parsons?
Brian
....
ir
Par-
1!
L3r.nct
Bupett
Datl?
J3eto
Thursday,
October
14.
1948
Seasona
ble
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
this
aiif"'"""
"
"turn
to
Van-
I.O.D.E.
CHAPTER
PLANS
BAZAAR
SOUP
IN
SEASON
AS
CHIl
I
Y
raffle.
November
meeting
wi
DAYS
OF
FALL
ARE
HERE
With
the
first
chill
in
the
air
foods.
Soud
seem,
;...
is
salIing
,-son
TV
be
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
Ger?e
prince
A.
Teng,
Ambrose
Avenue
there
is
a
general
desire
for
hot
j
right
to
giv
the
luncheon
or
Vancouver.
rip
w
supper
a
satisfying
;mi
.,.
in
itself,
that
is
if
it
is
made
with
milk
and
full
of
vegetables.
Here
are
several
recipes
for
delicious
soups,
tested
and
approved
by
home
economists:
Cream
of
Cauliflower
Soup
1
medium
cauliflower
(4
cups
broken)
',4
cup
chopped
onion
'.i
cup
chopped
celery
leave?
1
teaspoon
salt
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
I
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Plans
for
the
fall
bazaar
and
tea
were
completed
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.,
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
D.
O.
McLeod
Tuesday
evening.
Mrs.
S.
A.
Kielback,
regent
of
the
chapter,
was
chairman
The
bazaar
and
tea
are
to
be
held
at
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
on
October
20.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
will
be
convener.
The
meeting
heard
reports
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1
1!
mmm
.
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,
,
,
,
w.
w
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.
v:
I
f
V
s
I
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K
y
,'
-
i
-
,
i
I
it
1
h
J
j9
WHYS
r.3r
J
forting
warmth.
Bome
time
ago
the
French
government
conferred
a
decoration
oh
a
chef
because
of
the
excellence
of
his
soup.
Whether
if
In
41
.
.
)rp.,'-Ti?ir.T.
Ort.
I4tli
It's
npfiml
nn.
Q.
How
cau
,make
,
8n'd-
paper?
'
1
A.
Sandpaper
can
be
made
by
coating
stout
:
paper
with
glu$
and
then
sifting
fine
sand
over
its
surface
before
the
glue
sets.
4
tablespoons
fat
4
tablespoons
flour
3
cups
mils
Grating
of
nutmeg
Break
cauliflower
Into
small
omv
to
imkK
iui
uit;o
iamiii
r'LOL'H,
for
Swans
Down
makes
the
aim-pleat
rake
l"k
and
taste
luxurious.
You'ra
urc
of
extra
fineness
.
.
.
extra
moiHtness
.
.
.
extra
(lcliciousness
.
.
.
with
Swans
Down
I
mw1p
bv
cuke-flour
tpecialixts.
Swans
Down
'Emery
paper
can
be
made
in
from
the
working
committees,
including
one
on
shipments
of
parcels
of
fooo
and
clothing
to
Britain.
Mrs.
H.
A.
Breen
and
1-
lif
a
"
C.itni
mllpil
1iHinirw
nrnnwa
pieces.
Cook
with
onion
and
celery
leaves
In
boiling,
salted
I
U
from
tlie
choicest
soft
winter
wheat,
ami
water.
Drain,
reserving
liquid
and
remove
1
cup
cauliflower.
gilt
01
a'111
J"li,,,-
vtiivji
.
f
ininn
tin
inn:
ns
r
g0
many,
women
depend
on
Swans
Down
'!iste
in
cuke
euwm.
Inokht
T
Vtwkm
Up
To
is
any
breakfast
wit.
the
same
way,
only
that
powder-ed
emery
is
used
Instead
of
sand.
Q.
How
can
I
relieve
a
nervous
headache?
A.
A
nervous
headache
ctm
frequently
be
relieved
if
one
will
drink
a
cup
of
strong
black
coffee,
to
which
the
juice
cf
half
a
lemon
has
been
added.
