ic
Whaler
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
.
For
gummer
leaves,
chicory,
also
known
as
endive,
is
more
available
than
lettuce,
which
usually
runs
to
seed
in
midsum
Monday,
May
14,
1051
.
rJlctnlilKJ
Clivjy
leveai
Secrets
By
CYNTHIA
LOWRY
.
NEW
YORK
(API
The
"Gour-
Schoolboys
Are
Taught
Woodlore1
KUNTSVILLE,
Ont.
Pi
A
course
in
woodlore
may
become
part
of
Ontario's
public
school
Huge
Haul
I
Eiiglad
0
The
l,ry
ship
Southern
I
returned
to
Liver-
t
u
notfanA
mer.
Endive
may
be
had
with
curly
leaves
,or
board
leaves.
Many
like
the
curly
leaves
best
DAILY
SALAD
COWL
FROM
HOME-GARDEN
RICH
IN
VITAMINS
with
a
whale
for
summer,
and
broad
leaves
(escarollel
for
fall,
as
they
en-:
dure
frost
and
become
sweeter'
curriculum
as
a
result
of
an
ex-
about
'
met
Festiva''
'
honor
of
the
)
Kostw
Goodness!
(
U1-.
.
000th
birthday
of
Paris.
BDlrit-
f
periment
in
which-
44
city-bred
.ship
a
.
.
innv,
n
hi
pnifiiro
whi-.h
i
brwr
nartininatprt
nnnr
hr
I1
I
after
the
frost
comes.
Sow
both
'
t
types
in
drUls,
thin
out
to
six
or
'.
Edinburgh
has
Just
ended
here
provided!
The
boys,
between
12
and
14
eight
Inches.
I
(hr
1
top-secret
recipes
of
world--rears
old.
enm
from
F
r-
t
l
;,'('s
an",
r
"
i
famous
chefs.
I
Hill
Junior
Hieh
School.
Toronto.
hill
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1
1
1
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1
i
i
I
I
"ihe
fleet
'I
IS
exptu-.
.
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rv,u.,.
...
m
,1111
a
total
catch
I
j
'1
eaf
crons
jrrown
In
a
similar:
manner,
and
much
esteemed
in
j
l
n
i
sulads.
include
corn
salad,
which
is
very
hardy
and
can
be
harvested
late
in
the
fall;
and
upland
garden
cres,
which
gives
I
a
pen
ent
flavor
to
the
salad.
t
In
the
fall
lettuce
may
be
worth
more
man
I
ff.nn
a
nnnp
vuci$
ui
icunous
fciun
places
"
".-''ik,
ai
new-each
presided
for
a
work
at
a
market,
Ont.,
to
tcarn
Sruething
time
in
the
kitchens
of
the
ex-
abiu',
wild
lif
expensive
Chamboard
restaurant
F;om
their
Jieadquarters
at'
a
and
each
disclosed
his
favorite
nearby
lodge
they
spent
a
week
recipe.
Oaspe
Salmon
was
the
journeying
into
the
wood'o's.
.,-hiii.-.i...
-
,
f
harpooning
ser-1
I'S.iulliern
Harvest-
,
choice
of
the
only
Canadian
chef
,
hitine
lumber
mills
and
hack-
vnan.
nnan.
ne
nc
accuum.-
-
v-ne-
(e
Fr-hid
of
the
Chateau
!n;
their
way
through
the
bush.
jj
i.n-i
i.wu
""
.
Frontvmac,
Quebec.
Here's
his
The
students
who
came
this
frmieht
!im
"e
j
recipe
for
"La
Darnc
de
Saumon
yea-
paid
their
own
wav,
but
It
is
.vAiee
wages
for
tne
fp
onurto.
Fmntwac:"
(he
hops
of
C
R.
Biackbtock.
!
grown
again;
and
the
Chinese
I
cabbage
leaves
are
delicious,
j
Chinese
cabbage
may
be
grown
)
In
the
spring,
with
rich
soil
and
I
an
early
start.
But
in
midsummer,
it
always
runs
to
seed.
A
late
crop
has
no
such
tendency,
and
heads
are
easily
produced
In
.
the
fall,
from
plants
started
in
WP1C
Ulwa"
Chp
fine
a
pound
or
mush-
director
of
health
and
phvlo.il
:
,
will
fr
'
V':';r:::
f
1
.
CANNED
FOODS
!
'
I
Survey
rooms,
a
half-pound
of
white
education
at
Pickering
Collcee
onions
and
a
sprig
of
parsley,
and
that
such
courses
eventually
may
mute
th-m
In
butter
until
golden
beeom-
part
of
the
curricula
of
brown.
