5
ISrfnce
tlupert
Datf?
I3e1co3
Thursday,
February
3.
1949
clsion
was
made
to
locate
here.
His
arrival
here
was
about
the
same
time
as
that
of
L.
W.
Pat
more
K.C.,
now
retired
in
Victoria.
Mr.
Fisher's
first
court
room
young
lawyer
was
without
work
so
he
took
up
manual
labor
including
the
tending
of
a
fleet
of
mule
trains.
Returning
to
Victoria
as
custodian
of
the
mules
which
were
to
be
wintered
outside,
he
soon
felt
hilpott,
Evitt
Judge
Fisher
Could
Have
Become
Famous
Pugilist;
Chose
Law
Career
Instead
Half
a
Century
of
Practice
in
North
Country
Led
to
Appointment
to
Bench
William
Flrlu-n
vrl
TTi'ctmw
;a
Cm-nt
fffin
ATnVA
v
-I
J
-
'
the
call
of
the
north
again
and,was
a
Ed
sized
shack
near
in
1901
he
was
back
In
Atlin
at
'
the
bottom
of
Centre
Street
the
height
of
the
gold
mining
near
the
temporary
post
office.
and
Co.
Ltd.
Can
Supply
You
With
R
Including
Fir,
Cedar,
etc.
uuuiu
in
mat
town
on
tne
At
that
time
the
late
F.
McB
creeks.
There
he
had
as
con-
rv.V";i
J
,
'
r
-a
.TItemnnrsH,
transferred
here
as
UU1
"
j"uc
neie
in
lwi
ana
leaves
toaav
ior
van-
'
-'
-
....
r-nilvu-
touver
n
iheie
liai.0
Un
he
..ill
will
4-1
take
r
l
'
i
i
men
as
uorcion
Hunter,
Rich-
""""-J
i-uuii
judge,
ouuse-
future
residence
m
re-
up
ard
MrBride
and
a.
d.
Tav-
fluently,
cases
were
heard
in
JORING
In
Fir
or
Hemlock
TSA-':
Outstanding
Duality
Delicious
Tlai
our
uremem,
nilgnt
nave
been
a
WOnd
famous
heavy-
!
lor
who
were
also
to
aspire
the
second
floor
of
what
was
Height
boxer.
Instead,
he
chose
back
in
181)5
to
COn-
later
to
high
places
in
their
then
the
Provincial
Covern-
JDiNG
All
Types
profession
and
In
public
life,
i
ment
building
(no
the
mus-1
tinue
his
barristerial
career
in
the
course
of
which
eum),
the
police
court
in
the
nc
was
to
see
more
than
fifty
years.
as
a
practising
lawyer
in
the
northern
frontiers
of
the
...
SASH
and
DOOR
and
iixiKiiitio
iii)ri)Tt
rf
City
Hall,
then
a
more
modernized
provincial
governmerrt
building
.on
Third
Avenue
near
where
the
post
office
now
stands,
and
finally
the
permanent
court
and
government
SEES
BRITAIN
AS
LEADER
IN
MUSIC
riers
of
language,"
he
said.
"I
music
can
'soothe
the
savaga
breast'
is
it
too
much
to
hope
in
all
sizes
PHONE
631
In
190G
with
Judge
F.
McB.
Young,
fisher
Came
down
from
Atlin
in
connection
with
the
holding
of
a
session
of
court
at
Port
Simpson.
Incidentally,
a
call
was
made
at
Prince
Rupert,
which
had
been
newly
conceived
as
the
terminus
of
a
new
transcontinental
railway.
The
young:
lawyer's
interest
was
intrigued
and,
coming
down
again
the
next
year,
the
de-
music
al3le
'n
e
l
ord
Chancel-1
block
sir.uated
off
McBride
St.
He
served
as
Crown
Prosecutor
LONDON
(!
way
unaer,
over
or
tnrougn
tne,
iron
curtain?"
....
'
province
dur.ng
the
roaring
days
in
mining
camps
and
this
railway
construction
town
of
Prince
Rupert,
culminating
in
fourteen
years
service
on
the
County
Court
bench
for
this
county.