',
"
Q.
How
can
I
whiten
and
purify
sponges?
.':
A.
Soak
in
milk,
then
'rinse
thoroughly
in
warm
water.
with
a
little
carbolic
acid.
v
:
;
wn.
ws-s
a
t
-
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
conveners
of
the
knitting
and
fancy
work
stalls
at
the
forthcoming
bazaar
reported
that
they
have
collected
a
fine
assortment
of
articles
which
members
have
made
during
the
summer.
-
Following
the
business
session,
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess.
Mrs.
8.
A.
Kiel-back
was
winner
of
the
monthly
.y
if-
J-
,a
me
comnn-rcial
chef
or
the
home
cook
who
prepares
a
good
soup
it
Is
an
accomplishment.
Boups
have
infinite
variety.
There
are
stock
soups,
clear
and
with
varied
additions
as
well
as
cream
soups
and
chowders
so
that
it
would
be
quil
possible
to
serve
soup
every
day
arid
never
repeat.
Soup
may
be
a
most
extravagant
course
In
an
expensive
meal
or
it
may
be
a
cheap
and
nourishing
main
part
cf
a
is.nple
meal,
according
to
the
ingredients.
Some
recipes
start
with
"Take
three
pounds
of
lean
meat
and
'wo
pounds
of
bone
with
marrow.
Others
are
made
from
left-over
vegetables,
me
it
scraps,
vegetable
water,
.celery
tops,
outside
leaves
of
cabbage
and
many
other
bits
which
may
have
accumulated
in
the
refrigerator.
This
type
of
soup
might
well
be
called
Ice-box
soup.
For
the
averaire
house
is
f
Hilt
a
1
-,
uliin
vou
serve
Iuxcioiisly
smoo-oth
mm
of
Whrat"
it's
always
H10
hiKi-iVt
tim''!
So
easy
to
ITPparn
...
in
,'tn
0
boilinK
it
cooks
to
delirious;
,
fvi-rviwic
from
Uuhy
to
Dud
will
7t
contains
Hood-mru-liing
Iron
pro-alniiin
.mil
I'lioiilionis
for
diets
dr-,,
,.i'nif
"
That's
why
it's
such
a
good
'!lt
t'ri;im
f
Wheat"
habit
...
so
t
i
1
W
X'1-
i
AH
E
YOU
BISCOURASGBn
-
-
1
.
...
...
I
.
4.-
A
1
Press
remainder
of
vegetables
through
a
coarse
sieve.
Melt
fat
and
add
flour
and
stir
until
well
blended,
add
hot
vegetable
puree
and
water.
Cook,
stirring
constantly,
until
smooth
and
thickened.
Add
milk,
nutmeg
and
unsleved
cauliflower.
Reheat
and
serve
at
once.
Yield:
six
servings.
Squash
Potage
1
small
onion,
thinly
sliced
2
tablespoons
fat
3
cups
diced
squash
or
pumpkin
1
Ve
cups
canned
tomatoes
1
teaspoon
sugar
Vz
teaspoon
salt
2
cups
cold
water
l'2
cups
milk
1
egg
yolk
Cook
onion
slowly
In
1
tablespoon
fat.
Add
squash,
tomatoes,
sugar,
salt'
and
1
cup
water.
Coo's
until
squash
is
tender,
then
rub
because
you
suffer
distress
from
Ah
tntkm$lattlt
Reader
Writec
"
I
rrad
nbmit
Pao-quins
Hand
Cream
in
your
column
and
tried
it
I
Now,
&
4-
'FEMALE
COMPLAINTS
free'.'
Vou
see,
XKANS-CAN'AUA
Alii
LINKS
have
mule
it
womlcr-iulljr
joiWo
fer
mil
to
pay
a
llilrty-
ROYAL
FARMERS
Prince
and
Princess
Soutzo
of
Romania
who
fled
the
Communist
regime
in
their
country
to
come
to
Canada,
are
planning
to
take
up
farming
in
Alberta.
