'ncc
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
May
7,
1052
Housekeeping
Excitement
In
Navy
Picture
Destination
Tokyo."
starrini!
I
ary
Grant,
and
John
CnUMd
Hhuh
shows
at
the
.Capitol
News
of
the
District
DON'T
THROW
AWAY
DRY
liKLAU
IVS
USEKUL
IN
MANY
WAYS
ass,
Srcwort
Looks
Up
.
...
hi
ie
i(.'ii.:ni.
is
an
ex-
'
to
iii!.
siory
oi
r.ubmarine
fare
with
the
Urnteri
Navy.
Farewelled
At
Stewart
Caiy
.'iani,
is
i-ii
commnii,!,,,
n
'
V.
ill
il
ii-i,
in
U
'a.
v.
Ti
t
m-
ry
P.reail
ihfii't
tprmv
away
that
dry
bread!
It
ear
be
used
in
many
thrill.
y
wars.
Fur
exaini.,',
bri
ad
that,
is
sliuht-ly'dry
will
make
exci
llcnt,
toast,
in
l;'it.
il
is
bell.
a-
th.iii
bread
thai,
is
ton
tn
h.
Toast,
cut
into
pointed
sha.iis
arc
attractive
puiii
l:,'s
he'
(
i(aiacd
dishes
made
of
'!;
in,
jii
u,"o;
hvr
nood
foods
Trtasv.
tulips
may
be.
used
in
place
of
patty
.-i
1
i
I
s
for
creamed
chicken
or
meals.
They
are
f
2
j;
5
HOSIERY
GLOVES
DRESSES
S
LINGERIE
SWEATERS
COATS
J
GOWNS
SCARVES
TOWELS
SLIPS
MILLINERY
TABLECLOTHS
I
PANTIES
UMBRELLAS
BEDSPREADS
to
fill.
I
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iii.i.
Ill
Hi
pii
K
,
ai)
icmps
ofilttr.
jr,h
I!i,t,t.j
TALENT
IlKAKI.
Continued
from
page
3
fur
the
instrumental
trio
of
Ruth
Carr-Harris.
Aletta
Gilker
and
Ray
Suhltn.
Mrs.
Roberts
and
Mr.
Miles
gained
high
marks
for
their
vocal
duet,
while
the
Rotary
mixed
choir
completed
th
prog.
am
with
lao
beautifully
sung
selections.
Henry
Pluym
and
Miss
Olive
Strand
were
accompanists.
Tuesday
afternoon
at
Capitol
Air
Mail
and
Gov't
Agency
STEWART,
The
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
is
in
receipt
of
a
communication
from
Ottawa
that
an
aid
mile
service
will
b.'
inaugurated
shortly
between
Stewart
and
Prince
Rupert.
Word
has
also
been
received
that
there
Is
every
possibility
ol
the
government
agency
being
re-opened
at
an
early
date.
This
is
welcome
news
to
the
mining
fraternity.
'
OFFERS
.-ii
ui,im
opens
ins
orders
to
!nd
that
he
has
been
detailed
on
i-runna'.s.Mnec
patrol
to
Tokyo
Hay
to
obtain
all
infor-matt.m
useful
in
piaKlufr
iln
alr
raid
on
Japan
a
success.
Through
careful
ninnoeuverinir,
the
sub-marinv
is
taken
into
Tokyo
Bay
There
Ridj'elv
and
John
jar-'''''l
"he
Wolf
i
are
landed
and
obtain
Ihe
lieeessaiy
mforiiia-li'-n.
This
is
then
r;uijoe(l
to
r
United
States
aircraft,
en'rrier
and
soon
format
lon.s
or
bombers
ire
wnrin",
their
w.-iv
t..
i,,i,.
You
Know
It's
Right
When
It's
from
Wallace's
made
by
cutt
inn
bread
into
slices
one-quarter
inch,
thick.
Remove
th'
crn.-,i.
and
brush
both
sides
lightly
witii
butter.
Press
a
bread
slice
Into
muffin
tins
anil
brown
in
a
nmiieiale
oven
ol
3a!l
K.
ilt
me
eci
iiM.n,l.,
s.iy
that
tuaste
l
sand'-1,
ii
h.
s
m.ikc
a
f
I'ituf
ailuita
n
tn
a
lun
h
of
simp
or
vl
I'.fl
.,,.,(
,1,1
f..r
STEWART.
-
Canadian
Legion
hold
a
curd
party
in
the
club-looms
on
Saturday
to
.say
farewell
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Lewis
who
have
long
been
active
in
the
affairs
of
the
Legion
branch
and
the
Women's
Auxiliary.
,
Mr.
Lewis
was
prcseiaed
with
a
wallet
and
Mrs.
Lev.
is
with
pressure
eook'-r.
In
making
the
presentation
on
behalf
of
the
Legion
and
the
Women's
Auxiliary
W.
S.
Orr
referred
to
th"
long
and
valued
service
of
both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Li
wis.
the
esteem
in
which
tney
are
held
by
the
entire
community
and
wished
them
Godspeed
and
:
access
in
their
new
home.
