I
Buymg
for
0..
Homt
t
3
redit
Bureau
Keeps
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
July
8,
1353
:ecipes
Score
on
Payments
Airlines
Getting
Bigger,
Better,
Faster
Each
Year
The
easiest
way
to
end
"salad
same-ness,"
Is
to
make
a
collec
"People
make
their
own
credit
ratings
by
the
v
they
handle
their
financial
affairs,"
Catherine
'a
ie,
secretary-treasurer
of
the
Credit
Bureau
of
nee
'Rupert,
said
today.
'
I
more
.
than
120
miles
by
paid
By
BOB
JOYCE
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
tion
of
the
new
salad
recipes
being
published
by
food
editors
these
days.
-
Here
are
several
salmon
salad
recipes
you
will
want
to
clip
MONTREAL
Kfr
The
worlds
-.
scheduled
airlines
are
growing!
Child's
Shoes
Should
Have
Leather
Tops
By
ELENORE
LESTER
Today's
little
girls
are
mighty
lucky.
There
was
a
time
when
everything
pretty
wasn't
vgood
for
little
girls"
and
when
everything
"good
for
little
girls"
was
plain
and
clumsy.
Today
this
contradiction
is
outmoded.
This
Is
true
of
shoes,
which
now
come
in
delectable
multicolored
and
solid
colored
summery
pastel
shades
in
glazed
kid
leather.
There
are
also
suede
pumps
with
gay
embroidery
and
and
keep.
Salmon
is
one
of
those
k
rharge
account
is
a
wonder
Digger,
oeiier
and
faster
every
i
cwrr
"
rrv'1'-
s
-vnj
rrm
m:
f'T?
'
'r
j
:
$
j
r"c
j
!'"
-
,
'
-
S"
-
,
year.
I
wholesome
nutritive
key
Ingredients
that
gives
a
salad
real
"body"
and
what
could
be
easier
than
just
opening
a
can
of
that
can
be
both
a
bless-
hlng-lt
and
tQ
conform
w,th
th
,d
a
burden
But
It
U
w
dlvldua,
eJ
ave
one.
if
only
to
establish
j
gtorei
Some
time7uring
theepa
credit.
Icessine
of
vour
arcnnnt.
rh
transport
goes
by
air,
and
airline
passenger-mileage
is
20
per
cent
higher
than
that
of
Pullman
rail
service.
In
1946
it
was
only"
one-third
the
Pullman
mileage.
Elsewhere
in
the
underdeveloped
areas
the
airplane,
the
report
says,
has
opened
new
ways
in
world
trade,
permitting
goods
to
move
where
slowness,
hazard,
cost,
or
sheer
awkwardness
of
transport
in
the
past
virtually
prohibited
their
shipment.
A
report
on
civil
aviation
in
1952
by
Dr.
Edward
Warner,
president
of
the
International
Civil
Aviation
Organization's
council,!
shows
that
civilian
airlines
flew
i
farther,
carried
more
passengers
j
'
and
cargo,
and
touched
hisher
s.
Laurie
said
citizens
should
.
merchant
will
check
through
the
appetizing,
colorful
salmon
that
is
so
much
a
favorite
of
Cana
worry
about
opening
charge
iinU.
"Prince
Rupert
stores
lame
charge
accounts
and
speeas
in
1952
tnan
ever
before.
'
roeess
of
acquiring
one
Isn't
)liratrd.
utuially
you
expect
your
shell
pumps
in
light
shades
retires
and
your
past
credit
and
all
are
designed
to
be
kind
to
young
and
growing
fcet.
dians
everywhere.
IiTRRY-l'P
SALMON
SALAD
BOWL
1
bunch
watercress
1
head
crisp
lettuce
3
tender
green
onions
1
medium
size
cucumber
1
lb.
can
red
salmon
Sharp
French
dressing.
Break
the
watercress
and
lettuce
Into
pieces
and
place
In
salad
bowl.
