Thursday,
November
6,
1947
The
Experts
Say
1
SUOAR
FREE
AGAIN
The.
Canadian
sweet
tooth
was
neglected
during
the
sugarless
war
years,
but
nowadays
with
sugar
"pliable
without
rationing,
aryr
,'housewife
may
be
forgiven
for
treating
her
family
tt-a
good'
cake
with
a
light
fluffy
icing.
Home
economists
of
agriculture,
have
come
up
with
a
seven':,minute
frosting
which
"is
ote'ot
the
easiest
of
the
egg
and
sugar
icings
and
goes
on
a
TAKS
SPOTS
Off
!
r
1
a
(
m
f
(
gjp
t
..
'lire.
v.rown
brand
vorn
ytvp
1
good
for
me.
Sure,
me
doctor
recommends
'
r
t
Crcwn
Brand
Corn
SvruD
as
V
layer
of
frosting.
Place
top
auce
inenas
wnen
meeung
mem
and
top
J
in
tne
theatre?
layer
in
position
cover
and
sides
with
frosting.
.
!
A.
Do
not
try
to
introduce
Choosing
Fish-Choosing
fish
I
friends
in
a
crowded
aisle.
If
for
the
family
meal
often
be-!
necessary
to
make
introduc-comes
a
problem
for
the
new'
Hons,
make
them
in
the
lobby
Housewife
who
may
be
at
a
loss
1
or
wait
until
you
are
seated,
j
their
"favorite
fruit"
so
they
to
know
what
piece
is
absolutely
!
Even
then,
two
persons
who
are!
should
like
a
version
recom-the
best
for
her
money.
seated
some
distance
from
each
i
mended
by
home
economists.
At
this
time
when
buying
fish
other
should
not
be
introduced.
with
a
hot
drink,
some
good
few
general
rules
may
be
suf-
Q.
Is
it
all
right
for
a
man,
;
ficient
guide.
in
the
back
seat
of
a
car
with
:
When
ouying
fresh
fish
hnn
ficVi
wUY
firm
flpsh
no
strong
odor,
bright
gills
and
eyes,
bloom
on
skin
or
fleshl
(not
dull).
Choose
thick
plump
1
fish
in
preference
to
long
slen-
1
der
ones
of
the
same
variety
for
'
quality
and
economy.
Substi-,
,
ME,
MOA
i
;
!
st
'
pdYt
of
ray
diet.
143'
'
BUT
vv'riytie'it'dowrt
to
me?
How
about
the
way
you
use
Crown
Brand
for
wonderful
baking?
For
a
sweetener?
And
why
not
mention
how
delicious
it
is
with
pancakes,
cereals
and
hot
waffles?
You
cant
kid
me,
mom.
Crown
Brand
Corn
Syrup
is
good
for
all
of
vs
I
tDWARDSBUKO
B
For
years
doctors
have
recommended
the
use
of
Crown
Brand
Corn
Syrup
as
a
satisfactory
carbohydrate
acting
as
a
milk
modifier
for
bottle-fed
infants.
Alto
Mo
nutodvrw
I
vf
THE
CANADA.
STARCH
COMPANY
that
"a
time
eiit
.
Tl.r.
A
Hast
cake
in
beautiful
swirls
and
peaks."
Fluffy
Frosting:
two
egg
whites;
one-eighth
teaspoon
salt;
onehalf
cup
sugar;
one-half
cup
corn
syrup;
1
Vi
teaspoons
vanilla.
Combine
all
ingredients
except
vanilla
in
top
of
double-bollei.
Place
over
boiling
water
and
heat
with
a
rotary
beater
until
mixture
holds
its
shape.
Remove
from
boiling
water,
add
vanilla,
and
beat
well.
Spread
bottom
layer
of
cake
with
tart
CROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
I
-Posts
"
m
K9tit(J
liod
Mark
urape
Canoda
Corn
Starch
LIMITED
MONTREAL
TORONTO
a-aT
1
1
1'
1
a"
iLouttc
,
,tlllB6ame
I
tltat
gloriously
flavor
I
Groped"19
.
