Prince
Ruperr'Daily
New5
Thursday,
November
16,
1950
Harry
Beinan
$
ykwood
On
Bridge
mend.-Uian
Ujive
glvn
jou!
Don't
overcall
on
a
shabby
suit
just
becau.se
you
have
a
few
high
cards.
Have
a
good
suit
with
enouRh
soliditv
t.n
rnmrnn-
HOUSEKEEPING
By
Eosley
Blackwood
Daughter
Hurt
tee
a
reasonable
nmnh
of
From
1939
to
1949
the
net
.What
is
believed
to
be
the
national
income
of
Canadian
world'a
largest
deposit
of
lhnen-climbed
from
J4289
million
totite,
the
ore
of
titanium,
is
at
12,900
million.
jAUard
Lake
in
Quebec.
i
1
A.
1
.
ners
if
the
worst
happens
and
je
note
wis
poini
aoout
my
recent
series
of
VEGETABLES
TREAT
ONE
WELL
BUT
MUST'
BE
TREATED
WELL
THEMSELVES
Vn
rn
jru
jci
ubc
uj.
inn,
.r.
vnn
mud
ttttttiitHltttttiiDatsMtllttllilltsilllitttsSilitsit
you
are
aouDlea.
Please
don't
overcall
because
"I
had
an
opening
bid.".
In
overcalling,
winners
are
more
important
than
honor
:
Get
Your
.
.
.
Salt
and
pepper
to
taste
Melt
butter
in
saucepan.
Add
vinegar
and
cabbage
with
salt
and
pepper.
Covsr
closely
and
cock
until
cabbage
Is
tender
but
crisp,
10
to
15
minutes.
Yield:
six
count.
I
Pass
with
a
shaded
raise
for'
partner's
opening
bid
of
one
Inj
a
suit,
when
second
h
Ann,
the
twelve
year
old
daughter
of
Hon.
Harry
Bowman,
minister
of
agriculture
In
the
provincial
government.
Is
recovering
from
the
effect
of
a
b.oken
collar
bane
and
head
injuries
suffered
recently
in
Victoria.
Miss
Bowman
was
in
collision
with
a
car
at
Pandora
and
Blanshard
Street
while
on
her
way
home
aitt-r
having
been
skating
at
the
Victoria
Memorial
Arena.
t
I
am
recommending
a
general
policy
ol
tism
in
your
bidding.
Decidedly
not.
Per
rather
lean
toward
the
aggressive
side.
The
f
aggressiveness
depends,
of
course,
on
the
(1f
the
situation
at
--
have
not
been
passing
these
sit-you
to
pass
in
the,
uation,
and
if
you
will
diligently
u
and
I
have
out-
remind
yourself
to
do
so
you
,
Msm
where
passing
will
definitely
save
thousands
of
yt
likely
to
bring
you
.
points.
tjn
bidding.
If
yoa
Here,
briefly,
are
the
recom-
i
mm
lards
:
4sf
How!
Vegetables
treat
you
well
ar.d
give
you
good
dividends
of
food
value
only
if
they
are
treated
will
by
the
gardener,
the
retailor
and
the
cook.
Of
the
three
perhaps
the
eook
must
take
most
of
the
blame
for
tha
uninteresting
and
unappetizing
vegetables
that
are
otten
served
in
homes
and
restaurants.
The
slogan,
"cook
vegetables
Ifi
as
little
water
as
possible,
for
as
short
a
time
as
possible,
in
a
closely
eovered
pan",
has
become
almost
a
battle
cry,
of
nutritionists
in
their
war
on'malnutritlon.
Many
families
have
had
more
'v.
1
-..k
i
w
at.
1W
Lm
servings
Creamed
Fried
Onions
,
2
tablespoons
butter
4
cups
sliosd
onions
(4
to
8
medium
onions)
4
tablespoons
flour
2
cups
hot
milk
teaspoon
salt
pepper
Melt
butter
In
a
heavy
frying
pan.
Add
onions,
cover
and
eook
CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
calls.
Remember,
the
purpose
of
a
shaded
raise
is
to
give
partner
another
chance
to
bid
if
he
has
a
fine
hand.
The
opponent's
overcall
gives
that
chance.
A
raise
from
you
now
will
be
misleading.
PASS
WHEN
STRONG
IN
OPPONENT'S
SUIT
Pass
(don't
double;
when
your
right
hand
opponent
opens
the
bidding
and
you
have
a
hand
which
meets
the
requirements
for
a
take-out
double,
but
your
principal
strength
lies
in
the
opponent's
suit.
This
Is
particularly
important
when
you
are
weak
in
the
maiors
or
where
the
op
fiftieth
IPftiffiik,
-
fowvMhA
NEW
POLAR
JOURNAL
OSLO,
Norway
0)
Plans
are
being
made
for
a
new
periodict.1
devoted
exclusively
to
Polar
affairs,
sponsored
by
a
number
of
civic
leaders.
