printe
Rupert
Daiip
JSetof
Thursday,
January
15,.
195
-
.
.
I
TT"t
",'
',
-
ble
Ideas
eas
for
ror
H
beiasona
nousekeepers
prune
mixture
In
bottom
of
pas-'Top
with
remaining
prune
mix-try
shell,
cover
with
layer
of
ture.
Chill
before
serving.
Serves
thinly
sliced
cranberry
sauce.
!
6
to
8.
J
'.".V.V.V.W
'WW
V.
w
GOOD
TOAST
CAN
BE
PUT
TO
MANY
TASTY
AND
INTERESTING,
USES
Timely
Recipe
PRl'NE
CRANBERRY
PIE
The
expression
"warm
as
toast"
means
the
acme
of
comfort.
Unfortunately
such
perfec
,'l
,
r
'
,"
6
slices
of
biead
Chopped
parsley
Beat
eggs
u.itil
light,
add
sal,
papriqa
and
tomato
soup,
blending
well.
Cut
crusts
from
bread
and
dip
in
tomato
mixture.
Fry
slices
in
hot
fat
until
golden
brown.
Serve
p
ping
hot.
Garnish
jt
'
'"1
-'
iff
tion
is
not
always
attained
in
the
toast
served.
For
good
toast
the
bread
should
bs
given
Just
enough
heat
to
turn
it
golden
brown,
not
a
streaky
black
and
white,
Toast
should
be
fresh
and
warm
when
served,
to
comply
with
that
idea
of
complete
contentment.
Toast
1
considered
an
integ
with
chopped
parsley.
Six
serv
134
cups
cooked
prunes.
Vi
cup
granulated
sugar
Few
grains
salt
2
teaspoons
plain
gelatin
1
tablespoon
cold
water
1
cup
whipping
cream
1
baked
9-inch
pastry
shell
Molded
cranberry
sauce
Cut
prunes
from
pits
into
very
small
pieces.
Add
sugar
and
salt
and
heat
to
boiling.
Moisten
the
gelatin
in
cold
water
and
stir
into
hot
prunes;
cool.
Whip
cream
stiff
and
add
to
cooled
prune
mixture,
blending
lightly
but
ings.
Mushroom
Creole
Eggs
3
hard-eooktd
eg?s
There
double
ad
van-
M
uge
double
flavor
in
i5LJJlI15
m
m
thU
two-in-one
vegetable
fiitifTtVTT'J
M
combination,
and
when
fsmCfmt
I
M
it'
"Royal
City"
brand
0
3
tablespoon;,
chopped
onion
ral
part
of
the
average
break
1
tablespoon
fat
2'4
cups
tomato
juice
)20-oz.
fan)
m
douDie
aatuiacaoa
too:
.
thoroughly.
Spread
half
of
i
Jk
Ksy.A
AJM4
I
Va-wt
...Vgfc
1
can
mushroom
soup
'approx.
1
cup)
"steaspoon
celery
salt
L4
cup
chopped
green
pickle
I
getber.
Lightly
butter
6'
slices
fast.
Probably
.
there
are
two
reasons
for
this,
first
is
the
ease
ot
preparation,
second
is
because
of
the
-warmth.
Toast
is
just
as
acceptable
at
other
meals
as
at
breakfast.
Small
amounts
of
fowl,
fish,
and
meat
or
vegetables
in
cream
sauce
or
tomato
sauce,
poured
over
slices
of
goloen
toast
makes
a
delicious
luncheon
or
supper
dish.
If
the
consistency
of
the
xk
teaspoon
Worcestershire
.
toast
and
spread
with
honey-
cinnamon
mixture.
HORSE-PLAY
NOW
WHERE
IL
DUCE
RANTE
V
When
II
Duce
ruled
Italy,
he
banned
fes-tlTities
of
all
types,
especially
when
students
ranted
to
do
a
little
horse
play
in
college.
Now
that
he
has
passed
to
the
land
of
the
unknown
and
not
being
missed,
the
Italian
students
come
out
in
their
antics
anytime
they
please.
Above
Is
a
typical
scene
of
student
"nuttiness."
They
are
cavorting
in
a
baby
carriage
in
front
nf
the
famous
balcony
where
the
former
dictator
harangued
his
Blacltshirts,
on
the
Piazza
Venezia.
From
Tbls
Date
WAR
ASSETS
COAL
will
be:
tUMP
Iveloptd
locomotive
trouble
and
creamed
mixture
is
slightly
sauce
1
tablespoon
chopped
plmlento
'-4
teaspoon
paprika
Salt
and
pepper
Cut
eggs
in
quarter
and
arrange
on
toat.
