Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 27, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday july 27, 1938 Canadian cookery use fresh Young vegetables mrs. Madeline Day hot i icnov.-. To be Canning and serving. Bui if you Don t do it Avn what Are Vou going to do when months come along think the peas and the Beans d the Corn right out of your own Arden. Taste. Ind u Economy Means anything Canning. The raise yourself by for so Little food budget As ind u eco can t a Vii act eatables which r hich you can buy you can b Jot Down on Tho of s outlay for Seal perhaps a canner or boiler. But after that the Cost Small wid the returns Are put h Vou Ordinary care Lre is of spoilage. Jad Canning vegetables is not a task. Remember things and your troubles Are Over. Of Flat to can first do not at nit fresh Young o yet those which have second use Only new rubber rings and sterilize both these and the Caps and sealers thoroughly. Then follow the general rules for Canning and you can t go wrong. Canned peas use Only Young freshly gathered peas and do not include any which have begun to turn even slightly yellow. Wash the pods before Shel Ling them then it s not necessary to Wash the peas. Sort them for size for the larger ones take a Little longer pre cooking than the very tiny ones. Cover them with boiling water and boil the very Young ones for 3 minutes. If they Are a Little larger boil them 5 minutes. Pack them loosely into hot sterile sealers and add 1 Teaspoon Salt to each quart Jar. Fill to within Viz Inch from the top with the water in which they were cooked adding1 boiling water if there is not enough of this. Been Pickett he same Day. If have your Cwm Garden that is i adjust the rubbers and Caps and if not make arrangements to Seal nightly. Now unscrew the Caps % them brought to Vou As soon j a Bare Quarter turn. This is to Al Low for air expansion and the of air bubbles. Set the jars on a rack or false Bottom in a canner or Wash boiler f and fill with boiling water to come up Over the tops of the jars at least 3 inches. Bring this water to a boil and boil steadily for 3 hours making sure that it never stops boiling cur ing this time. If it Cooks add More boiling water. I at the end of 3 hours lift the jars out one at a time and tighten each Seal completely. Cool slowly away from draughts then test for leaks before storing. Canned Beans Wash and string the Beans and break them in Small pieces. Cover with boiling water and boil for 5 minutes. Pack them into hot sterile jars and add Teaspoon Salt to each quart sealer. Fill to within Inch from the tops with the water in which they were cooked. Adjust the rubbers and Caps and partly Seal that is Seal completely then unscrew a Bare Quarter turn. Place in a canner or Wash boiler and process steadily for .3 hours keeping the water always boiling just As you do for peas and adding More if necessary. Remove a time tighten the seals and Cool before testing for leaks and storing. Canned Corn use Only Young freshly gathered Corn but choose ears that Are Well filled and Milky. Remove the husks and silk and Cut the Corn from the cob cutting As close As possible. Cover with boiling water and boil for 3 minutes then loosely into hot sterile jars. Add 1 Teaspoon Salt and 2 Teaspoons sugar to each quart Jar and do not pack them closely. Fill to within 1 Inch from the top with the water in which the Corn was cooked. Adjust the rubbers and Caps and partly Seal. Process under boiling water for 3 hours making sure that the water covers the tops of the sealers at least 3 inches. Remove one at a time tighten the seals and Cool. Dress is not for i psf skin needs by Jtj Liet Shelby when you pack up your old kit bag for your summer vacation see to it that All the Little salves and things that ease the inevitable mis haps of rough and Tumble in the great open spaces Are included in the packing. Mosquito bites Don t laugh enough of them or even one or two can make a sensitive skin a torture. Your Best Friend is household am Monia. Swab the bite gently and see the irritation go Down while the itching grows less frantic. Citron Ella Oil not the sweetest smelling thing in the world to be