Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Monday,
July
23,
1951
OUiei
wine,
the
lettuce
may
Oc
come
Ump
fcnd
wilted,
Instead
of
i
being
criip
end
attractive.
Cuai
in
LuiuuteiuiM
.
i
I
.
-
j
The
piuject
Wfca
ftLat'teO
m
H't
'
ago
under
the
auspices
of
the
Black
wood
on
Extract
Wax
From
Lignite
a
By
Easley
Blackwood
.Housekeeping...
Saskatchewan
Research
Council
with
the
objjet
of
finding
new
uses
for
lignite
found
in
the
southern
part
of
the
province.
ill
Lake
Ferry
jvcs
Cow
Bay
Float
THURSDAY
l.m.,
4
p.m.,
7
p.m.
SUNDAY
Continuous
from
I
10:30
a.m.
Weather
permitting
Ah
you
know,
Mr.
Champion
seldom
gets
the
best
out
of
his
partners.
On
the
hanrl
before
this
SASKATOON
0
Researchers
at
the
University
of
Saskatche-
COOL
SALADS
FOR
SUMMER
j
To
give
a
little
more
character
j
to
the
flavor
of
a
vegetable
salad,
;
rub
the
salad
bowl
lightly
with
'
the
cut
surface
of
a
piece
of
gar-i
11c,
or
let
the
garlic
stand
In
the
'mayonnaise
for
Just
a
few
mln-;
utes.
fiememmber,
a
little
garlic
goes
a
long
way.
A
few
leaves
of
fresh
mint
f!ive
a
refreshing
flavor
to
fruit
a
Priarhiy
criticized
Mr.
Abel
for
not
makintr
a
lead
that
province's
lignite.
WOUld
have
set
Hip
mihi.nun
tuen
ti-inta
ir,eU..,A
,.-
Professors
R.
L.
Eager
and
S.
j
Until
the
Second
World
War,
Germany
supplied
mu;h
of
the
world
with
wax
from
lignite.
The
i
wax
was
used
in
shoe
and
floor
'
polishes,
rubber
extender,
insulators
Jn
inks
and
for
leather
I
dressings.
I
1
h(
wax
is
dark
brown
or
black,
hard
and
br.iue,
and
splinters
and
breaks
into
uneven
pieces.
one.
...COOK
EARLY
IN
MORNING
j
"Keep
cool
with
cool
cooking!
An
Ideal
way
of
serving
thm
Li'
I
'
ki
id
cool
eating."
Is
Uie
sound
us
Stuffed
Tomatoes.
There
Is'
dvte
Pawl
by
the
home!
such
a
variety
of
filling
that
ww;
mists,
rty
UKgest
that!
may
be
used
for
u
purine
that
the
way
to
avoid
that
mid-day
:
it
would
be
easy
to
serve
a
dif-
I
heat
frustration
Is
to
do
the
!
f
erent
stuffed
tomato
suh.,1
f,!
D.
Cavers,
with
graduate-student
K.
N.
Dunne,
have
been
able
to
extract
the
wax
using
a
mixture
ol
.
ganie
liquids
as
solvents.
talads.
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
Vnrtta
Mr.
hampluit)
I.HIKt.F.
DWVL.S
AUCTIONEER
rtaw
ir
(ID
Be
practical!
Usp
vour
left-
-J
.
10
8
7
5
:
4
2
They
havo
been
able
to
get
3''2
I
j
to
four
per
cen;
or
wax
per
weight,
of
coal.
H
is
not
expected
that
extraction
of
the
wax
will
lessen
j
the
qualities
of
the
coal
for
fuel,
j
Their
H-ist
tube"
research
Is
!
That
verbal
barrage
was
the
direct
cause
of
Mr.
Abel's
faiiuie
to
make
today's
hand.
The
three
no
trump
contract
is
ke-co;d
against
any
defen.se.
But
M.
Abel
was
up.et
and
he
playe.1
carelessly.
Mr.
Dale
opened
the
queen
,.f
diamonds
which
was
won
In
the
closed
hand
with
the
ace.
No,v
liie
hand
looked
so
easy
that
i
DISCIPLINE
PREVAILS
CALGARY
1
The
police
com-
ntl.Ssi''n
dM'iflefl
f'rilt.4ri
m.lloo
each
day
of
the
week.
For
ex-
overs
lor
appetizing
salads.;
ample,
a
filling
of
diced
celery,
Cubed
lift-over
meat
niay
be
diced
cucumber,
sliced
ladishes
mixed
with
raw
carrots,
bvets
and
chopped
green
onions
com-,
cabbage,
spinach,
radishes,
cu-!
bined
with
a
small
amount
of
cumbers
or
with
cold
cooked
whipped
cream,
a
little
vinegar
peas
or
beans.
