ESDAY
DECEMBER
28,
1013
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worry
about
Vitamins
and
Minerals!"
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get
all
the
extra
titainin
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mineral
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In
my
three
mraU,
with
Oval
tine
night
and
moraine.
And
liow
drllriou
Uvaltine
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how
well
I
frrl!"
Authorities
ay
3
out
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Vitamin
and
Mineral.
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with
3
anrrarr.gjmd
meats
a
day
ami
Otaltine
you
are
filing
all
llie
extra
itamiiu
anl
minerals
Jon
ran"
profitably
tir
etrfjn
Vitamin
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which
it
plrnlifut
lit
fruit
juice.
Ofaltine
it
recofnirrd
not
tily
a
a
rich
source
of
titainiut
ami
mineral
but,
equally
important,
as
a
Mclbbalaured
dietary
food
upil'mriit
prrM-rild
by
doctor
the
world
orer
lor
tui
iiertous,
or
uiulrrpar.
So
don't
worry
about
titainin
and
mineral.
Helt
on
Ovaltine
to
rie
you
all
the
rjfra
one
ton
ran
iim
in
addition
to
II
oilier
well-known
iH-iirfit.
Jut
follow
this
rrrir
for
better
Iir
alth
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DAY
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AND
MORNING
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today
at
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drug
or
grorery
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order
for
wood
fuel
at
once.
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have
plenty
of
wood
on
hand.
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your
order
for
wood
to
your
rejnilar
fuel
dealer.
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&
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PHONE
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and
117
3
Thrifty
Housewives
A
full
line
of
Swift's
Premium
Meats
at
all
times.
A
complete
and
Fresh
stock
of
Fruit
unci
Vegetables.
You
can
get
everything
you
want
at
this
Community
Shopping
Centre-Prices
Right.
SEVENTH
AVE.
MARKET
It
Pays
to
Advertise
in
The
Daily
News
Gordon's
Hardware
will
be"
closed
from
Christmas
Eve
December
21
to
Monday,
January
3,
19(1.
(301),
A
Closed
Thursday
and
Friday
for
Inventory.
Rupert
People's
?torc,
Rupert
Men's
and
Boys'
Store,
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store.
(303)
To
Whom
it
May
Concern
I
will
rjot
be
responsible
tor
any
debts
contracted
in
my
name
by
anyone
but
myself.
W.
Flewto.
OLD
TIMERS'
XMAS
PARTY
JOLLY
EVENT
"I
have
a
nice
little
house1
and
I
live
all
by
myself,
so
If
any
of
you
bachelors
now
.
.
."
,
was
the
invitation
extended
by
Uhe
charmme
82-year-old
win-
t
SNACK
BAR
(Our
Coffee
Is
Tops)
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to
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612
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AVE.
WEST
AH
your
patrohage
welcome
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5
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to
12
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Novelty
Tunes
prize
at
the
"Old
Timers'
Christ-
9:00
Morning
visit,
mas
party"
held
at
the
UJS.O.i
9:15-Freddle
Martin
and
Hall
In
the
United
Church.
Dinah
8hore
Originally
scheduled
as
a
."Jig";
SdRvVrieUes
-tea."
the
party
surprised
if
loioo-Hornemaker's
Program
self
by
rapidly
expanding
into
,
Qii5Kennv
naker
e
fu!lsl2ed
turkey-dinner
as
a
10!30VTune
Wranglers
232
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terest
of
the
community.
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of
Messages
Anticipation
was
keen
as
n:i7Recorded
euets
started
arriving
at
2
n
RnHe
Madrlauera
o
ciocK.
Trie
program,
wtin
m.
rx.
Stephens
acting
as
master
of
ceremonies,
led
off
with
a
banc
with
"Oh
Oahada."
in
which
the
gufsts.
all
"70
and
over"
but
nonetheless
still
luty
of
voice.
Joined
wholeheartedly.
The
pro-
I
gram.
Interspersed
with
Christ
mas
carols
led
by
John
E.
Davey,
In
whleh
all
present
Joined,
progressed
.smoothly
through
"Star
of
the
East"
sung
by
the
delightful
Wartime
Housing
children's
quintette
and
"A
Gypsy
Dance"
plaved
by
10-year-old
George
Olllis.
noted
young
pianist,
but
broke
Into
riotous
laughter
when
Joe
Slavtard
gave
a
stde-snlltting
rendition
of
"The
Preacher
and
the
Bear."