The
36-year-old
Oxford-educated
prince
was
lord
of
Sutzesti
and
Lsvor
villages
in
addition
to
owning
8,000
acres
of
farm
lands
and
fro-ests.
Shown
here
are
the
prince
and
princess
with
their
19-year-old
daughter,
Ioar.a,
standing,
and
Alexander,
six,
in
Cal-earv-
(CP
Photo)
no
matter
what
my
chores,
my
bands
look
like
they'd
uevrr
dona
keeper
it
is
well
to
have
at
least
Binjin
for
'or
(iiiii
i
r.71;
Moutrt'fil
(I4KHII,
to
(o::-ltow
Slunnon
tlol.fO
iiiln.y
t
1
I.0111I0I1
an
outline
of
a
recipe
and,
in
the
case
of
a
cream
soup,
definite
recipes
will
assure
the
same
results
each
time
it
is
made.
The
wonderful
thing
about
a
cream
soup
is
that
it
is
almost
a
meal
,,-lv'M)K
to
Th(.-e
fiirt'S
which
makes
you
NERVOUS
HIGH-STRUNG
oa
such
days?
Are
you
troubled
by
d'mtrtm
of
female
functional
monthly
disturbances
which
makfls
you
suffer,
feel
so
ncrvottt,
cranky,
real
teas,
weak
at
auch
tinnas?
Then
do
try
Lydia
E.
Pinkham'a
Vegetable
Compound
to
relieve
auch
symptoms!
Id
a
recent
test
it
proved
helpful
to
women
troubled
this
way.
Why
dod't
you
f
et
smart
and
try
it
yourmdf?
Pinkham'a
Compound
ia
what
is
known
as
a
uterine
sedative.
It
baa
boo
thine;
effect
on
one
a
woman
a
moat
important
organ.
iiuxiniuiu
riiiuciion
2
teaspoons
salt
2
cups
milk
Few
grains
pepper
Wash
beans,
soak
overnight,
drain.
Add"
water,
cook
in
a
s
8rt'k
of
work
and
my
hn4isnil
Mys
they're
beautiful
I"
v.s,
1'arquir.s
is
the
hand
cream
preferred
by
mora
women
than
snjr
other
hand
cream
in
the
world
Ijerause
it
keeps
"
busy
"
hand
lovely
Rives
them
that
"
lady
of
leicure
look".
It's
used
con.tauilj
by
doctors
and
nurws
who
wash
their
hands
thirty
to
forty
tunas
a
day.
So
'why
not
try
it
?
simply
write
to
me
Harhara
Brt-nt,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q.
for
your
re
sample
of
PAC-QI
IN8
HAND
CIlKAMt
Irretitlihlet
that's
what
these
11
mpubr
roiuul
trip
1
sbvi
(imc
it's
1
fmra
Moiiin-al
k
loo
in
T.f'.A.'
For
over
70
years
thousands
of
iirls
and
wonwMi
baye
reported1
benefit.
Jurt
see
If
yo
i,
too
Wt
report
xosrteoV
result.
Worth
trying!
NOTKt
Or
mm
mar
orefrr
LYWA
E
'i
covered
pan
until
beans
are
soft.
,r!h
i?i:ir
"
clylinerl
riMUIAM'S
TABLETS
wim
md4d
trwo.
,
Mcurion
f:ins
sm
through
sieve.
Heat
milk
and
add
to
the
puree.
Mix
remainder
of
melted
fat
with
beaten
egg
yolk
and
remaining
water.
Add
to
the
soup
and
reheat.
Serve
with
croutons.
Yield:
six
servings.
Bean
Chowder
1
cup
dried
beans
quarts
water
1
cup
diced
carrots
1
cup
canned
tomatoes
1
onion,
finely
chopped
V2
cup
shredded
green
pepper
'Lydia
E.
Pinkham's
VEGETABLE
COMPOUND'
wulxr
m
to
A'l
l'l.in
iinw
a
trip
about
V?,
to
2
hours,
then
add
vegetables.
