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manufac
initiative.
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least
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upon
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the
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of
before
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presen?
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ate
as
they
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nor
silk
and
pie
.
unable
to
see
fin
be
adlu'iti'd
for
I''
unle-::
the
tarifl
cupatlon
of
Brlt-
th
l::ce
gloves
to
re-
leather
ones.
The
nade
ten
percent
ol
f-
in
lace
model,
the
;-brlc
shortage
enhyini?
the
prlvl-
pxury
clar.3
in
abol-
-upons
used
quan
tise
whicih
cou'lii
hut
coupons.
Lace
k
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for
llngerfe.
i
raoinp
lace
manu
a
white
rayoi.
jone
with
an
open
tn,
and
alsft
Mon
the
lace
manu-
ve
only
40
or
50
de-
of
1.000.
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RESEARCH
BURY
TO
Kpnn.
b"un
In
bombed
Merbury
In
the
hope
to
lieht
thp
he
city,
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conservation
Hints
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turpe
del
How
to
Kill
Vitamins
i
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ttahce
Vho
wants
to
.
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you?
Silly
.
rr...
"trial
for
questldn
Isn't
It.
But
you
do
,
jr
3.,
'hi;ugh
destroy
vitamins
when
you
pre-...
b:
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intact.
pare
orange
juice
dr
other
fruit
c
.lectin
In
Juices
Way
ah'ea'd
or
the
clock.
nb:titutes.
1
That
goes
for
opening
a
can
of
ui
"u;hftble
rayon
,
fruit
juice
too.
This
is
the
point
cuifiiiu-1
to
watch.
Satie'eze
vour
fruit.
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m
expert
would
juice
juai
a
iew
minuies
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1
1"
u.
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mem
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uu
ia
.
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AiUIll
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titll
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meinou
is
to
puncn
iwo
noies
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tile
lid
(one
to
let
the
Lir
t
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white
ana
'hi
and
one
to
let
the
Juice
out
h
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hr-te
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you
d6n't
remember
dre
y
bi.ius?s
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alll?urs
,u,
ant
wea:
.
I
a.
't
is,
win?
te'rtts
of
the
tin
at
once
Wmtmi-tct
It's
Just
an
Old
wives'
tale
that
fruit
juice
shouldn't
be
kept
in
the
can
after
It
has
F-en
opened.
roning-Hored?
get
tip
the
ifonlhg
board
in
a
tizzy
of
good
Intentions
and
ilnd
Its
cover
all
scorched
and
niaiked
and
what
have
you?
A
temper
like
a
whip.
.Well,
get
cracking
with
a
freiti-as-new-snow
cover.
(Don't
try
to
press
on
one
that
Isn't
or
the
Scorch
markj
will
transfer
themselves
to
your
laundcry).
And
remember
this:
'new
material
for
your
cover
.should
be
washed
first
.
.
.
filler
In
new
cottons
encourages
scorch
marks.
If
you're
uilng
6ld
sheeting
take
time
to
make
a
drawstring
edge
all
the
way
round.
Bodkin
in
tape
and
pull
taut
on
the
-board.
Tacking
on
an
old
sheet
Is
quicker
.
.
.
but
the
untacking
for
a
next
one.Jater
won't
be.
Make-Over
Mlraclrs
Worn
out
shirts
into
nifty
suit
'
numbers
;
.
.
that's
what
this!
Is
all
about.
A
man's
shirts
wear
out
at
the
collars
and
cuffs
before
the
rest
of
the
material
has
begun
to
think
of
relaxing..
Just
let
Mrs.
Nimble
Digits
at
It
and
she'll
have
a
blouse
whipped
up
for
herself
before
her
mftnhiis
flnishfdgrTirig
all
the
reasons
why
he
always
liked
that
shirt
best.
One
idea
Is
to
turn
the
shirt
around
so
It
but
tons
flown
the
back
arid
replace
trie
c'bllar
band
with
shirring.
A
Peter
Pan
Collar
can
be
made
from,
the
shirt
talis.
