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1k 2. snsb Arecdvinintmilsounactbeiedssintinl amfimmda Bake in oven 1‘% to 2 hours at teaspoon celery seed 300 degrees F. or in the pressure | “mnflbcinnervingpleeucookfll.‘)minuguat 15 pounds | mmeeuinmeltedmorilpre-m, reducing pressure acâ€" ‘dnd.thzymybeahpednndcordinxto manufacturer‘s direcâ€" trowned under the broiler just beâ€" tions. Makes 6 good servings. RECIPE HINTS BARBECUED SPARERIBS B sides of spareribs EXPERT EYE YES.. IT‘S SPRING 17 King St. West Walper Hotel Block Dial 2â€"1971 KITCHENER Jessop & Whaley Slip Covers So Here‘s a Helpful Hint . .. SEND YOUR DRY CLEANED Serving the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo public for the past 14 years. Formerly Known As Our exclusive dry cleaning methods will bring back all | the original beauty to fabric and colour. DRAPES SPRING HOUSECLEANING T I ME BETTER VISION GLASSES Waterloo 28 BRIDGEPORT RD. PHONE 4â€"4766 This Spring YÂ¥ 0O U N CS to be and to . NIM M 0 'eff% Why Delay . . . Spring Is Here ! _ Put half the ribs in baking pan or pressure cooker, cover with half :mâ€"m remaining ribs, onions and sauce. fore serving becue sauce. ingredients to make a barâ€" and that means CLEANERS AND 79 KING ST. S. W aterloo PHONE 3â€"1651 The footwear for spring, 1955 is well deserving of its place in the spotlight Jt is imaginative to the point of beâ€" ing capricious and more colorâ€" ful than in many a season! The standâ€"out.favorite is the bareback mule that seems to cling to the foot by magic. Actually, it is almost magie the way designers have solved the problem of making this frivolâ€" ous fashion practical. The mule is kept on the foot in two ways â€" by the use of the springâ€"oâ€"lator in the insole or by the insertion of elastic on the inner edge of vamp strippings. Other shoe beauties with the almostâ€"bare look are the Tâ€" straps, halter backs, stripping sandals, banded shoes, and sandalized pumps. For those who prefer the closed toe and heel, decorated pumps â€" are â€" important for spring. Discreet touches of deâ€" corationâ€"single, jeweled ornaâ€" ments, nailheads, dainty bows. satin braidings, and stitching with a patterned effect all give a new look to spring pumps. _ For casual and at â€" home wear, ultra â€" sophisticated fun fashions are shown. Here,!the EASTER â€"PRETTY... SPRING PERFECT... THB WHKTEELOO ‘(Ontark strong, _ adding _ tremendous smartness to shoes of this type. Colorâ€"wise, it wouldn‘t be apring without the gleam of black patent and the everpopâ€" ular navy calfskin. From these basis, the shoe picturs bursts into a riot of color. Spring browns are the milky shades â€" Coffee Frost, Cafe Parfait, and Milk Chocolate. Pinks go from pale, pearlized tones to shock tones: a clear yellow is shown;‘and blues are available in a profusion of shades from Wedgewood, periâ€" winkle, to turquoise. Rcd'nmu to be ready for a triumphant comeback for spring, ‘55. â€" Handbags are taking their color cues from the shoe fashâ€" ions, with navy, coffee frost, pastels, red, and black patent the leading fevorites. New spring shaves include the square bag, satchel types, large tote bags, and longâ€"line silhouettes. The "Heady Look" For Spring Bonnets Gives Balance Spring. ‘55 will see shoes and handbags adding dramatic interest to the smartest outâ€" fits! Topping the 1955 spring fashion story is a new "airy" feeling in milliney. s The airy note is carried through in a lightness of apâ€" pearance, and texture, employâ€" ing the use of lace and sheer materiale «â€" chiffon ~and. orâ€" gandie â€"~of cutout, slits, and slivers to permit the coiffure to show as much as possible. Colors add a light theme and "sheen and gleam" are reflected â€" in â€" the â€" designers‘ choice of original fabrics. The majority of shapes reâ€" main small, mere "tips‘" of hats, but there are a number which swing to wider brims and deeper crowns. The little cap presents a peaked front. a deeper back, Sailors lift a flippant brim away from the face, in key with the popular breton. Softly curving pillhoxes gain | <% volume in pleats, in jutting| fi;g} bouquets and sprays of tiny | &8 fruit, in contrasting draninz| ; and jeweled bows. | s The picture hat â€" appears with shantung "dome," or draâ€" matically draped brim. Milady‘s Easter bonnet may be truly a "bonnet" of shanâ€" tung or of straw, tiny of brim, velvet bowed and. definitely copied from the carriage set. Mushrooms of straw carry at times, long streamers of bright velvet, or are comnleteâ€" ly draped with a silk scarf and girdled with a ribbon. @HOUSEHOLD FINANCE m > Clean them up all at one time! Loans of $50 to $1,000 made at HFC on your own signature. Easyâ€"toâ€"meet requirements. Oneâ€"day service. 