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IN
WARTIME
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were
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in
honor
of
whose
mar
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will
take
Many
beaull-
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in
varl-.2
rooms,
coined
i
p.-
ihe
guests
to
the
bride-,:c-e
they
might
-
the
evening
(
played,
the
Ul
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Tay-
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ily
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full
strength
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volume.
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fuel
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watchwords
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Delicious
Easter
Dinner
f
or
Patriotic
Canadians
Easter
menus,
like
the
occasion,'
should
be
very
special,
with
spring-like
touches
predominating,
This
year
is
no
exception,
although
ham,
the
traditional
Easter
meat,
may
be
scarce.
Large
quantities
of
pork
are
being
shipped
overseas
to
fill
contacts
with
Great
Britain,
so
patriotic
Canadians
may
have
to
use
other
meats
Instead.
However,
with
lamb,
chicken
and
beef
'on
the
market,
there
la
plenty
of
choice
for
everyone.
"The
following
menu,
suggested
by
home
economics,
Is
particularly
attractive:
,
Consomme
Roast
Beef
Spinach
Shredded
Carrots
and
Onions
Pan-Browned
Potatoes
Tossed
Green
Salad
Butterscotch
Ithubarb
Pie
Finger
Rolls
Coffee
In
roasting
beef
cook
un-
IS
.IIRUK
Including
'tlicilntcst
H"un
lan
i
a
matter
-
-vui,
wc
nu
it
a?
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were.
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nt.
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anca
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Plumes
Galore
All
New
York
Styles
nette's
Ladies'Wear
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fllrjt.
lie
I'rinrc
Rupert
'urea
and
finest
quality
drugs
and
compound
with
"
accuracy,
our
reputation
has
been
built
on
"pert
reliable
compounding.
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pioneer
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IIoldays
from
12-2
p.m.
and
7-0
pnv
STORE
PimNM
81
and,
82
cal
and
easier
carving.
Make
pianty
of
gravy.
.
Shredded
Carrots
and
Onions
12
medium
carrots
2
medium
onions
Vz
cup
water
4
tablespoons
mild-flavored
fat
1
teaspoon
salt
Wash
carrots,
and
scrape
If
necessary.
Peel
onions,
then
shred
both
vegetables,
using
a
coarse
grater
or
shredder.
Cook
with
remaining
Ingredients
In
a
tightly
covered
saucepan
for
1U
minutes.
Six
servines.
Ituttersc4)tcli
Itnuliarh
.
I'ie
4
cups
cut
ruubarb
Vi
cup
white
sugar
Vt
cup
flour
2
tablespoons
butter
2
tablespoons
mild-flavored
fat
One-third
cup
brown
sugar
'u
tea-spoon
salt
'.'z-cup
flour
Pastry
for
crust
Pour
boiling
water
over
rhu
covered.
Do
not
add
water.
1
barb.
Let
stand
for
five
minutes,
Wljther
meat
Is
seasoned
before
;
then
drain.
Line
a
deep
9-lnch
or
after
roasting
is
optional.
Use
pie
plate'
with
pastry.
Combine
a
moderate
oven,
325
degrees
-
white
sugar
and
the
lA
cup
flour,
350
degrees
F,
for
the
entire
mix
with
rhubarb
and
arranee
degrees
F,
for
10
minutes,
then
reduce
temperature
to
375
degrees
F.
and
bake
20
minutes
longer.
The
Experts
Say
DIET
MADE
CHAMPION
One
of
the'
reasons
behind
-Baroara
Ann
R'ntt'a
wlnnintr
if
ihr
to
stick,
a
survey
of
a
?;roup
of
I
army
men
some
time
ago
lndi-1
I
cates.
Of
the
group
in
question
,
15
to
30
petcent
relused
any
,
'
vegetable
other
than
potatoes
and
about
one
percent
took
no
j
vegetaules
at
all.
In
some
casea
up
to
50
percent
of
the
men
who
did
take
potatoes
failed
to
eat(
the
entire
serving.
Discussing
the
results
of
this
survey
ex
j
perts
at
the
Nutrition
Division
of
the
Health
and
Welfare
De
partment
point
out
triat
vegetables
contribute
essential
vitamins
and
minerals.
Minimum
requirement
for
good
health
Is
two
servings
dally
In
addition
to
one
of
potatoes,
with
sreen
leafy
and
yellow
varieties
included
frequently.
SPICES
Spices
add
variety
to
cooking.
It
should
be
done
with
a
light
hand,
however,
since
a
heavy
hand
masks
flavors
instead
of
accenting
them.
