postum!
Start
each
dy
rvjrvshed
liy
S
luuirs
suunil
bk-rp!
Drink
Post
urn
avoid
tea
anil
coffee.
Tea
and
cofTec
contain
caf-fcin
a
drug
ttiut
may
-au.e
you
rertlcss
Bleep,
nervousness
or
iinlijiestion.
.Potum
contains
no
enffvin
cannot
;
possibly
keep
you
awake
or
upset
you.
...alonqibe
Hoamp
Vetlrrncra
arc
wise
to
the
"Engineer"
a
husky,
10-Inch
Leckie
work
hoot
without
lacing.
It'a
cut
from
the
finest
all-tan
leather
fitted
with
adjustable
straps
on
uppers
and
Instep.
Kor
solid
comfort
for
rugged
wear
on
the
toughest
job
ask
your
shoe
dealer
for
the
Leckie's
"Engineer."
Inning
Gilding
Pairing
cQll
363
n
POSTUM
Saves
you
up
to
t
a
cup
Make
PoAlutn
our
answer
to
ri-inu
beverage
coats!
Fuslum
eaves
you
tip
to
oOo
of
your
hot
beverage
PKHELL
Emm
TilJII
STAND
NEXT
TO
NEW
LIQUOR
STORE
QUALITY
WORK
BOOTS
Contains
No
Co
ft.
CURRIE
tlMlxrn
BUY
TODAY
1
f
cntr,etr.
A
Product
ol
Cwwrai
to