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DONATIONS
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
Mav
8.
1.52
1
for
.diseases
like
rust.
Above
all
f
it
should
be
remembered
that
a
healthlv.
well-cultivated,
well-
Mrs
viktal
a.OCT
Mrs.
W.
Webster
2
00
i
fertilized
eardvm
is
the
first
and
Mry
Fitzgerald
t
200
main
riefnne
Tf
nlants
are
left
fk',
40
.00
m.-c
A
RllsslUIICll
O.UU
M,
M.
fKlcuil
Urtitl
Rncurir
..
.
1
ti
6
Gale
".
2
00;
ray
.
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
.
.
.
.
.
.
t.
"
..,
v
mi
ir.:
v
jviiik
.......
.
2.00
.
untntnned
and
surrouncieci
wnn
Dr
D.
Black
5
.....
n
wku.ii
a.o.
a.
Daiwii
'""Or,,
weeds,
if
the
soil
is
poor
and
j.
m.
Eby
2
00
j
a
mucuiw
a-oo
Mrs.
a.
MneDonaid
a.oo
I
irru-th
growth
spindly
eninrtlw
mrl
and
U'enk
weaK
we
we
L
J
North
v
fui
'
i
Trim
2
0
Mrs
Hudson
2.00
i
M
a
Mrs
E
Hartw
Br
"i,u
I
.so
Mrs.
m
vierec
2001
b
have
an
ideal
spot
for
pests
to
li0is
.,,
f."
v,
,,,tt,Mid
200
t
J.
oienn
a.oo
Cjarcli
emna
.
LONDON
ff.
aln
Women's
R
':
,M5
wi"
shortly
be;
No-
1
dress.
umI
flourish
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Macintosh
t
no
Mrs
Carl
Oiske
2
00
Jumps
Shuoert
.
.
.
2.00
Pliilippson
sun
1
Fiekien
.
.
5.00
1
W.
Vnnclerheide
2.00
Mrs.
A.
Mclnnes
2
00
Mr
nd
Mrs.
W.
Pierce
2.00
A
Holbrook
2.00
No
one
had
heard
of
foot-
Uv
i.nrdiin
Lindsay
Smith
20(1
Mrs.
J.
P.
McBrlcie
some
sort
of
a
duster
or
sprayer
200
"u-i"uui
uisease
wnen
Prince
A.
barbp
'2
on
Mrs.
J
Stewart
2.00
'
Mrs
and
the
proper
materials
to
go
The
uniform
....
Norman
2
OO
;
Mrs.
H.
W.
Tlmms
a.oo
Rupert
staged
its
first
stampede
2
OO
Mrs.
8
Hmiean
with
them.
There
is
all
sorts
of
wmith
3.00
Mrs.
A
E.
Waterman
B.00
,
0n
the
AcrooolLs.
This
2
00
Miss
D.
Prolerlion
Even
with
bugs
and
insw'.s
around,
ar.d
there
are
few
pluces
In
Canada
where
2
00
Mrs
Willmm
Wallace
a
oo
l
'
;
.
jacket
;
2
u
equipment
available,
and
for
the
small
garden
it
is
not
necessary
"
co
.-"'
.
SIS
I
zoo
iruis
ago,
nara
Dy
the
ex-
on
i
hi
bit
inn
hiiilriinir
t'hnm
"i?.w,i
"
;
.
.
wc
no
peaked
MVUKed
car,
these
enemies
are
not
lurkinc.
it
to
spend
more
than
a
dollar
or
2:00
DUt'
,,ns
oronch?-
We
cannot
!
gives
the
wZZ"
al
th,
po-sibie
to
grow
the
finest
of
twc.
There
are
also
specific
dusts
Dower;
mid
vegetables,
if
one
is
:aid
sprays
ready
mixed
for
use.
2.oo'lcttu
""ne
Dt'mK
mrown.
The
!
beret.
The
,
UI
:
NO
Kl'SH
There
Is
plenty
of
time
yet
to
have
a
good
garden.
For
every
plant
or
seed
lost
through
late
planting
there
are
probably
a
dozen
that
perish
through
being
put
in
too
soon.
There
is
nothi.ig
to
oe
gained
by
rushing.
Truv,
certain
grass
seed,
peas,
nursery
stock,
and
such
lovers
of
cool
weathei,
can
hardly
be
put
in
too
soon.
But
with
the
great
majority
of
the
flowers
and
vegetables
we
grow
in
Canada
there
is
no
hurry.
