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Thursday,
October
16,
1947
Timely
Recipe
Hallowe'en
is
the
youngster's
,j3eHght
and
the
food
for
their
parties
and
get-togethers
should
Hje
made
to
appeal
to
them.
"Prune
Salad
Ha'nts"
fill
the
bill
there.
They
combine
lfhing,
flavorful
prunes
and
car-.
Jots
with
a
cream
cheese
frost-,.;.,Inir-
Coconut
makes
the
ghost
hair,
ripe
olives
the
eyes
and
-7&uth.
.
.
JPrune
Salad
Ha'nts
8
larke
cooked
carrots.
1
'-
Tart
French
dressing.
!
2-3
cup
uncooked
prunes
'
'
'i
cup
chopped
uriblanchedal-monds
2
(3-ounce)
packages
cream
cheese
t
J
tablespoon
lemon
Juice
V
teaspoon
prepared
mustard
Snlt
Few
drops
tabasco
sauce
C:eam
S
ilad
greens
"'Ripe
Olive
Siredded
coconut
v
t
Cut
carrots
Info
halves
length-l
lse
and
marinate
In
French
dressing
for
1
hour
or
longer.
'"'Boii
prunes
10
minutes,
dran
'
"pieces.
Combine
with
nuts
and
hal
-package
cheese
and
blend
J
A
though
(add
mayonnaise
If
.
i-mbture
Is
too
dry);
use
to
spread
cut
side
of
8
carrot
halves.
Place
the
correspondlns
Jiat
'es
over
filling
and
press
the
,
.....jiialvea
together.
Combine
re
;
'
mainlng
cheese,
lemon
Juic-,
M-.niustard,
salt,
tabasco
sauce,
ana
cream
to
soften,
and
blend
thor-
jgug
lly.
Spread
top
side
of
filled
"
carrots
generously
with
cheese
-
-
-"mixture
jind
place
on
garnished
r""5alr
delates?
Form
nose,
eyes
and
mouth
from
wedges
and
rounds
of
ripe
olives.
Place
a
few
shreds,
of
coconut
on
head
for
ghost
'
hair,
Serves
8.
X
EASY
LESION
'
il
Delnor
f
iozen
Foods
j&cJl
Ma
Better
Meals
Briefs
from
Britain
SllORNE,
Kent,
England
CP
Mrs.
S.
Roberts,
69,
whose
right
leg
is
amputated,
offered
her
right
shoe
in
exchange
for
a
shoe
belonging
to
any
woman
who
had
lost
her
left
leg.
She
received
more
than
50
replies.
HOKSHAM,
Sussex,
England
Q
Nineteenth-century
Warn
ham
Court,
with
60
acres
of
gar
dens
and
parklands,
is
to
become
a
children's
convalescent
home.
SALISUUKY,
England
OV
Trees
had
to
be
cut
down
and
telephone
poles
swung
aside
to
permit
a
giant
"flying
wing"
aircraft
to
be
towed
from
its
factory
to
an
airfield.
BRISTOL.
England
P
More
than
20
members
of
an
audience
;
of
300
fell
asleep
during
a
lec-
ture
by
P.
K.
Shermur,
psychiatrist.
He
meant
them
to;
he
was
lecturing
on
hypnotism.
IIMIIMI
so
little
I
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
HOT
TIPS
FOR
COOL
DAYS:
SOME
CASSEROLE
SUGGESTIONS
The
old-fashioned
stock
pot
that
simmered
slowly
on
the
back
of
the
kitchen
range
had
its
merits.
-When
the
day
turned
suddenly
chilly
there
was
always
soup
ready
to
provide
the
hot
dish
for
lunch.
When
days
turn
cool,
getting
something
hot
for
lunch
pre
sents
a
poser
even
to
the
most
experienced
and
ingenious
housewife.
Her
solution
to
the
j
puzzle
is
usually
a
casserole.
This
type
of
meal
in
one
dish
i
may
be
prepared
early
and
is
ready
to
pop
into
the
oven
Just
I
in
time
to
be
thoroughly
heated
;
for
lunch.