The
new
'journal
will
contain
rf
ports
of
extensive
work
carried
on
by
Norwegians
in
the
Arctic
and
Antarctic
ciijuju-uciit
in
meir
caooage
anai
carrots
since
the
homemaker
siowiy
until
tender,
about
1-5
minutes.
Blond
in
flour
and
cook
until
it
becomes
frothv.
about
one
'
Phixne
234
3rd
Street
Prince
Rupert
'
PRINTERS
STATIONERS
-
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
WW
minute.
Add
hot
milk
gradually
and
cook,
stirring
constantly,
un
-til
thickened.
Season
with
salt
and
pepper.
Yield
:
she
servings,
baked
Turnips
Slice
raw
turnips
and
place
in
layers
in
a
ereased
casserole.
ponent
opens
one
major
suit
andi
MONTREAL,
Nov.
10th.
Jurt
for
fun,
I
to
experiment
nd
see
bow
many
different
ways
I
cb
im
J"nll-0.
And
there
seen
to
be
no
end
of
exciting-
and
economic!
Hrrj
aEci
tabid
that
JiXL-O
JELLY
POWDERS
can
niait.
la
whip,
with
fruit,
in
filling,
or
srrved
plain
Jdl-G'a
seven
wonderful
"locked-in"
Havort
have
proved
to
tn
again
and
tram
that
lirre
iaikwd,
i
a
wealth
oi
Starkline
irtp
f,,r
ii
r
you
are
weaK
in
the
other
one.
Pass
when
the
strength
Is
fairly
evenly
divided
around
the;
table.
both
sides
are
hirlriini?-
j
soft,
full
weight
J
and
highly
absorbent,
Milady
Household
Sprinkle
eaca
layer
with
salt.
ac'.crl'.ii
Mfai.
ioiih
uiwover
w
mpsy
new
wiivs
of
nerving
are
quirk
and
easy
on
the
budget.
Doive
Jell-6
often!
pepper
and
a
very
little
nutmcp.
Add
milk
to
half
fill
the
dish
learned
to
cook
them
by
recommended
methods.
New
methods
of
serving
old,
familiar
vegetables
will
often
arouse
interest
ard
appreciation
and
the
occasional
u?e
of
an
unfamiliar
one
will
be
welcomed.
Home
economists
suggest
these
ways
of
using
common
vegetables.
Parsnip
.'ad
dies
2
cuns
cooked,
mashed
parsnip
V
"
1
tablespoon
flour
,1
egg
salt
and
pepper
to
taste
Comb'ne
c-arsnipg.
flour
and
eltehtly
heaterr
eest.
Season
with
(salt
and
pepper.
Drop
by.
spoon-tilK
m
a
greasotl
hot
frying
pan
and
fry
to
a
go'.den
brown,
turn
and
brown
other
side.
Serw
hot.
save
time
at
Towels
save
laundry
kitchen
hand
towels.
Hoi
Bar
fain
For
You
,
,
.
a
wonJtrful,
S-WAY
PAX-
w
I
-
W'r
m
lop
with
crumbs
and
dot
with
butter
or
Krated
chsese.
Bake
in
a
moderately
hot
oven.
875'
F..
until
tender,
about
1
hour.
At
Your
Grocery,
Drug
-or
Department
t.Uvh
GK1UULE
of
heavy.
M'enr-fiVr
Alum-mum
The
"Aunt
Jemima"
folk
are
offering
it
for
only
$1.60
and
1
Aunt
Jemi.na
Pancake
Flour
hox
or
Bug
Top.
Simply
tend
the
money
order
or
cath
(rareutty
wrapped)
plu,
the
box
or
bag
lop
leiih
)r
amine
and
addrctt,
to
me
Barbara
lirint,
1411
Crescent
St.
Montreal
P
()..,!
I'll
Store
V
briskly
and
finally
you
are
doubled
in
a
contract
you
feel
sure
you
can
make.
Don't
redouble
unless
you
are
certain
you
ca'.t
set
the
opponents
satisfactorily
If
they
go
on
in.
their
suit.
Pass
when
you
and
your
partner
obviously
have
the
best
jards,
an
opponent
maxes
a
sacrifice
bid,
and
yuo
are
not
sure
whether
to
double
or-
go
on
In
your
suit.
In
this
situation
partner
is
absolutely
forced
by
your
pass.
He
muM
either
double
or
bid
again,
according
to
his
actual
holding
and
the
previous
bidding
of
the
hand.
In
itl
yourSWey
Pancake
CriddU
...
the
handiest
arMe
n!