Add
sliced
green
onion,
cucumber
and
the
salmon,
broken
in
large
flakes.
Add
the
rd
will
be
investigated.
That's
re
the
Retail
Credit
Grantors
riation
comes
in.
Sis
will
make
a
bee-line
for
the'
prettiest
shoes
in
the
store.
But
Mother
has
to
make
sure
that
j
his
Association
has
been
aid-
ine
report,
and
appraisal
of
progress
made
in
civil
aviation
since
1944,
was
published
in
the
j
current
issue
of
the
ICAO
Bulletin,
j
During
1952,
despite
an
oil
!
strike
in
the
spring
which
cur-
j
tailed
airline
operations
in
North
!
America,
scheduled
airlines
car-
i
ried
13
per
cent
more
passengers
I
and
flew
five
per
cent
more
freight-miles
than
in
1951.
i
The
Dasseneer
movement
alnne
,
the
shoes
are
good
for
her
young
ster
s
reel.
Here
are
some
rules
ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD
Darlene
Hackel
of
Waukesha.
Wis.,
feeds
one
of
her
four
adopted
pet
rabbits
with
an
eye
dropper,
as
the
other
three
wait
patiently
for
their
turns.
The
bunnies
were
found
on
a
Waukesha
street
after
their
mother
left
them.
There
were
five
in
the
original
group
but
one
died.
The
Hackel
family
has
been
taking
good
care
of
the
rest.
to
follow:
1.
Make
sure
your
child's
all
i
iistoniers
ana
merrnanis
in
opening
of
new
accounts
for
t
fun
i'
years.
It
is
affiliated
,
the
Associated
Credit
Bur-of
Canada,
the
National
II
Credit
Association
and
the
lit
Grantors
Association
of
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
every
Sunday.
Leaves
Cow
Bay
Floats
every
hour
from
10:30
a.m.
(ltct
Silt
Lake
Ferry.
Daily,
excepting
Monday,
weather
permitting,
2
p.m.,
3
p.m.,
5
p.m.,
7
p.m.,
8
p.m.
Phone
Green
391
or
Red
9G8.
(1571
Association's
clearing
house,
the
Credit
Bureau,
to
get
confirmation
of
the
facts
and
references
you
gave
during
the
interview.
"When
a
merchant
extends
credit,
the
action
generally
Is
based
on
two
Important
principlesfirst,
the
customer's
character
and
secondly
his
or
her
ability
to
pay.
In
the
final
analysis,
It
Is
the
credit
applicant
himself
who
by
his
past
credit
experience
sets
the
stage
for
whatever
happens
on
a
new
request.
STORES
CIIIX'K
BACK
"If
you
are
shopping
out
of
town
and
want
to
charge
something,
you
can
be
sure
that
the
references
you
gave
in
the
application
will
be
checked
back
through
the
Credit
Bureau
here.
If
your
record
shows
that
you
pay
your
accounts
'as
agreed,"
then
the
merchandise
will
be
shipped
to
you
and
the
merchant
will
have
no
worries
because
he
knows
you
pay
your
accounts
promptly.
BUREAU
FILES
French
dressing
and
toss
lightly.
day
shoes
are
leather
top
and
bottom.
Sneakers
and
rubber
soled
shoes
are
fine
for
short
4
ula.
Locally,
there
are
about
Six
servings.
HEARTY
PICNIC
SALAD
BOWL
2
cups
i
l
lb.)
canned
salmon
1
cup
sliced
celery
merchants
doing
credit
busl-m
a
consunicr-retall
level.
M.TII
NO
GUARANTEE
play
periods,
but
sneakers
do
not
provid
enough
support
and
rubber
bottoms
may
irritate
the
skin
when
used
for
prolonged
periods.
