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Timely
Recipes
SAUCES
PAGE
DC
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monda
JAMAICA
RIOTS
SCENE
OF
BITTER
FIGHTING
f
A
general
strike
which
tied
up
the
city
of
Kingston,
Jamaicas
v
reached
a
climax
when
hoodlunio
took
advantage
of
the
tense
sit--
uatlon
and
attempted
to
take
c
ntrol
of
the
business
section
Police
and
military
authorities
t
orci
irCr
or.ly
after
much
bitter
fighting.
A
dock
laborer,
suspected
o:
strike-breaking,
is
shown
here
as
a
group
of
strikers
assaulted
him.
He
was
badly
beaten
before
police
were
able
to
rescue
him.
'
It
Is
often
said
that
the
sauce
makes
the
dish.
This
may
seem
an
'exaggerated
statement
but,
it
is
truei
that
a
good
sauce
adds
flavoj-
and
appeal
to
the
food
with
whiclj
it
is
served
and
that
a
well-seasoned
sauce
seems
a
necessary
complement
to
many
foods.
Cream
sauce,
with
Its
i-:mr
em"(e
variations,
is.
undou'ot-KJlv.
the
most
generally
used
of
all
the
sauces
A
few
practical,
easily
prepared
variations
of
the
sauce
with
thrfr
uses
are
suggested
for
the
home-maker
who
Is
looking
for
new
ways
of
serving
simple
dishes.
Medium
Cream
Sance
(Basic
Recipe)
'Two
tablespoons
butter.
2
tablespoons
flour.
1
cup
milk,
salt
and
pepper.
Melt
butter.
Blend
in
flour.
Add
milk
gradually
and
cook,
stirring
constantly
until
mixture
thickens
Season
with
s!t
and
DeDoer.
A
bene
with
vegetables
such
as
cauliflower
and
asparagus.
Egg
Sauce
Add
1
hard-cooked,
egg.
chopped,
to
1
cud
cream'
sauce.
Serve
with
fish
vcsetaMe
stock
and
XL
mn
miiv
Hmif
in
Rialrbur
aj
'
h
SM1THERS
f
I
The
many
friends
of
Inspector
;T.
W.
S.
Parsons
will
be
pleased
to
hear
that
he-
has
been
selected
,
,
to
act
as-
Commissioner
of
Pror-
.
incial
Police
at
Victoria
tpmnornr-
1
car
hit
a
hvsc
owned
bv
James
I
Donaldson
near
Telkwa.
breaking
I
the
horse's
leg.
and
ths
animal
,hed
to
be
destroyed.
The
hors
'
haMvn-d
to
be
on
the
hichwr.v
icar
he
Donaldson
home
at
the
ime.
Some
agitation
was
started
a
short
lime
aeo
to
have
th
mine
cattle
nuisance
abated
J
.
I
J
VUU
MtUU
...
,
.
.
-v-j
.
..r
.vnrK5
iirtm'nt
manv
thous
sauce.
Serve
with
oysters
or
fowl
Z
n
tlS
ITf
i
Curry
Sauce-Add
y2
teaspoon
ZT.
tJ!
haTe
destroyed
curry
rxjwder
to
leap
cream
sauc-.ew;at,le
pre-
.-re
w;ia
eggs,
iamo.
nee,
cmp-
red
btwf.
ch'cken.
.
"
"
n
r
w
"
Caper
Saure-Add
V4
cup
caperi
T.u
7?
-
1
cup
cream
sauce
?
se
55
;
"LJ
jjj
euH
!vnT
on
with
several'
,
,
.
.
.month
of
Tv-rfrct
weather
alreadv.
Onion
Sruce
Cook
1
cud
sHccdl
wou
.w
uirau
uram
aro
-nn
h9W!
th
verv
HUle
froef
run
through
a
sieve.
Add
1
cuP'
,trn-ht
9nn
no
snow
yet
in
-ht'
"
except
noon
th-
mountain
tons
chops,
mutton
or
hard-cooked
The
roads
are
all
in
the
best
con-
eff-
.'iff-n
th"-
they
ever
hve
been
in
VfffctahJ
sai
ti
ti
i
'His
dWrict
and
hunters
arc
"reading
far
and
wide
throuth
wodt
and
along
the
hillsides
V4
cup
cubed
vegetables
Serve
"itn
Pcrfrct
hunting
weather
ex
wim
cooKea
vegetables.
l-entint
that
there
Is
no
snow
V.
I
nA
than.
