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CHEESE
IS
FOOD
OF
QUALITY-SUGGESTIONS
FOR
ITS
COOKING
"As
different
as
cheese
from
reason
most
cheese
dishes
are
chalk"
is
a
very
old
saying
oven-poached
that
is,
the
dish
which
tells
much
about
the
'is
placed
In
a
pan
of
hot
water
plaee
of
cheese
in
the
estima-
and
baked
in
a
moderate
oven,
tion
of
our
forefathers.
Cheese
There
are
many
main
course
has
been
a
staple
food
through
dishes
using
cheese
with
cereals
the
centuries,
providing
the
Here
are
several
suggested
by
main
protein
in
the
diet
of
the
home
economists:
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1
.fit
M
oudry
m
;
in
8e,
!.
came
,
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Pr-
cor
nk
and
h
unj.
Fl...
rv-
be-
IS
of,
'
1C8
the'
J,
Outstanding
Quality
Delicious
Flavbtif
1
OAT
CHEESE
CROQUETTES
Hi
cups
rolled
oats
"
1
23
cups
boiling
water
34
teaspoon
salt
'i
cup
grated
cheese
1
teaspoon
chopped
parsley
1
teaspoon
grated
onion
Few
grains
pepper.
r
many
people.
.
Unfortunttely,
the
people
do
not
always
make
the
best
use
of
this
ever-ready
food.
Cheese
with
apple
pie
is
traditional,
but,
as
an
aid
to
disabled
budgets,
cheese
should
be
considered
&
a
main
course.
No
other
food
gwes
such
good
value
for
money
expended.
Then
too,
there
is
no
waste
for
every
scrap
of
cheese
may
be
used.
Cheddar
is
the
principal
type
of
sheese
made
in
Canada.
It
is
commonly
called
Canadian
cheese
or
just
"cheese"
er
until
mixture
is
like
fine
crumbs.
Add
grated
cheese.
Combine
grated
onion
and
milk.
Blend
with
dry
ingredients.
Dilute
tomato
soup
with
water
and
bring
to
the
boiling
point.
Drop
dumplings
into
hot
soup,
cover
closely
and
cook
15
minutes.
Do
not
remove
cover
duiv
ing
cooking
period.
Yield:
six
servings.
GRANDPA'
First
a
grandmother,
then
a
mother.
Confusing
but
true
In
this
,!rs.
ku.s-i
ra,
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kvc
Dirm
10
a
baby
tdrl
Uo
davs
L
daughter,
Mrs.
uennis
oueiette,
19,
right,
gave
I
i
uIavk
onn
ariii
tryn
nrli
v
1
1
it
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aaimiii-rio,
6....,.-..J..
an
uccupy
i
led
after
ail.
E
pperts
Say
and
is
sold
according
to
age
as
until
very
smooth.
Add
chopped
new
(mild),
medium
and
old
'parsley,
onion,
pepper
and
eggs,
(strong).
The
age
of
the
cheese
'chill
mixture
1
hour.
Shape
in-af
fects
both
flavour
and
price
to
round
flat
patties,
roll
in
dry
but
not
its
food
value.
i
bread
crumbs
or
oatmeal
and
Cheese
is
a
concentrated
food,
pan-fry
until
nicely
browned
on
It
requires
11
pounds
or
a
little
both
sides.
Serve
hot
with
sauce
more
than
a
gallon
of
milk
to
or
relish.
Yield:
six
servings.
Salt
and
pepper
l!2
cups
hot
milk
2
eggs
Combine
all
ingredients
except
eggs
and
milk
and
place
in
a
greased
baking
dish.
Add
hot
milk
slowly
to
beaten
eggs
and
pour
over
other
ingredients.
Oven-poach
in
a
moderate
oven,
350
degrees
F.,
until
set,
about
40
minutes.
Yield:
six
servings.
CIIEESE
DUMPLINGS
IN
TOMATO
SALTE
2
cups
sifted
all-purpose
flour
OR
2'4
cups
sifted
pastry
3
teaspoons
baking
powder
1
teaspoon
salt
V2
teaspoon
dry
mustard
3
tablespoons
shortening
1
cup
grated
cheese
1
tablespoon
grated
.
onion
1
cup
milk
1
can
condensed
tomato
soup
1
cup
water
Mix
and
sift
flour,
baking
powder,
salt
and
mustard.
Cut
in
shortening
with
pastry
blend
0
0
ffi
2
chopped,
hard-cooked
eggs
V3
cup
dry
bread
crumbs
or
oatmeal
Gradually
stir
rolled
oats
into
boiling,
salted
water,
.
stirring
constantly
for
about
5
minutes.
Add
cheese
and
stir
until
melted.
Remove
from
heat
and
beat
MACARONI
LOAF
W'z
cups
cooked
macaroni
1
teaspoon
onion
juice
2
tablespoons
chopped
parsley
OR
green
or
sweet
red
pepper
1
cup
soft
bread
crumbs
V2
cups
grated
cheese
no
0
fU
make
1
pound
of
cheese.
Cheese
combines
well
with
cereals
which
are
bland
in
flavour
and
also
add
bulk.
