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Sept.
20
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strong
and
enduring."
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and
reared
in
Somer
Mass.
where
her
mother,
EtaDem
aivev
now
nves.
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joined
the
WAC
be-
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as
a
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different
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it
does
its
work
without
being
obtrusive
.
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smoothly,
holds
makeup
firmly,
blots
out
fine
'
S'ves
a
radiant
new
look
AND
STAYS
PUT!
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wonderful
shades
to
make
YOUR
complexion
,
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Us
loveliest
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whatever
tha
m
you
need
for
that
ft
look.
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Rotetta-Broni
$1.25
ORMES
LIMITED
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeeoers
Specialties
For
Thanksgiving
Including
Beginnings
-
Endings
Next
Monday.
Thanksgiving,
1945,
and
how
much
there
Ls
to
be
thankful
for
this
year!
Thankful
for
peace;
for
the
return
of
loved
ones;
thankful
that
we
live
In
a
land
of
plenty,
though
never
forgetful
of
those
who
have
so
much
less
than
ourselves.
Most
Canadians
will
sit
down
this
year
to
a
real
Thanksgiving
dinner
with
a
fine
chicken
or
turkey
as
the
highlight
of
the
meal.
But
beginnings
and
endings
are
important
too,
and
here
is
a
menu
and
recipes
for
the
soup
and
a
choice
of
desserts
that
perfectly
round"
out
the
Thansksgiving
dinner.
Thanksgiving
Dinner
Menu
Tomato
TJLsque
Roast
Chicken
Mashed
Potatoes
Glblet
Gravy
mierjt
i.
not
enurejy
uui,
auaypie
deny
3e
with
what
she
did
for
Bav?d
Peoper
Squash
ars.
befcre
sne
enusveo.
iu
tsouea
onions
in
Parsley
Sauce
VkC
in
August,
.
.-t
law
in
Boston
Vein
1941
to
1942
was
a
th
Massachusetts
.'Ai
'
,
,.!
'-.tnre
Rhf
is
a
mem-
Cabbage
and
Green
Pepper
Salad
"
Mock
Mince
Pie
or
Orange
Zabaglloue
with
Silver
Cake
Beverage
Tomato
Bisque
1
23-oz.
tin
or
1
qt.
home-canned
tomatoes
Va
cup
sliced
onion
3,4
teaspoon
salt
4
bay
leaf
Dash
of
ground
cloves
Dash
of
ground
ginger
time
and
was
up
for
re-election.
Her,
orders
to
go
to
Fort
Des
Moines,
La.,
came
lp
July,
1942,
seven
minutes
before
the
city
clerk's
office
closed
oh
the
last
day
she
could
apply
for
papers
for
withdrawal
from
nomination.
In
frantic
haste
she
phoned
the
clerk
to
wait
for
her.
He
closed
at
5
p.m.
willy-nilly,
and
she
didn't
make
it.
The
nomination
went
through.
She
heard
of
her
re-election
while
at
the
WAC
officer
candidate
school.
She
went
to-
England,
as
a
first
lieutenant
In
the
summer
of
1942.
"My
biggest
scare
of
the
war
was
caused
by
a
mouse
that
skittered
over
the
floor
of
my
flat
In
London,"
she
says.
I
K
I
N
C
E
HUPEKT
ClJT
RATE
CUT
RATE
CUT
KATE
O
Comfortable
New
.
.
.
MEN'S
MOCCASIN
VAMP
SHOES
Just
the
thing
for
Men
coming
out
of
the
Services!
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
cut
"ATE
CUT
It
ATE
CUT
KATE
Dash
of
ground
cinnamon
1
tablespoon
sugar
2
tablespoons
mild-flavored
fat
V
cup
flour
2
cups
water
Coon
tomatoes,
onion,
salt,
spices
and
sugar,
covered,
for
10
minutes,
then
rub
through
a
sieve.
Melt
fat,
blend
In
flour,
stlrrln.?
until
smooth.
.Gradually
add
water
and
cook
over
boiling
water,
stirring
constantly,
until
thickened.
Add
sieved
tomatoes
and
cook
about
10
minutes
longer.
