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Kaffir
Ann?
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'Plan,
Buy
and
Cone.Up
Smiling
Food
Is
everyone's
business.
It
Is
certainly
the
homemalcer
's
business,
and
she
need?
the
wls-dotn'
of'Solomon
an4
the
patience
o
Job
to
feed
her
family
wisely
and'
please
them
as
wel)
.
Planning
and
buying,
wUh
an
eye
to
nutritional
values",
preparing
and
serving
foo
are
he,
r
cop-trrbutlpp?
to
the
family's
welfare;.
Anyone
Is
a
hcrojne
who
can
come,
up
smiling
at
the
end
of
the
day
after
a
tussle
with
tfie
ASTHMA
Dont
Gasp
(or
Breath
Sold
on
Money
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Belting
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Accessories.
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representative
stock
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popular
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NOTED
SURGEON
DIES
CARDIFF,,
Wales,
Q
Col.
A.
W.
Stie'en,
75,
surgeon
and'
flrs
provoftj
the
Wejsh
Rational
School
of
Mejjcjne,'
died,
fjfre.
I?
once
visualized
a
great
national
health
park.
oven
or
the
children's
meals.
Nature
is
on
the
side
of
the
homemaker.
She
supplies
In
abundance
the
foods
which
are
needed
for
health.
Canada's
Food
Ruies,
recommended
by
the
Division
of
Nutrition,
Ottawa,
are
the
accepted
guide
by
wise
women
for
making
sure
that
these
foods
are
Included
in
family
diet?,
every
day.
Expert
homcmakers
work
aq-cording
to
plan
.and
avoid
much
of
the
monotony
of
housekeeping.
The
following,
suggestion
will
help
to
lighten
her
Job:
Plan
menus
ahead
of
time
but
make
them
sufficiently
elastic
to
allow
for
slight
variations
If
needed;
shop
carefully
and
early;
store
food
properly;
prepare
and
serve
the
food
attractively,
remembering,
the
family
are
the
final
judges.
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Delivery
and
Transfer
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Avenue
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AUCTIONEER
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Rupert
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Delmore
Frozen
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Raspberries;
Strawberries!
sliced
Peachei.
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Fruit
Co.
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rr
KEEPING
HOUSE
IN
WARTIME
"A
'
Timely
Tips
Identification
Disc
Alike
as
two
tootfe
oiTmJllj
In
the
rejrtgeratorf
When
pul'tlng
away
the
morning's,
frsh
supply
throw,
a
us$d
Jar,-
ring
ovef
'the
b$$e
leji;
from'tlje
previous
day
so
that
ypu
111
know
for
sure
which
one
lb
use"
first.'
Crystal
Clear
For
easy"
an
d
satisfactory
washing,
of
windows,'
use'
ammonia,
not
soap.
Soap's'
a
must
foy'most'
cleaning"
but
H
make?
windows,
sjreaky
and
Hard
to
pol-is'li.'
Us
aout
i
tablespoons.''
of
liquid"
ammonia
to
a'
gallon
of
warm,
water,
wash
the
windows
thoroughly,
dry
with
clean,
lint-less
cloth
or
chamois
and
glye
a
final
polish
with'
newspaper.
Ready
for
the
Fill
When
the
preserves,
cupboard
U
being
housecleahed
Is
the
logical'
time
for
'checking
oyer
bottles
and
sealers
for
this
year's
canning.
Match
up
tops,
put
aside,
scalers
with
chipped
edges
and
see
that
all
are
clean
and
ready
for
big
days
ahead'.,
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
prevent
odors
from
fruit
juices
when
they
are
burning?
A.
There
will
be
no
odor
of
fruit
juices
when
it
runs
out
in
an
oven,
or
on
top.
of
the
.stove,
if
salt
Is
thrown
on
it.
It
can
be
easily
cleaned
wjien
burned
to
a
crisp.
Q.
How
can
I
relieve
coughing?
A.
To
relieve
coughing
at
night,
try
mixing
together
equal
parts
of
strained
honey
and
glycerine
and
adding
a
few
drops
of
lemon
juice.
Take
a
spoonful
whenever
troubled
with
coughing.
Q.
How
can
I
make
an
ash
stain?
A.
Mix
one
quart
of
boiling
linseed
oil,
one
quart
of
turi
pentine,
one
pint
of
whiting,
and
one
level
tablespoonful
of
raw
sienna.
The
Experts
Say
-
-
It
may
be
a
little
early
to
pick
fruit
and
vegetables
from
your
victory
garden,
but
you
don't
have
to
get
along
without
greens.
because
whether
wild
or
grown
in
the
garden
any
season
ir
greens
season,
Dr.
h.
