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2
Prince
Kupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
19.
1952
the
maples.
'"'w'JlJei
a;;k
for
taxlg
FKKTORIA
(CP)
The
Ocunits
tribe
of
the
New
Hanover
district
in
Natal
asked
trie
government
to
levy
a
special
tax
of
what,
a
woi.H.,!..,
Pre-War
Food
Dollar
Cut
by
More
Than
Half
some
SeottLsb-c;
'
'
.
sPt
for
PUrt
a
living
tt"l
our
two
countries
belMn
if
I!
throuch
which
run,
the
Log'c
burn.
Its
inhabitants
are
miners
and
farming
folk.
It
is
full
of
the
memories
of
the
Covenanters."
Can
any
tree
expert
tell
me
whether
it
would
be
possible
to
plant
a
grove
of
Canadian
maplea
at
that
spot?
Would
they
grow
there.
Mr.
MacAP.ister
thinks
they
would,
especially
If
protected
by
a
belt
of
Sitka
15
shillings
a
year
on
tax-payers
to
maintain
tribal
schools.
The
government
promptly
agreed
to
the
request.
of
Alexander
Mulr
who
wrote
our
own
fine
song,
TIM
Maple
Leaf.
It
is
located
at
Lesmahagow,
which
Gilbert
says
Is
"a
little
cluster
of
houses
on
the
upland
moors
of
Lanarkshire,
very
bleak
In
the
winter
time
and
very
lovely
in
summer,
the
moor
falling
away
to
a
lovely
valley
VITAL
itc.
THE
EXPERTS
-J(UJ
By
KAY
REX
.So
credit
restrictions
have
been
jilted.
So
the
cost-of-living
in-riPX
has
dropped
two
points.
"Still
no
excuse
for
spending
sprees,"
says
the
National
Coun
Your
1939
food
dollar
now
has
an
actual'
purchasing
power
of
41.8
cents;
or,
stated
anothei
,
way,
the
food
that
cost
you
$1.00
in
1939
cannot
be
bought
today
j
for
less
than
$2.39.
This
Is
the!
US
Fishing
Fleet
Leaves
For
Bristol
SEATTLE
Fifty-two
vessels
sailed
from
Puget
Sound
but
they
left
only
one
wake.
The
wake
was
caused
hv
the
m.itorshin
The
Panama
r-m.,i
ministered
by
the,
si-extends
fivemS8
"
of
the
great
e:,n
,
Clther
to
luxury
are
the
inclusion
of
tea
and
coffee,
which
people
are
apparently
continuing
to
drink
despite
their
prices.
Basis
of
the
choice
of
foods
is
round
nutrition;
but
it
will
take
careful
management
......
.v...
to
w
stay
within
'wim
the
wk
limits
limits
spf
set
frtrt.H
forth
here."
ViorA
HISTORIC
SITE
The
present
Trinity
Church
of
the
head
of
Wall
Street
In
New
York
is
the
third
there
since
since
the
inc
first
urst
church
ciuirra
was
built
uuui
in
in
icoq
1093.
...
...
sad
news
reported
in
HEALTH
j
I
magazine's
fifth
annual
foodj
!
budget
which
has
just
been
pub
I
r(
i
r
I
1
H
cil
of
Women.
lished.
for
neany
a
year
now
ui
square
Sinnet.
bound
for
Alas
I
This
budget,
compiled
by
Mar
in
.
s
:
council
has
hammered
away
a
ka's
rich
salmon
grounds
of
garet
E.
Smith,
Ph.B.,
M.Sc.,
di-
em-
nmfin
X
r
)
i
"umc"
P
i
rector
of
nutrition
for
the
Health
League
of
Canada,
gives
all
the
essential
foods
adequate
quantity
for
a
Canadian
family
of
its
members
to
watch
where
the
pennies
go.1
Its
latest
advice
deals
with
summer
vacations.
"If
you
go
to
a
resort,
it
need
not
be
a
high-priced
one,"
sug-
'
Bristol
Bay.
.
Crowded
upon
the
decks
of
the
Square
Sinnet
were
51
fishing
ouau.
Some
were
converted
san
boats
brought
to
Seattle
from
m
m
inniif
four
father,
mother
and
twoi
gests
the
council.
"Often
the
,
Bristol
Bay
last
year
and
the
rest
children.
It
shows
the
total
bill
for
one
week
to
be
$25.32
whicn
nail,
less-known
spots
offer
the
y
Mi
.-;r55
7T-T7
v
.
i
is
23
cents
lower
than
one
year
ago;
but
$14.73
higher
than
it,
was
for
the
same
food
in
March,
weie
newly
built
motor
fishing
craft.
Fish
and
Wildlife
Service
regulations
have
been
modified
to
permit
fishermen
to
use
motor
ooatr.
The
Square
Sinnet,
re-.vased
along
with
tW3
other
Alaska
Line
vessels
for
the
Bris-
m.i-t
restful
and
enjoyable
vacations."
Women
are
urged
to
buy
only
w.iat
they
need.
