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Wednesday,
September
24,
1947
GRAND
Fashion
3rd
Ave,
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Scrapbook
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Too.tMucK
Salt
If
(iiSCls
too
salty,
place
a
wet
cloth
over
trie,
top
of
the
vessel
which
is
cooklngThe
steam
will
draw
the
salt
into
the
cloth.
1A
Substitute
Bodkin
A
smooth
safety-pin
for
thin
or
lacy
.material
makes
an
excellent
'bodkin.
The
pin
holdinr
the
material
securely.
J
Face
Wrinkles
Try
binding,
the.
forehead
with
Show
My
FOWLIE
&
KUTTLE,
Fur
Dealers
;
GIVIG
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
Thursday,
Oct.
9th
at
2:30
p.m.
Presented
by
combined
Chapters
of
the
I.O.D.E.
Proceeds
donated
to
the
I.O.DE.
fund
fop
relief
of
British
and
European
Children
,
SEE
CANADA'S
MOST
BEAUTIFUL
FUR
COATS
AND
FUR
ACCESSORIES
MODELED
BY
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
MOST
BEAUTIFUL
GIRLS
Door
Prize
Lovely
Silver
Fox
Scarf
donated
by
,
FOWLIE
&
KUTTLE
Hefreshments
Admission
50c
Tickets
obtainable
at
Store,
3rd
Ave.,
and
from
all
:
1.0
D.E.
members
if
a
linen
bandage
soaked
In
equal
parts
of
alcohol
and
the
white
of
an
egg,
allowing
the
bandage
to
.remain
overnight.
NATIVE
.MUSIC
SOCIETY
JOHANNESBURG,
4
The
African
Music
Society
recently
held
Us
inaugural
meeting
in
Johannesburg.
Its
objects
are
to
encourage
research
into
native
music
and
allied
crafts,
to
cooperate
research
work
and
to
encourage
the
establishment
of
native
schools
of
music
and
the
works
of
native
composers.
NEW
NATIVE
HOMES
PRETORIA,
South
Africa,
05
A
new
scheme
to
house
5,000
na
tive
families
has
been
decided
on
by
the
Pretoria
city
council,
Every
family
will
have
its
own
house,
the
size
of
which
will
de
pend
on
the
number
of
people
in
the
family.
SUPPORTING
the
RED
SHIELD
APPEAL
Previously
reported
..$601,50
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co
10.00
J.
H.
Todd
&
Sons
(Inverness)
25.00
Cassiar
Packing
Co.
Ltd
....
25.00
North
Pacific
Cannery
....
10.03
Sunnyside
Cannery
25.00
Canadian
Bank
Commerce
Employees
8.00
Family
Shoe
Store
5.00
Howe
&
MiNulty
5.00
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd
10.00
Macey's
Confectionery
....
5.00
Annette
Mansell
5
00
Jone's
Newsstand
5.00
Helgerson's
Grocery
5.00
Blaln
Bros.
..'
230
Savoy
Hotel
10.00
E.
Cavenaile
2.00
Inlander
Rooms
5.00
Miller's
Cigar
Store
2.00
St.
Elmo
Hotel
5.00
Louis
Rossi
2.00
Prince
Rupert
Supply
House
3.00
Five
donations
of
$1
5.00
Total
to
date
$781
00
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
DON'T
BE
IN
A
JAM
NEXT
WINTER;
MAKE
PLENTY
OF
IT
NOW
Timely
Recipe
Nectar
custard
tie
Here's
a
custard
pie
with
a
brand
'new
fall
flavor
that
puts
It
high
on
the
list
of
popularity.
Make
"Nectar
Custard
Pie"
with
apricot
whole
fruit
nectar
to
give
it
delicate
color
and
refreshing
fruitlncss.
4
eggs
V
cup
granulated
sugar
Few
grains
salt
1
teaspoon
lemon
juice
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2
cups
apricot
whole
fruit
nectar
1
cup
undiluted
evaporated
'
milk
Pastry
for
single
9-inch
crust,
Beat
eggs,
add
sugar
and
salt,
and
mix
well
Add
lemon
Juice
and
rind
and
nectar.
