k
FOH
HELP
fedjsS?
;
of
a
blow
inflicted
by
a-
passln?
j
Mooseheorf
Women.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
September
19,
1950
automobile.
True,
whiskey
and
a
Ray
Reflects
HOUSEKEEPING
ft
and
Reminisces
.
.t
much
money
pistol
never
gi
well
together.
An
intoxicated
man,
gun
In
hand,
has
taken
mar.y
a
life.
But
between
the
two.
casualty
lists,
there
is
no
comparison.
r""1
"'.tinutinn.
Not
Enjoy
Car4
Party
Whist
wa3
enjoyed
by
the
Mooseheart
Committee
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
when
they
met
In
monthly
session
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
V.
E.
Morrison
with
Mrs.
A,
Auroil
as
a
Joint
hostess.
A
brief
business
session
preceded
the
playing
of
cards
in
which
Something
New,
AUTUMN
IN
AIR,
VEGETABLES
IDEAL
BASE
FOR.
MAIN
DISH
trouble
i"
So
mm;
a
Whisper
Nylons
I
11
rue
E
Vilte,
the
prize-winners
were
Mrs.
V.
E.
Morrison,
Mrs.
A.
Auriol,
Mrs.
In
the
melancholy
thirties,
some
folks
used
to
say
that
in
Prince
Rupert
they
lived
oiv
fish
r.nd
strangers.
We
do
yet,
in
certain
respects.
Lots
of
the
strangers
married,
and
how
to
properly
prepare
and
serve
the
finest
tea
food
in
the
world,
has
become
one
of
the
fine
arts.
A.
Hamilton,
Mrs.
R.
Murray,
There
come
times,
it
Is
said
when,
in
some
Canadian
cafes,
tourists
are
disappointed.
They
fare
well
enough,
yet
miss
plenty
of
little
attentions
welcome
in
more
ways
than
one.
A
thoughtful
matron
says
what
Canada
needs
is
a
national
dish,
and
mentions
apple
pie
and
cheese.
Be
sure,
however,
the
cheese
does
t'ed,
letter,,
it
t'mconrtipationdueto
F'"r
.,
...
A.t
tin
thin:
for
2
minutes.
All
flour,
salt
and
sugar,
blending
well.
Add
toma
toes
and
continue
cooking
for
5
minutes
.
Pour
the
tomato
sauce
over
the
egg
plant
and
top
with
bread
crumbs
which
have
been
combined
with
the
grated
cheese.
Bake
in
a
moderate
oven
350
degrees
F.,
for
20
minutes.
Yield:
six
servings.
By
Supersilk
In
the
lovely
Fall
shades
of
J-HARVEST
LEAF
PINE
BARK"
frl
dnnk
pUnty
of
Mrs.
A.
J.
Croxford,
Mrs.
K.
Mulder,
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner,
Mrs.
H.
Paulson,
and
Mrs.
J.
Flewln
with
Mrs.
Jack
Hoskins
as
ehairman,
Mrs.
H.
McVety
and
Mis&
Frances
Corliss
were
visitor
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
the
joint
hostesses.
CARESS
not
bounce,
and
the
apples
were
UBUS
VOUK
MONK
never
dried.
Under
other
and
more
Christian
like
circumstan
Daylight
saving
time
for
1950
will
end
within
another
week
or
so,
and
no
one
will
give
much
of
a
hang,
one
way
or
the
other,
lor
we
are
becoming
used
to
it.
Yet,
it's
entirely
possible
to
have
things
on
a
much
more
systematic
basis.
The
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
held
It's
21st
ces,
the
sueeestion
Is
not
with
IFraser
and
Payne
out
merit
n's
2-Dome
Mrs.
Eugene
Dutton
left
by
air
today
for
Vancouver
to
visit
her
daughter,
Lorna,
who
Is
about
to
hav
surgical
treatment
In
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital
for
heart
ailment,
A
California
machinist,
arrest
ed
for
intoxication
told
the
Egg
Plant
Creole
2
3
tablespoons
fat
V2
small
green
pepper,
cut
In
strips
1
tablespoons
chopped
onion
.1
medium
egg
plant,
peeled
and
diced
5
large
tomatoes
Salt
and
pepper
Melt
fat
In
frying
pan.
Add
chopped
green
pepper
and
onion
and
cook
for
2
to
3
minutes.
