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out
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people
see
thVi
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him
two
ACHES
MELOUPES
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r
wax
it
Ti
ssue
77e
Experts
Say
-
-
-
SMALL
TALK?:
If
you
are
one
'
of
the-
large
number
of
Cana-!
dlans
who
prepare
special
meals
for
the
small
children
In
your
home,
the
Pension
Department
Nutrition
Division
advises
you
to
save
time
and
energy
by
making
the
same
basic
meal
do
for
both
children
and
adults.
And
It
needn't
be
dull
for
the
adults,
either.
Build
menu
around
the
essential
foods
listed
In
Canada's
rood
Rules.
Serve
them
cooked
simply
for
the
children:
add
a
little
imaginative
flavoring
and
seasoning
for
the
adults.
EOOS
are
one
of
our
more
Important
foods
from
a
nutritional
standpoint
and
they
may
be
used
liberally
in
our
menus
to
add
variety
to
summer
meals.
There
are
any
number
of
ways:
Iris
sandwiches,
combined
with
other
foods
as-
In-
souffles,
added,
to
sauces
for
extra
smoothness
and
flavor,
lit
desserts
such
as
fruit
whips.
Eggs
hard
cooked
and
devilled,
sliced
or
chopped,
may
be
!
added
to
salads,
and
when
an
egjf
per
serving
Is
allowed,
a
light
salad"
becomes
a
main
"course
like
the
following
Garden
Salad
recommended
by
the
Agriculture
Department
Consumer
Section,
GARDEN
SALAD
For
six
ser
vlngs
grate
14
cups
raw
beets,
PV
cups
raw
carrots.
1'
cups
ROCHESTER.
Per
crate
25c
19c
39c
am
Wafers
22c
OKANAOAN.
Pony
45's
Toddy
Chocolate
Malted
fJn
OK,
Drink
J
-lb.
Un
Salted
Peanuts
8-oz.
cello
pkt
25C
Matches
Pontlac
9(1
:t
boxes,
pkt
Perfex
Bleach
Per
bottle
PAINED
BABY
FOODS
?WHY?
Overwait
inn's
en
.
...
iinim
lower?
lou;'
Otrrwa
Ltd.
or
fooihtuffi
ln
'"lr
53
branch.
M'nrs
ate
yours.
;wre
the
prcM
f
"
""rwaitra
or-"
what
you
'"e
anil
rcall
v.
IT
GREEN
BEANS
setter
Hhv.
tins
,
19c
AYLMEH.
5-os.
tin.
Each
sr.r.
oim
hahy
food
section
Lifebuoy
Soap
Per
bar
5ic
Pink
Salmon
Sunflower.
-i
Op
Halves,
tin
Soup
Mix
Stafford's
Assorted,
pkt.
23c
shredded
cabbage
and
V2
cum
finely
shredded
raw
spinach.
Hard
cook
six
eggs.
Arrange
let-
wee
leaves
on
individual
amine
nlatet
anil
orrnnon
kata
and
carrots
In
lightly
piled
mounds
on
opposite
sides
on
the
plates.
In
between,
place
mounds
of
snlnaeh
anrt
rnhhsa
Arrange
sliced
or
devilled
hard
cookto
eggs
in
centre
or
piatc
and
garnish
with
parsley
or
watercress.
Serve
with
dressing.
FLOWER
TALK:
With
the
gladioli
season
In
charmlnie
5c
Jersey
Cocoa
Ncllson's.
9Qo
1-lb.
tin
swing
and
the
tall
spikes
of
Dioom
origntening
every
flower
lover's
home,
this
tip
will
extend
the
life
of
the
flowers
and
your
appreciation
of
them:
When
all
but
the
top
blooms
on
ir.e
sialic
nave
wilted
cut
off
the
remaining
flowers
and
float
tnem
in
a
large
shallow
dish
of
water.
Their
resemblance
to
water
HlTcs
will
help
the
family
cool
off
these
sweltering
August
days.
VINEGAR
ADDED
to
the
water
in
the
pressure
cooker
when
canning
will
keep
the
metal
interior
shining
and
bright,
the
Prices
Board
experts
say.
Two
tablespoons
will
do
the
trick.
EGO
BEATERS:
Tap
the
egg
beater
on
your
hand
to
loosen
every
last
little
bit
of
egg
fluff
when
you
are
cooking.