Home
economists
suggest
several
good
casserole
dishes
for
early
fall
meals.
Savory
Beans
1
lb.
dried
white
navy
beans
(2
cups
5
teaspoons
salt
1
cup
onions,
sliced
2
tablespoons
fat
1
tablespoon
flour
1
teaspoon
dry
mustard
1
tablespoon
molasses
Dash
of
pepper
22
cups
canned
tomatoes
'i
cup
grated
cheese.
I
beans
overnight
ln
cold
water
to
cover.
Drain.
Cover
with
boiling
water
and
simmer
with
3
teaspoons
of
the
salt
coyered,
until
tender,
about
2
hours.
Drain.
Saute
the
onions
in
the
tat
until
tender;
blend
In
the
flour.
Add
mustard,
molasses,
pepper
and
tomatoes
and
simmer
uncovered
for
5
minutes.
Add
the
beans,
the
remaining
2
teaspoons
salt
and
the
cheese
aim
tuuit
o
uunuies
longer,
oix
servings.
The
above
recipe
as
given
is
for
top
stove
cooking,
but
the
beans
may
be
cooked,
placed
in
a
casserole,
the
other
Ingredients
added
and
it
Is
ready
for
re-heating
'2
hour
before
mealtime.
Tomato
VVeiner
Scallop
'4
cup
minced
onion
2V2
cups
tomato
juice
1
teaspoon
sugar
Wf
teaspoons
salt
does
JAVEX
cleans
whiten
bleaches
removes
stains
sterilizes
deodorizes
disinfects
','4
teaspoon
pepper
J4
teaspoon
prepared
mustard
1
cup
rolled
oats
2
cups
finely
diced
potatoes
6
wieners
1
tablespoon
fat
Combine
onion,
tomato
Juice,
sugar,
salt,
pepper,
mustard
and
rolled
oats.
Place
V4
of
the
potatoes
in
a
shallow
greased
baking
dish;
cover
with
ot
the
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"ire
dealed
the
cards."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"verbatim"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Meticulous,
redl-culous,
tuberculosis.
4.
What
does
the
word
"censure"
(verb)
mean?
5.
What
Is
a
word
beginning
with
not
that
means
"worthy
of
observation"?
Answers
1.
Say,
"He
dealt
the
cards."
2.
Pronounce
vur-ba-tlm,
u
as
In
fur,
a
as
ln
bay,
I
as
ln
him,
accent
second
syllable.'
3.
Rldi
culous.
4.
To
find
fault
with
or
rnnripmn
ns
wrnnir
"Shallow
over,
wash
and
soak
dried
wlts
censure
everything
that
Is
beyond
their
depths."
Proverb.
5.
Noteworthy.
LONDON
O)
Many
British
men
have
to
go
to
work
with
holes
in
their
socks
because
of
a
shortage
of
darning
wool,
reports
the
Drapers'
Chamber
of
Trade.
BABY'S
GAS
PAINS
NEED
QUICK
HELP-
Don't
Uke
chances
don't
let
bs.br
bs
miserable
and
lot
needed
reat
from
iu
pain
In
stomach
or
bowels
when
Baby's
Own
TableU
genU
and
Tellable
quickly
help
sweeten
tour
little
stomachs
and
clear
awar
overload
of
waate.
and
fa.
Easr
to
take
qulcklr
crushed
to
a
powder,
if
deal
red.
See
how
soon
baby
1
happr
and
comfortable
again.
No
"leepr"
atuft-no
dulling
effect.
Used
with
confidence
for
over
(a
years
by
thou
and
of
mothers.
Try
Baby's
Own
Tablets,
too,
for
teething
fevers,
simple
fever,
constipation
and
other
minor
Uls,
Z5f.
so
much!
Javtx
ukt-s
the
hard
work
and
worry
out
of
those
daily
chores.
In
the
laundry,
use
Javex
to
remove
stains
from
cottons
and
linens
and
to
get
things
sweet,
and
inowy-white.
Order
J.ivex
today.
It
costs
so
little
and
does
so
much!
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tomato
mixture
and
repeat
until
all
of
tomato
mixture
and
potatoes
are
used.
