ETS
TURN
RANGELAND
INTO
CO-OP
FARM
Id
of
Combined
Operations
for
15
veterans
Is
Matador
Lve
Farm,
45
miles
north
of
Swift
Current,
Saskat-Ix-gunner
George
Lacy
drives
a
tractor.
Like
others,
resources
voiuniaruy
10
iiin
Houses,
made
from
hauled
40
miles
from
worked
24
hours
dally
in
i
i
i
isonaoie
for
Supper?
This
Is
lion
Most
thrre
for
supper?!
on
is
asked
by
mem-bmily
probably
more
Iny
other
When
the
ha:
a
collection
of
in
nd
popular
supper
w
on,
this
question
a
orth
a
monotonous
25
ne.iiakers
dislike
ex-with
new
dishes,
ujiii
t
3ted
recipes
;hc
chance
Of
cook-,
Failures
are
some-te
ikes
to
risk
these
Bod
still
so
precious.
sombts
are
con-
in"
redoes
to
heln
Bakers
supplied
with
lew
ideas.
With
the
1
howin?
a
wide
sel-ge'ables.
recipes
they
;
take
advantage
of
in
recipes
for
sup-re
IYing
built
around
plenties
available
now.
attractive,
colorful
ndve
main
courses.
Moulds"
may
be
made
fresh
corn
Is
Just
a
in
lemory,
since
It
Is
1
with
canned
corn.
W
"Stuffed
Cucum-
e
varied
with
dlffer-
such
as
creamed
letables.
lorn
Moulds
rn
cut
from
the
cob
ed
or
uncooked)
or
ed
canned
corn
ipoons
fat
ions
flour
lk
h
;alt
Ion
pepper
pons
chopped
onions.
opped
j?rcon
or
sweet
KPPer
...
uncooked,
parboil
In
led
water
5
minutes.
d
Hour,
salt
and
pep-
P'iy
add
milk
and
i
thickened,
stirring
f;
Remove
from
hpnt
Pens,
chopped
pepper,
P"snuy
beaten
eggs.
Posether.
Pour
into
P.
set
in
a
pan
of
hot
"en
poach
In
n
mnrl-
350
degrees
F
until
0
minutes.
Six
serv
ed
Cucumbers
cucumbers
tne
meat
pely
chopped
celery
Ions
chopped
onion
vii
salt
In
sage
Mtale
bread
crumbs.
Perj
in
half
iength.
I
-eds
and
Soft
nnr.
PPoon,
Cook
m
salted
5
minutes.
worK
lor
proms
or
large-
dismantled
R.C.A.F.
build-
airport.
To
seed
first
cron.
shifts,
used
tractor
head
i
r
i
i
ideas
ror
Housekeepers
Often
Asked
Dra
well.
Cook
sausage
meat,
add
seasonings
and
crumbs
and
mix
well
together.
?ile
stuffing
cucumber
shells.
Place
In
a
(
greased
baking
dish
and
bake
in
hot
oven,
400
degrees
F.,
for
minutes,
or
until
cucumber
are
tender.
Six
servings.
Ijfgplant
Patties
1
large
eggplant
1
egg,
slightly
beaten
V2
cup
chopped
onion
Mi
teaspoon
salt
Dash
pepper
2
teaspoon
sage
Vi
teaspoon
savoury
cud
flour
,
2
tablespoons
bacon
or
sausage
drippings
Slice,
peel
and
dice
eggplant
small
pieces.
Cook
In
slightly
salted
boiling
water
until
tender.
Drain
and
cool
slightly.
Place
in
mixing
bowl,
mash
slightly
,and
add
egg,
onion
and
seasonings.
Sift
in
the
flour
and
blend
thoroughly.
Melt
drippings
frying
pan,
drop
eggplant
mixture
in
by
spoonfuls.
Brown
patties
on
both
sides.
Serve
at
once
with
strips
f
bacon
or
sausage,
corn
on
the
cob
or
a
tossed
salad.
Makes
about
12
medium
patties.
Silent
Approach
Best
For
Police
EYNSFORD,
Kent,
Eng.,
W-
stcalthy
approach
is
more
deslr-
j
ftDie
in
a
policeman
man
.
COUS
speeu,
tne
tynsiura
purisn
council
decided,
and
Tecofn-mended
that
the
local
constable
change
his
motorcycle
for
a
bicycle.