The
departure
Ls
caipec
by
iv
transfer
of
Mr.
Lewi-;
to
the
Prince
Rupert
district
for
the
tR
VICES
INs''i:tios
I'UtMiHv,,
v
HUMS,,
.
K"'UK,,
.
"A'TVM(.
Phone
974
eai.nii
!io
or-.p
melr
loads
of
tdvittli.
.ale
in'.!
e;it
samhvich
Is
n
applesauce,
h.-.s
i
f
i
and
.I'rips
id
Ii
h
im
toast.
Broiled
nd
w.th
onion
d
on
I
hot.
m
-
I
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
:
f
ADVERTISING
IN
TIIK
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESuLTS
I
Hoberf.
!hai.
Uan
Ha'"
and
I
D
ine
Kennedy
are
other
1m-I
lo''la
lit
iiiernbe.T
o.
the
Vast;
rv
BILL
SCUB
it
s
I'lCWI!
l'ht
I'Uni1
Dried
be
Hi
insv
be
rulied
v.'lh
a
ii'llir,'.;
pin.
inalcd
or
put
lhi'iU';h
the
!ui)i!
cleipper
tu
1
n
ill
fine
crumbs
Thee
should
thi-r.
provincial
Department
of
Public
Works.
Cribbage
was
played
during
the
evening,
the
men
defeating
the
women
by
a
score
of
16,290
to
13,niu.
Women's
first
prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
C.
E.
Gibson.
The
men's
first
prize
and
the
sweep
went
to
Angela
Bugnella.
On
the
season's
play
the
men
had
u
score
of
111,944
and
the
women
M.683.
Mrs.
F.
H.
Lewis
had
a
high
score
for
women
of
8037
and
W.
J.
Crawford
wis
high
man
with
a
score
of
8162.
Supper
was
.served
after
the
cards
and
the
evening
ended
with
the
singing
of
"Auld
Lang
Syne"
and
"They
Arc
Jolly
Good
Fellows."
I.).'D(:N
if-
A
dull
vt!iuiu,.
.'tun
id
piiA-led
the
audience
(iur-ii.'C
a
coiicrrt,
at
I
i
i-
ltoyal
Fes-tivai
Dan
As
th.'
concert
c
ided
an
e'derly
woman
tn
Ihe
frunt
row
witched
olf
iT
heuiinir
aid
and
the
whi.-.l
iUi
stopcd.
FURS
:w-
Third
.Kmm
I'fiii'C
Ittipcrt.
B.(
hi
I-c.
ui.e
IISI',1
foods
pi
la
:
i:.r.
'iln
or
meat,
that
n,e
v.etl-v,'nt.:lat.ed
e
c!
umli.i
c.m
be
ponhry
or
other
oiled
In
eu'i
and
.
inearre
mere
were
scnooi
cum-'
petitions.
In
Grade
IV
c
hoi
us
j
'Fairy
News."
Conrad
Street
had
greater
consistency
but
King
;
L'dward
was
slirhtty
ahead
on
the
test
piece.
The
former
won
;81
and
81
;
tin-
latter,
83
and
).
',
Pianoforte
under
y
"Merry
Go
Round"-
Donald
Mat-Den.
tid
A3.
Marlita
Ferguson
S2.
Itiliy
Saunders
80
Margaret
Hedge-
ii
k
au.
'
Pianoforte
under
10
"Mouse
in
the
Coal
Bin"--A
very
lai'-.e
;
class.
Gail
Davidson
tit.
Jiiuv
Fossmn
i!5.
Dolores
Gilbert
84,
Jill
Weise
83.
Kathleen
Saun.lcr.s
'83',
Ronnie
Roberta
83,
Lois
An-trobus
82.
Lawrence
Green
t2,
Wanda
Havdalc
82,
Pat
Whalcn
82,
Kathleen
Johnson
HO,
Joanne
Murray
80
Grade
VI
chorus
Bordt
n
Street's
two
selections
under
baton
of
J.
S.
Wilson,
piincipal,
took
the
honors.
84,
marks
i'o.-each.
King
Edward
group
sunn
unaccompanied
under
Joe
Gus-coe's
direction
and
Were
complimented
lor
their
fine
,vuik--H.)
lor
the
first
piece
and
t2
lor
the
second.
Fianoloite
under
II
viars--"The
Dance"
Anne
LuSette
83,
Patricia
Cameron
81,
Margaret
Johansen
73
Joanne
Prockter
7t.
Gail
Weis'e
10,
Marlyn
Anderson
78.
Karen
Taylor
78.
Pianoforte
under
12
years
"Ballet"
Diana
Daviciooii
;-i.
Marguiet
Aniield
31,
Barry
Jamie.son
80,
Shtrra
Hulmlay
crumbs
lor
Irvm;:.
Fine
t-riiinbs
o'
il
Ii.
ei
!
;..
mill
f
i
i
mix-
I)KSTI.VH(,.N
T0KV(,
ti
ii.
