EEPING
HOUSE
IN
WARTIME
irn
rim
n
uikl
t)
HERE
Point
Becomes
t
Hill
at
Ceremony
ff's
Cathedral
remony
at
St.
An-,n
Cathedral
at
4
lay
afternoon
Mls3
olnt,
daughter
of
m
dash
ruiub
bouquet
of
roses
Imald,
Miss
Marlon
similarly
attired.
En
was
Tony
Point.
the
ceremony,
the
proceeded
to
Port
ft
mere
was
a
re-
school
house,
din
ing
being
enjoyed.
Matthews
of
Mas-the
toast
to
the
tie
groom
suitably
Iftbout
30
persons
is.
Hill
will
proceed
hnit.
n
M.ix.sptt
Dl
reside.
bD
COVERING
foil
for
r.inum
can
dc
molded
food
covers
which
!the
life
of
pcrlsh-
B
try
a
Classified.
Your
Loveliest
U
Spring
.
.
.
ARMSTRONG
pDIUM
YELLOW
CHEESE
ib
35c
I
Palm
E
CREAM
Any
Flavor
prick
OUv
VARIETY
OF
pNED
FRUITS
PEACHES
EARS
fLUMS
PHEENGAGES
M'RICOTS
PLACKBERR1ES
I
CORN
Pu
tin
tin
Klze
4,
l'n
!
BEANS
tin
fO
ES-
tlii
16c
19c
16c
15c
15c
Old
Favourites
Yield
To
.
k
m
1
i
m
-
New
Methods
of
Cookh
wr
...
tuvuni
ukiciuuiiiK
new
new
navs
ui
P",1!!:"
I
PParln
and
serving
them.
a
urn.
b."u
tors.
Peter
Hill
of
Kiev,
James
B.
Olb-Bie
Cathedral,
offl-
Ipresence
of
a
few
friends.
fes
gowned
In
white
One
wonders
If
a
homemaker
exists
who
doesn't
become
excit
ed
over
new
Ideas
and
secrets
In
cooking.
Most
groups
of
women
dearly
love
to
exchange
their
findings
on
wartime
cooking
and
hear
how
to
"make
do."
The
home
economists
are
continually
experimenting
with
foods,
developing
ways
of
Making
do
with
available
sup
plies
Is
one
of
their
specialties,
and
today
they
are
sharing
some
of
their
secrets
with
Canadian
housewives.
The
Jenny
Cake
Is
a
1945
version
of
the
old-fashioned
Johnny
Cake.
Moreover,
the
mixture
is'
equally
good
baked
as
muffins.
The
Budget
Souffle
Is
an
example
of
top
stove
cooking.
Custards
and
souffles
are
usually
baked
In
the
oven,
but
It
has
been
found
that
results
arc
equally
satisfactory
on
top
of
the
stove.
The
tops
of
the
finished
product,
however,
lack
the
brcVness
of
the
baked
variety.
The
sponge
cake
is
made
without
separating
the
eggs.
Experiments
have
shown
that
If
sufficiently
beaten,
a
feathery
sponge
cake
lean
be
made
toy
this
method
which
will
appeal
particularly
to
owners
of
electric
beaters.
Jenny
Cake
4
cup
all
purpose
Hour
4
teaspoons
baking
powder
'a
teaspoon
salt
V4
cup
sugar
1
cup
farina
.uncooked
2
eggs
lour
latest
permanents
hair-dos
will
do
it.
En
appointment
now
with
Y
SAUNDERS
(Annette
Powell)
jreet
(across
from
Post
Office)
'20-oz
11
Phone
Blue
917
acKenzie
Furniture
Limited
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
SHADES
All
standard
sizes
In
stock;
colors
green;
36-lnch
window
shade
$1.10
!
or
mall
us
any
size
window
shade,
any
color
hat
you
require
.
.
.
they
will
be
mailed
or
delivered
to
you
C.O.D.
327
3rd
Avenue
West
SWIFT'S
s
PRODUCTS
BROOKFIELD
Q7(
CHEESE
lb
U
1
wc
OLD
CHEDDAR
9Q
y2-lb.
tub
JEWEL
Iftn
SHORTENING
lb.
.
PREMIUM
SIDE
25C
BACON-Vi-lb.
