Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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Friday,
February
1,
1052
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Apts.
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...Housekeeping...
Sale
of
the
well
known
Bt-sner
Apartments
property
on
First
Mrs.
Thomas
A.
McMeekin
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
'
Douglas
Soular,
district
man
Avenue
near
the
junction
with
Second
and
Third
Avenues
is
announced.
SKIM
MILK
POWDER
ONE
WAY
OF
CUTTING
EXPENSES
the
rest
of
the
water,
cover
and
dool
Immediately.
As
an
alternative
method,
the
skim
milk
pow
UP
TO
$20
SAV
ager
of
B.C.
Packers,
and
William
Glass
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
V
ancouver
on
business.
A.
E.
Dickens
sr.
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver
where
he
will
mjet
an
old
friend
who
has
der
may
be
added
to
the
luke
The
canny
housewife
of
today,
always
on
the
lookout
for
pew
ways
to
keep
household
expenses
down,
has
made
a
discovery.
It's
skim
milk
powder.
Properly
handled,
it
Is
an
Inexpensive
and
acceptable
substitute
for
fresh
Purchasers
are
Mrs.
F.
M.
Crosby
of
the
St.
Elmo
Hotel
and
Capt.
George
Fritz,
pioneer
fishing
vessel
owner.
Vendor
Is
Jacob
Strand
who
purchased
the
property
two
years
ago
from
Olrer
Besner.
Deal
was
transacted
by
Armstrong
Agencies.
warm
water
in
a
bowl
and
beaten
with
a
rotary
beater
or
a
wire
whisk
until
the
powder
dissolves.
Pour
into
a
glass
jar
or
bottle,
;over
and
cool
Immediately.
In
cooking
or
baking,
skim
milk
powder
may
be
used
In
the
dry
form.
The
powder
Is
mixed
milk.
Besides
being
nutritious,
easy
to
store
and
use,
skim
milk
powder
is
economical.
An
eight-ounce
cup
(one-quarter
pound)
dissolved
in
a
quart
(five
cups)
of
water,
has
the
same
food
value
as
a
quart
of
fresh
skim
milk
and
the
difference
In
taste
can
scarcely
be
noticed
The
reason
is
simple:
the
powder
Is
actually
fresh
skim
milk
with
the
water
come1
out
from
London,
England,
for
a
visit.
Mis.
Annette
Mansell,
injured
recently
In
an
automobile
accident
at
Woodland,
California,
Is
still
in
hospital
there.
Since
entering
the
hospital,
she
developed
a
case
of
mumps.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Donald
Main
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
with
tha
other
dry
Ingredients
and
the
required
amount
of
water
is
added
in
place
of
the
liquid
called
"for.
When
substituting
skim
milk
powder,
in
the
prd-portion
of
tour
to
six
tablespoons
of
powder
to
one
ct;p
of
water
MADE
TO
MEASURE
.
SUITS
and
OVERCOATS
v..
BUY
YOUR
SPRING
NEEDS
NOW
WATTS
&
NICKER50R
MEN'S
CLOTHING
Third
Avenue
Phone
345
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fx
for
one
cup
of
fresh
milk,
in
a
taken
away.
Replace
the
missing
water
and
it
comes
out
milk
recipe,
reduce
the
amount
of
Miss
Joan
Katcheson
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
flour
called
for
by
approximately
one-quarter
or
if
cornstarch
is
again.
With
milk
a
basic
necessity
on
the
family
menu
at
any
used,
by
approximately
one-
eighth.
This
allows
for
the
slight
Miss
Lois
Stevens
of
the
public
!
time,
skim
milk
powder
Is
becom-relations
department,
Celaneseiing
a
favorite
on
the
shopping
rnrnfiralliin
nf
Amort
an
llprt
'
lists
of
the
nation.
L
"
--
thickening
effect
of
the
milk
bv
the
Prince
Georee
last
niehtl
,-.,,-
tnr
rarr
skim
Powder-
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
.JEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
for
Vancouver
enroute
back
to
L,
nir
wn,r
Binr?
it
pan
be
keDt
Milk
powder
is
Ideal
to
use
In
V
K
NML-
Countess
Alexander,
wiie
01
me
iofmer
::tl.
Lord
Alexander,
takes
a
back
seat
to
no
one
to
hit
'trig
'he
nail
on
the
head.
Shown
driving
a
,p
at
the
May
Court
Ball
her
efforts
caused
Lord
f
i
,
1
1
I,-.b-.4Itl(illllIY
U.
ILI
UKitil.
LllQUl
OaUtLDi
IB
new
iuik
tu'-tr
Having
eym.
me
on
IIIC
Kiicnen
sneu
hishu;
-
-
m
reailoPl
potatoes,
deserts,
f
it
i
o
rnnvpntPnt
wav
to
past
week
in
the
city
on
business.
(CP
PHOTO)
buy
milk.
Once
the
powder
"J""'
baked
1
gravies
and
products.
mixed
with
water,
however,
it
l,iu;;h
heartily.
nairres
;
veterans'
affairs
from
Vancou-
ver,
would
arrive
February
21
should
be
treated
like
fresh
milk,
kept
covered
and
cold,
and
usod
within
two
or
three
days.