24 months to repay. Today . . . keep your credit good, start fresh with an HFC loan! Need money ? Bills to pay ? Call HFC today l GORDON E. WALZ 0 R. J. Heisor, Manager 2A King St. South, At ERB second floor, phone 5â€"5280 WATERLOO, ONT. HOURS: 9 a.m. to 5 pm. Wednesday and Saturday to 12 noon. . Friday to 8 p.m. HOURS: 9 a.m. to 5 pm. Expert Clock, Watch and Jewellery Repair (Formerly of Harold F. Walz Jeweller) For Pickup and Delivery Phone 2â€"4750 or 2â€"2686 is very | Worldly Airs, Long Lines for Spring Are Taking Fashion Circles by Storm The world of fashion breaks down the barriers of boundâ€" aries in an exciting abandon of international moods and modes. From every land â€" from every clime, come the exciting _ interpretations _ of color, design and motif â€" used with a lavish hand by the leading creators of the land. Native fashions â€" from our own colorful southwest, from the Near East, from the Latin countries, and, from all the storybook isles â€" give an exâ€" citing impetus to everything from sportswear to gala ball gowns. SMART VERSATILITY is disâ€" | played in this precisionâ€"tallorâ€" ed coat dress. ‘; Silhouette wise A Sailors Bonnet â€" the conâ€" troversy rages on! The slim and the straight, the full â€" bottomed, long torso, the elonâ€" gated line with belowâ€"theâ€"hip â€" fullness, the dropped waistâ€" line, the middy look, the bloused look, each is importâ€" ant and eack is favored â€" let milady make her choice! Weiners .. .. Ib 35¢ Polish Sausage .48¢ Ring Bologna Ib 25¢ B:unswick Sausage 184 Dearborn W. Ph. 3â€"3280 STROME Also a good varlety of other Sausaze lines & Smoked Meats Also Beef & Pork at Moderate Prices HOURS OF SALE â€" Saturday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. MEAT PACKERS (Braunschweiger) THE GRILL ROOM OPEN 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Special at lb. 40c Glâ€"a [ OH, 138 AbJilisl |=>|~*--!w Al !!!‘F‘L Goudies of Kitchener SHOPPI<G CENTRE FOR W A T E R L O 0O C o U N T Y SINCE 1909 by helen aikenhead One â€" of tbfi nige features about our new Montreal home is the fact that we will be in an ideal location to have a dog, someâ€" thing we have long wanted. The house is built on former farmland and is bordered on two sides by parks. We will be leaving Kitchener at the end of April, by the way, having sold our house two weeks ago. I have always found dogs to be wonderful com panions and expert entertainers. Even some ‘of the neighbourhood dogs provide me with considerablW amusement. In the next block lives a Chow dog of some« considerable age, I would guess. His mien is not one conducive to striking up a casual acquaintanc so I have never become familiar with him ... ba I have watched him from a distance quite aa bit. He goes for a walk every morning with sucl punctuality that you could set a clock by him. Ht covers exactly the same territory each day, no more no less, and I am sure he probably does it in exactly the same amount of time. He appears quite aloof and although I speah tohim each time I pass his house, (he always sits regally on the front porch surveying with contempt the passing public,) he gives absolutely no acknowâ€" ledgement of having beard me. Thus, as we entered the Christmas season, I was greatly amused one evening to see him sitting with the same haughty demeanor, on the porch which was decorated gaily with wreaths of everâ€" green and illuminated with bright lights. Elonked by these symbols of good fellowship and cheer, his grumpy and disdainful countenance made me chuckle aloud. Heard a cute story about a huge German shepâ€" herd dog owned by friends of ours. Seems the doz was always kept outside and thus was quite unuse to the house. When a relative came to keep house during the hospitalization of the dog‘s owner she allowed the dog to come inside. He followed her upstairs when she went up to make the beds but despite continued coaxing would not come back down. She finally realized that the dog, despite his size and bold reputation, was scared stiff of the stairs. Thinking he would get over his fear and come down eventually, she went about the household tasks on the ground floor. When he still hadn‘t come down by noon, she decided she‘d have to resort to physical means, perhaps lead him down by his collar. However the dog would have none of that and ran under a bed. The girl, who weighed around one hundred pounds, had to crawl under the bed, drag the police dog out, and actually carry him like a baby down the stairs. ... Wha ssys.allpolice. dogs are fierce? "*~ T know we onté H@d a German shepherd that was ‘"every man‘s dog" .... he wouldn‘t take after a burglar if his life depended on it, but mlda immediate friends with any stranger who entere the yard. In fact he made friends so easily that he was stolen .... not only a sentimental loss for us but & financial one as well since he was valued quite highly. I wouldn‘t mind getting a large dog but imaâ€" gine we‘ll settle for a mediumâ€"sized animal, a comâ€" bination house and outdoorsâ€"dog. I‘ve always had a special liking for Springer spaniels, having grown up with one, but any pup is appealing and I imagine we‘ll take what is available. One consolation a pup surely couldn‘t be any more difficult to train and discipline than our two young‘uns.‘ News and Views KITCHENER. ONT. FINE FURNITURE 4th Floor