Add
police
the
name
of
the
man
re
-
iir
iti
W
Overshoes
t"INE
PRINTING
at
I
annual
meeting
In
Saskatoon
jthis
month,
and
received
numer-jous
suggestions
and
recommend-'atlons
from
all
over
Canada.
Among
these
was
a
proposal
from
Saskatoon
Board
of
Trade
'that
daylight
saving
uniform
REGAL
PRINTERS
sponsible
for
murdering
Sir
Harry
Oakes,
in
his
home
at
Nassau,
seven
years
ago.
Oakes.
mining
multi-millionaire,
had
irade
his
strike
at
Kirkiand
Lake
Canada.
The
lptest
review
of
the
case
appeared
only
a
few
weeks
ago
In
a
magazine.
Oakes
eon-ln-law,
disliked
bv
Sir
Harry
and
egg
plank
Cover
and
steam
tor
i
;&
u
si
Vegetables
make
an
ideal
base
for
the
main
dish-of
fall
suppers.
Squash,
tomatoes,
eggplant,
cauliflower
and
peppers
lend
themselves
particularly
well
to
this
type
of
dish
and
combine
well
with
other
food.
Often
the
addition
of
a
little
meat
will
give
flavor
and
make
a
satisfactory
dinner,
The
casserole
la
the
favored
utensil
of
the
thrifty
cook.
She
is
able
to
combine
a
little
left,
over
food
with
fresh
vegetables
and-
perhaps
a
cereal
and
serve
a
steaming,
.moat
h-waterinti
meal
in
short
order.
Simi".
combinations
may
be
cooked
m
the
frying
pan
or
double
boiler.
The
golden
brown
.
topping
Is
missing
but
if
these
topstove
dishes
are
served
on,
or
with,
crisp
toast
the
effect
is
excellent.
Home
economists
like
these
vegetable
supper
dishes-
which
are
easy
to
prepare.
Egrg.
Plant
Creole
1
1
medium
egg
plant
3
tablespoons
shortening
1
small
green
pepper,
chopT
ped
1
small
onion,
chopped
3
tablespoons
flour
2
teaspoon
salt
1
tablespoon
brown
sugar
3
large
tomatoes
(peeled
and
chopped
...
OR
2
cups
chopped,.
canned
tomatoes
cup
bread
crumbs
3
tablespoons
grated
cheese
Pare,
slice
and
dice
egg
plant
in
1-inch
pieces.
Cook
for
10
minutes
n
a
small
amount
of
boiling,
salted
water.
Drain,
Place
egg
plant
in
greased
baking
dish.
Melt
shortening,
add
(4i
cen
pt-pper
and
onion
and
fry
about
5
minutes.
Peel
and
chop
tpiauon
Decome
an
urn
on
tnmntno.
tomatoes,
add
orfH
to
..
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the
agenda
agenda
of
of
a
a
dominion-pro-
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A.
egg
plant
and
cook,
uncovered,
until
egg
plant
Is
tender,
about
15
minutes.
vinclal
conference.
Sounds
sensible.
charged
with
the
killing,
was,
Season-
to
taste
with
salt
and
pepper.
Yield:
six
servings.
acquitted.
The
crime,
and
sub-
j
sequent
developments
gull
keep
j
Some
members
at
Ottawa
deplore
the
dullness
of
press
patches
supposed
to
describe
the
lot
of
peoile
interested.
;
I
145
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CLASSIFIED
ADVEuTliSIN
Q
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAYS!
r
orS
Ll:
A
BRASSIERES
seryices
of
the
three
Canadian
destroyers
in
Korean
waters.
They
put
it
down
to
censorship.
Slates
one:
"The
stuff
ha
all
the
human
interest
of
a
column
oi
Saskatchewan
wheat
figures."
And
that's
pretiy
flat.
But
a
correspondent
today
is
Just
another
soldier.
Like
enough
he
writgs
what
he
wants
to,
but
It
doe3
not
follow
it
will
ever
see
type.
He's
Just
another
soldier,
obeyj
orders
and
takes
his
chance
on
getting
killed.
mm
i
k.
v
r
.
n.
,
n.,,
,
With
the
North
Koreans
booted
back
to
where
they
came
from
what
then?
Seme
one
starting
something
sowt
where
else?
Jnst
how
uneasy
is
Formosa?
Will
France
stand
for
the
arming
of
West
Germany?
Will
China's
Communists
give
Hong
Kong
an
extra
hard
look?
Will
more
than
one
iron
curtain
be
seen?