I
a
enme
inaliy
c,r
your
parent
and
trandparcnU
loveo
to
"u6
"
your
today
lo
tM,u
grand
cereals.
rosrs
cuArE-
KUTS
FLAKES
a
ell
"
Crape-NuH.
Nuts
Plak
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
When
a
girl
Is
applying
for
a
position,
shouldn't
she
dress
in
her
very
best
outfit?
A.
She
should
wear
clothes
of
conservative
cut
and
color.
Q.
What
should
one
do,
in
convefsatlon,
when
the
person
to
whom
he
Is
talking
persists
in
arguing?
A.
Say
pleasantly,
"Let's
talk
about
something
else'."
Q.
When
a
hostess
has
arranged
for
some
kind
of
game
or
entertainment,
is
it
permissible
for
a
guest
to
ask
to
be
excused?
A.
Never;
it
is
very
discourteous
to
do
so.
Q.
Where
should
one
intro-
'two
women,
to
sit
between
them?
A.
Yes.
tute
cneaper
varieties
lor
more
expensive
where
price
is
impor-
j
tant.
For
generous
servings,
allow
three
servings
to
the
pound
for
fillets
and
half
a
huuuu
"
-
"
-
When
buying
fish
it's
econ-
omical
to"
purchase
a
pound
or
so
exta,
so
mai
u
any
is
ieit
from
the
first
meal
It
may
not
be
wasted,
but
combined
with
the
extra
fish
and
used
in
another
way
for
a
second
meal.
Keeping
Fresh
or
Froien
Fish:
Clean
fish
and
put
in
cold
place
until
cooking
time.
Fish
may!wU1
be
emphaslzed
if
a
pinch
of
be
kept
cold
to
prevent
spoilage
i
,t
,$
added
tQ
lt
and
loss
of
juices
and
flavor,
j
Q
How
can
j
nt
botUes
in
waxed
to
keep
Wrap
paper
cf
noison
from
Mn
handted
air
from
drying
off
cut
surfaces.
.
mI-t-kp?
Cover
closely
when
storing
in!
the
refrigerator,
to
prevent:
.
odors
affecting
xi
other
.11
foods.
j
I
Do
not
thaw,
if
frozen,
unless
too
stiff
to
work
with;
then
just
partly
thaw,
slowly,
in
a
cool
place
and
use
at
once.
If
quick
thawing
Is
necessary
place
the
fish
in
cold
water
for
a
short
time.
Fish
Odors:
Clean
hands
after
handling
raw
fish
by
riib-
I
!
bing
them
with
salt
and
then
1
rinsing.
I
Kill
cooking
odors
by
burning
i
'
orange
peel,
coffee,
or
sugar
in
i
pan.
BABY'S
COLDS
Help
Nature
To
Fight
Them
Off
Medical
Scienee
dentei
there
ia
anr
neb
i
tblEK
u
a
eur
for
coldi
onlr
Nature
herelf
ean
do
It.
So
when
lib
ft
pmfflej,
t
or
stuffy
breathini
warn
you
of
a
eold
I
prenence
coojwrate
at
once
with
Nature.
See
U.at
baby
la
kept
warm.
eta
plenty
of
tlwp
and
take
extra
care
that
the
Lowell
ire
thoroughly
cleared
of
harmful
waatea.
To
do
thla
without
upavttinr
baby
a
,
whole
ayatem
and
further
weakening-
It,
try
baby's
Own
Tablets.
Mild,'
yet
act
promptly
in
getting
rid
of
the
irritating
materials
that
make
baby
reatleas
and
fe-,
veriah.
Mra.
Ceorge
Mtllrlde
of
Scarboro
i
'
aaya:
My
baby
ol
Z6
monma
caugnt
a
:
naaty
cold
ao
I
tried
Baby"a
Own
TableU
and
ahe
threw
thia
cold
olT
quicker
than
:
ever
ever
before.
belore.