Pk-
.-AOX
PARD
DOG
FOOD-
OftC
MV
2
pks
premi
25c
tin
"
CLASSIC
25C
CLEANSER
4
tins
"'
CLARK'S
FANCY
TOMATO
JUICE
12C
20-oz.
CLARK'S
TOMATO
OKp
JUICE
48-oz
APPLE
JUICE
14c
.,
.
Z9C
FLOUR
SMI
S
99c
mg
1
cup
milk
3
tablespoons
mild
flavored
fat,
melted
Mix
and
sift
flour,
baking
powder,
salt
and
sugar.
Add
farina
and
stir
well.
Add
beaten
eggs
to
milk.
Add
melted
fat
to
liquid
and
quickly
combine
dry
Ingredi-elts.
stir
well'
and
Immediately
pour
into
a
well-greased
8x8
inch
pan
or
muffin
tins.
Bake
in
a
moderately
hot
oven,
375
de
grees
P.
Allow
25
to
30
minutes
for
cake
and
20
minutes
for
muffins.
Serve
hot
with
maple
syrup.
Eight
servings.
Budget
Souffle
IV2
cups"
soft
bread
crumlbs
1
xh
cups
milk
6
egg
yolks
Salt
and
pepper
to
taste
Mj
cup
grated
cheese
6
egg
whites
Mix
together
crumbs
and
milk,
soak
10
minutes
then
beat
until
smooth.
Beat
egg
yolks,
add
salt
and
pepper,
and
combine
with
bread
mixture.
Add
grated
cheese.
Beat
egg
whites
until
stiff
and
fold
Into
mixture.
Pour
Into
greased
casserole,
cover,
and
cook'
over
boiling
water
until
firm
(about
40
minutes).
Do
not
remove
cover
during
cooking
period.
Six
servings.
For.
variety
add
1
teaspoon
chopped
parsley,
and
2
table
spoons
grated
raw
carrot.
NOTE:
The
greased
top
of
double
boiler
may
be
used
In
place
of
casserole.
Sponge
Cake
4
eggs
3.4
cup
fine
granulated
or.
fruit
sugar
1
cup
less
2
tablespoons
pastry
flour
OR
3,i
cup
all
purpose
flour
Pinch
of
salt
1
teaspoon
lemon
Juice
Beat
eggs
in
electric
mixer
at
high
speed,
until
light
and
fluffy
(about
5
minutes).
Add
sugar
gradually,
continuing
to
beat
at
high
speed
for
5
minutes.
Sift
together
flour
and
salt,
and
fold
Into
egg
mixture.
Add
lemon
Juice.
Bake
in
large
tube
cake
pan
In
moderately
slow
oven,
325
degrees
F.,
for
45
minutes.
(2
AS
METER
TOO
HIGH
CLIFFEE
VALE,
Eng.
if)
Eighty-two-year-old
Jim
Gibson
and
his
wife
probably
would
be
alive
If
the
penny-ln-thc-slot
gas
meter
In
their
home
In
(his
Staffordshire
town
hadn't
been
so
high
up
on
the
wall.
To
reach
WAISTLINES
LIKE
DOLLS
Surprizes
Due
in
Buying
Caster
Suits
NEW
YORK,
March
20
ffii
Be
prepared
for'
surprizes
when
you
go
to
pick
out
your
Easter
suit,
You'll
find
the
classic
tallleur
has
developed
a
lot
of
new
tricks
so
new,
in
fact,
that
you
will
hardly
recognize
the'
dear
old
girl.
You'll
see
suits
with
long
tunic
Jackets,
for
Instance,
nipped
In
at
the
waistline
and
flared
below
worn
over
matchstick
skirts.
You'll
see
bolerp
suits
In
all
versions,
from
fitted
walst-
length
Jackets
of
the
bellhop
variety
to
even
shorter
models
which
show
a
strip
of
blouse
be
tween
Jacket
and
skirt.
You'll
see
suits
that
have
gone
utterly,
irrevocably,
feminine,
with
soft
tailoring,
fanciful
clos
ings,
unexpected
color
combin
ations.
You'll
be
amazed
at
the
new
wrinkles
in
lapels,
which
somc-
times
disappear
altogether,
sometimes
Jut
out
like
wings,
coil
like
cornucopias
or
multi
ply
in
petal-like
formations.