Let
your
imagination
be
your
guide!
-at
Woman
M.P.
Likes
Australia
Life
CANBERRA,
Oct.
13
W
Dr.
Edith
Summersklll,
noted
British
M.
P.
and
feminist,
who
toured
central
and
northern
Australia
with
a
British
parliamentary
delegation,
said
she
enjoyed
the
Australian
sunshine,
the
people's
way
of
living
and
their
sense
oi
humor.
She
enjoyed
them
so
much
she
said
she
would
like
to
come
to
Australia
with
her
husband
and
children.
In
the
course
of
her
travels
the
has
sampled
all
aspects
of
life
in
the
Commonwealth.
She
patterned
rings
arin
'
spent
a
day
on
a
sheep
station
pile
cround.
Colored
pportant
for
blouses.
outside
Canberra,
went
outback
as
far
as
Alice
Springs
In
thV
Northern
Territory
and
had
a
ferry
trip
to
the
famous
seaside
resort
of
Manly,
a
suburb
of
Sydney.
Dr.
Summersklll
said
she
was
Impressed
with
Australia's
medi
cal
services
and
the
special
env
phasls
on
the
care
of
mother
and
children.
Mother's
Day
was
establlsheti
In
1907
by
Miss
Anna
Jarvls
of
j
Savoury
Recipes
Phlll
1nirprlipnts
thnrnnehlv.
1
1
L
1
i
T.
I
1.
fTITn
I
Ration
NeWs
Canadians
are
about
to
get
Chickens
are
plentiful
arid
even
I
elr
fifth
ratlpn
book.
Distrl-turkeys
are
not
the
"rare
birds"
butlon
centres
will
be
opened
they
have
been.
Here
is
a
color-1
on
specified
dates
between
Oc-ful
thanksgiving
menu
complete
'
tober
14
and
21-
and
an
army
witr
recipes:
Grape
Ale
'Cocktail
"Roast
Chicken
diblet
cube
stuffing
Crabapple
Jelly
Brown
Gravy
Baked
Potatoes
,
Egg
Plant
Scallop
Buttered
Sprbuts
6r
Br6ccoll
Piimpkin
Chiffon
Pie
Beverage
Orape
Ale
Cocktail
l2
cups
grape
Juice
X
k
cups
B'ngerale
flflfVt
Wa'ht
to
use
all
the
con-!
of
113.Cd6
volunteers
will
go
in
to
action
to
see
that
each
of
Canada's
11,500,000
consumers
secures
a
book.
To
pbtaln
Ration
Book
5,
simply
fill
in
both
sides
of
the
"K"
stub
on
nation
Book
4
and
leave
tHe
stub
'attached.
A
volunteer
at
the
distribution
centre
must
personally
detach
the
sheet
before
issuing
your
new
book.
In
the
case
of
children
under
10,
the
age
must
be
written
on
the
stub
after
the
name.
Watch
your
local
newspaper
mix
and
serve.
Ice
may
be
a'dd-
J
'or
the
address
of
ydur
nearest
ed
if
deflred.
Yield
3
cups.
aiswiouuon
ceinre,
ujc
and
hours
when
it
will
be
open.
To
Roast
Chicken
I
Go
as
earlv
as
you
can,
and
Allow
to
1
lb.
dressed
'
avoid
a
last
rnlnute
rush.
A'elght,
per
person
(dressed
weight
Is
the
Weight
before
the
p6Ultry
is
drawri
and
includes
die
feet
and
head.)
Clean,
stuff
and
truss
the
bird
and
place
breast
down
on
a
rack
or
crossed
skewers
In
an
Uncovered
roasting
pan,
with
rib
water
or
fat
added.
Cook
in
a
slow
or
moderately
slow
oven
300
to
325
dog.
F
allowing
30
minutes
to
the
pound.
Baste
occasionally
with
fat
du
ing
cooking.
Turn
bird
b.ehst
ride
up
during
the
last
hour
Of
cooking.