I
1
certainly
certainly
am
am
for
ior
uaoj
Baby'a
Own
vwn
.
TJSlgZ
twthinff
troublw,
constipation
and
ether
I
simple
taby
aiimenu.
ph
me
Tw,
golJeu
gra;UJ
-wlieat
and
maliej
"Pe-Nuti
FLLe.
wlolydniei
eierrr-ni.:..,.
iron
fo-
.i.
,
.
es
A
PMttuet
ol
C
:
.
il
Fcodi
Seasona
ble
SOMETHING
HANDY
AND
TEMPTING
AS
FATHERS
AND
BOYS
ENTERTAIN
Whpn
father
has
his
wpeklv
substantial
sandwiches
often
foursome
of
bridge
or
the
boys
bring
the
gang
in
after
bowling
or
basketball
practice
they
want
something
mighty
filling,
Since
they
seem
to
enjoy
these
affairs
better
when
they
are
strictly
'stag"
mother
usually
plans
to
go
to
a
movie,
leaving
everything
ready
so
they
may
serve
themselves.
Buffet
style
is
easy
as
everyone
serves
himself.
Doughnuts
or
chocolate
cake
or
big
ginger
cookies
will
follow.
Hot
foods
are
most
popular.
If
left
on
a
glass
baking
dish
or
platter
they
may
be
slipped
into
the
oven
to
be
heated
and
served
on
the
same
dish.
I
'
Some
boys
call
hamburgers
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
get
r!d
cf
.
,
.
Srrinkle
around
the
haunts
of
roaches
and
waterbugs
a
mixture
of
two
parts
of
boracic
acid
t-i
i
V
nna
nart
vf
rtAa'HrfiH
c
n
fro
r
it
fill
act
as
a
poison
to
them.
q.
How
can
I
clean
marble
and
granit
statues?
A.
Use
soap
and
water.
If
badly
stained,
you
will
find
that
pumice
stone
is
satisafctory.
Q.
How
can
I
Impart
the
real
flavor
of
the
fruit
when
making
applesauce
or
cranberry,
sauce?
A.
The
real
flavor
of
the
fruit
A.
Buy
several
small
bells
atj
th
t
tak
them
t
w
of
old
toys
and
rattles,
andl
fasten
one
to
the
neck
of
each
bottle
containing
poison,
to
serve
as
a
warning,
even
in
the
dark,
when
the
bottle
Is
picked
up.
Poisons
should
never
be
left
I
within
the
reach
of
children.
Q.
How
can
I
remove
a
scorched
taste
in
Jood?
i;
A.
When
fruit
or
food
has
be
ccme
scorched
or
burned,
drop"
a
smaU
P'ece
of
charcoal
into
the
vessel
Immediately
and
the
scorched
tiste
will
disappear.
Q.
How
can
I
relieve
the
pain
of
a
sore
corn?
A.
Touching
it
with
a
little
oil
of
peppermint
often
gives
relief.
ALACK,
NO
YAK
In
Tibet
only
well-to-do
can
afford
to
use
yak
butter;
the
poor
eat
goat
butter.
BATHTUB
PARTY
Adam
Thompson
wealthy
Cin-I
clnnatl
merchant,
invited
all
his
frtpnris
tn
n
nnrtv
hnnnrlnc
thfl
i
-
a
-
Installation,
in
1892,
of
his
first
bathtub.
tell
me
petty
my
S
anymore
atiomp
m3
.
Secret
kilul
LlenJ.
ing,
baking
and
toaet.
ing
give
you
that
honey.goIJen
curly
criipiie.g
of
Post
Grape-Nutg
FJake.
Also
piaken
t,em
re.
markahly
easy
to
pest.
Serve
Pot'.
'Tape-Nut.
Flake
to-inonw.
Enjoy
them
lo
in
the
tempting
recipe,
you'll
find
c
both
the
regular
the
and
giant
economy
tze
package..