The
main
growing
period,
speaking
generally,
will
be
June
and
early
July
and
often
hose
things
which
are
planted
a
"l
has
tw
200
;
grandstand
was
packed
and
the
zonta!
ch
Pleats
2
OO
I
Median
2
00
Mrs
O.
W.
Colds
1
oo
;
W.
B.
Axlord
600
W
J.
Beaton
2
00
:
Mrs
L.
Wide
H.00
j
Mrs.
George
T
I
null
3
00
I
Mis.
Eric
Barton
2.0
i
A.
Ross
6
00
!
Mrs.
Ceori:e
Scott
D.OO
.
Mrs.
W.
C.
R.
Jones
2
00
Mrs.
O.
C.
Sessions
2
00
Cireer
ik
Brldden
a.00
a.
P.
Tinker
A
Oswald
Chniies
Currie
.
.
.
L.
B
Evans
G.
Shenton
G.
Place
C
Strnchnn
W.
Roth
well
W.
Painter
L
G
Krost
Mrs.
Croxlortl
Mrs.
Cleetoo
D.
Mam
S.
Suville
&pei:ce
A:
Mutiuk
Nirs.
J.
Jvihttnsen
Airs
K
A.
Wright
Mrs.
G.
Rodger
.
.
Mrs.
P.
huhit
Mrs.
Olalson
Ai,l
.
L
ilHl
OuIHlOHU
G.
Wasonu
Nels
Wasmg
Mits.
fcknlnjwk.y
.
.
.
roasorrfbly
on
guard.
Fur
every
ir.-a.
lonunately.
tiiere
is
a
con-
600
weatner
was
as
cloudless
as
'2
00
day
ln
Wyoming
or
Texas.
As
a
general
rule,
insects
that
eut
the
foliage
are
attacked
with
a
poison
such
as
DDT,
arsenate
ot
lead
etc..
while
those
that
2.00
Mrs.
P
WmKhum
2.00
;
Mr.
Silas
6
00
i
Mid
Klkins
3.00
'
w.
Rd
2
00
J
P
MoDtmald
.
3.00
i
A
E
Norton
2
OP
'
Mrs
Pete
Wlkdlll
'00
j
J
.
8.
Irvine
2
00
Mrs
E.
Telseth
.
.
2
00
H
C
Halliday
.
.
,
2.00
Mrs.
F.
Sherry
.
.
5
00
!
Mrs.
Vaiiderlu
ide
2
00
VV
L.
Hltcheock
.
2
00
,
.)
Husvik
2
00
!
Mrs.
Dixun
2.00
Mr.
Petrnlf
2.UU
Mrs
N.
Nelson
,
.
2
0U
Jack
Martin
2
B0
Mr
Faught
trol
o:
"cure.
The
main
thi.ig
the
effeet
.
'."'
dts
ais
6
00
!
ti.
yet
this
control
operating
at
Mack,
suck
out
the
juices
like
aphids
2.00
;
EVERY
DROP
PI'
RE
I
although
th.
n
.
at
;
j
Most
of
the
cowboys,
who
had
i
the
li;imE
of
Z
the
very
first
sign
of
staked
out
"daunches"
oa
Third
I
8
00
;
Mrs.
MacKay
2.00
Other
Hoini,..
.
2
00
John
Muliik
2
00
Avenue,
and
other
plant
lice
are
control-
j
led
with
preparatio
is
incorppr-
j
ating
nicotine
or
tobacco
solu-
j
tions.
iime.
sulphur
or
special
I
C"ar.?iul
gardeners
will
examine
any
damuge
like
wilted
or
par-1
ially
destroyed
or
eaten
leaves,
v.
in
regard
with
suspicion
any
wore,
sombreros.
Some
;
buttons
and
V0
w
ciiaps.
practically
all
1
the
.
"J"1
tat;
2
00
.sported
2.00
i
E.
Sorge
2
00
Mr
Rutherford
4
uu
week
or
two
later
than
the
first
naa
loiiowea
the
trail
of
'07
or
!
ine
h..it
,r
a
m
'i.fUi
A.
E.
Feruuaijn
ft
(10
.-in
idercheck.
Careful
gardeners
soap
Finely
ground
sulphur
!
wjM
catch
up
Qf
CQUrw
with
J...
'
Jacket
for
p.
hinar
JoinKson
3
00
miser
Mouse
2
00
,
00.
ouu
even
men
could
H
be
win
alio
supply
themselves
with
dust
is
an
excellent
preventive)
out
on
ceremonial
most
vegetables
experienced
gar-
wf
m.
wuksdaie
Mr.
