foAY
APRIL
15,
1943
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vitamins,
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and
turnips
raw.
Take
a
n
the
Chinese,
who
have
been
famous
for
their
vegetable
cooking
for
centuries
steam
Vegetables
in
their
own
Juices,
and
iook
them
until
they
are
tender.
CAN
CAN
NOTES
Whether
you
I
refer
to
it
as
"preservins"
or
"ean-
;
nlng."
you'ie
going
to
have
to
start
to
worry
about
It
very
soon.
Appll-it.ons
for
sugar
for
canning
must
reaeh
your
ration
bsard
before
Ap-ril
15.
The
amount
allowed
is
one-half-pound
of
sugar
for
each
quart
of
canned
fruit,
and
on?
and
one-half
pounds
for
-
each
quart
of
jam
or
Jelly.
Probably
you
used
more
than
this
In
pre-war
days,
but
Laura
Pepper's
staff
In
the
consumer
section
of
the
Agriculture
Department
spent
all
last
summer
experimenting
and
found
that
these
proportions
can
be
entirely
satlsfnptnrv.
Thp
nrpsprvna
nr
lel'v
I
j
r
.
-.
.
rfv-,
and
Jam
both
keep
well
and
have
Rood
flavor.
1
HOME
SALVAGE
Ou'
pioneer
grand
mothers
knew
how
to
make
their
clothes
last(iind
Byrne
Hope
Sanders,
"Mrs.
Consumer"
of
the
1
.nK
Jj
!
iwiiilfNf
'
f'
v
'i
.
"r
Prices
Board,
says
that
Canadians
today
have
to
learn
how
to
"Use
It
up,
wear
it
out,
make
It
do,
or
do
without."
Men
and
women
are
urged
to
make
the
most
of
what
clothes
they
have.
Careful
patching
and
mending
Is
one
answer
to
the
ptob'.em.
Another,
says
Miss
Sanders
is
remodelling.
Dig
into
attics,
old
trunks
and
clothes
cupboards
where
yesteryear's
smart
Easter
suit
Is
now
a
scorned
discard.
Chances
are,
it
can
be
remodelled
nd
emerge
bright
and
gay,
this
Easter.
Study
fashion
books
and'
put
you:
Imagination
Into
the
Job.
Jirf
hats
can
be
brought
forth
and
with
a
bit
of
ingenuity,
veiling
and
feathers
made
into
bewitching
little
numbers
for
spring.
LEtfTEtf
SANDWICHES
Got
a
sandwich
filling
problem
now
that
Lent
U
here?
In
the
Department
of
Fisheries
recipe
book.
"One
Hund
red
Tempting
Ftoh
Recipes"
there's
on?
good
answer.
For
some
reason
they
are
called
mystery
sandwich?.?.
The
Ingredients
are:
Three
ha:d
cooked
eggsi
one-half
pound
of
cheese,
one
small
onion,
cms
pimento
(If
you
can
.get
it)
one-tin
of
Canadian
sardines.
Put
all
these
through
the
meat
grinder,
using
the
finest
cutter,
mix
thor-ouhgly,
adding
the
seasoning.
If
THE-'
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Few
people
realize
that
one
can
start
gardening
very
early
and
keep
on
planting
right
into
July.
Only
when
the
business
Is
extend
ed
fully
In
this
way
is
it
possible
to
maintain
a'
supply
of
the
freshest,
vitamin-packed
vegetables
right
through
the
season.
In
Victory
gardens
this
year
this
point
is
especially
Important.
There
are
some
things
which
must
get
their
first
growth
while
the
weather
is
cool
and
moist.
In
this
line,
of
course,
are
shrubs,
vines
and
trees
and
other
nursery
stock.
One
can
hardly
plant
these
too
early.
i
There
are
also
those
flowers
not
moist
enough,
add
the
oil
from
the
sardines
until
a
creamy
consistency
Is
achieved,
Just
right
to
spread.
Let
the
mixture
stand
for
several
hours
before
using.
I
which
normally
seed
themselves
j
things
like
cosmos,
corn
flowers,
marigolds
and
alyssum.
Grass
Is
also
in
this
category.