Serve
with
your
rt
1r.
Hale)
8
HI
Mil
Ka.l
1
Mrt.
Krrti)
H
-y
7
h
j
a
3
D
8
7
3
C
J
8
7
5
2
cuuy
in
in,;
morning
beta
Ol'
Man
Sun
turns
on
the
U-ut.
This
is
where
jellied
salads
conie
Into
the
picture
for
lhy
may
be
made
In
the
fiesh-iMfSs
ui
the
early
morning
and
alluwiMl
to
set
In
the
refrigerator.
Thut
they
will
be
ready
with
a
mtniimiuin
ol
last
niinulj
pre-paiatiim
fur
supper
or
dinner.
n
k
6
10
I
it
y
J
now
bring
advanced
on-
stage
;
rant
work
in
shirtsle-.'vei
and
lurUier.
They
must
determine
;
must
wear
tunics
this
summer
to
whfther
it
is
economically
feas-leave
expenditure
of
new
shiit-j
lulc
to
extract
thv
wax
from
the
'and
altering
trousers.
SKK
VH
HWl
.
.
.
.
AU-Stevl
Dump
Bod!-.,
rs
all
sizes.
Heavy
and
Trailer
frames
anil
;.
I'ower
Take-Off.1.
l;
ti
anil
seasoning
to
taste
and
giws.
favorite
salad
dressing
in
a
fresh
a
saJud
which
Is
sure
to
.banbh'ctisp
lettuce
cup.
aiiy
Monday's
blues.
For
Tues-i
I
Mr.
Abel
started
banting
down
I
!
his
high
clubs.
Ail
he
netdeJ
'
day
the
tomatoes
may
be
filled
with
cottage
cheese
which
h:i
Ketteshin
Jellied
salads
mav
be
j
Certified
Upmtun
i
was
a
3-3
or
a
4-2
break
to
give
For
a
quick
and
simple,
but
him
four
tricks
in
the
suit;
and!
appetizing
mippvr
dish,
serve
a
these,
with
two
diamond'!,
one
i
iruit
salad.
Cut
any
desired
fruit
heart
and
two
spades,
would
be'
South
i'lr.
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B--A
K
3
6
H-4
li
A
K
5
K
q
10
4
The
bldflini!:
Kuillh
r
North
1
C
P:i.ss
1
H
2
8
Piua
3
H
3
NT
All
pass
m
as
xaiicy
as
anyone
i
been
mixed
with
dlc.r
or-'.-y
ul,u
lj
"lultK
Ule"'
und
nmost
chopped
parsley
and
salad
dress-any
combination
of
fruits,
meats;
Inc.
This
will
.rtalnlv
h.
u,i.
in
cubes,
quarters
or
halves,
top
enough
for
game.
However,
when
Mr.
Dale
show
(ftr
hieh
pressure
and
Ijeneral
weidilif
INDUSTRIAL
'ELDING
CO.
41-4
H.
I'lioue
(irern
KK4
ner
with
any
family.
Wednes
ed
out
of
clubs
on
(lie
second
lead,
discarding
a
.suiall
.spa.'..',
to
him.
As
you
see,
that
wouldn't
with
a
big
spoonful
of
cottage
cheese
and
serve
with
an
appropriate
dressing.
For
special
occasions,
stuft
peach
of
p.-ar
halves
with
cream
cheese,
cherries
and
almonds.
day's
stuffed
tomato
salad
might
boast
a
filling
of
dleed
chicken,
diced
hard-cooked
tggs
and
celery
and
chopped
pickle
moistened
with
salad
dressing.
For
or
vegetables
may
be
utvd
in
their
making.
Tomatoes
also
make
delight-tally
cool
and
appetizing
salads.
They
are
plentiful
these
days
and
tlie
horn
ueunomlxt.
are
sur
that
everyone
wUI
want
to
sti
ve
them
as
olten
as
possible.
.
.
iiaic
wuir.eu
Any
way.
i
Don't
think
Mr.
Champion
I
Well,
if
Mr.
uaie
had
thrj
wasn't
right
In
there
with
one
1
queen
of
spades
there
was
still
;
of
his
longer
and
more
repeti-ja
chance
to
make
the
contract,
i
tlous
lectures.
All
Mr.
Abel
need-i
So
at
the
fourth
trick
a
small
;
ed
to
do
was
to
make
sure
of
spade
was
led
toward
dummy's
i
winning
four
club
tricks.
This
jack.
No
good.
The
jack
was;
he
could
have
done
easily
by
variety,
ham
or
other
meat
may
be
used
Instead
of
chicken.
Why
With
the
number
of
fruits
and
not
try
an
Italian
typj
salad
for
vegetables
on
the
market
today,
Thursday?