B.
Pett,
head
of
the
Health
Department's
nutrition
division,
states.
Greens,
including
the
free,
wild
ones
like
lambs'
quarters,
purs
lane,
dock,
pokeweed
and
dandelions,
are
especially
valuable
for
their
contribution
of
vitamins,
Including
vitamin
C,
to
the
diet.
Pokeweed,
for
example,
has
twice
as
much
vitamin
C
as
spinach,
and
dock
pigweed,
wild
mustard,
lambs'
quarters
and
Russian
thistle
are
particularly
rich
in
carotene,
a
source
of
vitamin
A.
Dandelions,
because
of
their
flavor,
make
an
especially
good
mainstay
for
a
tossed
green
salad.
Wash
the
dandelion
greens
in
several
waters,
drain
thoroughly
and
sprinkle
lightly
with
salt
and
pepper,
toss
In
a
bowl
with
French
dressing.
Quartered
tomatoes
may
be
served
with
the
greens.
Hidden
hunger
is
an
ugly
expression.
It
Is
an
uglier
condi
tion,
however,
and
'it
attacks
people
who
have
slipped
into'i
the
rut
of
eating
just
to
satisfy
the
appetite
-without
paying
at
tention
to
the
needs
for
health,
and
they
may
be
starving
although
they
seem
to
be
well-fed.
If
the
wrong
foods
are
eaten
long
enough
hidden
hunger
will
cause
trouble
and
the
Nutrition
Division
lists
a
few
of
them
as
susceptibility
to
respiratory
dis
eases,
constant
tatigue,
insomnia,
inability
to
see
in
the
dark,
horny
or
rough
skin,
constipa
tion,
frequent
headaches.
CONSUMER'S
RATION
COUPON
CALENDAR
iii
Get
Maximum
Efficiency
From
the
Refrigerator
Refrigeration
plays
an
lm
portant
xole
In
the
preparation
61
meals
at
any
time,
but
particularly
in
summer
when
appetites
are
apt
to
be
picky.
"Serve
hot
things
hot,
and
cold
things
cold.'
CoVd
foods'"
should
be
thoroughly
chilled
'
to
bring
out
the
flavor.
Salad
greens
and
spinach
should
tie
washed,
excess
water
shaken
off,
then
stored
In
a
loosely
covered
container
to
permit
the
cold
air
to
circulate.
Then
an
attractive
salad
can
be
produced
Tr
a
few
additional
minutes.
Home
economists
suggest
the
I
following
ways
of
gelling
the
most
out
of
the
refrigerator.
I
-
.
rroper
storage
oi
ioqa
is
im-
pprtarit.
Overcrowding
keeps
the
cold
air
from
circulating
freely.
Remove
all
'outside'
wrappings
from
food
before
"storing
and
coyer
loosely
with
waxed
paper.
Keep
covered
butter"!
milk
and
any
other
foods
which
are
readi-Jy
tainted
by
the
absorption
of
odors.
Pjace
strong-flavored
foods
close
to
the
top
in
a
mechanical
refrigerator.
Fish
may
De
placed
In
the
tray
derectly
beiow
the
freezing
unit
without
contaminating
other
foods"
Uncooked
meats
also
niay
be
kept
In
tills
tray,
as
the
temperature
there
is
slightly
above
freezing.'
Do
not
store
bananas
in
the
refrigerator.
Coyer
left-overs,
In
order
to
retain
their
flavor
and
also
eliminate
food
odors
within
the
refrigerator
as
far
as
possible.
The
refrigerator
can
be
a
real
time-sayer
for
the
cook.
Here,
for
instance,
are
a
few
foods
which
can
be
prepared
in
advance:
1.
Light
syrups
for
sweetening
summer,
beverages.
2.
Sauces
Chocolate
sauce
to
serve
with
Ice
cream.
Custard
sauce
to
serve
with
chilled
desserts.
White
sauce
(medium)
to
serve
with
vegetables,
in
escalloped
The
right
foods
make
a
big
contribution
to
health
and
happiness
and
a
job
well
done,
the
Division
points
out,
and
Canada's
Food'
Rules
are
a
guide
to
the
proper
foods.
Fluffy
hot
rHs
add
a
special
touch
to
the
simplest
meal,
and
when
the
dough
can
toe
made
In
advance
and
kept
for
several
days
In.
the
refrigerator.
It
means
that
hot
rolls
may
be
added
to
the
menu
at
a
moment's
notice,
the
home
economists
of
the
Agriculture
Department
Consumer
Section
say.