Ward off the in sects before they can. Light to bite. Gnats Sand flies and other maraud ing things on wings feel just As bitterly Over r Citronella perfume As do mosquitoes so it s a Good first Aid or preventive for the Holiday tripper. Sunburn something. A there we have most of the Lovely smelling oils Vartti washes brought out by accredited cosmetic houses will perform magically. But sup pose you run out of the s 1 stuff while Don t Lei underarm odor spoil your popularity safeguard your Charm with mum count but All too often an otherwise excellent appear Ance is spoiled by failure to use a Good Cream deodorant. Everyone perspire and anyone often without knowing it May be Pulley of underarm odor. Frequent bathing is not sufficient. A Bath re moves Only past Ftp ration it can not remove odor from perspiration which follow the Bath. To preserve your dainties a and your Charm you must give your underarms Sescial care. That s Why the Wise woman uses mum every Day and after every Bath. Mum is a gentle pleasant Cream that simply prevents under Arm odor before it Ever starts. With mum you never risk offending those you want for friends. Mum is Quick it takes just half a minute to smooth in a touch of mum under each Arm. Then slip into your dress and go. Mum is Safe use mum any time even after you re dressed. Foe it does not injure fabrics. Mum is sure Mam does not Stop healthful perspiration but it does Stop All Odorle even after underarm shaving mum actually soothes the skin. Mum lasts All Dayi Start the Day or evening with mum. And come Home with underarms As fresh As when you started. Get mum from your druggist today. After Bath freshness soon fades without mum avoid embarrassment thousands of women use mum fur sanitary napkins because is gentle sure. Flay use Mam this Way too. M2b takes the odor out of perspiration hade in Canada stick to your roman meal this summer that s Good hot weather advice because my Mineral Rich cereals roman meal Bekus Puddy and Lishus and Iron Rich Kofy sub Supply the vitalizing elements which help you withstand any degree of heat and build up your Mineral Reserve against the Short dark Days ahead. Combine one of these cer eals All Are equally Mineral Rich with lots of fresh fruit vegetables nuts and milk select from these 80% of the bulk of your food intake and you will enjoy the honest weather in Comfort. Here Are some delicious summer time suggestions i urge you to try never roman meal muffins Well Here s a real treat for you. Mixed and in no time roman meal muffins Are just scrumptious of picnics or with salads or fresh fruit desserts and very very healthful even hot from the oven. A Glass of milk and one or two roman meal muffins make an Ideal hot weather snack or lunch. A hot meal that does not overheat a wholesome hot Maal which is easily digested and a overheating to the body follow my special Pancake ref be. Serve with or Maple syrup or smothered berries if digestion is Good and the heaviest Appe Wevill be satisfied without being satiated and the hot can be disregarded. Recipes and other delightful suggestions that will help you to vary vitalize your summer meals Are printed on All roman meal Bekus by and Lishus packages. Finally i urge you to try Kofy sub iced. Richer in Iron than any food substance known to me and needed by the blood Cooling and you can drink it by the gallon and get Good from every drop. Especially delightful if sweetened with Honey before Long. Free Booklet How to keep address Robert g. Jackson m.d., 551 Vine ave. Toronto. A Etc in some parts of Canada roman meal win henceforth be k As or. Jackson is a change in name Only product itself remains unchanged. Ukrainian Catholic juniors hold meet annual convention of the Junior Section of the ukrainian Catholic brotherhood of Canada was held sunday at East Selkirk. High mass was Sung in the Church by eve. J. To Sushynsky. Rev. A. Luhovy and the choir from St. Mary s protectorate Church Winnipeg directed by j. Kuzmin sky assisted. Greetings were extended by Bishop Ladyka j. D. Stratychuk president of the brotherhood and various other organizations. Fol lowing the banquet addresses were Given by Rev. Luhovy John Kozo Riz