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Thursday,
October
9,
1947
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Thanksgiving
Day
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its
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CANNED
FOODS
The
Experts
Say
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By
KAY
REX
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
ABOUT
BREAD
Faced
with
rising
bakery
prices,
many
a
Canadian
housewife
may
be
turning
back
to
the
bread-board
these
days.
And
if
she
is,
a
few-words
on
flour
may
be
in
order.
While
Canada
Approved
white
flour
may
be
handled
in
much
the
same
way
as
regular
bread
flour,
for
best
results
attention
should
be
paid
to
amounts
of
flour
used
and
resulting
consistency.
When
combining
the
flour
with
the
sponge,
add
only
enough
flour
to
make
a
dough
firm
enough
to
handle
but
rot
too
stiff.
Consistency
of
the
dough
Is
more
important
tc
keep
in
mind
than
exact
volume
or
weight
of
flour
used.
Little
difference
exists
hi
the
temperature
required
for
th
rising
of
the
sponge
made
from
all-purpose
and
Canada
Approved
flour.
In
the
case
of
the
all
purpose
flour
,a
good
spongi
will
result
at
a
temperature
ol
65
degrees
Fahrenheit.
To
obtain
a
similar
sponge
from
Canada
Approved
flour,
axtempera-ture
of
69
to
70
degrees
Fah
renheit
will
be
found
more
sat
isfactory.
A
baking
temperature
ranging
between
375
and
400
degree
Fahrenheit
is
best
for
both
Canada.
Approved
bread
ant
bread
made
from
all-purpost
flour.
A
temperature
hlghei
than
100.
degrees
used
In
bakinv
Canada
Approved
bread
gives
e
crust
considerably
darker
that'
that
of
the
all-purpose
control.
If
a
temperature
lower
than
375
degrees
is
used,
the
bread
requires
longer
baking,
and
u
consequently
drying
out
of
the
loaf
will
be
evident,
partial
larly
in
the
case
of
Canada
Approved
bread.
WHITE
BREAD
Canada
Ap
proved
Vitamin
Bl
white
flour
is
ricommended
for
home
bread-making,
if
available.
The
length
of
time
required
for
'rising
may
vary
slightly
from,
the
time
when
all-purpose
flour
Is
used
and
the
temperature
of
about
80
degrees
is
recommended
during
the
rising
period.
The
finger
test
is
recommended
rather
than
the
"until
double
in
bulk"
formula.
The
dough
is
pressed
lightly
with
the
finger
and
if
risen
sufficiently,
the
de-
pression
remains.
If
the
dough
springs
back
quite
quickly,
leav
-Ing
no
depression,
it
hasn't
risen
long
enough.
Baking
time
is
the
same
for
bread
made
with
Can
ada
Approved
flour
but
the
loaves
will
brown
more
quickly
i
The
tapping
test
rather
than
the
usii
coior
lesi
snouia
De
aepenaea
on
to
tell
when
the
bread
is
,
baked.
When1
loaves
are
tapped
r
with
the
finger
they
give
a
hoi
.
low
sound
when
done.
Ingredients:
Two
cakes
com
pressed
yeast,
or
one
envelop1
.
NOTICE
The
Dally
News
wishes
to
draw
attention
to
the
rule
that
.classified
and
transient
advertising
Is
payable
In
advance
at
the
office
at
time
of
presenting
copy
for
advertising.
Those
desiring
to
advertise
in
this
manner
in
the
Daily
News
are
asked
to
assjst
the
office
and
respect
this
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
adver
Using.,
V
of
fast
rising
dry
yeast;
four
cups
liquid
(water,
milk,
or
potato
water);
three
tablespoons
sugar;
two
tablespoons
salt;
12
cups
sifted
all-purpose
flour
(approximately);
three
tablespoons
fat,
melted.
Mixing:
Scald
iquld
then
cool
to
lukewarm.
Use
one-half
cup
of
lukewarm
liquid
to
dissolve
yeast;
dissolve
sugar
and
salt
in
remaining
liquid
and
add
yeast
mixture.
Add
three
cups
flour,
beat
well
and
add
melted
but
not
hot
fat,
blending
thoroughly.
Gradually
stir
in
enpugh
of
the
remaining
flour
to
make
a
dough
that
doesn't
cling
to
the
bcwl
and
can
be
asily
handled.
Follow
the
usual
method
for
kneedlng.
This
makes
four
loaves
.approximate
ly
IVz
pounds
each.
Timely
Recipe
OLIVE
SANDWICHES
Olive
sandwiches
are
a
very
special
tribute
to
the
lunch
box
toters?
Wriethlr
iiti
to
school
or
jffice
theye
going,
savory
ripe
Dllve
and
chees
sandwiches
always
make
a
hit.