If
desired,
y2
bullion
.cube,
dissolved
in.
Vi
cup
boiling
water,
may
be
added
to
the
soup.
Six
servings.
Mock
Mincemeat
.
2
cups
chopped
green
tomatoes
1
cup
raisins
2
teaspoons
salt
1
orange.
Juice
and
grated
rind
Vi
cup
brown
sugar
1
tablespoon
vinegar
Vi
teaspoon
cinnamon
teaspoon
cloves
'
teaspoon
ginger
Moose
Women
in
Regular
Session
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
was
held
last
night
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
with
a
good
crowd
in
attendance.
General
business
was
discussed
with
plans
made
for
the
forthcoming
bazaar.
Reports
were
read
fronvthe
various
corn
mlttees.
Helen
Twepd
was
the
winner
cf
$3
from
the
"Moose
Cash."
After
the
meeting
delicious
refreshments
were
served
and
Junior
Reept
Grace
Mcln
tyre
was
called
upon
to
read
a
noem
she
had
composed
on
the
W.O.T.M.,
this
being
enjoyed
by
all
present.
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
Is
it
obligatory
that
a
bride
write
a
note
of
thanks
to
someone
who
has
given
her
a
check
as
a
gift?
.
A.
Yes.
In
most
Instances,
the
bride
would
make
this
letter
of
thanks
her
most
effusive,
Q.
What
should
be
worn
by
a
waitress
when
her
mlsteress
Is
giving
a
luncheon?
A.
Black,
gray,
or
white
uniform,
according
to
the
season,
with
white
apron
and
cap.
Q.
Is
it
proper
to
say,
"There
Is
no
use
in
me
writing
to
you?"
A.
No.
One
should
say,
"There
is
no
use
In
my
writing
to
you."
NATIONAL
CLOTHING
COLLECTION
October
1-20,
1945
Have
you
a
coat
that
you
can
spare?
A
suit,
or
dress
you
never
wear?
Perhaps
some
undies,
part
worn
shoes
That
from
your
wardrobe,
sel
dom
use.
Then
GIVE
them
A
child's
dress,
somewhat
out
of
style,
A
child
with
none,
will
count
worthwhile,
Mitts,
neatly
darned,
are
very
nice,
Protect
small
hands
from
snow
and
ice.
So
give
THEM.
Search
through
your
attic,
trunk
and
box,
'
YouU
find
at
least
one
pair
of
socks.
Whate'er
you
give
be
sure
It
can
can
Help
clothe
some
child,
woman
or
man.
So
GIVE.
The
clothes
you
give
will
warm
your
heart,
.
And
to
the
needy
strength
Impart.
Renew,
through
months
of
woeful
strain-Courage,
'til
"on
their
feet"
again.
So
GIVEGIVE,GIVE1II
Anon.
EGGS
ABSORB
ODORS
Since
eggs
absorb
odors
and
flavors
very
easily,
they
should
be
stored
in
a
cool
place,
away
from
onions
and
other
highly
scented
foods.
Eggs
should
never
be
washed
before
storing,
as
the
unwashed
shell
carries
a
protect
lve
coating
all
Its
own
one
which
forms
a
natural
seal
for
the
pores
of
the
shell.
DIES
IN
WALES
BALA.
Wales
Rev.
D.
F.
Roberts,
moderator
of
the
North
Wales
Association
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
of
Wales
In
1941
and
a
former
secretary
of
the
association,
has
died
here
2
tablespoons
fat
1
cup
chopped
apple
Cook
tomatoes
for
5
minutes.
Add
raisins,
salt
and
vinegar.
Cook
for
IQ
minutes,
Stir
constantly
to
prevent
sticking.
Add
other
ingredients
except
apple,
let
stand
overnight.
Add
apple
Just
before
using.
Makes
one.
9-inch
pie.
Orange
Zabaglione
Beat
egg
yolks
and
sugar
in
top
of
enamel
or
glass
double
boiler
until
sugar
is
dissolved
Add
lemon
and
orange
Juice
Place
qver
barely
simmerlni
water
(do
not
let
water
boil)
and
beat
with
a
rotary
egg
beater
for
8
to
10
minutes,
until
thichened
and
very
light.
