urn
SDAY
NOVEMBER
6,
1941.
ZAAR
IS
GREAT
SUCCESS
ftr
fccJ
by
U1&-.U.Q-B.
f
n.
.1
in
the
Met-
lacK
:
.ved
to
b3
a
sple-M....v
ladies
called
;
to
lend
their
i
ut
re
received
by
Mistress,
Mrs.
H.
Kil-
fnr
the
affair
Menzles.
-
Ml,
v
.
u
-arge
were;.
Dbdds,
apslsled
o,
-i
Mrs.
"L
F
Ellison.
Mrs.
Richards
hrtle
Mrs
M.
Smith
and
Mrs.
cookuit
Mrs
J.
K..
Mur-
Mrs
Bayne.
Mrs
GeDige
Howe
ana
K
ixi-vsicv.
Ld,
Mi
J
Johansson
and
M
J
W.
Moorehouse.
:r,ant-
Mrs.
Barber.
id:
vi'
tvans
ana
Mrs.
k
W3S
ashler.
vt
rt
;
:
ior
uie
rames
re-
iMlJiWS
lst
prize,
man's
sweater,
don-1
ated
by
Watts
&
iNlckerson,
won
by
R.
Fenness.
2nd
prize,
walnut
clock,
donated
by
Gordon
and
Anderson,
won
by
R.
E.
Walker.
3rd
prize,
fchromlum
trav.
don
ated
by
N:
B.
C.
Power
Co
'
won
by
A
S.O.N.
Meeting
Tonight.
Mrs.
H.
KilUn,.
i
I
donated
by
Prince
Rupert
.Dairy,.
requiring
Poppy
Wreaths
should
won
by
O.
Strand.
'.
'
;
''place
their
prders
at
once
at
the
5.h
prize,
side
bacon,
donated
.
j
by
Canadian
Legion.
(262)
c...ii
it
n
-
ojit
aiiaaian
w).,
won
Dy
p.
H.
Doane
6th
prize,
box
of
apples,
donated
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock
was
by
S.
C.
Thomson,
won
by
W.
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
Field.
tlme
7th
prize,
smoker's
stand,
don-
h
i
r
prHuns
"araware.
wn
Window
dressing
competition-
.!'
,
.
Merchants
are
invited
to
dress
y:thelr
window,
suitably
for
Re-
o
w
nv
k
-
'
vuiuui
membrance
Day.
(262)
King.
9th
prize,
box
of
apples,
donated
-tv
.
J(
.
S
by
Sorness
Linzey
and
Ingram,
won
by
E
at
?e
regular
W3f
ae,neral
business
meeting
Assionf
of
'Wh
viz,
th(
yr
Cub
at
ham.
donated
by
i"
Sterling
Market,
won
by
ticket
No
StaSJ?"
Stone
was
in
tee
488,
Vancouver.
11
th
prize,
chesterrield
end
table,
donated
bv
MacKenzi-
Pur.
ate
of
George
R.
Copc-
niture
Store,
won
hv
Petor
Rpii
land.
fonnerly
of
this
city,
is
be-
12ih
orlze.
49
lb.
sar.k
fw
rtnn.
lnS
'wound
up
and
a
considerable
ated
by
Ihrift
Cash
and
Carry.
dlvWepd
is
being-paid.
Ihis
may
won
by
H.
Davies
her
raffles
lesultcd
as
follows;
icl
won
by
Mrs.
George
Howe.
.
Cake
won
by
Mrs.
W.
Richards.
be
the
final
payment.
ACanadian
Legion,
B.E.S.L.
Armls-1
tlce
Banquet,
the
Armouries,
Tues-i
day,
7:30
pjn.
for
members
of'
1
Chest
of
chocolates
won
by
G.
the
Legion
and
Ex-service
men
Bursey.
only.
Tickets
should
be
purchased
,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Tonight's
train,
due
to
arrive
Poppy
Tag
Day
Saturday.
(261)
"They
served
till
death,
why
not
we.
wear
brance.
a
poppy
in
rem
em
mm.
MADE
IN
CANADA
Pies,
Pies
and
Pies
By
Barbara
P.
Brooks
Pies!
England
had
them
first.
A
flaky,
thick
crust,
topping
a
delicious
nourishing
one-dish
meal
which
consisted
of
meat,
vegetables,
gravy
and
seasonings
made
up
the
original
pie
as
it
was
ser-ived
in
England
centuries
ago.
The
I
meat
or
chicken
pot
pie
of
today
'3
a
modern
version
of
this
early
entree.
