10
COTTONS
IN
FAVOR
NOW
Thursday,
December
19,
1946
The
Experts
Say
-
-
BUYING
TILE
TURKEY
Today's
column
Is
written
especially
for
that
housewife
who,
market-basket
in,
hand,
probably
right
now
Is
heading
for
her
favorite
butcher
to
see
what
he
ha
in
the
line
of
a
Christmas
mrkey
(If
she
Is
lucky)
or
goose,
or
chicken.
If
she
is
a
young
housewife,
new
at
this
game
of
buying
festive
birds,
she
had
best
keep
In
mind
that
most
turkeys
an'
.hicltens
are
graded.
Heme
economists
recommend
the
purchase
of
graded
poultry
as
grading
takes
the
guess-work
out
of
buy-,n?
The
three
grades
are
A.
D
and
d
A
Grade
A
rul:ey
or
chicken
Is
be
t
choice
for
the
dinner
which
tj
gc
!ng
to
be
a
special
occasion.
Wei)
fleshed
with
a
cover
of
fat,
ii
will
be
tendet
and
Juicy.
Appearance
Is
Important
too
if
the
bird
is
to
look
well
when
-ns::ted.
Ctear
white
skin
cooks
a
smootn
siossy
brown.
New
Textile
Processes,
Better
Working
Conditions
(lire
New
Life
to
1-antashlrc
industry
By
DKNISE
DALTROFF
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
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Cotton
is
being
dre
;ed
up.
It
is
no
longer
used
.;n!y
for
summer
gad-about
frocks
but
Is
being
woven,
print?
fa
and
dyed
so
it
can
take
its
o:ace
a3
a
substitute
for
silk
or
wool
Lancashire,
centre
of
the
Eng-ch
cotton
industry
which
began
there
nearly
800
years
ago,
has
seen
many
up.'
and
downs.
The
new
processes
for
making
-"tcn
a
material
suitable
for
alt
-noon
frocks,
evening
dresses
and
evening
cloak.?,
has
brought
a
spirit
of
optimism
in'
to
the
mills.
One
of
the
biggest
cotton
manufacturers
is
using
cotton
to
make
"velvet"
and
guard's
cloth
evening
coats,
"velveteen"
afternoon
frocks
and
"organdie"
eve
ning
dreso-es.
One
of
the
evening
circles
has
a
full-gathered
skirt
and
low
rquare
neck.
The
bodlctj
and
short
.sleeves,
are-
made,
tt'lth
derp
horizontal
tucks.
A
brown
corduroy
velveteen
call
has
a
three-quarter
cuffed
ieeve
and
shows
a
long-sleeved
blue
blouse
at
wrist
and
neckline
The
skirt
has
pleats
at
back
and
front.
War
Losses
Until
the
First
Oreat
War
Lancashire
supplied
two-thirds
of
the
world's
cotton
textiles
but
by
1918
India
and
Japan
had
imported
modern
British
machinery
and,
with
their
cheap
abor,
were
able
to
capture
a
targe
part
of
the
market.
Again
In
this
war
cotton
manufacturers
suffered
by
concentration
on
war
production,
re
quiring
the
moving
of
operatives
to
more
essential
work.
In
one
town
alone
the
number
of
work
cts
was
reduefd
by
half.
Now
manufacturers,
anxious
to
fill
the
shops
with
gay
table
cloths,
curtain
fabrics,
sheet,
bathtowcls,
and
dress
fabrics
at
reasonable
prices,
find
it
hard
to
attract
workers
back
to
an
industry
in
which
the
work,
is
often
monotonous
and
drab
They
are
trying
to
counteract
this
by
freshening
up
the
mills
with
cream
palrcwork
and
flu
orescent
lighting,
by
providing
bigger
windows
and
air-condi
tionlng
and
new
machinery
which
makes
less
noise.
Canteens,
hospitals,
day
nurseries
where
workers
can
leave
heir
children,
and
organized
'ecreatlonal
activities
are
planned
by
most
big
mills.
One
factory
springs
surprise
outings
now
and
again
on
a
fully-paid
day.
Although
the
day's
work
is
lost,
a
company
director
said,
production
is
more
than
made
up
on
other
days
since
the
workers
are
happier
and
more
Interested
In
their
Jobs.
The
Seal
of
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
FINEST
SALMON
Bruises
and
abrasions
are
difficult
to
repair
and
conceal.
