Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 25, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday july 25, 1938 Page nine. On the Side by mrs. Madeline Day the principle in making Jelly is n the same. No matter what kind 3 fruit use you add a sma11 int of water then Cook until juice is extracted from the this then return to the experts prepare marching directions fir new package what and How to starch on Wash Day monday a e e d no longer pre s e n t any problems the problems All disappear with the com plete directions to guide you that appear on the new Ivory laundry starch package in fact we believe it s the Only package of laundry starchy you ran Ouy Wittl Complete directions. How to revive Limp Oft wasted table starch solution to use for different fabrics to Rire the most desirable results Are clearly shown on the Label. If your Power has t the new Blue and White package of ivors laundry starch Send in his name and address and we will see that he is supplied. 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Work with a Small amount not More than 5 or 6 cups of juice and boil it just As hard and fast As you can. If you use too Small a Kettle and the Jelly can Only simmer along it May get past the Jelly stage and turn into a thick syrup. Then there is nothing in the world you can do with it. A unusual flavor combinations some fruits will not jell of them selves you have to add the juices of another which is Richer in acid and pectin. Generally we use Green apples or crab apples to Supply this but there Are other fruits which can be used and which make unusual and pleasing flavor combinations. For example blueberries and red currants. Both of these will jell alone but. The blueberries Are a Little difficult. However by combining them with the currants they jell very easily and it makes a most delicious Jelly. Blueberry currant Jelly 3 cups Blueberry juice 2 cups red currant juice 5 cups sugar method try to get blueberries that Are a Little on the under Ripe Side and be sure to include a few Green currants along with the others. Wash and pick Over the fruit and barely cover each with water. Cook until very tender and until the juice flows freely. Drain separately through a Jelly bag and since the blueberries Darken the Jelly it does t make much differ ence if you squeeze the Jelly bag. With a Clear or lighter coloured Jelly that would make it Cloudy. Measure this juice and Combine in the proportions of 3 cups Blue Berry to. 2 cups currant., return to the stove and boil for 10 min utes. Then add the sugar. Stir until it is dissolved then Cook As fast As possible until a few drops test for Jelly. Remove the scum pour carefully into hot sterile glasses and cover with paraffin. You can also make this Jelly using High Bush Cranberry juice in place of the currants but some people Aren t Lucky enough to live where the cranberries grow plentifully and you can t always find them in the stores. If you can get them try a few glasses made that Way. And if you Don t mind Hunting around a Little in order to get All the fruits the next recipe Calls for you la enjoy it i know. The trouble with it is that so often by the time the choke cherries Are Ripe either the raspberries or the Saskatoon Are Over with. Canadian Jam 1 cup Ripe gooseberries 1 cup choke cherries 3 cups Saskatoon 5 cups raspberries 8 cups sugar method Wash and pick Over the choke cherries and gooseberries and Cook separately in water to barely cover until the fruit is tender. Mash the fruit through a Sieve or colander. Mash the Saskatoon or put them through the food chopper and add to the Gooseberry and Chokecherry pulp with the raspberries. Cook until the mixture is quite thick. Now add the sugar and if you like a Jam of sort rather tart Cut Down a Little on the sugar. Stir until it is dissolved then let come to a boil. Boil for just 3 minutes after the entire contents of the pan is bubbling then turn into hot sterile jars and Seal immediately. Correction in the recipe for potted Hasber Ries in the july 21 edition the time for beating the raspberries and sugar is 30 minutes. Mrs. Beth Richards 705 Winnipeg piano building lecture and psychology class. Monday 8.15 ., on forging ahead in psychology. Be tried i f c ii ice every form of now i use Only Botex one woman s word voicing the opinion of millions who know experience Only Botex the exclusive patented features that mean utmost in Carefree Comfort and Security. Botex can t Chape. Stays Onde soft for edges arc in downy Cotton. Can t Tail. Because it s 5 files More absorbent than Cotton made with patented equalizer Centre that distributes moisture evenly. 