(ii,..
Prince
Rupert
toilu
r-JcUisi
Thursday.
May
8,
1947
Social
D
METAL.
OF
ANCIENTS
Certain
coun'ries
used
iron
'as
far
back
as
1500
B.C.
EGGS
GRADE
"A"
LARGE
28-CZ.
44C
CARTONED
KEL
APPLE
JUICE
31c
M
TINS
GREEN
BEANS
ciioick
TINS
Phone
SI.'
31c
OIDQS
(Contributions
to
this
section
will
be
welcomed)
Mrs.
Youngs
Is
President
lnlerrsfrn
Affairs
of
Women's
Canadian
Club
.Shown
at'
Annual
fleeting;
Yesterday
Continued
Interest
In
the
affairs
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
was
manifest
when
a
Uric
.
fcatlierlns
of
ladles
turned
out
mt
the
Commodore
Cafe
yetter-day
afternoon
for
the
annual
meeting.
Mrs.
T.
Norton
Youngs
was
elected
president,
sucrecd-
,'Mt
Mrs.
Nora
Arnold
who
ex-
-pressed
her
desire
to
be
relieved
mol
office
In
view
of
other
actl-
vltles
Including
that
of
the
mayoialty.
Mrs.
Arnold
reported
"
on
the
activities
of
the
club
during
the
past
year
which,
for
a
nurrcer
or
reasons,
had
been
tomowhat
curtailed.
Hie
new
officers
are:
Honorary
President,
Mrs.
D.
McD.
Hunter.
President,
Mrs.
T.
Norton
Youngs.
First
Vice-President,
Mrs.
G.
A
Johnson.
Second
Vice-Predderrt.
Mrs.
ArnoM
Flaten.
Secretary,
Mrs
A.
L
Holtby.
Assistant
Secretary.
Mrs,
M.
M.
Roper.
Treamrer,
Mrs.
C.
0.
Ham
A.lftar.t
Treasurer.
Mrs.
T.
W.
Brown.
Executive
Afrs.
L.
W.
Kersln.
Mrs.
Edgar
Saunders.
Mrs.
Neville
Oerrard
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills.
Votes
of
thanks
to
the
retiring
officers
were
passed
by
the
mee
-lng.
Funds
totalling
about
$50.
which
were
considered
In
excess
of
the
actual
working
requirements
of
the
organization,
were
set
aside
for
division
between
the
Library
Board,
Cancer
Fund.
Mayor's
Fund
and
the
Civic
Centre.
Tea
was
served
at
the
close
of
the
meeting.
HONOR
ORANGE
LADY
DELEGATES
Honoring
three
members
of
the
Ladies
Orange
Benevolent
Association
who
arc
leaving
for
the
south
on
May
15.
a
delightful
tea
was
hdd
at
the
heme
of
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
Tuesday
afternoon.
Guests
ot
honor
were
Mrs
George
Howe
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Moller,
who
are
local
delegates
to
the
Grand
Lodje
which
wiU
be
held
in
Vancouver,
and
Mrs.
Frank
Ellison,
who
Is
going
south
at
the
same
time
to
visit
friends
but
who
wU
also
attend
Grand
Ledfe
sessions.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
Ellison
and
Mr.
V.
J.
Line-ham.
The
present
were
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
Mrs.
Georte
Howe,
Mrs.
Frank
Ellison.
Mrs,.
W.
J.
Ltne-ham,
Mrs.
H.
Thurgood.
Mrs.
Thomas
Priest.
Mr?.
A.
Evans.
Mrs.
PauKm.
Mrs.
H.
Smith.
Mrs.
J.
P.
Moilor.
Mrs.
A
Mc
Neil.
Mrs
Thonnst...
Mrs.
Rich
ards,
Mrs.
J
Jt-'hansen.
LUMBAGO
(Lame
Back)
When
your
back
U
ti3
and
sore
to
touch
and
it't
an
effort
for
you
to
KMp
or
bend,
take
the
remedy
tlut
hai
broucht
iwtfu
af
relief
to
thoaoands
TemrJeton't
T-R-C'a.
Don't
ur7er
from
the
raising
mijrrr
of
LumKaro
dv
loncer
than
wxi
I
nave
to.
tiet
I
K
I
I
lxtiy,
JOi.
l
at
iruiit
cvcrjM
bat.
