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FOUR
THE.
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
June
18,
1945
DOCKET
BOMBS
ONE
QF
HITLER'S
MAJOR
MISTAKES
IN'
LATE
WAR1
LONDON,
June
18
The
story
can
now
be
told
of
the
failure
of
the
V-2
offensive
by
which
Hitler
hoped
to,
terrorise
the'
people
..of,
this.
country,
into.
a.
negotiated,
peace.
This
Wellsian
war,
by
which
Germans
on
the
other
side
of
the
North
Sea
killed
and
maimedi
inoffensive
civilians
at
a
distance
of,
200
miles,
may,
rank
with
Hitler's
failure
to
invade
Britain
and,
the
debacle
at
Stalingrad,
as
one
of
his
major
mistakes
of
the
war.
It
diverted
an
appreciable
part
of
his
manpower
and
material
to
a
form
of
warfare
which,
tragic
though
it
proved
to
thousands
of
people
in
London
and
fouthern
England,
made
them
.set
their
teeth
and
concentrate
on
speeding
victory.
In
all,
1,050
rocket
projectiles
reached
this
country.
They
were
aimed
It
London,
but.
a
large
proportion
fell
short,
particularly
in
Essex,
Hertfordshire
and
Kent.
Others
burst
In
tha
air
on
meeting
the
friction
of
atmosphere
after
their
flight.
65
miles,
above
the
earth.
Rockets
killed
2,'t
54-
people
and
ff
,
T
hm
4
m
diitinffiithed
Jetigntr,
thtxpet
UiUiuat
iuui
I'fiul
iiUu,
clean.
A
seriously,
injured
6,523i
The
avr
erage
resultof
the
bombardment
was
that
each,
of,
these:
50-foot
lOrton
missiles,
killed
2.7
civil-inns,
and
injured
six.
The
bombaxdment.
lasted
nearly
seven
months.
In
its
later-
stages-
a.
few.
flying
bombs
were
interspersed.
It
was
in
the
early
evening
of
Sept.
8
last
that
the
first
rocket
fell
on
Britain.
It
came
down
at
Chlswlck,
on
the
western
outskirts
of
London;
destroyed
eight
houses,
damaged
50,
killed
two,
people
andi
injured
10.
The
same
evening,
another
fell
In
a,
wood
north
of
Epplng,
Essex,
uprooting
trees
andi
making;
a
ltrge
oraten
The
only
casualty
was
a,
rabbit;
"Gas,
Mains?
Joke
Although
for,
months
there
m
X-
Ml
Would
a
few
pound.
les
on
your
weight
let
joi
wear,
the
season's
top
fashions
like
this
bold,
clear
print?
Then
write
for
your
copy
of
the
"Kellogg
Weight
Control
Plan,"
a
handy
punse-sized
guide
brimming
with
reducing
helps
and
menus
planned
for
your
individual,
needs.
You'll
see.
many,
of,
the.
menus,
suggesting
Kellogg'g
All-Bran,.
.
be-cauBe
it
is
guaranteed,
on
a
double
your-money
back
basis,,
to
help
you
keep
regular
naturally.
And,
because
it
is
made-
only.-
from;
the
vital
outer
layers
of
the
wheat,
it
is
rich
in
certain
"protective"
food,
elements
your,
body,,
must
have
.
.
..
diet.or.no
diet
No
won.,
der
this
delirious,
cereal,
is.
served
i
by.
Prince.
Rupert.
B.C,
R
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P'
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R'T
B
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SMOKED
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BLACK
COD
Canadian
Fish
AND
.
Cold
Storage
COMPANY
LIMITED
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
nearly
one
out
of
every
two
families
in
Canada.
Order:
a.
package
of
Kellogg's
All-Bran
from
your
grocer
today.
For
tha
"Kellogg
Weight
Control
Plan"
cut
the
box-top
from
the
All-Bran
package;
print
your
name,
address
and
request
on
its
back
and
mail
to
Dept.
'
133,,
Kellogg
Co.
of
Canada,
Ltd.,
London,
Ontario.
reducing
ffiDllriH
diets
had
been
rumors
of
the.
coming
of
the
rocket,
the
first,
explosions
caused
mystification.
