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and anything edible. It is us)! on the budget and " a left over it he may um. Since potatoes ere more tre- quemly served with dinner than at any other time, serve than I 1:133:31: LI -eoider l I ,srsr.etitea We I. have on Chi-hula M at C Kodak Contact and Flash Outfits Complete with bntteria and it1ms, non DON'T FORGET STOP THAT COUGH! Old Schick Shavers - at 1.00 ouch rumnnmmmoummm " In; Bt. N. WATIIIDO Opposite Post one: BEDFORD AND APPLIANCIS ”can; ‘Wap. n- PERFUME' WATERlOO STOVE BEAUTIFULLY mm 'ews of Interest to Women COME IN AND SEE THIS STOVE DISPLAYID AT OUR $1unrarstoedtasto-nMtrta- SHOP tlilltt " CHRISIMAS Bee our large my " MUSIC BOXES - DIE! DRUG STORE New Location 19.95 - 29.50 or 32.75 PAY THE BALANCE AT Mte A wax Only ASTHMA NEFRIN At-tret-tat-teu"-. OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 RM. CHRISTMAS CARDS YAIDLEY TRAVEL CASES - LIGHTER: ' 6mm" - TE: " qf the ya? IlONCHIDA DOES IT 'r,.'; 1' 7" “M24 15.75 to 63.50 oem-rr-. 3:5; 3’1 12 for 25c PLANNING It [EiiLiLiiijj,i.eguhe,rcQ'g GaGrjttGtmaottt-qoths wucorodoutnndunnbch. Vanuatu 2itht'Ut%t 'ttLog,,,':,?',',",',",',,',','.' 9rcreuned.lnay mm pota mama; of ae 'd'etlttg1'ht'erlr5ttrte't't'fl GTarariirmatuedi..eit "in 't whipped until In”. need yspoonmhona a ttt2,','tttrdultdull='lt\ _.. “a lane bottle con and ea or potato pancakes intend of tout. For the Ptut- cakes. cooked mashed wad raw potatoes mny be . For lunch, a hot or cold potato ”lad is tlat enjoyable. The home econ ts of the Consumer Sec- tion, Canada Department of Agri- culture have provided a recipe for I tasty potato loaf. N 'lightly beaten ea white and browned in the oven. Por that [pedal occasion. Chantilly poll- toea may be served. They are wired potatoes, aeaaoned and plaped in a casserole, gap“ with wthped cream, "tri ed with mud‘chcm and laced in the oven until Ne brown. Loft over lled potatoes may be served as: hull MOM when are chorped Bnely, seasoned with gait an pepper and hmwned ln a they are mixed, with a cream “not, seasoned ted put in a eu- mlo, mpped with bread.erumbs and bugwned Jn tht oyen; or as font. Lou 2 ublespoorts milk . F 56 cup butter is can mayonnaise I tenspoon aalt t tablespoon Bnely grated onion % teaspoon paprika q cups'hot mashed potatoes (8 medium potatoes) 10 thin slices process cheese Add milk, boner mayonnaise, salt, onion and pagrika to the hot yupslyyt foam, lend thorough- Ir.'. Mon gin a .idat ppy 8 F. 4 - ind pin? Lraiid it 'UGU tgig they are cut in was. sea- soned with all and pepper, onion and page: any on tried uyttil and panic and pan fried until byewn; och]?- p8atoea. when iri‘ihipii magma“: 81'in in nightly beaten cu, rolled in bread crumbs and deep fat tried. But don't restrict the use of Kt utoes to dinner menus. or Pratt-I! Jhe..umilc.ter.ertlor brenkf-t the family ma .e 'oy fried petato slices tirith tack-nin- inches. Chill thoroughly. Un- mould and cut into 6 crosswise sections. Place 2 slices of cheese between each section, allowing them to extend above the top o the loaf. Place in a baking dish or platter and bake in a moderate oven. MOP., until cheese is melt- ed and is a golden brown, about 10 minutes. Serves immediately. Yield: tt servings. . Other ideas for using potatoes include soups. biscuits, scones, breads, cookies, cakes and poultry awnings. Recipes will probabli be found in your favorite coo book, but if there are none, then try a little experimenting, it's lots of fun! - - '.?drl,'ttr, in Peru, the potato hive led to Europe anxhen to North America. In Can , there are many varieties but one varie- ty may be better known in one part