Yti
.
.
.
It'
th
perfect
household
work
saver.
Ut
Perle
In
the
kitchen,
bathroom
and
laundry,
Pert.
U
NOT
a
harsh
bleach.
TRIPLE
ACTION
THC
CENTIE
BLEACH
Teachers
Hear
Of
Convention
Life
Membership
Conferred
on
.Miss
F,
A.
'Mercer
A
well-attended
,
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupt-rt
District
Teachers'
Association
heard
reports
of
the
delegates
who
had
be
n
to
the
annual
convention
of
tl-JJrltlsh
Columbia
Teacher's
Federation
dunng
the
Easter
vacation.
Mrs.
Moses
hed
attended
the
meeting
of
the
Library
Suction
and
had
heard
P.
J.
Kltley,
dir
ector
of
jc-hool
broadcasts,
speak
on
radio
and
education.
One
point
the
speaker
made
was
that
many
listeners
to
the
radio
sub-consciously
absorb
and
are
influenced
by
radio
programs
when
thry
are
Jur.t
listening
Incidentally.
Children
are
more
Influenced
by
the
program
than
was
sometimes
realized
and
grown-ups
and
educators
would
be
well-advised
to
bring
considered
cplnion
to
bear
upon
producers
and
radio
nations
to
ensure
that
objection
programs
do
not
caure
harmful
results.
J
Vo?.t
soke
on
a
mathematics
section
program
he
had
at-
tendrd.
There
had
beeri
much
dleu!on
and1
a
considerable
It
had
been
veiy
mtsreritlne.
J.
S.
Wllon,
who
is
a
member
I
of
he
provincial
executive
and
had
been
present
at
executive
as
wr"
as
general
meetings,
reported
on
the
buslntss
ns
well
ai
social
activities.
The
convention
had
been
well
attended
and
nad
teen
very
successful.
Resolutions
sent
from
the
Pr'nce
Rupert
r"t'!ct
had
received
consider-nNe
attention
and
sumort.
The
policy
of
the
Federation
to
limit
I
the
sire
cf
classes
bad
been
re-i
affirmed.
I
The
presentation
of
the
Q.
A.
'Ferguson
Memorial
Award
to
Dr.
M.
A.
Cameron
had
been
a
I
I'otnbje
fea'turc.
Another
feat-u-e
with
an
appeal
to
local
teach-rs.
was
the
warding
of
i'fe
menibershlp
1ft
the
B.
C.
Ttchers'
FHeratlon
to
Misu
E.
A
T''e
The
local
ossoclatlon
h
honored
Mirs
Mercer
previous
in
this
regard
and
now
the
nrovlnclal
body
had
r.knowledged
the
valuable
ser-v-pp
glvn
to
the
community
o-"rt
the
teaching
profession
i-
!nre
by
Mlsj
Mercer.
fr
Wilson
referred
to
the
Im-i
P"
'-rs
of
the
bill
for
aito-.
TO
STRETCH
YOUR
FOOD
DOLLARS
PKICES
GOOD
FOR
ONE
WEEK
DOZ.
CANNED
TOMATOES
19c
TIN
QUAKER
PUFFED
WHEAT
J
PKTS.
...
26c
Fresh
Produce
j
:
:
NEW
SPUDS
4
lbs.
for
23c
SWEET
SPUDS
2
lbs.
for
29c
LETTUCE
2
for
33c
CELERY
lb.
19c
SPINACH
.
.
2
lbs.
23c
RHUBARB
21bs.l9c
BANANAS
3
lbs.
53c
ORANGES,
252's
2
doz.
65c
GRAPEFRUIT,
100's
6
for
28c
BUTTER
OVERWAITEA
BRAND
FIRST
GRADE
CREAMERY
2
lbs.
99c
KRAFT
DINNER
17
WE
SELL
FOR
LESS!
WE
SELL
FOR
CASH!
OVERWAITEA
'KlTKllTS
MOST
MODKRN
FOOD
STORE"
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
A
SWEET
THOUGHT
MOKE
SUGAR
More
sugar
1
These
w6rds
fell
Ilka
muilc
on
the
homemaker's
ear
when
the
announcement
was
made
recntly
that
every
i
three
months
an
extra
pound
of
ugar
was
to
be
allowed
on
the
ration,
During
the
past
five
years
everyone
accepted,
sugar
rationing
as
something
which
was
an
absolute
necessity
due
to
abnormal
conditions
prevailing
in
the
world,
but,
while
connlv-
llng
to
stretch
the.