o. Bilan m. Stelmach and Rev. Lopuszynsky. Resolutions were adopted and cups presented to successful teams. Miles from your neighbourhood drug store suppose you smash the pre Cious phial or lose your Luggage for a Day or so any Small town Gen eral store can give you Lime water and linseed Oil which you can mix in equal parts to make a sunburn emulsion. If you can get the pro duct known As Carron Oil. There is your identical emulsion All mixed. It is the prescription name for the dressing used generally for the treating of Burns and scalds. Knuckles barked while you change a tire abrasions of the skin from sports and tumbles scratches and cuts from Rocky bathing beaches fish Hook Nicks and so on and on and these Little annoyances Are Best painted immediately with a Good Antiseptic. Iodine is a standby there Are others just As common and Good. It might be Well to pack along soap for skin and for shampooing a pretty wedding took place sat urday july 16, at 2.30 p.m., at the Home of or. And mrs. W. Birrell when their Only daughter Helen Robertson became the Bride of or. David w. Shearer eldest son of or. Shearer and the late or. James Shearer of Winnipeg. Rev. A. M. J. Gray officiated. Miss Mary Dick son played the wedding music and during the signing of the Register Sang because. The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore a floor length Model of Pale Blue sheer and a Pink silk turban with Chapel veil. She carried red roses and Sweet peas. She was attended by miss Audrey Shearer sister of the bridegroom who wore a floor length gown of Pink sheer and a Blue Straw picture hat. She wore red roses and Sweet peas. Or. Walter Mitchell attended the bridegroom. Following a Buffet luncheon or. And mrs. Shearer left for a Short Rione Moon. For going away the Bride wore a Navy Blue ensemble with White hat. Rosemary lane., protects her mrs. Earl Webster. She wore a gown of White silk organza trim at neck and Waist with narrow bands and bows of White velvet her full length veil was of tulle held in place by a band of Orange blossoms caught at each Side with rhinestone clips. She carried Talis Man roses. Miss Vera Sutter Sis Ter of the Bride was bridesmaid and wore Orchid net Over taffeta with a becoming Halo hat of White silk peas and Gypsophila. The Flower girl was miss Lois Duke Cousin of the Bride. She wore yellow organdy with Bonnet to match and carried a Basket of Rose petals Morley Sut Ter brother of the Bride was train bearer. Or. Christian t. Sutter was groomsman. The Ushers were messes. Donald Duke and Ben Sut Ter. During the signing of the Reg ister mrs. Thomas heed Sang at dawning. The reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents after which the couple left for a Honey Moon at Carlyle Lake. For her going away costume the Bride chose a White Linen sport suit with striped Linen Blouse and Large White sport hat. The Mother of the Bride wore Page five. N printed Pink sheer crepe with Large White hat the Mother of the Bride Groom wore a Brown printed silk crepe. Or. And mrs. Bright will reside at Sinclair Man. King receives commissioner London july 26. Up sir Gerald Campbell newly appointed High commissioner to Canada was received by the King today at Buckingham Palace. Sir Gerald assumes his new position in the fall succeeding sir Francis Floud. Felt hats suitable for travel Wear Are being shown with High crowns and slanting brims. White is the popular color Choice with Navy beige and Black following closely. My poor feet Joor Turnr with my i Raous Hidur i rated with alkaline Antiseptic i Kite that control Penni ration. I Toothe tender aching Bonne feet and Banush All Trace of foot odor. Price per 4k_ no feet which will not be allergic to Brack ish or Lime Laden water. The bet Ter care you take of your hair in the wilderness the less like a neglected stepchild you will look when you hit civilization again. Try vinegar in the rinsing water after your bucolic shampoo but be sure to rinse out that solution with Clear water As a final Bath. Enough of the vinegar will stick to make your hah soft and clean. There again a general shop in the most primitive neighbourhood can Supply the Beauty Aid that you