Peppy
Olive
Sandwiches
2-3
cup
coarsely
chopped
ripe
oliyes
1
cup
grated
Canadian
cheese
5
tablespoons
tomato
catsup
',4
teaspoon
prepared"
mustard
Mayonnaise
Butter
Bread
Combine
olives,
cheese,
catsup,
mustard
and
sufficient
mayon-.lalse
to
give
spreading
consistency.
Blend
and
spread
on
buttered
slices
of
bread.
Makes
about
4
to
5
sandwiches.
See
Our
C
MORE
PACKIS
BECOME
IEE
Companies
Keopen'itnts
In
Montreal
Farri
Hlame
Both
Sides
VANCOUVER
0
Mess
days
became
a
certalniyday
for
thousands
of
Vancof
householders
and
restaur
patrons
after
two
of
three
j'pendent
packing
plants
cloi
Before
;the
noon
deadline,
pets
took
I
up
their
posts
beforoe
plants
1
;
of
Gainers
Limited
aiFletchers
!
iLimited.
A
third
iependent
plant.
Pacific
MeaCo.,
win
close
voluntarily
Friday.
Meat
supplies
in
ticlty
may
run
out
entirely
byie
middle
of
next
week.
1
At
Winnipeg
fivedependent
plants
were
closed
)the
strike
yesterday
and
the
tl
of
workers
now
Idle
througUt
Canada
as
a
result
of
the
st.e
is
13,000.
In
Montreal
ttv.
packing
companies
reopenedielr
plants
today
but
only
a
tt
trickle
of
employees
returned,
jobs
at
a
5c
per
hour
incrse
despite
police
protection,
fembers
of
striking
United
Palng
House
Workers
of
Amea
unions
looked
on
from
pici
lines.
The
United
Packers
i
America
Union
termed
the
'opening
of
the
plants
as
a
breh
of
agreement.
!
They
blame
potn
cipanies
and
unions
for
failingio
get
together.
The
rarme)-are
faced
with
heavy
losses
!ri
stock
as
winter
approaches.
Steamship
filings
for
YanronTei
Monday
ss
Prlnss
Adelaide
10
p.m.
Tuesday
ss
Cluotin,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
ss
race
Rupert
11:15
p.m.
Friday
ss
Catala5:30
pan.
Saturday
ss
Caiosun,
9:15
pjn.
"
Vancouver
Sunday
ssChilcdn,
4
pm.
Monday
ss
Prirwss
Aaeialdc
pjn.
1!
Wednesday
is
Pmce
Rupert,
J0:00
ajn.
Friday
ss
Camoun,
3
pjn,
Friday
ss
Catalaa.m.
For
Alaska-
Friday
ss
Camoan,
12
midnight.
Wednesday
ss
Pmce
Rupert,
12
midnight.
From
Alaska
Thursday
ss
Price
Rupert,
'
p.rn.
Saturday
ss
Caiiosun,
7
pjn.
THE
WEATHER
Forecait
Prince
Rupert,
Qneen
Charlottes
and
North
Oast
Clouay,
frequently
overcast,
Showers
today
and
Friday.
Vinds
southerly
(20
m.p.h.).
little
change
in
temperature.
laws
tonight
and
highs
Friday
At
Port
Hardy
45
ana
5G,
Missett
43
and
58,
Prince
Rupert
4i
and
61.
.
7
.
EASY
LESSON
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Delnor
Frozen
Foods
s
-"JySI
Make
Better
Meals
....
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COLD
WEATHER
.MEANS
Electric
Heaters
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AUVIN
FORCED
DRAFT
HEATER
MAJESTIC
CIRCULATING
STAND
CANADIAN
BEAUTY
RADIANT
TYl'E
POPULAR
HEATERS
AT
POPULAR
PRICES
AT
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
Some
50
couples
were
in
attendance
last
Saturday
evening
when
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
held
an
enjoyable
supper
dance
in
the
Knights
of
Columbus
Hall.
The
affair
was
in
Progress
from
9:30
p.m..
until
was
master
01
ceremonies
ana
chairman
of
the
general
committee
which
also
consisted
of
Robert
McKay
Jr.
and
Allan
Armstrong.
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
TO
HALT
POSSIBLE
POLIO
SUREAD-
Helicopter
hovers
over
the
city
dumps
in
Buffalo,
N.Y..
and
sprays
D.D.T.
powder
over
the
area.
The
Buffalo
and
Erie
county
chapter
of
the
Infantile
paralysis
Foundation
chartered
the
copter
for
the
project
to
"eliminate
the
fly,
believed
to
be
the
carrier
of
poliomyelitis."
The
total
number
of
resident
cases
of
polio
in
Eire
County
has
risen
to
22,
compared
with
a
total
of
eight
last
year.
Farmers
organizams
are
pro-
q
Supper
Dance
testing
vigorously
the
tie-up.'