Ulowance
as
far
as
possible,
perhaps
fev
stopped
j
thin
that
it
might
t?
havlrr
a
good
effect
on
us.
Why?
Because
it
was
teaching
us
to
pay
more
attention
to
the
food
j
we
need,
rather
than
to
those
which
we
Just
specially
Rke,
and
It
has
mude
us
real-lie
that
we
may
have
been
let-tins
sugar
replace
other
eisen-t.'al
foods
to
a
certain
extent,
with
the-
result
that
our
meals
may
have
been-
off
balance.
It
is
easily
seen
that
an
extra
pound
of
sugar
for
each
mem
ber
of
the
family
every
three
months
need
not
be
a
cause
of
worry
as
to
over-indulgence,
for
the
average
Canadian
will
still
exchange
of
conflicting
views.
!
have
less
to
u?s
than
wos
the
cae
.in
pre
-rationing
dap.
In
most
hemes
It
will
simply
mean
that
a
little
moremgar
can
bo
used
here
and
there
where
It
has
been
most
missed
and
it
will
allow
for
a
few
extra
batches
t
Of
cookies
and
mere
desserts.
However,
can't,
you
see
some
sugar
extravagant
reoVoes
which
Ijave
been
temporarily
shelved
during
the
Years
of
susrar
rationing
beirrg
broueht
down
and
used,
as
a
soecial
treat,
to
produce
one
cf
thce
favorite
iced
cakes
for
which
the
younger
members
of
the
family
have
been
coaxing?
Home
economists
haVe
brousht
down
from
their
shelves
such
a
recipe
or
twe
whioh
they
admittedly
have
enjoyed
retest-
matlc
membership,
the
effect
of
affiliation
with
organized
labor
and
various
icports
cf
the
different
committees,
Other
business
at
the
meeting.
In
addition
to
toutlhe
matters,
was
the
consideration
of
clauses
to
be
added
to
the
salary
schedule
already
agreed
'to
between
the
trustees
and
the
association.
Food
Savings
FREE!
1
Plastic
Coffee
Measure
With
Each
Pound
Mysore
Coffee
45
c
LB.
SMYRNA
FIGS
COOKING
27c
LB.
We
Deliver
X
COMPLETE
STOCK
OF
FROZEN
FOODS
BURNS
CANNED
MEATS
CAMPF1KE
SAL'SAGE
.t
SPORK
JWf
BEEF
DINNER'
2lf
BEEF
STEW
2
If
BEEF
STEAK,
AND
KIDNEY
3rr
STEAK
AND
ONIONS
,W
CHIU
CON
C.RNE
21
f
CHICKEN
DINNER
1
1
(-WEINERS
;t(tr
WE1NEKS
AND
BEANS
2
1
SPAGHETTI
AND
ME.T
RALLS
21
ilrtgT
With
corn
"syrup
off
the
ration
list
the
home
economists
felt
It.
timely
to
suggest
these
particular
recipes
which
call
for
both
su?ar
and
com
syrup.
Date
,Spice
Cake
2V2
cups
sifted
ull-purpoe
flour
OR
cups
sifted.
pastry
flour
1
teasroon
roda
1
teaspoon
salt
34
teajpoon
cloves
1
teaspoon
cinnamon
ij
teaspoon
allspice
3,'i
ciro
lard
or
other
shortening
cup
corn
syrup
2
eg?s.
well
teaten
m
cues
sour
milk
or
butter
milk
1
cup
chopped,
pitted
dates
cup
chopped
walnuta
Sift
together
3
limes
the
flour,
roda,
rah
and
sutees.-
I
rame
arross
an
intereMing
rontect
the
other
clay
fponjomi
hy
TALMOHVK
SHAMPOO.
All
joh
do:
Find
n
article
of
men
J
7
fS
l
l.mm
Cream
lard
until
soft
and
lhjttt.
Add
sugar
gradually
and
cream
mixture
until
very
fluffy.
Stir
in
corn
syrup.
Add
2-3
cup
of
flour
mixture
and
blend
well.
Add
beaten
eggs
and
stir
In
thoroughly.'