The
pores
in
leather
al
Guides
Have
Busy
Time
Here
During
Past
Twelve
Months
l!i
cups
cubed,
cooked
potatoes
ft'ou
make
your
own
credit
IT'S
HERE!
s
fabulous
new
low
the
foot
to
"breathe"
in
was
equivalent
to
transporting
the
population
of
Greater
London
or
Greater
New
York
from
Montreal
to
Europe.
Last
year
airlines
carried
2'2
times
as
many
passengers
and
five
times
as
much
freight
as
in
1946.
In
1937
freight
operations
were
so
negligible
that
no
accurate
figures
are
available,
but
the
number
of
passengers
today
is
17
times
as
great
as
then.
Dr.
Warner,
exploring
the
reasons
for
the
Increase
in
traf
,
.
1
summer
and
provide
proper
support
without
binding.
2.
Never
buy
shoes
for
a
child
without
a
fitting.
The
size
can
rd
at
a
store.
The
merchant
particularly
interested
In
much
you
are
worth
his
Interest
Is
In
how
you
pay
bills.
The
Interview
at
the
"
Is
the
v?ry
first
step
In
tint;
a
charge
account
there
i
need
to
worry
about
It.
i
few
routine
questions
will
change
in
a
matter
of
weeks.
This
camp
had
been
held
in
Mrs.
Gold's
garden
when
five
girls
tented
three
week-ends,
under
canvas,
and
won
their
pioneer
badge.
There
were
also
four
"Walk
Ups"
when
nine
Brownies
came
into
Guides
and
one
"Flying
Up"
ceremony
when
one
Brownie
flew
up
to
Guides.
Court
of
Honor.
comDosed
of
Vi
cup
sweet
pickle
relish
z
tsp-
salt,
dash
of
pepper
1
tbsp.
horse-radish
1
tbsp.
scraped
onion
V2
cups
well
seasoned,
cooked
salad
dressing.
Cucumber,
radishes,
dill
pickles,
tomatoes,
lemon
wedges,
crisp
lettuce.
Break
the
salmon
into
larg?
pieces
and
combine
with
the
other
ingredients
in
the
order
given.
Line
your
salad
bowl
with
3.
Avoid
loafer
shoes
for
young
er
cnuaren,
except
lor
very
occasional
wear,
since
they
do
I
mc
oreuii
Bureau
nas
many
I
.isked
primarily
to
Identify
;
good
sources
for
finding
out
all
fic,
listed'
improved
equipment,
better
navigation
aids
and
operating
methods,
all
of
which
contributed
to
regularity,
in-
L
,
.
not
give
enough
support
through
the
instep.
The
muscles
of
the
instep
tlo
not
develop
real
the
captain,
company
leader
and
tV.
strength
before
the
age
of
12.
DDE
Chapter
scan
the
dully
paper
for
all
public
records
and
note
marriages,
divorces,
births,
deaths,
lawsuits.
ease
in
speed
and
in
economy.
Todav
in
the
United
States
one
patrol
leaders
met
reguiariy
to
direct
the
course
of
the
company's
program.
4.
Take
your
time
examining
shoes
when
you
buy
them.
A
of
every
three
persons
travelling
LOTION
SHAMPOO
MAKES
YOUR
,
HAIR
.
SUNSHINE
'
BRIGHT!
flrnanlTinn
I
arrests,
convictions
and
all
per-
yiydlllZ.lliy
tinent
newspaper
Items.
If
you
little
thought
at
the
time
of
pur
chase
may
save
your
child
much
PERSONALS
discomfort.
tountry
Fair'
nave
Deen
singled
out
lor
public
acclaim,
that
will
be
noted
on
your
report
as
will
an
arrest
for
1
':
1
Ouidlng
has
made
tremendous
strides
In
Prince
Rupert's
Second
Guide
Company
under
the
able
leadership
of
Mrs.
D.
F.
Baldwin,
Captain
of
the
Company.
The
first
Gold
Cord
Guide
in
the
city.