This
basic
dough
will
keep
for
a
week
if
stored
in
the
refrigerator.
It
may
be
used
for
plain
rolls,
butterscotch
rolls,
or
fill
the
bill
for
a
few
rolls
and
a
small
loa
of
bread.
,
The
recipe
calls
for
1
1-3
cups
of
milk,
1
compressed
yeast
cake,
2
tablespoons
of
sugar
2
teaspoons
of
salt,
4
tablespoons
of
mlld-fiavored
fat
and
3'2
to
4
cups
of
all-purpose
flour.
Scald
the
milk.
Dissolve
the
yeast
cake
and
sugar
in
1-3
cup
of
milk,
cool
to
luke-warm
temperature.
To
the
remaining
cup
of
mflk,
add
salt
and
fat.
yhen
luke
warm,
"combine
with
yeast
mix
ture
and
add,
about
3'2
cups
of
flour.
If
dough
Is
not
used
immedl-p.tely,
turn
out
on
a
floured
board
and
knead
briskly
for
8
to.
10
minutes.
Form
into
rolls
and
allow
to
rise
until
double
In
bulk
(about
2
hours).
Bake
In
moderately
hot
oven,
"iS
degrees
fah-renhelt,
for
20
to
25
minutes.
This
makes
two
dozen
rolls.
If
dough
Is
to
be
stored,
knead
on
a
floured
board,
grease
top,
cover
with
waxed
paper
and
store.
It
will
keep
for
six
or
seven
days.
MAY
-
i
1
i
dishes,
and
diluted
,ln
cream
soups.
3.
Chilled
desserts
fruit
whips,
Jelly
sponges,
Spanish
cream,
etc.
4.
Refrigerator
cookies,
which
Oi
require
less
flour
and
also
are
crlsper.
They'
save
bottT
time
of
and
fuel,
as
'they
may'bj'
baked
wlien
heeded,
or
when
the
oven
has
been
heated
for
other
pur
Is.
poses.
5.
Frozen
desserts
sherbets,
water
ices,
etc.!
(made
in
a
mechanical
refrigerator)."
"C.
Refrigerator
rolls.
As
th?
.
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I
Swn
$
F-
LWhX'
be
stored
for
one
week
and
bak-
C.'
(i
n
,
r(nnir!
,
In
an
Ve-refrl2-
V..
-
1
"
"
"
"
"
erator
the
temperature
U
usually
ohove
45
degrees
F.
ulch
Is
sufficiently
warm
to
'permit
th?
growth
of
'the
y$Ut.
Therefore
it
is
not
practical
to
store
yeast
doughs
for
more
than
2f
hour.s
In
an
Ice-refrigerator.
Refrigerator
Itolls
2
cups
boiling
water
Hi
tablespoons
salt
oi
4
to
Vjj
cup
su
jar
3
tablespoons
mild-flavored
fat
2
yeast
cakes
V
cup
lukewarm
water
1
teaspoon
sugar
1
egg
C
cups
flour
To
the
boiling
water
add
the
salt,
sugar
and
mlld-flayored
fat.
Cool
to
lukewarm.
Dissolve
yeast
cakes
in
lukewarm
water
which
has
been
mixed
with
1
teaspoon
sugar.
Beat
egg
then
add
yeast
mixture
and
beaten
egg
to
first
mixture.
"Add
flour
and
knead
until
smooth
and
elastic.
Place
in
greased
bowl,
cover,
and
allow
to
rise
until
double
In
bulk.
Knead,
and
if
dough
Is
to
be
stored
in
refrigerator,
brush
surface
with
mild-flavored
fat
and
cover
tightly
until
required.
Remove
from
refrigerator
at
least
1
hour
before
baking
and
shape
Into
rolls.
If
rolls
are
to
be
baked
without
storing
In
refrigerator,
shape
Into
rolls
Immediately
and
place
on
greased
pan
or
muffin
tins.
Allow
to
rise
until
double
in
size.
Bake
in
a
hot
oven,
400
degrees
F.,
for
15-20
minutes.
Makes
4
dozen
rolls.
Of
General
Interest
More
About
Canning
Suifar
Spare
"P"
coupons
will
be
used
for
the
purchase
of
preserves
or
one
half
pound
of
sugar,
when
all
the
present
"preserves"
coupons
have
become
valid.
Snare
"P"
coupons
4-13,
valid
July
19,
have
been
earmarked
for
the
purchase
of
sugar
for
canning
to
be
used
along
with
preserves
coupons
43
and
"44,
now
valid
and
49-5G
coming
due
on
May
17.