Cussuls
hmie:;
Leusk
1
M
rhetlter
.
:
""'T'l
sighted
a
covered
wagon,
if
the
5
o
J.
r.
BUBVUiRa
.
.
2
oo
6.00
'i
DO
2
00
2
00
'
deners
advise
planting-
not
once;
vehicle
leaked.
Unlike
parts
of
Fred
Bcadden
5
00
but
several
times
and
at
about
a
w
E
Denm'nK
.
j
coswan
2
60
the
iar
southwest
fairly
fun.
A.
J,
JlfM
regions
adja
tortnight
or
three-week
inter-
Mrs.
o.
cent
to
Prince
Rupert
had
frnm
ik
Ll
Mostad
2
00
E
Spencer
a
no
Percy
Orevllle-Junes
6.00
I.
MiLennan
3.00
I
Kirnbaurr
2.00
Mrs
N
McLmd
2
00
.i
C
Brown
2.00
.!
stangbye
2
00
iis.
Mike
Momesuno
2
00
vals.
This
brings
them
along
in
''
"
",c
K,ou
,ci
it
is
si
I
abundance
of
excellent
drinkinc
I
Mrs.
E
H.
Mourehouae
2
00
E.
Boulter
6
00
Mr.
Beautlry
2
00
K.
Fanre
2
00
Mrs.
Slatla
.
3
00
McChcsney
200
succession,
spreading
the
har-
water.
Misk
;I.
Hrvpnti
in
-i
in
trend.
1
vesiing
or
good-eating
season
,
MUe
May
mh
Donaici
".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
2
oo
over
weeks
instead
of
days.
To
ooorw
w.
Abbott
500
Order
Your
Bedding
Plants
NOW
George
Onkey
2
00
j
Mr.
ilowden
2
00
25.00
Mrs
R.
W
Gardiner
2
(10
I
Critters,
once
frolicsome
youn
Wood
A:
MoClay
Ltd.
1
extend
that
season
still
further
r
rs-
heona
,lJ"Jle"
.
Continued
on
page
lOi
i-pri-y
ci-rg
2ffJ
J.
Nicoll
iivi
Mrs
A
C.
Berncr
2
00
A
Friend
2(10
A
E
Smith
Ltd
5
00;J
W.
Eastwood
200
E
Vanderkwark
2.00
Alec
Mitchell
.
.
.
2
,00
J
W
Stokes
,2.00
D
Ritchie
5
00
Mrs
W.
White
2
00
J
M.
ISvans
200
Clirbar
2
00
.
Cunnn
Prorktor
2
00
friend
5
0)'
A.
H
Dowsley
6
00
t.
A
one
early
and
one
late
maturing
mis.
h.
Newsm
2
00
variety,
of
eaeh
sort.
:
Mr-
and
Mrs
G
p
yyons
6
00
KFEPJNG
AHF
W
tl)
i
Hpv'
Altrobus
.
n.00
,
Frances
rartrirtge
2
00
No
mattir
how
unfavorable
the
;
m
m.
stephms
2
00
weather
may
be
the
weeds
seem
'
c.
Stokoe
2.00
tc
thrive.
Far
too
many
people
JJrs.
obn
Watson
5.00
...
.
.
,,
Murdo
McLeod
;)
oo
get
discouraged
j
early,
especially
:
Mrs.
E.
a.
Wales
5
00
Johnson
2
00
i
Norton
Younga
2
On
Mrs
A
2
00
B
C.
Messenifnr
2
00
C.
R.
Cox
Mrs
A.
M.
Hurst
.
.
H
S.
Whulcn
ArtPi'o's
-
40c
drz.
AIYSSCM
Mauve
and
White
ASTERS
2
00
2
00
when
they
see
these
pests
liter
O.
R.
Kpley
2.00
Mrs.
A
Mcintosh
s
00
Mrs.
J
Laurie
2
00
Mrs
W.
Firming
2
00
BABY
CIIEATH
White.
Pink
Ruth
Ramsey
2
00
E.
Rivett
2
00
Mrs.
H.
Klllin
6
00
R
LundHrgan
2
00
Mr
McUonakl
4
00
Mrs.
O.
W.
Utrahl
2
00
Mrs.
Calderonl
2
00
Mrs
Stewart
2
00
Dons
Kerr
2
00
3
00
2
00
ally
crowding
out
their
tiny
flowers
and
vegetable
plants.
One
should
take
hope
from
the
Mrs.
M.
Parkvold
'2
00
:
Mrs.
