BLAME
FOR
WAR
(Continued
from
page
1)
Prince
Rupert
DQiy
Nvj
Thursday.
rw.L.
I
INet
HOUSEKEEPING
of
September
4.
And
this
we
condemn,"
affirmed
"It
begins
with
these
words:
Mr.
Mawer,
'The
invasion
of
tiie
Ptv.-'v.
After
a
question
period
at
the
end
of
the
Ulk
Mr
Mawer
waa
the
or
Korea
on,
June
25
by
armed
forces
of
the
North
Ko-
given
a
special
vote
of
thanks
rean
authorities
was
an
act
of
bv
the
chairman,
Mrs.
Blackaby.
aggression
initiated
without
The
president
of
the
club
also
KINfiSTnw
o,,
.
work
and
that,
In
particular,
it
should
hold
free
elections
In
Korea.
This
was
done
In
the
spring
of
1948
and
Syngman
Rhee
was
established
at
Seoul
as
the
head
of
the
lawfully
elected
government
of
the
Republic
of
Korea.
v.
wuiv
muiiia
nave
sins,.
vmi,
been
opened
to
cod
vith
ill
!'n?e
line
a7
J
.
atoning
sv,tn.
.."""i
elsewhere,
majority
rule
must
prevail,"
Mr.
Mawer
said.
"Domination
is
only
bad
when
it
comes
through
minority
rule."
Stressing
the
activities
of
the
Economic
and
Social
Council
of
the
UN
as
contact
with
races.
FEAST
OF
FAT
THINGS
IS
ULTIMATE
IN
PERFECTION
I
warning
and
without
provoi-a-
welcomed
a
new
member
to
th
"Although
not
perfect,
this
rV-Vl
tion,
in
execution
or
a
careiut-ly-prepared
plan.'
'From
the
start,
the
objec
locnl
branch,
Mrs.
Gordon
Graham,
who
has
recently
movel
here
from
Chilliwack.
Mis.
J.
A.
Rutherford
accom-
JAr.
Mawer
reviewed
the
United
tives
of
North
Korea
have
been
to
secure
bv
force
what
could
panled
at
the
piano
in
the
sin,?-
not
be
gained
by
other
means.
'
ing
of
the
national
anthem.
Vi
cup
honey
1
egg,
well
beaten
3i
cup
thick
unswettened
applesauce
'i
teaspoon
baking
soda
Vi
teaspoon
baking
powder
2
cups
pastry
flour
OR
VA
cups
all-purpose
flour
Vi
teaspoon
cinnamon
V4
teaspoon
nutmeg
lt
teaspoon
salt
1
cup
chopped
raisins
government
was
returned
as
a
result
of
an
expression
of
the
will
of
the
majority
of
the
Korean
people
and
as
such
was
entitled
to
recognition.
ThU
was
given
by
the
United
Nations
General
Assembly
on
December
12,
1948.
It
was
declared
that
all
me;nbers
of
the
UN
are
bound
by
that
decision
and
that
no
other
government
was
In
existence.
'
"Events
in
the
Soviet
zone
tn
MONTREAL,
Dec.
7th
-si
.T;
Wl?
lovely
faut
to
J.tne.
Locke,
.
Solomon
spoke
of
"a
feast
cf
fat
things'
'as
being
the
ultimate
In
perfection.
In
more
recent
times,
"living
on
the
fat
,
of
the
land"
has
been
expressive
'
of
all
the
luxuries
of
living.
In
the
modern
way
of
life
there
are
Wher
classes
of
foods
which
are
prized
as
highly
as
most
types
of
fat
Of
air
edible
fats,
the
fat
of
nilk
is
considered
the
most
diii-'
cate
and
therefore
fresh
cream
knltAV
n
nrtif
nrva
H
In
m'inv
Nations'
Korean
problem
prior
to
present
hostilities.
,
CAIRO
AGREEMENT
"In
the
Second
Wond
War,
United
States,
United
Kingdom
and
China
agreed
at
Cairo
that
Korea
be
freed
from
foreign
domination.