In
the
"good
old
days"
the
policeman
went
silently
through
the
village
streets
at
Lnlght
on
an
unllghted
bicycle
and
no
one
could
hear
or
sec
him
coming
but
"now
you
can
hear
him
starting
up
his
machine
in
the
next
village
and
the
crooks
lie
low
until
they
hear
him
disappearing
again,"
members
said.
BRENTWOOD,
Essex.
Eng.,
Cf
Police
Constable
Arthur
Duf-fleld
was
fined
$40
for
driving
a
patrol
car
at
a
dangerous
speed.
EARLY
NEWS
IS
WELCOME
Local
news
items,
to
ensure
publication,
should
be
in
the-office
by
10
a.m.
Contributors
are
asked
to
bear
this
in
mind.
Items
of
social
and
personal
interest
are
always
welcome.
lights
at
night
Approximately
2,500
acres
have
been
ploughed
on
the
15
sections
of
land.
Flax
crop
of
365
acres
was
pronounced
A-l
by
government
Inspector
Ron
Hardy
(above
at
right
bending).
Washing
after
work,
Harold
Heath
(left),
Bill
Zazelenchuk
(centre)
and
Ernie
Monson
discuss
future
crops
which
will
repay
provincial
loan
that
helped
start
community.
I
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Dial
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(Subject
to
change)
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PAL
4:00
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to
CWNA.
Halifax
Orch.
4:30
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Radio
City
4:45
On
the
March
5:
CO
T.B.A.
5:30
Tommy
Dorsey's
Orch.
.
5:45
Supper
Serenade
6:00
CBC
News
6:15
CBC
News
Roundup
6:30
Prairie
Schooner
7:00
Frank
Bogart
7:30
Pacific
Time
8:C0
George
Kent
and
Two
Pianos
8:30
Heritage
of
Music
9:00
CBC
News
9:10
B.C.
News
9:15
Music
by
Shrednik
9:30
Casino
Garden's
Orch.
10:00
Smooth
and
Sentimental
10:15
Milton
Charles
10:30
Les
Brown's
Orch.
10:55
CBC
News
and
Int.
11:00
Weather
Forecast
and
Sign
Off
Ann.
11:05
Silent
SATURDAY
A.M.
7:30
Musical
Cloclc
8:00
BBC
News
8:15
Melodies
for
Juniors
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Medley
Time
8:59
Time
Signal
9:00
Stories
in
Music
9:30
Musical
Program
10:00
On
the
Teen
Beat
10:30
Jive
Hive
11:00
CBC
News
11:10
Weather
Forecast
11
J5
Saturday
Showcase
11:30
Personal
Album
11:45
Message
Period
11:47
-Recorded
Interlude
P.M.
2;oo
TBA
12'30
T.B.A
12:45
T.B.A.
1:00
Saturday
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2:00
El
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Tropical
2:15
CBC
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2:30
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up
to
ll-Inch
lengths,
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r
a
HILL
SIXTY
IS
MEETING
AGAIN
I.O.D.E.
Chapter
Resumes
Regular
Sessions
for
Season
Meeting
this
week
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
H.
A.
Breen,
Fifth
Avenue
East,
Hill
Sixty
Chapter
resumed
regular
meetings
for
the
season.
Mrs.
James
Hutchison,
regent,
was
In
the
chair.
A
donation
of
$100
to
the
Second
War
Memorial
Fund
was
decided-
upon
and
the
usual
monthly
contribution
to
the
Civic
Centre
was
made.
Plans
were
made
for
a
fashion
how
to
be
held
September
26
at
the
Clciv
Centre
Auditorium,
an
added
attraction
to
be
a
drawing
for
two
pairs
of
nylons.
Proceeds
of
the
affair
will
be
devoted
to1
war
services
work,
child
welfare
and
the
Second
War
Memorial
Fund.
Winner
of
the
monthly
raffle
was
Mrs.
C.
A.
Brind
and
of
the
war
savings
stamps,
Mrs.
Breen.
Next
meeting
will.be
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
James
Hutchison
on
October
14.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
of
the
British
Columbia
Supreme
Court
recently
stated:
"Next
to
the
pulpit,
the
press
Is,
I
believe,
the
greatest
power
for
good."
Advertise
In
The
Daily
News.