There
can
be
no
set
rule
for
roasting
poultry
Mnce
the
length
of
time
required
for
different
types
depends
on
the
size,
shape
and
weight
of
the
nird
as
well
as
personal
taste.
However
the
agriculture
department
economists
give
the
following
table
of
approximate
times
and
temperatures:
Chicken,
4
to
8
pounds
300-325
F,
30
minutes
per
pound.
Turkey,
8
to
10
pounds,
300
F,
Za
minutes
per
pound.
Turkey,
12
to
16
pounds
300F,
20
minutes
per
pound.
Turkey,
16
to
25
pounds
300F,
18-20
minutes
per
pound.
Duck,
3
to
8
pounds
325F,
20-25
minutes
per
'pound.
Goose,
10
to
12
pounds
325F,
20-25
minutes
per
pound.
Cranberries
are
taken
for
granted
with
every
Christmas"
dinner,
but
as
a
change
from
the
good
old-fashioned
cranberry
sauce
you
might
this
season
try
a
cranberry
and
orange
salad.
Put
one
full
cup
cranberries
and
one
large
orange
through
a
meat
grinder,
then
add
one
cup
sugar
and
let
stand
one
and
one-nair
nours.
Dissolve
one
package
of
lemon
Jsllo
in
one
cup
boiling
water,
with
one
tablespoon
vinegar.
Stir
In
cran
berry
and
orange
mixture
and
put
in
glas
pan
to
set
in
refrigerator.
To
serve,
cut
in
squares
on
lettuce
leaf
and
use
with
other
fruits
If
desired.
Potato
Cheese
Soup
Three
medium
potatoes;
two
cups
boiling
water;
two
to
three
cups
milk;
one
slice
onion,
three
tablespoons
tat;
two
tablespoons
flour;
one
teaspoon
salt,
pinch
of
pepper;
one
cup
grated
cheese;
Xmas
Recipes
Shortbread
V
cup
mlM-Ilavored
fat
cup
butter
cup
brown
sugar
',b
teaspoon
salt
1
egg
yolk
lVi
to
1'A
cups
all-purpose
OR
to
2
cups
pastry
flour
Soften
fat
and
butter
slightly
but
do
not
allow
to
become
oily.
Stir
in
sugar,
egg
yolk
and
salt,
ung
a
wooden
spoon.
Mix
In
flour,
adding
a
little
at
a
time,
until
mixture
Is
too
stiff
to
work
with
a
spoon.
Turn
onto
a
flour
ed
board
and
knead
lightly,
working
in
rest
of
flour
as
need
ed
until
the
surface
of
the
dough
begins
to
crack.
Roll
out
about
4
inch
thick
ahd
cut
with
small
cookie
cutter.
Bake
in
a
moder
ately
slow
oven,
325
degrees
F.,
about
20
minutes
or
Until
dell
eatery
browned.
Maxes
3
to
'
dozen
Vj-inch
shortbread.
Holly
Sauce
2
tablesipoon
sugar
1
tablespoon
cornstarch
Pinch
of
salt
2
egg
yolks
or
1
whole
egg
Vi
teaspoon
vanilla
IV2
cups
milk
Vb
cup
maraschino
cherries,
coarsely
chopoed
Mix
sugar,
cornstarch,
salt
and
milk
(1
cup).
Heat
In
double
boiler.
Beat
egg
yolks
slightly
with
remaining
milk,
Add
slowly
to
the
hot
milk,
stirring
constantly.
Cook
until
mixture
is
thick
and
will
coat
a
spoon
(about
10
minutes).
Remove
from
heat,
add
flavoring
and
cherries.
Six
servings.
Cook
potatoes
In
boiling
salted
water
until
tender.
Put
through
strainer.
Measure
liquid
and
add
enough
milk
to
maxe
four
cups
Staid
with
slice
of,
onion.
Cook
three
minutes.
Add
cheese
and
beat
until
smooth.
Sprinkle
pars
ley
on
soup
before
serving,
one
tablespoon
chopped
parsley.
Serves
six.
THIS
AND
THAT
On
second
thought,
we've
become
too
attached
to
one
another
for
me
to
want
to
sell
any!"
M
"
MKS.
DUniULU
Ainu
;msa
naiau
Gifts..
at
the
DRY
GOODS
&
NOVELTY
Have
done
their
best
to
obtain
a
Christmas
stock
for
you.
g
Some
lines
are
short,
yet
wc
think
you
g
could
find
an
acceptable
gift
here
.
g
Call
and
see
us
anyway
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FOR
THE
YOUNG
.