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
11
ne
bl1''
Toastra
uevuicu
lumuuigcrs
1
lb.
hamburger
steak
Vb
cup
chili
sauce
yt
teaspoon
prepared'
mustard
v2
teaspoon
grated
horse
radish
1
tablespoon
finely
chopped
onion
IV2
teaspoon
Worcestershire
sauce
1
teaspoon
salt
Vg
teaspoon
pepper
6
slices
bread.
W
thick
Combine
all
ingredients
except
the
bread.
Toast
bread
on
nnp
strip
under
broiler.
SDread
the
untoasted
side
of
each
slice
1.1.
l
I
T"i
Return
ntA
and
with
meat
mixture.
broil
for
6
minutes
at
least
3
1
inches
below
broiling
unit.
Serve
hot
with
tomato
sauce.
Six
servings.
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12:3C
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Broadcast
i2:55Recorded
l:00
The
Concert
Houi
Ham
and
Beans
Sandwich
Spread
2
cups
baked
beans
1
cup
cooked
harp
Vi
cup
diced
celery
2
tablespoons
chill
sauce
1
teaspoon
horseradish
teaspoon
salt
Combine
ingredients
and
blend
together
lightly,
Yield:
3
cups.
Dllly
Sandwich
Filling:
1
teaspoon
prepared
mustard
cup
salad
dressing
1
cup
sliced
or
diced
ripe
banana
2
cups
shredded
cabbage
Vi
cup
chopped
sweet,
or
dill
pickles
14
teaspoon
salt
Combine
prepared
mustard
with
salad
dressing.
Slice
or
dice
bananas
Into
first
mixture
and
blend
only
enough
to
coat
fruit,
Mix
together
the
cabbage,
sweet
or
dill
pickle
and
salt.
Add
the
first
mixture
and
toss
together
lightly.
Six
servings.
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2:45
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and
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3:00
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3:15
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3:20
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3:30
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3:45
BBC
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Lesson
iii
hngl
ish
by
W.
L.
Gordon
1.
What'
Is
wrong
with
thU
sentence?
"I
shall
talk
with
you
later
on."
2.
What
Is
the
conect
pro
nunciation
of
"against"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
mlspelled?
Architecture,
hor
ticulture,
miniture..
4.-What
does-
the
word
"subt-
le
mean?
5.
What
Is
word
beginning
with
EM
thai
mean
"high
'
rank"?
Answers
1.
Omit
ON.
2.
Pronounce
a-gerst
'
A
as
in
ASK
e
as
in
SET,
and
not
a-gaynst.
3.
Miniature.
4.
Characterized
by
cunning;
artful.
(Pronounce
suf.
Uas
In
VP).
"Hespoke
with
a
subtle
Insolence.'
5.
'Eminence.
TREES
SUPPLY
FOOD
Trees
supply
almost
all
the
food
for
the
natives
of
the
atolls
in
the
Pacific.
YOU
TOO
CAN
BE
INDEPENDENT
Hare
a
Butineis
of
Your
Own
Become
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succcaatul
operator
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that's
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WOMAN
who
doesn't'
find
to
day's
meat
snortage
a
challenge
to
her
lnffpnullv?
Sleuthing
around
for
meat-sav
ing
suggestions
.
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here
,
my
tlp-of-the
week
(any
trrckM
One
rflcllclously
effective
way
to
save
meat
end
hold
down
meat
bills
is
to
use
more
OXO
for
.
OXO
is
extract
of
meat
prime,
lean
beef
in
concentrated
form.
So
make
good-tasting
stews,
using
less
meat
and
less
expensive
cuts
of
meat
Get
extra
meatlness
by.
adding
OXO
cubes
or
fluld-OXOl
And,
because
gravy
makes
your
meat
seem
like
more,
serve
your
roasts
with
lots
of
rich,
brown
gravy
made
the
beef-rich
OXO
wayl
Remember,
OXO
prices
have
not
increased
since
before
the
wart
COOO
NEWS!