Arrests
Skin
Torture
ITCHING
A
Simple
Heme
Treatment
Stainless
Greastleis
.
Acts
nul'ltly
to
calm
itchlnc
an
Irritation
of
Koxema
ltaihea,
Itc
Inr
I'eet
and
most
common
ester
nally
caused
akin
troubles.
Promotes
Healthy
lleallnff.
Economical
only
a
few
drops
required
at
an
application.
'Money
cheerfully
refunded
If
you
nre
not
satisfied.
Oet
a
small
original
bottle
of
MOONK'S
KMKIIALU
Oil.
today
and
apply
as
directed.
Any
arood
drug
store
will
be
glad
to
supply
you.
ORMES
I.sMITEl)
Office:
J.
II.
Mair's
Auction
Rooms
Third
Avenue
East
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
The
Experts
V
tSay
PLENTIFUL
PEACHES
With
peaches
so
plentiful
this
year
every
homemaker
hopes
to
store
away
a
.good
supply
for
winter
use.
She
also
wants
to
find
a
simple,
practical
way
to'
do
the
job
well,
so
there
win
be
no
spoilage
and
sothat
each
sealer
will
be
ready
for
Its
special
use
either
as
a
d?ssert
In
Itself
or
In
a
baked
or
Jellied
dessert.
To
prepare
Reaihej
for
canning
by
the
hot
pack
method,
blanch
them
to
remote
the
skins
by
dipping
In
boiling
water
for
15
to
60
seconds,
then
dipping
In
cold
water.
This
sets
the
color
and
loosens
the
skins
sq
they
will
slip
off
easily.
Blanch"
only
sufficient
fruit
for
(wo
or
three
ssalers
at
a
time.
When
peeled,
cut
in
half,
remove
pit
and
drop
peaches
into
a
weak
brine'
made
by
adding
one
teaspoon
of
salt
to
one
quart
of
'cold
'water.
PEACHES:
HOT
PACK
Remove
the
peach
halves
from
the
brine,
drain
well,
drop
into
boiling
thin
syrup
(one
cup
of
sugar
to
two
cups
of
water).
Simmer
In
the
.syrup
for
five
minutes,
pack
fruit
In
clean,
hot
sealers.
Cover
with
boiling
syrup
to
with
in
v4
inch
of
the
top.
Adjust
wet
rubber
ring,
making
sure
that
it
is
flat.
Put
the
lid
in
place
ant)
partially
seal.
If
using
sealers
with
metal
lids,
dip
the
lids'
In
boiling
water,
put
In
place
Immediately
and
seal.
Process
15
minutes
in
the
boiling
water
bath
or
20
minutes
in
a
thermostatically
controlled
oven
at
275
degrees
Fahrenheit.
When
the
time
Is
up
remove
the
sealers
from
the
processor,
tighten
the
toos
on
screw-
and
soring
top
sealers.
Cool
all
sealers
right
side
up
awav
'from
draughts.
Test
screw
and
spring
top
sealers
for
leaks
when
cool
by
care1
fully
tilting
each
sealer
and
revolving
It
In
the
hands.
Vacuum
type
sealers
with
metal
lids
ari
j
tested
by
striking
.the
top
lightly
THIS
HELP
IS
AS
NEAR
AS
YOUR,
NEAREST
DRUG
STORE
Help
that
has
been
proved
for
more
than
40
years
quick
relief
from
the
miseries
caused
by
kidney
ailments
it's
waiting
for
you
in
Gin
Pills.
Proof?
Victims
of
kidney
trouble
from
coast
to
coast
acclaim
this
remedy,
testify
to
the
results
secured.
"
sujjered
or
years
from
kidney
ailments
without
getting
relief
until
I
tried
Gin
Pills.
After
taking
one
box
1
got
much
relief
and
after
taking
three
I
fejt
a
uhole
lot
better,"
Mrs.
V.L.,
Sydney.
Money
back
if
not
satisfied!
The
best
proof
of
Gin
Pills
merit
is
the
fact
that
druggists
eteryuhere
sell
them
on
a
satisfaction
or
money-back
basis!
How
Gin
Pills
help
the
toxic
wastes
in
your
system
are
eliminated
through
millions
of
tiny
tubes
in
your
kidneys.