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Mills played the wedding March from Lohengrin. Given in marriage by her father the Bride was become ugly gowned in a floor length Model of. Shell Pink lace Over ribbon taffeta. She this new picture of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor flown to the . By the British pick a plane shows them in Italy where they went of vacation while King George i and Queen Elizabeth were visiting in France. Couple wed aboard . On Board the . Nas Copie at port Burwell a quiet wedding was solemnized monday july 18, by the Bishop of the Arctic right Rev. A. L. Fleming assisted by Rev. A. Wenham anglican missionary at Large number of relatives and Chimo on the Bay of Ungava when Evelyn youngest daughter of or. And mrs. Gilbert a. Cope Russell Man., became the Bride of or. Don Ald Arthur Wilderspin son of or. And mrs. E. Wilderspin Ilford Essex England. Word was received of the wedding by radio Gram Mon Day by the parents of the Bride. The Bride wore a Delft Blue crepe and lace frock with which i she wore a White Straw hat featuring a Short veil. She wore a White Fox fur the gift of the bridegroom and carried a White prayer Book. Captain Thomas f. Smellie of the Nas Copie entertained the bridal party at dinner after which or. And mrs. Wilderspin proceeded to fort Chimo where or. Wilderspin is a Hudson s Bay Factor. Prior to the Bride s departure from Russell Man., her Mother entertained at a reception at which a friends wished her Bon voyage and happiness in her Northern Home. Kew Agama que. The wedding of miss Marian Martin of Winnipeg to or. Fredinand Kuhn of Kewa Gama que., was solemnized in All saints Church monday july 4, at 2 Rev. E. S. Reed of nor Anda Quebec. The Bride is the daughter of or. John a. Martin and the late mrs. Martin of Glen Ella Man., and the bridegroom is the son of mrs. Kuhn and the late or. William Kuhn of Germany. They will make then Home in Kew Agama Quebec. Weddin Regina Anne Wood Burn Dean and or. Earl Stewart Hitchcock of Poplar Grove sask., were United in marriage july 10, at the Home of the Bride s Mother mrs. W. M. Glenn deep Cove . The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. W. Reed Rossland ., assisted by Rev. A. K. Mcminn Edmonton. After visiting in Hegina or. And mrs. Hitchcock will proceed to Poplar Grove where they will reside. 31 3 Helen Jean daughter of mrs. Jean Taylor was United in marriage to or. Thomas Harper Mcammond son of or. And mrs. J. W. Meam mond saturday july 16, at 3 ., in Knox Church. Rev. Donald Mac Donald officiated. The Church was. Decorated with Palms and ferns and the guest pews were designated by Large tulle bows. Mrs. J. V. Dillabough presided at the Organ and during the signing of the Register miss Connie Bayles Sang o perfect love. The Bride Given in marriage by or. Samuel Anderson chose White bridal Satin made on Princess lines the skirt featuring a Brief train. Her Chapel veil was held with a Halo Cap and she carried Johanna Hill roses and lilies of the Valley. Mrs. John Phillips of Detroit sister of the Bride attended As mat Ron of Honor und chose Dusty Rose sheer Over taffeta fashioned with a fitted bodice. The swing skirt flared from the Waistline. Her Chapel veil was held with a Halo of Matching tulle and she carried Johann. Hill roses. Misses Grace Kirkpatrick and Beatrice Mcammond attending As bridesmaids were gown alike in sky Blue net Over Blue taffeta made with ruffled skirts and Bolero jackets. They wore sky Blue Chapel veils with halos of Matching material and carried Talisman roses Corn Flowers and Sweet peas. Or. Edmond Grant was groomsman and the Ushers were or. Wallace Mcammond brother of the Bride Groom and or. William Grant a reception was held at the Home of the