prince
Uuperf
Danp
Hctes
"ThursdayApril
21,
1949
(JO
fJEAR
COUNTS
Reasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
!T0
NEGOTIATE
iMINE
STRIKE
En
route
to
the
northern
EVERYONE
HAS
When
you
buy
Work
Boots,
you
expect
thm
to
stand
plenty
of
punishment.
Leckle't
can
"take
it."
They're
extra
tough
un-....illt.fi
In
comfort
einprtlv
cFpr
1
AT
SUCCESSFUL
PARTY
A
successful
party
Is
usually
1
with
i
-
j
V-
miila
from
durahle
leather.
Look
for
Leckle
Work
Boot
at
your
shoe
store.
'
GOOD
TIME
fen
before
adding
the
second
layer.
Soften
the
remaining
tablespoon
gelatine
in
the
cold
tomato
juice
and
dissolve
irt
the
hot
tomato
juice.
Season
with
the
remaining
Vi
teaspoon
salt
anil
Worcestershire
sauce.1
Cool.
When
mixture
begins
to
tnicken,
fold
in
the
remaining
1
cup
chicken,
peas
and
onion.
Pour
into
the
loaf
pan
over
the
first
layer.
Chill
2-4
hours.
Un-
mould
on
a
platter
of
greens.
Serve
with
salad
dressing.
Yield:
six
servings.
MOULDED
FRl'IT
CREAM
1
tablespoon
gelatine,
Va
cup
cold
water
"
1
cup
fruit
syrup
'2
cup
sugar
1
tablespoon
lemon
juice
1
cup
canned
fruit,
diced
1
cup
whipping
cream
Soak
gelatine
in
cold
water
for
5
minutes
Brinsr
fruit
svrun
to
boiling
point,
.add
sugar
and
soaked
gelatine.
Stir
until
dis-
solved.
Cool
When
mixture
Is
partially
set,
add
lemon
juice
and
diced
fruit.
Fold
in
whipped
cream
and
turn
into
a
mould,
rinsed
in
cold
water.
Chill
thor-
oiihgly
before
serving.
Yield
sU
servSngs.
4
JELLIED
APPLE
SALAD
2
tablespoons
gelatine
22
cups
apple
juice
(1
20-
ounce
tin)
V
teaspoon
salt
1
tablespoon
sugar
1
tablespoon
vinegar
Vi
cup
finely
chopped
celery
1
cup
chopped
apple
Soak
gelatine
in
Vi
cup
of
the
apple
juice
for
3
minutes.
Heat
the
remaining
2
cups
apple
juice
to
boiling
point,
add
soaked
gelatine
and
stir
until
dissolved.
Add
salt,
sugar
arid
vinegar,
blending
wtll.
When
mixture
begins
to
set.
fold
In
chonned
ri
i
i
Y.
ii
m
I
'TO
one
at
which
everyone
Including
uie
nosiess,
has
a
thoroughly
goua
ume.
Elaborate
entertaining
is
out
of
date
but
simple
parties
may
be
semi-informal
or
very
casual.
The
buffet
meal,
allows
for
much
or
the
preparation
being
done
hours
ahead
of
time
and
gives
the
homemaker
time
to
on
fresh
frock
and
look
her
prettiest
before
the
guests
arrive.
The
fact
that
evervone
L
1
.
.
,
1
neips
incmseives
lends
an
air
of.
Lumpanionaoie
friendliness
that,
aiways
starts
any
party
off
well.
Al.so
it
means
that
a
larger
number
of
guests
may
be
accommodated
at
one
time
and
"the
more
the
merrier"
is
a
truism
which
applies.
Food
may
be
set
against
an
effective
background
and
blend
into
the
color
scheme
so
that
it
is
pan
of
the
decoration
Home
f-r-mrmiistc
mmocf
some
lauds
that
are
Colorful,
easily
served,
and
easily
eaten
and
t.hpi-PfaiP
am
.vr.,iii,.,
r
buffet
service.
CHICKEN
LOAF
2
tablespoons
gelatine
Va
cup
cold
water
V2
cups
hot
chicken
stock
or
bouillon
1
teaspoon
salt
Dash
of
pepper
2
cups
diced,
cooked
chicken
Va
cup
chopped
celery
M,
up
shredded
raw
carrots
Vi
cup
chopped
green
pepper
Va
cup
cold
tomato
juice
1
2
cups
hot
tomato
juice
Vi
teaspoon
Worcestershire
sauce
1
cup
cooked
peas
2
teaspoons
minced
onion
Soften
1
tablespoon
gelatine
in
cold
water
and
dissolve
In
the
hot
chicken
stock
Season
with
Vi
teaspoon
of
the
salt
and
a
little
pepper.