In
Un
l...t.lM
n
J,...'
ajii
lit
iiit
iirv
Klitkv
Ul
,(
"I
H
5ock
Mouanaatse
bauce
Make
id
mow
Mntt
nf
thr
htintr-;
,TB
eooa
juck
ana
nave.
ihV-,;
ILZTlj1""
n.nr
little
paprika
added
u
.
tr"
1"
AGa,
,'rou?m
,nt0
own
a
number
oT,
gives
it
a
richer
color
V--J,,.
,
".
cunuies.
ncmovc
i
"Hpo."
canoou
and
deer.
Grou::
Ch
S
7T
.
.
frm
heat'
Add
1
t3000
lem-
bpre
been
very
nlentlful
this
fall'
eh
to
n
7m
7
t
00
Jmce
ana
1
wWcIoon
butter
I
nnd
many
good
bags
have
been
re-cheese
cream
sauce.
Beat
well
Serve
with
vegetables
or
fish.
ported.
I
LINOLEUMS
-
AX1NSTERS
-
CONGOLEUMS
Linoleum
Rugs
Size
e-flO
nc
9x12
9x10$
12.00
3-Piece
Axniinstcr
Rugs
IT...
S29.50
Chesterfield
Suite
A
modern
suite
built
with
genuine
Kay
CnTortspring
3130.00
Congoleum
Rugs
Size
9x101
$9.00
8-Piece
Bedroom
Ensemble
$84.50
Vanity
and
Bench,
Chest
of
Drawers
and
full
size
Bed,
Cable
Spring,
and
bpring-filled
Mattress
and
one
pair
feather
pillows.
Odd
Pieces
End
Table
Solid
Walnut
You'll
Always
Do
Better
at
$6.50
Tea
Wagon
Solid
Walnut
with
drop
handle.
Lined
cutlery
drawer.
tray
with
glass
7C!
centre
3-Piece
Chesterfield
Suite
$79.50
Bed
Complete-$25.50
Bed,
Cable
Spring
and
Cotton
Felt
Mattress,
size
3
3,
4-0.
4-6.
.
ELIO'S
Hours
From
9
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
Phone
(ireen
916
3rd
Avenue
a
B
3
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
"nen
the
plant
which
closed
for
some
time.
IP
AYLMEK
Pumpkin-17-'iz.
tins.
3
for
2
for
25c
AYLMEK
Pork
and
Ueans--lG-oz.
tins.
nn
JLUU
AYLMEK
Tomato
Soup
lC
-,-oz.
tins.
QOn
3
for
?lass
Cleanser
Old
Dutch
2
i.:is
Soap
Pearl
White.
4
bars
At
The
B
I
B.IBCKfBuBi
I
ta:j
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UX
III
1
Ml
II
Dl
31
Bi
.
B
1
B
I
1
1.1
Bill
J
MlX
1
1
B
I
B
1
9
1
1
J
BJS
J
CSSiSBSiiXSKKElBWI
6dt
AYLMEK
Orange
Marmalade
-
32-oz.
O'Trt
AYLMEK
Boneless
Chicken
tins
7
7-0.
Mill
qop
19c
15c
z
'
smiled
at
1:30
pmvfor
Wales
Wand
ta
to
load
load
canned
canned
salmon
salmon.
(
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
liner
Northland,
Capt.
Len
Williams,
arrived
in
port
at
5:30
last
evening
from
Ketchikan
and,
after
niactimrgwK
uun
wmiw
w
itv.-
Uy
and
trust
that
he;
will
receive
Bird
Hunlin?
Season
Opens
Ke-
en
flsh
for
transhipment
Eaat
over
me
permanent
appouumeni
vt
onciion
runt
Kcopeniiii
necv-
.,
ha
that
position
in
succession
to
Com
missioner
J.
H.
McMullin.
who
is'
retiring.
Mr.
Parsons
has
many'
friends
Irtends
along
along
the
the
Skeena
Skeena
River
River
and
and
end
Shipping
Activity.
at
10
pun.
in
continuation
of
her
voyaf
e
to
Seattle.
THRIFT
Kent's
Summer
f!tihew
for
ye
Ciul't
Knt.
tju&ry
(raits
u4
nfruMtt
.
.
.
hmrncd
whra
it
thrv
Wtt
.
.
ii
ftrpvti
under
kkl
cenditkm
in
krffht.
tittm
AYLMEK
ua.
nine
iKtorix
.
.
.
rt4r
lor
roar
at
thrsvfhoet
tiw
rtar.
Not
th
wid
uMrbneiit
aTtiliM
...
ad
rtmrakrr
Out
th
ATLMfcK
(toairif
ptKCM
frtKmi
Uw
S
tivl
jl4xnr
.