On
standing,
In
the
liquid
form,
it
tends
to
become
sweet,
so
many
St.
Elmo
Hotel
Has
New
Owners
Car
Collision
Decision
Given
,
and
would
be
available
at
the
i
oflicrs
of
the
National
Employ-
j
i
mrnt
Service.
.
j
Brifi.-Cdr.
B.C.
Area
W.
J.
Me-t',111
thanked
the
group
by
letter
Steer
in
Defence
'prefer
to
make
up
only
a
day's
The
well
known
St.
Elmo
Hotel
.
snnniv
P
a
time
for
co-operation
in
the
ree'ent
and
Apartments
on
Second
Ave-
Home
economists
poini,
oui
uiat
,
Defendant
and
plaintiff
were
m
milk
powder
may
be
used
Wednesday
to
share
in
pvpiv
wav
that
fresh
milk
is
.
army
recruiting
drive
here.
j
nue,
which
for
the
past
30
years
DANCES
!
has
been
owned
and
operated
by
ft
-III
m
r,
i
,..
"
kc
-4M
rpsnprLiveiv
in
claims
u
u
The
Legion
dance,
formerly
!rs-
'
lu
'
used.
As
a
general
rule,
It
is
best;-
.
r,-
',.,
ml.
.
a
,
,
'rs
were
enlist
-ill.
civil
ili-
,
hi
icr
tiutlin-m
Lritiim
members
fchfduled
for
February
15
was
Mr-
Crosby,
has
been
purchased
t0
use
four
tablespoons
(one
car
collision
here
February
7,
Effective
March
31st,
1952,
we,
the
followinq
food
merchants
wish
to
announce
that
due
to
circumstances
beyond
our
control,
we
will
be.
obliaed
to
discontinue
our
Chinaware
and
Aluminum-ware
premium
fffer.
ALL
COUPONS
WILL
BE
HONOURED
UNTIL
APRIL
30,
1952
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
Berg
of
i
moved
ahead
to
February
29.
A
ounce
i
of
skim
milk
powder
and
case
appeared
before
Judge
t
T:.f
rick
arw
al
mi
r
n
nnnprt
i
i"
n.
.6
nn
P.in
m
waipr
in
n
ace
ui
une
...
t
a,
well
as
a
play
later
in
the
will
operating
M
cup
of
fresh
milk.
For
extra
foot
1
'c"e
UoW
claimed
.'':'
v.n
More
than
40
members
Crosby
plans
to
remain
in
the
;value
tnere
,g
an
advantage
in
damages
agalnst
Ross
Bros.
Taxi
1
cllv-
.
:
than
this
amount
of
a'ti
nded
!
using
more
Rrvl(1
T
w
Rrdwn.
KC.
ap-i
Sale
was
negotiated
through
skim
milk
powder
or
in
adding
p,.pH
,nT
thp
plaintiff-
Ravi
the
ollice
of
R.
E.
Mortimer.
Laborers'
Union
:,t
pl.'i.-i
ior.
civil
KUjr'rt
,-
a
c.-.iecially
the
in
.1
to
Ijc-
(rained
At
presciii.
Mr.
v
Insi
rurtur.
11..'
is
rr.ll
I.UiMl'1.1
V'jl-l!!:'hl
till"
fll'-'t
t'c's
v
as
oruil
-
lull
v
I.i
"inn
niiH'tiiiK
;.,m
I!rah
as
new
r,
t
and
gave
a
'o
W
J
Williams,
t;irv
v.
ii
)
left
on
some
w
such
iwus
Bs
vuvu
I
Hogarln
for
tne
defendant.
!
breakfast
cereals,
meat
loaves
or
i
Anotner
dama
e
daim
arising
!
I
which
not
usually
i
are
gravies
i
Qut
Qf
ft
ar
collision
near
Smlth
'
made
with
milk.
However.
It
is
AuRUSt,
1950.
Is
being
heard
1
J!tei
Biglish
Newsman
not
wise
10
increase
me
amount
s
afternoon
plaintiffs
Ralph
milk
to
the
point
!
of
skim
powder
iR
and
Jrene
Grace
Smiln
are
where
payability
is
affected.
,
claiming
against
Ray
Foster,
To
reliquify
the
powder,
the!wh()
is
COunlerclaiming
$274.25.
Visiting
Rupert
(Vriicti.;!!
and
General
Laborers'
Orion
1AKL1
was
set
last
night
D
&
S
Grocery
Sunrise
Grocery
Blain
Bros.
Midway
Grocery
Skeena
Grocery
Lyons
Fine
Foods
Lid.
Family
Me3t
Market
B
&
Y
Market
Ltd.
nrane
n-wiuiuoB
wwin
im
u.(
solicitors
are
tsrowu
ot
niiivtj
1.
h.imi
fnturp
necotl'itions
re-
.
J.o
iim
u.ss
luiure
in
gimaiiuiu
re
F
Krintt.
tniirnn
Canada
on
.u
nf
ditreaiarai.
