TliuKitlrtj,
ocT'iber
itt.'S
mnitbaad
i
r.
art
7te-?
i4aia
a
-
for
3a(f
All
Styles
and
Sir
John
Hawkins,
seaman
who!
Locks
of
the
Lachine
C'ari'a'
died
in
1595,
was
the
fir.s-t
Eng-
Hear
Montreal,
raise
snip
4
i
llshman
to
traffic
In
African
leet
in
by-pa-smng
rapids
on
th:
S'aves.
St.
Lawrence
river.
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s-isnermeri
Learn
Seamanship
LUNENBURG,
N.S
(CP)
Some
newcomers
to
the
Nova
Scotia
fishing
industry
are
going
to
sea
with
as
much
knowledge
of
the
finer
points
of
navigation
as
their
skippers.
The
reason
is
the
fishermen's
Col
ors
I
'
I
ill
-
J-
-
'i
tin.
I.
.1,..
os
low
os
Fashion
Footwear
navigation
school
here,
operat
MONTREAL,
October
29(h
It's
a
pleamre
to
ura
yay
colors
in
sewing,
on
these
dark
Tall
day.
That's
one
reason.
I
think,
wliv
more
women
buv
Canadian
made
PRM
ll.LA
WAS
l'OI.IJ
TAPE
ilian
unv
oihcr
kind,
for
Pri-cilla
comes
in
colorn
as
delicate
and
"jiay
a
a
bowl
of
eweet
pe.s"!
.Also
in
the
iMf'tiit.t
iw-tnncd
ttTcpU.
The
iinw
quality
lawn
with
hirh
i'rwilla
in
made,
ha
blfn
mrrinllu
irtntiii
en
llinl
it'
i-ri-n
amt
n
vuvs
FAIRBANKS,
Alaska
(AP)
Ruben
Parham
of
EUeson
Air
Force
Base
was
returned
here
1
safely
Wednesday
after
he
:
became
lost
while
hunting
and
being
trailed
by
'wolves
in
the
Ester
region
30
miles
west
of
here
I
Parham
was
rabbit
hunting
.
when
he
became
separated
from
other
members
of
his
I
party.
Searchers
found
his
trail
i
and
followed
his
footprints
in
j
the
snow.
Along
with
Par-i
ham's
prints
were
the
loot-:
prints
of
three
wolves
which
had
been
following
him.
Searchers
finally
found
Par-ham,
who
had
sprained
a
leg
and
was
lying
helpless.
frc'h
yet
folds
over
erallonx,
curve?,
rorneri,
with
ca-e.
Why
not.'
whip
up
some
children's
tloihej-
Mini"
cute
aprons
new
curtains,
for
the
kitchen
and
use
Pructlla
Hias
I'old
Tape
to
give
them
that
extra
charui?
(Junnmleeil
In
hiiilmy!
.
I
O
Rice
and
Short
Kibs
With
Vegetables
Make
Mighty
Succulent
Fare
ed
oy
tne
provincial
industry
department
with
assistance
from
the
federal
labor
department's
vocational
training
section.
Established
in
May,
1951,
the
school
is
the
only
one
of
its
kind
in
Canada
and
is
Aimed
at
teaching
the
basic
principles
of
the
fisherman's
calling.
The
teaching
Is
varied
to
suit
the
needs
of
the
particular
student
'
The
aim
of
the
school
is
to
give
every
fisherman
a
better
knowledge
of
seamanship
and
fishing
equipment.
Order
Half-4-
Of
A
Stow
.
.
,
Earh
Week
I
J
a
e
n
.
.
.
of
what
1
Uj
ni
k.
is
launch
and
l
hM
A
"lloneyn
and
I'll
wagt-r
women
have
'dumbed
the
(J
l:KKY
(iaH
Itange
in
.
that
way
for
many
many
year.
Yea
.
.
'.
'it's
all
that
vnur
heart
de
vispircd
fr'fud,
H
Ki.NZ
CON-1)
K
N
S
K
D
SHIPS
Tl.n
arta
n,va
svn
v
"
I
know
I'm
H
3
cups
of
cold
water
and
14
teaspoons
of
salt
into
a
2-quart
saucepan
and
bring
to
a
vigorous
boil.
2.
Turn
the
heat
as
low
as
possible.
Cover
the
saucepan
with
a
lid.
Uo
not
remove
lid
nor
stir
rice
while
it
is
cooking.
3.
Leave
saucepan
over
this
low
heat
for
14
minutes.
Remove
from
the
heat.
The
rice
is
now
ready
to
use.