Bang-
Sardines
Brunswick.
9Cr
Kam
Sandwich
Meat
Per
tin
Sultanas
27c
Custard
Powder
Ewlngs
9CIo
l
ib.
Un
Australian.
25Cl
mm
8c
K-9
Dog
Food
Mash
or
Cubes.
Cq
2
-lb.
carton
Shoe
Polish
2-ln
1.
Ulack
or
Qq
Drown.
Each
Opera
Jellies
And
Toffees
8
os.
cello
23C
packet
Roger's
Syrup
2-lb.
tin.
2
coupons
23c
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These
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SL'NKISTS
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252.
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69c
Cereal
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Cracked
Wheat,
Cracked
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ami
Whole
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Combination
2lvib.
20c
fl
IK
5-lb.
pkt.
40c
QUICK
Quaker
Oats
Per
91
P
packet
Mushroom
Soup
ffS?-
35c
Prunes
Tbs30
28c
Size
60-70,
23C
Kraft
Dinner
Per
4
XOK
Qp
packet
SIZE
5
PEAS
Lynne
Valley.
a
20-oz.
tins
tms
AOt
OVERWAITEA
LTD.
THE
DAIL?
NEWS
into
the
black
market
and
sells
at
from
$1
to
$1.50
a
quart.
Equally
U
It
the
same
with
sugar,
a
reasonable
quantity
of
which
the
island
produces,
and
to
a
less
degree
with
potatoes.
Meat,
cheese,
vegetables,
fruit
are
sold
on
the
open
market
and
prices
are
governed
by
normal
laws
of
supply
and
demand.
Foodstuffs
supplied
by
the
Allies
are
negligible,
but
there
Is
enough
foot,
for
everybody.
In
peacetime
the
island
was
eleventh
-
twelveths
self-supporting
and
there's
no
reason
for
It
to
be
less
so
now,
Transportation
Is
also
back
to
normal.
All
roads
are
In
order
;bus
and
truck
services
operate
with
special
gasoline
allowances
from
the
Allies,
and
main
railway
lines
are
in
order
with
the
sole
exception
of
a
stretch
on
the
east
coast
between
Medina
and
Fluefreddo.
Shortage
of
coal
is
the
only
limiting
factor
in
railway
services.
Postal,
telegraph
and
telephone
communications
havfl
been
restored.
Newspapers
arc
produced
dally,
mostly
on
Canadian
newsprint.
Only
restriction
on
freedom
of
the
press
is
the
same
security
censorship
which
applies
to
correspondents
and
writers,
in
any
Allied
theatre
of
operations.
ing
It
on
the
bowl's
edge
knoeks
out
the
air
you've
been
working
to
put
in.
Ceiling
Prices?
Phooeyi
IE-OPENING
12
NOON
INDAY,
AUG.
14
invite
)u
l
Jni"
'he
happy
pig
of
thoppee
hir
wllf
save
e
tele
bra
r.
Overwaitea
Sells
Many
Items
at
Less
Than
Ceiling
Prices
Allowed
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PEANUT
BUTTER
....
BUTTER
CREAM
SODAS
$2.19
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2c)C
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AND
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A
Cash
for
old
gold,
Bulger's.
Valhalla
Dance,
August
25
Oddfellows'
Han,
9:3Vto
1:30.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Burnip
and
daughter,
June,
left
thlsmorn-ing
to
visit
Vancouver.
A
There
will
be
a
confirmation
service
at
St.
Peter's
Church,
Seal
Cove,
Sunday,
August
17,
at
7:30
pjn.
(189)
Mrs.
A.
Barbe
and
Miss
L.
Barbe
were
among
those
leaving
last
night
to
visit
Moose
are
requested
to
attend
funeral
of
late
Brother
Peter
Aimer,
Sunday,
at
2:30
p-nr.
at
Orenvllle
Court
Funeral
Parlor.
Owlne
to
depletion
of
the
Prince
Ruoert
Garrison
Band
arising
from
recent
postings
of
its
members,
the
regular
Sun
day
afternoon
band
coneert
at
the
Court
House
green
will
no;
be
held
tomorrow.
Announcements
All
vrttamnl
to
tbto
column
will
ba
cbarg
for
a
lull
montb
st
36e
word.
Ladles'
Aid
Tea
at
Lutheran
Church,
Aug.
19,
2
to
6
pjn.