Brush
welners
with
melted
fat
and
a
little
prepared
mustard
and
place
on
top.
Bake
covered,
in
a
moderate
oven,
350
degrees
F.,
until
po-tatoesrve
cooked,
removing
the
cover
for
last
15
minutes
to
brown
welners.
Six
servings.
Squash
Puff
3
cups
mashed
squash
1
cup
soft
stale
bread
crumbs
'2
teaspoon
salt
g
teaspoon
pepper
Vt
teaspoon
baking
powder
2
egg
whites
1
tablespoon
melted
fat
1
tablespoon
brown
sugar
Combine
the
squash,
bread
crumbs,
salt,
pepper
and
baking
powder.
Fold
ln
the
stiffly
beaten
egg
whites.
Turn
Into
a
greased
casserole,
brush
over
with
melted
fat
and
sprinkle
with
brown
sugar.
Bake
In
a
moderately
hot
oven,
375
degrees
F.,
until
well
puffed
and
set,
about
40
minutes.
Six
to
eight
servings.
STOCKPORT,
England
tD
Lyme
Park,
ancestral
estate
held
by
the
National
Trust
as
a
public
monument,
Is
being
surveyed
and
may
be
the
scene
of
open-cast
coal-mlning.
TINTAQEL,
Cornwall,
England
0)
Many
tourists
who
scribbled
their
names
on
the
wall
of
a
14th
century
post
office
here
added
their
addresses.
They
have
been
billed
for
mall-clous
damage.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
Classified
Advertising
Pays
I
LADIES
loarn
BEAUTY
CULTURE
THE
MOLER
WAY!
Become
a
successful
operator
in
tht
profitable
profession
of
hairdrnsing
and
beauty
culture.
Our
new,
enlarged
schools
offer
a
thorough
training
under
qualified
teachers.
Monthly
payment
plan
if
desired.
Write
or
Call
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OF
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WHYC
BY
WW
I
A
wMy
tJrirtiilng
tit
J
mformali'on
jerrice
or
iccfsy'i
woman
MONTREAL,
Oct
16th.
"Handspan"
Waists
ore
the
thing
for
Fall
...
so
take
my
tip
and
Invest
in
a
"PERMA
LIFT"
girdle
to
slim
your
midriff
and
imartly
mold
your
hips!
Does
the
job
with
no
wrinkling
or
rolling
over
...
for
there
ore
NO
bones
about
a
"PERMA
LIFT"
Girdle
.
.
.
stays
up
without
stays!
Cost
from
$3.00
to
$12.50.
Try
a
companion
"
PERMA
LIFT"
Drasslere
.
.
.
for
"
The
'
bosum
'
Lift
that
never
lets
you
down
"
because
there
are
soft,
yet
firm.
Insets
ln
each
bra
cup
that
gently
support
from
below.
"
PERMA
Lirr
Urassieres
come
In
bra
cups
to
fit
.
.
.
A.
B
and
C.
and
In
sizes
32
to
38.
From
$1.65
to
$3.50
at
smart
stores.
iitnt
s
a
CAKE
to
taKe
top
honours
...
for
goodness,
for
originality,
for
downright
delicious
flavour!
It's
Devil's
Food
Cake,
made
with
SWANS
DOWN
CAKE
FLOUR
(the
recipe
on
the
SWANS
DOWN
package)
...
and
it's
topped
like
this
.
.
.
with
POLKA
DOT
TOPPING
Dip
18
banana
slices
in
bittersweet
coating
made
by
melting
2
squares
Baker's
Unsweetened
Chocolate
with
2
teasDS.
butter.
Let
stand
on
waxed
paper
until
set.
Slice
additional
bananas
to
cover
top
of
cake.
Spread
with
2
cups
cream,
whipped
and
sweetened.
Decorate
with
chocolate-dipped
banana
slices.
Serve
In
squares.
(See
illustration).
