15
School
Alarms
(Continued
Jrom
Page
One)
Prfttce
nupert
Daflp
jftetos
.
Thursday,
September
30,
1948
sacks
.
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
ANCIENT
SQUASH
COME
IN
MANY
vakil
TIES
APPETIZING
FOOD
j
....
fl
cups
peeled,
sliced
squash
1'
green
pepper
2
cups
Iresh
or
canned
tomatoes
VU
cup
teaspoon
salt
18
teaspoon
pe
jper
1
teaspoon
sugar
Cut
bacon
slices
in
1-inch,
were
probably
the
most
useful
plant
of
early
civi
18
teaspoon
pepper
.
2
tablespoons
butter
2
tablespoons
sugar
1
teaspoon
minced
parsley
lization.
Among
the'
numerous
types
some
were
used
for
kitch-ea
utensils,
others
for
ornament
and
a
great
many
for
li
Va
FAMILY
HI
DIRE
HEED
Mrs.
Ross
Richardson
Appealing
For
Aid,
Particularly
Clothing
The
sorry
plight
erf
a
widowed
mother
and
five
children
has
aroused
ths
interest
of
Mrs.
Jtos
Richardson,
local
volunteer
welfare
worker,
wha
Is
endeavouring
to
obtain
relief
supplies,
particularly
clothing,
on
their
behalf.
At
present
they
are
living
threadbare
and
under
difficult
circumstances
in
a
cold
and
leaky
dwelling
with
low
futl
supply
and
scanty
furniture.
Government
welfare
workers
are
also
interested
in
the
case
but
any
supplementation
of
what
they
can
do
would,
Mrs.
Rich
CUD
milK
Peel
and
slice
squash,
remove
pieces,
fry
until
crisp.
Add
V.
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nlanoa
OnillM
.
slirpri
Snua:H
ffraan
mm.
iooa.
minute,
45
seconds.
Monitors
from
the
older
classes
Immediately
went
to
the
smaller
grades
and
assisted
the
tiny
children
to
leave
the
building
While
others
closed
all
windows.
As
the
last
student
left
the
building,
older
boys
closed
the
doors,
"Jt
is
safety,
not
speed
that
we
stress
here,'
'said
Principal
J.
S.
Wilson.
His
210
pupils
apparently
had
both.
King
Edward,
another
two-storey
public
school,
was
cleared
of
Us.
280
children
in
one
minute
and
20-
seconds.
Here,
no
i
wie
seeua.
wut
ill
l-iuii
picto.
.
n.,,
Ki'
Among
the
edible
cmirds
Ph
in
a
oii-ornarl
haldnz
per,
tomatoes,
salt.
Denner
and
mere
is
great
variety.
Some
of
I
dish.
Sprinkle
with
salt
and
su8ar.
Cover
and
cook
slowly
Outstanding
Quality
Delicious
Flavour
uiese
are
squashes
and
pump-
pepper
and
dot
with
butter.
25
minutes,
stirring
occasion
MUSTARD
1
:
Kins,
aariy
squash
usually
have!
Cover
and
bake
in
a
moderate
aV-
Yield:
six
ervings.
325
degree
F.,
oven
for
45
min-i
utes.
Remove
cover
and
pale
colored
and
juicy
flesh
and
are
often
used!
when
immature.
These
include
vegetable
marrows
and
summer
squash,
such
as'
patty
pans,
zuchinni
and
HOW
CAMI
?
?
?
By
ANNE
A3H7XY
sprinkle
with
sugar
and
parsley,
add
milk
and
continue
baking,
uncovered
for
20
minutes.
Yield:
six
servings.
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
A.
Barber,
W.
V.
Riley,
J.
Collard,
H.
Q.
Can
I
keep
parsley
dur
ing
the
winter
months?
Kraupner,
C.
L.
Bosdet,
G.
C.
Squash
Fudding
A.
If
a
ennri
sizcH
flnwor
nnt
LIFE
EXPECTANCY
DOUBLES
The
life
expectancy
ef
man
has
doubled
since
the
18th
een-tury
from
30
years
.them
-,10
about
60
today.
f
'
.
-
r3
t
The
exact
date
of
i
birth
i
or
Columbus
is
uncertain
;
.
,Jlw,B
.
.
,
w"'"
"e'w
cok
necks.