'
The
traditional
applie
pie
was
developed
many
years
later.
The
famous
fruit
pie,
and
some
others,
cng
have"
been
looked
upon
as
'firsts"
in
desserts.
Lemon,
chocolate,
custard
and
countless
other
fillings
have
been
perfected
over
a
period
of
time,
until
today
we
find
Webster
defining
a
pie
as
"an
'article
of
food
consisting
of
a
pastry
cni-
wi4h
any
of
various
kinds
of
fillings."
.
It.
was
about
1924
that
house
.wives
began
talking
at
first
In
a
.whisper,
.then
in.
houts
of
approval
of
a
new
type
of
dfrsent:
the'
chiffon
pie.
Appropriately
named,
this
delicacy
is
soft,
smooth
and
fluffy
and
b'tes
of
It
literally
melt
in
one's
mouth.
j
WK'h
the
innovation
of
.the
chlf-
fon
pjCi
a
new
"pastry"
became
Mrs.
Sysask
and
Gerone
Baert,
equally
popular.
Cereal
crumbs.
Chicken,
donated
by
Bulkley
at
once
from
members
of
the
exe-
'recently
convicted
in
the
police
combined
wlh
sugar
and
melted
Help
the
War
Weapons
Drive
SALADA
TEA
sides
and
bottom
of
pie
pan.
Chill
LONDON,
Nov.
6:
0
A
cadet
before
adding
filling.
Yield:
One
8,
9,
or
10-inch
pie
shell.
Roll
or
grind
4
cups
corn
flakes
or
3
cups
oven-popped
rice
cereal
to
yield
1
cup
fine
crumbs.
:
REFRIGERATOR
FRUIT
PIE
'
1
package
strawberry
gelatin
3A
cup
pineapple
Juice
W
cup
powdered
sujar
Va
teaspoon
salt
1
1
tablespoon
lemon
Juice
V2
cup
drained,
crushed
pineapple
W
cup
evaporated
milk
3
cups
corn
flakes
2
tablespoons
melted
butler
6
tablrspo.'n
fcu
1
!?r
1
cup
powdered
sugar
'
2
eggs
2
tablespoons
evaporated
milk.
Dissolve
gelatin
in
boiling
pine
apple
Juice.
Stir
in
powdered
sug-
iUai
IkCly,
WUIi
UV
XVllO.
C
.
MiinS
UUtlVC.
lU
tUUlt
Ui
VWlUlVVKIVil
.
vv
wv
WUKVAt
t
411,
WCJO
O
ail
Mil-
.
.
,
.
i
.
ing
of
a
large
sum
of
money
from
baked
pie
shell
whl:h
has
no
equal
"
"v-
'""
v.u.
1
'the
Royal
Hotsl
safe,
,are
being
in
flavor.
Afternoon
bridge
tables
pI"fappl;
f,d
evapcravei
GLASGOW
Nov
6-
o
a
tMr
a
p
a
o
h
i
,
t
o.n
n
tt
c
t
old
yTy
S-found'TbanS:
ChuS
PaLd"
S
N?i
7g
buzztag
with
"Yes,
1?
-
XiXKe
9-
11
in
at
legion
S
10:30
for
"
7Jr
remeratr
Tfhkes
into
fine
he
'V
sign
lettered
and
embroid-
service
at
Baptist
Church.
Medals,
crumbs.
the
oven
"
Reserve
V4
cup
and
cn-
lered
on
morse
on
his
clothes.
berets
to
be
worn.
(262)1
bine
crumbs
wMh
melt-
remaining
motor
yessel
Hder
v;hich
T;day
we
flnd
afe
nearly
was
recently
raised
by
the
Ar-
as
many
flavors
of
the
chiffon
tie
ed
buter:
press
firmly
into
bot-
A
growing
savings
account
reinforces
your
country's
effort
toward
victory.
We've
got
to
pay
for
the
war
and
a
savings
account
helps
to
do
that
because
it
enables
you
to
accumulate
funds
for
taxes,
for
Victory
Bonds
and
for
War
Savings
.
.
Certificates.
It
also
provides
for
emergencies
for
yourself
and
your
family.
Open
a
Savings
Account.
It's
not
only
wise
to
be
thrifty
it's
urgent.
BBAinS
BUMMIIBBIBBBMCB
r
,
fill
Your
'Oltt
BiN
NOW?
Are
you
burning:
the
proper
kind
of
coal?