Jean
Golds,
is
a
member
of
this
company.
She
received
her
cords
from
Commissioner
Silversldes
June
25.
This
company
now
has
26
enrolled
Guides,
who
have
been
kept
busy
working
on
badges
for
First
and
Second
Class
Guides
and
for
proficiency
badges.
There
is
at
present
one
First
Class
Guide,
Jean
Golds,
and
six
second
class
Guides,
Judy
Lloyd,
Anne
Eyolfson,
Heather
Stevens,
Anna
Colussi,
Shannon
Pellant
ind
Shirley
Kurdziel.
Hill
60
branch
of
the
IODE
jave
their
colors
to
the
Conrad
Guide
Company
and
these
were
.edicated
at
i
beautiful
service
at
St.
Peter's
Church
by
Rev.
J.
S.
Twining.
The
Guides
participated
in
helping
to
form
the
Guard
of
donor
during
the
Governor-jeneral's
visit
here
In
October,
and
also
took
part
In
the
parade
on
Armistice
Day..
LIGHTER
MOMENTS
Life
in
this
company'
has
Its
lighter
moments
too.
A
mas
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
peeling
or
arunKcn
anving.
Mrs.
R.
McNeai
of
Chilliwack
and
her
two
children
are
visiting
Mr.
Charles
Bcllis,
139
Fourth
Avenue
East.
Peter
Cravetto
has
returned
crisp
lettuce
leaves
and
'endive
or
Romaine.
Fill
with
salmon
mixture
and
garnish
around
edge
with
sliced
radishes,
slivers
of
dill
pickle,
sliced
cucumber,
tomato
and
lemon
wedges.
GRAPEFRUIT
AND
SALMON
SALAD
1
lb.
can
salmon
2
cups
grapefruit
pulp
1
cup
diced
cucumber
1
cup
chopped
celery
French
dressing
Lettuce.
Separate
grapefruit
pulp
from
all
membrane
and
cut
in
pieces.
Mix
with
salmon,
diced
cucumber
and
celery.
Top
with
slightly
sweetened
French
dressing.
Serve
on
lettuce
with
mayonnaise.
Serves
six.
pier
of
the
IODE
is
orgnnlz-
j
"The
heart
and
core
of
the
a
"country
fair"
to
be
held!
Credit
Bureau,
however,
Is
the
he
Armories
on
Labor
Day.
ledger
information
given
to
It
by
lis
will
include
exhibitions
!
members
of
the
Retail
Credit
lowers,
fruits
and
vegetables,
I
Orantors
Assoclatoln.
If
the
ether
with
home-made
!
Blank
Store
sells
you
that
radio
from
a
month's
visit
to
southern
THuiiizts
$1.25
75
-45
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimeit
are
'
Little
Dollars"
les
and
preserves
and
home
or
furniture,
the
Credit
Bureau
will
keep
a
regular
check
on
the
store
to
find
out
how
and
when
California,
Colorado
and
other
southwest
centres
'
He
made
most
of
the
journey
by
car.
you
are
meeting
your
payments
At
Francois
Lake,
Mrs.
Charles
Millar
has
her
mother,
Mrs
Wright
of
Victoria,
and
hpr
sis.
ing
Prizes
will
be
given
for
various
(classes
and
all
are
ted
to
enter.
schedule
of
classes
and
de-
or
how
to
enter
will
be
ounced
in
about
two
weeks,
re
will
be
a
small
entry
fee
each
class,
and
exhibitors
be
able
to
reclaim
their
bits
after
the
show
If
thev
fu
fj
v
1
"V,
ter,
Mrs.
Thompson
of
Vancouver
with
her
two
daughters,
Beverley
a.jia,
uaria,
visiting
her.
.
..
...
.t-
.
Canadian
production
of
peanut
butter
In
1952
reached
23,-824,000
pounds.
pish.
I
A
Francois
Laks
couple,
Mr.
i
and
Mrs.