.
.
u
.n.
-
uiin
.ii....v
auu
nuB"'
V
,
,
jor
tne
smillis
jvu.y,
!-!
VaMcmivBr.
ivvrdliiR
wages
and
working
ne-
!
behalf
ot
the
famous
Manchester
j
water
required
into
a
glass
Jar.:.-,,
FraOT
for
defendant.
ICV
initiations
Necotiations
would
Guardian
newspaper,
has
been
snrinkle
the
skim
milk
powder:
I
i.miiK!tiin
lif.
opened
with
all
city
and
dis-
a
visitor
in
the
city
since
Wed-on
tcj,
cover
tightly
and
shake
it
I'sul'.ed
in
a
trtct
contractors,
unionists
de-'
nesday
when
he
arrived
from
:
tne
jar
for
about
one
minute
or
If
you
want
to
rell
it,
advertlsr
in'
H.'
iariment
of
rided
last
nteht.
I
Vancouver.
While
here
he
visited
nnii
the
oowdr
dissolves.
Add
't.
Nsws
classified.
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
and
otlur
local
industries.
His
observations
will
be
the
basis
for
articles
in
his
paper.
ARMSTRONG
QUAKER
shnn.d
adopt
a
wii'i-M
'iring
new
,!
!.'
anaila
where
M
IllKll.
I
1
Kit
in
mtmy.
.
i
'apic
h
it
and
t)
I
1
!
j)t'
yi'VIM
Il-
1
iiiiKi'atKUl
to-
Navy
Day
at
Rotary
Club
i
He
proceeds
east
by
rail
Satur-1
day
night.
WALL
3
.ina!
1
employ-
piinrc
Rup.'i
t
Rotary
Club,
at
w
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'ill
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A
32.
fJtfi
f
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heim
ve.sterday.
heard
Lt
-
Snow
and
Ice
Disappearing
Ivi
t-d
by
letter
cdr
R
D.
Barrett.
RCN.
discourse
ui'i'h.
district
ad
Definitely
a
superior
wall
board,
completely
marbleized,
especially
suitable
for
bathrooms
and
kitchens
Height
of
wall
board
4
Vi
feet.
on
t
he
subject
of
naval
co-operation
with
merchant
shipping
and
4
(!
partment
of
1
-
world
trade.
!
The
speaker,
staff
officer,
c
j
trade-,
Esquimau,
ws
Introduced
1
hv
Ll.-Crir.
J.
D.
MrRac.
RCN,
Softer
air
and
frequent
showers
continue
to
reduce
ice
so
greatly
that
In
some
parts
of
Prince
Rupert
the
streets
and
sidewfalks
are
bare.
Few
arc
heard
to
praise
cold
weather.
They
arc
eloquent
in
telling
the
public
what
a
relief
90c
Price
per
lineal
foot
,,
n;1u,nt
j
r.hu
-
r
nmummding
HMCS
Chat-
);
11:1
1
Mm
is.'
.
1
28c
1
nam
wiin
wnoui
lit:
.m
i
in
vm-navy
dining
the
war.
A
guest
was
LI.
Walter
Smith,
ft
if
I
IH
it
is
to
Ret
around
without
risK-Ing
a
variety
of
injuries
In
the
way
A
broken
bones.
KiMiermen's
a!fx
of
HMCS
Chatham.
U.
Su111l.1v.
Ki'l).
RnUtiv
Presideiil
Fred
Scad-
11
ui..
,
Mi-tinpnic
den
was
in
the
chair.
j
A
REFLECTION
FOR
SPRING
...
SEE
OUR
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
MIRRORS
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
ii)'-
DaiiKhters
1-
H
p.m.
Atei-Si'vcr
March.
Bni';i.
(27c
1
Mi.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Root,
who
have
been
In
the
city
for
the
past
couple
of
days,
will
return
by
air
tomorrow
morning
to
Vancouver,
having
changed
plans
to
go
from
here
to
Edmonton.
"A
Good
Place
To
Buy-For
Over
a
Quarter
Century
1-1
Thone
715
327
3rd
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
j'.
T.
Hindson,
E.
ClouKh.
J.
W.
.a'ka,
W.
B.
Davidson,
R.
Wil-
v.
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Bale
tin-ill
V
Stone'...
Jiic
best
buys
'.ir.
Hl.'i
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r
Hale
:on-1''
.Stone's.
Ha'
best
buys
ar.
(He
1
For
Your
Old
Washer
Mon
ami
T.
J.
Omhlan,
Vancouver:
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J
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ickson.
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Harijcr,
Edmonton;
J.
A
Mccracken,
Oalgary;
T.
Woods.
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Mrs.
D.
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Lt.
Cd
R.
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Barrett,
Esquimau;
AU
lavloi,
R
Blackwell
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Mr.
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Holpate
and
lainiiy.
Ocean
Falls;
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Barry,
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nnrnaby;
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Evitt,
ort
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M.
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r
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uf
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aster;
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Walker,
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p.m.
jscias;
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Mrs.
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city.
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1
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