The
Soviet
Union
adhered
to
the
Cairo
declaration.
But
for
military
expediency
in
the
demilitarization
of
'i
Wi
A
mi
Uuy,
yuu
we,
m
mde
by
.kin
cienti.U
irtio
."U
MH-a
tu
U
soflenmj
oilto
.very
eak
Th
t
'"e
4
i
si
n
I
Japan
it
was
agreed
that
United
Cream
fat
and
sugar
thorough-
States
should
occupy
the
south
the
north
followed
the
usual
'
pattern
of
absolute
control
of
all
social
movements
suppres-!
sion,
then
abolition
of
opposi-l
because
you
Ite
om
sol
ly.
Add
honey,
mixing
well.
Addiern
part
of
Korea
to
the
38th
t-.nv
ami
nee
how
mucn
ofL.r
Woodtarr?miui
Vi
..m.plexum!
And
u
Woodbury
Soap
k.
a'Hyt
Junt
lOo
a
ctikf.
oui
bati,
u
-fa
eee
and
beat
well.
Add
aDPle-i
rurallp
nnri
thp
Soviet
tmnns
sauce
in
which
soda
has
been
should
occupy
that
part
of
Ko-!tlon
s
expressed
through
news-
trrleaning
For
Tht
Chrlttmmm
w.
do
juat
about
.v.ry
cTL
B'.
papers
and
the
like,
all
this
mi
iinuk
01
-iron,
wMhin.
window,
to
i7Zl
.
..J
dissoived.
silt
together
tne
dry
rea
lying
to
the
north.
ingredients
and
add
with
thei
-The
policy
of
the
Soviet
raisins
to
the
creamed
mixture.
J
union
was
clear
from
the
start.
Drop
bv
teaspoonsful
on
a
greas-
j
According
to
them
only
Corned
baking
sheet.
Bake
at
375"
F.,
munists
were
democratic
and
Bo.ifliiiin
lurniturel
What
if
itf
If.
thai
V
a
M
coupled
with
a
violent
program'
of
specious
propaganda
design-'
ed
to
discredit
the
United
States
In
the
eyes
of
South
Koreans
'
cases
where
fat
is
used.
To
make
one
pound
of
butter
the
cream
from
ten
quarts
of
milk
Is
required.
The
nursery
rhyme
says
"Betty
Botter
bought
a
bit
of
butter
to
make
her
batter
better."
Many
a
homemaker
agrees
with
,.
the
idea
and
adds
"a
bit
of
but-
k
ter"
to
vegetables,
soups
and
drsserts
as
well
as
batters
be-
cause
of
the
rich
smoothness
and
flavor
it
Imparts.
Home
economists
say
"Its
better
with
butter."
Nothing
hpnts
a
tinnine
of
for
about
20
minutes.
Makes
5
to
the
Soviet
Union
would
consult
and
to
point
out
the
alleged
il-6
dozen."
v
j
no
other
political
groups
in
re-
j
legality
of
United
Nations
ef-
kind
,o
youVbaand
ffi
M
H
do
cany
to
kceD
clean
1
i.TT
V
,
A
n,U5
..U
and
toVX:
iWoir
Sfe
tn'.
(he
new
M-I,
Snoriri
I'd
l
t
iI..
i
y
uU
""
Cr.
,!,(
Wt..
Montrral,
P.Q
Hclo,7lO,
'
,
411
H
gard
to
the
formation
of
a
na-1
forts
at
mediation.
HOT
WATER
GINGERBREAD
i
north
on
Elections
in
th
Vi
cup
clarified"
beef
drippings
Uonal
government
for
all
Ko-
fan
Via
mdintomoH
rea,'
ne
maintained.
:
August
25.
1948.
also
followed
Mr.
