Prince
Hupm
iil)
JTMus
UO.
Thursday,
February
5,
194:5
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
APPLES,
THAT
GREAT
OLD
FRUIT,
CONVENIENT,
GOOD
FOR
ANY
MEAL
K
i'
f
I
At.
.if
f
,
'
'lhe
apple
appears
in
the
Winter
apples,
firm,
cool
and
Timely
Recipe
2
tablespoons
brown
sugar
(packed
i
12
cooked
prunes
34
cup
sifted
all-purpose
flour
j
mythology,
tradition,
history
and
(ven
archaeology
of
most
ancient
nations.
The
Romans
took
apples
to
Britain.
With
the
Ll
iir
New
Life
in
Old
Church
Presbyterians
Refuse
to
Surrender
to
Inaction
and
Indifference
To
Keep
Church
Open
Squarely
meeting
the
challenge
of
Indifference
and
inaction,
the
congregation
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
at
an
annual
meeting
marked
with
a
renewal
of
evangelical
enthusiasm
unanimously
resolved
last
night
that
they
would
not
permit
their
historic
and
respected
o
1
d
church
to
decline
further
through
lack
of
attendance
at
services
and
financial
support.
This
was
the
decision
after
the
situation
facing
the
church
had
been
sauarelv
nut
before
the
.settlement
ol.
American
Colonies
the
apple
cultivation
be-;
an
on
this
continent.
The
story
is
told,
of
the
ar-liviil
of
the
first
apple
seeds
In
juicy
are
excellent
appetizers
when
eaten
raw.
When
cooked
they
may
be
included
in
menus
for
every
meal.
Apple
pie
still
heads
the
dessert
list
with
most
men
with
apple
dumplings
competing
with
apple
sauce
for
second
place.
Canned
apple
sauce
is
rated
as
a
new
comer
to
the
canned
food
family.
It
is
often
a
convenience
to
have
a
supply
on
the
pantry
shelf.
It
is
delicious
i
i
3
teaspoons
baking
powder
Vi
teaspoon
salt
4
cup
granulated
sugar
'i
teaspoon
cinnamon
34
cup
fine
dry
bread
crumbs
1
egg
34
cup
milk
2
tablespoons
melted
shortening
Grease
muffin
pans
and
put
V2
teaspoon
brown
sugar
and
1
Pie
f
Sure
i
niiumd
the
horn
early
in
the
itir.et
tenth
century
by
a
group
of
men
of
the
Hudson's
BayCom-
l
S
leli
1,
make
it
witli
('i.
sl-.r..t
I
:.
..
:n
i
r
a
Uf
&
.si
II
it
wte.-
"
"
'
a
luvounte
the
wlnili;
iainilv.
pay.
Before
leaving
home
a
yroup
of
fair
ladies
presented
the
ieeds
to
these
men
so
that
when
the
trees
grew,
the
men
thoimh
far
from
home,
would
have
something
to
remind
them
of
England.
pitted
prune
in
bottom
of
each
pathering
of
members
and
ad-muffin
cup.
Sift
together
flour,
herents
bv
tne
boarci
of
mana-
baking
powder,
salt,
spice
and
,
gprs
wno
suggested
that,
if
bet-1
The
quality
of
Caua,l.,
(;ril
s,ar
,
is
tlie
reason
f..r
iis
H.f,uhtntv
mik
li(iiisiwics
from
(
j.at
I.,
j,0
w
i.....
......
ii
when
served,
chilled
just
as
it
comes
from
the
can
and
is
a
time
saver
for
use
in
cooked
desserts.
APrLE
MtKINGlE
PIE
Pastry
2
large
apples
2
egg
yolks
l3
cup
sugar
1
cup
milk
2
egg
whites
3
.tablespoons
sugar
Line
a
9"
pie
plate
with
the
i
in
M
jmii
i-i
i.
rani
lur
(
ora
March
lie
sure
to
up
(;
ana.
i
Corn
Starrli,
its
d,-
"liil'le
iiUdL
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Sjf.
ity
ensures
excellent
roulu
sugar.