Skllfull
blending
of
flavors
is
an
art
and
a
secret
blending
of
spices
has
made
many
a
famous
chef-many
good
recipes
call
for
a
bouquet
of
spices
cloves,
bay
leaves
and
so
forthIt
Is
wise
to
follow
the
manufacturer's
directions
when
using
synthetic
spices
and
atrlficial
flavorings.
If
directions
are
not
available
use
sparingly
until
the
amounts
for.
best
results
can
bo
worked
out.
USEFUL
BEAUTY
Growing
parsley
and
chives
on
the
kitchen
window
sill
instead
of
the
proverbial
geranium
serves
a
double
purpose
ns.
a
spot
of
beauty
In
the
kitchen
and
as
a
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
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P.O.
Box
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STREET
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Rupert
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General
Interest
Forewarned!
Householders
thinking
of
moving
to
Victoria,
Vancouver,
New
Westminster,
Hamilton,
Toronto,
Hull
or
Ottawa,
should
write
to
the
Emergency
Shelter
Administrator
In
these
cities
for
full
particulars
of
the
regulations
which
apply
to
Emergency
Sht-ter
Areas.
Rules
for
Tenants
A
tenant
may
continue
to
live
In
a
house
which
has
been
sold
unless
the
landlord
desires
the
place
for
his
own
use,
in
which
case
the
tenant
must
be
given
six
months'
notice
on
a
form
provided
by
the
Prices
-Board.
This
notice
cannot
terminate
during
the
winter
months,
October
1-April
30.
What's
in
a
Number?
-As
a
protection
against
-any
degradation
In
the
quality
of
shoes,
Canadian
manufacturers
are
required
to
stamp
each
pair
with
their
code
number.
The
number
Is
allotted
by
the
Prices
Board.
cooking
period,
allowing
20
to
Hn
pie
shell.
Cream
together
the
'for
preserves
and
canning
sugar,
30
minutes
per
pound
according
(butter,
fat,
-brown
sugar,
salt!
other
coupons
will
be
designated
to
whether
the
family
likes
iiland
the
'2
cup
flour.
Sprinkle
ias.valid
for
the
purchase
of
these
frare.
medium
or
very
well
done,
'this
mixture
over
top
of
rhu-I
rationed
commodities.
.
Let
tne
cooKed
roast
stand
in
a
1
warm
place
for
a
short
tim?
This
make.1.'
for
more
economi-
YOUR
Master
llomiH
h.irh.
R.iltf
In
o
hot
nvpr.
.425
More
to
Come
When
the
25
preserves
coupons
in
ration
book
5
have
come
due
Are
you
entertaining
out-of-town
house
guests?
You
will
be
doing
them
an
honor
by
having
us
publish
a
personal
note
about
their
visit.
first
aid
to
the
cook.
Both
pars-
,v..rth
American
SPnTor
l.rt.eV
and
chives
justify
themselves
hgure
skating
championship
at
n
several
counts.
Tney
are
per
'
New
York
recently
was
tier
well-
feet
for
garnishing,
add
flavor
rounded
diet,
well
suited
to
sus-
j
t0
f00d
and
contribute
certain
taming
her
through
gruelling
dements
to
the
diet.
Parsley
also
hours
of
practice
and
competl-
,
.
.
Otiawa
a
fine
flavor
to
soups'
sal"
ton
skating.
The
pretty
,3lves
glrl,
who
has
won
the
champion-lad
a"d
wnl'e
cnivia.
mild
ship
at
l'C,
is
a
perfect
advertise-
cousin
to
the
onion,
gives
a
dell-ment
for
simple
rules
of
health
(
lcate
flavr
t0
sandwiches,
ome--xerclse,
fresh
air,
nourishing
cttes.
potatoes
and
other
dishes,
food
and
plenty
of
sleep.
"Bar-
Another
spice,
now
almost
un-bara
Ann
doesn't
care
much
for!
knw"
b"1
popular
In
grand-sweets
but
she
likes
Just
about
mother's
day
and
deservin-j
of
a
anything
else,"
her
motner,
Mrs.
revival,
Is
peach
leaf.
It
gives
a
Clyde
Scott,
told
me.
"She
does
ians'.
maiviauai
uavor
io
umik
not
stick
to
any
strict
diet,
Just
mange
when
a
leaf
is
heated
in
well-rounded
meats:?
Eating
I
tne
mllk-
haoits
gained
in
ehildhood
seem
I
'HOW
CAN
I
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q-
How
can
I
make
wall
fcaper
paste?
j
A.
Dissolve
glue
by
soaking
21
j
hours
In
cold
water.