Cooking
time
varies
somewhat
with
the
size
and
shape
of
the
bird
and
with
personal
taste.
To
test,
run
in
metal
skewer
through
the
thickest
part
Retain
your
Ration
Book
4
alter
the
"K"
sheet
has
been
removed
at
the
centre,
as
you
valid.
The
coupons
in
Book
4
and
5
are
numbered
consecutively.
For
instance,
the
,la'st
sugar
coupon
In
Ration
Book
4
is
numbered
45,
arid
the
first
in
Ration
Book
5
Is
46.
Ration
Book
5
takes
up
where
Ration
Book
4,
leaves
off.
1he
new
Ration
Book
will
have
a
pink
c6ver.
It
contains
more
pages
because
it
has
cou
oi
uic
oimnu
uusH.
u
ns
a,e
lncinflidi
,
case
of
meat
should
be
tender
arid
the
0-Dv
rneat
thermometer,
if
used,
should
register
190
deg.
F
"If
placed
In
the
centre
of
the
thigh
and
180
deg.
F
if
placed
In
the
centre
of
the
stuffing.
Giblrt
Cube
Stuffing
Giblets
Va
cud
mild-flavored
jTat
...
2
tablespoons
chopped
onion
4
cup
chopped
celery
4
cups
lightly
toasted
Vi-lnch
bread
crumbs
(about
5
hall-Inch
slices
of
bread)
1
teaspoon
chopped
parsley
l'i
teaspoons
salt'
'.fc
teaspoon
pepper
teaspoon
poultry
seasoning
about
V2
cup
glblet
broth
Simmer
giblets
in
salted
water
for
30
minutes,
then
chop
fine.
Save
'2
cup
of
the
broth
for
dressing,
use
the
rest
In
the
gravy.
Cook
onion
and
Celery
In
fat
until
clear.
Mix
with
bread
cubes,
parsley
and
seasonings.
giblets
and
enough
hot
broth
to
j
moisten
cubes
slightly.
Suffl-1
clent
to
stuff
a
5
pound
chicken
Eggplant
Scallop
1
medium
eggplant
3
tablespoons
mild-flavored
fat
.
S
4
medium
tomatoes
J
1
teaspoon
salt
V
teaspoon
paprika
1
tablespoon
brown
sugar
3
tablespoons
grated
cheese
2
tablespoons
grated
onion
Cut
eggplant
lnt6
lA
inch
slices
and
peel.
Peel
tomatoes
and
cut
in
V2
inch
slices.
Saute,
eggplant
In
fat
until
lightly
browned.
Remove
from
pan
and
lightly
saute
tomato
slices.
Place
a
layer
of
eggplant
in
bottom
of
greased
baking
dish.
Cover
with
a
layer
of
tomato
slices.
Combine
salt,
paprika,
brown
sugar
and
cheese.
Sprinkle
mixture
over
layers.
Repeat
layers
until
all
veEetables
are
used.
Top
Philadelphia,
whose
mother
died
with
grated
onion.
Bake
In
mod
In
1906.
Nearest
grocer
erate
oven.
325
deg.
F
until
egg
plant
Is
tender
about
30
minutes.
Six
servings,
Pumpkin
Chiffon
Pie
312
cups
cooked
pumpkin
1
cup
brown
sugar
3
eggs
l2
teaspoons
ginger
1i
teaspoon
cloves
Vt
teaspoon
allspice
2
teaspoons
cinnamon
1
teaspoon
salt
2
cups
milk
2
baked
9-Inch
pie
shells
Bake
or
steam
pumpkin
until
tender,
press
through
a
sieve.
Measure
and
mix
with
3,i
cup
brown
sugar,
beaten
egg
yolks,
spices,
salt
and
milk.
Cook
In
the
top
of
a
double
boiler
until
thickened,
about
20
minutes.
Beat
egg
whites
until
stiff,
beating
in
remaining
V
cUp
sugar
and
fdld
merlngUe
quickly
Into
the
pumpkin
mixture.