Stir
in
milk
slowly,
Pojjr
into
pastry-lined
pie
pan.
Bake
in
hot
oven
(400
degrees'
F.)
for
10
minutes.
Reduce
heat
to
moderate
1350
degrees
F.)'
and
continue
baking
until
custard
Is
set
and
pastry
browned.
LIGHT
FROM
SALT
The,
Chinese
probably
first
used
gas
for
lighting
by
piping
natural
.gas
in
bamboo
tubes
from
salt
mines.
Make
plenty
of
Jam
now.
A
supply
of
Jams
and
jellies
on
the
cellar
shelf
certainly
Is
a
satis
faction
to
any
home-maker.
Hot
biscuits
and
Jam
or
crack
ers
with
Jelly
and
cheese
make
an
easy
dessert
most
acceptable
to
family
or
guests.
Jam
with
toast
for
breakfast
starts
the
day
right.
Home
economists
have
suggestion
to
offer
on
making
good
Jam.
Firm
ripe
fruit
makes
best
Jam.
Fruit
and
sugar
must
be
measured
accurately.
All
fruits
except
peaches,
pears
and
apricots
are
best
If
precooked
Before
adding
the
sugar.
This
prevents
toughening
of
skins
of
plums
and
grapes.
With
peaches
and
pears
the
sugar
may
be
mixed
with
the
prepared
fruit
and.
allowed
to
stand
at
least
an
hour
before
boiling
to
the
Jam
.stage.
Damson
Jam
thickens
considerably
on
-cooling
completely
therefore
care
must
be
taken
not
to
cook
the
Jam
to"
too
thick
a
consistency.
If
using
commercial
pectin
to
make
Jam
or
-Jellies,
the
manufacturer's
directions
should
be
followed
exactly.
The
following
recipes
are
taken
from
the
bulletin
"Home
Canning
of
Fruits
and
'Vegetables,"
which
may
be
obtained
free
of
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CATERPILLARS.'
5
y
.
charge
from
the
Dominion
Department
of
Agricuture.
It
contains
other
excellent
recipes
for
Jams,
Jell'cs
and
pickles
as
well
as
full
d'rections
for
canning.
Cant.iloupe
and
Teach
Jam
5
cupi
peeled,
diced
cantaloupe
5
cupj
peeled,
diced
peaches
3
medium
oranges,
grated
rind
and
Juice
5
cups
sugar
Mix
all
ingredients
and
let
stand
until
sugar
is
dissolved
about
I
hour.
Bring
to
boil
and
boll,
uncovered,
to
Jam
stage
about
30
minutes.
Pour
into
hot,
sterilized
jars.
Cool
and
seal.
Yield:
about
fiii
cups.
Grape
Jam
Wash
and
stem
grapes
Press
pulp
from
skins.
Cook
pulp
10
minutes
and
put
through
a
sieve
to
remove
seeds.
Add
skins
to
pulp
and
measure
the
mixture.
Measure
the
sugar
to
be
added
later,
allowing
23
cup
to
each
cup
of
fruit.
Bring
skins
and
pulp
lo
boll
and
boll,
uncovered,
about
10
minutes
or
until
skins
are
tender.
Add
sugar,
bring
t?
boll
and
boll
to
Jam
stage-about
20
minutes,
stirring
frequently.
Pour
Into
hot,
sterilized
Jars.
Cool
and
seal.
Grape
and
Prar
Jam
8
cups
blue
grapes
3
cups
water
10
cups
chopped
pears
4',i
cups
sugar
Wash
grapes,
separate
skins
from
pulp.
Add
l'i
cups
water
to
skins
and
Hi
cups
to
pulp
Simmer
skins
and
pulp
separately
until
tender
about
15
min
utes,
t'ress
pulp
through
a
sieve
to
remove
seeds.
Add
cooked
grape
skins,
chopped
pears
and
sugar
to
the
pulp.