Boll
4
gal
lons
of
water;
ihen
stir
In
1
quart
of
flour
which
has
been
mixed
Into
a
smooth
paste
'with
cold
water.
Now
add
the
glue
water.
This
much
ihould
paper
one
large
room.
Q.
How
can
I
prepare
a
good
cold
weather
dish?
A.
A
delicious
dish
for
cold
weather
Is
green
peppers,
onions,
and
tomatoes
cooked
together.
Cook
slowly
In
a
cesserole,
season,
and
add
plenty
of
butter
'
Q.
How
can
I
economize
when
using
soap
flakes?
A.
Few
flakes
will
be
required
and
the
results
will
be
better
suds.
If
one
will
beat
the
-soap
flakes
Into
a
foam
with
the
egg
beater.
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9:00
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1
rv-
INSPIRATION
IN
JAM
SESSIONS
Jazz
Translated
Into
Pictorial
Form
Lends
Novel
Motif
to
Show
of
Paintings
in
the
Modern
Mood
By.
FRANK
HINDS
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
TORONTO,
March
13
CM
Hot
Jazz,
classical
composition
and
the
ballet
came
In
for
a
round
at
the
current
Ontario
Society
of
Artists
show
at
the
art
gallery
here.
While
the
palette
and
the
lyre
struck
up
close
harmony,
wartime
subjects
which
naa
monopolized
a
section
of
the
annua!
show
in
recent
years
took
a
back
seat
with
only
a
sprinkling
of
I
the
152
canvasses
devoted
to
ml!-
i
ltary
themes.
The
exhibition
will
j
hang
here
until
-afl.er
Lasterj
when
It
will
be
moved
to
London,
j
Ontario.
i
One
of
the
most
provocative
,
paintings
In
the
show
Is
an
im-
pression
of
Healey
Wlllan's
Piano
j
Concerto'No.
1
by
Sycney
Waisoi-.
1
of
Toronto.
The
Toronto
compos-1
er's
concerto
Is
translated
onto
j
canvas
by
a
series
of
designs
inspired
by
the
measured
paces
of
the
composition.
At
the
other
end
of
liie
musi-1
cal
scale;
Owen
Staples
and
Michael
Mitchell,
both
of
Tor-1
onto,
deal
with
Jazz.
s:ap:es-
cx-
j
hlblt
Is
an
abstract
painting
In
reds,
blues,
violets
and
greens
with
a
piano
keyboard
and
a
sprinkling
of
musical
notes
suggested
in
the
maze
or
pattern.
"Sunday
Morning
Sea
Food"
a
portrayal
of
a
negro
musician's
Jam
session.
Is
a
more
orthodox
treatment
of
the
same
subject
by
painter
Mitchell.
W.
Hawley
Yarwood
of
Toronto
also
deals
with
a
musical
theme
in
his
poignant
"Guitar."
The
figures,
a
chlla
playing
to
an
audience
of
one
c:a
woman,
are
centred
in
a
patch
of
light
which
echoes
the
shape
of
th?
Instrument.
'Experiment
in
Curves"
by
Mrs.
Yvonne
Haus-j
ser
of
Toronto
places
the
out
lines
of
figures
from
the
ballet
j
against
a
swlrhng
nacs-I
ground.
'
Western
Artists
I
A
Vancouver
palmar,
Mrs.
Viola
Campbell,
is
responsible
for
the
most
amusing
picture
In
the
(show.
An
exercise
in
pure
de-,sl2n.
"The
Little
Visitor"
is
seat
ed
primly
in
her
Sunday
b3st
against
a
formal
oaekground
'fwhich
includes
two
plants
on
a
window
sill
exactly
balanced
behind
the
figure
of
the
child.
W.
R.
Beny
of
Medicine
Hat
has
entered
a
gaunt
landscape
This
is
a
reminder.
If
you.
haven't
completed
and
returned
your
Family
Allowances
Registration
Form,
nlease
do
so
immedi
ately
in
the
interests
of
your
children.
First
cheques
will
be
hulled
in
July,
19-15,
but
only
to
those
eligible
.families
which
have
completed
and
returned
the
registration'form.
I
.
Mil
Ml"
will
be
paid
ewy
month
for
every
eligible
child
under
16,
to
help
parents
provide
children
widi
medical,
dental
and
nursing
service,
more
nourkhinir
food,
adequate
clothing
and
shelter.
They
will
help
equalize
opportunities
for
all
children.
Parents:'
Here
is
practical
assistance
for
you
in
raising
your
children.
Please
do
your
part
by
returning
the
Registration
Form
promptly.
Published
ntultr
iht
authority
of
HON.