Stir
in
crumos.
neat
ter
congregation
support
was
egg
lightly,
blend
in
milk
and
not
forthcoming
there
would
be
shortening
and
add
to
dry
mix-
no
alternative
but
to
close
down
ture.
stirring
only
enough
to
the
church
.
Tnls
forthright
pre-moisten
dry
ingredients.
Spoon
sentation
of
the
state
of
the
batter
over
prunes,
filling
muf-;cnurchs
affalrs
was,
apparent-fin
cups
about
23
full.
Bake
ly
the
spur
tnat
was
necded
to
about
25
minutes
in
hot
oven
'stimulate
a
new
interest
and
re-(400
degrees
F.i.
Allow
to
stand
solve
in
the
maintenance
of
the
Alio
Manufaclurrrt
of
Croun
Brand
Com
5,
Q.
How
can
I
quickly
clean
sil
verware?
A.
If
one
has
no
time
for
nie
nnste'
Peel,
core
and
sflre
li..iJT7i
cleaning
the
silverware
piece
by
aples
and
place
in
the
pie
shell.
a
minute,
then
invert
pan
to
t.hllrrh
nn
n
sound
and
more
ac-
UiCCe.
Place
it
111
a
disnpan
Ot
i
Heat
caa
vrlt
oHH
snocir
and
.
-
,
'
-
.remove
muinns.
lanes
aooui
a
tjVP
b-isis
meaium-sizea
mumns.
That
every
member
should
act
'
as
a
missionary
to
go
out
and
'
t
ni
i
..Jf
Z-i
i
-
y
:
.
f
v
'ii
t")
f
-
I
Suf
J
f
F
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!s
4
..
i,nU
,u..u.u.
v
uiuA.
ruur
iiiw
miAtuie
uvei
borax
and
a
little
soap.
Let
apples.
Bake
in
hot
oven,
425
'
'ftLuid
in
this
solution
for
a
few
degrees
F.,
for
10
minutes,
then
hours.
Rinse
in
clear
water.
Dry
reduce
temperature
to
325
de-wiih
a
soft
cloth,
and
the
task
greSs
F.,
and
bake
30
minutes
is
done.
longer.
Top
with
meringue
"Build
B.
C.
Paj
2
egg
whites
2
tablespoons
sugar
Core
and
slice
apples,
add
water
and
cook
till
tender.
Rub
through
a
sieve.
Add
sugar.
bring
back
old
and
new
members
to
the
fold
was
the
keynote
of
the
fervent
resolution
to
carry
on
which
followed
a
heart-searching
discussion
as
to
the
future
outlook
for
the
church.
There
could
be
no
such
thing,
made
from
the
2
egg
-whites
and
the
2
tablespoons
of
sugar.
Return
to
moderate
oven,
325
i
Q.
What
are
a
;ev
comparative
i
measures
that
one
should
mem-
,
orize
for
use
in
th
kitchen?
I
butter,
salt,
lemon
rind
and
juice.
Cool
slightly,
stir
in
the
I
It.
u'n
iin:tnimmiJv
:iorH
degrees
F.,
to
brown
meringue.
Yield:
one
9"
pie.
well-beaten
egg
yolks,
and
I
turn
thp
Presovterlan
Cnurch
whl,h
UNIVfiRSITY
NOT
A
"SOCIAL
EXTRAVAGANCE"
James
S.
Thomson.
Scottish-born
president
of
the
University
of
Saskatchewan,
told
a
big
meeting
of
farmers
in
Saskatoon,
Sask.,
recently
that
a
university
''must
not
be
regarded
as
a
social
extravagance,
something
to
be
co'nsidered
after
all
other
needs
have
been
met.''
He
expressed
the
view
that
a
single
department,
that
of
field'
husbandry,
had
returned
to
the
people
in
actual
cash
value
"many
times
the
20
million
dollars
spent
on
the
university
in
the
40
years
of
existence."
Above
is
a
view
of
the
chemistry
building,
one
of
the
many,
natural
graystone
buildings
on
the
campus.