Checks
are
big
news
this
Sp
ring,
and
so
is
navy
blue,
as
al
ways.
Grey
flannel
Is
one
of
the
season's
high
notes,
and
then
there
are
the
trl-color
suits,
with
Jacket
one
color,
skirt
another
and
blouse
a
third
tone.
Blouses
still
go
for
the
high,
wrapped
neckline,
and
Jackets
as
a
rule
have
high
closings.
It's
a
suit
Spring,
but
this
year
you
can
be
as
feminine
as
you
please,
and
still
be
suited.
Timely
Tips
When
Memory
Kails
.
.
a
shopping
list
helps.
It's
bound
to
be
a
nuisance,
and
these
days
perhaps
It
Is
a
down
right
tragedy
to
get
home
with
a
Insurance
Is
to
keep
In
your
purse
a
list
of
clothing
sizes
for
the
different
members
of
your
family.
Shattered
and
Seattcrcd
Even
a
new
broom
would
not
sweep
up
all
the
fine
splinters
the
best
things
for
this
Job.
For
Safer
Toddling
When
little
leather
soles-
on
toddlers
shoes
are
worn
smooth
Of
General
Interest
:
Permits
and
Notices
Since
February
1,
landlords
of
commercial
premises
nave
been
required
to
give
inelr
tenants
notice
to
vacate;
providing
of
course
that
they
have
secured
a
permit
from
the
Prices
Board
to
occupy
the
business
premises,
themselves.
Syrup
by
Mail
consumers
are
reminded
to
Include
ration
vouchers
and
not
loose
preserves
coupons
when
ordering
maple
syrup
by
mail.
Gal
lon
'vouchers
may
be
secured
at
any
Local
Ration
Board
In
exchange
for
four
valid
preserves
coupons.
Household
Appliances
Included
In
the
new
pricing
regulations
governing
the
sale
of
used
goods
are
the
following
household
appliances:
domestic
sewing
machines,
washing
machines,
electric
and
gas-operated
refrigerators,
domestic
stoves,
ranges
and
other
heating
equipment,
radio
tubes
and
.domestic
electric
vacuum
cleaners,
musical
Instruments.
Top
Trices
on
Syrup
Maple
syrup
ceiling
prices
for
1945
arc
as
follows:
Canada
Light
Grade
$3.15
a
gallon;
Can
ada
Medium,
$2.00
a
gallon;
Canada
Dark,
$2.65
a
gallon
and
un
graded
syrup
$2.40.
Syrup
sola
In
bulk
and
not
In
a
metal
container
Is
25c
a
gallon
less.
S
RED
4
DONATIONS
CROSS!
Canadian
Legion,
B.
E.
S.
L.
$500
Edward
Lipsett
Ltd
100
Mr.
&
Mrs.
H.
A.
Breen
10
Mr.
C.
II.
Elklns.'
10
Mrs.
C.
M:F.
Smith
10
Smith
&
Elklns
20
Mrs.
W.
A.
London
5
W.
II.
Malkin
&
Co.,
50
Mr.
it
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
5
Mr.
W.
E.
Fisher
15
Pearl
R.
Eyford
5
Mr.
&
Mrs.
P.
A.
Berg
5
Mrs.
J.
Judge
5
wrong-sized
garment.
The
best
'Mr.
&Mrs.
J.
W.
Eastwood.
Mrs.
A.
M.
Beattie
5
Mrs.
P.
E.
Phillipson
.....
5
Mrs.
A.
Mclver
10
Mr.
&Mrs.
Geo.
Frizzell
5
Miss
B.
Cartln
.
5
Rev.
J.
A.
DonnelL
10
LMrs.
A.
MacKcnzie.......
of
glass
that
sometimes
result
Mr.
J.
Jonsson
Mitchell
&
Currie
50
David
Douglas
i
5
Mrs.
O.
iFurinell.
..
5
Mrs.
A.
IL'
Hiir-Tout
5
Mrs.
W.
H.
Love
......
5
it
they
used
a
stool
and
held
and
shiny,
a
good
rubbing
with
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dingweu
o
on
to
the
gas
pipe.