need the most at the moment. Bee stings and Hornet stings Are Nasty things and while household ammonia helps a lot a pack of bicarbonate of soda pasted Over the Hurt is even More soothing. Don t use both together that s too much of too Many Good things. If the stinger is left in the wound draw it out with your tweezers but gently. First sterilize your tweezers moreover h that tiny bottle of pure alcohol which you have in your kit. Sun and air Are Fine for your hair your skin and your general Upkeep. But protect yourself from overdoses. A kerchief Over your coiffure Good creams for your skin dark glasses and a lotion for your eyes and As fast As possible pure alcohol for Poison Ivy weddings b Melita pretty wedding was performed in the presbyterian Church saturday july 23, when Jessie Wilhelmina second daughter of or. And mrs. D. W. Yuill was United in marriage to or. Robert Joseph Kilgour son of the late or. J. W. Kilgour and mrs. Kilgour of Ninga Man. Rev. J. S. Wilson of Winnipeg who had performed the marriage service of the Bride s Mother officiated assisted by Rev. M. P. Floyd of Melita. The Church was decorated with summer blossoms. The choir Sang the voice that breathed o or Eden and miss Dora Dunbar played the wedding music. During the sign in of the Register mrs. D. Lament Sang o perfect love and this Day of Golden Promise. The Bridge Given in marriage by Hur father chose White Chiffon and wore her Mother s veil which was trimmed with lace medallions. She carried Briercliffe roses and lilies of the Valley. Misses Winnifred Yuill and Ger Trude Dobbyn attended As brides maids the former wearing Pink lace and a stiffened Halo. She car when he visits girl Friend by mrs Elizabeth Thompson it is common for mothers of Young girls to be concerned when their daughters stay out later than expected but As a Rule mothers of boys Are less inclined to worry. However they too can become excited and cause embarrassing situations As this letter shows dear mrs. Thompson i am a girl 18 years old and have sister 17. She has a boy Friend and recently a chum of his coming to see me. Since the boys have been coming around my Mother has told us they should not stay later than 10.30 except for some special reason. The other night one of the boys stayed until 11 and his Mother came after him. My sister answered the door. The Mother asked if her son was Here and my sister told her he was ask ing her to come in. She said she would not. You see mrs. Thomp son no one in our family had met her. She walked right off Home with her son and went straight by my Mother without saying a Rord. What is worrying Mother and us girls is what Mother should have done. She has never been in a situation like this before. Should she have or what we girls have lived in this neighbor Hood Ever since we were born and have a character above reproach. Mother has never allowed us to stand around Street Corners hang around schools Etc. We have Al ways been told to bring our friends Home. So you see Mother has been very strict and this has been a hard blow. Was the boy s Mother right in acting As she did How do you think she will feel towards her son s girl Friend How should the girl act when she. Meets the boy or his Mother should the girl go and have a talk with the Mother worried. This is a Case of least said soonest and the girl certainly should not have a talk with the boy s Mother. After All what would she say there is no need to apologize for entertain ing a Young Man in a respectable Home until la o clock. It was his own fault he stayed so late but it was no great crime. Unless the. Boy i very unusual he will be furious with his Mother and feel humiliated and embarrassed by her conduct. No lad around 18 wants to feel tied to his Mother s apron strings. If this woman had said something like i happened to be passing by and wondered if Jack was still it would t have been so bad but to come for the sole purpose of dragging him off in disgrace is enough to destroy All Confidence Between her and her son. However Don t think her action was any reflection on you. Or your sister. It was probably just an exhibition of jealousy and possessiveness. She May be the kind