Bride s Mother 35 Edmonton Street or. And mrs. Mcammond spent their honeymoon at the Lake of the Woods. They will reside in the Sandhurst apartments. For travel Ling the Bride wore a Navy Blue sheer costume Over Blue taffeta with a White hat. Her Corsage was of Talisman roses. The Bride s Mother wore Dusty Pink sheer Over taffeta with an Ivory toned hat. She wore Gardenias. The bridegroom s Mother wore Pale yellow sheer Over taffeta and a White hat she wore Sweet peas. Hoof Elv Sot Ustek Melita if Tan. A quiet wedding was solemnized at the presbyterian manse july 14 when Edna Agnes Only daughter of or. And mrs. T. Souster of Waskada was United in marriage to or. Charles Frewen Hooper eldest son of or. And mrs. E. V. Hooper. Rev. E Floyd officiated. They were attended by miss Irene and or. Leslie Thomp son. After a Short honeymoon or. And mrs. Hooper will make their Home at Waskada. E St. Paul s United Church was the scene of the wedding saturday july 9, at 3 ., of Evelyn Rose elder daughter of or. And mrs. F. Gam Mage to or. Leonard w. Reid son of mrs. G. Allen. Rev. P t. Pilkey performed the ceremony As mrs. J. Saumders played the bridal chorus from Lohengrin the Bride entered the Church with her father who gave her in marriage. She wore Ivory Satin made floor length on Princess lines. She wore a Chapel veil and carried Brier Cliff e roses and lilies of the Valley. Miss Violet Reid sister of the bridegroom attended the Bride and wore Marina Blue Georgette Over taffeta fashioned on simple lines and featuring a Bolero jacket she ing tone veil and carried roses and Sweet peas. Or. M. Rourke was Sousman and the Ushers were messes. George Allan and James Allan. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride. Or. And mrs. Reid left for a Short trip mrs. Reid wearing sky Blue triple sheer frock and White hat. Mrs. Gammage Mother of the Bride wore a printed crepe frock and wore red roses. Mrs. Reid Mother of the Bride Groom chose printed Rose Georgette and wore red roses. Miss Alma. Lang Emerson Man., was United in marriage to or. Mit Chell Gardy of Rennie Man., at a Iet service in the manse of old St. Andrew s Church Maryland Street saturday july 16. Rev. H. B. Duckworth officiated. Or. And mrs. Gardy will reside at Rennie Man. 9 a pretty wedding was solemnized at holy Trinity Church saturday july 16, at 5.00 pin. When Mary second daughter of or. And mrs. Burnett of Portage la Prairie was United in marriage to Ernest Willetts eldest or. Son Arthur of or. And mrs. E. Willetts of Winnipeg. Rev. Canon c. Carruthers officiated. The Church was summer blossoms decorated and the with guest below the Knees chose Blush Pink pews marked with bows of tulle. Or. Ronald Gibson presided at the Organ. Given in Mariage by the Bride Groom s Uncle or. R. Goddard the Bride was gowned in White Minuette lace made floor length on the Prin Cess Silhouette with Peter. Pan neck line. The sleeves were fitted and wrist length. Her veil draped from a Juliet style carried Johanna Hill roses and lilies of the Valley. The Bride was attended by miss Stella Stevens As bridesmaid and miss Nellie Burnet As maid of Honor. Their gowns of net Over Satin were fashioned alike floor length with a slight fullness the bridesmaid and the maid of Honor forget me not Blue. They wore Matching halves of Rose buds. The bridegroom was attended by or. Gilman Barrie. The Ushers were or. Henry Wil Letts and or. Victor Harbour. A reception followed at the Grange hotel. Later or. And mrs. Willetts left by motor for Detroit lakes minn., and on their return will re Side in Winnipeg. Mrs. Burnett Mother of the Bride chose Black crepe with White hat and wore sweetheart roses. Mrs. Willetts Mother of the Bride Groom chose Midnight Blue sheer with White hat. She wore Sweet heart roses. S a marked with simplicity and dig nity the wedding of Jean Una Only daughter of or. And mrs. W. Gray to or. William Johnstone Only son of or. And mrs. W. Johnstone took place saturday july 16, at 8 ., at the Home of the Bride s parents. The ceremony took place before the fireplace in the living room which was banked with Palms and ferns offset with baskets of giant Shasta daisies and Pink Gladioli. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Walter Letham of must Kogee Oklahoma Uncle of the bridegroom assisted by professor Whidden of first Baptist Church. As or. Dennis Roberts played the bridal chorus from Lohengrin the bridal party entered the living room. The Bride wore a Princess gown of periwinkle Blue silk net Over Blue taffeta with a scroll embroil. Ery of Blush Pink. The v neckline was edged with tiny pleats of the Blue net Over this was worn a Short Coatee featuring slightly puffed sleeves and edged in the Blue pleating. She wore a Chapel veil of Blush Pink tulle held in place and gathered at the with a Garland of Orange blossoms. She carried a colonial bouquet of Sweet heart roses and Sweet peas framed in Gypsophila and tied with Pale Pink tulle. Miss Agnes Phillips the Bride s Only attendant wore a frock of Rose Blush Chiffon designed on Empire lines featuring a Square neck line and puff sleeves. Her hat was an Model of corded ribbon and she carried a colonial bouquet of mauve Sweet peas and Johanna Hill roses. Or. William Ferris Cousin of the bridegroom Vas groomsman. Following the ceremony an in formal reception was held. Or. And mrs. Johnstone left for the Lake of the Woods where their Honey Moon will be spent. For travelling the Bride chose a Semi tailored two piece dress of White Linen patterned in Willow Blue the Square neck line was emphasized by piping of White Linen. Her hat was of Natu ural coloured Linen and summer Tan. She wore sweetheart roses and Sweet peas. Mrs. Gray Mother of the Bride chose a simple gown of Navy and White triple sheer with a Short jacket of the same material. Her hat was Navy and she wore Coral Sveet peas and White pansies. Mrs. Johnstone Mother of the bridegroom wore for the occasion of printed Chiffon. Her hat was of White leghorn. She wore purple Sweet peas and pansies. Mrs. Letham of Muskogee okla Home grandmother of the Bride Groom chose a two piece frock of Navy Blue Georgette. Her hat was of Navy Straw she wore mauve and purple Flowers. 4 in the presence of relatives and intimate friends Isabel Jean youngest daughter of or. And mrs. W. Mcknight of Killarney Man., and or. Arthur h. Benge Young est son of the late or. And mrs. Frank Benge plighted their troth in the Chapel of St Mathiews Church thursday at 7.30 The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore a tailored dress of White spun Shantung printed in Flower sprays and her hat was White. She wore Cream sweetheart roses. Rev. G. R. Calvert officiated. Following the ceremony mrs. C. F. Mcknight and misses Ruth Mcknight and Helen Thompson were joint hostesses at a Buffet luncheon. Or. And mrs. Benge left to Honey Moon at grand Beach prior to Tak ing up residence at Killarney. Miss Florence Jessie Nightingale St James Man., became the Bride of or. Leonard Arvid Larsen Winnipeg saturday july 16. Hev. H. B. Duckworth officiated. Wore a Halo of Pink and Blue Flowers and carried Briercliffe roses and White Sweet peas. Miss Joselyn Parker attended As brides maid wearing a floor length Model of printed Chiffon and carried Talisman roses. The bridegroom was attended by or. Austin Taylor. Immediately following the recep Tion or. And mrs. Powers left by motor for Kenora. Uncle Corner Ray s h of about a few riddles today i think it s always fun to try wits on then so i am from our Funmaker our taking 20 leaflet 1. What has three feet but can t walk 2. What is full of holes but still holds water 3. What goes through Woods v. Moving a Twig 4. Why is a Young lady depend ent on the letter 5. Who is allowed to sit in front of the Queen with his hat on 6. What is the first thing a Gar Dener sets in his Garden 7. Why should a Motorist never be broke on the Road 8. In what Way is an automobile like a baseball team 9. Why Are traffic cops usually poor 1 what is the oldest table in the world 11. Why is a Baker a foolish per son 12. What is that which no Man yet did see which never was but always is to be 13. As round As a cup As deep As a cup but All of Lake Erie Lan t fill it up 14. What flies but has no wings 15. How far is it from february to june 16. What is the most Ani Mal 17. When is a clock cruel 18. Why is a like a fire when the clock strikes thir teen what tune is it what soap is the hardest before you look at the answers below see How Many you can guess. Here Are the answers 1. A Yard stick. 