""T ' prince Gtspetf Daflp Xutm , Saturday, March 19, 1949 n?mm FLOORING The " ' Experts Say Reminiscences ' By W. 3. and REFLECTIONS I Q. Is it Injurious to moistei j the hair with water too fre . quenUy? . l A. Yes; if this ts doneta HOW CAN I ? ? Ey ANNE ASHLEY MAPI.E STRIP two egg yolks; three table- Spring is here and ' mae spoons butter; two egg whites; syrr.p already is making its ap-! one-quarter cup maple syrup, pep ranee In the market stalls. Mx flour, salt and. maple Fire in DeLuxe Spokane Doghouse SPOKANE When the Kan Moore family heard Boots, the retriever, burking furiously after midnight, they discovered it came from his rie'.ux? do;; hon'-e, which was on fire. Boots was inside. The blaze had started from a short circuit in the clod's electric heating pad. He barkeu his own fhe alarm. Winnipeg's bakers have gone on strike and thousands of families are limited to a loaf a da; while those who come late got If the housewife wants to try often It causes the hair to be come harsh and dry,,making i break easily. Q. What can i use. as a sub FIR OR HEMLOCK SIDING ALL TYPES SASH AND DOOR ... arid a Complete Supply of General Construction Ma- ierjals. syrup. Add hot milk gradually and cook in double boiler, stirring constantly, until mixture thickens . Cook 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add a fmall portion of the hot mix Q. How can I remove scratches from furniture? A. Use equal quantities of best salad oil and vinegar; mix none. It's all very Inconvenient To be able to bake an ovenfull of a new "syrup" dish on her family, here is a recipe: " Maple Rite Puidinc -Ingredients: one-quarter cup rice; two cups milk; 2'2 tablespoon? cornstarch; one-haJf cup maple hyrup; two e$?? yolks; two egg good, substantial bread nay not be thought a social accomplish- J and bottle, and shake well be stltute for egg in puddings? I A. One teaspoon f gelatin dissolved In hot mill;, is a ptxx substitute for two -eggs whel , making puddings or cake. ment, but It's vorUi knowing., lore using. Dip a soft rag into i Eisht and Half Weeks for Job j WASHINGTON An average' to have And bread so handy around the house. whites; one-qunrti-r cup maple the mixture and rub well into the wood. Equal parts of Unseed' oil and turpentine are also ture to the beaten egg yolks. Stir into pudding and cook three minutes. Remove from heat. Add butter and fold in meringue made from ejg whites and one-quarter cup maple syrup. S Boil rice in sailed water until eood. Beeswax can be useri tn Classified aovertlslne aa? tender. Drain. Scald milk in man looking for a job in the United States probably will take about tight and a half weeks program iwm, enyea nere,nu cracks ln furniUire i brings results. ' recently, was called "Little . .. . - : boiler. Blend syrup. Yield: six servings. top of double cornstarch to a smooth paste Bread and" Honey There's ! perhaps longer to find one, the Toots." In earlier life, we ex- I n philpott,Evitt I and Co. Ltd. with the one-half cup maple nothing like a slice of bread and ; census Bureau announces, syrup. Add gradually to the honey to satisfy young appetites i perienceti this, but only now and then. Yet there were occasions when some were quite big. Classified Atb Bring Results! PHONE 651 ; hot milk. Stir until mixture during after-school hours, j thickens and cook 15 minutes. Home economists remind I Add rice and well-beaten egg homemakers that -most of Can- yolks. Plane in greased baking- ada's honey, either for inter-di.sh. Beat esg whites' until provincial trade or export from stiff. Gradually add the one-' Canada, is graded according to lit ...of. ..Milt as special as Apple Ice Cream: Ingredients; two cups grated apples ( four medium apples') ; rmp h:ilf run fruit, nr finp ffran- Away down in O wrgia where the watermelons come from there is a man with an idea. Constable Turner and Con Completely fed up with all the ulated susar; one-half pint. stable George Redhead jumped Quarter cup maple syrup, beat- government regulations. from behind a huilrlintr sparch. ins until stiff. Spread over the! ripanlinpss and moisture con pushing about, planned econ whipping cream. cd Mazzei's car and found j 1 pudding. Bake in moderafe ; tent are the two factors stressed omy, psychiatry, admonitions, Grate the unpeeled apples. in the regulations. Since mois-: After ev.atjna 'a small amount of ' endless broadcasts, social con-' jjfOK CASES H.d from Page 2 w. Brown justified i) fiiv I Mniei prosecuUoB w. Turner tesli-j,e had made a call Lnerial Oil dock to a ture affects the keeping quality nnnU ,P,,S,,, ,nn fmnnfcie sciousness. commandments, rep ot honey it is wise to keep it in wilh part of sugar to preVent rimands, talking down to, a cool, dry place. . j discoloration. Continue grat-' nagged at, his habits, and the -jing and sprinkling until two state of the nation, he asks that nnii rream An annle pnn nf nnnip are' measured, there be introduced what he bottle of rum beneath the , oven 35 decrees Fahrenheit! front seat. The rum was found un,il delicately browned, about by himself, Turner testified. 