Ask
for
the
free
services
and
ad-
vion
T
i:r.i
f....l
.....nrfd
Vo
are
prepared
to
fill
youFcdhl
needs'now
'
jj
at
lower
prices
from
stock
on
hand.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
'mportcrs
of
Cement,
Lumber
and
all
Kinds
of
BUILDING
MATERIAL
Piinvt.
not
In
a
stock
of
coal
now
for
the
winter
"ONE
116
-
PHONE
:
ff"!..-
--M.
DKESSA1AKEK
Mrs,
Nakatanl,
Ladies
and
Children's
Alterations
Phone
Illk.
529,
522
Fulton
St.
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Cleaning
and
Pressing
-The
EAST
SIDE
COAL
CO.
will
appreciate
any
patronage
given
.
.
.
with
prompt
service
and
clean
coal.
G.
li.
CASEY,
Mgr.
'Phone
755
or
Green
527
mour
Salvage
Company,
has
re-
as
of
ice
cream.
Berry,
lemon,
tom
Ple
P31,
Chill,
iceived
temporary
repairs
at
the
crange,
lime,
apricot,
pineapple,
Cream
butter
thoroughly;
add
j
local
dry
dock
and
will
leave
to-
chocolate,
pumpkin,
cooanut
fluff,
powdered
sugar
gradually
and
morrow
for
Seattle
towed
by
a
pecan
custard,
cider
nut,
cofff
beat
until
light
and
fluffy.
Sep-i
United
States
naval
vessel,
where
the
list
Is
practically
limitless,
arate
eggs.
Beat
yolks
into
cream-jshe
will
be
given
complete
over-
ITr-
a
new
deluxe
version
ed
mixture
and
gradually
add
haul.
She
Is
a
good
sized
boat
wh!rh
you
will
want
to
clip
and
evaporated
milk;
beat
vfU.
Spread
90
feet
long.
file
with
your
favorite
party
re-
over
crumb
mixture.
Ch'U.
1
cipes.
The
delica'e
pink
-olor
.and
Bea
cei
whites
and
foM
tn'o
t
j-
the
unusual
flavor
combinsV.on
of
gelatin
mixture.
Pour
over
butter
INOtlCe
'
'.ra'"b"rry
geW!n
with
rruhrt
-mixture
and
sprinkle
tw'i"i
'-naln-
pineile
a-
so
Intriguing
that
ing
corn
flake
crumbs.
Chill
un-Ml
.
T
.
'-.
.
.
.
your
refreshments
will
be
.th
firm.
patrons
ana
nenas
oi
loca.
.alkW..he.n
fo.
a
y
yleld.
Qne
9.,nch
ie
.Cleaners
are
Invited
to
bnna
in
t.i
i
t...
I
Prince
Rupert
;
I
J.
E.
Amundson.
W.
R.
Buck-nail.
H.
Singleton:
J.
G-n-ze,
R.
and
A.
Anderson,
Glscom'e;
J.
M.
Oreenlg,
C.N.R.
CARD
OF
THANKS
The
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent;
Association
wish
to
thank
all
these,
who
so
kindly
made
donations
and
who
helped
in
any
way
to
make
their
Bazaar
such
a
decided
sue-1,
cess
yesterday.
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
column
will
be
charged
for
u
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Presbyterian
Bazaar
Nov.
6.
I
'Travelogue',
Dr.
Mandy,
Salvation
Army,
Nov.
6.
Eastern
Star
Ball,
Nov.
7.
I
Oddfellows'
Dance,
November
7.
Cambrai
Chapter
Telephone
Bridge,
Nov.
14.
Scotch
Danes
Nov.
15,
Oddfellows
Hall.
Admission
35c.
W
A.
Canadian
Legion,
Bazaar
Nov,
19.
Cathedral
Fall
8ale.
Nov.
20.
Rebekah
Dance,
I.O.O.F.
Hall,
Nov.
21.
Catholic;
Tea.
.
Mrs.
Ha'nklnson.
'
'"'
"
Nov.
27;
Masonic
Organ
Committee
Dance
Nov..
28.
29.
Lutheran
Circles
Bazaar,
tfov.
United
Bazaar,
December
4.
102nd
Auxiliary
Tea,
Legion,
December
6.
1-3
-u
butter
lM
cup
sugar
'i
"it
-
fin-'
-erl
crumbs.
Melt
butter;
combine
w'th
suar
Green
and
D.
Defieur.
Vancouver;
and
?iumbs-
mix
thoroughly.
Pre"!
G.
A.
MacDpnald.
Winn!'
:
O.
mlxtur?
firmly
and
evenly
around
Davidson
and
R.
W.
McLarry.