Mawer
continued:
"It
can
the
familiar
pattern
with
the
be
seen
that
but
for
the
abortive
Korean
Democratic
Front
eath-
invasion
of
South
Korea
in
June.i
ering
99.6
per
cent
of
the
vote,
j
the
strong
Soviet
orienttation
The
formation
of
groups
of
LRATOKI
Think
nai
vou
aiv
vf.,
.
i.
of
North
Korea
would
have
con-tt.med
troops
totalling
well
over
crunchy,
buttered
crumbs
on
a
casserole
dish.
Often
such
a
topping
makes
the
family
forget
that
they
are
eating
leftovers.
,
-
Another
idea
'
fo
flopping
is
1
egg
34
cup
molasses
Vi
cup
sugar
i
1
teaspoon
cinnamon
Vi
teaspoon
cloves
2
teaspoons
ginger
2Vi
cups
pastry
flour
OR
2
cups
plus
2
tablespoons'
all-purpose
flour
Vi
teaspoon
salt
1
cup
boiiing
water
i
tinued
aided
by
the
large
So
103,000
men
came
as
a
matter
'".UxF'Ve
ir'Kid""
whether
ft.
I
vo
A
felandard,
Alaater,
or
De
Luxe
CoU-wi
Lj
?eU
mlljr
aaf.
cold
from
top
to
bottol
5
freeiinj
cumi-artment.
for
trown
food8.TlS
Lay
QmckuU
Ie.
Trayi.
Sturdy.Xp
S
met.
Beautaful
Raymond
Wwy
Al
usea
on
discuius.
use
yuui
aav-
orite
recipe
for
baking
powder
J
biscuits'
but
substitute
Vi
cup
u.
r
""
woman
nM
ii
by
the
famrmi
Meter-M.aer.
And
want.
gnLffi
Evm
,
ii.inle
t,y
Cnpra
Motor..
Th.r.'.
not
.
.very
muiuti
toL
t
1
riRiilniM
lJealer
today,
w
Cream
fat,
add
sugar
slowly.
cornmeal
for
Vi
cup
of
the
flour
viet
embassy
ftaff
in
the
North
Korean
capita).
"Meanwhile
the
Korean
commission
made
efforts
to
contact
the
Soviet
authQ!its
in
the
north
but
without
success,"
said
Mr.
Mawer,
recounting
strict
censorship
of
the
north.
"A
large
majority
of
the
General
Assembly
decided
that
the
commission
should
continue
its
;
When
the
dough
is
rolled
and
cut,
add
well-beaten
egg.
Mix
boiling
of
course,"
the
.
speaker
Indicated.
,
"An
honest
understanding
of
the
war
and
do
not
be
taken
in
by
the
Communist-inspired
phrase,
civil
war,"
he
warned,
''must
inevitably
begin
with
the
report
of
the
Korean
commission
which
reached
the
Security
Council
at
its
meeting
Sweet-toasted
fresh,
4iJ
ffT)
because
folks
eat
II
1
1
1
1
1
1)1
1
ft
I
I
Kelloggs
Corn
Hakes
tID
II
1
1
1
r?l
I
'l
I
I
fast
as
we
make
'em!
Gat
JT
III
your
bargain
in
jffxxncss,
fC
M
fm
I
I
Kellogg
.
Corn
Flake..
4
LzlW$$
0MI
KHOWS
IISII
pt;
-
V
j
j
!)'
the
condition
of
Hu
Tht
Silt
01
Iw
f
J
dip
the
tops
of
the
biscuits
in
water,
with
molasses.
Add
alter-melted
butter,
then
in
cornmeal.
'
nately
with
the-sifted
dry
Bake
as
usual
in
a
hot
oven,
400
,
dients.-
Pour
into
a
9-inch
greas-F,
and
serve
with
butter
and
ed
pan.
Bake
in
a
slow
oven
300
fur.
t
e
n
a
worry
to
vou
lstelv?
Tl.'.
your
ipniil
on
wah-day?
llo
no-rinne
chemical,
make
hem
rough
and
here,
the
an-
f
'
.
j
maple
syrup,
honey
or
jam.
F.,-for
60
minutes.
nil?
