Prince
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Dailp
I3cw
LtD.
Monday,
March
15,
1948
JOAN
CRAWFORD
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Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
LEGION
NAMES
NEW,
COMMITTEES
A
special
meeting
at
the
Canadian
Legion's
newly-elected
executive
committee
was
held
over
the
week-end
at
which
time
selections
were
made
for
HENRY
FONDA
,ff
"KiT
I
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
"?'a
SHOWS.'
1
2n
if
1
cup
water
(or
vegetable
stock)
Mix
meat
with
flour
and
brown
HAMBURG
GOES
LONG
WAY
TO
SOLVE
ENIGMA
OF
ECONOMY
ll
roop.ii..
Q.
How
can
I
steam
velvet
to
freshen
it?
A
Stretch
the
velvet
right
side
up
over
a
bowl
that
is
two-thirds
lull
of
boiling
water,
and
brush
the
nap
gently
with
a
soft
brush.
Q.
How
can
I
quickly
clean
with
onion
in
hot
fat.
Add
vege-
the
various
committees
that
will
tables,
seasoning
and
water.
f
unclion
during
the
coming
Cover
and
simmer
10
minutes.
vear
Pour
into
casserole,
cover
with
At'
tnls
meeUng
it
was
arrang-partially
baked
biscuit
rings
(top
ed
tQ
hoM
tne
annual
installa-side
down).
Finish
baking
in
a,tU)n
of
officers
at
the
Legion
hot
oven,
400
degrees
F.,
for
12Ha
on
Thursdav
March
25
and
2
tablespoons
minced
onion
2
teaspoons
salt
i
teaspoon
savoury
i
cup
cracker
crumbs
1
egg
2
tablespoons
milk
3
tablespoons
fat
Mix
all
ingredients
except
fat.
Form
into
six
flat
patties.
Melt
For
budget-weary
homemakers.
home
economists
have
many
helpful
suggestions.
The
question
of
the
meat
course
is
always
pre
-
eminent
and
the
woi.-ian
who
can
serve
"save-a-penny"
meats
in
ways
that
are
appetizing
has
the
solution
to
tne
economy
enigma
in
her
hand.
I
to
15
minutes.
Six
servings.
1
'pans
that
are
scorched
by
food
I
the
occasion
will
culminate
in
I
another
"Bring
your
Missus
,
Tea
Biscuit
Rings
Roll
biscuit
adhering
to
them?
dough
to
a
thickness
of
"2
inch
fat.
-Brown
patties
well
on
both,
Cut
with
a
doughnut
cutter.
A.
'
These
pans
should
be
sprinkled
with
dry
baking
soda
LOVING
HIM
I
When
tougher
cuts
of
meat
sides.
Remove
patties
and
keep
j
Bake
for
8
minutes
in
a
hot
oven,
and
allowed
to
stand
lor
awnue.
ar
,rftllt,h
a
mncr
thev
Night"
which
proved
highly
popular
a
few
weeks
ago.
At
the
annual
general
meeting
approval
was
given
to
the
donation
of
$50
to
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
drive
for
funds.
400
degrees
F.,
then
use
as
directed
above.
Then
they
can
be
readily
and
may
c00ked
a
tender
cuts,
quickly
cleaned.
'Hamburg
stealr;
sausage
and
Q.
How
can
I
make
whipped
,
mb
patties
are
all
In
this
PLUNGED
1HIIR
UVIS
INTO
THE
DARKNESS
THAT
'
group
which
may
be
served
with
cream
much
sweeter?
A.
Try
adding
a
small
pinch
of
salt
to
the
cream
before
whipping.
SURROUNDED
HIM
I
hot.
Heat
the
pan
to
sizzling
in
the
oven
at
450
degrees
'
F.,
pour
in
batter
mixture:
1
cup
flour
'i
teaspoon
salt
2
eggs
.1
cup
milk
Sift
flour
and
salt.
Beat
eggs,
add
milk
and
slowly
add
to
flour.
Using
a
dover
egg
beater
beat
3
minutes.
Pour
into
pan,
place
patties
on
top
and
bake
10
minutes
at
450
degrees
F.
Reduce
FEED
SINGAPORE
CHILDREN
SINGAPORE.
Malaya
f
m
m
no
apologies.
Here
are
several
new
ideas
for
serving
these
economical
cuts.
YORKSHIRE
BAKE
1
lb.
minced
steak
Watch
the
Classified
Ads!
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
J.
L.
Green,
D.
Candow.
To
Sandspit
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Burgess.
From
Sandspit
(Saturrday)
Robert
Parker,
D.
A.
McRae.
PEEL
THEM
FIRST?
Diamond
cutters
.who
serve
at
least
two
years
as
apprentices
before
being
trusted
with
a
good
gem.
practice
diamond
cutting
with
potatoes.
!
Child
feeding
centres,
where
children
of
poor
families
are
'
given
one
good
meal
a
day
free,
have
been
set
up
here.
Twenty
centres
are
giving
4.G00
meals
daily
to
children
of
all
TYRONE
unvncn
'
rk
!
I
heat
to
350
degrees
F.
Cook
20
The
Brand
New
Look
i
Reminiscences
By
w.j.
Reflections
'
:
I
I
Try
a
Classified
Ac
in
The
Newi
minutes
longer.
Six
servings.
MEAT
PATTIES
WITH
TOMATO
SAUCE
1
lb.
ground
raw
beef
'a
lh
around
bwf
liver
Coats
and
Dresses
for
Daughter
At
MEM
Man
proposes
and
something
that
was
an
unpardonable
om-else
again
disposes.