of Mother who hates to see her son show an interest in girls no matter How Sweet and Lovely they May be. It is pathetic when a woman is so wrapped up in her boy that she can t Bear to have him live a Normal life so Don t blame the poor soul. Try to feel sorry for her and Don t let anything she does worry you. Be polite and Friendly if you meet her or the boy. You Don t make it Clear How your Mother came into the picture. If she was in the House and the other woman refused to enter i Don t see How the situation arose. How Ever if your Mother had been out and entered the House As the two were leaving the boy would have spoken to her if he had any Man ners at All then he should have introduced his Mother or she should have said Jack won t you Intro Duce me to mrs. If they kept right on going it was not your Mother s place to Rush after there though if she saw the boy was embarrassed it would have been proper and natural for her to say hello i suppose this is your Mother. How do you do mrs. Anyhow Don t worry about the incident it s the other people s faces which should be red. Ried yellow miss Dobbyn chose lace worn with a stiffened Halo and carried yellow roses. Little Donna Powne the Flower girl wore a frilled mauve Chiffon dress. Or. Hoy Young of Waskada was groomsman and the Ushers were messes. E. Taylor and Alan Mcclure of Desford Man. Following luncheon at the Bride s Home or. And mrs. Kilgour left for a honeymoon in Minneapolis and St. Paul minn., and other they will reside at members of the family of mrs. A. Bradley of 479 Beresford Avenue gathered at her Home tuesday in Celebration of her 80th birthday. Born in Yorkshire England mrs. Bradley has lived in Winnipeg for the past 57 years. With her during the Day will be her nine children four grandchildren and four great grandchildren one of whom Barry Arthur Williams will be christened. Godparents will be mrs. H. F. Smith and Arthur and Clarence Bradley. Other members of the family in clude mrs. H. West mrs. E. M. Street John George Pilk and Clif Ford Bradley. Four generations Are shown above. They Are mrs. Brad Ley mrs. Street mrs. B. Williams and her infant son Barry. Points South. Red Lake. For travelling the Bride chose a Navy Blue printed organza with which she wore a Blue crepe coat and a Corsage of sweetheart roses and lilies of the Valley. Mrs. A w. Yuill the Bride s i other wore Aqua Marine iac3, with a Large leghorn hat. Her Cor Sage was of Johanna Hill roses. Mrs. Kilgour Mother of the Bride Groom wore a Black and White ensemble and a Corsage of Talis Man roses. W f. Knox United Church Helston Man., was the scene of a pretty wedding july 16, when Margaret Merle eldest daughter of or. And mrs. J. L. Meloney be came the Bride of or. William c. Cobb son of or. And mrs. B. Cobb Ignace ont. Rev. J. Russell officiated. The Church was decorated with summer blooms and the guests pews were marked by tulle and Gypsophila. The Bride entered the Church with her father As the strains of Mendelssohn s wedding March were played by mrs. John a. Sly. The Bride wore a powder Blue triple sheer floor length gown featuring Elbow length tucked sleeves and grecian bodice held at the front by a rhinestone clip. She wore a Matching Blue Chapel veil and car ried Talisman and Token roses Sweet peas Gypsophila and Maiden hair Fern. Miss Dorothy Meloney sister of the Bride was bridesmaid and wore a floor length gown of peach triple sheer featuring the new swing skirt and a pleated bodice with a High neckline held by a Pearl clip. She wore a White picture hat with powder Blue and peach streamers. She carried a Sheath of Pink snap Delphinium Gypsophila and Fern. The bridegroom was at tended by or. Roy Meloney brother of the Bride. The Ushers were messes. Clifford and lome Meloney. During the signing of the Register miss Jean Brown Sang because. The reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents. Later or. And mrs. Cobb left for Clear Lake. The Bride wore for travelling a suit of Oxford Grey with a Navy Blouse. On their return they will reside in Ignace ont. Mrs. Meloney Mother of the Bride chose a dress of Navy sheer with a White hat. She wore Token roses. Agnes. Anne