.
.
Hicycles
-
Wagons
Roller
Skates
-
Skis
Scooters
-
Kiddy
Cars
A
small
deposit
will
hold
any
article
till
Christmas.
2a
McBride
Street
Bitty
Market
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BESNEIl
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THIRD
AVE.
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ORDER
YOUR
GRADE
"A"
TURKEYS
NOW!
WE
DELIVER
DAILY
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NEW
DRESS
FASHIONS
FOR
1947
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SCOOPED
OUT
WAIST
The
fashion
trend
this
year
will
emphasize
shoulders
and
hips,
minimize
the
waistline,
as
shown
in
this
smart
suit
worn
by
Georgie
Clifford,
one
of
Britain
s
famous
models
now
visiting
in
Canada.
A
"must"
is
her
sheer,
full-fashioned
nylon
stockings,
with
delicate
back-seam
and
fashlonln
marks
to
emphasize
leg-sllmmlng.
TWO
SISTERS
RUN
CENTRE
Melbourne
Nurses'
Tlan
Relieves
Ileavily
Overtaxed
City
Hospitals
MELBOURNE,
Australia
Vh
Two
sisters,
both
of
them
fully
jualified
nurses,
have
set
up
a
suburban
surgical
dressing
sta
tion
in
Elsternwick,
Melbourne.
They
believe
they
have
hit
upon
a
new
idea
which
will
serve
a
two-fold
purpose,
proving
help
ful
(o
the
community
and
re
llevlng
the
strain
upon
the
out
patients'
department
of
pumic
hospitals.
During
the
first
three
weeks
of
Its
operation
the
station
has
been
doing
pretty
Brisk
busi
ness.
When
the
venture
becomes
better
known,
the
nurses
Mar
caret
and
Florence
Symons
do
not
expect
to
have
an
iaie
'moment.
This
"will
be
all
W
'their
liking,
since
they
have
volunteered
to
maintain
a
24-hours
service.
The
two
girls
feel
the,
exist
ence
of
a
local
dressing
station
can
spare
elderly
patients
and
mothers
the
trouble
of
frequent
ourneys
to
the
city
as
out
patients
of
public
hospitals,
and
will
also
relieve
busy
doctors
01
routine,
time-wasting
tasks.
Dark-eye'd
Margaret
Symons,
the
elder
sisteT,
recently
returned
from
six
years'
war
service
in
England,
Egypt,
Palestine,
Italy
STATIONERY
MXMlli:
arid
Greece.
Nursing,runs
In
her
family
for,
besides
Florence,
she
has
another
sister
nursing
in
a
Melbourne
public
hospital,
and
the
eirls'
mother
was
also
a
nurse.
HISTORY
CLASSIC
LIKED
BY
AUTHORS
CCEW
YORK
CD
Forty-four
authors
listing
"books
I'd
like
to
read"
in
a
Herald
Tribune
survey
showed
more
interest
in
"Decline
and
Fall
of
the
Roman
Empire"
than
in
any
other
work.
Five
named
Gibbon's
monumen
tal
study.
"Das
Kapltal"
by
Karl
Marx
was
chosen
by
three.
Dante's
works
were
mentioned
four
times,
cftener
than
any
but
Gibbon.
Novels
by
Dickens,
Tolstoy
and
Laurence
Sterne
were
listed
three
times,
with
Dostoevsky,
Homer
and'Plato
once
or
twice.
Norman
Corwin,
radio
producer,
had
a
lengthy
selection:
En-cyopaedla
Brltannica
("all
the
way
through"),
the
works
of
Freud
and
Sterne's
"Trlstam
Shandy."
Robert
Sherwood,
playwrlgnt,
said
he
couldn't
boll
down
to
three
the
books
he'd
like
to
read
Franklin
P.
Adams,
once
noted
as
a
columnist
and
now
as
a
ratlin
nulz
star,
answered:
"I
can't
tell
ycu
the
books
that
I
want
to
read
because
If
I
want
to
read
them,
I
read
them."
Games
Blocks
Pull
Toys
Scooters
Kiddy
Kar
Wagons
Fire
Engines
Dolls
Cannons
Tlastic
Dishes
complete
line
MECCANO
SETS
Bill
Folds
Key
Cases
Writing
Cases
Moccasins
rhotograph
Albums.