(1S5)
rannrtlan
Irion
W.
A-.
Danee.
Sept
8,
.Oddfellows'
Half,
De-
cario
s
orchestra.
Pioneer
Home
Benefit
Danee,
Sept.
1.
Oddfellows'
Hair,
10
to
2.
De
Carlos
Orchestra.
Orange
Ladles'
Dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Aug.
10.
DeCarlo's
Orchestra.
9:30
to
1:30.
CHURCH
NOTICES
First
Raptist
Chnrch
Fifth
Ave.
and
Young
Street
Rev
W.
W.
Sllrtrthorn,
Minister
Phone
Red
839
10:00
fl-m
Bible
Class,
11
am.
-Morning
Worship.
Sermoa
Subject:
"Better
Than
Per
Adventure."
12
15-
-Chnrch
School.
!
7
30
pjn
Gospel
Service.
Topis:
'Unconditional
surren-
8
45
pjn.
Sinsplratlon.
Wed..
8
pjn.
Prayer
and
Fellow-
sxup.
FrL,
8
p.m.
Young
People's
Union.
Jesus
said:
"I
will
come
back
again.
JnL
14:3.
First
UnitcdChurch"
636
Sixth
Avenue
West
Rev.
J.
A.
DonnelL-
M-A
Minister
Mr.
J.
S.
Wilson.
Sr.
Choir
Leader
Mrs.
W.
C
Taylor,
Jr.
Choir
Ldr.
Mrs.
Collin
Carrell.
A.T.CJd.,
Oreanlst
rDr.
R.
O.
Knlpe,
Superintendent
of
Sunday
SchooL
11:00
Morning
Service.
7:30
Evening
Service.
Sunday
School
at
10:00
ajn.
Come
and
Worship.
Continuing
until
Sunday,
Aug.
20,
as
in
July,
the
morning
services
will
be
taken
by
Mr.
Frank
Ball
of
United
College,
Winnipeg,
and
the
evening
services
by
permission
of
the
senior
Chaplain
will
be
taken
by
the
Rev.
K.
J.
Joblin,
BA,
BD.
First
Presbyteriarr
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
A.
F.
MacSween,
B.A-,
Minister
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
Choir
Leader
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship.'
I
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship.
1
Rev.
G.
L.
Douglas,
Chaplain,
i
R.CJf.
A
cordial
Invitation
to
wor
ship
with
this
congregation
Is
extended
to
all.
DANCE
TUESDAY,
AUG.
15
Bobby
lleid's
Orchestra
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West
End
of
Post
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Mlsi
U.
Barbeau
feft
fast
night
for
Vancouver.
leaving
last
night
to
visit
in
Vancouver.
A
The
regular
meeting
of
Val
halla
Lodge,
67,
will
be
held
Friday,
August-
It
at
S
pjn.)
sharp,
important
that
all
mem-1
bers
attend.
(1881,
Pour
officials
of
Pacific
Mills
Limited,
Vancouver,
passed
through
the
city
today
on
way
to
spend
a
few
day
in
Ketchi
kan;
They
are
H.
L.
Zellerback,
!
D.
Denman,
R.
A.
Macdonald
and
F.
N.
Youngsman.
Funeral
Notice
Funeral
services-
for
the
late
Pete
Aimar
-will
be
held
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
on
Sunday
afternoon
at
2:30:
Dean
Gib
son
officiating".
Interment
In
Falrview
Cemetery.
fiance
on
Wednesday
St.
Andrews
A.YP.A.
forthcoming
danee
will
be
held
Wednesday,
Aug;
16,
not
Monday
as
previously
announced;
FOUR
YEARS
AGCT
IN
THIS
WAR
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By
the
CtnadUm
Press
August
12,
1940
Sixty-two
German
plane?
destroyed
In
attack
on
Southern
England
between
Dover
and
Portsmouth.
Leslie
Hore-Bellsha,
former
secretary
of
war,
appealed
to
Britons
for
creation
of
100
army
divisions.
August
'13,
1940
British
Commons
told
that
9,120
nterned
inmv
alips
had
been-
sent
to
concentration
camps
in
Canada
and
Australia.
Air
liner
crash
in
Australia
killed
Lt.-Gen.
Sir
CvriL
B.
H.
White,
chief
of
army
staff,
three
cabinet
ministers)
ana
six
oinere.
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