Brown
onion
in
fat,
add
flour
blending
well.
Add
tcmato
juice
and
cook
slowly
5
minutes.
Add
remaining
ingredients
and
blend
well.
Pour
sauce
over
eggs.
Six
servings.
.Signalman
Marcel
Paulin
wert
thicker,
toast
fingers
or
points
Train
Wreck,
Dead
Now
9
Sacked
SI
2.04
per
ton!
may
.be
used
a?
a
garnish
with
good
effect.
'the
spokesman
said,
adding
thai
Fifty-five
Injured
In
Ghastly
I
MINE
RUN
1
Collision
In
Northern
Quebec
Loose
$11.00
per
too
back
to
place
a
warning
torpedo
on
the
track
ahead
of
the
curve.
Before
he
could
do
so
the
expie.vs
ruaied
duil
the
line
and
crasnea
into
the
stalled
train.
The
temperature
was
35
beluw
zero.
'
this
new
check
Indicated
that
earlier
reports
that
the
death
No
rebate
ror
quantity
MONTREAL
t
A
Canadian
i
I
full
mioht
nf
hlchpr
upre
nn-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hicks
Welcome
You
At
All
Times
FItASER
HOUSE
Phone
Black
823
714
Fraser
Street
Natlonal
Railways'
spokesman
I
f
H
.
HYDE
TRANSFER
Honey
Cinnamon
Toast
One-quarter
cup
honey
1
to
2
tablespoons
cinnamon
Mix
honey
and
cinnamon
to-
PHONE
580
Home
economists
have
many
good
ideas
and
recipes
for
dishes
i
using
toast.
A
quick
and
toothsome
pie
may
have
a
toast
crusl.
Slices
of
bread
cut
in
largs
triangles
to
simulate
piee.s
of
pie
are
buttered,
sprinkled
with
sugar
and
spice
and
placed
on
top
of
canned
fruit
in
a
pie
plate.
The
pie
is
baked
in
a
hot
oven
425
degrees
F.,
for
20
minutes
or
until
said
today
that
a
new
check
of
casualties
in
yesterday's
train
wreck
near
Parent
showed
the
number
of
dead
nine
one
employee
and
eight
passengers.
"The
line
Is
now
being
cleared
and
that
is
the
official
toll,"
Railway
Collision
In
Southern
State
it
pi
in
The
official
list,
as
issued
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
of
the
casualties
of
the
collision,
which
occurred
at
the
little
flag
station
of
Wykes,
near
Parent,
included
fifty-five
injured.
Reports
filtering
through
from
the
scene
Indicate
that
three
of
these
were
severely
Jiurt
and
they
are
bing
flow
to
Quebec
City.
The
collision
occurred
at
6:03
yesterday
morning
in
Quebec's
bleak
northland
250
miles
northwest
of
Quebec
on
the
Cana
SOLVE
I
fruit
is
hot
and
bread
is
crisp
;
and
golden
brown.
NASHVILLE.
Tennessee
CP
Three
persons
were
reported
slightly
hurt
when
the
Humming
Bird,
fast
northbound
Louisville
-
Nashville
passenger
train,
crashed
into
the
rear
end
of
a
freight
near
Wales,
Tennessee,
souU'i
of
here
,at
midnight.
The
locomotive
and
five
with
These
THERE
IS
ONLY
ONE
GENUINE
DRY-BAK"
WATERPROOF
CANVAS
!
CLOTHING
Tomato
French
Toast
j
2
eggs
'
j
teaspoon
salt
4
teaspoon
paprika
i
'i
cup
condensed
tomato
soup
DAILY
NIPPLE
DISHES
cars
werp
derailed.
iSUPERiOR
FOOD
STORES
Ltd.
JUICY
MclNTOSH
RED
APPLES
from
the
OKANAGAN
VALLEY
offer
opportunities
for
tasty,
tempting
dishes.
APPLE
SALADS
-
APPLE
PUDDINGS
APPLE
SAUCE
BAKED
APPLES
Let
these
recipes
remind
you
of
the
many
delicious
ways
in
which
APPLES
can
be
used
in
salads
and
desserts.
FREE
DELIVERY
PHONE
IK
FRIDAY
AM)
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
January
16
and
17
dian
National's
transcontinental
line.
Witnesses
said
that
the
weather
was
overcast
when
the
crack
exiTTT-ss
plowed
into
the
rear
of
a
local
which
was
stalled
on
a
curve.
The
steel
sleeper
at
the
rear
of
the
stalled
train
telescoped
into
the
car
ahead.