TJmn
take
my-n
ort
ui
TOUT
Many
types
of
fats
have
their
uses
in
cooking.
For
deep
frying
it
is
essential
that
the
fat
should
i
Kinh
cmnHnff
tpmncra.
luvi'-e
and
ciiatiKS
Vi'-a7
problem
.
.
.tut'
la
IM"Z-q),Hkl
Vrr
i-IN-X
NO
fl
Dm
nets
vour
wash
A
8
M
U
D
G
K
I5lorioii.lv
rteaa
and
I
I
HNITL'RE
P0I.PH
''
I
i
i
OW-TMEVWE
-v
i
Co)
I
I-
y
-v
.
..
..
II
TOO
TIGHT--.-
)
t
f
y
v
1
Ue
.mil
leave
vour
andl
ijjtvc
a
....
.
I
.
ture.
Lard,
vegetable
.
oils
and
.
I
I
I'M
PPOM
THE
I
I
(KILLING
ME.'.'
J
vV-
VW'S
t
TO
BPEAK
THEM
I
will
make
your
6nwt
ji
glow
V
gleam
like
ma:
j
trick
at
all,
I've
found,
:
furniture
look
like
n't
,::
wonderful
olili.
Audowt
tlimirj
1
like
nnt
ai,,
::
n.
vegetable
shortenings
are
good
for
this
purpose.
Chicken
or
goose
fat
may
also
be
used
if
the
supply
is
sufficient.
Beef
and
it
doe
three
goml
Jul
i
once!
Jt
fieac.i
it
p
veal
drippings
ana
uuner
otuim
too
easilv
to
be
used
for
frying.
Any
of
the
edible
fats
may
be
AM)
It
tirotccti
mv
m-
And
(aiiiij
of
Vift'nnfl
white,
tool
You
are,
only
lliir.
lum'
thi.
wonderful
conihina-lum
of
.
neh,
real
oap
and
two
dive
tl
lirf.-u(a.
That'i
why
Dm
b.i$
niili
ain.-iiing
rlraniug
power
-yet
U
no
marveluimly
mild
on
hiihils.
So
why
not
do
u
an
many
women
are
Join
today?
For
whit
shite
wa.-hca
without
red
hauda
jlmnfre
to
Dual
You'll
hk
it
to
much,
I'd
!iitK-t
you
get
.
Giant
Kfonomy
Mite
ja
k:ige.
Try
it
for
your
iieU
big
wash
and
aee
how
woiuleiiitlly
l)u
duet
Hvtrylkmgt
protect
ing
.
,
.
you
II
be
with
In-X.
I'extt
H'.u
(
hardwood
floori
ami
lit-X
used
for
sauteslng
.
.
that
is
'
par
-frying
The
average
home-
(
maker,
today,
wastes
the
fat,
vnich
Is
rendered
out
from
roasts
and
buys
shortening
for
SUp
Stll-l'ulii,iu
Hoi
IS
linoleum,
coni'iiioD
i.
tile
floor.
You'll
finJ
grocery,
har.latre
mJ
ifx
(torei
everywhere.
Colli,
'
F
rotiy
Morning)
call
for
A
fori
To
Tht
Vi
0
1
v"'
k
wially
good
.
breakfaita
to
U
get
that
aleepv-
!
Beef
dripping
is
usually
loo
hard
to
use
satisfactorily'
for
anything
but
pan
frying
but
If
:
2
Cups
of
rendered
beef
fat
are
'
melted
with
1
cup
of
pork
fat
or
lard
the
resulting
shortening
will
j
be
.
soft
and
may
be'
used
f
or
,
!
baking.
Stirring
the
fat
vigor-;
ously,
several
times
during
cool-
ing.
makes
it
soft
and
smooth.