Blend
Into
them
a
half-
public
schools,
subsidized
by
the
pint
of
HoHandaise
sauce,
whip-
province.
n
r-Titly
until
well
mixed.
At
Helmsley,
an
instructor
with
Chill
the
sauce
In
the
Ice-box
the
Ontario
lands
and
forests
de-untll
firm.
partment,
attended
the
"classes"
th
BC
I
late
June.
All
leaf
crops
demand
rich
soil.
They
must
grow
fast
without
check,
otherwise
the
leaves
are
tough
and
have
a
bitter
flavoi'.
Plant
food
should
be
applied
to
the
soil
in
which
they
grow
at
the
rate
of
4
pounds
to
100
square
feet.
Canadian
A
'
'
nnimrt
nf
nlmnn
lr
wnaui
o.wl
U'lM
life
thlnnlnlr
onH
,l,rlinrr
.
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LI.
Z
covered
with
a
piht
and
one-half
(,T,ASvSIFlED
AIiVtic'i
lSINO
IK
THE
DAILK
NEWS
PAYSI
,
-3"
Headless
Valley'
of
dry
whHe
winCl
unUl
lhp
sal-'
r!
"KC
of
Cafe
Chambord,
New
La
Tprrltnrieq
and
"
'-"iur
anci
yorK:
riv(
p
r.arlirs:
I.r
sc
HcaCint
Lrltuce
Matures
in
GO
Days
I,ir
leaves
Ottawa
wlPe
has
b';('n
educed
below
j
Boll
three
cups
of
milk,
adding
I
for
another
Jaunt
th"
"'"""t
tW
0U,,reS
of
bu,lor
fo,ded
lnto
.
,
,
ReJVC
the
salmon
and
kinwn
northern
re-
.
place
a
teaspoonful
of
flour,
and
mix
COOL
SMOKING
-
SLOW
BURNING
There
is
no
better
way
to
make
kavt-s
are
lighter
green
in
color.
In
a
baking
dish,
covering
each
their
boiling
for
half
a
minuls
sure
your
family
has
a
daily
dose
thin
and
somewhat
brittle.
Ex-1
piece
with
a
generous
spread
of-
Remove
frm
the
fire
and
fold
L.
G.
McAdam
oi
the
firmed
sauw.
Bake
for
five
in
"
aoa
vnik.
h
,rf
'
of
Vitamin
A,
calcium,
and
other
amples
are
Black
Seeded
Simp
Wan
surveyor
wltn
minm.
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.
,
...
...
..
.
.
minutes
linrtpr
..nH.
a
-
mrw-Inrati
floma
,
r'.e
!
nutritious
,,.(,.
which
the
L
....
F'itablish-
csiauusn
.7
;
.
i.R.n
in
nwu
i4murnia
oranges.
unt,n
the
sauce
becomes
enMpn
i
a,:,i
ti,,
.
.
purvey
Q
ingredients
son,
a
butter
type,
and
Grand
I
"green,
leafy''
vegetables
supply
Rapids,
a
crisp
leaf
type.
Experts
I
than
by
serving
a
daily,
bowl
give
first
place
in
their
esteem
I
salad.
i
to
the
butter
leaves.
!
ri
tfvnlr
htm
nine
uuui-ca
ui
tuiii
i.1
trail
yi.ii
s
uip
Drown.
Serve
In
a
hot
dish
with
.
and
ii
i
t'n.Y.Uv,k0.aCJ'0SS
the
POh'ng
wine
poured
over.
spoon.
Then
fold
n
the
whites
of
six
eggs,
bvaten
until
stiff.
Grease
a
shallow
baking
dish
0
r
ttiiiuua
cneis
pi
me
uicmseives
r
ast
growing
loose
neaa
thir
salads.
One
uncooked
ties,
such
as
Bibb
lettuce
are
4
and
through
the
"crminy,
Froid
et
Chaud"
of
VWi
the
South
Na-
I,s
Rart.ho
nt
Al.-e
d.i.
m
'
if
This
year
he
will
rh
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.
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uul
"u
sprinnie
me
,
eaiau
niny
ue
servta
every
aay
popular
wltn
many.
Amiio
tnrvoi
otnnf
I-
-
mnu
ui
uuuum
ann
sines
wttn
nwoerpa
I
uinner
witn
a
great
variety
ot
,
Hm.inp
(,r
n-
ipttucp
u,hleh
t
ttwe
n
ess
0afnbdutstearuLeAdBd
"toVu
up
zr
t
ingre,dients
ss
sss
I
,jM,i,n
ounce
oi
ouiier.
Add
to
this
t
two
,
the
top
of
the
bowl.
Pour
the
in
the
home
garden.
nrirht
i
hirhtv
Mt,mt
bv
JandFortNason.
t
r
lettuce
is
preferred
by
FSsadkrufgoc
i
Jiave
ventured
Into
four
egg
yolks
and
remove
from
utes.
