rat
and
Is
sailed,
while
lard
is
100,
per
cent
fat,
and
vegetable
fats
.
ii
i
i
nre
usually
hydrogenated'
and
whipped,
to
lnporporate
some
air
to,
make
them
fluffy.
The
two
latter
fats,
are
unsalted.
Gener-
ally
speaking,
any
of
these
mild-.'
flavored
fats
may
be
used
lnter-
changeably
in
recipes,
without
making
adjustments
in
the
amounts
of
any
of
the
lngredi-
-ents.
FRUIT
SHORTCAKE
Here
is
an
unusual
type
of
fruit
shortcake
with
many
points
in
its
favor.
This,
dessert
recipe
is
a
sugar
saver,
a
fat
saver
andis
substantial
enough
for
meatle'ss
meals.
On
top
of
these
good
.-'
qualities,
peach
custard,
shortcake,
which
comes
from
the
ex
perimental
kitchen
run
by
the
Agriculture
Department,
is
very
simple
to
make.
Other
types
of
fruit
may
bs
substituted
for
peaches,
of
course.
'
PEACH
CUSTARD
SHORT-.
r
-
CAKE
Sift
and
measure
one
cup.
of
pastry
flour
or
one
cup
less
two
tablespoons
of
all-purpose,
flour.
To
sifted
flour
add
'a
teaspoon
of
salt,
one
tea-,v
.spoon
of
baking
powder
and
one
teaspoon
of
sugar,
and
sift
together.
Cut
In
two
tablespoons
of
shortening
until
mixture
re-.
,
jembles
fine,
breadcrumbs.
Com-'".
S
5
bine
one
egg
with
1-3
cup
of
.2
milk,
and
add
slowly
to
the
flour
ar"
mixture,
blending
to
a
soft
but
j
PRISONER
OF
WAR
PAGE
POUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert.
B
0.
Wednesday,
September
a,
1945
The
Experts
Say
-
-
SHORTENING
Home.
econ-.
omists-
receive-
many
queries
as
to
what
is
meant
when
they
use
-..the
term
"shortening"
in
their
recipes.
According
to
these
ex-perU,
any.
mild-flavored
fat,
ln-rluding
butter,
lard,
vegetable
w
.fat
or
blended,
shortening,
which
is.
a
combination
of
vegetable
t
and
animal,
fats,
is
called
shortening.
There
is,
of
course,
a
difference
in
these
fats
gutter
contains
a'jut,
15
percent
water
not
sticky
dough.
Grease
a
nine-
f
inch
pie
tin,
roll
dough
and
line
tin.
Slice
five
small
peaches
;
and
cover
dough
with
them.
.
Custard
Mixture:
Beat
one
egg
slightly,
add
1-3
to
y2
cup
of
:
sugar
and
&
cup
of
milk
and
j
pour.
this,
custard
mixture
over
'
the
peaches.
Bake
in
a
hot
oven,
4C0
degrees
F
for
10
minutes.
Then
reduce
temperature
to
350
degrees
F.
and
continue
baking
'
until
custard
is
set,
about
30
minutes.
This
makes
six
serv-
ings.
I
PPWTITV
WTT1HTM
r
Ta
cent
experiments
have
-shown
that
rose
hips,
black
currants
and
pine
needles
contain
amazing
amounts
of
vitamin
C.
However,
we
can't
eat
black
currants
every
day,
and
rose
hips,
and,
pine
needles
certainly
aren't
customary
articles
of
diet,
so
most
of
us
will
have
to
continue
to
depend
on
more
familiar
sources
for
our
dally
supply
of
vitamin
C.
Oranges
and
grapefruit
are
well-known
foe
their
valuable
vitamin
C
content,
but
people
are
not
so
aware
of
the
fact
that
green
vegetables
contain
vitamin
C,
vitamin
A
and
iron,
too.
Broccoli,
a
delicacy
of
the
cab
bage
family,
has
a
high
rating.
Raw
broccoli,
says
the
Nutrition
Division,
taken
weight
for
weight,
contains
2
Vi
times
as
much
vitamin
C
and
11
times
as
much
vitamin
A
as
do
oranges
Broccoli
is
also
an
excellent
source
of
iron.
Because
vitamin
C
Is
so
easily
destrdyed
In
cooking,
the
nutritionists
emphasize
the
importance
of
using
a
minimum
of
water
and.
cooking
the
greens
only
until
tender.
PROTEIN
REQUIREMENT
The
average
man
needs
about
70
grams
of
protein
in
his
day's
food.
1
i
j
so
That's
vAjHerte
y4v
'
"
"
'''S
'
'
(
.
