U
t::;e
to
taste
d
!Wp
top
onions,
cel-
bci)
Tie
spices
Sciseclath
bag.
coup
mixture
and
,
(or
2
hours.
t
-
b
can:
BEAN
CHOWDER
p-!5
navy
beans
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HORNEH
FIE
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C"P:
prunes
P
uncooked
cranberries
j
Wnulaied
sugar
vvoa
Hour
i
P:;n
buttpr
nr
Wrlne
cinnamon
prncf
panes
with-
water
and
puies;
drain
and
pit.
pnberrise
nnH
IAM
sugar
flour,
butter
K'
UIAU.
-
-
I
For,,,'!
n,9er'"m
ordinary
tiferiZ
'or
Mrnorq
W0VM-and
Blad.
com,
"Isn't
it
wonderful?"
rw
well
and
pour
r
I
.arr.a.ned
ltice1
I
uf
Ke
to
30
min-
"y
hot
oven
(450-
de-.
"-rges
6.
n
B
B
"Any
wife
who
takes
pride
in
her
housekeeping
would
rave
over
a
sparkling
new
automatic
electric
range.
Cooking
is
such
a
pleasure
cooler,
cleaner
and
more
dependable
than
the
old-fashioned
cook
stove."
13
Li.
3
cups
water
1
teaspoon
salt
2
tablespoons
salt
pork
or
bacon,
cut
in
small
pieces
2
tablespoons
onion
(optional)
Hi
cups
diced
raw
potatoes
2
tablespoons
mild-flavored
fat
2
tablespoons
flour
2
cups
milk
Salt
and
pepper
to
taste
Parsley
Pick
over,
wash
and
soak
the
beans
overnight
in
cold
water
to
cover.
Drain.
Simmer
in
salted
water
until
tender,
about
2
hours.
Fry
salt
pork
or
bacon,
add
onion
and
brown.
Combine
with
beans.
Add
potato.
Simmer
15
minutes.
.
In
the
meantime,
melt
fat
in
pan,
blend
in
flour
gradually
and
add
milk,
stirring
constantly,
till
thickened.
Cook
10
minutes.
Add
to
beans.
Season
and
serve,
sprinkled
with
chopped
parsley.
Six
servlngB.
GOLDEN
SOUP
1
tablespoon
fat
2
tablespoons
farina
(wheatleta)
Vfe
teaspoon
salt
2
cups
water
or
stock.
2
cups
grated
raw
carrot
2
cups
milk
Dash
pepper
Dash
of
nutmeg
2
teaspoons
parsley,
chopped
fine.
Melt
fat
In
pan,
stir
In
farina
1
Cup
of
Meat
IN
THIS
"It
takes
just
a
few
moments
and
very
little
"elbow
grease'
to
keep
an
electric
range
in
brand
new
condition.
There's
no
soot
or
smoky
flame
to
blacken
range
or
pans."
idsonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
-
ui
the
way
from
j
.
(.jii-
hearty
kind
meals
There
Is
:::p
o
suit
the
type
i
tr.a
potato
meal
a
,
.
&:
Consomme
t
a
ursi
course
appetite
If
the
z:.j
cold
or
on
the
;ream
soup
or
j
cieuwe
cnowaer
cay
that
soup
i
.::.
.
always
wel-
r.nej
consomme
a:
the
base
of
caving
consld-coups
offer
a
(iivor;
and
this
c
"very
member
It:
-.
ear
the
full
t
elk
EKEEF
STOCK
lie
:n:n:ings
with
n'Roie
pepper-
or
V8
tea-
'.nyme
and
cook
one
minute.
Gradually
add
salted
water
or
stock
and
cook
slowly
until
thickened,
stirring
frequently.
Cook
until
carrots
are
lender.
Rub
mixture
through
a
sieve
and
add
to
hot
milk.
Season
with
pepper,
nutmeg
and
chopped
parsley
and
serve
piping
hot.
Four
servings.
AIR
PASSENGERS
From
Vancouver
(Tuesday)
T.
Perry,
M.
Holkestad,
E.
A.
Smith,
J.
Mclntyre.
From
Sandspit
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fortln.
To
Vancouver
C.
R.
Salmond.
To
Sandspit
H.
Emde,
R.
Em-de,
R.
C.
Emde,
H.
Dimor.
To
Vancouver
A.
L.
Dyer,
J.
E.
Wood,
Gordon
Fraser.
To
Sandspit
Mrs.
D.
Secord,
R.
Duval,
N.
Price.
J.
C.
Gllker.
assistant
man
ager,
Canadian
FlsnV
is
T
fcold
Storage
Co.,
made
the
round
trip
at
the
end
of
the
week
aboard
the
Chilcottn
to
Ketchikan
on
company
business.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
J.
Cameron
left
Tuesday
on
the
Coqultlam
for
Vancouver
where"
Mr.
Cameron
has
been
transferred
by
Standard
Oil
Co.
after
spending
the
last
year
here
as
sales
Delicious
Chicken
Puff
ljj
cup
flour
2
U'ukmkiis
Mafile
Hull
nil
l'uwder
)j
toriNMMii
salt
1
cup
milk
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
1
cup
rhkkrn,
cut
fine
2
(eMptxiiis
ncrapoj
onion
H
f
"T
Cr
rl
raw
carrot
2
tablvnpoona
nulled
butler
or
chicken
fat
Hi
cupn
chicken
truvy
SKt
toftctber
(lour,
baklnA
powder
ami
tall;
ikM
lieaien
em
yolka
and
milk.