Nature
keeps
dows
as
Principal
R.
O.
Moore
best
)th
until
the.
last
when
put
It:
"The
windows
are
loose
growing-
squash
The
yellow
in
the
frames
and
they
are
dif-!
fleshed
fall
varieties
of
squash
ficult
to
close.
I
don't
want
to
and
Dumnkin
have
a
fnr
fi,.
2
cups
cooked,
mashed
squash
ls
kept
filled
with
growlng
par8
ardson
says,
be
of
great
help
in
what
she
declares
to
be
a
case
of
the
utmost
need.
The
father
of
the
family
was
Page.
Prom
Vancouver
J
S.
Kingston,
C.
W.
Michael,
K,
B.
Tait,
C.
Griffiths,
C.
Spencer.
1
cups
miiK
aey
m
the
kitchen
during
the
2
eSgs
winter
months,
it
win
alwavs
be
have
any
child
trapped
in
a
vor
and
smoother
texture
than
cup
brown
sugar
.
.ready
and
convenient
for
seas-
drowned
in
a
tragedy
In
the
melted
oning
and
garnishing.
Skeena
River,
last
winter.
The
Q.
How
can
I
treit
a
rag
rug
children
include
an
18-year
oil
2
tablespoons
butter,
V
'teaspoon
ginger
Va
teaspoon
cinnamon
18
teaspoon
nutmeg
V'a
teaspoon
salt
mai
nas
Deen
washed,
so
that
imbecile
hov.
a
ftve-vear-nld
room
while
he
tries
to
close
a
the
earlier
types
and
have
the
window."
.
J
added
advantage
of
keeping
At
bungalow
-
type
Conrad
ior
several
months
if
carefully
Street
school,
where
the
six
stored.
classrooms
house
209
pupils'
1Iorne
economists
say
that
from
grades
one
to
fije,
the
evPn
the
bfst
Sluash
must
have
clearine
time
was
one
mim,t
ProPer
handling
in
the
kitchen
it
will
lie
flat
on
the
floor?
boy
and
three
girls,
14,
10
and
8
A.
Try
starching
it
some
'a
cup
raisins
what
heavily.
This
will
make
it
Mix
squash
with
milk,
strain,
jle
fjat
wilj
keeo
ciean
longer
I
A
mine
was
spotted
less
even.
Classroom
processions
were
?
Proauce
w1"
Just-right
dry
add
well
beaten
egg,
sugar,
and
wln
be
much
e
asl
t
0
wash
,
than
a
week
ago
off
the
north
notably
orderly
and
the
rhi'-
chil
IJumness
and
rich
flavor.
melted
butter,
spices
and
rals-
,lext
tim
.
end
of
Vancouver
Island
by
of
ins.
Beat
well.
Pour
into
a
meie
are
many
ways
Q.
How
can
I
remove
melted
th
whaler
Nahmint
and
dren
lined
up
at
both
ends
of
tYta
)rnfr
Hiiilrllnur
.cooking
and
serving
squash
greased
baking
dish,
and
oven-j
f
t
id
and
they
are
eauallV
eood.
when
Doarh
In
a
moderate
oven.
350
Of
goodlp
M
y
repurwuj.
iiie
mine
was
.
located
10
miles
southeast
randlps'of
Sea
Otter
Cove.
Naval
auth
candles?
the
UI'
A.
Try
dipping
S1X
in
hot
water.
At
Booth
Memorial
High
seasoned,
as
a
vegetable
or
degrees
F.,
for
45
minute?
School,
Principal
A.
M.
Hurst
sweetened
and
spiced
for
a
des-
until
set.
Chill.
Yield:
was
given
a
few
seconds
warn-
sert.
iservinas
Squash
Goulash
orities
are
investigating.
There
is
a
$100
reward
to
vessels
making
an
accurate
report
and
standing
by
unt.il
the
arrival
of
a
disposal
ship.
Squash
Bake
6
cups
sliced
squash
Va
teaspoon
salt
L
Draw
Vttii-
TRY
A
CLASSIFIED
ADI
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News!
4
slices
bacon
Va
cup
sliced
onion
yrs
$1.23
Tw
d
Short
:ta
i.i
warmly
linfd.
X
S'J.75
ing
and
Immediately
dashed
for
a
stop
watch.