.
.
AYLMEK.
Tomatoes
2's.
2
tills
AYL.MKK
Cut
Green
reans
17-oz.
tins.
Each
AYLMEK
White
Corn
17-oz
tins.
Each
AYLMEK
Tomato
Juice
10'2-oz.
tins.
Each
AYLMEK
Asparagus-cuts.
102-oz.
tin
AYLMEK
I'eas-
Siece
5.
Tin
Corned
Keef-2
tin?
Tasty
AYLMEK
Ked
Plums
17-
oz
tins.
Each
-Helmet.
Salada
Tea
Brown
Label.
Lb.
11c
AYLMEK
Whole
Kernel
Corn
Fancy
quality.
OQp
lC'2-oz.
tins.
2
for
Ol,
AYLMEK
Vesetable
Soup
10'i-oz.
tins.
non
3
for
AYLMEK
Orange
Marmalade
.IT
43c
AYLMEK
Shoestring
Keels,
Shoestring
Carrots
f
0
Each
27c
72c
A
Sample
Package
Worth
10c
With
Every
Pound.
ALL
THIS
WEKK
LLOYD
FILM
Famous
Comedian
Returns
to
Screen
After
Absence
of
Year
and
a
Half
Exciting
Western
with
William
Boyd
Parses
was
stationed
at
Terrace
Baco.
"1".
l"L
William
William
Boyd
Boyd
a.
as
and
left
there
to
go
to
Fort
St.
am
sv,n,,
Y-nt
Miimn
"u
TU"
WIW:""
,
-rt.
a
flrst
o(
Tt;hn
to
which
point
he
transferred.
Before
leaving
Terrace
he
was
presented
with
a
gold
watch
which
had
been
suitably
inscribed,
testifying
to
his
efficiency
teen.
at
l
o'clock
this
was
very
'
poor
;
Cove
for
Anyox.
The
iae
Canadian
alkluu,u
'
Fish
&
CoW
Stor-
ow'
r
.
,
hi
nn
pennuess
iauni
across
tne
'
.
.1.
i
turned
to
port
the
latter
part
of
.
,,
,
,
,
.
.
.
v.,
country
with
a
pretty
girl
at
his
'
'
.
eit
impair
hv
th
Armmir
ilpaw
.
.
"
'
"
T
"
heeU
n
the
person
of
Phyl
Is
Welch
Th
TnrUnn
rwrtmf
Co.'s
nower
tiw
Dalv.
Cant.
Ree
..
.
.
.
.
'
.
.
....
"
T'.
.
'
i
Lionel
sianoer
and
Kaymond
Wal-
Nax!rMna
tc
Huo
tmjttr
tuiar
Green.
'.
...
7
.
"
-
'
.
i
ourn.
as
a
pair
oi
tramps,
contrl-
far
as
hunting
was
concerned
had
i
having
Uken
Indian
Agent
W.
E.
'
hute
to
the
fun
which
culminate
in
,mcir
their
luck
iuck
change
cnani;e
before
oeiore
reaching
reachlngr
Klhwn
wwi
on
on
a
a
trip
trip
to
to
liartley
Iiartley
Bay
Bay'
'
The
iw
bhi
utility
boat
own
Chuqualla,
uiuquaua,
wracn
which
JJj
Tng
himT
nc
r
nomes
n
smimers
whm
thm
on
omaai
rtuups
iinartitro
n-f
v.
ictii.ru
a
wees
aeo
vesieraav
...
.
a
gL
1
vJwil
lOcj
fl
TTM"T
T&S
AYLMEK
C.olden
Kantarn
Corn
17-oz.
tins.
t)1
n
2
for
iSJLL
AYLMEK
Orape
Juice
-f
-f
lO'-i-oz.
tins.
Each
Alt
AYUIEIt
Oyster
Soup
S)En
I0"2-oz.
tins.
3
for
AuK
AYLMEK
Tomat,,
Catsup-l2-oz
bottle
AYIJVIEK
Pickles-Sweet
Mixed.
20-oz.
j'ars
I'eachev
2
tins
15c
23c
-Lynn
Valley
2Qg
Oats
Quaker.
