the acton fkee pbess vfy- of interest to women nemnmshuh sealo honwmakara tally hw with only a ugk e or lad and a ami ml limited for bal- tne art of a aa port rayed in the cm cook books takes bananalcb et but whan yon buy boned roast to aura to asfc for the boon to the bones add wane enopuefl onions n law calory lesvss sliced carrot cover these in gredients with plenty off water then brine to a beu and simmer cor two 1 quart milk 1 than batter 1 tps rhopowl anion 1 than floor 1 tap salt tap white pepper 1 speck of fsyenna scatt milk with the onion hdt butter add flour and cook until fro thy bat be careful not to jet the butter brown add 1 cup off hot milk slowly and cook together until thickened return to the double add seasonings it la now r to finish in any way waaprukeb an tew write b mftswirr i with a canadian general hospital in pbance cp there a new ktnd of fairy ajodttsoth4 er in france there days she usu ally pretty young canadian irl in a red croai on just as good to wounded canadian soldiers in nnepltala over here as ie m did ton have to aee the members off the canadian bed cross corps at work at canadian general hospitals in 1 france to realise what apod btua aos- dlera and what useful people they fc few days after i an r over re i beard the first need words about the red cross corps major hnasa sactare off ottawa matron of one ofi general rospltal stop ped by my tent where i was pounding a t one evening and amid i nope youre atttast to write about the red prose corps or three atria with hospital and here in realty convinced ua off their value they do all the little things tl be dona cor man just back from the front hues important utile think uke handing out cups of tea loudly chats providing readme soak six peeled medltxmetzed on ions sliced in 3 tablespoons butter or fat over low heat about 10 minutes until very lightly bro then add 2 cans c and 3 cans water bring to a boll then allow to 1 1 simmer for 30 minutes season with salt pepper and worcestershire sauce pour into bowls and on top of each put a slice of sauteed rye bread and sprinkle with grated nippy cheese serve very hot ssewiharg veartable chowder li lb ground beef 3 tbsp fat 2 cups tomatoes 2 medium car rots diced w cup celery diced 1 medium onion chopped 2 top salt u cup barley tap pepper 1w outs water 2 cups potatoes cubed brown meat in fat put all in gredients except potatoett in a largo kettle and simmer slowly one hour add potatoes and continue simmer ing an hour longer serve with toast or cracker as a main dish serves 68 1 small onion finely chopped 2 tbsp chicken fat 2 tbsp flour 4 cups cooked chicken finely chopped mi cup corn 2 cups to matoes or tomato juice salt pep- per and parties to taste cook onion slowly in chicken fat for about s minutes blend in the flour add stock and other ingredi ents seasoning to taste bring to boiling point and simmer for half an hour serves 8 take a tip sandwiches for lunchers should not be monotonous for the small tunchnr tuck in a surprise sen sible or funny every day or so here are a few 1 a cookie man a tiny popcorn ball strips of candied orange peel a colored hardcooked pullets egg 2 a welner made into a house- plant with a few branches of carrot silvers and pareely stuck in 3 write a riddle in a note but give no answer till the lunohjlr gets home 4 cut on unpeeled orange length- wlse into quarters the question box mrs b a suggests parsley cole slaw 1 cup vinegar 3 tbsp granu lated sugar 2 tap salt speck pep- per cup salad oil 1 mertoum onion sliced 6 cups finely shred ded cabbage 1 top celery seed k cup minced parsley simmer together the vinegar and 4 sugar uncovered 5 minutes add 1 tap salt and the pepper remove from heat and cool add salad oil anasllced onion chill in electric refrigerator at least 4 hours then strain in s salad bowl combine with this dressing the cabbage remaining j tap salt celery seed and parsely toss well and serve serves 4 mrs j c asks how may we prevent sweet pota from turning dark r answer put into salted water as each potato is peeled cook in en anal or fuunewara saucepan until tend overcooking tends to discolor red cross girls fairy godmothers to men in france nurses couldnt have time to do a co of ambulances carrying battle shattered men was rolling into the field where the hospital stood waiting there along with the stret cher bearers and the medical officers were three girls in the same khaki as the nurses with red cross on their write leasee far beys as the wounded were being sorted the girls went to work into the emergency tent behind the most seri ously wounded went mary elizabeth wright of st catherines to distribute cigarettes to the weary men a they waited their turn in the operating room next door in the tent where the walking wounded were being inter- viewed by a medical officer dorothy mundy of montreal was putting the steaming mugs of tea into the hands of tho men in the tent wards here- other wounded were being put to bed cath erine macdonald of sydney bc was passing out mom cups of tea and cig arettes one boy pulled at her arm as she passed hu bed his right arm was in a cost and so was his leg will you write to my mom and tell her im okay he pleaded m certainly will said cathie ill be back in a minute with my writing pad in the next few weeks i saw a lot of these girls and others like them they were always busy and always cheerful from early in the morning until late at night they were rush ing about the hospital tm klnda hoping they leave me at