"If
you
don't
actually
need
an
article,
don't
buy
it,"
says
the
nrmr.l
"Tf
von
dn
need
it
don't
c
mm
;
rjm
1939.
.
Some
strange
truths
are
revealed
in
the
full-page
table.
For
example,
the
once-lowly
potato
Bay
run,
also
was
loaded
i'lvn'ti
vn'.irfilf
in
tho
wnrrv
anil
!
tol
now
emerges
as
the
most
Inflated
lie
hardship
of
having
to
part
of
the
menu
(441
per
cent
meet
a
series
of
instalment
pay
with
5
213
tons
of
freight
so
the
canneries
will
be
able
to
operate
during
the
ihoit
red
saimon
season.
The
steamer
Nadina
will
leave
tomorrow
for
Bristol
Bay
and
the
motorship
Ring
Splice
on
Sunday.
higher
than
its
base
period
oi
22
cents
a
peck).
And
stewing
meat
is
no
longer
to
be
dismissed
as
the
humble
sustenance
of
the
cottage-dweller.
Stewing
meat
lsi
now
listed
at
9
cents
a
pound
j
merits
instead,
wait
until
you
can
buy
it
outright."
I
iSii
IS
NOURISHING
The
council
says
fish
meals
are
economical,
also
nourishing,
for
m?
whole
family.
"Minerals
such
as
calcium,
j.'iiosphorus,
copper
and
iron
arc
lound
in
fish
and
vitamin
A
is
iound
in
sea-foods."
KEDGEREE:
Two
thirds
cup
raw
whole-grain
rice,
two
cups
cooked
fish,
one-half
cup
melted
butter
or
margarine,
one
teaspoon
finely
chopped
parsley,
one-half
teaspoon
salt,
pepper.
Cook
riee
in
boiline.
salted
4
".2
times
its
1939
price
of
15
cents.
"Filet
mignon
is
not
listed,
for
the
obvious
reason
that
this
budget
is
dealing
only
with
the
improbable,
not.
with
the
utterly!
impossible,"
comments
Miss
Smith.
"This
budget
represents
minimum
purchases
for
a
family
of
four.
The
only
concessions
Logger
Cuts
Park
Out
of
Wilderness
VANCOUVER
(CD
Two
British
Columbia
loggers
have
joined
the
"woodsman's
hall
of
fame."
One
has
cut
enough
lumber
to
I
,
m
pus
jj
(fambpmt!
v.-ater.
Drain.
Flake
fish
re-1
build
73,333
five-room
bungalows
movin?
skin
and
bones.
Add
to!
without
having
an
accident
and
ri
-e
and
heat
in
double
boiler.!
the
other
single-handedly
cut
a
c
ir
melted
butter
into
slightly
Park
out
f
the
wilderness
near
teaten
egg
yolks.
Add
parsley
i
Terrace,
450
miles
north
of
hero,
arid
seasonings.
Combine
with
Sawyer
Carl
Lillo.s
was
honor-firh.
Cook
one
or
two
minutes,
ed
recently
at
the
Forest
Prod
fctirrina
gently.
ucts
Safety
Conference
here.
If
the
1,100.000,00(1
board
leet
he
SKIM
MILK
FOR
ECONOMY
From
the
Federal
Department
i
f
Agriculture
comes
a
recipe
for
Cream
Pie
made
from
skim
milk.
Ingredients:
One
third
cup
has
cut
were
placed
In
one
solid
log
it
would
stretch
from
here
to
Tokyo.
Joel
Truelsen,
75
-
year
-
ok'.
Scandinavian,
logged
acres
of
fuar;
one-third
cup
flour;
one-i
Canned.
Vegetables
ebhth
teaspoon
salt;
one-half
"Old
creeK
canyon
by
hand
into
cu;
skim
milk
powder;
two
cupsja
Park,
built
fireplaces
and
pic-
Prices
Effective
June
20th
to
June
23rd
nic
tables
and
over
seven
vea:s
water;
two
egg
yolks;
one
table
Miscellaneous
Items
made
the
hidden
beauty
spot
available
to
all.
Lands
and
Forest
Minis'er
E.
T.
Kenney
wanted
to
name
ft
Truelsen
Park.
i
DATFS
rittcd.
l
idiiM.
Is
17c
23c
22c
2ic
19c
CEFTS
Sliced.
A.vimer,
C'hoire,
15-oz.
WHOLE
GREEN
BEANS
C!'o:
e,
Ay'nier,
15-ox.
FORK
&
BEANS
Car..
peril's,
?.0-oz.
COCONUT
Martin's,
Vr
,
I!
f
I
'jjjijn
butter;
one
teaspoon
vanilla.
Mix
sugar,
flour,
salt
and
skim
milk
powder
and
blend
with
ono
nip
watec.
Add
remaining
water
slowly
and
cook
10
minutes
over
hot
water,
stirring
constantly
until
mixture
thickens.
Add
beaten
egg
yolks
and
cook
three
minutes.
Add
butter
and
vanilla.
Cool.
Pour
into
baked
rune-inch
pie-shell.
Top
with
meringue.