Peter
Peebles
have
left
Women
of
the
Moose
alumni
PHONE
303
MESSENGER
PICK
UP
AND
DELIVERY
SERVICE
Furniture
Freight
Baggage
Parcels
Coal
and
Wood
Lumber
Tradesmen's
Equipment
Builder's
Supplies
Beer
Bottles
(5
dozen
or
more)
Dry
Kindling
For
Sale
,-TON
COVERED
VAN
AT
YOLK
DISPOSAL
at
0"
exhibits
which
are
do-
j
heid
committee
meeting
A
will
be
auctioned
off
dur-
thc
home
of
the
the
evenlnz
and
funds
sn
r,,.,
chairman,
rman,
Mrs.
L
?
fr
J?DE
ch,nrltles-
!
After
the
business
session,
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
btone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
.
,r
P"-;
cards
were
enioved.
winners
be
there
will
be
an
Im-
niptu
dance
or
hoe-down
to
ing
Mrs.
Mabei
Skinner
and
Mrs.
Alice
Good.
V.
a
r-Nl
;
-
lor
a
month-long
visit
with
I
relatives
in
Ontario
and
Detroit.
-
j
Jack
and
Virginia
O'Mcars
jhave
returned
to
their
Francois
I
Lake
home
from
a
visit
in
Mon-!
tana
and
Vancouver.
I
Another
Francois
Lake
couple
have
gone
away
for
the
summer.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Reed
left
by
car
1
for
Victoria
where
he
will
at
nfl
off
the
day
A
PROUD
YOUNG
LADY
is
Sharon
Knecht,
who
Is
the
two-millionth
member
of
the
Girls
Scouts
of
America.
The
12-year-old
youngster
Is
a
member
of
Troop
39.
of
Chilll-cothe,
Ohio.
She
received
a
telegram
from
Mrs.;
Roy
F.
Lnyton,
National
President
of
the
Girl
Stouts,
officially
welcoming
her
to
the
organization.
h
"."kLtS
W,1"
admit!SteBavig.
Mrs.
B.
Bacon.
Mrs.
J.
J
Thompson,
Mrs.
J.
Kasper,
Mrs.
:
ng
the
h
h.
day.
It
,
Is
also
hoped
,
nrhnr
.-
querade
Hallowe'en
party
was
held,
to.
which
all
other
local
Guides
were
invited.
On
learning
of
Mrs.
Duncan
Black's
departure
from
town,
they
held
a
surprise
party
for
their
former
leader.
Hiking
is
a
great
favorite
with
the
girls
and
by
the
time
their
meal
is
cooked,
often
without
utensils
over
a
trench,
crane
or
trapper's
fire
their
appetites
are
keen
and
do
justice
to
their
ooKing.
On
a
hiks
of
this
nature
lests
are
held
for
fires
and
track-.ng
and
trail
making.
Cookie
week
Is
a
busy
lime
for
Conrad
Guides,
testing
out
the
business
initiative
of
the
Guides,
i'he
Thinking
day
service
held
his
ycur
In
the
Civic
Centre
'Udltorium
was
a
beautiful
ser-ice.
imui:
(
luiu
ii
r.RAi)t:s
0
amazing
K1EQ
'rrange
a
baby
show
during
uiurnoon.
I
("HISWEK
'iy
five
harps
were
Imported!
Breakfast
Club
meets
at
7:30
Canada
In
,1951,
compared
a.m.
Saturday
in
the
Broadway
i
nine
the
previous
year.
I
Cafe.
tend
summer
school.
Their
boys,
Peter
and
Keith,
went
with
them
and
plan
on
going
to
sea
during
the
vacation.
Prior
to
brings
you
fhis
netv
Seufntj
Magfc!"
rJLouvrc
WJimlo
low
Swi
an
Sutton
',
leaving
Mr.