They
were
sandpaper
will
prevent
them
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
20
found
dead
In
bed
and
an
in-
from
being
a
hazard
to
active
Village
of
Osland
54
quest
revealed
asphyxiation
from
first-steppers
and
save
a
good
The
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
a
leak
In
the
pipe
they
used!
many
bumps
or
even
more
serl-
Ltd.,
Staff,
Butedale
133
as
a
grip.
ous
accidents
Ed.
Lipsett
Ltd.,
Staff
27
DUTCH
ORPHAN
IN
ENGLAND
Airman
Adopts
Two-Year-Old
Child
Whose
Parents
Helped
Him
Escape
f
LONDON,
March
20
CB
The
little
Dutch
girl
was
only
two
years
old
and
her
only
intro-duqtlon
to
England
was
a
piece
of
paper
In
her
hand
on
which
was
scrawled
the
name
and
ad
dress
of
FO.
Owen
Pratt.
But
everything
turned
out
all
right
for
this
orphaned
waif,
and
this
is
why:
FO.
Pratt
was
a
navigator
in
a
bomber
shot
'
down
last
autumn
over
Holland.
He
balled
out,
was'
Injured,
but
managed
to
elude
the
Germans.
A
Dutchman
and
his
wife
took
him
Into
their
home,
gave
him
food
and
shelter
and
hid
him
from
the
searching
Gestapo.
There
he
made
friends
with
the
couple's
baby
girl.
5
from
a
dish-washing
accident.
R.
M.
Jurovich
5
A
damn
cloth,
to
(be
discarded
Mr.
J.
Flint
5
afterwards,
or
a
damp
wad
of
'Mr.
M.
Pederson
5
absorbent
cotton
or
tissue.
ars
Then
came
the
day
when,
after
careful
preparation
by
his
hosts
through
the
Dutch
underground,
FO.
Pratt
left
his
hide-out
and
made
a
secret
Journey
to
England.
Since
reaching
here
he
has
been
in
hospital.
But
when
word
pamc
that
a
little
girl
with
his
name
and
address
had
come
to
England
under
a
scheme
which
Is
bringing
Netherlands
children
for
re
habilitation
holidays,
he
left
hos
pital
and
hurried
to
London.
He
found
her
to
be
the
baby
he
had
played
with
while
hiding
from
the
Gestapo
.
.
.
and
he
also
found
that
her
parents
had
been
shot
by
the
Nazis
for
har
boring
him.
She
had
been
taken
In
by
another
couple
and
finally
sent
to
England.
The
note
the
child
brought
ensured
her
future
FO.
Pratt
has
adopted
her
ana
is
sending
her
to
his
wife,
also
a
Dutch
girl,
now
in
New
Zealand.
TOOK
MOTHERS
NAME
Some
paintings
by
the
French
Impressionist
Picasso
are
signed
Pablo
Ryuiz,
the
painter's
real
name.
Picasso
was
his
mother's
maiden
name.
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
HE
ARDOWN'S
Try
Your
Local
Grocers
For
Quality,
Low
Prices
and
Service
PUREX
TISSUE
6
.
45c
cAMinuLs
TOMATO
SOUP
3u25c
SPANISH
OLIVES
27c
LIFEBUOY
SOAP
4
to
19c
MANITOBA
PEAS
49c
OLD
ENGLISH
11
A
Y
Liquid.
itZ
N.O-KUBBING
YYAA
Solid
tO?
VITONE
49c
PITTED
DATES
23c
SHREDDED
WHEAT
10c
SAVOY
CUSTARD
HANDY
WKAF
pound
pk.
9c
WAX
PAPER
19c
PAPER
NAPKINS
Pk.
15c
SHELF
PAPER
:
10c
Delnor
Frozen
Foods
CALL
IN
OR
HAVE
THESE
DELIVERED
WITH
YOUR
ORDER
FROZEN
PEAS
RASPBERRIES
KERNEL
CORN
BLUEBERRIES
CANTELOUPES
GREEN
BEANS
SPINACH
BLACKBERRIES
PEACHES
HONEY
DEW
GRADE
A
LARGE
EGGS
nOUDEN'S
CHOCOLATK
MALTED
MILK
in
cartons
doz.
16-oz.
42c
SARDINE
PASTE
6
tins
MACKEREL
OR
MUSSELS
.
10c
AYLMEK
MARMALADE
2
lb.
tin
25c
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
March
20,
1945
RIGHT-O
this
bread
is
tops!