...
m
Pinch!
Lake;
George
Gurtifsm.
minium
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
TENDERS
TENDERS
FOR
EXCAVATING
2
LOTS,
NO.
14
AND
15,
BLOCK
36,
SEC.
1,
OPPOSITE
POST
OFFICE.
For
Information
See
Kiilas
and
Christopher
Commodore
Cafe
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
THIRD
AVE.
10
STUDIO
SETS
3
pieces,
in
latest
models
and
$9Q00
$QA50
colors
....
d
to
tial
3
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
priced
$
from
..
791125
2
USED
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
J
nrlced
$fft50
$1A00
from
S42V49C
50
MATTRESSES
'ui'w
nrlced
$A00
$rtrtS0
from
....
$9
$225C
24
HOOKED
RUGS
25
at
2
ENGLISH
CHINA
DINNER
SETS
,
$fffcA50
$61
4
50
at
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Their
,tne
.estabsnmentrwiii
"
Qioins
v,wl,
!ike
,
thIs
ple.oo.
Ipleas
Twill
"vou
r
ror
duration
whll;ip,eus
more
more
amaze
amaze
yu-
(November
15
for
a
weeks
enh
n,.
wpue
moving
to
tne
new
;..iwiuh.
are
Pre-ar1ng
the
chiffof
i.
tvtrJ&uiM,
mixture
and
you
can
quickly
havr
'
Proprietor,
this
en"re
scrumptious
dessert
Teady
for
Ihe
final
chilling.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
cru.mb
pie
shell
school
has
been
established
at
Brazzaville,
Free
French
capital
In
Equatrolial
Africa,
with
facilities
for
training
125
cadets
at
a
time
for
the
Free
Fren.h
forces.
KEEP
REGULAR
WITHOUT
"DOSING"
Try
the
"Better
Way"
for
More
Than
Temporary
Relief
LONDON,
Canada:
Doctors
will
tell
you
common
constipation
is
caused
often
by
lack
of
the
right
kind
of
"bulk"
in
the
diet.
"Dosing"
constipation
gives
only
temporary
relief.
KELLOGG'S
ALL-BRAN
gets
at
the
cause
and
corrects
it
.
.
.
naturally.-
ALL-BRAN
supplies
the
proper
kind
of
"bulk"
to
heln
vou
keep
reeular.
It's
delicious,
too.
Eat
it
every
day,
as
a
cereal
or
in
crisp
muffins,
and
drink
plenty
of
water.
But
remember,
ALL-BRAN
doesn't
work
like
purgatives.
It
takes
time.
At
your
grooer's,
in
two
convenient
sizes.
Or
in
individual
serving
packages
at
restaurants.
Made
by
Kellogg'
s
tn
London,
Canada.
Attention
Ladies
will
soon
be
here,
WINTER
so
why
not
meet
it
with
a
FUR
COAT.
Our
manager,
Miss
Bell,
will
be
back
from
a
buying
trip
Friday
with
a
large
new
stock.
You
are
alL
invited
to
look
our
stock
over.
Prices
to
suit
everyone,
and
remember
your
credit
is
good.
GOLDBLOOM
"The
Old
Reliabl"
,
wmmxmtMMmmmMxaiwxmKw
FOR
MEN
ONLY
HOLDRITE
LASTEX
BELT
With
Two
Detachable
Pouches
FOR
$2.25
.
Supports
the
Back
Supports
Stomach
Muscles
.
No
More
Tired
Feeling
Easily
Washed
Sizes
32
to
40.
Ormes
Ltd.
TTiitt
Pioneer
Druqsiats
THE
REXALL
STORE
PHONES
81
AND
82
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12-2
p.m.
and
7
-
S
p.m.
A
Deposit
Will
Hold
Any
of
These
Toys
Until
Xmas
10
Only
Doll
Prams
$8.95.
2
Fibre
Carriages
SG
and
S8
10
Boys'
Wagons
$4.50,
$6.50
and
S10.50
9
Kiddle
Kars
$2.50,
$3.00
and
54.00
3
Scooters
$4.95
and
SG.00
8
Velocipedes
$9.75,
$10.50,
$12.00
and
$11.00
36
Wheelbarrows
95c,
$1.25
and
$3.00
5
Kindergarten
Sets
-
$5.50
5
Child's
Rockers
$3.95
6
Baby
Walkers
$4.50
24
Baby
Swings
$1.65.
5
Baby
High
Chairs
$7.50
Elio's
Furniture
Store
THIRD
AVENUE
Store
Hours
from
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
pjn.