Reed
took
the
senior
boys
on
a
week-end
camping
trip
and
also
took
the
boys
for
a
i
fishing
trip
to
Mackenzie
Lake.
(hi
JitiuI
1
11(1
vw
Keep
Cool
Willi
Consomme
Prince
Albert
National
Park
in
;
S
askatchewan
covers
1,493
square
i
i
Mrs.
.1
MakM
lurtonholeM
without
attwhawnta
)n
Jlonte
t)c.'l
fn
Within
two
years,
nearly
ever;
'new
homo
in
BriMsh
Colmubl:
will
feature
louvre
or
slatted
:
tvpc
gla.is
windows,
according
ti
iV.
A.
i
West
DcMond.
of
Ur.gar
dus,
Wilson
Limited,
pioiv-e
Western
Canadian
glass
com
puny.
TOj-
1
,
V
Onlv
'3
V
J
Mrs.
Mm.
From
Tvrrac
to
NECCHI
does
avary
sawing
job
WITHOUT
There
were
three
church
(writes
during
the
y-.ir.
the
last
ne
at
Cjurcn
Elizabeth's
special
quest,
prior
to
her
Coronation.
In
order
to
win
the
Coronation
ado;e
the
Conrad
Company
con-I'.rn'
;l
'heir
efforts
on
clean-i'Jt
unci
painting
at
the
Museum.
Throughout
the
year,
six
en-'
ro!nieni,s
were
held
when
13
girls
w?ro
enrolled,
and
thereafter
were
able
to
wear
their
Guide'
uniforms.
Oncv
of
Ihese
enrolments
tool;
place
nt
"Camp
Peg
1?"
instead
of
the
si'hool.
VANCOUVER
$44.85
ATTACHMENTS!
the"AAagic"is
her&!
Ui
J
I
Mr.
u-Moiid
h;i.s
been
appointed
Tiomrdus
repve.sentiulvc
for
Prince
Ilupcrt
nrcn.
"There
Is
no
doubt
Uva
louvn
window,
which
gives
o:ir-lhinl
,
,
,..
.
u.,
(w,..,,
any
standard
double-hung
wln-'iv.
yet
has
a
ventilation
range
from
nothing
to
1)9
per
cent
when
panels
are
fully
opened,
is
bringing
ROout
a
new
trend
In
home
d-wl-cn."
he
rcporls.
"Constructed
In
aluminum
with
stainless
scel
weather-stripping
.md
prar-ti
ally
Invisible
lnsulat-liiK
seal
alonir
the
edge
of
each
-las.-,
slat,
inui
Inio
units
can
be
sod
to
cover
any
area.
PerT'apita
value
of
Canadian
mineral
production
climbed
from
$2
23
in
1333
to
$88
in
1951.
:
:
Don
Embrordnr
without
attachment!
ftrv
garden-fresh
vegetables
Consult
your
Travel
Agent
Canadian
Pacitie
AlrlinM.
Phono
79S
MBER.
clear,
ielllod
consomme.
At
mere
flick
of
the
'Manic'"
Lever,
joor
NECCHI
sews
oa
buttons,
snakfs
button
holes,
embroiders,
blind
stitches
hems,
darns,
nuinoaTama,
and
does
thousands
of
fanrf
stitches,
limited
only
hy
your
imagination.
TRULY
WITHOUT
ATTACHMENTS.
You
can't
afford
to
buy
any
Sewing
Machine
until
yoaj
hav
tried
the
amasing
NECCHI
"Magic".
ASK
ASOUT
out
nil
IIWINO
COUISIS.
Wide
selection
of
models
from
$139.00.
Iwy
ftECCHI
is
eaverea'
ay
a
lifc-tiaM
Caaruilcc
Boad.
Nation
wiae
feck
and
parts
available.
"
nat
could
be
cooler,
mors
re-
"Ing
on
a
sweltering
day!
nil
!
th
Hi.k
-
i.