A.
One
cup
equals
2
pint.
2
t..c
".)ons
equal
1
dessert
spoon,
4
teaspoons
equal
1
tablespoon,
2
dessertspoons
equal
1
into
a
baking
Daiung
dish.
uimi.
Beat
Deal
egg
Nature's
Finest
Food
APPLE
SUNSHINE
6
medium
apples
from
the
earliest
days
had
1
played
such
a
vital
and
ef
fee-
,
jtive
part
in
tiie
religious
life
of1
'
the
city,
ceasing
to
operate.
!
Various
causes
for
a
lack
of
i
whites
until
stiff
but
not
dry,
add
the
2
tablespoons
sugar
beating
in
gradually.
Pile
on
top
of
first
mixture
and
bake
in
a
moderately
slow
oven,
325
ripcripps
F
until
thp
ton
is
nicelv
Mil
Vi
cup
water
cup
brown
sugar
2
tablespoons
butter
Dash
of
salt
Q.
How
can
I
remove
soot
oofs
from
a
rug
or
carpet?
interest
and
support
which
appeared
to
have
been
setting
in
were
submitted.
Amone
other
,
cover
it
with
dry
salt,
and
Egypt
and
were
first
made
of
work
this
around
until
it
be-papyrus,
an
aquatic
plant
of
th;?
comes
soiled.
Then
sweep
up
1
teaspoon
grated
lemon
rind.
browned
Serve
hot
or
cold
slx
1
tablespoon
lemon
Juice
sprvint-s
PAPYRUS
BOATS
I
According
to
the
Roman
writ-
j
er
Pliny,
boats
were
invented
in
n
il,
sedge
family.
the
salt.
Doctors
say
plenty
o!
i
essential
to
any
wfll
is.,
diet.
In
Pacific
youX
';
easily
diKested.
ecor.oi.i
containing
the
neressi.y
erals
and
vitamin
fori;.,
meals.
if
tiie
congregation
itself
may
have
been
remiss
during
the
year
past,
m
its
interest,
attendance
and
support,
the
church
organizations,
at
least,
had
kept
up
the
good
work
and
particular
tribute
was
paid
to
the
Ladles'
Aid
ami
the
choir.
Mr
and
Mrs.
J
A.
Teng
and
Mr
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
were
singled
out
as
outstanding
among
the
pillars
of
the
church.
'
What
could
the
church
have
done
without
them?"
was
a
consensus
question
The
report
of
the
session,
presented
by
Secretary
J.
A.
Teng,
nowed
a
church
membership
of
135.
reports
of
the
board
of
managers,
which
focussed
attention
on
ihe
church's
financial
position,
v.c
re
presented
by
George
C.
Mitchell
in
the
absence
through
illness
of
E.
J.
Smith.
The
Sunday
School
report,
E.
J
Smith,
superintendent,
showed
enrolment
of
63
and
average
attendance
of
43.
The
ladies'
Aid.
Mrs
S
J.
Hunter,
secretary,
reported
$8')0
Unneri
over
to
tim
board
el
iiur.
vers
to
aid
church
financ
in.'..
The
Canadian
Girls
In
Train-inu.
Gad
McRae.
secretary,
and
!oy
Scouts,
Ian
Dunbar,
scout-ma.
ter.
reported
memberships
of
11
and
18
respectively.
Other
reports
included
the
missionary
budget
by
Samuel
Ma
-st
y
and
the
Women's
Missionary
Society,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Ph
APPLESAUCE
CAKE
cup
mild-flavoured
fat
3i
cup
sugar
1
egg
1'2
cups
sifted
all
purpose
flour
OR
1
23
cups
sifted
pastry
flour
one
Free
Delivery
IBlM)o
PACIFIC
547
;
things
that
were
blamed
was
i
the
Saturday
night
party
which
I
;
it
was
held
kept
some
people
j
j
away
from
church
on
Sunday
morning
Co-operation
of
par-;
cuts
w
ith
the
Sunday
School
was
also
held
as
a
vital
need.