Cheese
should
be
cooked
at
a
low
temperature.
High
temp
erature
toughens
it
and
makes
It
less
easily
digested.
For
this
birth
to
a
son.
The
"
grand-
me
same
foom
but
it
roallv
(CPPhoto
THREE
ARE
FINED
UNDER
GAME
ACT
Three
men
received
fines
cu
$10
each
in
police
court
Tuesday
after
they
pleaded
guilty
to
charges
of
carrying
firearms
without
a
licence
contrary
to
the
Game
Act.
The
charges
were
laid
by
Game
Wirtin
Edward
Martin
who
told
the
court
that
he
found
the
men
with
the
guns
on
Kaien
Island,
a
game
re
serve.
Those
fined
were
Harry
Miller,
Arthur
McKinlev
and:
Clifford
MeKinley.
In
addition
to
the
fines,
each
man
was
assessed
$1.75
court
costs.
MAN
IS
FASTER
.
THAN
MACHINE
STELLENBOSCH,
SC.
D.
Smith,
23,
a
university
student,
is
also
a
mathematical
wizard.
He
recently
beat
a
calculating
machine.
He
worked
out
a
ques
tion
ten
seconds
nuicker.
The
answer
was
'in
14.
figures..
The
'uestlon
was
"find
as
ncar
as
Possible
tnp
('uhp
10,,t
of
2'57'-
s
s
1
DERIVED
FROM
ITALY
Iii
both
name
and
form,
the
rpodern
nofel
derives
from
Northern
Xfaly.
HEALTH
HINTS
Most
persons
are
checking
their
furnaces
in
preparation
for
the
winter
months.
Thev
should
also
make
sure
that
ventilating
equipment
and
humidity
control
mechanisms
are
operating
properly.
Hr-alti
department
uUicials
warn
that
in
winter
adequate
fresh
air
and
proper
humidity
are
necessary
to
guard
against
respiratory
diseases.
Lukewarm
foods
please
the
palate
of
the
young
child
whose
mouth
and
throat
are
sensitive.
As
his
sense
of
smell
and
taste
are
acute,
he
also
prefers
mild
flavors
and
odors.
Sticky,
dry,
tough
or
stringy
foods
generally
do
not
appeal
to
him.
PASTOR'S
PAY
IS
SHOCKING
sal-
aries
paid
ministers
of
the
unt
-
ted
Church
was
commented
0n
by
J.
R.
McGregor,
secretary
of
.
the
tariff
board,
Ottawa.
Sneaklne
at
the
meetincr
of
the
ln)p
ORE
SHIPPED
FROM
STEWART
STEWART
Loui3
Robi-chaud
is
snipping
about
5
tons
of
high
grade
ore
from
his
pro-Derty
on
Glacier
Creek.
Fifty
tons
of
ore
from
the
Riverside
Mine
on
the
Alaska
side
went
out
on
the
Cardena
on
Monday.
This
is
one
of
the
many
shipments
beinft
made
from
this
property
which
shinned
tuns-sten
concentrates
during
the
war.
Physicians
Are
Highest
Earners
OTTAWA
A
poll
from
various
parts
of
Canada
gives
the
average
income
of
certain
professional
groups.
Physicians
and
surgeons
come
first
with
lawyers
second.
No
One
Wanting
To
Build
Houses
VANCOUVER
Lack
of
interest
by
builders
has
cancelled
the
proposal
for
construction
oi
25
houses
at
Cranbrook
by
th'
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation.
Bids
were
called
for
twice
but
without
response.
I
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
prevent
runs
in
new
stockings?
A.
Runs
will
not
appear
as
'readily
If
new
stockings
are
'washed
before
wearing.
This
will
take
out
any
dressing
that
makes
the
silk
brittle.
Runs
can
also
be
prevented
to
a
great
extent
by
making
a
row
of
machine
stitches
around
each
stocking,
about
four
inches
froirl
the
top.
Q.
How
can
I
clean
rusty
keys?
A.
Leave
them,
in
.
a
.saucer
containing
kerosene
"for
several
days.
The
rust
Will
be
Idbseliect
by
the
oil
and
will
then
rub
off
readily.
.
,
Q.
How
can
I
make
.waffles
or
griddle
cakes
of
uniform
size
und
evenly
baked
U
A.
Mix
the
batter
in
a
"large
pitcher
and
pour
it
instead
of
using
a
spoon
or
dipper.
-
Nuts
Flakes"
growth
and
rich
blood."
"Using
two
grains
instead
of
one
in
making
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
is
a
pair
that
really
pays
off
in
double
breakfast
enjoyment
and
rosy-cheek
nourishment."
"Fellahs
I
think
I'll
pop
over
to
the
grocer's
right
now
and
buy
up
enough
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
for
a
full
house."
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R
Staff
Writer
nay
be
the
"sun-
WthtJ
but
that
doesn't
-sters
ean
get
ail
ayi;
ieed
just
by
sit-
The
ultra-violet
'trot
ke
Vitamin
D
Sdi,
Si..i.f,
t'i'i
the
rays
cannot
inned
skin,
)t!f
needs
400
Inter-i
a
day,
This
can
1)1,1
:;ops.
liquid,
tab-
form,
for
"less
day."
mothers
may
I
Jdren
should
get
vitamin
in
their
In
experts
say
rits
or
Vitamin
it
In
such
foods
evaporated
milk,
i
n,
but
not
In
ad-I
'or
(rrowing
chil
is
so
important
'it
provides
pro-
l:
flfkets.