Add
the
cracked
wheat
or
flour
and
salt,
mixed
with
a
little
cold
water
and
cook
about
Vi
hour
longer.
Add
milk
and
pepper.
Reheat
'to
boiling
point
and
serve.
Yield:
7
to
I
jrfttl
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They're
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so
easy
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Youll
like
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of
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Plastic!
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2
tablespoons
cracked
wheat
or
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tablespoon
flour
Louis!
XIV
once
paid
$14,000
for
a
pair
of
buttons.
4
kc
01r
family
u
tei;
SliimlT's
True
nils
from
gi'nume,
,
Imns
only
,
.
.
sa"l
and
mellowed
October
15
and
16
Tliey
have
no
straps
to
muss
your
hair
when
you
slip
them
on
and
oft
.
.
.
but,
magically,
they
slay
up
"
1
mod
"
snuirly
and
comfortably
fmra
waiet
to
top.
old
wine.
A
little
it
ti
f.'nWfu.'
A
M
a
liMle
fcliirrifT'a
Yes,
jou'll
I
a
prelty
ictire
cf
laip--
i.i-,
hi
illlilV
i
iiintm
V
111
uiir
Ul
IIII'IMT
M
ml
new
l:ite
treat
Wlers!
Yes,
you'll
o(
n
i
our
magic
m
SliiirifT's
Imttleu
,
.
.
they
make
wonderful
filial
Look
fur
them
in
better
stores
everywhere
and
be
fiire
to
lvk
for
that
important
Vinylite
Platir
label.
It's
your
asuurance
cf
finest
products
tested
and
approved
bj
"
2Vi
Uette
r
l-'abric$
letting
liur.
U7
01
to-morrow
when
tit
.
.
.
tc
tor
hlur-
iting
Lutraclj
and
EMnirc
ttk
!
It's
made
to
do
your
whole
family
wash!
rau"l
.
.
.
"
She
Wat
Sentenced
To
A
PenittnHurr
Term
0
four
Veori
"
lor
drug
peddhnu
.
.
.
larceny
.
.
.
procuring
an
abortion
...
or
whatever
the
crime
wns.
You've
read
null
reports
in
your
newspaper
but
dij
jrou
ever
pause
to
consider
what
sort
of
life
confronted
mn-e
women
convicts
n
they
riitorr-d
tl
pniy
walls
'
'
ouiy
itdcr
d
prison
for
females,
at
lvinn-
-
'on?
'Dip
whole
truthful
account
is
brought
to
von
M
7f7o)7
D7S
tiv
an
ex-inmate
in
the
pages
of
CANADIAN
HOME
JiU'HNAL
fir
October.
It's
a
challenge
to
every
d
women's
organization
in
the
country.
.
.
.
There's
sis
'i
interesting
reading
in
this
new
issue
of
Canada's
fuvouw-
o
o
res:
V
-
maiMinetir-t
chapter
of
an
exciting
serial
and
a
tempt-
'""''
.
.
.
lasluons
with
a
special
slant
...
a
wo-meit
pies
to
add
to
your
kitchen
repertoire.
All
in
.tiadiaa
Hume
Juumal.
At
your
favourite
newsdealer's
to
...Procter
&
Gamble's
amazing
discovery!
Tide
is
completely
new
and
different!
And
Tide
does
what's,
never
been
done
before
washes
clothes
cleaner
than
fcny
soap,
yet
actuaUy
leaves
colors
brighter,
fllothing't
too
dirty
for
Tide!
And
no
water
is
too
hard!
Tide
ive
oceans
of
suds
even
in
hardest
water.
Only
Tide
can
make
all
these
promises:
-
of
Are
You
"Sick
And
Tired
l
ido's
"
doggy
"
206
Sixth
Street
(in
smell
around
the
house?
V
i
d
o
is
the
Wonder
Dog
of
the
World,
but
h
i
s
particular
brand
of
canine
cologne
leaves
much
to
be
de
c,
-
1
'
1
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
NNir
favoutif
t
1
"t'h
a
brand
new
;
wa't
'til
you
fee
the
.