However,
leave
the
cover
on
the
sauce-Dan
to
keen
1hp
ri
O
it
yuu
are
noi
reaay
to
use
set
for
a
we-k
of
rarird
fla'otira
and
aiifd
ricluu'sw
in
a.iiiw.t(
dit-s-injr-',
meat
loaf,
rarebit:,
ra
.proles
and
of
course
poui
Wiih
Hfinz
Soups
on
hand
.
.
.
you
ran
u-e
Vejjf
table
oup
in
u-v
'r
add
mushroom
eauce
to
fried
mushrooms;
Crotim
of
Tomato
Soup
to
your
Spanish
rice;
CHi'-kc-n
Soup
with
.ootilos
on
fa.piolej
of
vejcetable?.
You.
ran
whip
up
the
mo.-t
dfUer
table,
omelets
with
o.'iuces
that
the
family
way
are
"out-of-thw-world!"
when
you
-have
a
row
of
Heinz
t'onden.-fd.
Soups
always
ready.
sires
in
a
stove
.
,
.
and
the
bet
way
to
know
how
rifrht
I
am
ia
to
a.-k
your
kaler
to
."how
you
the
new
(lurney
Gas
Kanee.
Cur-ney
stove
are
all
kitrhen-tesw-d
and
have
been
top
favorite
in
Canadian
kitehens
for
more
than
one
hundred
years!
Good
de-.iri-ine;
and
beautiful,
sturdy
ipn-struetum
lias
alwayst
been
pair
r
if
.
Gurney'a
tieeess
rret.
,
Jjook
J
t
ui.-ianet
at
the
automatic
efetk
.
.
.
the
speeial
".ven-lieat"
ftveu
that,
keep.-
the
temperature
exa.-t-Jy
,
rifrlit,
auiomarif-ally
.
.
atiu
it
glass
door!
What
a
glove!
With
meat
so
tender
it
fairly
falls
off
the
bone,
and
the
rite
white
and
fluffy,
just
waiting
to
catch
any
of
the
savory
juices
and
gravy
which
might
otherwise
get
away
your
family
wilt
not
be
able
to
resist
eating
the
very
last
bite
of
this
simply
wonderful
tasting
main
dish.
Here
is
a
sure
fire
appetite
snt-isfier
because
hefty
and
hearty
servings
of
the
rice
and
short
ribs
are
allowed
each
hungry
eater.
You
will
be
glad
to
.ee
that
you
can
satisfy
your
fam-ly
so
inexpensively
because
this
Deef
and
rice
dish
is
low
in
cost
but
really
"fills
up"
those
starving
youngsters.
INGREDIENTS:
'
cup
Hour
I
teaspoon
salt
H
teaspoon
pepper
.
i
pounds
href
short
riba
'i
cup
fat
I
I
cap
chopped
onli.u
I
cup
diced
carrota
t
eup
diced
celery
i
cup
yater
1
tablespoon
flour
li
cup
water
!i
cufl
hot
cooked
rice
PREPARING
THE
FLUFFY
WHITE
RICE:
To
make
4".
heaping
cups
of
white,
fluffy,
perfectly
cooked
rice:
;
1.
Put
1
Mi
cups
of
uncooked
rice.
NAVY
RUM
Vm
Exrited
About
Tie
Chance
A
Woman
Hi
to
wia
big
ca
mm
in
the
BLUE
IiUNNKT
MAROARIXE
CimN
.
,
man
fah
ronte-t
!
Ea-1)
week
tiveutu-fir
prize
immeoiateiv.
METHOD:
Mix
together
the
flour,
salt
and
pepper.
Cut
the
short
ribs
into
six
equal
portion
and
dip
into
the
flour
covering
all
sides
well.
Melt
the
fat
in
a
large
skillet.
Brown
the
short
ribs
m
the
fat.
Add
the
onion,
.
carrots,
celery
and
water.
Cover
and
cook
over
a
medium
low
heat
for
about
l'i
hours
or
until
the
meat
is
tender.
Add
the
4
cup
of
water
to
the
1
tablespoon
of
flour
and
mix
to
make
a
paste.
Slowly
add,
'
stirring
con.sl.mtly,
to
the
liquid
around
the
short
ribs.
Cook,
stirring,
for
about
5
minutes.
Serve
over
the
hot
cooked
rice.
Some
of
the
gravy
may
be
served
in
a
separate
dish.
This
recipe
makes
6
generous
servings.