daughter of or. And mrs. S. W. Bryant of fort William ont., was United in marriage to or. Nelson. King of re , sask., son of mrs. H. Mclntyre Winnipeg Man. July 26, at 3 p.m., in fort ont Rev. D. Milvor officiated. Wed Ding music was played by mrs. R. M. Boyd. The Bride Given i marriage by her father chose a gown of White handkerchief Linen with Cluny lace insertion on simple lines with a Square neckline puffed sleeves and a full skirt her Chapel veil was held in place by Gardenias and she carried Gardenias and lilies of the Valley. Miss Norma Bryant sister of the Bride attended As bridesmaid and chose Pink Point d Esprit with bands of taffeta on the Hemline of the full skirt and on the puffed sleeves. She wore a Blue taffeta corded hat with Pink lacing carried Cornflower and Pink roses. Or. Walter Mclntyre. Of port Arthur ont., attended As Best Man. A recept was held at the Home of the Bride s parents. Or. And mrs. Mclntyre left on a honeymoon to the Pacific coast motoring by Way of the United states. They will reside at Lakeview Lodge Hegina sask. For travelling the Bride wore a natural coloured tropical worsted suit and a Corsage of Talis Man roses. Wore Black Georgette with a Floral design a Black hat trimmed with Flowers arid a Corsage of deep Pink roses. The bridegroom s Mother chose White printed sheer and a Corsage of red roses. St. Matthew s Church was the scene of a quiet wedding Satur Day july 23, at 2 p.m., when Sadie Isabel second daughter of or. And mrs. N. A. Mcdonald of Guyton Manitoba became the Bride. Of or. Leonard Harold Claydon son of the late c. R. Claydon and mrs. Claydon of Winnipeg. Rev. George r. Calvert officiated. Miss Kather Ine Mackenzie and or. Arthurs. Peddie attended the Bride and bridegroom. At a quiet ceremony at West Minster Church Friday july 22, at 5 p.m., Ruth Gertrude Only daughter of or. Charles Herbert Mccann became the Bride of or. Melmon Fletcher Maxwell son of or. And mrs. William Maxwell of Montreal. Rev. David Fleming performed the ceremony. The Bride was Given in marriage by her father and attended by her Cousin miss May Felt of Regina sask. Or. Clifford Monteith was groomsman. The Bride chose for the occasion a becoming Tailleur of White and a wide brimmed hat of Parisan. She wore Token roses. Following a reception at the Home of the Bride s father Grosvenor Avenue or. And mrs. Maxwell left for Montreal and new York. They will make their Home in the Wake Field apartments Stra Brook ave nue. Vancouver . Miss Marjorie Browning daughter of or. Charles Browning formerly Winnipeg was United in marriage to or. Mor Gan Douglas Whidden Only son of or. And mrs. A. S. Whidden of Vancouver in Christ Church Cathe dral Vancouver july 21. Rev. C. C. Owen officiated. The Bride was attended by miss Vivian Barnard of Winnipeg and or. James Gardiner was grooms Man. Or. And mrs. Whidden Are spending their honeymoon motoring in the state of Washington. They will reside at 2426 West third ave nue Vancouver . Reavers sask. A pretty wed Ding took place in Knox United Church july 14, when Caroline Alice eldest daughter of or. And mrs. Christian Sutter was. United in marriage to or. William Oliver Bright of Sinclair Man., son of or. And mrs. W. Bright. The Cere Mony was performed by the Rev. W. Henley. The Bride was Given in marriage by her father and entered the Church to the strains of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin played by mrs. Grace Mackay formerly acting Secretary was appointed honorary Secretary at the annual meeting of the Ontario conservative association in Toronto. Store wide clearance All Day wednesday in order to make room for new fall Stock we Are Clear ing our smart summer dresses for All occasions. 89 dresses Reg. To 98 dresses Reg. To 38 dresses Reg. To imported Model dresses 64 Only Street afternoon and evening dresses. Due to the unparalleled values of these exclusive Berkley dresses we suggest Early shopping for Best Choice. All at the one Price 11 were Reg. 14 were Reg. 13 were Reg. 15 were Reg. 11 were hats Reg. To 79 other hats proportionately reduced. Our entire Stock of smart Coats and suits greatly reduced for Quick clearance. The height 0 fashion ;