2. A sponge. 3. A sound. 4. Because she would be a Young lad without it 5. The Coachman. 6. His foot. 7 he should always have his Jack with him. 8. Both need Good batteries. 9 people always make whistle for their Money. 10. Multiplication table. 11. Because he Sells what he needs 12. Tomorrow 13. A Strainer. 14. Time. 15. A sin Gle Spring. 16. A Skunk because he gives a scent cent to every one passing. 17. When it strikes one two three or More. 18. Because it makes Oil boil. 19. Time clock to be fixed. 20. Cast steel so. That it took six Days for then Triumph to reach the newspapers. Determined somehow to Aid the work of sending less fortunate Chil Dren out of the City for a healthy country Holiday. Jack Mclean 100 Arlington Street and Irene Yvonne and Donald Mckay 90 Arlington Street put their Heads together. They got up a show and wangled a cake out of tolerant Mother. At the the Day the score was receipts lots of fun and for the fund expenditures one after noon and plenty of Energy. Field and Trail club returns from Rockies seventeen members of the Alleg Hany Field and Trail club passed through Winnipeg Friday evening Over Canadian Pacific lines in route to their Homes in n.y., after a three weeks tour of Western Canada and several Side trips into the Canadian Rockies. Charles Jempson Leader of the group was highly optimistic As to the results of the trip both from the Point of a Holiday and scientific children stage show for fresh air Camps entering into the promotion business on behalf of the associated fresh air Camps fund four Arling ton Street children the oldest Only 12 put on a Swift moving show and raffle tuesday and raised Only in one department did they Lack the professional touch and that was publicity. They had no director wore a pleated Coronet and match by a Juliet Cap of French Flowers girl finds men fade away after few dates with her by mrs. Elizabeth Thompson some people Are with a certain sparkle others acquire it while still others remain Dull As Long As live. However there would seem to be Hope for the writer of this letter. She says dear mrs. Thompson i started to earn my own living at the age of 13, when my father died and left my Mother wit i very Little. I had to work very hard but went to night school As. Much As possible and my Mother taught me to be honest and live right. Eventually i worked myself up to a Good Job i a store where i have been for four years. I am considered attractive Oblong with a perfect figure and pleasing personality and i dress very Well. I never had so much attention from in the past year. However while they almost break their necks until they get to know me in a Short time they just Aren t interested. I know i am very quiet and very often after going out with them a few times i am Tongue tied. I try to get As much out of the daily paper As possible and read what i think might help but apparently i am not Reading the right things. I even bought a radio and listen to Many programmes. I make myself interested in what the men say and do and am very Happy when in their company but for the life of me i can t put myself Over. I Don t neck with them just because they take me out. About the Only thing i can do Well is dance though i can play Tennis not badly j do not smoke but take the Todd cocktail when in Good company. Please Tell me what is wrong As i am going with a Nice Man now and think he is losing interest. Do you think it is proper to ask a Young to dinner if he has taken you out two or three times i have done this with usually just the two of us present. Hazel. Cook she was and How cosy it was to have a meal with her alone. By All Means ask a Man in for Coffee after a show invite him to spend an evening at your Home or ask him to dinner with your family but postpone intimate dinners until you have made considerable pro Gress. If All you say about yourself is True you should be Able to relax in the company of men and feel confident however you the Are Strain presentable of putting asking a Man to a twosome dinner in the Early stages