$.000;
$100;
wiUi
A
other
prizes
of
$50
and
itf
(
IS
of
$2."!
l'i
i
is
,a
eliam-e
at
the
(hn.tmas
4
oi
one
thousand
Hullrir.
,
.
.
Write
in
M
f
word",
or
lew,
why
you
prefer
iihte
Btnniet
Mar-
I
aarme.
eenu
as
manv
entnei"
a-
vou
like,
and
dlB
rail
...Thay
save
you
-time
enclose
with
each
one
TWO
END
FLAPS
(with
Good
Housekeeping
Heal
of
Approval)
from
Blue
I
Bonnet
or
reasonable
fjn-.-innle.
For
a
eliancet
at
tiie
$1,000
Christmas
Boau,
write
In
hp
maun
vnits
of
Vitamin
A,
are
in
earh
package
of
tihie
Bonnet.
Mail
to
Blue
Bonnet
Sue,
Box
2160,
Toronto,
Ontario.
.
,
and
work
so
many
Here'j
To
Your
Good
Health!
Y-s,
U
a
toat
to
health
and
beau'v
ways!
71
bAUstl
--5"
Housewife
Caps
Civic
Career
As
Next
"Mayor"
of
London
when
you
driuk
the
juice
of
one
fresh
lemon
in
i
glass
of
water,
firH
thing,
on
arising.
You
see,
thi;
natural
fruit
drink
helps
keep
you
regular
the
healthful
way.
Tiiat'a
because
lemon-in-water
pently
heJj
your
system
regulate
itplf.
So
take
my
tip
if
you'rt
feehnpr
Out
of
Mrf.
follow
Ihi
healtliful
lemon
formula
for
feeling
better.
But
m;ike
-a
point
of
-m
SI
NKIST
LEMONS.
I
find
J
set"
more,
delieimk.
juice
from
them
than
any
ptiters
JYe
ever
.tried.
:
This
advenisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
The
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
mm,
kM
fd
at
wilad
biamliwilt
an
criipiw,
toiN
wkta
Milatfy
Una
Tow.li.
Hon
mn
4H4
auliUr,
aorrtly
with
lift
tntM
Milody
tliw
Tewvli.
mtdi
dan-aa
llua
Taw.li
or.
UmI
1st
dotm
at
th'
awliihfcig
glott,
windwi,
ar
uut(
with
cltamwi,
QUICK
ri
EASY
Htfihold
ftrauctton
.
for
maniturtng
or
protection
ogoiwt
ny
4meyin
or
tmiMy
hottMhotd
liquid,
ftaeo
handy
d.tpent.
of
Milady
Kuo
Tewot
In
your
kllthtn
dwy
you'll
ftrl
thorn
at
yovr
frotor't.
;
London.
Their
daughter
is
an
actress
In
a
London
stock
com-!
pany
and
their
son
is
on
duty
j
in
Malaya
as
an
army
medical
I
officer-
"During
her
early
days
on
the
I
council,
Mrs.
Bolton
dazzled
her
i
fcllow-councilmen
by
showing
:
up
wearing
bold
new
hats
not-j
able
for
their
carefree,
feminine
i
styling.
But
this
year
when
she
!
was
elected
as
vice-chairman
oi
,
ilie
council,
decorum
got
the
i
better
of
her
and
she
began
lo
!
show
up
bareheaded.
I
When
Mis.
Bolton
took
her
LUNCHBOX
SPECIAL
LONDON
(Reuters)
A
grey-haired
housewife
with
a
passion
for
"silly
hats"
is
scheduled
to
become
London's
next
"mayor."
She
is
Mrs.
Molly
Bolton,
mother
of
two
adult
children
and
a
veteran
Socialist
who
has
already
proven
her
diplomatic
skill
by
.successfully
concealing
her
age
through
a
long
public
career.
Mrs.
Bolton
virtually
is
certain
to
be
Installed
as
chairman
of
the
150-member
London
County
Council
next
Tuesday
when
the
councilmen
meet
to
"confirm
her
nomination
by
the
Labor
party,
which
holds
a
majority
of
seats-
Her
job,
the
toughest
in
British
municipal
politics,
requires
great
tact
and
administrative
ability.
HEAD
CITY'S
HEART.
j
She
will
be
the
active
head
of
'
Maacfy
7$we&
&etikt?
TASTES
GREAT
WITH
fpQnCfo
..seat
on
the
dais
for
the
fir.it
time
there
was
a
subdued
chorus
j
of
groans
from
the
male
coun-
t
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ft
,
;
.
