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men
rritice
kupeii
Duiiy
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Friday,
May
23,
19
34
RECIPES
Good
or
Poor
HERE'S
THE
GRANDMERE
ANSWER
TORONTO
CP
There
are
two!
From
feast
to
famine,
that's
spoons
'
flour
Add
IV,
cum
of
types
of
women
drivers
good
;
been
the
lot
nf
not.t.n.
h.
it
.
J:
",'
.
iC?W
Hrl
Art
9Z
.arras
inRnii
and
poor,
says
Mrs.
Kay
Petre,
i
ally
and
stir
until
thickened.
K'Ch
Cream
S)
UfA
mo
enr
H
i
u.
.
.
famed
woman
racing
driver.
grille
Mrs.
Petre
first
began
racing
an
aooronria
e
dr-w
'7'
2Z.
""
trZ
nZTl
Brooklands.
She
It
Britlni
wound
combine
dish
them
with
your
main
tight
freshly
3
boiled
new
pota-track,
;
and
serve
the
saiw
ror
men
"
uv
Liiiiu
in
iier
iir6
rrnrK
at
i
ail
.'
car
racing
but
in
1937
she
set
a
I
record
for
women
drivers
of
150
1
SALMON
CREAM
POTATO
CASSEROLE
Cook
new
potatoes
in
their
to
160
miles
an
hour.
I,
And
here's
a
different
twist,
something
rather
erisp
to
serve,
for
instance,
with
a
creamed
main
dish
such
a
chicken:
Crumbled
New
Potatoes
i
Serves
6t
12
new
potatoes
Vi
cup
melted
butter
or
margarine.
Vi
cup
fine
eornfiake
crumbs
1
tablespoon
salt
2
additional
tablespoons
but
ter'
or
margarine.
Wash
potatoes
and
eook
in
skins
until
tender.
Remove
skins.
Roll
poat'
)n
rrwtted
butter.
A
man
wonts
o
sweater
that
is
durable
as
well
as
smart
at
a
reasonable
price.
He
wants
a
sweater
that
is
styled
on
generous
lines
with
a
Cashmere
finish
that
is
usually
only
found
in
higher
priced
garments.
"SMOOTHIE"
pullover
sweaters
have
all
of
these
features
plus
being
moth-proof
and
shrink-proof.
Come
in
and
let
us
show
you
this
new
attractive
sweater
while
the
color
ronge
is
complete.
one
imnKS
mere
are
more
jackets
(vitamins,
you
inow)
good
than
poor
women
drivers
then
skin
and
dice.
Add
to
pfenty
in
Canada,
and
that,
she
says,
1
of
cream
sauce,
Add
a
Chopped
is
because
they
start
driving
at
sweet
onioa
and
pour
into
a
bak-an
early
aye.
.
'
lng
dish.
Make
up
a
recipe
of
Mrs.
Petre,
women's
advisor
to
j
salmon
loaf
and
spread
over
the
ths
British
motor
industry,
is
top.
Bake
at
350"
until
properly
in
Canada
to
find
out
what
browned
on
the
top.
Canadian
women
drivers
like
in
;
Or
vary
your
cream
sauce
in
cars.
They've
told
her
they
like
thj
French
manner:
gay,
attractive
colors,
inside
and
j
SAL'CC
SOt'BISE
out.
They
want
handy
ash
trays
(Serves
4)
Ui.it
don't
htkk,
rouiny
clove
Chop
2
larce
Thite
onions
a
id
compartments,
leather
uphoP
cook
gently
in
3
tablespoons
but-
then
in
crumbs
mixed
with
salt
stcry
and
lots
of
windows.
!
ter
or
margarine
until
tender
but
I
Saute
in
remaining
butter
until
i
not
brown.
Blend
in
2
table-
golden
brown.
$8.95
Priced
at
Comera
s
Value
j
MONTREAL
P
"Photography
is
an
artistic
mvdium
of
expression,"
said
provincial
Under-Secretary
Jean
Bruchesi
in
opening
an
exhibition
of
photographs
here.
He
said
"it
compares
very
well
with
painting,
sculpture
and
architecture."