Priority
for
Safely
When
authorized
by
police,
In
the
Jnterests
ot
safety,
Canadian
motorists
will
be
able
to
ge,t
urgent
repairs
or
replacements
for
their
automobiles
at
once
regardless
of
their
gasoline
ration
category.
Pile
Menus,
Prices
Within
30
days
of
purchasing
a
restaurant
or
opening
a
new
establishment,
.
proprietors
must
file
lists
of
their
menus
and
maximum
prices
with
the
Prices
Board.
Furthermore,
full
particulars
must
be
filed
on
any
item
which
is
later
added
to
the
menu.
Emergency
Shelter
Kulcs
Persons
now
occupying
family
quarters
and
this
includes
everything
from
one
room
with
kitchen
privileges
to
a
10-room
house,
ate
obliged
to
get
either
an
authorization
or
a
permit
before
they
move
Into
new
quarters
in
any
Emergency
Shelter
Area.
Buy
the
8th
Victory
Bonds!
COUPON
VALUES
tUTTII
M
pound
SUOA
.
I
pounj
"
SUN
MON
TU1S
-
WID
I
THURSDAY'
Ml
SAT
3
Butler.
Coupon
105'
J
2
J
13
14
1$
ffrttBar
S
19
20
21
2a33M
25
26
28
2930
Bu,,er
Coupon
108
CITY
EMBARKS
ON
CHILD
CARE,
GUIDANCE
PLAN
ROCHESTER,
Minn.,
April
28
A
conception
-
to
-
mdturlty
study
combined
with
a
program
9)illd,
carp
a.Od
guidance,"
plannecl,
to
cpyer
an
qnU.rp
generation
of
RoQlie.stec'8
babies.
under,
way
here.
One
of.
the
objectives
of
the
project
Is
to
learn
ways
to
foster
emotional
stability.
The
program
begins
with
babies
borii
In
1944
and
Is
sponsored
by
the
Mayo
Foundation
of
the
University
ofMliV-nesota
under
direction
of
Dr.
'nderson
Aldrlch,'
former
head
of"
the
Chicago
Children
IJospltal,
and
president'
ot
the,
American
Pediatric
Society.
The
Rochester
ljealth
department
and
public
schoojs
and
various
departments
of
the
university
are
co-operating.
"We
live
in
a
democracy
which
we
are
fighting
to
preserve,"
says
Dr.
Aldrlch.
'The
children
now
growing
up
will
be
its
leaders
me
tuture.
uut
we
cannot
expect
to
riaye
successful
lead
ers
In
a
democracy
unless
they
ure
emotionally
stable
enough
to
stand
oh
their
own
feet
and
give
and
take
freely
with
their
fellow
men.
"This
required
emotional
sta
bility
must
stem
from
a
basic
security
and
confidence,
the
kind
that
grows
up
from
child
hood,
it
does
not
seem
im
passible
that
human
nature
may
have
more
co-operation
aspects
than
we
have
hitherto
thought
possible.
We
can
make
a
start
at
finding
this
out
by
applying
the
wholesome
principles
of
grbwtli
to
Infant
and
child
care."
Five-Stage
Program
The
program
will
be
carried
on
in
five
stages
pre-natal
care,
hospital
care
at
birth,
babyhood,
pre-school,
and
school
age.
All
children
will
be
given
health
supervision
based
on
growth
needs
of
the
individual
child.
At
all
stages,
Dr.
Anderson
says,
children
will
be
given
the
benefit
of
latest
developments
In
the
field
of
pediatrics
and
child
learning
habits.
He
mentions
specifically
the
observation
that
children
can
be
taught
certain
subjects
more
easily
when
they
reach
an
appropriate
stage
of
mental
development
than
at
a
specific
age
dictated
by
custom.
"Research
has
been
started,"
he
says,
"to
see
If
we
can
correlate
the
muscular
tension
of
newborns
with
their
emotional
behavior.
"We
expect
to
carry
these
observations
on
as
the
children
grow
up,
to
establish
whether
or
not
dynamic
personalities
are
born
that
way
and
can
be
diagnosed
at
birth."
"Rochester,"
says
Dr.
Aldrlch,
"provides
an
unusual
opportunity
for
this
sort
of
program.
"Practically
all
of
the
chil
dren
born
In
the
city
are
under
uniform
medical
supervision.
Ninety-five
per
cent
of
them
are
bom
in
one
hospital
under
the
care
of
clinic
obstetricians,
and
are
seen
both
In
the
neonatal
and
well
baby
stations
by
pediatricians."
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