;
cilmen
whose
lives
had
bt
'
n
ew
Instant
Coffee
i
brightened
for
years
by
the
parks
Revolution
I
Breakfast
Habits
"v
the
3.500,000
persons
who
live
in
London
county,
the
heart
of
:
Ihere
nof
jusf
-falkin'
hats.
I
"It's
just
laziness,
really,'
j
Mrs.
Bolton
apologized.
LONG
A
SOCIALIST
Mrs.
Bolton's
devotion
to
socialism
dates
far
back
into
this
century.
For
seven
years
she
was
the
private
secretary
to
Britain's
famous'
Socialist
team,
Sidney
and
Beatrice
Webb
As
chairman
of
the
council
she
will
be
the
head
of
a
body
which
handles,
almost
all
tht
county's
active
civic
life,
froru
pover
Comes
Fasf
at
!
r
lwn
Abandon
Coffee
Pofj
WMeisyr
Grounds
for
Mi
Speed
and
So;..
the
capital's
8.000,000
popula-
i
tion.
She
will
not
receive
one
;
penny
for
her
full-time
joband
will
get
only
a
strictly-audited
,
expense
account.
j
She
lives
with
her
husband,
j
an
engineer,
in
a
soljd
old
Vic-
!
torian
brick
house
in
northwest
I
if
f
X
'
i
f'wiofChoseASanfcorn'i
f
"Instant
"
i
1
t
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f
l.v
-
if
?JJ
t
deny
it!
When
the
WebreaklHitableHacr,a
M,
tome
sort
of
revolution
the
Canadian
breakfast
d
'
hxpnening!
In
a
fnat-,m5numh,.riii
h,,m,in.,
sewage
disposal
and
civil
defence
to
child
welfare
and
the
school
system.
The
council;
enri
operates
a
string
of
restaurants.
It
has
no
jurisdiction,
however,
over
the
city
police,
who
are
national.
Mrs.
Bolton's
job
is
not
to
be
confused
with
that
of
the
Lord
Mayor
of
London,
whose
tradl-tion-sleeped
post
gives
him
jurisdiction
chiefly
honorary
over
the
square-mile
borough
known
as
"the
City
of
London,"
the
capital's
financial
district
and
the
site
of
St-
Paul's
SPECIAL
ON
Steel
Oil
Tanks
110
Oal.
Tank
;
$
55.00
275
Gal.
Tank
.
$
75.0
375
Gal.
Tank
$
BO.OO
550
Gal.
Tank
$110.00
3
Prov.
Tax
Extra
.
Ail
tanks
made
of
12-gauge
steel
,
Industrial
Welding
Green
884
225
First
Avenue
nity
the
breakfast
coffee
f
m
,V7won'
ix-rked,
atrained
or
''"
ny
mrt,
?'
m"-gloriou,
fragrnt
,1
the
mnment
hot
J
8
HlM,nnful
of
wonder-;'lwnt
Chase
&SnlH.rn
JJ
oaehoHr!
Mada
for
iMc
luncheon
moat
and
Fronch's
"'''''Bwe
r-
T7-,-r,rr
1
;man
would
he
glad
to
wy
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corr.T
pots
and
"eumi
FLY...
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exceptional
meVit
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7'
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J.'or
luff,
particularly.
i
prf
t)hlt
WAV.
for
e
variety
of
practical
hnchijox,
and
ethr
recipes
tend
I
Of1
for
a
copy
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new
tdition
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of
"Culinary
Art"
to
keckitt
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Colman
(Canada)
Limited.
Dept.
FR,
1000
Amhertt
Street,
Montreal.'
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Protcss
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luncheon
Meat
Sandwich
Spread.
1
can
luncheon
meat,
chopped;
2
tablespoons
chopped
sweet
pickle;
3
tablespoons
French's
Prepared
Mustard.
Combine
ingredients
in
a
bowl
I
and
mix
thoroughly.
Yield:
Filling
j.
.
for
6
8
sandwiches.
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this
inslant
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substitutes.
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potent,
full-flavored,
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reul
coffee
!
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there's
only
one
way
to
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it.
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a
jar
of
New
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that
freshly
ground
coffee
flavor
so
good
you'll
make
it
your
regular
coffee!
What's
most
important
in
a
lunch
box?
The
sandwiches!
So
make
'em
hearty
and
vary
the
fillings.
Try
this
taste
tempter
made
with
canned
meats
and
deliciously
flavoured
with
French's
pure
golden
Mustard.
Smoother,
creamier,
French's
blends
better
.
.
.
flavours
better.
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can
taste
the
difference!
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all
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Phone
266
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