(
lin.iu
Menus,
chops,
hamburgers
it
f,ut
eggs,
bacon.
hahn
p.itnto
cukes,
buckwheat
cakes
and
m-minm
!
polden
UI.VA
PANCAKES.
Ask
your
grocer
for
Aunt
Jemima
iir
next
time
you're
uhopping
...
and
write
to
me
for
your
jy
J'uncake
Griddle
I
Yield:
.six
servings
(12
puffs).
RET
COTTON
RECORD
MANCHESTER.
England
W
The
United
Kingdom
cotton
Industry
achieved
a
post-war
record
with
a
weekly
cotton
output
of
21,840,000
pounds
in
the
seeond
week
of
October.
Up
to
that
point
Jhe
year's
output
was
823,000,000
pounds
against
770,-500.000
in
the
same
period
last
year.
Vhile
Wathee
lour
for
A
Happy
Reroteryl
Steamed
Ked
Cahhaee
6
cuns
finely
shredded
red
cabbage
2'
tablespoons
butter
V
cup
vinegar
I
j
HOUSEHOLD
TOWELS
...
A
free
rem
tip
folder,
written
for
convalescents
and
without
red
haiuUT
If
your
hands
have
been
taking
a
beating
from
(owe
ol
those
no-rme
chemical
suds,
then
I
d
Jj?
folks
cc
special
is
"
uieis,
nan
wen
prepared
by
I0DE
Plans
For
Jubilee
i
sitrh
to
1)1
1
A!'cr
all.
why
should
Willi
niueli,
red
hands
ffti
rlothes
so
lrtauti-
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
j
:inl
white
snd
leaves
smt
white,
tool
You
iiMih
heaps
of
rich,
.'a
two
active
Heter-
tians.
Twenty-one
dvlicioui
recipi-s
to
make
any
convalescent
feel
like
fittmn
up
and
tnking
notice)
And,
with
this
booklet
t0
he
In
you.
you'll
find
diet
food
so
nitieb
easier
to
prepare
...
so
much
more
interesim
to
cat!
In
fact,
to.
whole
family
will
enjoy
the..
(''"''""--'ime
Stake.
Fruit
Milk
W
hip,
eeetabie
Soiiifle
.
.
.
all
made
with
emi
lll'IYZ
STR.UNFD
F..OUH.
Wri.e
or
four
r
Hr.H
COPY
today
1
you'll
f-d
It
to
uteul!
.
.
.
Barbara
Brent
1411
Crescent
St,
Mont-
P-W
a.k
for
,
Special
Red
pet"!
i.'
really
amazing
clean-
yueen
Maty
unapter
l.u.u.ts.
i
was
held
Tuesday
nlnht
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
G.
E.
Moore
with
the
Regent.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr,
In
the
chair.
Twi
new
members
were
initiated
and
four
applications
for
membership
were
received.
Post
War
convener
reported
that
five
Christmas
food
narcels
pin
ttie
inort
mar-tsj
for
hands!
You'll
mucb
I
d
recommend
Cuant
Economy
Siee
r
t
away!
Then
try
it
it
b;g
wash
ee
how
h
tti.j
duet
everything!
Something
Brand
Ltn
it
D1IS-
ete
For
wp'
nt
overseas.
Child
and
family
welfare
con-
,
vener
reported
that
a
needy
,
f'5rv,4tv
lipfi
bpn
supplied
with
clothing
and
that
blankets
would
t.
t
tod
Babyt
Hath!
...
a
clean-os-clean
-
enn
-
be
C-I-LSF'ONGE
ou
aee.
these'
mliis
take
s.1
be
I.
the
siu'tie
coins
i
be
ordered
for
further
use.
I
Arrangements
were
made
for
the
Oolcien
Jubilee
Bazaar
which
I
will
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
.
wonderful
O-I-L
Ccllul.ise
it
Sponges
ars
oft
as
velvet
(inn
M
ou
on
November
23.
Many
beautiful
articles
were
turned
In.
Thesa
n
first
24
hours
of
;
cm
ttun
culd
nimjv
iiiijic
day!
What'f
!
iroaipt
relief
is
youri
uw
k
per
taoiei
in
r
hconomv
Eamilv-Siie
'
Anolust
taijleta.
So
when
wet
.
.
.
kind
and
gentle
to
baby's
tender
xkm.
Holds
lots
of
soap
V
water!
You'll
like
them
for
v"ir
bath,
too
for
exactly
the
tame
reaion-i
that
make
thins
so
right
for
baby's
balhtiino!
And
for
d
wiies
and
general
housei-lcan-ing,
I've
found
there
a
nothing
like
'em
I
C-I-L
Sponges
come
in
five
convenient
sizes
at
hardware,
department,
drug,
variety
'and
grocery
stores.
And,
when
you're
buying
be
sure
to
look
for
the
C-I-L
luliel
it
'
your
assurance
of
quality.
will
be
on
sale
at
the
bazaar.