of the country than in an- other. The moat common anxieties of early whines are Irish Cobb- lers and, 1srtpas ksttAdin, Green Mountain, Sew, fil"trg", and Netted Gem are the net ones, which More well and Ire the one: seen in shops during the winter months. WeE2PrgtthytePtetftei..htititt mome in MIMI“ All " n- Mn Aomo nur chur- n on. tima, m- “nah-c ,rklruuCthiFiGiiii-i/iaiui .adt-ttliitioa. l, Wobmhqulh-onum iei-tim.toanrbutrrm-am ‘5'! - 'tueqitto 'eery 9“ .aGa,YesioGuilGvciiaitull aad-hsr-ttwutAeiitu.; %"ll'db"l'ar',%"dW','h'/l'p “tome: tttre-rt-tts-tV gtttr tes. your I'lu't The swing iiMoi-a.T9teodym.'rifw, r2rtht L1,1'ii.thititi'2,iie.e -trryqag4to “at IU- Imoc - " -iGauehri.' iii-it-a-tska-dard/tuk" “a, En; 132;.on 1-7th throrgh htgg, or longtime. neeemitr. 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Few foods can warm the cochlea of the heart and produce such malady blissful contentment u I wl of stum- mtrunnt. "mrful noun. For ult mach we can count on soup, especially tor the meal hour know as "When-we-get-home" or the oeeaaiona when , patient an. "utott't want_anythuu to eeL" Today we keep an Wat of anneal song; on the shell or we store a big y] of homem-de soup in the refrigerator and use sum: frequently throughout the wee . cups diced carrots in 2 cup: wu- ter. Rub through a sieve and add to 2 cups hog ereptLsauceu. _ _ coin-iii-, iautk mill mat with 2 cup. cream unce. Garnish with buttered popped. corn. , Clun PM Bi-Cook 2 cups diced potato and l diced on- ion. Combine with 2 cups sauce. Reheat. 0mm Tomato Soup CCC Heat t cups canneg wrpagoes with. a peg- we A Tip I. Mix together two kinds ot canned soup amenable to blend- ins. Tomato soup and split pea sogpoor exagngkl .corybims well. minute d it. A patty handkaeetuuf in a era-an 1t.dd..tmdttqtottoaartset.tum.. A Mandohnndhrchie! in only tottttrsoditrii-ttqivearsd.o and: Inn to nuke. The. pretty, dunk nor-I “as how . peote- dqml logl. You anyhow! you: on Bub Green Soup 2 than. butter 2 than. flour V. onion: sliced t celery stalk 2 cups milk 1 tap. salt Make a paste of Bour, butter and e little milk. Heat remainder of milk with_onion._ glen. alt Gfirdi per mei- 'ni'id' ihe'but'e. Cook 1: minutes. Yield: 2 cups ii,iitiidS limit more servinisiir ot tomatoes into 2 cups hot white. sauce slowly. Add alt if we» sary. Beat gig: ", “it!” better. ”if 'Héat bookéd diced carrots or pegs gill} t?ouillon. _ " - ___q_, . "€155? 'iiiiiidCiind parsley in canned consomme: _ "iruGii"uiaiFais" to chicken- gugntlo soup, - '_, a. - 6. Serve accompaniments for soup: soda biscuits, toast, garlic bread, wheat sticks or cheese squares. T. Serve hot soup in hot bowls. 8. Prepare dried vegetable sogps_ it: the srresturtsPuciyyie 9. Left-over vegetables may be made into palatable soup without meat stock. The liquid in which the vegetables were cooked, wu- ter in which mushrooms have been cooked, tomato Juice, or wa- ter in which bouillon cubes have been dissolved all serve as meat stock substitutes. "Tisha -riiiiii; sherry to canned begn _sqt_1p_9r glam chqwdgr, . iiGG --."" tiihinris 7 V Bmtp--Cook l '. mixing); it} V: cup water. Chop Cm in buying tTd,ytorase..aot Crui- ciiidt' 80.7 p-Cook , Beat t tth Gum-hes for mun soups: mwchdieed bits of cooked ve- " ' 0 ey, or I tea- Ipooun 2! 'dill,',"';,',',?,,':. 3 tsps. salt it tsp. thyme 95 cup diced carrots v, cup diced turnips 55 cup diced celery Cut meat trom the shin ot beef anddlcelt. mowninalittlefat. Meantime heat the beef bone in the water And spices, add brown- ed meat. cover and cook on elec- tric element turned to Simmer for about 4 hours. 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