15 ""null's, ivia: six servings. Constable Redhead testifieeil , that he had heard Turner, tele j Maple Syrup I ream Ingred-phone the taxi stand and "make.lents tone-half cup flour; one-a request for a bottle." About half teaspoon Rait ;one cup five minutes later, Mazzel ap- maple syrup; 1, cups hot milk; peared. - s. i i....f dessert is always popular with whip cream and fold into apple calls a "Leave Us Alone Week.' ' the family, and especially one mixture. Freeze. Serves six. i He has something there, jiie uXl swuu awui ,,ii the morning ol iid, using the licti- . AT 25c A DOUBLE ROLL WHILE THEY LAST. BORDERS 2c YARD. Some of these papers are regularly. priced at $1.80 - - Paper a room for $2.50 eoBBon&AKQSdn 'I saw Turner take a bottlo of "Henry Biown.y ( rom under the front seat im !,ir a Dome m a. NOW :.i.a voice. ram i., nt the other enu ooo mediately beneath the driver' seat," Constable Redhead said "Shortly after, Mazzel asked me if I sa yanyone down there waiting for a taxi. I sad 'no.' " I idcntilied himself as ;. Turned said, and to the Imperial O.' minutes afterward As In all three cases, Mr Branca called on no defenre witnesses and told the court TO urn I Parking, Crating in and General jut and Storage il!!!!l!lill!ll!ll!!!!!llIII!l!l!!!li!a!S!lf:l that his defence argument in this case would be similar to that used in the Julian case earlier. PHONED FOR BOTTLE Policemen involved in ttw Montesano case were Constables Gordon Simons and D. W. Turner. Simons told the court he had telephoned a Third Avenue stand about 4:45 on the morn WHAT IS THE DRAUGHT' QUICK! RATING OF YOUR CHIMNEY? jBplete, Reliabla and r nt Service, call iay's Cartage !prage Limited i Park Avenues Sand ablished 1910 lies (0 and 68 You don't know? Neither do we offhand, Iiunu, but uui we wc have nave the nic truiijiiiciii equipment to test the draught and if you suspect your chim- ney of imperfect drawing powers, consult us. If your chimney needs more length we will tell you exactly how much should be added. THOM SHEET METAL Ltd. S5i First Ave. E. Black 884 ing of March 6 from a 'phone at the entrance of the Cow Bay j fishermen's floats. I I Constable Simons testified that the accused was reluctant to deliver the bottle but finally , agreed to do son on the insist-ance of tile fictitious Henry ! Fishermen! Green. As in the other cases, there was merriment among the court spectattors when the constables demonstrated their affected Indian voices. Testimony to support the 110PRACTOR Hushes, D.C, Ph.C. .22 Besner Block it BITE 441 for 'Appointment I HOI RH .nv to I2m pm. and J to 5 p m. 1 FAKMMiH m1 Friday, 7:S0 p m. foi to come during; th (TEPTIONIST In attend-ji noons. TO nxiSIIINT. fclitpine, Printing; InlarsinR A-'K'K SERVICE Amateur and lissiunal Supplies pi ' ' 7 7 I THE WORK OF MERCY NEVER ENDS i f t 'v-i ' : I ; I 1 crowns claim tnat jvioniesano was operating a taxi cab out of the Third Avenue stand was given by Assistant City Treasur Get that high speed engine of yours ready to do a Job this "coming season. Avoid the last minute scramble, have us check it over for you. If an orerhaul is required we should have the engine now in order to strip down and secure any parts that might not be Immediately available. TIME IS LIMITED. We are equipped for and specialize in the overhaul of CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES. RUPERT MOTORS LTD. , rilONE 566 er William Long who said that! city hall licencing records showed it to be so. Long gave similar testimony in the Mazzel case. George L. Bordie, clerk in the Government T.S.S. NCE RUPERT Agent's office, introduced as a witness by the Crown, testifide that he believed Masozei to be the registered owner of the car SAII.S FOR which the Crown alleged was used In the offence. Commenting on the Mazzei case. Magistrate Vance said: "I must draw the same conclusion in this case that I did from the one this morning (the Julian caset. The evidence is the same as itUs-to-that. MICOUVER ITKRMIDIATE PORTS H THURSDAY ! at 11:15 p.m. KETCHIKAN Jii:sUAY MIDNIGHT ' Cross servkes include: Blood rransjusion, Aid to SUk and Disabled Veterans, Outpost Hospitals, Treatment for Crippled Children, Nutrition Services, First Aid and Home Smrt-ing Courses, Swimming and Hf'attr Sjfely, etc. In finding Montesano guiuy. THE Skeena Construction & Cabinet Co. Builders and General Contractors FLOOR SANDING AND CABINET WORK CONCRETE WOR KAND REMODELING Houses built under the N.H.A. Plan 20 down payment-balance in easy mor.thly payments over a period of 15 to 20 years. Free Estimatees FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PHONE BLACK 224 P-O. BOX 1678 the magistrate said: 'l must nervations Write I or Call R ItKPOT OFFICE J'CE RUTERT. B.C. J , f take the same stand in this case the evidence is the same. There is only one inference to draw that is that the liquor was kept on hand for this purpose." At request of Crown Counsel Brown the magistrate reserved sentence in all three cases until this morning. 9 "Operations Peacetime" Is still being fought by thousands of our veterans. We must help them win! With your contributions, the Red Cross brightens the dull days of our war-wounded . . . visiting them regularly . . . providing them with candy and comforts, tobacco, entertainment and books. ',,,,,. s Canadian Red Cross Lodges, affiliated w ith Veterans Affairs tals, are in operation across Canada. I Iere, patients relax, enjoy music and games, visit.with families and friends. Those who are able, learn profitable and entertaining handicrafts. 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