Add
chicken,
onlun,
lira
ted
carrot
and
melted
fat
and
mix
well.
Fold
In
atlfllji
beaten
efit
whites.
Hake
In
greased
baking
dlh
in
hot
oven
at
4J5T.
for
about
25
minute.
.
Setf
o
illt
hot
cMcket
ftrary.
6
aertlng.
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IN
CANADA
To
Wartime
Housing
Purchasers
j
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INSUKAHUt
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We
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Not
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n
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'
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AVENUE.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
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CltopSuey
Chow
Mein
CHINESE
DISHES
OUR
SPECIALTY
Open
6
ajn.
to
2
am.
PUONBil78
-
-ijv
-jti
7"";
"Yes
sir,
electric
cooking
is
economical
...
It
costs
less
than
Ylf
per
meal,
per
person.
And
think
of
the
saving
in
time
and
labour!"
til.
Attn
ruinv
tut
r
-J
vr
huui
I
lit
f(0
CULT-
1
t
DIFFERENCE.'
'"iA
ili
1
Mfff
,
i
"Don't
worry,
Harold
a
few
mor
weqks
and
youll
be
back
home!'
-
i
LITTLE
DRAMAS
OF
HOME
LIFE
SYMBOLS
OF
REMEMBRANCE
Rorden
Street
School
Observes
Armistice
Taking
as
his
topic
the
symbols
of
remembrance
and
their
meaning,
J.
S.
Wilson,
principol
Save
an
interesting
talk
to
the
assembled
school
at
Borden
Street
on
Monday
forenoon
in
connection
with
the
observance
of
Remembrance
Day.
On
walls
of
the
room
and
on
a
large
blackboard
were
displayed
colored
copies
of
the
symbols,
the
Poppy,'
a
soldier's
grave
with
the
wpoden
cros3
and
a
vase
of
flowers,
a
cenotaph
wih
the
sword
pointing
downward,
a
rising
sun,
indicating
the
dawn
cf
peace.
The
meaning
of
each
was
explained,
as
a
sign
of
things
to
be
remembered,
and
something
to
be
worked
for.
The
program
ibe,?an
with
the
singing
of
"CCanada"
and
then
!
"O
God.
Our
Help
in
Ases
Pasl."
(Fcllowing
Mr.
Wilson's
addres
came
the
eleven
strokes
of
a
bell.
Then
Bugler
Wm.
Ranee
sounded
the
"Last
Post",
stenal
for
"The
Silence"
after
which
he
sounded
"Reveille."
A
recording
of
"In
Flanders'
Fields,"
made
by
last
year's
Borden
Street
School
choir,
wai
then
played
over
the
public
address
system
and
was
critically
enjoyed
specially
by
the
present
school
choir.
The
nrssentatlon
of
prizes
won
in
connection
with
the
Poppy
Tag
Day
was
then
made.
Mr.
Wilson
congratulated
the
six
teen
children
throush
whose
efforts
the
total
of
$110.57
was
collected
making
them
the
school
with
the
largest
amount
i
i
the
crttv.
Bcto
Watts,
with
$19.98,
and
Dorthy
Hibbard.
with
$19.69.
had
led
the
school
and,
on
behalf
ow
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
B.ES.L..
Mr.
Wilson
presented
them
with
a
dollar
bill
each.
To
the
next
best
taggers
in
the
school,
Olive
Strand
and
Eddie
01sn
parVi
nf
whom
wjik
able
to
tag
for
half-a-day
only.
lwpnf.
El
IVioofro
Hlrf
oortVi
film
donated
by
the
Auxiliary.
Following
three
rousing
cheers
for
Mr.
Ranee,
the
school
sang
the
National
Anthem,
and
then
returned
to
their
classrooms.
Pop
was
writing
the
household
cheques
...
and
suddenly
blew
his
top!
IT
was
as
quick
as
that!
All
was
serene
hi
the
household,
with
the
Male
Parent
working
in
his
den,
the
rest
tT
the
family
scaltered
around.
Then,
all
of
a
sudden,
Pop
exploded
like
a
landmine.
What
had
happened
to
Pop?
Was
it
the
hills?
no,
they
came
every
month.
Was
it
the
kids?
no,
Pop
usually
took
them
in
his
stride.
Was
it
yes,
this
sounds
like
it
a
caffein
hang-over?
For
Pop
had
Keen
going
it
rather
strong
for
tea
and
coffee
recently.
Watch
your
nerves!
Drink
Postum
for
its
grand,
rewarding
flavor
and
hecnuse
it's
thp
Weal
way
to
slop
drinking
tea
and
coffee.
Contains
no
caffein
to
over-stimulate
and
upset
you.
Convenient
made
right
in
the
cup
economical
costs
less
than
a
cent
a
serving.
A
Product
of
Control
Foodt
M7
pefnee
t&upcrr
Datfp
iSctas
Wednesday,
November
12,
1947
ij
nJto
cats
'Ira
SHREDDED
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etcatly
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You
ee,
Nabisco
Sliretldctl
Wheat
is
whole
wheat
in
its
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natural
form.
It
is
actually
baked
ready
to
serve
...
to
a
digestible,
hoMey-brown
!
Always
temptingly
oven-fresh!
Always
iiavourful
I
hat
mlnseo
shredded
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