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. £8g@S 1 teaspoon nul Seald and cool add yeast dissol enough flour to let riss over nigh In Germany, ins find raissd dough nachts cor fastâ€"nig with Shrove Tuesc man greatâ€"greatâ€"g recipe for the rais were always mads this day. In many countries, both in I and in the Orient, a straw figui carried with pomp in a prozessic finally burned in a fire whose w was associated with that of th whose influence was necesary fc tile crops. Often a bell was throughout the period. We fin relics of these early customs stil ried on in England where the c bells are rung vigcrously as a that it is the hcur to consumeé SBhrove Tuesday pancakes. P their association with this day be traced back so as to have a re with the planted seeds Fasnachts for Shrove Tuesday Menu this Week ine ceremo ciated with tre name giv begins, are ! tian religicn. ed among th this time cf ; gods in order which wore l Toâ€"morrow is "Pancake Day." This Gives Hints for Ob servance. Ceremonies Associated with Shrove Tuesday are Said to be Older than the Christian Religion. TtTwo 1 cup muiK ‘; yeast cake 4% cup lukewarn 1 teaspoon salt 4"% cups flout 4 cup shortenir 1 cup light brow SAVE FOOD DOLLARS "%" ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR $T. REGI1S 392 SHERBOURNE ST. (Just above Carlton) RA. 4135 Rai Fasnacht ed Doug! VERY ROOM is an outside room, highâ€" ceilinged and good size. Each room has its own balcony and tiled bath and shower. Good food. Attentive service. 1A s IFXK L HOTEL YVHEN : YOU°RE IN _ FORONFO Private hotel garage service available. Away from trains and noise; yet only 3 minutes from Eaton‘s College Street Storeâ€"which indicates how quickly you can reach stores and theatres. Single rooms, double rooms, suites â€"all with bath and shower FROM $2.00 DAILY X‘T when lukewarni in water, and ‘ ca stiff batter; the morning add 1nuts pancakes own as om my Gerâ€" her comes a hnuts which i3us>hold on Sta y a l t/z 2 in Europe figure was session and se warmth of the ‘sun, ry for ferâ€" was rung ‘e find the is still carâ€" the church s a signal till assoâ€" which is ne the Perhaps y could relation iginat who a S I1ASâ€" clated to the woSuld A delightful surprise farewell party was held at Miss Margaret Easton‘s studio on* Friday night by Miss Ann Semchison, in honour of Miss Rosaâ€" mond McCulloch, who is leaving in the near future for England, where she will taks up residence with relatives. The happy and carefree evening was a joy to those who attended, and all eagerly jcoined in the many dances. There were spscialty dances such as Parl Jones, and when the corchestra, cocmpcosed of Messrs. Peter Boychuk, Harvey Perron and Paddy Quinn, was not giving out tuneful melodies, the radio or gramaphone would dGdo the honours. Singâ€"song, which seems to add something to every getâ€"together, was heartily enjoyed, and a lovely lunch was served by Misses Semchison and Geraldine Turscotte. Miss Semâ€" chison had also prepared scuvenir noâ€" velties which she distributed to the young ladies and gentlemen. Adding another surprise to the surprise party, the guest of honour, Miss McCulloch, wias presented with a beautiful fitted agropack, which will keep her friends in mind when she is far away. Those who were present at the very enjoyable event were: Misses Brodie Brisbhois, Katie Burke, Winnie Aitkinâ€" son, Maizie Newton, Grace McQuarrie, Gwen Webb, Madge Webb, Thelda Stevenson, Rose Martin, Geraldine Turcotte, Irene Salley, Margaret Easâ€" ton, Diane Melville, Jessie O‘Brien, Sal: Paprika and nutmeg 1 cup thin cream â€" ege yolks 2 tablespoons sherry Remove meat from shell and cut in cubes. Melt butter, stir in flour and seascnings and add cream gradually. Add lobster and when thick add egg yolks and flavourinz mixed with some of the sauce. (Copyright 1938, by the Bell Synd« Surprise Farewell Party Friday Night Delightful Event in Honour of Miss Rosamond MeCulâ€" loch. MODERN METHOD OF PREVENTING FOOD SPOILAGE PAYS FOR ITSELE! There‘s no need to be without the great convenience of elecâ€" tric refrigeration because this modern method will actually pay for itself in food savings. The tagâ€"end of Sunday‘s roast combined with some leftâ€"over steak or cutlet makes a savory stew or a grand platter of hashâ€"and you have three meals for the price of two. That‘s the way electric refrigerâ€" ation will stretch your food dollars. And you can also save by being able to buy in quantity at sale prices. Let us tell you about our easy payment plan that fits all budgets. pound l¢bster cup butter tablespcon flout Canada Northern Power Corporation Limited Controlling and Operating Newburg Northern Ontario Power Company, Limited Northern Quebec Power Company, Limited Asked to describe his idea of the typical American girl, Mr. DeMille says: ‘"‘Blonde, blue eyes, natural colâ€" our in cheeks, fairly full lips, straight and fairly short nose, active, funâ€"lovâ€" ing and intelligent, five feet, four inches tall, thirtyâ€"fourâ€"inch bust, twenâ€" tyâ€"fourâ€"inch waist, thirtyâ€"fourâ€"inch hips, weight 110 pounds." "As Heaven Intended You" As for those madeâ€"up blondes, Mr. DeMille says, "Casting directors look right over their heads for someone with complete naturalness and most men like to see pretty women, pretity A special meeting of the R.N.A.O. will be held in St. Mary‘s hospital on Tuesday (toâ€"morrow) evening March iIst, at 8.15 p.m. All nurses are invited to attend.