MAY15,1941 . //;,_,_,______._-_ T.-. Culinary Revolution Changes Nation's Food s; v * ms]. housewives are Learning how to Cook Better Meals rcampaign Instituted By Government Affords Help-Y. ,1 Expert Teaches Use of Common Staples. I l l l l l DumON__.Food genera-ll! — not ntions~is the major moblem v m...“ of every woman who " house iu Britain to-dav- " -, a govemmen-t-smnsored re-Jolurou cu. with the klwhe" .' swirl-HO d- mmughmn zittigl: 4 ,_; and breadth of the B ." - t has tor some "Ill? {zlexiwellfalceci a h in wngllcnsekcepers how to make filencis oi the!‘ food b06861! "Well mm lnleresting. It has for in- oe been teachinil MYS- Qverwe _, yukuonlan what she didn t know u;;";°.d'.l.. average American l" m Ls far chore iashion-nlinded n: ocnlnll here. so she has low! gm oil about vitaminB-‘l. calor- u ind p__oroilis; abfitll; the viplue “row fruit and so -M W91“ I m, vegetables. Nils. Avemflfl ughwomzih knew vaiufly t wings. but went on blieafu an m4; goodness out o extra. fat. out ‘out of nothing and everything had since been forgotten in this country but it staged a very effec- tive comback me:it's auspoes this lest winter: honut-to-goodness soup with plenty of body i-n it in the form oi vege- Ofllmflfl-l. I-hKl DBYhaD-i the once- rind discarded b60011 5. Until Sprint! salads are more plentiful and cheapo. people have also been taulrht to eat edible greenery which Euroepan golu~ mew had Ions since appreciated. Tender dend ion leaves nettles. brake-n shoots and watercress ur.» now being gathered and cooked c, eaten now in salads, Advice on Foods A daily menu. as well as food tips W Wlli/BS. l3 zlven over the radio by the food nlirfstry in the three leading daily London papers. giv- ina weekly recipes and valuable w. nil . . fllrow" m sallcalldlld lnkinspf ffiih h. u ‘Md Red . i111 W’ 1mm‘)! extcreusflwiather arm; cagully chosenprg lfsndtohilgf . lfiil diet- nc geasgfllflllmyiyéfll/ has chm ed ell i. Thorough its 100d “m5 woollou, it has instituted the wot cult. as well as that of oat- url the ubiquitous potato Hm...“ spirit of the. campailm o woman-tall. efficient Mrs. Horton. who k an BXPQfl» u,“ and first-class cook as nu a, u. gxperléillftfid organizer. New Wail o» - “were "a r.- re ll ' “gxipitspaMn. 3mm’; ob w women how: raw. cocked, an a notable, sweet. savory or in jam. 1b make them mom carrot-con- mm. housewives are told that tlu. toequa-i canola Mwmqgaiaw and ture all ingredients available to all wunen throughout the country. Carrying its campaign even further. the food minlstzy has lust recently been searching for 18 “per- fect housewlvas" to be posted in different parts of the country to advise and demonstrate on w“. time cookery and how the best oi’ _ "housewives" must be economical tactful and understanding bes"d0s being expelt cooks. A: en official at the ministry- owoll-klcd it in not sufficient for e dearlmstzrator to be a good cook. She must also have a. thorough un- ing the feeding of small houslloldc. 'I'he first to be chosen. however. is unnarrlcd Kathleen Realm-um: uten raw. as mm h. comp for the [Mum W‘ b50861 Bl dunno anoumzboavirielvtrt thcovflmglelzidbfiratfoodadvioccezl- grim. diet to combat. a new ialiia" m. in Rlcadmc. Berkshire mluless. blackout blindnm. It is m; olrmecilr they put a. new chem Consolation the h . “Mimi? Milk u they: m ml Mm. Avorago been scotlands staple food. was in not only learning a ct of new ywtlcglly minnow-n south fact; about food-she's also hav- mopt perhaps as a water-softener ing a lot of hm doing so. At a recent or. in its more refined form. as a nther unattractive mess culled mwouw t ow o coo appe Jig — ridqgand how to use calm-val in- ltead 0f or mixed with, flour for all sons of dishes and cakes. Potatoes wow known In Only time or fmll- him-e Lord Wociion came — mashed (Often umpy. zrcv and lukcwlm). fried. holed and baked with the Joint. Trle oue-hulldled-and-one ideas are also being applied to potatoes. and pohlb bLlis are being opened all over the ccuntry. a dozen large onions. tied vrith a was auctioned off for has ing topics of conversation in re- cent months and a g-‘rt of a pound of the once-lowly v etable is more a a by h lame box o! candy. ‘Two great feted lwoolton. When wal- is over. he sew. they will all be slimmer and healthier. on. no one need :0 