I
SOME
Of
my
Cfe
V
-
1
&.
c
.
m.
a
JElIt
'.
fl
World
World
SUaar
sugar
stocks
Stocks
art
arc
rlnnnfrnul
dangerously
Inw
low..
I
use
less
use
with
discretion
mi
!
t
-"
i
man
m
urn
:
m
11
WARTIME
REGULATIONS
COVERING
THE'
QUALITY
OF
GASOLINE
HAVE
BEEN
REMOVED
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers,
EXCITING
HEAD
WEAR
Among
exciting
prospects.
In
millinery
forecast
foe
1946
is
this
turban,
styled
by
John-Frederics,
New
York.
Made
from
a
synthetic
straw
fabric
Ifc
has
been
treated
with
water
repellent
finish.
The
finish
not
only
helps
to
keep
the
material
from
going
limp
in
an
occasional
shower
but
it
enables
fingermarks
and
dust
to
be
more
easily
removed.
The
handbag,
by
Lujean
of
New
York,
Is
made
of
the
same
ab-rlc.
The
texture
of.
the
fabric
remains
unchanged
by
the
water
repellent
treatment.
Hose
From
Overseas
Outfits
Britishers
LONDON,
Sept.
5
O)
More
than
700,000
pairs,
of
artificial
silk
stockings
were
Imported
into
Great
Britain
la
1944,
yet
not
a
single
pair
of
them
was
sold
on
the
open
market.
A
lCC-page
booklet,
Issued
by
the
Board
of
Trade,
said
the
stockings
were
gifts
to
British
wo-
Desserts
For
September
Meals,
Use
Apples,
Peaches
New
Ways
Tills
Is
the
mellow
season
of
the
year.
The
clear
blue
skies.
the
multicolored
fruits
and
veg
etables
these
are
the
signs
that
autumn
is
here.
Autumn
meals
should
match
the
days.
Seasonal
foods
like
corn
on
the.
cob,
stuffed
green
peppers
and
vine-ripened
tomatoes
belong
to
these
amber
days.
Desserts,
too,
are
full
of
the
fresh
flavor
of
the
seasonal
peaches
and
the
first
apples.
Today
we
give
three
dessert
recipes
using
peaches'
and
apples
in
new
and
different
ways.
The
first
one,
Cottage
Apple
Pie,
is
a
specially
good
choice
for
a
meatless
meal;
the
cottage
cheese
in
It
will
help
to
provide
the
needed
protein
of
the
meal.
Cottage
Apple
Pie
3,4
cup
milk
Vz
cup
cereal
cream
2
eggs
V2
cup
sugar
Pinch
of
salt
1
teaspoon;
vanilla
1
cup
cottage
cheese
teaspoon,
nutmeg
Vz
teaspooa
cinnamon
Hi
cups
thick,
sweetened
applesauce
Pastry
shell,
unbaked
Combine
milk
and
cream
and
scald.
Beat
eggs
lightly,
add
sugar,
salt,
milk
and
cream,
van
illa
and
cottage
cheese.
Mix
nutmeg
and
V
teaspoon
cinnamon
with
applesauce
and
spread
over
bottom
of
pastry
shell.
Cover
with
cottage
cheese
mixture
and
sprinkle
with
remaining
cinnamon.
Bake
in
a
hot
oven,
400.
degrees
F.,
for
10,
minutes.
Reduce
heat
to
325
degree
F.
and
men
from
freinds
overseas.
Other
items
on
the
import
list
which
didn't
benefit
the
general
public
were
4,OCO,000
proof
gallons
of,
rum,
and
346,000
gallons
of
brandy.
The
navy
got
the
rum
and
most
of
the
brandy
went
to
Allied
forces
'based
In
Britain.
x
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
xan
I
clean
-the
dust
mop?
1
A.
After
the
dust
mop
has
become
dirty,
put
a
heaping
tablespoon
of
lye
In
a
half
bucket
of
water
and
let
the
mop
boll
in
it.
Then
rinse
well
and
alfow
t
to1
cry
in
tne
sun.
Q.
How
can
I
easily
remove
ink
stains
from
school
children's
fingers?
A.
These
stains
can
be
removed
by
rubbing
with
a
cloth
moistened
with
household
ammonia,
and
rinsed
in
clear
water.
Q.
How
can
I
remove
the
odor
of
onions
from
the
hands?
A.
Rub
with
a
slice
of
raw
potato,
with
salt,
or
with
a
sprig
of
parsley.
SCENTED
FURNISHINGS
The
Chinese
used
to
perfume
tapestries,
furniture,
carpets
and
clothes.
Ml
bake
until
the
custard,
is
set,
about
35
minutes.
Six
servings.
Peach
Sherbet
1
tablespoon
gelatine
"4.
cup,
cold,
water.