Per
package
23c
Phone
179
fflRlFT
CASH
&
CARRY
V
2
AT
CAPIT0L1
r
The
season
f,r
the
hunting
of
TIri
ratal
rw
rroiesor
uewarc.
mancing
me
through
the
Bulkley
Valley
'
from
geS
TLc
If
this
SLtat
'
jTnSZ?
arrivT
at
retUm
'
"aroId
loyd
to
the
J
port
the
days
when
he
was
a
constable
opened
at
.he
week-end
and
a
J"
M
YrZ
t
.uV
reen
after
an
absence
of
a
year
i
nlI
01
f3"1:
ralto
a
couok
of
ho
later
for
toe
provincial
force.
In
1914
Mr.
rm-
t
,
.f
innrmttiM
iuv
.
...
and
a
half,
and
"Pride
of
the
West."
,
!
an
outdoor
action
film
starring.'!;
"Hop-a-Lone
l
had
iart
been
hwn.r.
r,
.
.
""""
n.r
rlnnhlf
Mil
nrnnmm
nt
Geoarc
Bryar,:
lost
nc
time
in
get-
.
dalayed
ewtat:
.r!.
ung
out.
Aboard
the
Pachena,
Uiej
.
.
.
:
,9AAn
upiwi
ureauc.
Wt
Friday
nht
and
visited
Bli
?
??JL.
In
"Profewor
Beware
the
::
my,
Bay,
Kwtaim.
and
Khutsame-
i
.
.
,y
ak
pu
pUys
rt
a
down
and
Qut
return
ti
Lloyd
Egyptologist
whose
desire
to
help
i
I;
anyone
in
dlrtress
sends
him
in'
a
a
craxy
craay
dash
dash
across
across
the
the
continent
continent
1
a-
that
p?-.
Ke
was
doing
ef--,.
T.
"
fective
work
in
those
early
day,
ltM
ns
Cc.'s
fteh
ooying
scow
which
Yo
enrX
to
ET
He
and
gave
praise
at
that
time
of.
geese
and
about
slxtj
:
has
been
i
located
at
Skidegate
Bar
has
.
....
...
"us
uproariou8lv
uuruBrjuusiy
fanny
tunny
experlenre,
experiences
getting
to
the
top
of
the
ladder
in
his
chosen
work.
Some
local
hunters
who
had
b-en
qnioviriT
very
,
.
fair
luck
as
mixed
ducks.
durine
the
troUinc
season
was
re-
.
.
lne
"nWmwn
18
W
OI
me
rronU""-j,
.had
hari
th
the
mlrfrti.n
misfortune
l
to
have
their
..i.imirll
lnct
TV...J-
',
nn
U'alM
Tlan)
fiviir
mn
nKnrrtt
Parsley
aucedd
1
ta
b
Z?n
crTamuTeSerSmSh
U
trouTh-
TautTi
.owin,
anpointme'nt
Capt
creamauce.
berve
with
lt?h.
4.
i
,
...
.
..
,
,.
.
of
CaDt.A.
w
OPrien
tn
the
nnt.
Iher
being
marooned
for
four
days
l
ZZVTX
Yt
without
food
or
shelter
before
be-
i
'ZJZtjTZ
i
Thomas
AncYr
'
hta
,aTOiclon
fa,te
unon
them
maaiger
of
.lne
Tescued
was
a
vessel
of
thirtv
the
Tuck,
Inlet
reduction
plant,
re-
Zt
tTZL
I
Ti
l
brln?S
"Hop-a-Long"
Cassidy
facdi
"Te
tnch"
ln
length
thTcatalai
ithi
la
andifj
turned
to
the
citv
on
te?
etUng
last
night
fro-n
Vancouver
to
re-ibeara
nme
feet
Mi
pth
of
i
dangerous
exneriences
in
"Pride
-f
I?
has
been!
feet
e1'
bwhes.
She
was
tD
west."
Th?
climax
of
the
pie
i
built
in
Vancouver
In
1913
and
wasture
b
a
batu
tween
hldiway-l;.
formertv
owned
by
Ernest
A.
Lewis
"
1
nnca
ailcr
wa!&
.-
.
.
.
.
.
Boyd
Boyd
has
has
succeeded
succeeded
in
in
trapping
traDnlnei?
ana
inanes
uuse
oi
Stewart
before
being
acquired
by
J.
E.
Dyer
of
Prince
Rupert.
It
was
necessary
a?e,
arr(ved
in
port
at.
!?
20
mid-1
for
the
four
men
to
receive
hispital
Ti?ht
Saturdav
from
Va
-
iujv
ijiajpavn
lor
ei
and.
after
discharging
local
cargo,
fects
of
exposure.
bandiU
who
have
robbed
a
stage
ccach
and
tried
to
frame
his
twr
pals.
If
you
wifh
to
swap
a
Classified.
I
i
d;