An
early,
theory,
which
rapidly
became
a
joke
and
proved
once
again,
the
Londoners'
capacity
for
laughing
at
their
perils,
was
that
gas
mains
had
exploded.
Soon
it
was
seen
that
tha
locket
was
more
than
a
novelty
There
ware
many
major,
and
personal
tragedies
belore
the
last
missile
of
the
onslaught
fell
at
Orpington,
Kent,
on
the
evening
of
March
27,
causing
one
death
and
23
serious
Injuries.
Unlike
the
flying
bomb,
the
rocket
was
aweapon
which
gave
no
warning.
Flashing
from
the
sky
at
a
speed
faster
than
sound
the
first
indication
It
gave
was
an
explosion
which,
on
a
still
night,
could
be
heard
10
miles
away.
This
element
of
the
unexpect
ed
was
something
by
which
the
Germans
apparently
hoped
to
terrorize
the
population.
Actual
ly,
the
reverse
happened,
Londoners
soon
learned
that
the
long
rumble
which
followed
the
sharp
explosion
was
the
delayed
sound
of
the
rocket's
passage
through
the
air,
and
that
It
held
no
further
menace.
Although
In
one
24-hour
period
at
the
height
of
the
offensive,
17
rockets
fell,
people
continued
their
work.
Production
f"1
n
F
THE
BULKLEY
MARKET
Features:
CENTRAL
INTERIOR
Beef
:
Pork
Poultry
Products
'
Under
Most
Sanitary
Conditions
311
Third
Ave.
Phone
178
of
all
kinds
proceeded
without
interruption.
These
were
the
trjost
serious
of
rocket
incidents:
New
Cross,
AE.,
November
A
projectile
fell
on
a.
chain
store
during
the
lunch-hour
rush,
when
the
shop
was
crowded,
mainly
with
women
and
children,
and
the
pavements
outside
were
thronged;
160,
people
were
killed
and
108
seriously
injured.
Stepney,
E.
A.
rocket,
demolished
a
block
of,
flats
at
Hughes
Mansions,
in
March,
killing
134
1
and
injuring
49.
Smithfleld
Market,
Farrlng-
don-road,
E.C.
The
market
was
hit
at
a
time
when
the
stalls
were
busy
with
morning
shop
pers.
Bloodhounds
were
used
to
find
people
trapped
under
debris.
The
death
roll
was
110,
and
123
were
seriously-
injured.
Deptford,
Si!.
A
rocket
which
,fell
among
houses
in
Folkstone-
gardens
in
March
killed
52
and
Injured
32.
Islington,
N.
In
Mackenzie-road
last
December,
60
deaths
were
caused
and
99
people
serl-cusly
Injured.
In
addition,
35
hospitals
and
45
churches
and
chapels
were
kit.
At
least
one
V2
failed,
to
explode.
It
fell
in,
the
garden
of
a
house
in
Northumberland-avenue,
Hornchurch,
Essex.
The
earth
tremor,
was
sufficient
to
cause
slight
damage
to
four
houses.
She
Did:
Not,
Know
The
woman
in
whose
garden
it
fell
was
found
calmly
clearing
up
glass.
Not
until
the
police
told
her
did
she
realize
what
had
happened
QUICK,
GROWTH
SECRET
The
real
secret
of
crlspness
and
garden
freshness
is
quick,
growth.
This
is
especially
true
of
leafy
and
root
types.
Lettuce
that
has
been
checked
In
Its
growth
period,
or
carrots
or
young
beets,
and:then
srart
to
grow
again,
are
almost
sure
to
be
tougher
or
woodier
than
they
should
be.
The
reason
Is
simple.
Once
growth
slows
down
for
any
reason
the
roots
or
leaves
start
to
toughen
anddry
out,
with
the
result
that
crlspness
and
tenderness
soon
disappear.
Even
If
quick
growth
is
resumed
again
there
is
liable
to
be
a
lowering
of
the
high,
t
fresh
quality
one
has
a
right
to
I
associate
with
vegetables
grown
right
at
the
kitchen
door.
Market
gardeners
know
all
about
this
danger
and
they
j
guard
against
it
successfully.
By
proper
thinning
and
fertilizing,
by
contsant
cultivation
and
by
KEEPING
HOUSE
IN
WARTIME
TheXe
promptly
took
herjilfoCG
EcOlWimCal
UsC
of
ButlCr
family
mily
to
safety.