Bake
in
moderate
oven
(350'
Fahrenheit)
for
15
minutes.
OLIVE
OIL
Sosso
OQc
rnr
Italinn
Oliv
(til.
tfif
Cut
Shoe
Cs$s
PEAS
f
PPI
Royal
City,
Fancy
y,
S'ze
4.
15-ox.
PRE
SERE
I
Hinin'v
Bfst,
fanry,
la'S'
2''.
"
Ma.
...!...
h
Willi
Canned
Fruits
QUAKER
OATS
?()C
Nmt-rrrniitiin,
3's
PiCKLES
lie
Swrrt
Mixrd.
Kihby'n.
l(i
).
28c
CATSIir
Cl
!5c
APR'COTS
BLUEBERRIES
'iTifi
Choice,
li-oz.
FRUIT
COCKTAIL
I
ibby's,
28-oz.
Drl
iMimtr,
nan
seed
0i
!low"Skinny"Girls
Get
Lovely
Curves
Gain
5
to
10
lbs.
New
Pep
TTusgMs
wt
never
could
sain
weight
bf're.
nnw
lif.ve
bhapely,
attractive
figure
-No
more
bony
lirnba,
ugiy
holiowi
Tlicv
tlmnk
Ostrex.
It
put
fir.-h
on.
bodies
Ekltmv
because
Wood
lacks
Iron.
I'fy
vmi
up,
too.
Improves
appetite,
digestion
no
!u
'd
nourishes
you
bet
ter.
Don'
t
lear
get
ting
too
fat.
H'on
wtiea
you
Rain
figure
ymi
wish.
Introductory
rv-
tret-ai
-iualnted"
kIi
only
fiof.
Try
Oytrex
Toute
T'tMrts
lor
new
poundi,
lovely
curves,
new
peo,
t-Kiuy
At
all
druggist.
41c
t'
l'
Urrf
irld's,
nn
pi'
k:!-.'
PLUMS
9
.
JQC
Itryal
Ci'y,
Clmire,
15-oz.
for
ltlv
0
Ifl
FREE
DELIVERY
SERVICE
COVERS
THE
ENTiRE
CITY
BIRD
GRAVEL
Q
7c
niirfccifirld
s.
1
lb."
'
.
for
i
TUNA
Cbvcrlcof
IC
Solid
Whitfl
Meal,
Kaiu
v,
7-o
t
0"R
STORE
IS
AS
CLOSE
AS
YOUR
PHONE
Grapefruit
Juice
""'lUi
Strawberry
Jam
4"Go,e
99c
Perfex
Bleach
32
-
34c
Whole
Chicken
rdX.Vb
2"$2.19
Puritan
Meat
Balls
.....
43c
Raisins
m,,i,ci
d,-5h.
j.
4k
Delta
Rice
""
p
39c
Pacific
Milk
"
6
99c
Rug
Show
of
the
Year
at
Gordon
&
Andersons'
Cookies
McCORMICK'5
Kan
C.cani
!
uml
hlmil
61
l'C
McCORMICK'S
Cream
and
'am
Crtiiies
Family
t.v
iack
'
dad's
oatmeal
Cookies
S7c
2S
1
'V
Conned
Juices
V-8
VEGETABLE
JUICE
APPLE
JUICE
,
'
Sun
Bype,
48-oz..
OOv
TOMATO
JUICE
9
Of?c
I.ibby't
Fancy,
20-oz.
i
for
tr
ORANGE
BASF
fj
C
Real
Gold.
Makes
One
Quart
HjL'
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
LETTUCE
-
Head
J.f
K,"IS"ES
;
2u,
17c
OR
KEN
ONIONS
t
"A
He
li
fori
I
CABRYOK
I
Ap
round
SGES
4J99c
Co"in!c!!'s
Ca
Smcps
Your
Clmi'c
111
nr..
Cans
r,
lv
-
2,.
37c
2
37c
U
for
J
i
2
37c
CHICKEN
Nooni
t;
,
CHICKEN
'
KICK
'
CREAM
MCSIIHOOM
CLAM
CHOW
DEI'
.
V-
to
4
'
Yes,
this
is
one
of
the
events
of
the
year
at
Gordon
&
Anderson's.
25c
Icing
Sugar
2
lb.
packaqe
7
V,
'
v
Not
only
have
we
a
large
and
most
unusual
collection
of
rugs
on
hand
for
the
occasion.,
b
u
t
also
rua
MIDWAY
s
SSCEENA
Rupert
Butchers
!
LYONS
D&S
GROCERY
GROCERY
and
Grocers
Fine
Foods
GROCER"!
experts
from
out
of
town
will
be
on
hand
to
"go
MMITKD
Phone
Phone
Phone
Phone
Phono
656
659
581
or
532
21
250,
Red
465
into
your
rug
proDiems
with
you.
They
will
be
glad
to
advise
you
and
go
into
your
homes
if
necessary.
'
Take
advantage
of
the
opportunity
this
week
at
Gordon
&
Anderson
I
Phone
46
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STOKES
Are
Stores
of
Quality
and
Service
li