Tends
Optical
Needs
Of
Canuck
Soldiers
WITH
THE
C.
W.
A.
C.
OVERSEAS,
March
20
Oi
Handling
over
1,000
orders
a
month
for
glass
eyes
and
spectacles
for
soldiers
of
the
Canadian
Army
Overseas,
Is
the
unusual
Job
of
LCpl.
Frances
Acheson
of
the
C.W.A.C,,
of
Vancouver.
When
a
soldier
in
the
field
loses
or
breaks
his
glasses,
his
prescription
formula
is
sent
to
her
and
she
orders
new
ones
from
the
optical
branch
of
the
Royal
Can
adian
Army
Medical
Corps.
Orders
for
new
glasses
for
the
wounded
personnel
are
sent
to
a
British
specialist
who.
supplies
and
fits
them,
since
the
Canadian
Army
has
not
yet
established
its
own
centre
for
this
work.
Your
Help
is
Urgently
Needed!
Never
was
there
as
great
need
for
the
aid
and
comfort
brought
by
YOUR
Red
Cross
to
prisoners
of
war,
wounded,
arid
civilian
victims
of
war.
The
need
mounts
as
victory
nears.
CAHADIANC
RED
CROSS
This
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-fo
bake
bread
just
right
use
Fleischmann's
fresh
Yeast
Meal
planning
today
calls
for
a
bigger
use
of
good
bread.
Now
your
family's
most
dependable
low-cost,
high-energy
food,
bread
is
a
good
source
of
Vitamin
B
good,
too,
as
a
stretcher
for
hardcr-to-get
foods!
If
you
bake
at
home
use
Fleischmann's
fresh
Yeast
for
bread
with
fine
flavor,
fine,
smooth
texture
every
time.
Today-ask
your
grocer
for
Fleischmann's
fresh
Yeast
with
the
familiar
yellow
label
Canada's
favorite
for
over
70
years!
MADE
IN
CANADA
SUPPIIMINT
YOUR
OUT
by
sating
2
ki
of
FLIISCHMANN'S
frih
Ttoit
vry
day.
Thl
lrh
Vaatl
It
anaiicallanl
natural
taurtaef
tha
Important
Complax
Vitamin.
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
If
a
man
has
escorted
a
girl
to
a
dance,
what
does
it
Indicate
if
he
chooses
another
girl
as
his
partner
for
the
first
dance?
A.
It
indicates
that
he
docs
not
know
his
fiuty,
which
is
that
he
should
always
dance
the
first
.
number
with
the
girl
whom
he
Is
escorting.
Q.
What
Is
the
most
appropri
ate
gift
that
a
bridegroom
can
give
his
bride?
A.
Some
article
of
Jewelry,
usually
suitable
for
her
to
wear
on
her
wedding
day.
Buy
War
Savings
Stamps
CIYE
w
your
dollars
generously
in
response
to
the
1945
Red
Cross
Appeal.
PHONES
585
-
586
WE
DELIVER
SPECIALS
GOOD
FROM
MARCH
21
TO
MARCH
27
NABOB
PRODUCTS
NABOB
TEA
lb
HEINZ
BABY
FOOD
2
tins
AJAX
COOKIES
1-3
Sandwich,
pk.
HOLLAND
RUSKS
HEINZ
PREPARED
MUSTARD
Jar
69c
NABOB
COFFEE
NABOB
BAKING
IQn
POWDER
12-oz.
.
JLW
v
NABOB
SPICES
tin
9c
NABOB
PUDDINGS
QCp
Chocolate,
4
pks
AO
We
Have
a
Good
Stock
of
RIPE
OLIVES
JELLY
POWDER
MINCE
MEAT
CURRENTS
PRUNES
RAISINS
19c
25c
19c
8c
Any
Brand
MILK
Evaporated
$4.69
HAZELTON
POTATOES
Sack
$2-95
l'cr
Case
WE
HAVE
A
COMPLETE
STOCK
OF
FRESH
FRUITS
and
VEGETABLES
All
vegetables
arc
trimmed
and
washed
before
being
offered
for
sale.
Surplus
stock
stored
'In
Kelvlnator.
OUR
PRICES
AltE
LOW!
BULK
CARROTS
OR
BEETS
5
ibs.
25
CORN
NIBLETS
tin
16c