His
resulting
calculations
set
the
time
at
one
minute,
34
seconds
to
clear
tho
big
brick
and
plaster
building
of
its
460
students.
Following
each
of
the
fir-j
drills,
Chief
Lock
addressed
the
assembled
student
bodies
briefly
on
.
the
Importance
of
file
prevention.
He
told
them
that
last
year,
15,000
fires
in
Canada
had
done
DRL'S
a
n
mm
h
Street
JVU
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CANNED
FOODS
'
.
jk
,
,
,
,..
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!
"
-,1
for
your
whole
family
wash!
damage
totalling
millions
of
dollars
and
that
they
had
claimed
390
Canadian
lives,
194
of
them
children,
He
asked
them
to
make
sure
that
Jhelr
homes
were
free
of
Inflammable
rubbish
and
not
to
play
with
matches.
Fire
Prevention
Week
ls
observed
In
early
October,
he
said,
It
ii.
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1
1'
i
GIVE
YOUR
HOME
THE
"NEW
LOOK"
BY
USIN$
THE
!
WIDE
CHOICE
OF
BEAUTIFUL
TINTS
FOUN$f'
IN:
Satin-Glo
Enamel
Satin-Glo
Finish,'
because
it
commemorates
tlr?
great
Chicago
fire
of
1871
in
VICTORIA
IE
whlh
more-
than.
-.300-.
pop:a
in
s
died.
This,
like
other
hah
)m.,
Cardcna
1
1
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD,
'
causts
.resulted
from
careless
ness.
i
"Carelessness,"
he
re-lnter-
m.,
Catala
ALICE
ARM
p.m.
t
CH.1RL0TTB
iANDS
'
ated,
"ls
the
greatest
sing'?
cause
of
fire,
and
can
only
be
overcome
by
intelligent
use
and
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS'
control
of
fire
"
...Procter
&
Gamble's
amazing
discovery
I
Out
of
the
vast
knowledge
gained
in
wartime
research
comes
Tid,
an
amazing
new
product
made
to
do
the
whole
family
wash.
Tide
does
u
hat's
never
been
done
before
washes
clothes
cleaner
than
any
soap,
yet
leaves
colors
brighter!
And
wait
till
you
see
Tide's
wonder
suds!
They
billow
up
like
magic
even
in
hardest
water!
ONLY
Tide
DOES
ALL
FOUR!
.
Washes
clothes
CLEAHER!
Yea,
cleaner
than
any
soap!
Nothing's
too
dirty
for
Tide!
Even
greese-Stained
overalls
come
cleaner
than
with
any
soap,
because
Tide
not
only
leaves
clothes
free
from
srdinary
dirt,
but
actually
removes
dingy
soap
film
as
well!
2.
Gets
clothes
dazzling
white
they're
CLEAHERf
Good
news
for
shirts,
sheets,
towels
and
other
white
things!
Tide
gets
them
dtizzlinz
white
.
.
.
keeps
them
dazzling
white,
week
after
week!
It's
a
modern
miracle!
3.
Actually
brightens
colors
thefn
CLEANER!
I
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2,
11
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For
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reasons,
the
principal
one
being
increased
cost
of
production,
it
has
become
necessary
for
the
Daily
News
to
announce
a
long
at-ferred
but
small
increase
In
circulation
rates
to
be
effective
on
and
after
October
1,
1948.
The
new
rates
will
be:
j
.
CITY
CARRIER
DELIVERY:
Per
Week,
20c;
per
Month,
75c;
per
Year,
$8
BY
MAIL
,
Per
Year,
$5;
per
Month,
50c
V
.
Payment
may
be
made
up
to
and
including
SeptembW
30
of
any
arrears
or
of
advance
subscriptions
at
the
present
rates
of
65c
per
month
and
$7
per
year
for
city
delivery
and
$4
per
year
by
mail.
Thereafter
both
arrears
and
advance
payments
will
be
at
the
advanced
rates.
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the
safety
you
need
for
your
ftay
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dresses!
washable
colors
actually
come
brighter!
Subscribers
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advised
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check
up'
their
account
take
advantage
of
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old
rates
as
long
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soap
In
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water!
Tide
cuts
grease
like
magic
.
.
.
washes
dishes
cleaner
than
any
soap!
No
scum'
In
the
water!
No
cloudy
film!
DUhea
and
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rinse
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