this hospital until xm better its so pleasant here said pte john luckl hawarden saslc 1 guess folks at home couldnt realize what it means to a fellow having a place this said ernie laltberte bums sask unaddtessed letter finds jungle g l mail signed only mother finds son jn sooth pacific theatre somewhere in dutch new guinea cp a vmall letter addressed simply to my dearest son bearing no addressees name and sig ned only mother was delivered in the jungles of dutch new glnuea and to the right soldier but it took a bit of doing how the letter ever arrived at the regimental post office is a mystery but when it did it was sent to the dlvle doodle new guinea infantry battalion publication which boasts a circulation of 850 and whose editor began a search for the owner only clue was a barely legible 1324 44 place birmingham 6 and the tume claude which appeared in the let ter but the records failed to reveal anything the editors were just a- bout to give up when the name of claude clicked they knew only one claude claude ryan look ing up his service record they found the birmingham address and the mys tery was solved the letter from home was deliver ed to the aokuer and needless to sy he was glad to get it conger farm i ceremonies and whispered in nht ear the m c promptly asked the people if there was anyone present with ber 12bs4 the number is citltlom if so the owner was wanted outside no one moved nobody apt but i think mtr tartndln myl elf was tr around to aee who would answer the cau the- players finally went on with their game half an hour later the m c inter rupted again there is a dog in a car outside and if the owner doesnt look after it the dog wm choke to death the licence number of the car is ub34 visible consternation among the players presently a young atrl crossed the room held hurried consultsmon with an older woman who aearched hastily through her purse car keys were tmeartl from its depths and handed over to the young sdri eadt young sdrll now rm asking you if ao called your motor car licence n would you know it for your ownt on that fftt i knew the nuxnt called was not mine but when i tried to think what my licence num ber was for the life of me i couldnt remember but a dag in a car wel of course anyone would re that by the way la case dog lovers may ngtm this was a case for the hu mane society let me hasten to add the dog was not chocking to death it was just a lonely little puppy rais ing its voice m protest as it waited to be collected by the person to whom it had been sold weuv the hut three days on ginger perm have been a little out of the ordinary one day we were getting ready to thresh the next day we threshed and today we are getting over it now there is plenty of grali in the bins to see us over yet another winter threshing is really a marv ellous thing you see the sheaves go into the great maw of the feeder where by some intricate mechanism everything is sorted out so that the grain goes into the bin via the grain spout the straw through the hlowsr to the back of the barn the weelc drop down to the floor and the dust goes where the wind takes it it is a dirty job and i never begrudge the work of getting gocd moajs for the men if they are good meals that of course is a matter of opinion i do the best i can even if sometimes i appear to treat them badly yester day for instance i forgqt the bread at suppertime but i saw the men reaching for soda biscuits and come to my senses that wasnt quite so bad as a friend of mine who forgot the plesl after the men had gone there were the pies cut but other wise untouched still on a aide table in the diningroom when the table la so crowded with men food and dishes it hi the easiest thing in the world to leave something out there was quite a change in the weather last night wasnt there maybe you had listened to the probs and knew it was coming we were wares we hod been too bus2o listen to the radio it x still trulte mild when we went to bed so as usual i threw the window wide open we nearly froze and yet we bad both been too tired to realize the house was getting cold you know how it is you sort of know you are not really warm and yet you cant wake yourself up enough to do anything about it we had no fire anywhere that night and with the cold frosty air blowing in it was nice and fresh in the morning i can tell you there is quite a wind blowing now and i am afraid so terribly afraid that there will be very few autumn leaves left on the trees by morning this fall the leaves were slow to color and quick ys leave last year if i remeember correctly it was just the opposite strange isnt it we so often think that fall is the loveliest time of all the year until the follow ing year ond then we think there is no time like the spring cooperative facioftv winnipeg cp canadian co operative implements limited farmers cooperative has purchased a factory in winnipeg for 400000 the factory has operated for 35 years producing farm machinery andhard- vancouver cp lighting r frictions 4n the vancouver area will be lifted by the british columbia pub lic utilities commission on vpay for mi hours immediately following the collapse of germany a message to our depositors it is oar prtruefte and patriotic doty to tns all oar depositors to invest in victory bonds to the fullest extent hilrliitlrfiliijlfl and to withdraw funds from their bank accounts to do so victory bonds are the soundest in vestment in canada in the event of an 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