The
filling
would
be
there
is
great
scope
for
lnge-pooked
left-over
macaroni,
spas-
nulty
and
originality
In
prepar-nitti
mixed
with
diced
cereal
tag
salads.
jU-tiuee.
watercress,
and
well
seasoned
tomato
pulp.
Swiss
chard,
endive,
spinach
or
I
fill
fl'ini
n.V.t..
L.
Kii.ea
oy
mis.
littiis
queen.
A
leading
his
four
of
clubs
at
triccj
wua
uu.
ivc-j
u.
lwo.
m
mat,
case
tne
nine
or
Mr.
Abel,
bat
he
had
to
win
tr.e
.
clubs
on
the
hmrii
miM
eifho
vu"
ci.iw,
auus
lllieiPST-
nun
mn
ii.
ing
contrast
of
eolomnrt
.,,
r
"
'
T
"
,
'"'0u
"n
I
win
the
trick
or
it
would
for:e
p
Sney
-
Chow
Men
i
n
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
may
be
the
eholce
for
'
v'rl
h
'i
"Vh
,
V.
uc1w'v-:
'
!
rat,-!y
he
laid
aown
the
'
out
the
ja-jk,
maldivj
the
other
th
,,me!'
frulu
fililnp
,i,,fV
7,
t0t,Ml!
cr
and
vege-
ace
and
kin-
of
s.-ia.-.u-.s,
hriDinj
four
clubs
in
the
e'esed
ha"d
fllllnVth
t0mat0es'
Th
le.
ay
be
carefully
airanged
for
a
miracle.
But
no
mirW.
good
a
v,
u8d
e
'MnnW
bed
of
crip
greetis.
For
happened.
So
he
took
his
eivht
,
Absolutely
right.
But
Mr.
sugges
ol
:
Sad
dretin
,Hn,d
C!
f
f
texture-
flavur
a,ld
tricKS
and
P.
for
down
Champion
lecture
had
3
ef-matn
t-tuL
1
T'
Ty
mixln
asuial
ftesh
one.
He
didn't
even
try
to
throw
feet
on
the
score
recorded
for
LLYWOOD
CAFE
inside
Orders
Phone
133
The
most
powerful
gasoline
your
car
can
use
.
'activated'
Slicll
Premium
-
ttuiut
or
vegeiaDies
wan
canned
Mrs.
Keen
in
wrth
a
heait,
hop-
this
hand.
It
was
still
out
down
ing
she
would
have
to
lcid
cluba
as
50
po.nts
for
the
oppjsitio.i.
u
nunE
uwse
peiais
cut
a
or
frozen
ones,
tomato
In
quarters
to
within
one-
-
JOHN
H.
ULGER
1
f
half
inch
of
the
bottom
and
spread
out
the
quarters
to
form!
petals.
j
Regardless
of
the
type,
anyl
salad
lias
grcaUr
eye
appeal
If
attractively
garnished.
As
a
gay'
bouquet
of
flowers
pinned
to
the'
shoulder
lifts
the
spirits,
no
a
gay
garnish
brightens
the
salad'.!
Simplicity
is
the
key-note
in
gar-!
nislws
and
one
ruiv
to
remember
j
is
that
all
garnishes
sh-juld
be!
edible.
j
a
UBS.
654
MOW
AVAILABLE
M
CANADA
ohn
Bulger
Ltd.
1
1'
'd
Avenue
Most
folks
know
how
to
make
adish
roses,
but
not
everyone;
-n
has
tried
tomato
roses.
This
is
the
way
to
make
them.
Cut
a
i
A
I
i
licj
across
the
bottom
of
a
to-
A
Uqr
Cr
BmtJ
tlx
CvnM
I
mato
leaving
about
1-inch
at-1
tached,
then
turn
the
knife
:
(downward
and
pare
the
tomato
I
round
and
round,
as
is
peeling
:
Owner-proved
by
fens
of
thousands
an
appio
to
get
a
continuous
i
peeling.
Coil
the
tomato
peeling
!
around
and
ovor
the
bottom
!
slice.
The
end
should
drop
down
naturally
into
the
centre
to
form
now
yours
for
effortless
driving
in
fgfc
wes
mmDk
lii
.
;
the
heart
of
a
rose.
'
The
home
economists
suggest
j
O"
"Hospirolity
and
'
Good
Food"
TJlut
i-.
Our
First
Aim
fhone
17
for
Orders
I
To
Take
Out
f
nmodore
Cafe
;
that
sprigs
of
parsley
or
watcr-;
cress,
alitv.
of
cucumbers
or
to-,
maties,
green
pepper
rings,
stuf-fei"
egf,s
or
carrot
or
celery
curls
may
also
be
usd
as
other
edible
garnishes
for
your
favorite
salad.
DY"
ayne
;
1
a
id
!.