BROOKE
ClAXTON,
Minister,
DIPAKTMfNT
OF
NATIONAL
HIAITH
AND
WElFARt,
OTTAWA
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
I
Wednesday,
March
28,
1945
and
Montreal
also
attracted
considerable
attention.
Cher
artists
-represented
In
the
exhibition
induce:
Elizabeth
L.
Cann,
Yarmouth,
NS.;
Eric
Curry,
Bedford,
N.
S.;
David
Whitman,
Halifax;
Jack
Humphrey.
St.
John.
N.B.;
Fritz
Brandtner,
T.
H.
Garslde
and
F.
B.
Taylor
all
til
Montreal:
'CVl
long
on
lusciousness
MAGIC
Dutch
Apple
Cake
2
cup
flour
H
tip.
aalt
4
ltpr..
Magic
naklnarowtlrr
4h.
butter
4
tba.
mijlar
6
ths.
milk
2
apple
Sift
toftrihrr
dry
infirfdientsi
cut
In
butter
with
two
knlve.;
aJJ
uar;
mil
IUIiij..Irop
eU
Into
cup,
unbeaten,
adJ
milk
Ice
cold.
Turn
on
to
floured
board,
hape
doufth;
pt
on
(Lreaned
heet.
Pare
and
cut
apple
Into
eighths;
preu
Into
parallel
row
Into
doujli;
.prlnkle
with
.uaar
and
cinnamon
and
dot
Willi
butter,
niiird
needier
la
tlie
proportion
of
two
tb.
.ugar
and
Jj
ip.
clnuamotu
llake
at
40tl
19
minute.
MAOK
IN
CANADA
Be
Your
Loveliest
this
Spring
...
One
of
our
latest
permanents
or
hair-dos
will
do
it.
Make
an
appointment
now
with
PEGGY
SAUNDERS
(Annette
Powell)
Fourth
Street
(across
from
Post
Office)
PAGE
FIVE
with
rain
elevators.
dwarfed
by
Mrs.
L.
L.
MiCauley,
Senneville.
the
iky,
the
prairie
and
a
tower-1
Que.;
.Ralph
Connor.
and
George
ing
swath
of
wheat
in
the
Im-
Eltel,
bcth
of
Kitchener,
Ont
;
mediate
foreground.
Vivacious
Stanley
Cooper
una"
.Langley
"Marie,"
by
Mrs.
A.
M.
Banting
!
Donges,
both
of
Par;
Credit,
On-of
'
Hamilton,
Ont.,
is
one
of
the
tarlo.;
WO.
John
Elnson.
Mrs.
II.
more
attractive
portalt3
In
tne
!
M.,Gordon
and
Mrs.
Edna
Tacon,
collection.
Two
watercolors
Qy
j
all
of
Hamilton,
Ont.;
Gordon
Irwin
L.
Cro'thwait
of
Ottawa
Stranks,
Bernard
FJynn,
Wilfred
4
Flood,
all
of
Ottawa;
Fred
Hag-an,'Newmarl:et;ont.;
Jack
Ham-er,
Peteiborough,
Int.;
Evan
Macdonald,
Giylph.
Ont.;
Frank
Panabaker,
Ancaster,
Ont.;
G.
Thomson,
Owrn
Souno,
ont.;
Lynn
Slssons,
Winnipeg;
Harley
Parker,
J.
W.
G.
Macdonald,
both
of
Vancouver,
and
Mrs.
Nan
L.
Cheney,
Capilano.
B.C.
Phone
Ulue-917
Cambridge
Clothes
FOR
THE
MAN
WHO
KNOWS
1
....
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L.
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-4
MORGAN'S
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
WEAR
3rd
Ave.,
next
to
Ormes
Delmort
Frozen
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Raspberries,:
Scrawberrles,
Sliced
Peaches.1
Enterprise
Fruit
'Co
PHONE
343
J.
L.
CURRY
CHIROPRACTOR
U
pain
Chiropractic!
If
nerve.wdoubly
so!
Smith
Block
Green
995
"For
Your
Parties
at
Home"
Chow
Mien
::
Chop
Suey
We'll
Prepare
It
'
.
.
.
You
Call
For
It
PHONE
BLACK
909
Half
Moon
Snack
George
Lum,
Proprietor
Corner
of
Cth
and
Fulton
Open
4
p.m.
to
3
axn.
Hit
Mt,A
'
from
the
thrifty
shoppers
and
come
to
The
Variety
Store.
Our
store
Is
filled
with
everyday
needs
with
gilt
suggestionswith
sparkling
new
Spring
Items.
And
the
prices
will
please
your
budget.
Come
In
and
browse
around.
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
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