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unjoyaDie
nair
Better
Picture
For
Air
Lines
Office
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
to
provide
the
Georela
Street
office
of
Cana
dian
Pacific
Airlines
In
Vancou
ver
with
a
large
air
view
of
Prince
Rupert
to
replace
an
ancient
panorama
of
the
city
.....
.
.
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.
,,
(Till
UI.U
1
a.m.
and
serving
ol
aencious
taken
irom
Acropous
mu
wiucu
rofrechmpnts
was
one
of
the
is
now
displayed
there
and
to
features.
Andy
McNaughton
:
wmch
local
people
visiung
van
Drovlded
fine
piano
music
lor
1
couver
have
taken
exception.
Rupert
Bound
to
Be
Peace
Outlet
Despite
the
opposition
and
knocking
of
Vancouver
and
Edmonton,
the
Pacific
Coast
railway
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country
is
bound
to
come
to
Prince
Rupert
and
those
cities
know
it,
says
D.
Barr
of
St.
Thomas,
Ontario,
who
is
a
visitor
In
the
city.
Those
cities
do
not
like
the
nrnsnect
for
they
know
they
will
lose
business.
Mr.
uarr
as
long
been
Interested
in
Ve
Peace
River
country,
hav-
staked
coal
property
on
Noon
River
in
the
Hudson
Holregion
In
1911
He
arrive,,,
f-K.
Mfv
nni
Tiipsdav
,wi
1
wv
,
by
l
In
the
course
of
a
Paciflast
tour
and
Is
sailing
ton
on
the
Prlnce
Ru
pert
forncouver
He
a
caller
ahp
nfflce
of
j
T.
ApplewhalVsecretary
0f
the
Prince
Commerce,
KUP
Chamber
of
13c
orning.
Mrs.
Arthur
Ky
has
arrlv.
ed
in
the
city
l,
Qlendale,
California,
to
visit
ner
par.
ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V0rce
Hill.
Her
father,
pioneer?
(jeaier,
is
quite
ill.
Many
uncivilized
ra
adept
at
ventriloquism.
or
r
Sk
J
IX
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lri3
j
P"
are
Lczem
:zema
in
Trouble;
Make
ud
iour
mlnti
today
thi
vnu
are
eolnc
to
Elve
your
ski
f
-
t
3
a
real
chance
to
get
wen.
uoj
to
Ormes
Drugs
or
any
good
drug
store
and
get
an
original
bottle
of
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
It
lasts
many
days
because
it
Is
highly
concentrated.
The
very
first
application
will
give
you
relief
the
itching
of
Eczema
Is
quickly
stopped
eruptions
dry
up
and
scale
off
in
a
verv
lew
days,
ine
same
is
the
dancing
and
Jack
Lindsay
i
On
a
recent
visit
to
Vancouver,
tfue
jjf
Itchlng
Toes
and
Feet.
the
president
of
the
local
Cham-
(
Barber's
Itch
Salt
Rheum,
sklr.
ber
of
Commerce
called
at
the
!
troubles.
Airlines
office
and
made
ar-
Remember
that
Moone's
Em-
of
the
offending
picture
with
a
nQt
sUln
or
,eave
a
greasy
more
suitable
and
up-to-date
residue.
Complete
satisfaction
or
one.
money
back.
Appetizing
f
use.
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plate
carries
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River)
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feill
VANCOUVER
reinforced
at
the
tLI
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Thursday
at
11:15
pjn.
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wear.
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For
reservations
call
or
write
rk
VJV-
a
HR!?H
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Offices.
I
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WP
Come
in
about
these
fi
Yes,
Flcischmann's
arth.n..
x
cast
ncips
you
bake
fluff.er.
t,-;.
Clover
Leaf
rons.
fta
WOrks
fast
twain
it'.
f..ii
ovcs
you
extra
steps.
IF
YOU
BAKE
AT
HO
Ml
warn
ricouuiuum
owc
i
icsil
X
C3SL
tnt
Yra
-1.
with
the
laminar
yciiow
laoel
that
has
been
Ctnada'
favorite
for
over
70
years.
Order
some
today!
Always
fresh
.
at
your
grotsi
Spanish
Senoritas
themselves
would
envy
you
the
lace
trimmed
side-sweeping
pcplum
that
decks
this
moire
frock.
lum
is
a
perky
bow
t
lit-'
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inn
arp
i
ne
n
h?n
nttKano
cap
sleeves.
Mlc
in
our
shop
inspect
our
interesting
dispirit
FALL
COATS
and
StITS
rv
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mtnprq.
n.
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la
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Carrying
Charjes.
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Phone
Grce
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P.
II.
LINZE1
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co
Preset
Your
Home
l'OW
Against
Fire
Losses
To
xorrow
May
BeTooLate!
Keep
Jvtrner7
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OIL
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beautiful
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thpnl
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famous
Colcmn
furnace-type
heating
unit
There
Is1
large
or
how
no
mat:
V
right
size
for
your
home,
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give
you
comv
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heaters.
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