Only
yes-fission.
He
was
Captain
Jensen
terday
perusal,
in
the
copy
of
and
he
hailed
from
Norway.
He
an
early
local
paper,
of
a
hotel
possessed,
by
common
admission,
announcement,
made
interesting
the
coast'
most
powerful
voice.
WALLACE'S
Of
Course
6at1lett
1
-small
onion
2
teaspoons
salt
teaspoon
pepper
2
cups
mashed
potatoes
1
egg
yolk
2
tablespoons
fat
2
cups
canned
tomatoes
.
Mix
meat,
onion,
seasoning,
reading
and
caused
a
chuckle.
He
was
known
as
'Foghorn."
The
site,
already
excavated,
There
used
to
be
arguments)
would
be
First
Avenue
and
Mc-
about
his
range,
and
there
wasl
J
CWJ
10
AOULT
INTERTAINMENT
ZO.
ilk
mi
JOAN
BLONDELL
COLEEN
GUV
m.!
and
egg
yolk
lightly
enthusiasm
potatoes
bit
of
over
creep
AVOID
AGGRAVATION
r..,!u.
v
,,,'
Brown
on
both
sides
in
hot
fat
TAYLOR
HOLMES
MIKE
MAZURKI
Mt
K
'
If.
IS
-.:..u
rZ,.
v..
v.
.
.,-
'
I
then
cook
slowly
until
well
between
I
I)rMrtiatbcroiil.iK
liVjfjtjf
I
move
patties
to
a
hot
,
platter
m
.
,
i
.
t
itr
Hmi
Tor.icsnovv
Add
tomatoes
to
pan,
bring
to
a
M
von
erc
"Roval
City"
IrT
iZiif
the
harbor
was
simply
without
a
rival.
The
location
would
serve
the
shopping,
theatre,
banking
and
financial
centre.
Oh
yeah!
Well,
the
hotel
didn't
happen,
but
the
Civic
Centre
did.
So
possibly
it's
just
as
well
things
turned
out
as
they
have.
t.
Prince
Rupert
did
worry
along
for
a
short
time
without
any
water
system,
but
there
was
no
undue
delay,
which
is
more
than
95
municipalities
in
Canada
can
boll
and
pour
over
patties.
Six
next
month
and
the
latter
part
of
September,
1948.
But
not
much
else.
Files
are
full
of
police
cases
that
occurred
In
Prince
Rupert
years
ago.
Many
were
of
extreme
interest,
at
the
time.
But
why
rehash
any
of
them
today?
A
rebirth
of
publicity
could
cer
servings:
QUICK
MEAT
PIE
WITH
BISCUIT
RINGS
2
cups
cooked
minced
beef
1
tablespoon
flour
1
onion,
sliced
3
tablespoons
mild-flavored
fat
)
HpALOTV
(
'
CANNED
F00IS
1
ANOTHER
SHIPMEI
LET
US
ATTEND
TO
YOUR
PLUMBINQ
PROBLEMS
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
&
Heating
Second
Ave.
at
Seventh
St.
PHONE
108
say.
How
many
realize
that
far
tainly
serve
no
good
purpose
now.
Mention
could
only
dis
older,
and
populous
cities
lik-;
London,
Kitchener,
Stratford
and
Guelph
in
Ontario,
and
substantial
communities
in
Quebec,
POPl'LAU
CONNOR
"THKKM
WASHERS
tress
someone,
sometime,
somewhere.
If
anything
Is
needless
that
would
surely
be.
Let
the
past
bury
the
past.
This
is
1943,
with
a
new
generation
facing
1'
cups
mixed,
diced,
cooked
potatoes
and
carrots
1
teaspoon
spicy
meat
sauce
Vi
teaspoon
salt
'g
teaspoon
salt
s
teaspoon
pepper
Prince
Edward
Island
and
Sas
JUST
AKKiVI
i
Sfe
Thrni
At
katchewan
are
still
depending
on
wells.
Poor
old
Rupert
has
the
future
and
it's
problems.
taken
a
lot
of
criticism
and
RUPERT
RADIO
&
EIEC1I
Box
l:t'l
--2
VENE1
much
of
it
undeserved
but
has
never
been
exposed
to
anything
like
this.
There
appears
to
be
excellent
grounds
lor
suspecting
that
within
the
next
twelve
months
in
Canada,'
several
thousand
little
girls
are
going
to
bo
christened
Barbara
Ann.
There
was
reference
last
week
to
American
vessels
calling
here,
prior
to
the
era
of
the
Jones
Act.
and
mention
of
the
"Cottage
City,"
without
the
slightest
allusion
to
the
salty
skipper.
Now,
bLIINU
il,r:;S
i.f
y
.ur
-'-;
,
-
r
j
i
I
,
-
L
:
,
1
up
(.'LOVERLY
KENNELS
(Regd.)
COCKERS
Breeding
and
Personality
Blood
lines
as
advertised
by
many
of
the
large
kennels
in
the
East.
Booking
orders
now
for
Honey
Breeze's
litter,
three
weeks
old.
Five
champions
on
sire's
side,
four
on
dam's
side.
We
have
satisfied
patrons
in
Prince
Rupert.
These
pups
are
natural
hunters
and
have
wonderful
dispositions.
PRICED
REASONABLY
Particulars
and
pedigrees
on
request.
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C.
HUNT
Bl'KNS
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B.C.
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when
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