.
elicioii..,
nutty
IOIIAV
DM.)
jforfinq
7:15
GOD
IS
MY
CO-PILOT"
T
'ires
'
flavor,
ST
A
V
,
The;
i;;es:
til!
Ol!'
bread
IM
1
IH.
PS
'
is
a
lanny
,sni.;
that
"Th"
v.
,t!(er
shout
i
d
h
the
liaU,
You
ret
no
,
s'
h
oiu-
meat
ball'."
It
is
As
we
ore
heavily
overstocked,
W2
are
offering,
until
May
24th,
o
Stewart
News
-.1
tbisi,.
that,
si'ua'ion
fo
so
lh;ii
lr
we
do
not
find
home
econo-ad
1
1
a
clever
tilts
mis!
K?".-t
w;r,
ol
.
!
is
1
c
1
1
.
i
mi'jt.s.
.r
at
oaves,
hambii.v.'.-rs-
iia'h
and
3?-
j-''-4i;
.-'
-,
:
Jack
McBeth,
mining
engineer,
arrived
last
week
to
make
ar
rangements
for
the
season's
criKjueties
collided
wi'h
fi.ie
dried
or
soft
hrtsul
crumbs
make
economicul
flishe.s.
Ci'ac;
iiay
on
'
ape
Hreton
Island
was
so
(
,
dlecl
by
Lie
French
e-ipaiicrs
beraii-r
th,.
oay
was
ice
-bound
w
lr'
(ii-viv!"
d.
work
on
the
Marmot
Lead
and
Zinc
mines
property
on
the
Marmot
River.
There
is
still
on
oil
GLIDDEN'S
Inside
and
Outside
Point,
including
SPRED
SATIN
and
GENERAL
Marine
Paint,
presently
in
stock.
quite
a
bit
of
snow
on
the
trail
80,
MU
Vve:.-e
i'J
Georgian
to
tbe
property
and
Mr.
McBeth
ligures
that
it
will
be
a
week
or
so
before
anything
can
be
ui.nc.
Overvortea
ia
s
Terrace
Euiiding
TERRACE-
-Con'ih
Otawiiira
for
new
premises
to
be
con-
:
it'-uctfd
here
for
Overwuitea
i
LL1.
are
being
prepa:
Hi
in
llv;
.
3:'Ut.
ol
afhitwts
McCttrtcr
".
t'ani'ouwr.
Proposed1
new
su.re
and
warehouse
will
be
of
mill
construction.
Prince
Rupsrt
Fvis
'"'''-"A1
Vancouver
Mkh-X
mi
i.it,,,.,,,;,.;!..
r,,tk
fffyjLK
(.'v
-
i
1U
Expressions
of
sorrow
were
heard
here
when
the
deall,
at
1'riive
Rupert,
of
Ernest
Lewis
was
announced.
Mr.
Lewis
was
a
u
tcran
ol
the
First
World
V.-.mu
lmd
been
ailing
lor
wine
considerable
time.
he
vv,.,
Aharfingor
at
the
governmeni,
wir.irf
and
a
niemrjer
i
uia
Stewart
Branch
or
the
Canftr
in
.n
'Legion,
lie
is
survived
;y
his
vviuow
wiio
is
pre
ently
re-U'Z
m
Prince
Rupert
and
a
ii.;ier
in
Vancouver.
TERMS:
CASH.
Free
Delivery
on
orders
over
$10.03
Phone
651
or
652
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city
i'k
in
mi
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p-rwrwwi
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Phiipott,
Evitt
&
Co.,
Mr.
Wiiliani
Duncan
3miili.
unsuccessful
Coalition
caiuli-J:de
in
the
last
provincial
dec-1
Uvn.
Ins
been
selected
to
carry
the
banner
of
the
Liberal
pai
ty
in
llr.'
lorthcomln
election.
,
.
iC'
lm;,
was
held
here
i'hurs-
;
.v.
May
1.
in
the
Legion
cluh-!
.l.(.Ol'
III
Arnerii-a:i
Slardarr.
Braiorne
6
00
bp
y
.
f,j.
Cariboo
jiyi
i
,
CODftt-tiS
.
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'r(inin
Bubine
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Border
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900
Second
Avenue
West
or
Green
441
HAYS
COVE
HARDWARE
'
W"s
;u
whirl-
Mr.
smith
.vas
'
the
unanimous
choice.
Robert'
MaelepU
has
been
aiJjKMnted
as
returning
officer
for
the
Atlin
1
electoral
district.
I
1
figure
f!ialily
iii
my
budget,
too...
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me,
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answer'
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bottUf
of
Coc.-Col.
und.r
contract
will,
Coca-Cola
Ltd.
JUVENILE
SMOKERS
VANCOUVER
(CP)-City
police
comniLsiioir.Ts
ordered
a
crackdown
on
smoking
by
juveniles.
A
Federal
A-t
of
1U0B
.
pri.hibiU
smoking
by
children
under
IS
and
is
authority
for
police
to
seize
dfiarets
from
youngsters.
Storekeepers
selling
to
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