MAKE
THE
MOST
OF
YOUR
tfsWVr-.
w
i
ANYTIME
IS
"FRESH
UI"
TIME
for
the
Joneses)
They've
discov-
(
ered
the
secret
of'
bubbling
good
cheer
In
a
SIIOPI'ING...
make
every
.purchase
worth
l
Its
weight
In
dimes
and
dol
lars!
The
trick
1
o
profitable
1
Ishopping
is
simply
this
.
.
.
look
for
the
trade-name.
The
identifying
label
and
the
VINV-LITE
PLASTICS
trade
mark
are
jour
assurance
of
plastics
tested
and
approved
by
"The
Better
Fabrics
Testing
Bureau".
You'll
want
a
copy
of
"The
Story
of
VINYLITE
Plastics
"...
a
booklet
that
tells
you
what's
what
in
VINYLITE
Plastics
what's
here
and
what's
to
come!
For
your
free
copy,
simply
write
to
me,
Barbara
Brent,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q.
-
V
bottle
of
delicious
7-Up.
They've
made
a
family
aflair
of
7-Up
.
.
.
and
you
will,
too
.
,
.
once
you've
tasted
its
wholesome
goodness
.
.
.
Its
just-right
lemon-lime
flavour!
Small
wonder
that
7-Up
Is
such
a
success
with
so
many
happy
families
...
for
it's
the
family
"Fresh
Up"
.
.
,.you
like
it
and
it
likes
you!
Just
try
it
.
.
,
let
each
sip
go
bubbling
over
your
tongue.
Feel
like
smllingT
Of
course
you
do!
7-Up
is
a
cheer-maker
every
time
and
you
can
get
it
any
time
at
the
store
with
the
7-Up
signs!
M
53l
4fe
A
MODERN
MIRACLE
ot
comfort
and
convenience
.
.
.
.the
TRANS-CANADA
AIR
LINES
"North
Star"
way
ttf
Ireland,
Scotland
and
Eng
land!
T.C.A.'s
splendid
service
gives
you
so
much
for
your
money
.
.
.
truly,
luxury
on
a
budget!
The
new
"North
Star"
skyliners
are
spacious
and
comfortable.
The
stewardess
serves
delicious,
complimentary
hot
mealsgives
you
playing
cards-magazines
...
the
steward
will
serve
cocktails
If
you
wish.
Yes,
you'll
take
to
the
airways
of
tho
Atlantic
with
the
greatest
of
pleasure
in
a
T.C.A.
"North
Star'l
Plan
now
to
fly
to
the
U.K.
the
T.C.A.
way!
TOUR
FALL
WEATHER
MENU
is
an
au-weath-cr
menu
when
it
includes
any
one
of
the
delicious
HEINZ
Conden
ed
Soups!
Served
as
a
soup
course
...
or
in
any
one
of
fifty-teven
flavourful
ways
.
,
.
HEINZ
Soups
are
menu
magic
no
fooling!
Did
you
know,
for
instance,
that
added
milk
or
water
gives
you
twenty
ounces
of
extra-delicious
soup
for
tho
price
of
ten
ounces
...
or,
four
ample
servings?
Delight
your
hungry
family
at
mealtime
with
HEINZ
Soup
recipes
from
"57
Ways
to
Use
Heinz
Condensed
Soups".
For
your
free
copy-simply
write
to
me,
Barbara
Brent.
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q.
UOVV.A1SOUT
TAKING
TO
BAKING
now
while
the
children
are
in
i
.
,
i"
maKe
lne
k'tchen
a
pleasant
-
to
u
Place
be?
You'll
achieve
that
"professional"
rJj
y
W,n,
you
bake
wlth
cnowN
MANn
nHthr:
f,UuP
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fl?
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bMne
m'Pes
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oood-sounding
7V
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lrade.
my
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for
an
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rightnow!
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.Vs
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or
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chintz
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ul
.
Here's
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you've
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or
...
a
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nrlr
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.
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In
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OGILVIE
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and
VITA-B
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First
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.
.
.
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And
there
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four
other
bio
cash
prizes,
as
well
as
"
200
prizes
of
$2.00
each
and
300
prizes
of
si
m
each.
Just
think
.
$2,000.00
in
.
.
cash
prizes
will
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given
awav
in
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