....
f
rnbroidart
InrtKih
Without
ottocHmantl
a
saamt
kia
1
for
aummer
eating.
8tore
Tal
rnna
nf
jl
.
rirerator.
Tqen
it
will
be
com-
rr
cninea
and
Jellied
when
Mitlme
arrlvnn
It
mli..
.hnt
consomme
Into
chilled
bowls.
To
with
combination
of
eour
crean
mixed
with
chopped
chlvus.
Fruit
ComommC
Combine
1
ca'
(1'4
cups)
condensed
consomm
with
V
aoup
can
orange
Juice
am
1
teaspoon
lemon
Juice.
Chill
ii
refrigerator
at
least
4
hours.
Spool
into
chilled
bowls.
Garnish
witb
grated
orange
rind.
S
servings.
Hawaiian
Contommi:
Mix
to
gether
1
can
(1
cups)
condensed
consomme,
Vi
(up
can
pineapple
juice,
and
1
teaspoon
lemon
Juice.
Chili
In
refrigerator
at
least
4
hours.
Spoon
into
chilled
bowls.
Garnish
with
pieces
of
canned
pineapple,
if
desired.
S
servings.
SOUP
SCOOPS
"an
to
Jell
In
the
refrigerator.
'
Consomniii
In
tn
um
-
ISrSMKGJI
JWW6
ikUCHHKS
(Cm.)
IT0.
V'J
Ummd
Me
U4
MtOiR
.
aW
!
,u
i
bi
uient'
I
'time;
then
Its
Just
right
tor
Stwt.
en
Fatten
ri
wtthcut
attach
monlt
Vi
TJEL-y
'
I
I
he
V
mpcic
Travel
Service
:nlov
It
ttHik
.
i
.
THIftl
II
A
"NICCNI"
$IWIH
CUCLI
IM
TOUI
N
1
1
0
M
O
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N
O
00
"iwlch.
Or
vllh
rS.i.i.
.-a
'M
cheese
salad.
Crisp
crack-
iwayg
good
nibbling
with
conomme
WrHo
to
Nocchl,
64
McOHl
trot,
Montreal
(
Ptn
Hovo
Mooroa
NiCCHI
otaf
wromo
kom
daoiafittrotion,
without
ony
obtf-stin
to
nto.
(
)
rlooa
in)
booklot
on
"How
to
Chooao
o
Sowing
Moehlno
LINDSAY'S
l
I
.
ied
WWHty-
Or
a
slice
of
9
adds
a
nnw
ti,iiiin
ti,...
Iinwl'"",
othr
crlPy
tidbits
to
IM'Mli
Ctfy
A
"Tt!
""
or
ur
into
the
confine.
Alitn
It
fnmKlhu
I
Mr
Juice..
You
U
like
the
follow-
Bean
Ar
Picnic
Special:
A
picnic
Is
only
complete
with
beans
and
pork,
especially
when
prepared
this
way.
Put
2
cans
ol.
beans
into
a
1
quart
casserole.
Cut
1
large
tomato
Into
6
slices;
arrange
these
over
top
of
beans.
Lay
short
strip
ol
bacon
over
tomatoes.
Bake
casserole
at
400F.
about
20
minutes
or
until
bacon
Is
browned.
(
servings.
Juat
the
thing
with
toasted
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.,
Established
!U0
vtOVING
..
TACKING
...
CRATING
SIIIITINi;
.
.
.
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AKlll
c;
,
.
,
jm!t
uK
B;.pei
lenced
handling
Local,
N8tum
vlde
and
World-wldo
Shipments.
MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S".
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
60
or
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
'naiioni.
CONSOMMC
COOLERS
Cr-7h
'
W'h
Sour
Cre,m
ni
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
LTD
PHONE
46
P,7a.
omme
In
refrigerator
at
"
.
uuun
io
n
i,
jellied.
spooa
I
franks
and
Iced
tea.