Thp
exhibi
WA
TTS
&
NICKERSON
MEN'S
CLOTHING
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
343
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TOl'RIST
GROl'P
Sits
down
In
rtlnner
niii.
n-i
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r
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"
xvupni
vnamoer
or
commerce
at,
ve
members.
Nine
women
and
two
men
comprised
the
travelling
party
of
Vancouver
jM
Association,
headed
by
publicity
commissioner
Mike
Mccormick
Dinner
was
held
at
('i
nlle
after
visitors
toured
the
city
under
guidanw
of
C
of
C
executives
DANCE
Saturday
Night
at
Legion
Auditorium
9
to
12
p.m.
Everybody
Welcome
Gents
$1
00
Ladies
50c
Modern
and
Old
Time
Dancing
MUSIC
BY
THE
WESTERNAIRES
tion
is
sponsored
by
the
Montreal
'
I
1
Camera
Club
which
observes
its
20th
anniversary
this
year.
readers
Rotary
Men
Pour
Tea
And
Women
Love
it
ail;
for
cjIU
(?old.
Bulger's.
i
jmi-
E
T.
Applwhaite
over
Youths
Worried
MONTREAL
lWarning
that
such
'toys"
as
air
rifles
sometimes
lead
youths
into
the
paths
of
crime
was
issued
by
Police
Director
Albert
Langlois
here.
Police
are
cracking
down
on
the
If
a
lot
of
Prince
Rupert's
Rotary
Club
mem
J
C
1
A.
'V
-A
bers
complain
of
aching
backs
or
sore
feet
today,
rf
S?L
FREE
HOME
DELIVERY
CZ
iney
nave
good
reason.
Is
They
worked
hard
yesterday
short
time
earlier.
The
pourers,
looking
trim
in
business
suits
and
wearing
black
bowler
hats,
reached
for
their
pots,
but
the
strain
was
eased
as
the
two
ladies
and
many
others
who
were
directly
behind,
visited
the
cooking
booth
and
use
of
BB
guns
and
similar
weapons,
which
may
not
be
sold
to
children
under
14
without
a
permit.
Door
prizes
at
the
Rotary
Club
Ladh's'
Tea
yesterday
afternoon
were
won
by
two
women
who
live
only
a
block
apart
on
the
same
street.
Mrs.
D.
Radford
of
1944
Atiin
Avenue
won
a
coffeee
table
donated
by
Tom
Christie
of
Wood-Bilt
Products,
and
Mrs.
George
Shenton
of
2058
Atlin.
won
the
furs
donated
by
Bill
Scuby,
owner
of
the
fur
store
here
which
bears
his
name.
other
stalls
before
being
seat-J
fienerations
of
skilled
brewers,
both
v
n
afternoon
but
none
complained,
they
enjoyed
It.
The
men
served
the
ladles
at
the
club's
annual
tea
In
the
auditorium
at
the
Civic
Centre.
And
the
ladies
loved
it.
The
men,
all
leading
business
in
the
city,
poured
the
drinks-tea
or
coffee
served
sandwiches
and
cake
and
performed
all
the
duties
required
to
make
their
guests
comfortable
and
happy.
t
To
top.
off
the
party
the
men
staged
a
fashion
shew.
Latest
in
men's
summer
attire
was
modelled
by
club
members
while
Henry
Pluyme,
pianist
for
the
Rotary
choir
played
soft
music,
and
Garnet
Hull
described
'
the
"
material
'
and
styles
of
store
shirts,
slacks.
Jackets,
suits
and
coats
supplied
by
Watts
St
Nickerson.
The
tea
got
underway
shortly
after
2
p.m.
when
Mrs.
J.
Parks
of
716
6th
Avenue
West,
and
at
home
and
abroad,
have
claimed
r.in.ieriiority
for
the
Burton-type
ale.
..The
formula
for
this
carefully
brewed
ala
has
heen
handei
down
through
the
years
and
in
this
modern
age
has
lost
none
of
its
magic.
The
next
time
you
choose
an
ale
choose
Burton-type
and
discover
fcr
yourself
its
timeless
Muulities.
I
Hftii-
.
liT
I
I
8
!.
niinht
7:45.
(It)
I
'Sr
George
Hills,
CCF
can-jj
vci
CFPR
tonight
at
U)
li
the
Social
Credit
float
Sf
parade
tomorrow
then
thinking.