Pour
filling
Into
the
baked
pie
shells
aid
bake
In
a
moderately
hot
6ven,
375
cleg.
F,
;for
10
minutes.
Cool
and
serve.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
KEEPING
HOUSE
IN
WARTIME
Tasty
and
Easily
Prepared
Dishes
-
Simple,
S'eafonal
and
Chicken
dinners
are
popular
inow
and
It
can
be
a
dinner
In
'
the
traditional
manner
this
year.
p-.ns
to
last
50
weeks.
Instead
of
the
36
weeks
covered
by
Ration
Book
4.
Also,
sheets
of
extra
The
comrfiddltles
which
have
been
ratldrie'd
In
Canada
are
sugar,
tea
arid
coffee,
butter,
meat
and
preserves.
Meat
rationing
was
suspended
last
I
March,
arid
tea-Coffee
'
ratlofi
was
rerrioved
In
September.
So,
the
only
commodities
now
rationed
are
sugar,
butter
.and,
preserves.
Are
you
entertaining
out-of-town
house
guests?
You
will
be
doing
them
ah
honor
by
having
us
publish
a
personal
no:e
about
their
visit.
The
Expert's
Say
...
By
the
Canadian
Press
to
how
oatmeal
can
be
used
mere
often.
It
Isn't
limited
to
.
porridge
arid
cookies.
Consider
the
'possibilities
of
oatcakes,
pancakes,
French
Hkt
Styles
in
Milit&ry
Lines
PARIS,
Oct.
13
a
Parisian
modistes
have
already
started
to
work
on
liberation
hat
styles
i
whose
basic
design
is
copied
I
from
American
and
British
typs
;
helmets.
The
modistes
say
while
the
(American
helmet
is
more
frequently
seen
on
Paris
streets,
the
shane
nf
the
hteh-brlmmed
tin
PLAIN,
OLD
FASHIONED
oat-
hat
wom
by
British
and
Cana-meal
is
one
of
the
best
sources
'
dlan
troops
lends
jtseir
more
of
vitamin
B,
the
vitamin
so
aslly
to
pert
deslgn,
many
Canadians
find
hard
to
-
pack,
into
their
dally
fare,
says
An
estimated
50,000,000
acres
the
Nutrition
Division.
So,
h.t
nf
the
Dlains
In
the
menu
planners,
give
a
thought
i
Unlted
gtates
have
been
abarid-
j
oncd
as
farm
land.
COAL
SAVERS:
Experts
liave
estimated
that
the
amount
of
coal
Saved
by
installing
tfght-
quick
breads
and
cakes,
use
a
fitting
storm
windows
is
more
niue
p
imcKen
soup
ana
in
me
tnan
350
pounds
per
window,
dressing
for
fowl.
There
is
no
wnlch
m8ans
that
by
using
them
shortage
of
oatmeal
and
it
costs
raore
than
a
ton
of
coal
can
be
about
a
third
of
the
price
of
eacn
year
m
a
home
with
ready-to-eat
cereals.
!
slx
windows.
j
BAKED
ONIONS
and
cheese
c
O
O
K
I
N
G
CAULIFLOWER:
'
on
toast:
What
to
serve
a
fam-
wnen
you
are
using
cauliflower
Ished
family
at
lunch
time
is
aS
a
vegetable,
save
some
of
the
,
a
perennial
problem
for
most
flowerets
to
use
raw
in
a
mix-
j
hememakers,
and
here's
the
ecj
gaiad,
Nutrition
Services
sUg-
!
answer
straight
from
the
ex-
ests.
Ihe
stalks
arid
tender.
perts
In
the
Agriculture
Depart-
2reert
leaves
Jhould
not
be
dls-
ment
testing
kitchen.
carded
but
cookd
with
the
rest
Peel
and
slice
six
onions
cross-
of
the
cauliflower.