I.C
E
E.
calendars
were
given
vrt
nnd
ir.wv
of
those
calendars
wl'I
be
presented
to
vr-bonls
and
V.hrr
prominent
placrs
throughout
the
citv.
The
up:'.
Hireling
will
be
held
it
the
homo
of
Mrs.
J.
Carr,
Bor-ln
Street.
Mrs.
R.
Scherk
was
the
winner
of
the
monthly
raffle.
r
"
Tour
dniggist
's
to-
'
wiier
:
all
antihula.
'ml
alike.
Thau
varv
l"lomauce.
Auohisl
it
"ime
formula
reeom-
f
bmdy
use
btcawie
of
"nciua
clmicnf
(es.
N"
tunica
who
seem
to
have
been
"born"
with
a
talent
for
cooking.
Dm
good
cooking
is
not
just
a
happy
"knack"
it's
something
we
can
all
do.
Tb
f
simple
secret
is
to
"know
vour
flavour
tricks'
!
And
one
of
the
simplest,
most
economical
wn
I
know
r
to
give
food
exeitiiur.
"
Thi9-is-rfelic:f(U''
flavour
WILLING
HEl.rF.RS
CHonilA',1
Rut-rev.
England
0"
-
Cuil
enter;
tt'iind
to
with
a
will
ind
rolled
out
the
barrels
when
the
brer-store
at
the
Cricketers'
Inn
caunht
fire.
Anxious
hands
macre
light
work
and
1,08
gallons
were
paved.
fl
is
with
tungy,
beetv-good
H(J
HIU
Yea,
one
you
ve
enjoyed
Bovril
as
a
hot
drink,
you'll
want
to
add
its
lllealv.
HcpTi-linin
n
fbivolir
to
all
vmif
'
-
slews
and
soups
or
as
a
cracker
spread.
M-minm!
f-W
is
cluck-full
of
the
moutliai.vjug
flavour
of
good
,
1
Vxui
Siicue.-is
added.
No
wonder
it's
such
'"
so
many
good
rooks!
Try
itl
buy
it
at
your
"uuuer,
Bext
lilHe
vou.re
jhopping,
I
!
I.
riA'
''i-t-
i
opekj
n
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s
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teaching
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they
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An
all-out
drive
is
planned
to
put
the
Danish
island
of
Bornholm
in
the
Baltic
on
tne
worid
tourist
map.
The
150-square-mile
island
is
an
eight-hour
sea
trip
ftom
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Prices,
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staying
m
within
your
al
Yorker
Dick
Brengle
did
too,
after
their
honeymoon
in
Terry
native
Nova
Seotiat
But
Terry's
petal-soft
skin
more
than
the
lowance
calls
for
an
eagle
eye
Mid
at-nernl
pt.
gives
credit
to
'
letting
together
a
f'o
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dollars
for
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for
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at
the
HANK
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can
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FOK
SCOTIANDS
FAVOUKITE
SON
JOHNNIE
WALKER
0ut
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1
put
IP(,nt,
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Nova
Scotian
climate
.
.
.
she
keeps
it
sparkling
with
extra-,,iild
WOODBURY
FACIAL
SOAP
the
coup
with
the
beauty
cream
ingredient.
It's
the
same
softening
oil
used
in
rich
lacs
creams!
So
take
a
tip
from
a
Cauadinn
Woodbury
bride
try
the
"
beauty
magic
"
of
Woodbury's,
extra-mild,
creamy
lather
for
yourself.
Daily
facials
with
Woodbury
Facial
Soap
will
keep
o
n'
complexion
satin-smooth
and
ilowing.
Use
Woodbury
Soap
in
your
bath,
tool
Just
lOo
a
cakel
v
i'all
savings
mount
Ll
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Just
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SCOTCH
WHISKY
foorf
Price,
nrr.i,.-i
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vnllr
hiidcet!
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here's
tha
lORN
1820
STILL
GOING
STRONG
good
news
.
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most
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with
luscious
OM
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the
star!
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for
instance,
y
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favourite
Canned
Salmon
lust
on
dishes;.
2
tspn.
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1
lb.
salmon
snd
add
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wi
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pepper,
34
cup
bread
crumbs,
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heaten
exit
yolks;
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real
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cups.
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in
pan
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hot
water
and
gl"iish
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w
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for
minutes.
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on
a
hot
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dish.
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course,
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km
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ami
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economical,
tool
For,
you
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eat
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tip
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I
do
these
days,
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Distilled,
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and
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Scotland
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JOHN
WALKER
&
SONS
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five
minutes
of
boiling.
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SCOTLAND
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and
so
good
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money
when
,
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or
displayed
by
the
Ll
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or
by
the
Government
ot
1
British
Columbia.
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