A'l
the
dead
were,
apparently,
passengers
in
that
coach.
.The
local.
No.
11,
was
bound
.
from
Quebec
to
Cochrane
and
1
was
already
an
hour-and-a-halt
i
late
when
it
pulled
to
a
stop
on
the
curve
at
Wykes
while
the
express
train
was
running
only
'en
minutes
behind
schedule.
!
Apparently,
the
local
had
de-
MONDAY
Okanagan
Salad
Apple
Crisp
YIKI.OS
SIX
SKKVIVfiS
t-8
MVlntosh
Applfj
?4
cup
flour
34
cup
lrun
siijfHr
tensKMn
Bait
CUp
lllltttT.
Combine
-i
r-up
stigwr
with
flour
and
salt.
Work
in
butttr
with
finut'r
tips
until
crumbly.
Wash
and
p'c!
apples,
.-licet
tliinty.
Phwc
in
buttered
ImkitiK
dish,
sprinkle
with
U
cup
suttur.
Add
cintmiiMin.
if
desired.
Spread
crumbly
mixture
over
apples
and
put
smooth.
Bake
in
moderate
oven
(37.
Y.)
for
'Mi
ttt
40
minutes,
until
apples
are
tender
and
crust
is
crisp
and
liuhily
browned.
9m
ORANTiFS,
Juicy
and
Seedless
2doz.
55c
APPLES,
Yellow
Newton
3
lbs.
35c
r.KAI'EHiUlT,
TexaN
Juicy
4
for
25c
POTATOFS,
No.
1
Gems
10
lbs.
30c
ONIONS.
No.
1
Okanagan
4
lbs.
29c
HKANS.
Aylnier
Boston
IJaked
2
tins
33c
ALL-BRAN,
Measuring
Cup
Free
.
.
2pkts.
53c
PE
AS,
Aylmcr,
Sieve
3
2
tins
33c
SODAS,
Red
Arrow
1-lb.
pkt.
25c
n
i-MXSKKV
Swift's
Classic
2
tins
15c
"Build
B.
C.
Payrolls'
YIELDS
SIX
SERVIXCS
t
Mcintosh
Apples
fup
salad
drewsing
cup
chopped
walnut.
Wah
and
quarter
apples.
Dice
without
peeling.
Tom
with
salad
dressing
t
prevent
discoloration.
Arrange
in
a
salad
Itowl
or
on
individual
plates.
Oarnish
with
ehoppe.1
walnuts.
Apples
are
Good
to
Eat
with
...
Cheese
of
all
kinds.
Walnuts
and
salted
nuts.
Nut
bread
or
brown
bread.
Peanut
butter
Randwiehes.
Fruit
cake
and
finger
bread.
Raisins,
6
us,
dates.
Serve
warm
with
cream.
av
ApP
Pandowdy
TUESD
(
Pacific
eletl
'
Milntosli
,.f
thinly
""""
..
,
i..
oo.-h
Place
lay"
Annies
in
Apple
Rings
Wash
ami
core
.',
Mcintosh
Apples.
Cut.
in
-j
inch
slice.
Melt
2
to
It
tablespoons
shortening
or
dripping
in
a
pan
and
ado!
apple
rings.
Cook
on
one
side
until
tender,
then
turn.
Sprinkle
conked
side
with
sugar,
cover
pan,
and
continue
cooking
over
low
heat
until
a
nice
glaze
forms
or.
top
of
the
rings,
and
apples
are
cooked
through.
ia'ver
itl.
"W!.?
"..ov.'r
with
Ukinn
lewder
dish
isll
l:
i
...u
"
-..I
tlvMes
TO
AND
THAT
IS
"PIONEER
BRAKD'
i
"DRY-
8AK"
Ak
for
h
hytnainf
"I'lmwr
Itran,
PUMPKIN
PIE
:i
to
40
doimh.
-
'
------
ijaj.i.',1.---?
.1
i
h..l
oven.
r.
.Ion.-
and
appli'"
an-
uys
f
eusl:ird
saurc-
.Id
Willi
or
o
tender.
Servo
hoi
Milk.
Pojwora.
Salted
Wafors.
ISLLLiy
)
LIGHTENS
j
WEDNESDAY
Apple
Pie
llr)-l!dk"
mi
yitiir
lM,il
il-ilr
or
CMimmiMMry,
la
llnril
ttr
uiiliiil
Mlsi
partial
rruUrr'
rtiMIMi
ilfifl
i,M-rrfl,
uiilitr,l
fllrr'
liirla,
a
illiiBlritttl.