Add
Va
cup
flour
mixture
to
dates
and
nuts.
Add
remaining
flour
alternately
with
milk,
beginning
and
ending
with
flour.
Mix
well
after
each
addition.
Add
dates
and
nuts
and
blend
well.
Pour
Into
two
9"
layer
pans
and
bake
in
a
moderately
hot
even
373
degrees
F.
for
35
minutes.
Cool
before
frosting.
Half
this
recipe
may
be
baked
In
a
moderately
hot
oven
375
degrees
F.
in
an.
8''
square
pan
for
35-40
minutes.
Fluffy
Frosting
2
egg
whites
k
teaspoon
salt
14
cup
.sugar
BUYS
-
WHYS
clothing
hiddrn
in
tUi
fentenre
.
.
.
"
The
road
.1
v.
"
.1.-
i.n.
r
lm
i
1
iiii.vs
tiiiuun
iiic
nuns
ui
me
uiuut-ii
ituni
$200
re
in
,hf,'r
proper
order.
Simple,
i.n't
it,
I
beliere
m
w
w
I
II
1.1
-
,it.
1,1
a
.
juii
nuum
line
iu
iry
una
i
annum
c
cunirri,
.H)
here
ii
i.
If
j-ou
find
the
word
that
fprll
an
article
of
men's
clothing
in
the
above,
oonlcnce,
wnd
the
word
'to
'me,
Barbara
Hrrt,
Dcpt.il,
1111
Crescent
St,
Montreal.
The
first
ten
correct
entrlej
each
win
$10
doubled
to
if
accompanied
bv
a
prchaw
totrn
from
PALMOMVK
811AM
POO
either
LIQUID
or
10
WD
Kit
.
.
.
the
shampoo
I
o
much
like"
brntie
it
Icstm
hair
ItiMroits
anl
ro
very
easy
to
manage.
N-n.l
as
many
entries
you
)il(s-bui
don't
ilclay
for
yoii
may
lie
one
of
the
tea
lucky
winners!
JUST
LIKE
MOTHER
USED
TO
MAKE!
Highest
praie
from
your
huvban.t
when
he
tastes
a
favourite
dish
w
his)
happy'
"M-mmml
Ju.t
like
mother
ui
to
make!
r'
Just
between
you
an.l
me
and
not
to
belittle
mother's
good
cooking
it's
even
better
than
mother
used
lo
make
when
it's
the
delicious
Ilhulmnt
t'tutttrd
lHe
made
with
CROWN
IIKANI)
Corn
Srnirt
.
.
.
here'a
the
reeine
.
.
.
ileal
There's
something
about
a
leaning
bowl
of
Mvoury
roup
to
make
tired,
home-irom-thc-ome
hiiibandt
Fit
up
and
take
notice
.
.
.
and
when
4
say
savoury
I
mean
full
of.cood
taste
completely
appetising
HF.INZ
Condemed
Soupt,
For
all
of
HEINZ
Coivicnicd
Sovpt
are
eavoury
to
the
last
sip
I
.
.
.
ro
when
you
serve
any
one
of
them
delicious
Tomato
Cream
of
..
Green
.
Tea
..
Cream
TASTES
BETTER
Mm
SCy
.Cf
,'""OlT!0
mhn
See
for
yourself
how
much
better
a
refreshing
cup
of
coffee
tastes
when
Pacific
j
Milk
is
added.
Its
creamy-rich
texture
will
Improve
it
so
much
youU
never
want
to
be
without
it-
Try
some
today.
At
all
grocers.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
ftowtvailahla!
LOOK
FOB
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
Classified
Advertising
Paysl
for
a
Mother
l)jy
(May
11th)
siecial
treat
.
.
.
Line
9-inch
pie
plate
with
i
recipe
pattry
rolled
H
Inch
thick.
Wash
3i
pound
rhubarb
(about
3
cups,
diced)
rut
into
1-inch
lengths
and
place
in
pie
thelL
In
a
bowl
com-blne
Vt
cup
sugar,
2
tbfps.
Benton's
Corn
Starch"
and
Vt
teasp.
salt
Add
I
tsz
and
beot
welt
Add
i
cup
CROWN
BRAND
Corn
Syrup
and
1
tbsp.
melted
butter
or
shortening.
Pour
over
rhubarb.
Roll
out
remaining
pastry
and
cut
in
narrow
strips.