Cool.
When
the,
Mother
KhousTv
gesr
Rinse
raisins
in
hot
water
'
and
drain.
Chop
eggs
coarsely
:and
Combine
with
carrot,
raisins,
pickle
relish,
salt
and
Tab-I
asco
sauce.
Soften
gelatin
in
cold
water
and
dissolve
over
hot
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by
adding
a
few
drops
of
green
vegetable
coloring
to
the,
apple
juice.
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By
ANNE
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Q.
What
are
a
few
remedies
that
one
should
always
keep
in
the
household
medicine
cabinet?
A.
Iodine
and
mercurochrome
for
cuts
and
abrasions,
witch
hazel
for
bruises
and
sprains,
!
epsom
salts
for
a
strong
purgative,
;
boric
acid
for
an
eyewash,
and
bicarbonate
of
soda
for
indigestion;
also
'
bandapes,
cot
ton,
and
adhesive
tape
for
wounds.
Q.
How
can
I
loosen
the
dirt
minine
settlement,
of
Tulsemmh
!
SJ'Vl
trO
Via
COt,
a
Via
nlnn.
-
open
negotiations
between
gold
miners
and
the
management
of
the
Polaris-Taku
mine,
Harvey
Murphy,
business
agent
for
the
Union
of
Mine,
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers'
arrived
in
the
city
from
Vancouver
by
plane
Tuesday
afternoon.
Today,
Mr.
Murphy
planned
to
continue
his
journey
by
charter
Skeena
Air
Transport
plane
to
Tuteequah
Where
150
miners
were
reported
to
have
stopped
work
late
last
week
following
a
strik-vote
over
wages'.
Mr.
Murphy
said
this
morning
that
he
believed
that
negotiations
could
be
-re-opened
and
the
dispute
settled
without
closing
the
mine
which
is
the
biggest
gold
producer
in
northern
Brit-,
ish
Columbia.
"I
have
wired
the
men
to
remain
at
the
mine
until
I
can
grt
there
and
clear
the
matter
up,"
he
said.
The
fact
that
some
30
miners
have
left
the
mine,
having
gone
south
Monday
on
the
Princess
Norah,
.
did
not
impress
Mr.
Murphy.
"That's
about
a
normal
turnover,'"
he
said.
Every
spring
a
percentage
of
the
men
leave
and
go
south."
Timely
Recipe
COTTAGE
SALAD
LOAF
1
cup
seedless
raisins
4
hard-cooked
eggs
2
cups
shredded
carrot
Vi
cup
pickle
relish
Va
teaspoon
salt
Va-
teaspoon
Tabasco
sauce
1
envelope
1
tablespoon)
plain
gelatin
2
tablespoons
cold
water
.
1
pint
cottage
cheese
1
cup
mayonnaisse
'
lettuce
a
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(98)
I
in
a
blanket
before
laundering?
gelatine
mixture
begins
to
celery
and
apple.
Pour
Into
one
A.
Soak
the
soiled
blanket
thicken
fold
in
1
cup
of
the
j
large
ring
mould
or
8
or
8
in-over
night
in
a
solution
of
cold
chicken,
celery,
carrots
and
dividual
moulds,
rinsed
with
water
and
borax.
This
loosens
green
pepper.
Pour
the
mixture
cold
water
or
brushed
with
oil.
the
dirt
and
makes
the
job.
of
into
a
loaf
pan
which
has
been
chill
until
firm.
Unmould
and
washing
much
easier.
rinsed
in
cold
water
or
brushed
serve.
The
salad
may
be
tinted
f
SOFT
.
.
.
STRONG
.
.
.
PUREX
house,
hold
tissues
give
quality
with
economy
.
.
.
favored
choice
of
discriminating
,
;
housewives
.
from
coast
to
coast.
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'2
a1
:
-
i
water.
Stir
into
cottage
cheese
and
mayonnaise.
Mix
well
and
t'ombine
with
raisin-carrot
mixture.
Turn
into
a
loaf
pan
and
chill
until
firm.
Unmold
and
garnish
with
lettuce.
Serves
8.
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