Indeed
if
one
waits
until
the
i
weather
really
turns
warm
before
'
putting
in
a
new
lawn
or
repair
First
Vegetables
And
in
the
vegetable
line,
too,
there
are
several
that
must
get
early
growth
in
cool
weather.
These
include
peas,
spinach,
onions,
curly
endive,
radish
and
lettuce.
One
can
plant
all
of
these
Just
as
soon
as
the
driest
part
of
the
garden
Is
ready.
NATIONAL
WAR
FINANCE-
COMMITTEE
6-4
extended.
Started
Nants
For
speedy
results,
the
use
of
started
or.
bedding
plants
will
help,
i
These
may
be
secured
from
the
I
nearest
seed
firm
or
florist
or
pro-
I
ing
an
old
one,
then
results
are
fessional
gardener.
They
are
plants
;
almost
sure
to
be
disappointing
j
from
seed
sown
indoors,
usually
In
i
cecause
grass
makes
Its
best
j
a
hotbed
or
greenhouse
and
are
j
?roMh
only
during
cool,
moist
!
well
grown
when
set
outdoors
as
weather.
soon
as
danger
from
frost
Is
over.
They
now
come
In
a
great
variety
of
both
flowers
and
vegetables.
Only
by
the
use
of
certain
started
plants
Is
It
possible
to
get
flowers
and
vegetable
maturity
In
some
parts
of
Canada.
Petunias,
for
instance,
would
hardly
reach
blooming
stage
in
most
parts
of
Canada
if
sown
from
seed
outdoors.
The
same
Is
true
of
tomatoes,
and
possibly
of
cabbage
and
other
things.
While
one
can
hardly
plant
In
transplanting
these
from
the
these
vegetables
too
soon,
one
can
flats
or
baskets
In
which
we
bu
easily
stop
planting
them
too
them,
one
should
water
well,
and
soon.
With
most
vegetables,
the
i
if
the
sun
is
hot
it
Is
a
good
thing
experts
advise
making
at
least
to
provide
a
little
shade
for
a
day
three
sowings,
about
ten
days
to
or
two.
Also,
if
these
plants
are
In
a
lortnieht
apart.
In
this
way
the
!
Hwer
or
are
very
tall,
it
is
ad
gardener
is
protected
against
dam
age
which
might
wipe
out
one
sowing,
and
the
season
of
garden-'
fresh
vegetables
will
be
greatly
j
'
Urnler
a
starless
sky
a
convoy
churns
through
the
Caribbean.
Suddenly
a
lurking
German
U-boat
is
sighted.
The
Canadian
corvette
"Oakville"
wheels
to
attack
before
the
U-boat
can
launch
a
deadly
torpedo.
Three
times
the
corvette
rams,
then
the
order
"Away
boarding
party!"
.
.
.
and
two
fearless
Canadians
leap
down
to
the
sinking
sub's
deck,
guns
blazing,
to
capture
the
crew.
Another
Nazi
submarine
accounted
for
.
.
.
another
step
closer
to
victory!
TVERY
CANADIAN
feels
a
surge
of
pride
at
the
bravery
in
action"of
the
men
of
our
navy,
air
force
and
army
.
.
.
determined
to
sweep
the
Nazi
terror
from
the
seven
seas,
the
skies,
the
soil
of
Europe!
-
i
And
every
Canadian
knows
we
must
give
our
fighting
men
ships,
planes,
guns
and
tanks
in
over-powering
numbers...
to
make
victory
certain,
to
win
quickly,
decisively,
once
and
jor
all.
.
With
the
officers
and
men
of
the
"Oakville"
there
was
not
a
moment's
hesitation
in
engaging
the
enemy.
And
when
the
Fourth
Victory
Loan
comes,
every
Canadian
on
the
homefront
must
be
just
as
determined
to
do
his
share.
Only
we,
by
our
purchases
of
Victory
Donds,
can
give
our
fighting
men
the
weapons
with
which
tp
strike
for
victory.
ivisame
10
snip
oir
nowers
ana
jyuii.lL
uatn
muiii
okiim
iu
vtivvui
age
stocky
growth.
Planting
Hints.