Bring
to
boil
and.
boll,
uncovered,
to
Jam
stage
u
about
45
minutes,
stirring
fre
quently.
Pour
Into
hot,
stcrll
Jzcd
'Jars.
Cool
and
seal.
Yield
about
81i
cups
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
preserve
a
new
clotthesllne?
A.
A
new
clothesline
should
be
boiled
for
about
30
minutes
before
using
It.
Tills
prevents
stretchlns.
It
will
not
tangle
as
readily
and
will
last
much
longer.
Q.
How
can
X
mend
kid
gloves?
"A.
BiCionholc
around
the
edae
of
the
tear
before
drawing
together.
Then
over-sew
the
buttonhole
together
and
the
repair
Is
substantial.
Q;
How
can
I
make
a
cock-
)
roach
trap?
A.
Fill
a
pic
pan,
or
similar
.'container,
half
full
of
sugar
water.
Place
It
on
the
floor
and
flant
several
sticks,
each
about
three
Inches
Ion?,
from
the
floor
lo
the
edge
of
the
vessel.
The
roaches
will
crawl
over
and
drown.
Steamship
Sailings
For
VancoiiTei
Monday
ss
Prln:ess
Adelaide
10
p.m.
Tuesday
ss
Coqultlam,
1:80
p.m.
Thursday
ss
rrlnce
Rupert
12:15
p.m.
Friday
ss
Catala,
5:30
p.m.
Saturday
ss
Camosun,
10:19
p.m.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
63
Coqultlam,
4
pin
Monday
3
Princess
Adelaide
pjn.
Wednesday
os
Prince
Rupert
11:00
ain.
Friday
ss
Camosun,
4
p.m.
Friday
ss
Cataia,
5
p.m.
For
Alaska-Friday
S3
Camosun,
a.m.
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert,
a.m.
From
Alaska-Thursday
3
Prince
Rupert,
"
p.m.
Saturday
sa
Camosun,
8
p.m.
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Arrandale
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of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ernest
An-1
gus
of
Klncollth,
was
accident-
ly
drowned
at
Arrandale,
Wcd-j
ncsday,
September
17.
The
child
apparently
slipped
from
the
dock
and
before
those
hearing
Us
cries
could
effect
a
Tcscue
the
baby
disappeared.
Muddy
condition
of
the
Naas
water
-prevented
Immediate
recovery
of'
the
body,
rendering
artificial
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Q.
How
can
nicotine
stains
be
easily
removed
from
my
fingers0
A.
Cut
a
lemon
into
halves
i
and
nlutlffp
thp
stnlnoH
finnora
j
accident:
.
Into
the
pulp.
ThLs
will
clean
and
m3S
bleach
them
to
their
natural
color.
Q.
Is
too-(frcquent
waishln?
cf
the
hair
Injurious
to
It?
A.
No.
There
Is
no
danger
cf
washing
the
"life"
from
your
hair.
Soap
and
water
Is
a
great
aid
to
beautiful,
healthy
hAlr
Q.
Should
rouge
for
check
and
lips
be
the
same
shade?
A.
'
Yes.
Many
women,
to
ln-f
sure
Identical
shades,
purchase
cream
rouge
which
may
be
tis?d
'
Ditisionjl
Holt
on
both
the
cheeks
and
the
Hps.
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NEW
WATCHES
5
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c
ricora
o
mad
of
human
salvage.
Support
the
RED
SHIELD
APPEAL
This
$pace
donated
by
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
LIMITED
nAuei
do
IM0m
WHY7
c
mometers,
locomotives
and
other
mechanisms
have,,
differences,
I
even
in
the
same
'model.
A
watch
is.
an
important
purchase.
Let
us
help
protect
your
invest-
menu
from
ui
an
accon'
nttd
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a
ckarl
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accuracy
automatically
a
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THIS
PROTECTION
AS
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LTD.
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to
Mend
Lives
and
reclaim
human
waste
Give
generously
to
this
necessary
work
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