3
cups
peach
puree
(12
medium-sized
peaches)
34
to
1
cup
sugar
',8
teaspoon
salt
1
tabjespoon
lemon
Juice,
Let
gelatine
soak
In
cold
water
5
minutes.
Dissolve
over,
hot
water.
Wash,
peel,
pit
and
mash
peaches.
Rub
through
a
sieve
to
make
a
puree.
Add
gelatine,
sugar,
salt
and
lemon
juice
to
peach
puree.
Freeze
the
mixture
In
refrigerator
tray
until,
firm.
Turn,
into,
a
chilled
bpwl
and
beat
until,
light.
Work
quickly
so
mixture
dpes
not
completely
melt,
Then
return
to
refrigerator
tr.ay,
to
harden.
Makes
2
quarts.
Mellow
ripe
fruit
is
best.
Mixture
may,
be
frozen
In
Ice
cream
freezer.
Deep
Peach
Pie
C
large
peaches,
3
cups
sliced
Vs
cup
raisins
Vi
cup
brown
sugar
2
tablespoons
butter
or
mild-flavored
fat
.
2
teaspoons
lemon
Juice
Flaky
pastry
for
single
crust
pie
Peel
and
slice
peaches
Arrange
in
baking
dish
In
alternate
layers
with
raisins,
brown
sugar
and
a
little
fat.
Sprinkle
with
lemon
juice.
Dot
with
remaining
fat.
Cover
with
flaky
pastry.
Bake
in.
a.
hot
oven,
400
degrees
F.,
until
light
brown,
about
35
minutes.
Six,
servings.
Of
General
Interest
No
Change
for
Meat
There
Is
no,
Immediate
prospect
of
meat
rationing
being
discontinued
in
the
United
States,
according
to
official
word
from
Washington.
Canada
Is
still
going
ahead
with
plans
for
rationing
of
meat
here.
Cork
for
Linoleum
Restrictions
on.
the
use
of
cork
In
the
manufacture
of
linoleum
have
been,
removed,
because
of
an
Improved
supply
of
cork,
thanks
to
better
shipping
conditions
from
Spain
and
Portugal,
Small
Arms
Ammunition
Rationing,
of,
small
arms
ammunition
will
be
discontinued
on
August
31.
First
restrictions
on
the.
use
of
small
arms
ammunition
were
Imposed
in
May,
1942.
Price
of
Grapes
Ceiling
prices
of
Canadian
grapes,
grown
in
Ontario
and
British
Columbia'
will
be
at
the
same
level
as
In
1944.
FEMALE
SOCIETY
Male
ants
remain
primitive,
non-spcial
creatures;
the
females
are
the
ones
who
show
"Intelligence"
and
carry
on
the
ancient
ant
societies.
IF
HUlflM
j
W
I
:
(TVJ
SMIU
'BR
UPpJ
VW
Timely
Tips
Slowly,
Does
It'
:
To
preserve
your
pots
and
pans
slow
changes
In
temperature
should
be
the
byword.
Enamel,
earthenware
and,
glass
may
crack,
thin
metal
may
buckle
under
too
sudden
changes.
Start
cooking
on,iow
heat
and
Increase
after
the
pot
has
become
warm.
'Aljow
the
dishes
to
cool
before
pitting
'
thpm
In
cold
water.
!
Quick
Changes
"Vyhere,
oh
where
can
I
buy
underwear?;"
Is
everybody's
question,
even,
the
children's.
Old
pyjama
legs
will
make
fine
vests,
for
them,
"while
an
old
dress
of
washable
rayon
will,
make
the
gayest
of
pyjamas
for
young'
Elizabeth.
Magnify
Meat
Flavors
Don't
waste
an,
atom
of
your
vitamin-rich
meat
drippings.
Up
to
15
per
cent
of
the
B
vitamins
are
lost
In
roasting
meats
and
in
the
drippings
some
of
these
elements
may
be
found.
A
bit
of
black
crisji
left
In.
the
roasting
pan
is
bub'
a
poor
relic
of
good
food
value,
'Low
roasting
temperatures
and
oodles
of
rich
gravy
will
make
meat
go
farther.
Out
of
Mischief
rsycnoiogists
talk
about
"active"
play
for
small,
children.
They
don't
mean
swinging
the
cat
by
the
tail
but
instead
draw
ing
with
crayons
on
a
large
sheet
of
paper
pnned
on
the
wall.
Or
give
the
children
sheets
of
news
print,
small,
pieces
of
color
paper.
cut
any
old
shape,
flour
and
water
paste
and,
let
them
go
to
it,
using
their
fingers
as.
a
brush,
KITCHEN
OF
TOMORROW
Mrs.
America
Gets
Set
for
That
PosUWar
World,
of
Labor-Saving
Devices
CHICAGO,
Sept.