R
Oreen
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Field
a
00
j
A.
E.
More
Mr.
and
Mrs
J
Formaii
2.00
I
W.
H
Murray
4
00
P.
Nickerson
2
SO
A
Friend
2
00
fact
that
one
thorough
weeding
'
ftl,s
will
bring
the
situation
well
under
control.
But
this
means
W.
N.
R.
Armstrong.
2
00
Miss
Joan
-Oartliujr
Mr.
and
Mrs.
n.
Vkard
10(10
V
Fraser
W.
Simonsan
2
00
:
Mrs.
M
Raines
2.00:
ii
t
t.
-
;----f.'
1
.
6
00
I
irpT
otttt
nrn
o
1
I
-
?
.
-
)
-t
V.
Cox
2
00!"
B
MtNatujhtoIl
500
pulling
tiia
weeds
out
by
the
s
loots
or
ftiittinp-
them
nff
Jiplnve
jm;
The
so-called
orchard
oriole
I
)
JT
Jf
Z
-J
lull
nf
CAi.ll.n-r,
Klf,nltoh.
r.nrl
I
tW
S
MM
..
-
.
F.
Harding
5
00
1
Mrs.
Gormely
Grant
A-
Nwtcoi
.
"
w
.uuuiiiii
luuiu.vua
unci
vii
m
m
mm
w
m
i
.
.,
r-
,!
.
.
jp
H
o.
Hciyirson
6.00
'
tario
weaves
its
nost
from
green
'
JT
4
7iT7ItM
r
.a"
I
A
Rye
D.
Jensen
Forbes
Lee
.
A.
Rergeon
.
Mr.
Morden
the
soil's
surface
with
a
cultivator
or
hoe.
This
.first
and
thorough
job
is
carried
cut
after
the
newly
seeded
flowers
-and
2
00
1
30
1!
00
2.09
1
00
200
Mrs.
E.
Garner
2
oo
'
grasses.
A
Wfytyf
CwVlt
I
APPLICATIONS
i
JA
fJ
PtoSS
KX""
W.
Lund
vegetables
are
nicely
up,
say
with
j
Mrs
L.
HclKfrson
2
00
FcrUiMui
2.00
theu-
second
or
third
set
of
!
Mrs.
Vsqetobles
30c
doz.
UKOCCOII
ERISSI.I.S
SPROt'TS
CABiiAGE
(Early,
Late,
Red
and
Savor)
CELERY
l
ETTCCE
."AI
I.II
LOW
ER
Perennials
ASTERS
.
:
15c
ARABIS
10c
CAXTERPCRY
BELLS
10c
COl
I
MBINES
15c
DELPHIXTl'M
25c
PINKS
10c
FOX
GLOVES
20c
FORGET-ME-NOT
10c
I.I
PIN
25c
POPPIES,
Oriental
20c
PRI.MILA
,
15c
SUASTA
DAISIES
25c
ENGLISH
DAISIES
10c
PYItETIIRUM
20c
SWEET
ROCKET
10c
MATRICARIA
10c
ASPBEKRIES
..
S5
per
100
AGROSTE.MMA
15c
COiiEOPSIS
15c
PI.
I'M
Y
BLEEDING
HEART
25c
SWEET
WILLIAM
15c
SWEET
WILLIAM,
Dwf.
15c
200
will
be
received,
by
the
undorsicned
tor
the
position
o(
General
I
II
Jf
-
J
I
,iL...
.
Secretary
ot
the
Hrincc
Rupert
Civic
Centre.
If
AT
nl
1-COrncrS
Ot
jqq
Applications
should
state
aje.
qualifications,
experience,
sulnry
I
J
jQQQ
expected
and
namea
and
addresses
ol
references
both
as
to
character
I
....
nnrt
experience,
and
when
av.iH.tbii;.
I
V
Mrs.
Rohmcr
D.
6
Nejrych
H.
R
Hill
J.
C.
Gllker
A.
P.
Gardner
Alia.
..
GllltnLlHUU
leaves
well
started.
Once
that
first
clean-up
has
been
carried
out,
a
little
routine
cultivation
will
take
care
of
the
garden
for
tht
rest
of
the
season.
CAI.ENIU
I.A
CAMPANTLA
(Annual)
(ANDY
TU
T
(Mixed)
CORXfXOWL'RS
Mixed
I.ARKIA
COSMOS
EVERLASTINGS.