So
did
250
other
i
'
J
people
in
the
district,
while
bomb
disposal
experts
dealt,
with
the
rocket.
In
the
fight
against
,the
rocket
bomb
soldiers
on
leave,
and
civilians,
powerfully
reinforced
the
Civil
Defence
services.
On
more
than
one
occasion
America'n
soldiers
helped
to
save
the
lives
of
people
burled
beneath
their
homes.
Several
American
soldiers
were
killed
by
a
V2
which
fell
in
Duke-street,
W.
A
taxi
was
blown
Into
a
window,
of
Selfrldge's
and
no
trace
of
the
occupants
was
found;
'
Here,
are
other
Incidents
of
the
V2
offensive:
A
rocket
fell
within
40
yards
of
400
boys
on
the
playing
fields
of
Crelghton-road,
G
ra'mtn
a
r
School,
Tottenham,
N,
Only
two
were-killed:
Chelsea
pensioners
helped
In
rescue
work
when
the
medical
quarters
at
the
Chelsea
Royal
Hospital
were
hit
In
January,
causing
five-deaths.
"Orators'
Corner,"
Hyde
Park,
received1
almost
a
direct
hit.
It
occurred
In
the-morning,
when
few
people
were
about,
and
there
was
only
one
death.
Four
people
changing:
books
at
Dalston
public
library
were
killed
when
the
library
was
de
stroyed:
In
January,
Two
of;
the
victims
were
children.
Two
thousand
people
in
Ilford
Hippodrome:
were
laughing,
at
a
pantomime
when
a
rocket
fell
behind
the
stage
and
the
orchestra
were
deluged,
with
water,
from
an
overhead
tank.
The
company
carried
on.
Three
days
later
-the
roof
of
'
the
theatre
collapsed,
It
was
during
v
January
and
February
that
the
attacks
reached
their
peak.
The
enemy
apparently
fired
the
rockets
Indiscriminately,
night
or
day,
as
they
were,
assembled.
The
Germans
were
thought
to
have
preference
for
loosing
off
a
few
early
In
the
morning,
when
the
people
of'
Britain
were
beginning
to
stir
In
readiness
for
the
day's
work.
Conventions
Are
Being
Cancelled
OTTAWA,
June
18
W
An
appeal
has
been
made
to
hotels
and
the
Canadian
public
In
general
to
cancel,
all,
conventions
and
similar
gatherings
between
June
20
and
July
20and
to
avoid
railroad,
travel
during
the
same
period.
The
appeal
was
Issued
by
Finance
Minister
J.
L.
Ilsley
and
Munitions
Minister
C.
D.
Howe,
andiwas
occasioned
by,the
return,
of
servicemen
totanada
at
the
rate
of
30,000
a
month.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN:
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
AND
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OF
HERMAN
CARLSON,
DECEASED,
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor,
W,
E.
Fisher,
made
on
the
13th
day
of
June,
A.D.
1945.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
oi
Herman
Carlson,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
.
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
28th
day
of
July.
A.D.
194S.
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
required
to'
pay
the:
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
ipiu
uay
iu:june.
A.
LI.
Itf43.
OEOROE
It.
HALLETT,
Official
Administrator,
Atlln,
B.c.
"WHAT
IS
mm
.
wi?
Savory
Summer
Summer
time,
more
than
any
other,
seems
to
be
sandwich
time.
For
suppers
on
the
porch
or
in
the
back
yard,
week-end
picnic
meals
and
dog-day
lunches,
sandwiches
are
often
the
answer
to
the
question
"What
can
wc
have
that
is
quick,
easy
and
doesn't
mean
standing
over
the
stove?"
There
is
one
snag
to
sandwiches
though;
they
can
make
the
butter,
ration
disappear
In
short
order.
But
It
is
surprising
what
a,
long
way
a
little
butter
will
go,,
if,
you
concentrate
on
butter
-saving
ideas.
.
Here
are
suggestions
and
recipes
that
make
for
tasty,
economical
sandwiches
for
summer
fare.
