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Hnrice
Rupert
Doily
isews
Thursday,
September
20,
f9al
Housekeeping
.
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t
...
jT
'
triune
children
like
litnthett
uith
the
freahnest
fiKeafd
in.
j
'
MEAT
STRETCHING
PROFITABLE
NOW
THAT
PRICES
ARE
SO
HIGH
;
A
tew
years
ao,
when
ration-'
meat.
If
dumplings
are
added,
,
:ng
was
strictly
in
force,
moat
additional
serving
will
tie
gain-Ca.iadiun
huusewivtj
iearn;j
ed.
how
tastreUh
meat.
Today
they
Emid
u
another
excellent
r
for
meat.
Homemakeu
meat
is
not
rationed,
every
bound
:mav
uflen
-rve
creamed
meat
nas
tj
be
stretrhed
a.;
far
as
'on
toast
or
sliced
meat
on
bread
possible
btcause
it
is
a
costly
with
travy.
These
hot
sandwlch-'h'i.U",S
efi,omi?U
kn"'et
arc
a
meal
In
themselves.
led
that
Mrs.
Komemaker
shjuld
;
'
s'l
.
.
,ut
fo.-th
a
social
effort
to
make
breast
at
veal
or-
vhoulder
of
.he
most
cf
the
meat
which
he.-
lamb,
a
very
tasty
and
app.'tlz-budget
allows
her.
They
say
thai
rsh
r.,ull6;
cut
mcst
ira-one
of
the
most
Important
pointi
portant
of
ail
the
meat,
with
the
in
mukn.i
tin
most
o(
meat
is
to
addition
of
the
stuffing,
should
knew
how
to
buy
meat.
Often
erve
at
least
two
or
three
mors
trie
uitl
cf
meat
which
a
e
not
people.
The
addition
of
cereali
so
well-known
and
consequently
l0
meat
u
UVJttlr
way
w
extend
not
so
mu:h
in
demand,
ara
ex-
u.
Oatmeal
added
to
hamburger
li
.
Every
homemuker
makes
aM
interesting
meat
loaf
r.'jw
to
try
tj
be-
0j
cxiurae,
rice
served
witn
Should
t!l!'t
r.
..Huau'u
iui
an
me
stews
a-.id
curries
assUU
nits
of
meat
not
Just
the
few
fetching
the
meat
budget.
ou:,iiig.
Any
cui
wnen
properly
be
prepa
ea
ana
served,
may
flavcrful
and
attractive.
Meat
may
also
be
combin?d
with
the
pastes,
that
Is
noodles,
spaghetti
or
macaroni.
Spaghetti
with
meat
balls
Is
of
course
a
favourite
in
many
families,
but
when
served
with
diced
liver
and
tomato
sau;e
Us
Just
as
flav-rful
and
colorful.
t
ifc-S5-
iatfeXtea,,.,,
.-I.
.
.-'at..,
,
SiwraAa.-ia
Beef
is
the
only
meat
sold
by
grade
and
the
reu
ar.d
blue
ribbon-like
Government
grade
ma
ks
are
a
guarantee
of
high
quality.
However,
Ujday
there
is
E
RTA
WELL
A
200-foot
fountain
of
oil
spurts
from
(standard's
11-11
well
about
10
miles
northwest
of
Pastry
or
biscuit
mixes
are
also
The
well-which
went
out
of
control
during
the
nothing
Inko
ilie
plnoe
of
3IILnV
WAX
W1IA1
Milady
Wrap
ke-p
fiHid
ly,
I'mlrrl
the
goo1ne
and
flavour
of
your
perishable
foods
with
Milady
Wax
Wrap.
Y
ou'll
find
donof
ui
for
this
money
Ting
1(K)
ft.
roll
of
MronK,
hraiily
paper
In
the
handy
Imm
with
the
sure
cutting
edge
at
your
grocery
counter
,
purled
2,700
barrels
a
day,
soaking
grain
fields
a
considerable
quantity
ol
C
and
invaluable
meat
extenders.
When
,ratt-
o1
b"1-1
on
the
retail
ltews.
meat
pies
and
so
on
are
ma.ket
and
these
grades
of
beti;
topped
with
bisfuit
o-
pa.itry
are
njt
ma
ked
with
ribbon-like
crUflti
thcy
are
not
only
attra3-
j
arters
of
a
mile.