Strawf
lower
(iOI)ETI.V
.jolly
hock
I.AKKSl'l'K
LOBELIA
(Dwarf
&
Trailing)
.marigold
N'ASTl'RTirM
NEMEalA
(Dwarf
and
Tall)
i:TtNJ.
4
Single
SALPIGI.OSSIS
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DR.
R.
G.
LARGE,
Chairman,
Civic
Centre
Association.
j
,
,
,
,-,
ri
r-inrLn-nyL
Russia
Not
Starting
War
....
'y''Z.i....'.l'..
.
.."77
";
Opinion
Is
That
Soviet
Needs
More
Time
Strong
Nevertheless
By
ELTON
C.
FAY
WASHINGTON
(APi
A
grow-infe
impression
amo.ig
top
United
States
military
leaders
that
Russia
won't
launch
a
hot
war
soon
appears
based
partly
on
a
be-liei
that
she
needs
more
time
to
ready
her
aimed
forces
and
economy.
This
is
in
addition
to
more
obvious
reasons,
including
the
improved
conditions
of
the
mutual-defence
set-up
ln
western
Europe,
and
the
bald,
fact
that
Russia
has
been
doing
exceedingly
well
with
a
cold
war
Srrtithers
Glasshouses
Smirhers,
?.C.
Cooking
With
Condensed
Soups
Is
Modern
Method
K
.
JK
j
01
subversion,
pressure
on
weak
countries,
and
promoting
a
"little"
war
in
Korea.
,
!
During
recent
days
Gen.
Alfred
M.
Gruenther,
cnief
of
staff
ot
the
combined
western
defence
forces
in
Europe,
pointed
up
what
he
and
others
had
said
;
beiore.
He
expressed
belief
,that
'
the
Russians
will
not
attack
this
year
01
in
the
near
future.
Gin.
Omar
Bradley,
chairman
:
01
the
joint
chiefs
of
staff,
has
i
commented
that
among
the
i
reasons
the
Russians
have
had
j
lor
not
starting
war
is
the
su-'
pcrior
atomic
stockpile
of
the
;
L.S.,
American
air
power
and
I
the
collective-security
arrange-;
ments
in
Europe.
But
he
added:
S
"We
don't
know
what
the
Soviet
imperialists
intend
to
do."
j
There
Bradley
was
making
a
distinction
between
intention
and
capability.
i
What
are
Russia's
military
i
capabilities?
Information
gleaned
from
a
I
wide
variety
of
sources,
some
cfofdenjeJovv
I
It
W
L'
M
I'WM
I
LA!
K
apparently
reliable,
include
these
points:
1.
Production
of
steel
still
Is
only
about
one-quarter
of
that
of
the
U.S.
She
probably
is
deficient
l:i
-petroieum
production.
I.
Russia
.has
-sought
to
prepare
her
European
Communist
ASK
any
bast
cook
her
secret
of
success
these
days
and
she's
t)itty
sure
to
nive
credit
to
condense
soup.
You're
probably
an
cntuusiast
yourself.
Cooking
with
soun
is
a
hnhlt
en.
Place
under
broiler,
or
In
hot
oven
450F.),
until
lightly
browned.
Arrange
on
platter.
Makes
6
aerv-ings.
NOTE:
For
variation,
use
either
cream
of
mushroom
or
celery
soup
instead
of
chicken.
IN
INDIVIDUAL
.Y
WRAPPED
QUARTERS
-SOVP
SCOOPS-
Nibhlers
Tray:
At
lunch-time,
a
j
satellites
for
war,
4ut
only
Bul-j
garia
seems
anywhere
near
an
I
adequate
condition,
j
3.
The
Soviet
Union's
trans-I
port
and
communications
system
1
Is
woefully
short
of
military
re
tray
of
pick-up
foods
Is
pleasant
to
th
ny
-
.
.
,
,
t",
i,i..
Rennet
"
Coniparo
lJl'J
1-UAC.
"--
flavor,
i
j
.x;.t
f
Vmmaro
that's
Uelping
many
hotnemakers
Make
tiids
meet
from
the
standpoint
of
both
minutes
and
money.
The
double-rich,
double-thick
soups
make
such,
fine
cooking
sauces.
Start
with
one
of
them
and
it
s
easy
to
prepare
a
casserole
or
any
meat
cr
flsii
dish
that
calls
for
nauce
as
an
ingredient
or
as
a
top-Jjer.
Eaeh
soup
contributes
a
special
tantalizing
flavor
of
its
own
whether
.you're
using
tomato,
cream
of
mushroom,
chicken
or
celery
soup.