Crisscross
lattice
strips'
on
top
Of
pie.
Bake
in
hot
oven
(ISO'F.)
IS
minutes;
reduce
heat
to
moderate
(350F.)
and
bake
30
minutes
longer,
or
until
tender.
Ask
your
grocer
for
a
tin
of
CROWN
BRAND
tomorrow
there
are
so
man
wonderful
ways
to
rook
with
it!
SOUP
AS
YOU
LIKE
IT!
o;
llushroom
io
that
mnrv
liu.-hnni;
ot
yours
better
make
the
sorvins
r:.
;x
larjal
And
did
you
"Build
B.
C.
Payrolls"
COFFEE
Vi
cup
corn
syrup
l"a
teaspoons
vanilla
Combine
all
lngredienU
except
vanilla
in
toa
of
.
double
'boiler.
Pla:e
over-
boiling
water
and
beat
with
a
rutary
beater
iuntll
mixture
holds
It's
share
Remove'
f
rem
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water,
add
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and
beat
well.
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bottom
layer
with
tart
Jam
or
Jelly
and
cover
with
a
layer
of
'
frosting.
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top
layer
In
post-1
Hon
and
frost
top
sides
with
;
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egg
whites
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1
cup
sugar
4
egg
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4
tablespoons
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water
4
tablespoons
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3i
cup
flour
1
tear
poon
baking
powder
14
teafpoon
salt
V2
teasipcon
varttiln
1
cup
whipped
cream
2
tablespoons
powdered
sugar
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egg
whites
until
still
and
add
sugar
gradually,
beating
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on
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3
A
wftlfy
tJrtrtiunt
tnd
informttion
itrri'ct
or
todiy't
woman
You
know
how
it
Is
with
perfection
rricclws
nnd
unu.nial,
you
discover
it
unexpectedly
in
the
form
ami
colour
of
an
orchid
the
plow
of
a
tunfei.
Tlie.e
art
the
perlcclion
of
nature
anil
you
appreciate
them
without
poj.c.injt
them.
But
youra
for
the
buying
it
the
wicntifically
planned
perfection
of
SWKET
CAPORAL
CIGAUETTK8
achieved
by
Perfection
Check
j.
Perfected
for
your
smoking
ati.faction,
8WF.ET
CAPS
jiro
"rjuality
toted
"'in
a
new
post-war,
scientific
proccfs
that
guard
each
SWEET
CAP
stcV
by
tcp
from
ptantition
to
yOu.
Remit:
Perfection
in
Fre.hne,
in
Smhot
hne,
ani
in
Taste.
Before
you
light
np-n
SWEET
CAP,
draw
on
it,
and
note
the
clean
fresh
taMe,
the
result
of
"quality
tfJling"
from
plantation
to
you.
A
SUNSHINE
ACCOUNT!
Vacation
rfnjs
the
golden,
happy
w
days
of
mmrner-
f
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m
o
leisure
'
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far
off
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but
there's
rtill
time
to
save
for
them
if
you
open
a
Savings
Account
nov
at
the
HANK
OF
MONTREAL
1
4
Holidays,
you
know,
aren't
nearJy
as
murh
fun
when
your
fund
ar
low-so
I'm
Mire
you'll
tw
glad
to
know
that
it's
simplicity
itsHf
to
Mart
a
Savings
Account
at
the
11
of
M
for
ai
little
as
a
dollar
and
any
member
of
the
bank's
staff
will
be
glad
to
a
ist
you.
So
why
not
begin
a
"
$nnhine
Armwftt
for
your
vacation?
You'll'
find
that
saving
for
the
rummer
m
is
a
lot
of
fun
.
.
.
and
it
will
add
a
pleasure
bonus
to
your
holiday,
too!
Does
baby
balk
at
thoHevegetables?
Docs
he
splutter,
pusti
the
spoon
away
or
i.
he
iiist
indifferent?
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lid
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ome
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made
from
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and
flavour
to
other
foods
and
it
helps
build
sturdy
children.
Try
mixing
rame
with
baby's
meal
and
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cup
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OXO
for
your-,eclf
at
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same
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specially
prepared
and
tested
for
you
by
HEINZ
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toucher
in
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Ways"
to
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back
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business
II
end
of
May.
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shortly
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to
purchase
nf
and
equipment.
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to
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