,
It
was
In
1895
that
Peter
Jackson,
the
greai
colored
boxer
and
world's
heavyweight
title
contender,
arrived
in
Victoria
to
rest
after
one
of
his
v
Jem,
i
"
receiving
the
appointment
to
lor
Jowitt
s;lid
he
hon;s
Erltuin
County
Court
bench
In
1933,
eventually
will
become
the
niu-succeeding
Judge
Young,
and
sical
centre
of
the
world
and,
i
ETY'S
SAKE
i
it
Under
the
.
I
1
safety
responsi-
MOPE
FIREMEN,
NEEDED
LINDSAY,
Ont..
P
Only
the
fire
chief
sleeps
In
Lindsay
fire
hall
and
Mayor
-elect
R.
I.
Moore
Dally
hewi
t;ra.ine'd
ids
gel
Quick
Results!
.
;
filling
the
duties
of
the
office
Contlnuec
on
Page
Sit
as
such,
a
great
spiritual
force.
"Music
has
this
great
advantage
over
literature
and
poetry
it
is
untrammelled
by
bar-
;()
Manitoba
motor-
,
,l
rrm
rr.
Vin
f
nrtlnl'l
inol
thfll.
in
nna
rf
i
vehicle
on
pro-
tiluht
fires
the
chief
must
famous
fights
and
to
train
for
1
The
Experls
Say
4
a
ays
because
of
w
ait
until
the
driver
of
the
...
pon:;!b!e
drlv-
fire
truck
arrives
Trom
his
house
a
mile
pWay.
By
KAY
REX
i
COTTAGE
I
IIFESE
BAI.LSt
MARMALADE
TIME
-
TheMake
a
thick
wh(te
sa(jre
and
housewife
who
thinks
summer
iff
another.
He
sought
a
sparring
portnpr
vhi
could
;;tand
up
to
him.
The
powerful
youns
la
student,
who
had
become
heavyweight
champion
of
British
Columbia,
was
considered
as
the
outstanding
training
foil.
During
the
ensuing
six
months
he
was
regularly
found
in
Jackson's
camp
and
he
made
such
an
impression
on
the
great
boxer
that
the
latter
endeavoured
to
induce
him
to
enter
professional
pugilism
him-
JOHN
H.
.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
MEN'S
TWEED
TOPCOATS
Reg.
to
$25
NOW
........
$15
MEN'S
ALL
WOOL
YARN
DYED
WORSTED
SUITS
-
in
-
-L
-
-'
f
,j,
Eradually
beat
into
it
two
cups
cottage
cheese.
Add
two
cups
mashed
potatoes,
season,
make
Into
soft
balls.
Roll
this
in
bread
crumbs,
then
In
beaten
egg.
then
again
in
bread
crumbs.
Fry
in
a
kettle
of
deep
fat
until
a
colden
brown.
Serve
with
tomato
sauce.
Sizes
42
to
46,
:
MONTH
EAT,,
Fd).
3rd
Want
to
talk
your
familr
n.tmcr
"
mi-criifwI-frir-Ou'm
"
vl,ttti
ti
l,
tut
the
only
.season
for
stocking
the
jam
shelf
had
belter
think
again.
This
is
marmalade-making
time.
Oranges
are
at
their
cheapest.
Grapefruit
too.
For
less
than
a
dollar
the
homemaker
can
turn
out
double
the
quantity
of
nnii--mnlade
she
could
buy
at
the
grocery
for
the
same
price.
(
Ingredients:
eight
oranges,
three
pr.tpefruit,
three
lemons,
time
cups
water,
granulated
sugar.
Wash
fruit
thoroughly
and
remove
any
dark
spots
on
the
s
hrr-nkfa-t?
Thru
iu-t
Mr
thin
"
mimic
"
word
.
.
.
U
J1.1.I.(X;GS
ALL-WHEAT
.
.
.
nnd
wrve
AU-,
hi
it
topped
with
milk,
mifur
and
fruit.
M-mmml
JUDGE
V.
E.
FISHER
to
the
dry
climate
of
Ashcroft.
There
he
continued
studying
and,
on
his
return
to
Victoria,
successfully
took
his
examinations
and
then
jtroceeded
to
Clinton
where
for
the
first
time
he
hung
out
his
barristerial
shingle.