How
sick
is
Stalin?
At
alt
costs,
the
world,
somehow-
must
be
kept
jittery.
II
IT
SHOE
STORE
September
Cawerole
5
la
rue-
tomatoes.
OR
2
cup
canned
tomatoes
tablespoon
flour
1.
tablespoon
sugar
Vh
cup
chopped
onion
teaspoon
marjoram
1
tablespoon,
chopped
parsley.
Vz
cups
cooked
corn
or
canned
whole
kernel
corn
1
teaspoon
salt
Pepper
4-
tablespoons
grated
cheese
2
cups
hot,
mashed
potatoes
Peel
apd
slice,
tomatoes.
Place
in
casserole
ana
sp.inkie
with
flour,
sugar,
onion,
marjoram
and
parsley.
Over
this,
place
the
VICKERS
IS
OIITIUlb
IN
CANAOA
wa
n
oiiuiiuTio
v
CaWrtt.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
di
lived
by
the
Liquor
Control
Boaid
o
if
the
Government
oi
British
Columbia
LTD.
Charlie
Phon
Roberts
357
Gothic
Bra
Rose
Marx
Bra
A
Victoria
daily
asks
which
is
the
most
dangerous
to
human
safety,
a
drunk
at
the
wheel,
or
r
corn
and
season
with
salt
and
a
drunk
on
loot?
Any
responsible
newspaper
should
be
ashamed
to
n.ake
such
an
In
$1.00
and
up
DEPARTMENT
.
STORE
CFPR
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycle
quiry.
We
all
know,
or
should
pepper.
Combine
2
tablespoons
ot
the
gra;eu
cneese
witn
the
hot
mashed
potatoes
and
place
In
a
ring
on
top
of
corn
layer.
(Subject
to
Change)
:
!
wms
that
annually
thousands
young
mature
and
robust,
or
aged
and
helpless
die
under
the
wheels
of
Sprinkle
the
remaining
two
a
speeding
cai
or
from
the
effect
tablespoons-
of
cheese
over
ths
potatoes.
Place
casserole
in
a
moderately
hot
oven,
375
degrees
F.,
and
bake
until
a
golden
brown,
about
20
minutes.
Yield:
six
servings.
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i
TUESDAf
fM.
4:00
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Ciseie
4:15
Stock
Quotation
and
Int.
4:30--
Prairie
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4:45
Western
Five
5:00
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Room
5:30
Don't
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5:45
Lyrical
Lady
5:55
CBC
News
d
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Supper
serenade
6:15
Sammy
Kaye
and
Oreh.
6:30
Musical
Varieties
7:00
CBC
New
,
9
p
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1:30
p.m.
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STORE...
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Squash
3
acorn
squash
V
cup
water
Salt
and
pepper
'
cup
chopped
onion
la
cups
chopped
cooked
meat
2
cups
thick
white
sauce
i
cup
bread
crumbs
"
2
tablespoons
butter"""""
Cut
the
squash
In
half,
crosswise.
Scoop
out
the
seeds.
Cook
In
a
covered
kettle
with
one
cup
of
water
until
tender
about
(15
to-
20
minutes).
Sprinkle
with
ait
and
pepper.
Add
onion
and
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in,
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visun,
September
8
22.
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m
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to
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sauce
and
fillj
J.
SKINNER
squash
halves
with
ni.xture.
Cover
with
crumbs,
dot
withi
Rupert
Agent
due
Phnnp
RhH
butter
and
bake
in
a
hot
oven
40U
degrees
uuui
oion
bubbling.
Yield:
six
servin0a
This
advertisement
tt
not
published
o
displayed
by
the
Liquot
Control
Board
ex
by
the
Government
of
British
Golumbu.
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TOBRCCO
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8:45
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9:30
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9:45
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10:00
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10:15
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10:45
Robin
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a
chemist,
ao
I
pass
on-
what
Ed
told
me
when
my
wash
looked
dingy
and
yellow.
'Blue
is
one
of
the
seven
colours
that
combine'
to
maka
white,'
he
said.
'Without
hlua
there
is
no
pure
white."
Now
I
juat
swish
Reckitt's
Blue
in
the
6nal
rinse
for
a
wash
that's
snowy
white
every
time.
Out
of
the
blue
cornea
the
whitest
wash.
And
with
Reckitt's
Blue
I
avoid
any
danger
from
chemicals
that
may
damose
fabrics."
A-4-R
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11:33
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