of your acquaintance is not Good policy. Lots of boys would be scared off by a girl s apparent present is undoubtedly one reason haste to show them what a Good Why you Don t Click. Yourself where you Are May have Given you a. Feeling of inferiority so that you Are More or less on your guard and afraid of criticism. This will prevent you from feeling at ease and making other people feel comfortable in your presence. Believe your Mirror when it tells you that you Are attractive then forget yourself and concentrate on making men feel that you find them interesting and fascinating. Men Don t want to discuss inter National affairs with pretty girls. Nobody Ever fell in love with a news broadcast. The boys want to Tell you about themselves hold Forth on their ideas and activities. If you Are really interested in their conversation and show it you won t have to complain of fade outs. But if you keep wondering what shall i talk about How do i look i wonder what he thinks about etc., you will be a very poor listener. On the other hand your mistake May be Over eager Ness. You May be too anxious to please creating an atmosphere of gushing or making the men think you never had any at Tention before. Try to appear glad to see them but Don t fall All Over yourself. Also try to cultivate hobbies and interests. Being keen about some thing will bring a sparkle to your eyes and a glow to your Cheeks making you More attractive. Be sides you will have More in common with men who share your enthusiasms. Mutual Tate rest in Bridge music sports tropical fish or anything else can be the Means of starting a Romance. However your enthusiasms must be genuine in order to bring you. Any pleasure or impress other people. The fact that you have so interests at Success. The association he said is affiliated with the Buffalo science museum and is interested in gathering out doors specimens of Plant life. While in the mountains the members were Able to add greatly to their collection. The party stopped three Days in Calgary for the express purpose of witnessing the Stampede which the american visitors described As thrilling and unique. It was in Calgary that or. Jemp son visited his brother whom he had not seen since he left More than 40 years ago. It was probably through seeing him again that i took such a liking to the said or Jempson but it s a great and i Hope the drouth is finally ended. Toronto. More than persons celebrated the 25th anniversary of the founding Augustine s Seminary in a service presided Over by archbishop James c. Mcguigan of Toronto diocese. Say Tom i discovered a grit Bru kist today Ever. Eat kell066v Corn flakes with a Hoof course every we think Crisp Kellogg s Corn flakes with sliced fruit of berries you be missed a treat. Blend those tempting flavors with milk or Cream. What a breakfast Kellogg s Are always oven Fresk and ready to serve. At All grocers. Made by Kellogg in. London ont with fruit round trip birgainr4tes As Low As their reduced fares offered on it re Pilar Lii Linci of Canadian facile Linen. From sbt.4 Toich. 2, four weeks overseas the of lifetime for m now Coit Kouw abroad. Act now for Choice. I Dation. Sec your local emf or we. Get Anskis l general passenger aleut i c. T. R. Bldg. Wynn per. I 92 4 Pho 2 456-7. The family s civic Holiday Outing be sure have year Ches there s a secret to keeping summer dresses and suits fresh and new looking before and after every Holiday Outing just Send them to Quinton s for a thorough Sanito inc. You la be amazed How much better your clothes will look and How much longer they will Wear when san toned regularly by Quinton s Quality cleaners. Special men s suits dry cleaned and pressed special Price does not include White Sulu film Beth. Etc. Phone 42 everybody does Union s return one Day Over track smooth and Turtle so. Fiscu Fannin time. Wednesday july 27 and civic Holiday hon., aug. 1 Zoino la. Winnipeg la. Ingolf la. Laulu la. Keewatin a. Kenora 8.30 . .10.lfra.m .ll.ooa.m. .11.1o . Returning la. Kenora 7.50 La. La. Laulu la. Ingolf .10.30p.m. Coach accommodation. To baggage. Checked. N children. 5 years and under 12, half fare. I Delight fish. 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