When
the
souffle
starts
to
J(f
y,
sometimes
fire.
Add
one-half
nint
of
heaVV
rISP
rpmnv
it
frntn
tha
nuon
most
chefs
over
head
lettuce
for
late
lettuce,
standing
heat
better
salads.
It
is
also
far
richer
in
than
the
leaf
varieties.
The
vitamins.
It
comes
in
two
types
lcaws
can
b"
bleached
bv
tvlns
yauiiitiia
vauvy,
cream,
stirring
In
slowly.
If
and
scrape
around
with
a
thin
the
hnttpr
tp,
.v,
.
tv,,
o.
mUU,
knife
on
the
inside
of
th
Hlsh.
u..
tv,
,
r.
...
wfJ
,jji
inn
iu
iciuui.
sriviiiK
the
me
soup
soup
cold.
coia.
add.
add.
a
a
1
1
returned
spread
small
amount
of
chopped
chives.
Complete
the
cooklne
until
it
rot
tQlliHG
rout
own
iky
OLD
VIRGINIA
FINE
CUT
f
eird
tales
of
the.
Lc
Souffle
D'Orantie"
of
Marrpi
han
rkn
sr
immioui,,
thicker,
and
darker
green,
with
color,
and
lessens
their
vitamin
fine
flavor,
the
experts
say.
Crisp
content..
ylharl
seen.
Natives
as
th-ey
would
the
nothflig
fearful,!
.
1871
-
SIMMONS'
DI
AMOND
JUBIIEE
-
1951
.
A
'
i
Pr:icularly
shocking,
ptie.
Me
Adam
says,
j
i.s
small
party
saw
l)((ilarmed
about.
I
:
f
bunk."
McAdam
i
p
headless
bodies
r"
V
ri.i
iMii,
1
iv.
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-.-V..
rrf.
SI
.
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!f(d
Mcleod
broth-ojvM-prl
there
vears
i
beheaded
them.
the
heads
away
'iti(in
set
In,
that's
jtimuKh
the
place,
fditliere.
and
no
om
"Anyway,
we
still
''ids"
CWADA
41
-ther
Armv
9
run
10
different
far
north
this
yjar
'
jask
of
ronipleting
of
Canada
from
'Graphs
continues.
'Wirs
will
use
both
l
helicopter
and
Vmil
four
months.
fl
PARLIAMENT
lr
rom
page
it
'I
u
age
pensions',
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";'.V
oc
cited
as
T""
America
Act;
iil.sii
Norm
Ain-
lu
i'Jisi.
and
this
AM
tugeiuer
as
the
!j
'Vine
ica
A-w,
1
1
Copies
were
mane
.ii
us
.so
irui
wj
t
woiu.ng
oi
i
;n
wiiich
has
now
j
,j
'i,jn
with
tlvj
ten
"menu
I
hava
!
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all
my
space
this
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lull
tor
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lK
and
kecplnu.
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ral
"
towards
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all
aged
I
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meaii.t
tKt.
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mm
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s
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mrtnaay
weefing
10
you
;
s
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1A
makes
the
wish
come
true!
.
.
j
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just
have
'lo
remember
that
one-third
of
your
life
ta
spent
i
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...
Here
Sym-Bedtime
StOry!
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then
check
the
spedal
Benutyreet
features
listed
here
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you
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r
soon
see
what
a
wise
and
worthwhile
investment
Beautyreet
really
b.
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Th.o
B..uiyr..i
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Other
well-known
Sunmons
Mattresses,
products
of
60
years
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rfr
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leadership
in
the
development
of
sleep
equipment:
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also
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in
combination.
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them
at
your
Simmons
Dealer's
--
and'
don't
miss
the
many
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cwnfort"
bi
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tn
pition.
riwy
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"Anniversary
Specials"
now
on
display.
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very
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motloi,
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m
th.
V!
"idiroet
sales
lax
'
Jiwclo
it
clear
that
A-e
Pension-s
stand
on
Its
s"id
that
th?
ient.
dec-laved
at
Provincial
eon-
Ih"
provinces
;'H
they
wantfl
,"X
'n(1P1'!,l
Bovrn-;;.;,;11"5
with
them.
leader
of
,
the
th"
announce
-f
the
p:lme
Mln-,I
s:isfartoTV
to
all
:
l"
Housn.
and
ex-l'7"
of
his
urnurt
could
be
ob-1
Jleming
asked
T.""
'f
the
Britisn
,J,d"t.
pass
thp
dissolved.
refei
red
to
the
amendment
would
me
like
pension.,
'
.hty
wllhout
tn
;
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