Son
of
the
late
William
FLsh-
!
self.
However,,
the
budding
I
iaty
treat
!
Jiirt
M
the
name
implies,
it
mad.
ot
(.'anmla'x
clioirc
whnlr
whrat
;
rtu"ii-d,
toasted;
Ir.in.-liirnird
into
ci't-P
fl.ikts
with
"come
fcuain"
flavour.
f
rve
it
to
ymir
family
to-morrow
and
just
u
barrister
decided
to
stay
by
his
prolession.
Not
only
was
Fisher
a
prom-
a
itvlfid
di.'aniif
nrt
Yr.
more
und
mori
motlieis
II-U
heat
is
a
lamilv
favimrile
.
.
.
a
"
wide-awake
"
...
..
i
i.
t
.
i
'
.
i
inent
boxer
ju.t
before
th
c
-.
Inr
(
vwolli-!
luur
wr;ir
ikih
it
ior
ymi
now
.
.
.
ivi
i-.,
i
!-!ia'(l
whole
ulieat
in
delirioit",
rrady-to-fiit
flketil
his
bride
had
Cape
Horn
by
turn
of
the
century
but
he
was
er,
who
with
a
distinguished
figure
of
track
come
around
Pancakes
,
Sfnre
0
$147,000,000?
This
is
the
cum
that
will
le
Ah.
.CSV-,
lii
i,
V
i
y
l
Reg.
to
$60
NOW
..
$42.56
Men's
GABARDINE
COAtS
English
make,
Fully
lined
sizes
38
to
44
;
"
;
Reg.
$27.50
NOW
$2
MEN'S
ALL
WOOL
PULLOVER
SWEATERS,
Waffle
Stitch,
Special
$3.50'
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS,
Worsteds,
Tweeds
&
Gab--
ardines
from
$4.75
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS,
Cotton
&
Cotton
Worsteds!
perfect
fit,
a
large
assortment
Price
from
..'$2.43
BOYS'
SHIRTS
for
School
5
and
dress
$1.25
ttt
$1.73
BOYS'
SWEATERS,
assorted
styles
and
low
hi
price
From
,
1.55
in
those
early
days,
having
sailing
ship
some
years
prev-
sKin.
Slice
the
fruit
thinly
and
remove
seeds.
Pour
water
over
fruit
and
let
it
stand
overnight.
Next
day
cook
slowly
until
tender
two
to
V'2
hours.
Measure
cooked
fruit
and
for
each
cup
add
two-thirds
cup
of
sugar
J
f
oone
tne
quarter
of
a
mile
in
ious
from
Devon,
England,
to
53
seconds,
as
well
as
being
n
uke
un
farming,
William.
Ed-
,n
U'iu
i
anruiian.4.
ji
you
ro
o:in
01
me
,
Mire
that
you
receive
your
share
by
n;,
of
name
or
mhlrrsn
liiinng
tlie
pa.-t
i-
in
the
Taxation
Division
.
.
.
Change
crack
rugby
football
player
awl
ward
Fisher
was
born
at
Happy
.'
are
nvailablc
at
any
1
oi-t
Ultiec
or
And
if
yon
rreeivo
your
cheque
Serve
ticjht
fluffy
AUNT
often!
-lnt
a
er
i
Jul
opiMirtimitv
In
open
a
at
the
HANK
OK
MOMUI.AU
IVrhap
you
(1
lth
.
-i
i
u
h
.
:
ft
4
.
...
i
'
oarsman.
Valley,
south
of
Victoria,
Feb-
STARTtD
IN
CARIBOO
ru.nry
8,
1871.
It
was
his
enthusiasm
for
Following
the
few
years
of
sports
that,
during,
his
days
as
law
practice
at
Llllooet,
he
a
law
student
in
the
office
of
was
engaged
by
a
mining
cie-the
late
Charles
E.
Pooley.
took
veiooment
company
with
a
(this
?ives
a
tangy
marmalade,
il
a
sweeter
variety
is
desired
in-'
Tease
the
amount
to
nearly
a'
tup
of
stiijr
for
each
cup
off
truiU.