Congested
kidneys
interfere
with
elimination
of
waste
matter,
causing
broken
rest,
back
ache,
lumbago
and
other
distress.
Gin
Pills
are
compounded
to
help
the
kidneys
do
their
work
thoroughly.
Get
Gin
iae
tnem
merit!
TtlillP
School
Supplies
We
have
a
complete
stock
of
scribblers,
loose
leaf
"
books,
drawing
pads,
pens,
pencils,
crayons,
Reeve's
poster
paints,
Ink,
erasers,
rulers,
compasses,
set
quares,
protractors,
loose
leaf
zipper
covers.
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310
Green
&
Builders
All
Interior
and
Exterior
.Work
L,asc
Kites
r
or
Duncan
Pattison
Fellow
members
of
tae
Canadian
Legion
accorded
tribute
to
the
late
Duncan
Pattison
at
funeral
services
held
Thursday
altcAiooh
in
Grenvllle
Court
Chapel
of
B.C.
Undertakers.
Kev.
R.
A.
Wilson
of
First
Un.ted
Church
officiated.
Mr.
Pattison
who
passed
away
Monday,
was
a
veteran
of
World
War
I.
Organist
during'
the
service
as
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
Interment
t:k
place
in
Falrylew
Cemetery,
vr'th
Legion
members
D.
McOIlllvxay,
J.
Nicoll,
J.
Moore
and
Le.jlle
Parkes
acting
as
pallbearers,
At
the
graveside
the:
"Last
Post"
was
sounded
by
Bugler
W.
J.
Ranee.
with
a
metal
spoon.
There
should
be
;a
clear
ringing
sound,
not
a
idali
one.
If
the
sealers
are
alr-
tlfeht,
label
them
,and
store
in
a
cool
dark
place.
COLD
PACK
Peaches
may
also
be
canned
by
the
cold
pack
method.
Test
sealers
for
leakage.
Wash,
rinse
and
keep
hot
until
ready
to
use.
Sort
the
peaches
for
size
and
maturity.
A
much
better
pack
Is
obtained
If
the
fruit
Is
uniform.
Blanch,
neel,
halve
and
remove
pits.
As
fruit
is
peeled
drop
In
brine
(same
as
for
hot
pack).
Peel
only
enough
fruit
for
two
or
three
sealers
at
a
time.
Drain
and
pack
in
the
hot
sealers,
cut
side
down.
Fill
containers
to
within
'a
Inch
of
the
top
with
hot
syrup
If
spring
or
screw
top
sealers
are
used
and
2
Inch
of
top
of
vacuum
type.
Remove
air
bubbles
by
running
a
knife
down
and
around
the
Inside
of
the
sealer.
Adjust
wet
rubber
rings
and
tops
and
partially
seal
screw
tops
and
spring
tops.
Completely
tighten
metal
bands
of
vacuum
type
sealers.
Process
In
a
boiling
water
bath
20
minutes
for
pints,
25
minutes
for
quarts.
The
oven
Is
not
recommended
for
processing
neaches
packed
cold.
Complete
the
orocess
as
for
the
hot
pajk
method.
SLUGGISH
KIDNEYS
CAN
CAUSE
THIS
MISERY
If
your
tlctp
It
disturbed
if
you
hue
to
get
up
timt
aad
if
lia
at
nit
ht
chancel
re
your
kidneys
ue
to
blime.
Then
the
kidneys
trt
out
of
gear,
toxic
acidi
our
linger
in
your
system,
cauiiof
irritation,
sore
back,
stiff
joints.
You
can't
expect
to
feel
rif
ht
or
be
rifht
until
you
give
your
kidneys
the
help
toey
may
need.
Pills
from
your
druggist
today.
,
as
airecteu.
use
proves
ineir
Regular
size,
40
Pills
Economy
size,
80
Pills
(!
tM
D.S.A.
liU
DIM
Hi!)
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Drug
&
Chamteal
Company
of
Canada,
Llmltad
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AVENUE
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Kermode
and
Painters
Bree
Estimates
and
Prompt
Service
0
Prince
Uupcrt
Daflp
Betas
Friday.
September
13,
1946
The
Quality
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FEK0E
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us
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your
Preserving
Supplies
Jars,
Lids,
Rubber
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LTD.
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C,
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Manager)
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Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
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AND
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at
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Every
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-
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p.m.
(o
8
p.m.
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