With
a
filling
that
is
"spready"
but
not
too
moist,
butter
only
one
slice
of
the
The
Experts
Say
-
-
LESS
SUGAR
With
the
sugar
ration
reduced,
one
of
the
big
questions
now
is
to
find
recipes
which
can
be
adapted
to
the
smaller
amount.
This
rhubarb
desert
is
tooth
seasonable
and
sugar-saving.
This
rhubarb
whip
requires
less
sugar
if
you
pour
boiling
water
over
the
rhubarb.
Let
it
stand
for,
five
minutes
and
then
drain.
To
make
the
whip
soak
lVi
.tablespoons
gelatine
In
XA
cup
of
cold
water.
Add
soaked
gelatine,
V4
cup
of
sugar
and
one
tablespoon
of
lemon
juice
to
two
cups
of
hot
stewed
rhub'ard
and
stir
until
.gelatine
is
dissolved.
Cool
and
allow
to
set
partially.
Beat
two,
egg
whites,
with
a
pinch
of
salt
until
stiff,
then
beat
In
the
gelatine
mixture.
Turn
into
lightly
oiled
moulds
and
chill.
Unmould
and
serve
with
custard
sauce
made,
from
the
egg
yolks.
This
makes
.six
servings.
Last
lmpreslon
last
and
that
is
one
reason
why
desserts
are
such
an
Important
part
of
a
meal.
They
pass
judgment
on
the
success
or
otherwise
of
the
who!e.
These
Ups
are
pointers
on
the
road
to
success
in
dessert-making:
Jellied
Desserts
Allow
longer
time
for
setting
In
hot
weather.
Never
add
solid,
ingredients
Until
Jelly
Is
partly
set.
Fruit
will
float,
eg
whites
separate,
If
added
too
soon.
If
jellies
are
to
be
unmould-ed,
grease
the
mould
lightly
with
oil.
Cornstarch
Desserts
Cook
until
the
taste
of
raw
starch
disappears.
Steamed
Puddings
Leave
plenty
of
room
for
rising,
cover
closely
and
never
let
water
go
off
the
boll"
This
means
no
peeking
until
the
cooking
time
is
up.
Green
Foods
Argument
num
ber
one
in
favor
of
using
plenty
cf
green
foods
while
they
are
In
season
the
deeper
the
color
the
more
vitamins
are
likely
to,
foe
present,
says
the
Nutrition
Division.
This
goes
particularly
for
Vitamin
A
which
helps
keep
eyes
and
complexion
bright
and
teeth
sound.
One
good
serving
of
a
salad
leaf
lettuce
(outer
as
well
as
the
tale
inner
leaves),
watercress
and
spring
onions
would
supply
about
half
the
day's
needs
of
Vitamin
A
and
one-tenth
of
the
iron.
WITHOUT
A
watering;
whenever
necessary,
they
keep
their
eabbage,
caull.
flower,
celery,
radish,
lettuce
and
other
things
coming
along
almost
regardless
of
weather.
"Olve
the
average
vegetable
sufficient
room
between
plants,
cultivate
soil
thoroughly
so
that
there
is
a
fine
drought-resisting
mulch
on
top
always
during
the
growing
season
add
a
little
fertilizer,
commercial
or
natural,
water
those
rows
and
kinds
which
need
It,
and
there
will
be
no
tough
vegetables
in
your
garden
advise
the
professionals.
Staking
Is.
Important,
Staking
Is
essential
for
all
but
the
strongest
of
the
very
tall
plants
or
those
pruned
to
grow,
tall
like
tomatoes.
Big,
tall
perennials
like
delphiniums
and
hollyhocks
are
quite
liable
to
keel
over
in
a
high
wind
or
during
a
sharp
thunder
shower
and
make
the
whole
garden
look
a
mess,
i
Sandwiches
bread,
or,
to
stretch
the
butter
still
further,
cream
a
little
right
Into
the
filling.
With
sliced
meats
or
salad
fillings
a
seasoned
sandwich
butter
is
the
answer.
The
extra
Ingredients
Increase"
the
volume
and
because
they
are
tasty
they
can
be
spread
extra
thin.
Experiment
with
your
own
combination
of
these
ingredients:
prepared
mustard,
grated
horseradish,
mayonnaise
or
French
dressing,
chill
sauce,
peanut
butter,
ground
cooked
liver,
grated
cheese,
chopped
onion
or
chives.