Tire
drippings
from
smoked
pork
may
be
used
in
making
A
"lILrwt
O
I""1
family
out
tt
.
o'
That'.
why
I
auggrat
5
Minute
"CRKAM
OF
Vi
II
K
AT"
Brit
2f
hours
of
I
cuM,
ti
antihinlamine
difovrry
at
cold
tyntplftnt
m
A
Y'ea.
prompt,
efficient
fiif
it",
youra
fur
peiimfi.'
Tw
Kconoluv
lauiily-Sue
BV
38
Auol.wt
table
U
cv"
p
pastry
ior
meat
pies
or
in
recipes
such
as
gingerbread
or
spice
cookies.
Suet
is
not.
a
rendered
fat
but
finely
chopped
suet
gives
a
particular
Quality
to
steamed
pud
bout
3c
per
tahlfll
fo
i
eartif
get
Anoint
Iron
Uint
einno-oih,
wiile-awnke
lireak-f"'
t"-e:it
thnt
rixiku
to
lumiou.
d";riil)ihty
m
just
five
minute,
cf
boiling.
M-mmrn!
it'i
ao
good
find
o
rixhI
jur
yuu
for
it
con-tnim
Iron
nerrwary
for
gcKxl
rel
blood
ami
Cnlnum
and
I'hr-Choru.
for
diet,
deficient
in
theae
itemtnU.
And,
remember,
niol
her,
when
you're
buying
,
,
.
the
word,
('renin
of
Whent"
and
the
fninil-
r
"'CVam
of
Wheat"
CM
on
the
package)
.re
both
regialered
rndemnrka
of
-
The
Cream
of
Wheat
Corporation.
favorite
druggist
twiv
btr:
all
flNdAufoiiM"
odie.
They
tr
l
1
l
IKE
TO
DO
SAGWOOO
OEAP
BOX
)
1
I
I
l(
".L
Glv
WU
A
BUCK
.
TAvncs
poe
S,
von
ace
a
jewel
"S
-r
xxj
walk
apouno
J
(
PfcOPLE
--
J
prt
f
ILOVE
VOOA5
J
k
fr?i
Pt
OM,
NO--I
CANT)
.
(
TLL
TAKE
THEM
)
OH.
M6
1
f
do
rr
cow-
home
and
see
r
U
rv-s(POO,?TOU?
I
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clinical
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a
piping
hot
cup
of
HUVKiii
wiu
w.inn
you
up
in
no
time
I
Ye.,
Bovril'i
always
a
wee
run.
di
ink
and
never
more
welcome
than
when
the
ilir-imomcter'.
'way
down.
That,
hearty
becfy-gnoa
Unvdur
is
a
treat
at
any
time
of
day
served
in
anv
way
rrin
roups,
in
wtews
and
gravie.
...
and,
by
the
way.
b"ve
you
tried
thin?
...
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Trr
crlt,
roattad
pnfttort
with
tnat
real
oeeiy
,oon
ot
shorten-
,
T
j
n.
e
hnilinf
water.
Four
Ine
or
roatin(
roaating
P'
pan
In
a
fc..n-
tun
mixture
over
peeled
potatoes
and
cook
in
.
moderate
oven
until
done.
iurnin
if..
-
,
dings
and
mincemeat.
Proper
storage
of
fats
is
important.
Butter
is
relatively
perishable
and
absorbs
odors
readily,
therefore,
it
should
be
'
kent,
closely
covered
in
the
refrigerator.
Lard
will
keep
al-fost
Indefinitely
if
stored
In
the
refrigerator
and
for
a
limited
time
if
kept
at
room
temperature.
Shortenings
hydrogenated
fats)
may
be
satisfactorily
kept
in
closed
containers
at
room
temperature.
Rendered
household
fats
rhould
be
stored
in
a
tightly
covered
crock,
a
tin
container
or
an
opaque
Jar
in
a
cool
dry
place
away
from
light.
The
best
method
of
measurins,
say
Vi
cun
of
solid
fat,
it
to
fill
your
measuring
cun
Vi
full
with
cold
water,
then
add
fat
Until
the
water
measures
1
full
cup.
Be
sure
all
the
fat
is
completely
submerged
in
the
water
while
measuring.