One
man
was
Injured
when
150
-a.
uluwn
into
the
air.
The
well
finally
was
brought
PREPARING
FOR
TOUR
The
Duke
of
Edinburgh
will
arrive
at
Quetjc
Oct.
2
for
a
month-long
tour
of
Canada
with
his
wife.
Princess
Elizabeth.
This
United
Kingdom
Information
Office
photo
shows
the
Duke
in
his
Royal
Navy
uniform.
(CP
PHOTO)
it
Tuesday.
,
(CP
PHOTO
brand
i.
Thus,
if
the
meat
has
tlve
but
the
number
of
servirgs
they
furnish
is
increased.
today.
Jit
the
Best
of
Taite,
Alieayi
lSp!
Get
cm
of
these
(Ol.ONia
!tt
ration
can
at
fifty
feet
with
I
troni
Pa?e
II
nl
P'ol.
And
we
don't
drive
(anywhere
he
doesn't
give
me
a
ie
went
home
and
problem.
The
jeep's
ambushed,
ther
letter.
The
Or
we
run
Into
a
roadblock,
urute,
"I
have
not
and
'what
weapon
do
I
grab,
jin
cumins
to
see
ard
what
ditch
do
we
hit,
and
neither
the
red
nor
the
blue
marks,
then
it
is
a
grade
C
or
D
quality.
Tins
applies
hi
all
cenUes
In
Canada
except
th;
ar.eas
of
greater
Vancouvei
where
C
and
U
quality
beef
is
identified
under
trovincial
legn-laiioii
with
a
stamp
in
brown
cclou
lng.
All
of
the:e
grades
of
beef,
if
properly
prepared,
will
:
a
wasnapiecneniut
'6
.8
j
not
tell
me
where
wnicn
way
ao
we
crawl,
un-it
rill
shoot
you."
'"a"
s
ready
lor
anything."
Kood
eating
sul!sfactio;i.
iters
became
more
It
was
the
way
I
felt,
which
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
thratenmg.
the
was
why
I
was
so
stunned'wh-n
Te
imporunt
thin?
is
to
re-
seemed
logical
I
heard,
month
later,
that
the
""-
.
vuv
hu"ij
DUSTltfG
&
POLISHING
dead.
And
why
I
m:'n
nas
oeen
oouzlit
ana
then
was
4
ent
to
the
man's
Colonel
ajhwlel
room,
phoned
went
to
the
trouble
of
learning
tw
"
Propeny.
details.
in
o
aer
to
get
as
many
serv
ile
and
Onrifrev
hart
heen
In
inrs
as
i.assikle
from
meal
It
told
him
he
was
FINEST
'
CF
COOKING
'
l.-m.
best;
of
;
FOOD
t
reading
a
book
the
Jeep.
They'd
turned
off
the
mt-t
be
cooked
rcp?rly.
It
sould
UITTC
Knocked.
Knocked.
!
!MSR.
the
Main
8uuply
Rout",
I
neve
r
be
cooked
tjr
quickly
re-
r.
jlrll
AMU
slid
the
Colonel,
j
,jened.
In
the
door-
j
.
u-d.
white-haired
'
on
to
the
side
road
leading
to
gardless
of
the
kind
of
cut,
for
the
hew
Battalion
HQ.
There
j
quick
cocking
shrivels
the
nrat
shouldn't
have
been
any
danger
'
and
tend
to
cause
shrinkage.
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
hand
was
a
nund
holding
bled
a
little,
ed
right
at
re-the
but
the
rrom
mines.
Because
the
Da.-,
The
e
are
many
kinds
of
meat
tallons
tanks
had
already
been
extcndM
wl)1,Jl
wh(.n
used
will
over
the
road
twice.
;
Kive
nlol.e
meiit
servings.
Meat
is
It
was
raining,
as
It
can
only
i
ditlt
-ent
fram
other
foods
in
In
V,.,-a
anrt
tfeA
lun
omilHn't
1
It
w.4
z.
11
'
1
nArA
flanmir
e
old
man
dropped
;
,.
.
,v.
t,,
i,m
-ri,..
a.'.
.
,v,.