Or
if
not
in
an
adventurous
mood,
follow
the
recipe
given
below.
Seasoned
Sandwich
Butler
if,
2
cup
Duuer
Yolk
of
one
egg
Salad
Dressing
There
is
no
such
thing
as
the
"one"
perfect
dressing
for
all
salads,
for
different
salads
require
different
qualities
of
their
dressing.
A
sharp
fruit
salad
demands
blandness,
a
mild
salad
needs
accent,
and
one
without
much
color
needs
color
In
its
dressing.
Peanut
Butter
French
Dressing
is
the
perfect
accompaniment
to
cabbage
or
carrot
salad.
To
make
It
place
the
following
Ingredients
in
a
Jar
with
a
tight
fitting
lid:
Vi
cup
of
vinegar,
3-4
of
a
cup
of
salad
oil,
one
teaspoon
of
sugar,
dash
of
pepper,
2
teaspoon
of
dry
mustard,
six
table-sooons
peanut
butter.
Shake
un-
tll
thoroughly
blended
and
store
in
a
co!d
p'ace.
Shake
well
each
time
before
using.
Timely
Tips
Positive
Action,
Another
article
in
the
rag
bag
long
before
its
time?
That's
what
often
happens,
particularly
to
inexpensive
clothes.
Best
insurance
against
thesj
early
discards
)s
a
bit
of'touchlng
up
before
the
garment
Is
ever
worn.
Sew
on
buttons
more
securely,
resew
is?ams
1-16
of
an
Inch
deeper
If
.they
are
too
narrow
or'
loosely
i&titched,
tie
up
dangling
threads,
reinforce
stitching
at
the
corners
of
pockets
and
face
with
tape
any
feeble-looking,
rolled
hems.
This
bit
of
work
pays
off
nicely
and
Is
much
pleasanter
than
repairs.
Saturday
Job,
.
.
.
advice
to
a.
school
girl
or
her
mother
If
a
weekly
chore
Is
to
"do"
the
Venetian
blinds.
Wash
the
slats
of
the
blinds
with
warm
water
and
mild
soap
suds,
ilnse
with
clear
warm
water,
let
dry,
and
wax
with
liquid
wax.
From
then
on
It's
mere
child's
play
to
keep
them
dusted.
Feather
Duster
...
a
use
for
everything
On
the
word
of
many
housewives
nothing
Is
better
than
a
turkey
wing
for
the
hard-to-get-at
pieces
of
dustlngfor
instance,
radiators.
Note
for
Ithe
future:
have
the
man
with
the
turkeys.
save
a
wing
ror
you,
or
deliver
the
turkey
wings
on.
Stakes
about
an
Inch
thick
and
wide,
and
as
tall
as
necessary
will
holdi
these
flowers-firmly
&
place.
They,
need:
not
be
con?
splouous
If.
driven
ln
behlnd;
the
plants
and
they,
can
always
ba
stained
brown
or,
green.
Plants
should
be.
tied
to
them
loosely
with
soft,
twine
or
raffia.
For
bushy
things
like
peonies,
hoops
of,
wire
or
wood:
placed
in
posW
tlon
before
blooming,
will
prove
very
satisfactory,
Early,
Care,
Cultivation
in
June
will
kill
weeds
which
might
become
really
troublesome
in
July,
and
it:
will
break
up
soil
which,
would
bake
hard
and
ba
Impossible
to
work
after
the
sun
really
turns
warm.
If
the
lawn
is
kept
regularly
mown
in,
June,
at
least
once
a
week
in
the
moist,
parts
of.
Canada,
then
we.
will
really,
have
something
worth,
taking
the
neighbors
out
to,
see
later,
on.
The
old
warning
of
a
stitch
In
time,
saving;
nlnef
really,
holds
good
for
gardening
too.
and
especially
so
with
such;
Jobs,
as
weeding,
cultivation
and
thinning,
and
last
but
not:
least,
'for,
protective
steps
against
disease
or
pests.
It
is
wise,
say
the
professionals,
to
have
some
ready
prepared
dost
or
spray
materials
handy;
These
should
be
used
at
the
first
sign
of
damage.