Since
the
wise
and
cook
In
boiling
water
stalks
take
slightly
longer
to
will
continue
to
Use
the
remain-
1
until
nearly
tender,
about
15
cook,
they
should
be
sliced
and
Ing
sugar,
butter
and
preserves
minutes.
Drain
well.
Arrange
ivarted
a
few
minutes
before
coiipbns
In
it
as
they
"beCome
dx
slices
of
toast
in
a
greased,
the
"flowers"
are
added.
Shf
Tin
?
UlLTnJZ
REFRIG
ERATO
R
SENSEL:
We
cnlons
in
it
with
three-quarters
..wrapplng
up
against
or
of
grated
cheese.
Beat
.
a
cup
,z
,
f
,-.
food
is
L
f
f.
We
cold,"
and
when
put
vji
1
u
uuu
wiii.
v
uv
ui
v
w
gether,
add
one-half
teaspoon
of
salt
and
one
-eighth
teaspoon
of
paprika
and
pour
over
nnlnrip
Trt
Ana
tnKlnennnn
in
the
refrilgerator'
wrapped
in
paper
or
paper
bags,
(t
Is
liter-
i
ally
wrapped
up
asasnst
the
cold.
'
for
the
paper
acts
as
an
lnsu-
V
r
u
HV
tor.
prs'veniing
the
pold
from
of
u
butter
and
oven
poach
for
mr
-
about
40
minutes"
at
about
350
.
;
degrees
fahrenhelt.
This'
serves
six.
SAVING
WOOL:
Have
vou
been
in,
the
habit
of,
discarding
a
needleful
of
wool?
It
rnay
'fern
'only
a
short
length,
the
I
Prices
Board
consumer
branch
j
says,
but
It
can
be
put
to
a
van-
;
ety
ol
uses.
The
day
may
come
when
'
you'll
want
to
eke
ou;
enough
of
that
color
for
a
re
inforcement
Job
or
to
sew
up
seams
'
j
Sometimes
several
tiny
balls
'
of
wowl
maV
be
left
bver
from
knft'iing
'miilti-colWed
s'oVks
or
twortuncd
sweaters.
A
practical
way
to
use
these
bits
of
wool
tb
good
advantage,,
say
the
',
exper$
is
to
make
gloves
with
each
finger
a
different
color,
knitted
Into
a
plain
dark
palm.
Bills.
.
.
bills
.
.
.
mixs.
.
.
.
Wondering
who
to
pay
first.-.
.Jtow
to
catch
up
on
those
overdue
accounts.
Put
your
affairs
in
order
with
a,
personal
loan
at
the
Royal
Bank.
Square
all
those
bothersome
accounts
at
once
.
.
.
then
budget
for
mon'thly
r'e-payment
to
the
bank
over
12,
18
or
even
24
months.
This
way
you
protect
your
credit,
avoid
worry
and
embarrSssment.
Our
Managers
are
constantly
making
loans
for
this
and
many
other
personal
purposes.
Yoiir
local
'Manager
will
be
glad
to
discuss
a
personal
loan
with
you
at
any
time.
LIVELY
AS
A
CRICKET!
Don't
let
sluggish
kidneys
slow
you
down.
Take
Gin
Pills
the
"relief
or
money
back"
remedy
and
see
how
much
better
youll
feeL
R.gutar
slit,
40
Fills
larg.
sixt,
80
Pills
In
tin
U.S.
nklil
"Gin.
Pllll"
-
-'
Lijz
I
ll
-
"
ll
POSmAVfL
PERSONAL
LOANS
AVAILABLE
To
pay
doctor,
dentist
or
hospital
bills
.
.
.
to
meet
taxes
...
to
consolidate
debts
...
to
buy
fuel
...
to
repair
or
improve
the
home
...
to
meet
educational
expenses
...
to
take
'advantage
of
bargains
and
business
opportunities
...
to
meet
emergencies,
etc.
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
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indoor
and
outdoor
applications,
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lamps
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unusually
bright
concentrated
illumination,
the
less
Vxpe'nsive
llerlector
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may
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