I
-Canadian
child
m
or
has
had
i
at
sfrious
form,
me
30
Canadian
af
rirkets.
Those
tie
disfigured
and
"n
they
are
ex-life.
the
body
must
"D"
for
tall,
well-dies,
straight
id
health.
ubjeet
nf
teeth.
not
always
realize
"id's
"baby"
teeth
precious
possess-
not
properly
fared
ester's
mouth
may
7
properly.
This
ult
in
poor
adult
)
speech
difficul
ty
deal
of
pain
in
later
life.
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q
n
pi
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A;,
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General
Council
of
the
United
Tightening
Up
On
Divorcee
Marriage
VANCOUVER
United
Church
ministers
have
beeri
advised
to
tighten
up
a
little
.
iu
marriage
of
divorced
persons.
This
was
the
request
at
the
recent
General
Conference
here
of
the
Special
Commission
and
Christian
Home
of
which
Chief
Justice
J.
C.
McRuer.is
chairman.
There
are
no
divorces
in
Newfoundland
and
Prince
Edward
Island.
'
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it
H
It
niil
iii
i
1
Church
here.
"Laymen
are
shocked
by
the
disgracefully
low
salaries
paid,
and
worried
because
we
are
losing
good
men
to
the
United
States,"
he
declared.
The
minimum
salary
which
has
been
in
effect
for
a
married
ordained
minister
is
a
free
furnished
house
with
$1,800.
The'
new
minimum
will
be
$2,200,
r.iul
$2,400
by
1050.
Two
sows
were
talking
together
in
a
pigsty
one
morning,
when
one
of
ihem
suddenly
asked
the
other:
"By
the
way,
Annie,
have
you
heard
from
your
boy
friend
lately?"
To
which
Annie
sweetly
replied:
"Indeed
I
have.
I
had
a
lovely
litter
from
his
Just
last
week."
mm
mm
Strong
words?
Yes,
nml
we
more
than
lark
tliem
up!
We
not
only
offer
you
your
money
back
but
your
trwnry
kirk
PLUS
10
if
after
two
bakings
with
Robin
Ilootl
All-Purpose
Flour,
you're
not
completely
satisfied"
that
your
-baking
results
are
better.
.
There's
a
good-crs-god
certificate
in
every
but;
that
guarantees
this
...
...
and
any
dealer
will
gladly
refund
your
purchase
price,)
10,'rf
you
return
the
unused
portion
of
your
bag
of
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Only
Robin
Hood
Flour
offers
this
unusual
guarantee!
And
only
Robin
Flood
Flour
has
this
record
of
day-in,
day-out
success
in
nil
kinds
of
baking
light,
tender
breads,
flaky
pastries,
luscious
cakes,
time
aftcT
time!
Take
a
look
at
Robin
Hood's
unique
record:
4
out
of
5
women
who
win
First
Prizes
(or
home-baking
use
Robin
Hood
Flour
!
Only
such
a
record
of
superiority
could
make
possible
such
a
guarantee
!
.
Better
order
some
Robin
Hood
Flour
today.
One
baking
and
you'll
realize
why
First
Prize
winners
insist
on
it
for
nil
their
baking.
!
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flfJV
6AM
!
SlS
4
'I'll
raise
with
a
package
of
super-delicious
to
(JORATEO
Vour
grocer
has
a
fresh
supply
right
notf!
OHM
"T
FREE
HELP
WITH
YOUR
BAKING
lour
tea
or
coffee
will
taste
better
with
Borden's
Evaporated
Milk.
And
your
cereals,
and
your
fruits
and
desserts.
Yes,
and
any
cooked
dish
that
calls
for
milk!
x
Post's
Grape
"OK.
pal.
That's
a
blue
chip
if
I
tver
saw
one
speaking
delici-eusly,
of
course."
"And
these
malty-rich,
honey-golden
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
are
a
whole
stack
of
good
nourishment."
"A
spadeful
of
carbohydrates
for
energy."
"And
rmncrals
for
muscle
and
m
are
a
low
wo
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certrflctrte
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containing
our
unique
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guarantee.
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in
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verybog
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QUALITY
EVERY
DAY!
If
ynu
woulJ
like
any
help
with
yoiir
baking
any
special
tips,
new
recipes
or
iiltas
please
write
me
and
l
lj
be
lad
to
give
you
any
assistance
possible,
5
nsr
address
your
enquiry
to
me
you
will
be
in
no
way
obligated.
Director,
Home
Service
Department,
Kobindlood
Flour
Mills
Limited.
300
St.
Sacrament
St.,
Montreal
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vitamin
D.
for
all
occasions
Birthdays
Showers
Weddings
Anniversaries
have
many
others.
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to
make
every
drop
equally
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to
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safe.
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to
digest,
even
for
infants.
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9ood
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518
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
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