Turn
Into
sherbet
glasses
and
serve
warm
or
cold.
Six
servings.
Note:
If
an
enamel
or
glass
boiler
Is
not
available,
a
bowl,
placed
In
a
pan
of
simmer
water,
may
be
used.
Silver
Cake
This
Silver
Cake
makes
an
ideal
accctnpaniment
q
the
Orange
Zabaglione
and
makes
use
of
the
egg
whites.
2
cups
sifted
pastry
flour
3
teaspoons
baking
powder
V
teaspoon
salt.
SOUP
AND
CONSERVATION-
Soup
of
the
evening,
beautiful,
soup
.
.
.
The
soup
pot
which
simmered
constantly
on
the
back
of
the
stove
and
had
scraps
of
meat,
bones
and
left-over
vegetables
added
day
by
day,
disappeared
with
the
coming
of
the
gas
and
electric
stoves,
but
these
days
economy
in
the
use
of
meat
demands
that
every
bit
of
Its
goodness
be
utilized
...
so
make
soup
before
the
bones
are
finally
discarded.
Soup
stock
spoils
quickly
and,
since
there
Is
often
more
soup
than
can
be
used
at
one
meal,
It
Is
essential
to
keep
it
from
Spoiling.
Laura
Pepper,
Agriculture
Department,
Consumer
Section
chief,
suggests:
"If
the
stock
is
not
to
be
used
immediately,
'allow
it
to
cool
slightly,
then
place
It
In
covered
sealers
In
the
lde
box.
The
stock
will
keep
for
a
week
or
longer
point
every
other
day,
then;
partly
cooled
and
returned
to
the
Ice
box.
The
alternate
heating
and
refrigeration
pre
vents
spoilage."
A
cream
soup
that
is
unusual
and
delicious
in
flavor
uses
ripe
j
cucumber,
obtainable
now
on
the
markets.
The
recipe
comes
from
thp
Agriculture
Department
test
ing
kitchen.
RIPE
CUCUMBER
SOUP
Brown
two
tablespoons
of
chopped
onion
in
two
tablespoons
of
hot
fat.
Add
three
cups
of
peeled,
diced
ripe
cucumber,
Vz
cups
chopped
ripe
tomatoes
and
lVz
teaspoons
of
salt.
Cook
gently
until
tomatoes
and
cucumbers
are
soft.
Meanwhile
make
2V2
cups
of
thin
cream
sauce.
Rub
the
vegetables
through
a
sieve,
adding
the
pulp
to
the
hot
cream
sauce.
Serve
very
hot
with
toasted
croutons.
This
makes
six
servings.
ONION
.SOUP
This
gourmet's
delight
Is
not
at
all
hard"
to
prepare
and
Is
guaranteed
toT
become
a
family
favorite.
You
will
require
six
medium
onions,'
sliced;
two
tablespoons
of
mlld-
flavored
fat,
two
tablespoons
of
flour,
23
cup
of
milk,
one
quart
'
of
well-seasoned
bouillon,
six
slices
of
toast
and
Vz
cup
of
grated
cheese.
Cook
the
onions
in
boiling
water
to
cover
for
"30
minutes,
then
rub
through
a
sieved
Mbit
fat,
blend
In
flour
and
gradually
add
the
milk,
stirring
until
thickened.
Add
sieved
onions
and
bouillon,
blending
well,'
Simmer
30
minutes.
Place
a
slice
of
toast
In
each
soup
plate,
add
soup
and
sprinkle
with
grated
cheese.
This
makes
about
a
q'uart
of
soup,
sufficient
for
six
serv
ings.
A
STITCH
IN
TIME
The
oH
stltch-ln-tlme
Idea
still
holds
and
In
the
long
run
it's
time-
GEORGE
DAWES
AUCTIONEEER
and
.
.
VALUATOR
SALES
CONDUCTED
TO
SUIT
.
YOUR
CONVENIENCE
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS
PACKED
AND
SHIPPED
Estimates
Phone
for
Free.
Appointment
Phone
Red
127
Vi
cup
mild-flavored
fat
34
cup
sugar
.
v2
teaspoon
vanilla
.