Cook
mixture
rapidly:
n.fr
s
i
i
;
i
(ii:i
nfi
.
o
nuitirr
whrit
the
reavn
th.it
promjtH
II
litid,
as
1
have,
that
the
15
of
M
p
r-otmel
li.
Ipfiif
and
e'.perl.
Thut'g
why
i
muny
women
lika
ltdi.M!
Mr.
Fi.sher
into
the
ruining
',
railway
charter
in
the
Cassiar
until
it
jells
from
30
to
40
min-it?s.
Pour
into
hot
sterilized
tars
and
seal.
This
quantity!
.
it
i
Kneel
are
always
BOYS'
RUBBER
LACE
L.V
I
I
i
9
r
BOOTS.
NOW
$1.9
-
J
7
country
of
the
Fraser
and
Cari-
j
country
as
its
counsel
and
boo
districts.
He
took
a
chili
found
himself
as
the
century
while
sprinting
In
Beacon
Hill
turned
at
Glenora
in
the
Dease
Park
and
conLjcied
pneumon-1
Lake
country.
The
railway
ia.
He
was
then
advised
to
eo
never
materialized
and
the
fields
approximately
two
pints
tnd
10
small
bottles
of
ttciior
truiie'lir
.
.,
Iml
su
h
in
quent
ll.lgedn.4
thai
ll
a
tinoit
id"
x
to
he
in
-pared
lor
tin
ml
BOYS
SCHOOL
BOOtS
&
bRESfc
olRns.
Best
'
4
PANCAKES
.
-rJ..!
1
1
OR
BUCK(VKr(trj
uaniy
ai
tteaucea
rrii-es
1
I
eulor
Sirs
er
t"t
L
1
I
J
l'i
ECONOMY
Boo.
bO
I
X
,
1
;
1
11
i
1
'S'";
CIVIC
CENTRE
t'OTTAf'.K
CHEESE
Cottage
cheese
in
a
pie
may
not
sound
like
a
dessert,
but
tho.se
who
have
tasted
it
say
it
is
delicious.
Ingredients:
two
cups
cottage
cheese:
one
cup
milk;
two
eggs;
one
cup
sugar
tor
sweeten
ta
taste
t
;
dash
of
cinnamon.
Dissolve
cheese
in
milk
until
smooth.
Greet-
&
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
The
National
Film
Board
these
films,
this
adult
feature
He
pripafd
with
5
DM.MXS
)re---.
iiii;-!
Y"vi
n
,
Oal-winm
tiule
wnli
tin
the
tnrci
1
in
t
mitttt.-r-'.
nmio
-'
a
p
'.;-i
i
-thm
nli-hut's
Wa-h.ilile,
.iti
r-ptnof.
.
can't
trav.
i-tM-ti-li'
all
nl
li'iiiil-i
with
-kin
eolonr--ry're
anti-i
j-t'e.
too
.
.
.
n
eutf
t-le.-in
and
lire
frnti)
Wlieii
vonr
hn-li.itid
em
si.avitii:
hen
vnu
nit
i
r-poltiiiir
v
In
it
Junior
ki
kn-
"...
till
tlie-i-
are
;i?
n
i-ii-Ti;f
nri
-!
So
it's
ee
Wl
v
so
ni.inv
ltintlirri!
iit
I
i
Im
:i
h
J)n
-int!S
'aw.
iiic,ii9--jljiui-l
mu.-l"!
movies
tp
be
shown
at
the
Civic;
will
be
discontinued.
Centre
on
Thursday
night
for!
A
hnriminrnn
tournament
for
You'
Takt
To
Baking
Biicuitt
Cr,rl
nitllt
ot
the
wef-k
.
.
.
Willi
wonderful
TKA-M.k
to
help
von!
Serve
hiR-iiits
litfM,
fluffy
and
jdping
hot
from
the
ovi-n
to
that
enthu-i.e'tie
familv
of
yours
1
It's
so
very
simple
with
'fea-liidc,
the
original
"
n
ady-liux
'.
Jn-'t
:.!
milk
or
water,
then
pop
your
lii-vmn
in
the
oven1
You
ran,
in
a
k
e
nun
rloin
dumrUne
inouih-wateriim
rhivken
Tio
pmeake
or
pnddintis
with
TV.
liisk.
The
reeipe
are
on
the
bo
.