hunvry so long as present resources are available. and so long as housewives con- tinue to defend the kitchen front with their present sense or humour. Ingenuity The art cf making a savory soup Ruthless Thinning Out Needed in Moist Gardens Only u professional or an ama- teur garcl-Jller mlloused by long 6X- perlellcc trill thin ills plants pr0< periy without some hesitation. The pulling up of some seedirifl uems wasteful, but usually 1mm tile packet of seeds many "m" IlflllLs than arc needed and raised. Illll a (cw properly spaced so thlli they nllly develop to their full cap- lciiy in the long run will give far better returns than three or four limes their number i900 lhlllkll’ planted. "lhel-l: is ovcry danger that U16 u-erllge cardruer will transplant llh srelliluus from boxes and 596d beds too ll ickly unless he WBICYIB himscli clrvlully. The surest way lilo inkl- a foot rule or a stick cut tolhe rich! length Rs to the Illi- irnce lpnrt the plants should b6 set and to so.‘ the plants at 88¢“ but. Excess Plants Musl- everv momina- Space is reserved, under the govcrn-_ tubes. with a handful of barley or ‘ sderstandlm of the difficulties fac- e dharity party. a. basket containing‘ 820. The onlotn shortage situation ‘ proved one of the most amus- ' sthaxio; corlsolatlons are ci-i to British women by Lord. While the war is‘ Special Savings in HigI-l Grade STUDIO COUCHES Add new amnriness to your home with a new Studio Couch! See these good looking Couches In velour und repp spring-filled cushions unli come with iulullnr steel IIHCIKD. SPECLILLY coverings. Tllcy have PRICED ub- for smnli ironies or for the don. and two (‘lullrs In nluil-Illng sllulles. coverings. Begulnr values to 8 complete- mlltierosscs und Consists 0f Studio (‘ouch Atirllctlve velour 95.00. SALE SPECIAL, $34.90 Clearing! . . . a Pa... STUDIO SUITES Outstanding value in k-piecc Studio Suites. Just ille thing $74.50 GUARDIAN All Sizes S P E CIAL SPIICLI L, 9:|l'h— low price! Good Qualiiy Spring-Fined MATTRESSES $13.95 llcre is n lot of Muitrcss value for tile money. Well nllule. filled uilll llllullrelis of coll springs. pnlllicll top nlul Imttmu IIIIII curt-r- ed with long wearing ticking In attractive Cotton Mattress (la-i new (‘oiiml Muilrosses nt this Well filled “IIII new pulierns. SILl-I Note the Low Price on This SLIDING COUCH Covered in attractively colored cretonncs. strong steel frnlue and comfort- able springs. Opens t0 double bed size. SALE SPECIAL, complete- $12.95 f New Low Prices on DAVENPORTS You’Il flml these ldcul for small apartments and in the exiru living room. Opens to double bed. Cretnnne covered with two cushions. SALE SPECIAL. com- plow- Coverell In hard vvenr- ing repp In uitrucflve shullc. ilnvk drops (IOWII lo ruukc double IINI. Strnnzly (‘Oli- filrlltlvll IIIIII (‘XIIPIIWII comfortable. Coulploto cushions. SALE QPEFIAL— In Crelonne . . . SIMMONS QUALITY Crib 6' Mattress Give luiby sleeplni: cnlufort with one m‘ those Simmons frills. (‘rill is tllhnlllr steel In uuinut finish, drop sides. Cotton filled mattresses. SALE SPECIAL, . coulpleie- (a 3.. \ \ .. I . r lsrfSl r15 k 1 B Quistanding Quality and Value! THREE-PIECE cit-nu (‘IIIIOIL sirolluly tuficd llnd flulsllcll with roll edges. All stlllllluni sizcs. SALE SPECIAL, (‘lll'II-—- so.“ BED OUTFIT Buy these comfortable Bed Outfits for boys’ hells or Illf‘ mini it, nlflvinl: the stick alone. l" mm" Be Inward"; lliihls way the planter Will be held riglrllv to the proper distances. The a fool; of space about it. than ii tellflcllrr wuallv is to "hunch" and tlrnk. "oh, lvcll. it won't. make any tiliierenre if il'c_v are a little thlck- i If." l-ln'.\'r'.'cl"_ it does when the llllllls mature. The brow-r distances usually are llwn in the directions on seed Mcllets null it is the wisest Plan iolollow thew strictly. particularly’ the raw» of plants makinz larre i crnutil whose leaves furn'sh lh“l"*=l\‘r= portion of the vegetables. ll‘l"l=l\."= wrv invariahlv sown too llilC.