2-3
cup
milk
3
eg.g
whites
Mix
and
rift
fbur,
baking
powder
and
salt.
Cream
fat
until
soft
and
light.
Gradually
add
Vz
cup
sugar,
creaming
until
fluffy;
add.
vanilla.
Add
flour
mixture
alternately
with
milk,
beating
until
smooth
after,
each
addition.
Beat
egg
whites
until
stiff,
gradually
beat
in
remaining
cup
sugar.
Fold
thoroughly
Into
cake
batter.
Turn
Into
greased
8-inch
cake
pan
and
bake
In
a
moderate
oven,
350
degrees
TP.,
for
about
50
minutes.
Turn
cake
out
on
a
mck
to
cr"l
Makes
t
(8-lnch)
cake
or
2
(8-
Inch)
layers
or
30
cup
cakes.
Bake
layers
In
moderately
hot'
oven,
375
degrees
F.,
for
about
20
minutes.
Pastel
Jelly
Frosting
Vi
cup
pure
jelly
(grape,
crab-
apple,
red
currant
etc.)
1
egg
white,
unbeaten
pinch
cf
talt
Melt
Jelly
In
bowl
over
hot
water.
Add
egg
white
and
salt
and
beat
with
rotary
e.jg
beater
until
stiff.
Cool
and
spread
on
cake.
The
Experts
Say
-
-
saving
to
look
over
new
clothes
before
they
are
worn.
Mend
the
ripped
seam
or
the
hems
you
might
catch
your
heel
in
and
tear.
Make
sure
buttons
are
on
tightly
and
in
their
proper
position
.
.
.
It's
easier
than
having
to
replace
the
set.
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
make
a
moth
paper?
A.
Melt
togther'4
ounces
of
napthalene
and
8
ounces
of
paraffin
wax.
Get
some
unsized
paper
and
while
the
solution
Is
still
warm,
paint
the
paper.
Then
pack
paper
away
with
the
goodi
to
be
stored.
Q.
How
can
I
make
a-
cleaner
for
nickel?
A.
Use
equal
parts
of
liquid
ammonia
and
alcohol
and
stir
in
whltlncr
tn
tViP
rnnslxtencv
of
a
if
It
Is
heated
to
the
boiling
I
soft
cloth
vste.
Apply
with
a
and
leave
covered
until
the
cream
dries.
When
dry,
polish
with
a
clean
cloth.
Q.
How
can
I
sharpen
orang?
sticks?
A.
The
points
can
be
renew-
Home
Recipe
i
'
.
;
Lemon
Pie
2
egg
yolks
Rind
and
juice
of
1
lemon
1
cupful
sugar
2
cupfuls
boiling
water
I
cooked
pastry
shell
1
tablespoon
cornstarch
.
V
teaspoonf
ul
salt
2
egg
whites
2
teaspoonf
uls
Icing
sugar
Mix
together
sugar,
lemon
rind,
Juice,
egs
yolks,
cornstarch
and
salt.
Add
to
boiling
water
in
the
top
of
double
boiler.
Cook
until
It
thickens,
stirring
constantly.
Remove
from
the
fire
and
cool.
Pour
into
cooked
pastry-Shell.
Cover
with
meringue
made,
with
whites
of
egg
and
Icing
sugar.
Brown
In
oven.
Apple
Butter
Cookies
(3
dozen
cookies)
V
cup
shortening
2-3
cup
brown
sugar
1
egg
V2
cup
apple
butter
1
cup
sifted
enriched
flour
Vz
teaspoon
soda.
Vz
teaspoon
baking
powder
'z
teaspoon
salt
2
tablespoons
milk
1
cup
rolled
oats
(quick
or
regular
(
uncooked)
Vz
cup
chopped
nutmeats.
V
cup
raisins
1.
Cream
shortening;
add
sugar
gradually
and
cream
well.
2.
Add
egg
and
beat
until
light
and
fluffy;
blend
in
apple
butter.
3.
Sift
together
flour,
baking
powder
and
salt;
add
to
creamed
mixture
alternately
with
the
milk.
4.
Add
rolled
oats,
nutmeats
and
raisins.