(lrBlitiit1
fritm
yvara
ot
ltiW
ImIImIiiI
wa-
v
favorite
tavorne
with
wun
k
j
kvavm:i
nuudLiiunn
n',TTmii
j
THURSDAY
An
old
fam
Apple,
Carrot
and
Ra.'sin
and
doubly
de
Salad
I
any
dinner
.
.
Itiinliii
An,l
Ihr
'
llr..l..l"
a
intorllr.
im.
3
M(
Il)loh
Am,!,,
licious
with
whipped
cream.
Irradiated
Pacific
Milk
whips
so
easily
and
it's
economical
too
Whipping
directions
are
on
the
familiar
Pacific
label.
4
iip
rarnil
l
eup
raisins
J
flip
suiad
dressinir
strips
)
.
64-oz
65c
)
I
tin
rowjmt,
C0ME
IS
,
WIXH
TIIE
f
.
MONDAY.
I
PURCHASE
I
n
ash
and
rut
l-li
Mi
liilii.-h
Apples
'4
teaKHKn
salt
34
tup
niuar
Iwhite
or
brow
n)
Pastry
for
2
crusts
I
lal'leNoxm
butler.
Make
pastry.
Hull
out
i
for
bottom
crust.
Line
a
ileep
Me
pan.
(
hill
pastry.
Wash,
peel
and
slice
apples.
Add
sugar,
salt
and'
eiiinamon.
Mix
well.
Place
apples
over
pastry.
Hull
out
toporust
and
cut
a
few
slits
to
allow
steam
to
escape.
Moisten
edge
of
bottom
crust
with
water.
Place
top
crust
over
apples.
Trim
edges,
leaving
J2
jneh
for
overhang.
Tuck
this
edge
in
ix-tween
under-eriist
and
pan.
Crimp
or
flute
edges
to
prevent
overflow
of
syrup.
Hake
at
4(XI"
F.
for
10
minutes.
H
educe
heat
to
;."MI
K.
and
continue
baking
until
apples
are
tender,
'Jo
to
o0
mintiteB.
-""-in.
and
2?
'n
blM
ineer
Itrand
"Dry
-
Bak"
itirproof
canvas
clothing;
Id
in
Prince
Rupert
by:
ME
t
LOTIIINi
STORE
JSINC
E
RITERT
I
ISIIF.R
MEN'S
(
O-OFFRATIVE
7ATTS
&
MC
KERSON
PACIFIC
M
1
L
K
j
C
i
ti'nf
rGeEe
I
Sai
soNps
(
edd
j
sg;
j
FRIDAY
Steamed
pndding
YIEI.nS
FIVK
SEHVIN'.i-'
.!
M,.li,t,,h
Amdes
t
,'HKims
liafcil
powde
By
Ch,c
Ko-.
-Chocolick
Is
Her
Favorite!
m
i
i
1
1
1
1
1
'
1
1
1
.
1
IM!
1
1
1
111"111!,-;
j
1
,
leaswoon
phIi
LONDIE
ijj
ci
suitar
l:il,l''spioiis
liultnr
1
cup
Hour
i
eur
niiiK
nr.
Place
in
U
....I
I
.H
xliep
nnt'lei.
Add
turn
BAKED
APPLES
and
for
.
.
.
SUNDAY
lien
I.
s
as
teitlll
U.'i
;i;,',es
are
Wash
and
core
Mcintosh
apples.
Remove
a
thin
strip
of
l.uttered
l.nkinu
dish.
Mix
other
unfn
-id
''ver
apph
s.
or
Ir-a
liisemt.
Spn
uuimliw.
Turn
on
a
hot
phdc
so
thai
on
top.
Serve
with
ireiim.
IeelinR
fron
centre
of
apple.
Place
apples
in
baking
dish,
allowing
an
inch
between
apples.
Add
from
1
teaspoon
to
1
tablespoon
of
brown
serve
nuce
sugar
in
each
cavity.
Add
water
to
SATURDM.
VPl'1
r-ioi
ftste.
rover
bottom
of
dish.
Hake
in
.
.
j..
neel.
.
.
......J.
Apple
moderate
oven
(350
K.
to
373
F.I.
S-10
M-l
-
J
(lUavters
hu
u
-
BAKED
APPLES
naked
apple
may
be
varied
by
Wash
am1
Idling
centres
with
raisins.
ll"
'
..
,,d
1
ad'
adil
a
,1,
,,
nan
water
honey,
corn
syrup
or
Place
in
"0'
,1
"irrtWi?uTrLsreci
i
llgl-.t
hhp
;r,
-
'
eveuvtwinoS
V
-
but
when
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4,
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ICE
CREAM
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AND
CAKb
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f
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