Pour
off
the
water
and
the
fat
remaining
Is
the
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needed.
SPICED
DROP
COOKIES
o
enn
clarified
smoked
or
fresh
pork
fat
Vi
cup
brown
sugar
A
pciK
.
t
miil-w
finer
recipe
bv
Eileen
Koiger,
tue
iww.iuy.
yuu
fio-od
meat
flavour
without
the
high
cost
of
meal.
You'll
Har
Loll
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little
guilty
when
I
T
re
just
side
lr
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lime
to
sr1''
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1
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.
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W
If
1
m
given
all
tha
credit
for
mv
JKbL-O
l'UDDINO
desserts.
Be-caiwe,
though
they
look
to
ma.nifirent.
over
ii
to
prepare
ji'
lliey'rn
wonderfully
easy
to
maks
matter
of
minutes.
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beforehand
in
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Eng
and
n'
impossible
to
make
firm
anything
but
delicious!
Tho.-e
tempting
Jcll-0
Pudding
flavors
tn-mnim!
.
.
.
Chocolate,
liuttei'seoteli,
C'nrsmel
and
Van-H
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.
nnd
the
Tapioca
Trio
Chocolate,
Orange
Coconut
and
Vnnilla.
And
there
are.
a
"thou-nil-nnd-onn'
wonderful
ways
to
serve
eeonomienl
Jell-0
Pudding.
HnUrrtcotcii
Tartu,
lor
instance
Hi.
y
eoiildn't
be
simpler
to
make
,?.fcimpiv
prepare
Jell-0
But-terwolch
rudding
according
to
package
directions.
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cold,
fold
in
U
cup
cream
(whipped)
Vi
ri:p
chopped
pecans
and
fl.ill
in
baked
tart
shells.
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n
"Knrora"
dessert
if
ever
I've
tern
ing
won
v
in
'
ma
be
sure
ot
no
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family'
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nn
Ot
M"
land
!
Rev.
T.
L.
Weatherheai
wrote
in
the
parish
magazine!
that
church-jrers
are
asked
in.
,he
prayerbook
to
kneel
down.
"Nowhere,"
he
says,
aie
we
bid-'
den
to
slouch
upon
our
rear
portion."
i
Hems
II
,i
,..
'
,e
good
because
You'll
find
they
re
e
bmlget,
tool
,
Luc.
Cl.
onet
'or
ir.4..4
Looking
to'j!;
crusty
Corn
Urcad
that
tlcKica
ni
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y
hi.
apt.lc
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to
busy
gobbling
it
up
t
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JJ
Ad
hasn't
time,
to
ask
you
how
you
made
it.
.
n-crct
is
simple
.
.
.
the
recipe'.
Tight
on
the
pa.
k
M
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rvTTi.vi
e-ntiv
MfAT.
And
.ince
your
l.
i
j
wh
no
try
Hifid
is
well
a
huge
hiftband-auecess,
.,
...
:
tk.
naL-nire.
tOO!
ins
ovner
rrripra
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nne
one
ti
wonderful
one
for
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Pudding
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voir
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nciw
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Corn
Meal
give.
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your
'"""ei
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lor
H
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avour.
An.i
iia
im,iui
o;'Steri,
Ml
or
rut
lets.
Well,
b
tkH
Busy
C.ritlng
UWy
..e
For
ChrlttmatT
mini
.
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ibi
to
save
time
and
money
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to
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scrv
of
a
variety
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baked
potatoM-in
crime
hy
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,
in
asslad
with
a
hot
meal.
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r
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"hiTiirv
food"
that
.
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juii
'
budget!
Rich
in
vital
food
elements,
r0'
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lt
i
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1
i(
r
,,,,
.
pound
of
nourishment.
There',
no
wast
;
,
last
tasty
morsel.
Ask
your
grocer
tomoriow
er
A
ft
r.
Hmvrt
Fm-V
Pink
Re.Hv-to
-
tonderulb
Usfy.
hot
or
cold
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