'2
There
are
various
little'
ways
the
experienced
gardener
uses
tc
hasten
things
along'
i.Wlth
tlnj
keeds
like
those
of
lettuce,
onions
"
i
1
til
-
1
ric,
sowing
wiu
ue
mure
ecuuumi-
Val
and
heed
less
arduous
thinning
If
the
fine
seed
Is
mixed
with
little
sand
and
the
mixture
spreac
ihinly
along
the
rows.
Allow
pota
toer
to
sprout
in
a
sunny,
warm
room
for
a
week
or
two
and
see
hat
sprouts
are
not
broken
ofl
in
planting.
Soak
the
seeds
ol
beans,
peas,
beets,
corn,
etc.,
be
fore
planting.
To
Extract
Oil
From
Tar
Sands
Sum
of
5500,000
Has
Been
Voted
I
For
Turpoie
by
Federal
(iovernnient
OTTAWA,
Apill
15
Hon.
C.
D
Howe,
minister
of
munitions
and
supply,
announced
in
lurllamen.
yeot-
day
that
ths
sum
of
$500,000
I
had
boon
appropriate!
to
develop
:
the
extracation
of
oil
from
tar
j
sand;
of
Alberta.
'Beer,
Beer,
Glorioiss
Beer!
(Contributed)
Beer,
beer
brings
us
good
cheer
Every
month
and
day
of
the
year.
Now
we
haven't
much
beer
to
buy,
,
Can
anyone
tell
us
the
reason
why?
In
a
line
for
hours,
we
stand
i
Trying
to
get
just
any
brand.
!
A-
nearer
the
door
we
go
Our
faces
begin
to
glow,
I
And
when
we
get
near
the
step,
"
nir'
do
fe;l
full
of
nen.
But
then
we
are
beside
the
door
And
we
are
told
there.
Is.
no
more.
It
makes
our
hearts
take
a
flop
That
only
a
glass
of
beer
woudstop.
we
say
we
don
t
give
a
tinker
s
i
But
the
very
next
day
we
are
In
I
tne
scram.
H.
S.
CAUNIE.
In
the
Line
(Contributed)
As
I
passed
by
the
liquor
store.
There
were
lots
of
guys
at
the
door.
i
j
In
their
facs
ws
d'tmlnaHin
'And
they
all
belonged
to
a
democratic
nation.
it
is
wonderful
how
many
hours
j
they
stand
i
Without
listening
to
music
or
band.
If
they
had
the
same
determination
To
go
out
and
help
the
nation
Thev
would
help
In
the
future
to
'ome
And
we
wouldn't
have
any
on
the
bum.
CARPETS
OF
THE
AGES
The
manufacture
of
carpets
has
been
carried
on
from
very
early
'ms
bv
the
AssvHans.
Persians,
rr'bs,
Chinese
and
Indians.
DID
YOU
01?
LAST
NIGHT?
J!
D'kI
you
rnt
wrll
or
poorly?
If
you
didn't
irt
a
food
nipht'a
ml
waling
up
Minn
tml
looLiai
lirrd
try
brdlitiM
habit
of
tnouftanda
who
$rl
auuiid,
rrMful
alrep.
Take
a
cup
of
JVu,
lmprmt
Ovaltina
warm
at
brdtirae.
Taltn
at
btdtinir,
A'nr,
Jmproml
Oraltins
hrlpa
to
rrlirve
that
f-liii
of
nrrvoua
minion.
lUipwialfnodrh-mi-nta,
roi'Wl
fur
rasy
dicntiion,
and
ita
rich
ftii(M''7
f
Vitaniina
A,
B,
and
I)
and
the
minrraU
Calcium,
Ilmaiihnrua
and
Iron
help
to
rrplen
iih
worouout.
jnuncle,
nrrve
and
hody
crlUM
t
So
why
not
try
Srtc,
ImprweJ
Ovaltine?
See
if
it
doesn't
hrlp
you
to
wale
up
frnilirr
and
more
bunyant.
Crt
a
tin
at
mir
drug
-or
fMd
atore.
,
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fOR
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iaf,irntati
paroplili-l
on
ita
I'
nutritional
value.
(Oin
Mnila
Ufa
to
a
irrMm).
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