Wl
am
'at
try
i-.
t,,r
Opt
!
(Cp
yi
v.r
Jj
!
('.
Kt
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IS
!',
or.
'Otiwr
Mt
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3
iuum
.
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0.
Fuiiv
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hum
:
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in
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KNT
:
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uf
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use
sii'iul
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Nf
WANTI
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pnifi
lerinif
v--a
I
ir
,
Sans
NTtll
r
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l)
fr
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if-;:
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I'll''
it
brr
I
rail"
Gth
A1'
inn.;'
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jlsi;i'-L
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L
I
M"
OR
Gk
...
hiiV
Jews
n'
uionorcuL'f
Instead
of
peeling
a
cucumber
Two
Vacationers
Have
Left
Wo
now
effer:
One
19S0
Ford
F0RDOR
One
19S0
Toid
PREFECT
LOW
MILEAGE
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
.
HHtll
MONARCH
DKAI.KHS
Prince
Itupert,
R.C."
I
I
r
-1
bclore
slicing
it,
try
scoring
it
lengthwise
with
the
tines
of
a
fork.
Then
cut
in
diagonal
slices
The
dark
gn
en
of
the
skin
adds
1
much
to
the
color
of
this
edible
fALITY
STORE
garnish.
EAltl)
SECRETS
U'ETTENUZZO-S)
it
i.
ton
stkeet
nere
are
a
few
secrets
for
y
mti-i,
iff
late?
Tired
of
cook-Ooi.ig
on
a
Picnic?
ve
salads,
cold
meats.
lotalkUig
in
Sijaghettl.
Here
it
is!
the
newest,
most
advanced
Automatic
Transmission
of
all
now
offered
as
optional
equipment
on
all
new
Ford
and
Monarch
cars.
Road-proved
and
owner-protetl
by
tens
of
thousands
of
satisfied
drivers
who
are
now
enjoying
the
extra
smoothness,
the
magically
effortless
driving
pleasure
made
possible
by
this
latest,
hncst
Automatic
Transmission.
The
clutch
pedal
and
gear
shifting
are
completely
eliminated
!
This
newest
Automatic
Transmission
combines
the
smoothness
of
eil-cmbioned
drive
with
the
flexibility
and
coiitml
of
automatic
operation
unmatched
by
any
other
type
of
Automatic
Transmission.
Until
you
enjoy
a
Test-Drive
in
a
Ford
or
Monarch
with
Automatic
Transmission,
you'll
never
know
the
extra
acceleration
the
extra
"passing
power"
the
extra-siie
engine
braking
downhill
that
only
this
newest
and
finest
Automatic
Transmission
can
give.
See
your
Ford-Monarch
Dealer
for
a
demonstration
.
.
.
and
enjoy
the
driving
surprise
of
your
life.
'Automatic
Transmission
optional
at
extra
cost,
tords
and
Mmiarcbs
are
also
ataiiuhe
uitb
Standard
Transmission
or
uitb
Vverdrii-e.
success
in
making
salads.
Salads
that
are
moist
seem
to
lack
freshness,
so
dry
all
groens
thoroughly;
if
using
cooked
tables,
drain,
them
well.
Always
niix
salads
lightly,
using
two
forks,
as
stirring
with
the
spoon
crushes
Um
ingredients.
Do
not
prepare
salads
until
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before
serving
and
wait
until
the
last
minute
to
add
the
salad
dressing.
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drive
all
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never
move
the
Selector
from
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position,
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quick
puk-up
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piiSMiift
or
climbtnic
steep
hills,
vou
siniplv
press
dtwn
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the
accelerator
and
the
closed
throttle
downshift
tatc
yu
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hiiih
into
inttrmeduie
autimalnaliy,
requiruij
noellort
on
the
part
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driver.
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mounted
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the
steering
wheel,
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about
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hills
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slipperv
roads
with
the
new
hrd
and
Monarch
Automatic
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Ixtause
the
eiuiine
actually
t)tlp
to
slow
the
car
down.
inu
can
flip
the
Selector
to
Low
(Lo
at
artt
h4
with
complete
salc:y
when
extra
engine
braking
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"rocking"
in
snow
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mud--
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in
the
mud?
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move
the
Selector
to
Low
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lor
extra
traction.
V;
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to
"rock"
your
car
out
ofeuow
or
a
rut.1'
Just
move
the
Selettor
baik
and
torth
from
Keverse
to
Drive.
And
you
11
hud
it
you
ever
need
a
push
to
start,
the
engine
starts
at
sate,
ou
speeds
with
this
Automatic
Transmission.
FtuK4n
Octaway-Leave
it
to
ford
and
Monarch
to
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no
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pit
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starts
with
no
need
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racing
your
engine!
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and
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p.m.
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568
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