5.
Drop
from
a
teaspoon
onto
greased
baking
sheet
and
bake
in
moderate
oven
(315
degrees
F.).
12
to
15
minutes".
For
sweeter
cookies
Increase
the
sugar
to
one
cup.
Hotel.
.
.
arrivals
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
G.
N.
Mclnnes,
.Terrace;
Sgt.
W.
D.
Ingoldsby,
city;
Rev
Melvln
T.
Stronstad,
Smlther.s:
David
Purcell,
Seattle;
Owen
Burdette,
Sunnyside
Cannery
H.
S.
Brldgeman,
Vancouver
Kay
Mah
Fan,
Sunnyside;
W,
H.
MacElroy,
Prince
George.
LARGE
SCALE
PRODUCTION
BANGALORE,
India
O)
One
hundred
million
units
of
pen-clllln
will,
be
produced
every
month
by
the
Indian
institute
ed
tn
blunted
orange
sticks
by
of
science
here.
Plant
and
equip-holdln!:
them
in
the
pencil
ment
for
production
on
such
a
sharpener
vast
scale
are
being
Installed,
Iprfnrc
Rupert
Daib
rectos
Thursday.
October
4,
1945
HEARS
SON'S
VOICE
FROM
OVERSEAS
A
voice
speaking
over"
6,000
miles
of
undersci
cable,
tele
phone
wire
and
radio-telephone
J
gave
Mrs.
Willla:n
Bzass
one
of
,
the
greater,
thrills
cf
her
life
at
:
7:30
this
morning.
It
was
the
voice
oi
ner
son.
uunner
Martin
Van
Cccten,
speakir.?
over
ion?
J
A
uiaiaiitc
icicui
Jiic
iium
Aiiuuui.
Mrs,
Brass
had
been
standing
by
for
the
call
ever
tune
'-30
vssterday
afternoon.
It
finally
came
through
this
morn!ng,
Shs
told
the
Diily
N;ws
that
her
son's
voice
was
"as
clear
Is
if
he
were
In
Canada."
"I
think
It
was
the
meit
wonderful
thing
that
has
ever
happened
to
me,"
she
said.
"I
couldn't
get
over
hearing
his
voice
and
knowing
that
he
was
so
far
awav."
Gunner
Van
Cooten,
who
has
been
overseas
for
three
years
trfd
his
mother
and
Mr.
Brass
that
he
was
"feeling
fine"
and
(ha:
he
'
hoping
to
et
back
next
month.
A
msmbsr
of
the
Canadian
Army
of
OccuDatlon.
attached
to
14th
elrt
Regiment
R.C.A.
I
Gunner
Van
Cooten
1
spendln?
three
weeks
leave
in
London.
At
the
conclusion
of
his
leave
he
)
wiU
rpMirn
to
h!
duties
n
re?i-mental
paymaster's
office
In
I
Holland.
Mrs.
Brass
believes
the
call
was
the
first
made
fr"tn
overseas
to
anvone
in
Prince
Ru
pert
since
the
end
of
the
war.
N?l7:;s,
FiIpr
Reveal
British
Gallantry
LONDON,
Oct.
4
0r-A
picture.
taken
from
the
files'
of
the
Ger
mans,
illustrates
how
the
Vic
toria
Cross
was
won
by
the
cap
tain
of
the
destroyer
Glowworm,
nearly
five
years
ago.
It
shows
the
gallant
but
hopeless
fight,
against
a
ship
immensely
super
icr
In
arms,
the
German
heavy
cruiser
Hipper.
The
photograph,
taken
from
the
bridge
of
the
Hipper
Just
before
the
destroyer
sank,
re
veals
the
Glowworm
laying
smoke
screen
400
yards
ahead
of
the
bow
of
the
German
cruiser
and
In
the
process
of
firing
two
torpedoes.
Both
missed,
passing
down
each
side
of
the
Hipper.
The
captain
of
the
Glowworm,
Lt.
Cmdr.
Gerald
Roope,
died
in
the
action.
There
were
only
31
survivors
from
the
destroyer.
LAND
OF
TREES
The
name
Guatemala
means
land
of
the
trees.
14
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