(Above
may
be
initialed
in
gold)
BOOKS
-
all
the
Latest
"THE
HUCKSTEPvS"
"THE
SNAKE
PIT"
"MIRACLE
OF
THE
BELLS"
TOYS
A
beautiful
range
of
Boxed
Station-cry
Including
plastic
and
woo
Jen
boxes.
Children's
Stationery.
LEATHER
GOODS
"JALNA
BOOKS"
"LORD
HORNBLOWEIt"
"BRITANNIA
MEWS"
CHILDREN'S
story
Books
picture
Books
Burgess
Bedtime
Stories
Pollyanno
Books
Bobbscy
Twin
Books
Curly
Top
Series.
DON'T
FORGET
Christmas
Crackers
Tree
Decorations
Fancy
Wrapping
Taper
Christmas
Napkins.
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
January
Ration
Coupon
Calendar
January
2
Butter,
B37;
meat
toee.
January
9-Meat,
M67.
January
16
Butter,
sugar-preserves,
S39
and
meat,
M68.
January
23
Butter,
meat,
M69.
January
30
Butter,
meat,
M10.
Expire
December
31:
All
sugar
coupons
in
ration
book
No.
5.
All
evaporated
milk
Beaver
coupons.
Butter
coupons
B29
to
B34.
Meat
coupons
M50
to
M63.
Effective
December
18
all
canned
fruit,
sweetened
and
un-eetened,
as
well
as
cranberry
auce,
were
removed
trcm
the
ration
list.
No
coupons
are
now
necessary
for
these
articles.
UPGRADE
BURMA
WORKERS
BURMA
U1
The
status
of
all
grades
of
laborers
in
Burma
!s
likely
to
be
raised
so
far
as
the
standard
of
living
and
salarlea
is
concerned,
said
U.
Kyaw,
Burma's
adviser
to
the
British
delegation
to
the
I
L.O.
.Confer-
nce,
on
returning
from
Mont
real.
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1
BY
LENtfTEfrre
"Miracle"AVEK7siaic'
beloved
perfume?
isajIisUHa
tion
that
pulls
et
the
heart;
strings-that
sets
you
dream
tog.
Its
lovely
fragrance
will
lend
you
an
aura
of
grace
and
serenity-it's
a"
perfumq.that
inspires
devotion!
"JtiridC
Perfumoi
$1.50
to
$27.50
'
ORMES
LIMITED
LING
THE
TAILOR
We
are
taking
cleaning
and
pressing
and
steam
pressing
while
you
wait.
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220
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Street
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JEWELLERS
"The
Home
of
Better
Jewellry"
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liMirl
"Now
children
let's
remember
"Pue.
clease
don't
rush
me!
There's
plenty
of
inalty-rich,
nut-sweet
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
for
everybody,
and
then
some,
In
this
giant
economy
package.
And
there's
plenty
of
nourishment,
too
for
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
give
you
carbohydrates
for
energy;
proteins
for
muscle;
phosphorus
for
teeth
and
bones;
Iron
for
the
blood;
and
other
ORDER
TURKEYS
EARLY
we
are
all
ladies
and
genfeme
food
essentials.
"And
If
you're
good,
IH
make
I
delicious
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
cw.
later
on,
irom
one
01
meac
iwn
the
package.
"Grape-Nuts
Flakes
are
the
grain
cereal
made
of
wheat
malted
barley.
That's
why
to
twice
as
good
to
eat
twice
as
for
you
I"
irA
Gijtr
I
Everybody
loves
slippers.
We've
a
tremendou
collection
of
the
newest
and
latest
styles
to
everyone
in
the
family.
Delight
the
Ladies
WARM
AND
COMFY
FOR
KIDDIES
STURDY
AND
RELAXINCj
FOR
DAD
i
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
(Third
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across
from
Orcies)
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Proprietors
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C.
WOODS
:
Prince
Rupert:
Bottle
Collector
also
messenger
service
Phone
Blue
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We
bay
.
,
.
all
sizes
Perfex
Beer
Whiskey,
Gin
and
Bottles
Bottles
Wine
Bottles
PROMPT
Aim
COURTEOUS
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Cellophane
Wrappc
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FILLETS
COD
FILLETS
SALMON
FILLETS
'
No
bones
.
.
No
waste
...
No
fuss.
Try
them
today
from
your
butcher.
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Fish
AND
Lold
otoragg
COMPANY
LIMIT
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.