!
The
meeting
elected
a
new-board
of
managers
of
the
church,
the
immediate
and
primary
task
of
which
will
be
to
j
find
a
permanent
pastor
for
the
!
church,
the
pulpit
of
w
hich
has
been
vacant
since
the
departure
some
months
ago
of
Rev.
A.
F.
Irradiated
and
Vacuus;
837-841
2ND
AVENUE
WEST
YOUR
SUPER
VALUE
STORE
Fruits
and
Usgetafeles
2
teaspoon
salt
1
teaspoon
baking
soda
2
tablespoons
cocoa
1
teaspoon
cinnamon
1
cup
thick
sweetened
applesauce
'?
cup
raisins
Cream
fat
thoroughly,
add
sugar
gradually
and
cream
well
together.
Add
well-beaten
egg.
Sift
the
dry
ingredients
together
and
add
alternately
witn
the
applesauce
to
the
first
mixture.
If
raisins
are
used,
sift
a
little
of
the
dry
ingredients
over
them
before
adding
to
cake
mixture.
Bake
in
square
pan
8"x8"
in
a
moderate
oven
350
degrees
F.,
for
45-50
minutes.
Macbween
for
Melfort.
Saskatchewan
Presbytery
will
be
prodded
into
action
to
send
a
man
to
Prince
Rupert
where,
according
to
the
acting
moderator
and
pastor.
Rev.
A.
F.
McCoil,
a
"great
challenge
and
a
big
job
of
evangelism"
exists
Mr.
Mc-
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l0
58c
,
ONiONS
'
No.
1,
4
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"
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urn
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FOR
MASSK
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LEMt.Mt
Februarv
6
and
9
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Grade
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Free,
lb.
.
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lb
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STEW
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PORK
CHOPS
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lb.
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37c
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57c
FOR
SOI
Til
ISLAND-
Q.
When
should
the
guests
arrive
at
the
church
for
a
wedding
ceremony?
A.
From
a
half
hour
to
not
later
than
five
minutes
before
ORANGES
....
Juicy
.........
3
doz.
TerraceSPUDS
10
lb.
Coll.
whose
own
active
work
here
during
the
past
few
months
of
his
supply
earned
a
hearty
vote
of
commendation
and
thanks,
referred
to
the
need
of
a
ne
v
energy
and
spirit
in
the
church
work
a
need
which
was
not
confined
to
the
one
church
alone
but
was
apparent
in
other
churches
and
in
other
places.
OFUC
KKS
KOK
YEAR
ELECTED
The
meeting
tiected
church
officers
for
the
year
as
follows:
Congregational
Secretary,
J.
A.
Teng.
Treasurer,
E
J.
Smith.
Board
of
Managers-John
Mc-Leod.
E.
F.
Saunders,
Robert
Strachan,
C.
G.
Ham,
James
Bremner,
John
Currle.
G.
C
GROUND
BEEF
-
1b
WEINERS
lb
;.:
SAUSAGE
Pure
Pork,
lb.
Shoulder
STEAK
lb.
.
Februarv
o
-
FRANK
J
SRINNB
Prince
Rupert
Third
Ave
?--a
the
ceremony.
The
guests
should
s
this
your
child?
"Wornn"
a
ery
possible
reason.
Dr.
MiKenie's
IX-ad
Shoi
Worm
(.andy.
X
rue
fur
our
free
(realise
on
worms.
THE
W.
H.
COMSTOCK
CO.
BROCKVIUE
ONTARIO
be
seated
before
the
parents
of
!
100
lb.
'sad
1
the
bride
and
bridegroom
ar-i
rive.
I
Q
When
passing
in
front
of
j
someone
seated
in
the
theatre,
;
is
it
proper
to
say,
'
Pardon"?
I
A.
No;
the
correct
phrase
is,
.
"I
beg
your
pardon."
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session
Samuel
Massey,
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Davey,
Fred
Conrad
and
Harry
Calderwood.
Trustees
Mr.
Justice
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