.
.
o
a-k
for
I'rrx-lii-k
t
yUT
favourite
itroeer's
tomorrow!
Tim
for
Tea?
There's
always
the
junior
members
are
"This
Teena,e
civic
CetUre
mt,mDPrs
i
Ecat
eg-s,
add
sugar
and
cottage
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
13LUE
818
P.O.
liox
520
330
Second
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Bridden
CONTRACTORS
1
and
BUILDERS
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Rep!ilr
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
BLACK
758
972
1
0th
East
cheese.
Beat
well.
Place
in
un
Shrinking
World,"
"Roads
m
be
hcW
in
the
Auditorium
South"
and
"Ski
in
the
Valley
Thursday
niaht.
The
usual
baked
pie
shell
and
sprinkle
with
cinnamon.
Place
in
hot
oven
until
eggs
set,
,
then
de-
crease
the
heat.
'
MAIM
COI'RSE
-
Cottgae
DRY
KINDLING
WOOD
of
the
Saint."
This
week
there
;
procer)ure
of
totalling
the
num-will
be
a
special
showing
r
;
bf,r
of
games
won
by
the
in-the
adults
in
the
nature
of
anldivkiual
(iurmg
the
evening
and
experiment
as
the
attendance
off
wm
of
late
has
been
railing
off.
Ill
.
b
.
13
followed.
This
tournamei:
the
attendance
does
n4
war-'be
rant
the
double
showing
of
will
be
for
both
boys
and
girls.
A.
P.
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&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
in
sacks
cheese
also
can
be
used
as
a
time
when
you
in
nke
your
ten
with
the
new
itn-rrmed
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eerve
.
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,
they
jiit
take
a
jiffy!
main
dinner
course.
Cottage
Cheese
Roast:
blend
two
cups
cooked
rice,
one
cup
FIR
AND
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i
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cup
dry
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one
tablespoon
chopped
onion,
one-quarter
teaspoon
soda,
one-quarter
teaspoon
pepper,
1
'
teaspoons
salt
ami
melted
butter.
Form
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mixture
into
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of
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finest
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with
the
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tasle
of
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Tea
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es.
more
nnd
more
women
1
know
tire
switi-hinK
to
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Loaf
Test
HaIN
.
.
.
they
say
they're
good
so
economical
!
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one
tea
ball
gives
you
two
enps
ot
rull-fl.ivoiired
Oraime
l'ckoe!
So
why
not
n.sk.
for
Tender
Leal
Tea
Halls
next
time
you
netjd
tea?
They're,
snrr
to
make
a
"hit"
with"
the
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at
your
hoti.-c!
with
tomatoes
and
bake
about
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and
users
of
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ikes
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'ill
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invited
t.n
w
vlii-n
I'm
mixing
to
lime
wit
n
savory
lat
or
meat
our
showroom
to
view
our
vari
"ukirs.
it
pours
so
i
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four.
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in
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you're
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DITCH
CHEESE
CAKES
Mix
one
pound
of
collage
cheese,
one-half
cup
sunar
and
the
same
yjtir
tMir.iei.
nee!
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
quantity
of
flour.
Separate
the
public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
for
A
Favourite
Old-Fashioned
Deitert
with
th.-
khwl
nf
hiiiiie-innde
ilamir
tlia
inishand.s
rave
about
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kt
me
give
you
a
tip
you'll
eternally
appreciate.
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yolks
and
whites
of
lour
eggs,
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know
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ho.ii
are
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si-rvpil
plain.
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now
iKf
to
miiv
Iheui:
petha'.is
hv
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n
clossv
chocolate
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HANGING
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FINISHING
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add
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beaten
yolks
to
the
cheese
mixture,
then
the
well-whipped
whites.
Mix
into
this
enough
milk
to
make
the
consistency
of
griddle-cake
batter.
Spread
on
a.
sheet
of
well-greased
paper
in
a
flat
cake
tin.
Cover
the
top
with
a
fine
sprinkling
of
cinnamon
and
some
dried
currants
that
have
been
floured
to
prevent
their
sinking.
Bake
20
minutes
in
a
moderate
oven.
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six.
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lor
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you
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ul
return
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vlll
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yea
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