'nntainer
that
BRAN
I)
CORN
ml
It's
designed
y
oiienmg
...
it
"
wugly
on
the
nhclf
Mnly-looks
smart
mme
conc-ion
tin!
in
a
hurry
for
'
delicious
Crown
Y'
Pour
on
waffles
A.
MacKENZIE
'
FURNITURE
LTD.
'!'.';"
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
'
BED
MATTRESSES
Ask
for
them
by
name.
Beautyrest,
Deepsleep,
Slumber
King,
Lady
Beaty
and
many
othe-ii
for
your
Fall
requirements.
Phone
775
327
3rd
Avenue
ONLY
TidQ
DOES
ALL
FOUR!
.
Washes
clothes
CLEANER!
Yes.
cleaner
than
any
soap
made!
And
that
goes
for
your
heaviest,
dirtiest
wash
even
grimy
overalls!
Tide
not
only
leaves
clothes
free
from
ordinary
dirt,
but
actually
removes
dingy
soap
film
as
well.
2.
Gets
clothes
dazzling
white-they'n
CLEAHER!
When
you
wash
with
Tide,
whits
things
come
daxxlint
white-stay
that
'
nay
week
after
week.
Tide
never
turns
them
yellow!
,
3.
Actually
brightens
cotors-tbey're
CLEANER!
Tide's
not
only
tafe
for
your
gay
print
dresses,
but
It
actually
MeMtns
them!
Powerful
enough
for
heavy
work
clothes,
yet
safe
for
all
washable.
colors
that's
the
miracle
of
Tide!
sired
I
Keep
Fido,
by
all
means!
.
.
.
but
banifb
his
'
smell
"
from
your
rooms
easily
and
effectively
with
a
new
wonder-workins;
room
deodorant
1
Called
VAPAlR,
it's
just
as
effective
willi
the
after-dinner
odor
of
stale
cooking
or
rigarette
smoke
as
it
is
with
J'ldo's
smell
I
Vapair
costs
less
than
a
cent
each
time
to
use
.
.
.
bo
ask
for
the
big-value,
ten-ounce
bottle
to-morrow
at
drug
or
department
stores
all
across
jCanadal
Aro
You
"Gutit
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
U"l9
About
thaT
"BUDDY"
TAFT
announces
the
opening'
beaulifiil
Peggy
&ige
colour
.
fARlllriN
of
his
Shy"
about
jour
bathroom?
After
the
first
guest
uses
the
basin,
it
covered
by
soapy
after
-wash
film
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HymtHol
Product
IN'K1
And
no
wondcrl
Never
P1
have
I
een
n
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10
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DANCING
STUDIO.!
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Brothen,
622
Fraser
Street,
.
Classes
in
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Tap,
Ballet,
Character,
and
Ballroom
for
young
and
old
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to
4.
Gives
more
suds-
praw
ft
to
yur
dishpaal
Klnd-to-handssuds!
Faster
suds!
Longer,
lasting
suds
'than
any
soap
In
hardest
water!
Tide
cuts
grease
Ilk
magic
.
.
.
washes
dishes
cleaner
than
any
soap!
No
scum
In
the
water!
Nocloudy
film!
Dishes
and
glasses
rinse
and
dry
sparkling
clear
.
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.
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in,,-1
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can
that
should
have
gone
down
tb"
drain?
Then
it's
time
to
disrovsj
GILLETT'S
DRAIN
CLEANER!
Prevent
elow
drains,
keej
them
clear
and
fast-running
by
rcfftdiir
use
of
Gillett's
Drain
Cleaner.
Just
two
tablespoons
a
week
will
present
drains
clogging
make
basins
so
much
easier
to
keep
sparkling
cleant
So
easy
so
safe
so
effective
to
use
.
.
.
ask
for
Gillett's
Drain
Clcane
i
even
witnouc
wiping!
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f,.r
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in
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time
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