You"
Hnri'iiti
mi.
tiriv
ui
n
---(
texture,
for
downright
d.'lii-iou
find
here
is
REALLY
h
I1,X17vfr0m
quirements.
These
seem
reasonable
arguments
for
believing
that
Russia
might
not
be
j-eady
yet
to
step
1
ninnie
along
with
bowla
of
oup.
Make
up
the
tray
with
dill
pickles,
wedges
of
smoked
cheese,
and
buttered
toast
fingers
(rye
bread).
Party-Style
Beans:
To
give
glamour
to
plain-Jane
pork
and
beans,
bake
them
with
pineapple
kabobs.
Use
pineapple
chunks
and
cubes
of
canned
luncheon
meat
for
th
kabobs:
string
them
alternately
on
I
out
on
a
third
world
war.
But
!
no
one
is
brash
enough
to
deny
I
the
Soviet
Army
and
Air
Force
I
aren't
formidable
fighting
ma-i
chines
right
now.
Just
think
of
all
the
recipes
that
give
extra-good
results
in
shortcut
time
by
Way
of
soun
cookery.
It's
GOLDEN
Yellow
Blue
Bonnet
DE
LUXE
Quarters
individually
cut
and
wrapped
go
right
from
package
to
plate!
No
scooping,
no
slicing.
Just
unwrap
what
you
need
,
smart-looking,
appetizing
golden
yellow
margarine
is
ready
to
serve!
For
neat
attractive
individual
portions,
simply
cut
the
quarters
they
make
perfect
pats!
And
forget
that
measuring
cup
when
you
cook
with
DE
LUXE
Blue
Bonnet
handy
chart
on
package
shows
exactly
where
to
cut!
tootnpicKs,
three
per
pick.
Place
kabobs
on
top
of
beans
in
a
casserole:
pour
a
little
pineapple
Juice
over
them;
heat
all
In
a
moderate
oven.
Fix
two
kabobs
tor
each
serving.
.
.
.
.
the
kind
of
quality
that
'"""V.
'
hurni.i
.t
ingredients,
the
most
n
"
LL,,xE
nuahoris.
You'll
lc
proud
Ifl
'rvl
Blue
Bonnet
murgarine!
Individual
wraps
help
se"'
m
'mrtert
neiil
in
c-ouutry-swect
flavor.
M
nfrtit.d.
Btay
Healed,
keep
frhvr
l
m
DE
LUXH
protection
for
(g!
Bonnet
quality!
Be
u,y0"JrPr''i
DK
LUXE
Blue
Bonna
Marp""
yWsf,
of
the
maker,
of
FLFJSCHM,N
MAGIC
BAKING
1'OWDhR
,
food
products.
LONDON
(PHarold
Dodd,
a
leading
surgeon,
advised
In
a
an
amazing
array
from
ham
loaf
to
cheese
souffle
and
French
dressing.
One
prize
dish
that'
as
much
in
season
right
now
as
the
flowers
nd
sunshine
Is
"Chicken
Slices
in
Cheese
Sauce".
Chicken
Slice
in
Cheese
Sauce
!
medical
Journal
that
children
In
Honor
of
Mother:
How
ahotit
i
should
not
be
told
"It
won't
the
tanilly
pitching
ln
to
ret
av-
hurt"
when
Eiven
medicine
m
1
pound
apara-
1
can
(1
cuds)
aus,
cooked
condensed
I
a'
-
freli,
frozen
or
canned)
$
felloes
cooked
chicken
cream
of
chicken
soup
cup
shredded
Cheddar
cheese
day
night
supper
on
Mother's
Day
while
she
enjoys
a
holiday.
Even
the
youngest
can
help
ln
the
kitchen
if
It's
an
easy
soup-and-sandwlch
menu.
Cream
of
mushroom
soup
with
toasted
bacon
and
tomato
sandwiches
makes
a
rood
combination.
For
a
lestlva
finish,
straw
bernr
bortctkfc.
treatment.
'Children
should
be
given
the
same
courtesy,
honesty
and
explanations
that
are
extended
to
aauHs,
"
he
wrote.
If
you
must
sell
it,
advertl.su
it
NEWS
CLASSIFIED.
'
FLAVOR!
NUTRITION!
EC0UOt.-t-t!
HI
I
OM
St
OE
BOUHET
GIVES
"l
'?
i
"
t
11
f
I
Place
asparagus
ln
bundles
ln
a
flat
baking
dish
or
pan;
top
each
with
sliced
chicken.
Stir
soup
and
bwtose!U6rj
pour
over,
thick-