5
"TO
Life
in
the
kitchen
can
be
easier
hereafterIf
women
have,
the
inclination
and
money
to
buy
time-and
labor-saving
gadgets.
The
nature
of
things
to
come
was
ascertained
In
a
canvass
of
manufacturers
which
coincide
with
recent
announcements,
that
new
household
appliances
would
begin
reach'lng.
retail
markets
in
limited
quantities
this
fall.
Upcoming
equipment
has
streamlined,
thlng:of-beauty
motif,
but
the.
fundamental
aim
is
utility
rather
than
Utopia.
Fewer
shopping
trips
are
envisioned
fqr
homemakers
who
freeze
food,
or
stock
upon
frozen
or
prepared
fods.
Freezing
and
frozen
food
storage
units
ready,
for,
production
range
In
size
from
midget,
four-cubic-foot
models
for
small
apartments,
to.
big
"walk-In"
coolers
of
150,
cubic
feet
earmarked
especially
fdr
farmers.
Most
of
them,
will
embody
the
two-temperature
feature,
with
separate,
compartments
for
freezing
fqqds-
and
for
storing
them
afteri
they're
frozen.
Many
refrigerators
also
will
have
a
separate,
Insulated
compartment
for
storing
frozen
foods.
Cooking
ranges
with
waist-high
broilers
should
signal
the
end
of
bending
double
to
see
what's
cooking.
Most
of
them
will
have
two.
ovens
large
and
small
and.
some
will'
have
a
warming
drawer
to,
keep
food
and
plates,
warm
until
needed.
Electric
stoves
will
be
equipped
with
automatic,
controls,'
built-in
clocks
and
lights,
and
outlets
fon
connecting
percolators,
toasters
or
mixers.
Certain
designs
include
-a
glass
porthole
or
window
in
an
oven
to
eliminate
frequent
opening
and
closing
'of
the
door.
A
"V"
shaped
wire
rack
In
the
ovens,
of
some
models
will
be,,
used
for
roasting
meat
or
fowl,
evenly
without
turning
or
basting.
Some
automatic
dishwashers
will
occupy,
a
compartment
as
big
as
a
large
oven
In
a
cabinet-style
sink.
They
hold
65
dishes
or
an
assortment
of,
pots
and
pans,
are
equipped,
with
motors,
and
are
connected
with
thp
plumbing.
The
housewife
closes
the
door
and
pushes
a
button
to
wash,
rinse,
drain
and
dry
with
heated
air.
Some
automatic
clothes
dryer
qablnets
contain
a
large,
perforated
metal
basket
which
rotates
while
a
fan
distributes
heated
Iqlr,
'to
carry
off
moisture.
The
dryers
are
intended
to
complex
me'nt
washers,
and
nermlt
the
lady,
of
the,
house,
to,
dry
one
Dawn
wnue.
she
washes
another.
A
disposal
attachments,
to
be
fitted.
In,
sink
outlets,
grinds
garbage
into
a
fine
pub
and
washes
It.
down
the
drain
when
the
cold,
water
is
turned
out.
One
model
of
electric
iron
has
a
steam
'attachmenta
slot
In
the.
bottom
or-
me.
iron.
HOW
TO
MAKE
0
0
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m
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.....
FRtt
ttij
rccipts
for
deli,
cious
lununn
treats
with
real
loJa-foun-tiin
Ungf
Ask
your
Joler
for
a
copy.
CANADA
DRY
paik(Wj
wateI
BUY
ALL
YOU
WAKT...IHE
SUPPLY
IS
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ANNOUNCEMENT
I
wish
to
announce
that
I
have
taken
over
active
management
of
THE
VARIETY
STOKE.
THE
BULKLEY
MARKET
Features:
CENTRAL
INTERIOR
Beef
:
Pork
Poultry
Products
Under
Most
Sanitary
Conditions
311
Third
Ave.
Phone
178
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SAILINGS
FOR
VA
and
Way
mi
Tuesday-SSoJ
Friday-SCarif
Sailings
for
Queenjl
Islands
every
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and
Reserrat
FRANK
J.
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Prince
Rupert!
Third
Ave.
WE
WILL
PAY
A
FAIlt
CASH
PRICE
FOR
YOUK
USED
FURNITURE
EL
10
FURNITURE
STO
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
YORK
GENERAL
CONSTRUCTION
Ruilding
Supplies
Free
Estimates,
Construction
and
Repairs
Windows
and
Frames,
Doors,
and
Frames,
Cabinets,
Counters
Show
Cases
of
all
description
Also
Furniture
Repairs
First
class
finishing
and
workmanship
Phone
Green
974
All
NEW
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Home
Away
Rates
75c
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50
Rooms,
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