Indeed
with
some
Vo
teaspoon
paprika
Va
teaspoon
mustard
Few
grains
cayenne
,
'2
teaspoon
Worcestershire
sauce
V4
teaspoon
salt
2
tablespoons
vinegar,
a
little
at
a
time
Cream
butter
and
egg
yolk.
Add
other
ingredients
as
listed,
and
store
in
cool
place.
This
will
keep
for
a
week
or
more.
To
soften,
place
In
a
warmed
bowl
and
cream.
Spread
very
lightly
on
sandwich
bread,
and
use
with
meat
or
any
filling
which
Is
not
too
highly
seasoned.
Yield:
about
23
cup.
Sweet
Meat
Sandwich
Spread
1
cup
ground
cooked
meat
cup
marmalade
or
Jam
2
tablespoons
peanut
butter
Va
teaspoon
cinnamon
Salt
and
pepper
to
taste
Combine
Ingredients'
thordugh-
Of
General
Interest
Must
defeat
Inflation
If
inflation
gripped
Canada,
people
would
use
up
their
wartime
savings
without
receiving
decent
value
for
their
money,
and
the
men
returning
from
the
armed
services
to
civilian
life
would
not
be
able,
to
buy
the
things
they
needed
at
fair
prices.
Readjust
Shirt
Prices
Prices
for
some
lines
of
men's
and
boys'
shirts
have
been
readjusted
by
a
new
board
order.
However,
old
prices
will
prevail
for
stocks
on
hand
before
May
23.
Typewriters
Restrictions
on
the
manufacture,
purchase
and
rental
of
new
.typewriters
and
other
office
machinery
have
been
removed.
Note
for
Tennis
Fans
There
should
be.
a
fair
supply
of
tennis
balls
this
season,
made
from,
reclaimed
rubber.
JUST
ilECIEVEI)
Another
shipment
of
those
popular
f
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1
ni
sh
for
young
and
old:
No
Batteries
No
Electric
Power
NoTuhes
No
Operating
Costs
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
FOR
DISPLAY
Wilson's
Wireless
Buzxers
complete
with
battery
structlonal
booklet
WE
HEAR
New.
Cars
WE
HEAR
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KNOW
Ford
Cars
are
un
s,
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hr
tv
war
.
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?ress
designed
;
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rem
tit.
rfiVl.
Jn"t
A.
welfare
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L
ntk.
'wnes
are
dirtier,
n.
norar
anu..i.
.
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h.I.
.
a
series
ana
other
f.
reading.
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Killer
Whale
u.
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seal
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6u,jj
things
like
uotatoMt,
ing
or
soravln?
in
.a.
vno
'Due
la
ttu
-WUifglJ
1..
1
.
ijr
aim
store
in
a
covert
tainer.
This
filling
u
J
tne
refrigerator
for
1
yield:
1
cup.
Cheese
Crunch
1
cup
grated
cheese
1
cup
finely
shredded
cabbage
V4
teaspoon
onion
Juicel
'i
teaspoon
Worcester.)
sauce
OR
1
to
2
tablespoon
J
dressing
Few
grains
cayenne
ptj
Salt
and
pepper
to
tarj
Combine
Ingredients
Ikl
ly
and
use
as
a
sandwici
Do
not
store.
Yield:
4t
NEURALG
Are,
NEURALGIA
end
Ml
Headaches
It
causei
t,li,
cruel
pain?
Get
fast,
taM
have,
with
Tfmplclon'iIKl
delay
another
day.
Suit
hi
I
that-Mln
hlih
-T.R-tMil
enthusiastically
praMtltl
U
drujjitu
5Uc,
l.
"Build
B.C.
Pay!
ONLY
FOR
THE
BABY
JlK
Ui
UlC
vm
"
-
Tnifu
viir
at
leai'
mother
Is,
now
mamw
iu
iuy
iiuw
uti
--
on
this
"perfect
food."
"It
was
so
hard
W
P1
..
.
....
.
it
n
t
lime
we
use
-
little
fellow,"
she
says
P
A
(
r
I
Ml
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
nief.ufith
hpadrihones.
Anldeiu'
a"'""1
lhe
are
Jnst
.
-
.hinv
new
Ci"
1
.
L
I
economical
driving
'
SEE
E.
PARKER
LIMITED
Ford,
and
Mercury-Dealers