.
.
.
OG1LV1E
OATS
are
bet-tert
.
.
.
flaked
by
the
true
"Scottish
Process
"
for
a
rrtn1
Vtrailr
t
af
ASf
treat!
Here
are
dian
oaU
each
tender
grain
gently
rolled
into
a
flavour-right
toasted
flake,
retaining
all
its
natural,
healthful
goodness.
This
good
breakast
food
cooks
In
a
Jiffy!
Srve
OGILVIE
Minute
OATS
piping
hot
for
breakfast
cheer
.
.
.
something
special
to
start
the
family's
day
right!
Take
my
tip
.
.
,
just
taste
them
.
.
.
only
then1
will
you
appreciate
how
really
good
they
are!
Ask
for
OGILVIE
Minute
OATS
at
any
grocer's!
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won't
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we
pJ
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jou
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tried
PRESTO
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your
ma
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to-morrow-ioj
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your
BANK
OF
MOSTSIAL
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countant
Hell
be
(lid
ill
you
in
any
way
to
is
I
the
advantages
tf
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of
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AccounU
Money
OrirJ
Safety
Deposit
Boitt-Trrii
Cheques
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his
clear,
goad-nitaed
ejJ
atlons.
I
feel
as
thougii
fa
c
in;
on
an
old
fried
tWI
visit
the
B
of
it
TM
til
always
courteous
tnd
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go
out
of
their
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and
brighten
theUetft'iJ
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a
currency
IS
III!
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ana
youll
ti
those
tni
until
Jackets
of
NYLON!
TruH
perb
new
use
for:
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smartly
Wlj
tested
and
entBUSiaitxtfH
proved
by
top-notch
it
ir
Lightweight.
and
always
rest
.
.
W
jackets
are
answer
to
a
skier
clothing
problem!
Dort
U
.
M.
lies
deep
the
snow
nylon
Jacket
.
.
.
1
"
tU
quality
rtl
Made
0
C-l-L
WJ
available
no
:
stores!
IU:RE'S
A
SMALL-SIZED
MIKACI.E
tur
you-LEKTROLITE
the
cigarette
lighter
that
really
lights
come
rain,
shine
or
roaring
windstorm!
LEKTROLITE
is
different
from
any
lighter
I've
ever
known.
There's
no
flame
just
a
steady,
wind-proof
glow.
No
flint
to
wear
down
no
wick
to
fail
no
wheel
to
jam
or
sooty
mess
to
tinker
with!
LEKTROLITE
is
compact,
convenient
and
feather-light
.
.
.
just
the
right
size
for
your
purse
or
your
husband's
pocket
"Light
up
wim
i.r.MKUL.iir
every
timei
KING
OF
TOUR
KITCHEN
...
is
the
little
fellow
in
the
high
chair!
Because
h
1
s
food
in
means
so
much
to
his
good
health
and
happiness
you'll
want
to
give
him
the
vtrv
best
and
this
means
HEINZ
Baby
roods
When
he's
Just
a
tiny
tyke
...
4
to
12
months
old
.
.
.
HEINZ
Strained
Foodt
are
an
important
part
of
his
diet
After
his
first
birthday
he'll
vary
his
menu
with
coarser-textured
HEINZ
Junior
Foods.
For
more
about
Junior's
diet
.
.
.
simply
write
to
me,
Barbara
Brent.
1411
Crescent
St-
Mont-
real,
P.Q.,
for
your
free
copy
of
Your
Baby.
Diet":
SO
NICE
TO
,
.
.
delicious
when
dishes
Fresh
Up'
If
a
fresh,
with
good
cheer
Big
Bill!
It
ha.
tast
ne
navour
npis.
So
keep
rVtt11af
4n
ntrfas
tinn
n
for
COME
HOME
dinner
.
..
1
cooir
are
done!
Wil
.
from
dawn
to
bedtime!
Voull
n.ill
find
find
yours
yours
the
brisht
7-UD
signs!
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