(lti
I
'Hi,.t
drive
Saturday,
May
jluse
Temple.
Everyone
f"
"t,
Ijl.sTEN!
The
Progressive
ffv.dive
party
is
the
party
people
mid
for
the
people,
fi-..n.s
YOU!
(U)
t
ii;d
Credit
Committee
4
heated
on
6th
Street
be-
and
3rd
Aves.
Phone
12nd
(123)
jluP!
He
wise
in
your
f
the
right
candidate
on
;r:th.
Turn
Christie
Is
the
IT
man!
'
(It)
Intiuii'
all
Elks
"Dun't
I
'ur
social
Friday
night,
I
$1
00
per
couple.
Mem-IikI
guests
only.
(122c)
!rd
Scphton,
of
the
Mu-tfr
of
Canada,
Is
in
the
"
one
of
his
periodical
"4
I'liune
Savoy.
37.
(tf)
I
i
Attention
W.OT.M.;
Evening
"f
Parade
at
United
Church.
i1
Miners
requested
to
as-
7:15
at
church.
(it)
.
Mention
Mixed
League
'':
please
call
at
Bowling
'""I
Pick
up
tickets
for
Jf'l.
Friday
30.
"
(123
1
The
first
history
of
Canada
was
a
chronicle
of
the
Jesuits
by
Father
du
Creux
published
in
Paris
in
1664.
ed.
HIVE
OF
ACTIVITY
However,
by
3
p.m.
the
auditorium
ws
a
hive
of
activity.
Men
rushing
around
with
sandwiches,
cake,
tea
and
coffee,
the
ladies
watching,
whispering
greeting
each
other
and
generally
enjoying
themselves.
The
men
set
up
24
tables
and
arranged
several
chesterfield
suites
on
which
the
ladies
relaxed.
.
No
cups
were
broken,
no
trays
were
dropped,
nobody
had
tea
or
coffee
spilled
on
them
and
O
o
1
VCQLO)
v"1"
1
1
m'L-
1
Ijp
everybody
went
home
the
ladies
happy
and
relaxed,
the
!
is
1
1
it
a
men
happy,
but
tired.
r?l
t
JELLS
PAINTS
VARNISHES
ENAMELS
SOLD
BY
I
Proceeds
lroai
iUt
event
will
be
used
by
Rotary
to
complete
another
of
the
club's
ventures
the
tennis
courts.
Mrs.
R.
B.
Morgan,
636
Taylor
Street,
entered
the
auditorium.
A
LITTLE
NERVOUS
They
were
greeted
at
the
door
by
nervous
club
members
who
had
taken
their
"posts"
only
a
wnro
$ve
TRY
A
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
'!
r
f.
It
.i
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Hi
251
3rd
Ave.
Phone
179
FASHIONS
That
Follow
the
Sun
APPOINTMENT
OF
OFFICIAL
AGENT
(Section
61
I
the
said
THOMAS
MELBOURNE
CHRISTIE,
nominated
in
the
foregoing
nomination-paper,
hereby
aoDoint
DOCTOR
R.
G.
LARGE.
Physician,
219
4th
Ave.
West,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
os
my
official
agent.
"T.
M
CHRISTIE''
Candidate.
Uliie
m
on
CFPR
tonight
at
and
hear
what
Turn
"
has
to
say.
Tom
is
'''mres.-.ive
Conservative
Jfci.de.
)lt
li
Lake
Ferry
running
Sat-4
May
24th.
Sunday,
May
"'.
Heather
permitting.
Leave
'
-P-iy
Floats
every
hour
from
Plume
Hlack
926.
(122)
Wide
range
of
Summer
Cottons
Criskay
fro
$7.25
'"one
party
means
a-R-u-3-8.
Don't
throw
vour
chance
to
Improve
unty
f
YOUR
future.
I
'(It)
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special
meeting
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U.F.A.W.U.
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the
111
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(122)
Mi
DOM'S
DEPT.
STORE
A'IKS!
Make
It
a
point
to
.';
to
CFPR
next
Wednes-
;y
2Hth
at
9:45
a.m.,
and
sMrs.
Mary
Colllnson
and
'
j
Utherine
Laurie
chat
'heir
choice
In
the
forth-fe
elwtlon.
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Sept.
25.
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