("»‘. owl not more than half oi m” "W!" ill n crowded row cf-n Efuluce u root. Therc is no use try- ‘v to trnruplllut radishes. so thin- gy“! l8 Ill" necessarv task. Keep Pm 2 inch“ unarl; in the row. “frowned conditions are even more u Irtlvo in the flower garden. “llllllfll "OWN. for instance. will mile ten times the growth if given 5‘ growing in a row with other Plans touching it. d gum-sel- seeds such as beans an corn are sown at the DTODEr m5" tances apart. The Mme m“ Bhmlld be used with the fine S8¢d5~ The best flowers and vegetables will be obtained by careful svwlnfi find thinning. Besides. a packet of seeds will go much farther 1f “w! sparingly. Ashes of wood, soit cofll Im<l h!!!“ ma] are an valuable to loosen heavy clay soil. but it is best to let sort coal ashes weather for 8 5°“- son, to get rid of toxic Bullstflflcffl- The time to make notes about tulips is when they‘ a"? l" flllfel‘ this spring. Bulbs must be planed in the fall. when memories of the varieties we liked have HOW" dim- ATTEIITIUII FARMERS ulaul CIIAIILOTTETDWN “It are in the market for u number of beef type steers heifers around 11/; years old. Part or all of the value of “'9 flilflinst your fertilizer W No, 1 fillers Who h m“ lmlnfllte imported into order. e are buying daily Certified Seed, Table Stock and small potatoes at prevailing market prices. will be ln a position to make delivery of fertilizer Monday and I verylatrongly recommend that those a" not already placed their order do so at once. The the Province will not, in my “liilljflnl. be near as large as last year. lit u l l hi! ll Frank B. l? "my be buying turnips on or about May 15th. Con- Vlrllh the office advising Ilow many you will have at e. Clarke 14-574-5-10-81. g-myholmth FEATHER Size l1x25 PILLOWS Special Each 19c j summer home. Steel bed In walnut finish. fabric spring and thick cotton standard sizes. 3 Eleces SPECIAL Slronu link filled mniircw. in nll $13.95 .:___—*_____: ""*‘__ Bahamas. to preserve some of Bri- 0OOkIJlfl——h6 uses her recipes. He .they’d fix up a home-made cook- : isll 't enough calrboa rd ' tainbbest racing blood iron: the turns out dishes that make you book entitled "My Sons Favorite .- . _ . .. l. H hawms——~—of warm-M wlllfnhgltlxollrets the recipe lie wires l ggglliltisfltgd gliifthtg: H! a1 count or Hmtgol g3? I M“ S C. G0 TQ “The DQgS 135m) 1.3.1955; is KING 0F an ufggnf, p195 1,0 Rucky Mount,‘ in liggis 1"“ “"11 s“ W“ the “m” I 1 KITCHEN WITH 0w uom: N. c. and his 79-year-old mother l LOOSE CIGARBTTES. 1' ' .;....°.,°.»'s,.§;u,,,s 1...... been ma..- d ‘ RECWES Kalli’; tlilzzwllsehvelg lisetlllllnlgérlggwfrtia Do vou snmfilgarettns '1 If i {Pl ‘PM; of oldlwickétsgsrefinu“ r iti. -' _""’_ . l ~ ‘ l ~ r ' ~ l ut lhe lnfcri .l:t- i ‘d-. bralglélfiéggsllfidllgaff .;*;.|°g_,. msw YORK. May l4-—Kay Kyser 5 and sends it right away. _ ..= , you ma better look out that board m... p°§.».‘,‘.‘§_l $1.01". $1.... i Hens lay u. lllillij. c lzs from ditions alow ~ “l” “ml "lad". m“ MW man 1 lie l-las an idea (or a special pre- ‘ cilwrctte case you cot for Clirisi- ugnd mo... “m. m... l March to Julio 11s u. all the other ‘gym will‘. have grey-ll whose mother is a good cook nan z sent from moirers u. their boys; mas. _ Pipe tobacco wil be supplied -monih.< cf the your. hound “mum me “m; “wk; will; be a 309d °°°k l°°- I 5nd 8M5? 19550115 lll the wayl, WW9?‘ °-'S’9¢T('ll¢ I>i1QlWl5 Mi‘ to sllcps in pound and lr~lr_;~.~.rr~l -~~ ~- » 7~-___ . He L5 Spehklng from eXDvflBnCP . mothers cook. Also he thlnkslbPlllg matlé- Bvfflrl‘ 0H3 $119)‘ bins. Cnulcc-buyurs will have to Imrrrall much ncrv ma robably be in Buenos Aims. pFlollowfllg its success in Great Britain. where it we. s established in 1926 the sport has been intro- (lured Into nlamv countnes amped. notably the United States. India. South Africa and Austra 1a. In Bri- tnin lt. has become quite an im- pol-rant industry. with an invested capILaJ of nix million pounds and 25.u00,00) attendances yearly 0t country‘? cfie hundred and flit racing m - Tlle greyhounds Nqtlired for rac. mg or reeding overseas are usliall supplied by Great Britain. Altho she docs not part with outstalld ng dogs like the famous "Mick the Mi lief-these are mole valuable at hune for stud work when their i d ar —-6e 11111011 l.“ ““ ‘glad. frequently boon pa‘ by overseas wlmtrles for dogs from Brit/eh tracks. The gverage price however. is nearer '16 to l0) Reomt-ly. ' nu to! fintiopmgnm! ‘ He not only swears by_ his nloltzel-‘s ‘mothers-ln-iaw a real service ifl wl11_ not_ be__ma»de_at__a1l_._fl‘l1_q§e take it loose. 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