The
audience
wns
next
treated
to
a
'piano
soto
by
Miss
Derry.
followed
by
"Jingle
Bells."
lustily
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a
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12:45
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engine
American
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dance
Oddfellows'
Hall,
Dec.
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De
CaiWs
orchestra.
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freshments
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Tea
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home
of
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George
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Moose
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hristmas
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(tf)
More
than
100
children
atten
ded
a
Christmas
tree
party
held
Jointly
by
the
Moose
Lodge
and
the
Women
of
the
Moose
in
the
Oddfellows'
hall
Thurs
day
afternoon.
Beginning
at
2
oclock
the
children
sang
carols
and
played
games
with
enjoyment
made
keener
by
their
antlcipatl6n
of
the
arrival
of
Santa
Claus,
Very
popular
was
a
booth
purveying
hot
dogs
and
soft
drinks.
The
artlval
of
Santa
Claus
heralded
the
distribution
of
such
toys
as
dolls,
blackboards,
tea
sets,
and
teddy
bears,
as
well
as
quantities
of
apples,
or
anaes.
and
candy.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
party
was
under
Mrs.
W.
H
Tolln.
and
consisted
of
Mrs.
Kaspar,
Mrs.
T.
W.
Grlmble
Mrs,
F.
W.
Chandler
and
Mrs.
Tom
Morgan.
A
number
of
men
of
the
Moose,
.lodge
also
assisted
The
tiny
tots
of
the
day
nur
sery
of
Mrs.
W.
B.
Kerr
and
Mrs.
R.
Berg
at
441
Seventh
Avenue
East
provided
Interesting
and
enjoyable
entertainment
for
parents
at
a
Christmas
tree
party
last
Wednesday
afternoon.
Following
a
delightful
program
refreshments
were
served
to
the
,
parent
while
the
children
re-
j
eeived
gifts
.and
candy
from
Santa
Claus.
The
program
Included
songs
by
Dona
Duke,
By-
ron
and
Jacqueline
Hitchens.
i
Neta
and
Oail
Weise
and
Ldrna
McSweeny
and
recitations
by
Jacqueline
Hltchins
and
Joan
Berg.
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Sunday
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Mon.
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Minti
Logio,
Swift's
fimed
Home
Economist,
whose
weekly
cooking
column
it
a
ttgvUt
feirore
of
this
fge.
Look
for
d)CK
valuable
bints
every
Monday
Now
ihe
time
to
enliven
meals
wifH
the
tart
flavour
and
high
Vitamlri
content
of
Canadian
Cranberries
Cranberry
sauce
is
practically
a
"must"
for
the
holiday
season
and,
just
in
case
you
haven't
a
good
recipe
handy,
we
give
our
favourite
method
in
the
panel
opposite.
But
there
are
other
delightful
ways
of
using
this
valuable
fruit
in
meat
dishes.
For
instance,
now
that
ftesh
pork
is
a
little
more
plentiful,
you
might
like
to
try
these
Oanberry
Pork
Chops.
(If
pork
Is
still
.hard
to
get
where
you
live,
try
the
recipe
with
veil).
A
pork
chops
Vi
cup
honey
tsp.
Salt
W
tsp.
dores
2
cups
raw
M
tsp.
rtutmtg
cranberries
Brown
pork
chops
in
heavy
frying
pan.
Season.
Grind
cranberries,
mix
with
honey
and
spices
pour
Meat
f
fe
material
i
of
war
page
urates
by
Martha
Lart
Cranberries
over
and
wash
cranberries
and
add
to
syrup;
cookjrwithout
stirting,
unul
cranbTiesare
tender
and
all
skin
lute
burst'
(about
5
minutes),
get
sauce
aside
to
cool,
in
saucepan
la
,
which
it
was
cooked
i
Come
on
Prince
Rupert
let's
lead
Canada!
I
over
chops.
Cover
and
took
slowly
for
I
hour.
j
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more
valuable,
nftat
recipen
send
10(f
for
"Meat
Complete;"!
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Martha
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sumqusnandboo
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meat
cookery,
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Cana
dian
Co.
limited.
Dept.
NE
W
New
Westminster.
2
'
CRANBERRY
SAUCE
2
cups
water
"
2
cups
granulatoTsugif
;
4
cups
ainberrieT
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