.,u'
f
b(,Run
"
Tne
rolled
back
down
the
hill
to
take
I
however,
it
may
be
given
added
i
removed
the
.gun,
a
run
at
It.
At
the
bottom
of:E'rt
io
sav
nothing
of
adding
For
the
Young
Ladies
the
hill,
though
they
didn't
know
f.icd
value.
Tomatoes,
onions.
!
:
.
it,
they
ran
nght
over
the
mincjreiery
and
parsley
etc.
all
add
for
the
second
time
without
ex-j
flavour
and
food
value.
Perhaps
piorilns
it.
J
it
may
be
stated
that
vegetables
They
started
up
the
hill
again
:
r?
one
of
the
most
common
and.
If
they'd
made
it,
the
mine
meat
extende-s.
Such
savoury
might
be
there
yet.
But
the
dishes
as
stews,
boiled
dinn-rs.
wheels
slipped
in
the
mud
and,'
raeouta
and
meat
pies
mlsht
be
uwit
lit
rhurnhiB
the
ieeo
made
by
adding
almost
any
It's
(he
large-size,
"time-saver"'
mitt,
with
pre-shrunk,
washable
chenille
dusting
surface.
It
Justs,
trashes,
polishes.
And
it's
Jree!
Just
buy
a
bottle
of
Johnson's
Pride
at
regular
price.
Your
dusting
milt
is
banded
right
to
the
bottle.
ra.,'
ft
.
l.
?
.m
to
a
chair.
The
.
fi-tmn
the
Colonel
4u
brought
the
old
IV"
nes.
allowed
him
fy:
his
son
was
dead
'v
is
not
hiding
him
Joey
became
friends,
4
ki
pt
up
a
corres-
.
iated
by
the
Col-I
Weren't
you
tak
Viance?"
4
Not
at
all.
Had
a
$v
book,
of
course."
lokled
up
another
'
t'r
interesting
one.
!
:
to
substituted
a
Sent
me
parcels.
'
f'lkv
Called
me
by
comuinaiicii
01
vesi'Lwuica
w
the
ever
popular
Penny
Loafers
Wine
;
.
Black
Grey
&
White
slippec)
back
down
the
hill.
JOHN
H.
AA,
A,
B,
C
Widths
-with
your
next
purchase
cf
Johnson's
PQIDG
And
how
you'll
love
Pride!
It's
the
new
ever
seen
on
wood.
Remember
no
.
'"lrdi
BULGER
The
churning
wheels
unoov-
j
ered
the
mine
one
of
those
anti-tank
box
mines
the
Chinese
were
using
and
the
explosion
was
pretty
bad.
Killed
them
both
Instantly.
The
thing
15,
of
course,
the
mine
should
have
exploded
a
dozen
times
before.
When
the
tanks
and
trucks
were
running
over
It.
But
the
Chinese
soldiers
had
buried
It
too
deeply,
which
was
why
it
waited
there
for
the
Colonel"
In
his
Jeep.
On
the
part
of
the
Chinese,
it
was
nothing
but
sheer
Inefficiency.
1
looked
at
his
Johnson's
Wax
discovery
that
waxes
rubbing.
without
rubbing.
Just
spread
it
on
.
.
.
Get
Pride
and
your
dusting
and
polish-let
it
dry
.
.
.
wipe
lightly.
You
get
the
ing
mitt
at
your
dealer's
now
,
.
.
uhilt
richest,
longest-lasting
wax
luster
you've
the
supply
lasts,
10T.
'f'ier
time
Same
Old
Price
$6.95
fashion
footwear
maybe.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
o
new!
waxes
FURNrruRe
without
rubbing!
t"
S
to
catch
your
r
d
up.
shfiok
hands,
I
saw
of
him
he
was
b
4
again.
t
n
young
soldier
t
y,
wasn't
afraid
to
J-e
Colonel,
during
f
the
airfield.
"EM-
"vou
don't
know
He
s
an
expert
on
os.
Shoots
holes
In
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f
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if
&IRECTOR
New
iReserve
Manning
f
F-
Is
Group
Capt.
t.,
41,
of
Weyburn,
Capt.
Gilchrist.
Jn'over
Europe
in
J'orld
War,
but
es-
turned
to
flying
1
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Dump
Dodles.
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Heavy
and
Fr
Frames
and
fT
Take-Offs.
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Operators
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and
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