â€" No less an authority than Cecil B. DeMille says: ‘"Most men prefer hlondes unless a clever brunette gets to them first. But artificial blondes who wear slacks and paint their fingernails a grucsome red are a nuisance in Hollyâ€" wcod and everywhere else." SPECIAL MEETING OF NURSES OF THE DISTRICT TOâ€"MORROW Fort Erie, Ont., February 28th, 1938. â€"Two kittens in trouble required inâ€" tcernational coâ€"operation before they could be ressued. Cecil Opie, Canaâ€" dian National Railways checker, heard plaintive cries from within a box car grain laden which had arrived from St. Louis. The car being in bond it was necessary to obtain authorization of United States customs officials to break the seals and open the doors. Fermission being given, the doors were cpencd and officials found two scraggly kittens. They were fed, adopted and named "Ale" and ‘‘Porter" bacause their first feast of milk was served from an ash tray advertising these brewery products. Rescued Kittens Were Named "Ale" and "Porter" Ann Zuck, Margaret Geils, and Amn Semchison, and Messrs. Dan Marshall, Alfie Bocth, Bert Booth, Bill Hitch, Bill West, Bob Watson, Harvey Webb, Tom Godman, Fred Penrose, Jack Birâ€" kett, Don Gaines, Bill Dunn, Paddy Quinn, Art Appleby, Willie Shields, Frank King, George Cairns, and Jack Marks, and the guest of honour, Miss Rosamond McCulloch. FRANCISKA GAAL is a nat ; ISKA C 8 ural blonde blessed with deep blu ' dark lashes. She uses softâ€"makeâ€"up colours that harm:rll)ize aenfly:;?) dm: eclash, s Debs and Subâ€"Debs Take Noteâ€"Natural Blonde is National Choice! ‘By ELSIE PIERCE FA M O BEA UT Y EXTFTERT Bz BEAUTIFUL THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO much as heaven intended them." â€"Blondes at Their Best!â€" I address this particularly to debs \ and subâ€"debs because I think the young | 1 ones make ithe gravest mistakes in makeâ€"up. In their eagerness to keep their hair a golden colour, they use harsh bleaches instead of harmless rinses or brightening oil treatments. Instead of merely enhancing their naâ€" tural colour,; they exaggerate it. This applies to cheek and lip rouge, powder and especially eye makeâ€"up.. Black mascara or brow pencil will give the blonde a hard look, whereas brown will | give just the right accented note. The | blonde, more than any other type, shculd avoid a "madeâ€"up look. Blondes at their best are those who look naâ€" (Copyright, 1938, by the Bell Syndiâ€" cate, Inc.) tural, or at least very nearly so The ladies‘ schedule is over. The Laâ€" Mothe trophy winners (won all five games) are:â€"Mrs. Mosre (skip); Mrs. H. M. Turner (viceâ€"skip); Mrs. Ivy The third annual bonspiel commen:â€" ing on Mcnday at 4.30 pm. at the South Porcupine curling rink bids fair to ezlipss all predecessors. There will be 50 or 51 rinks compsting. To date ars entered 23 rinks from Timmins, 13 frome Dome, 1 from Pamur and 13 from our own club. The stork finally decided to bring a girl to the new hospital, and then brought two more in quick succession. The hospital has cnly been open ten days, and they already have eleven baâ€" bits there! Mrs. J. Hoy had the honâ€" our of being mother to the first baby girl on Feb. 24th but on the same day the stork arrived with another girl for Mrs. Tony Guidslin, and yesterday (25th) a baby daughter was born ts Mrs. William Mawhinney. If any more arrive the nursery will be cversrowded! The hospital has every bed cccupied! South Porcupine, Ont.. Feb. 26th.â€" (Special to The Advance)â€" Bornâ€"On Saturday, Feb. 26th, in the Porcupine General hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chevrierâ€"a son. Eleven Babies Born At S.P.G. Hospital New Hospital at South Porâ€" cupine Has Every Bed Ocâ€" cupied. Other South Porâ€" cupine News The thought then is that if the preâ€" sent treatmentâ€"Xâ€"rayâ€"does not afâ€" fect the cure, the viosterol, the pituiâ€" tary extract, and the calcium gluconate methcds are all worth trying. How Is Your Blood Pressure? Is it high . . . is it low? What preâ€" crautions should you take in either case? Senda for this latest Bartno Bookle} No. 108 which discusses this interesting As acne comes on at puberty, 13 to 16 years of age, most physicians now agree that the symptoms are due to some gland change which affects the oil in the little oil glands of the skin. It becomes thick and hard and so cannot caps readily to the surface of the skin thrcugh the little hole. As the oil gradually accumulates in the gland and cannct escapse, the gland enlarges, the oil, now a hard mass, becomes inâ€" fecied. Some pimples contain just the hard oil while oth2ars contain pus. Still Another Treatment for Acne Although a definite organism has been found in smears taken from the pus in pimples (acne), this ailment is not usually transferred from one paâ€" tient to ancther. Then followed the gland treatmentâ€" anterior pituitaryâ€"injected twice weekâ€" ly for two months. What may prove to be a for cne of the hard or tough skin type is recommended by Dr. E. A. Mullen in "Handbook of Treatment." Calcium (lime) gluccnate in doses of 75 drops of ten per cent. solution, injected into the veins at intervals of three days for a period of twenty days will give spectacular results." Cameron (second)>, and Miss Gwen Powler, lead. The runnersâ€"up, winâ€" ners of the Marshallâ€"Eccl«stone prizes, (wen four games and lost cne), are:â€" Mrs. Raymer (Paymaster) skip; Mrs. Lewis, viceâ€"skip; Mrs. Maxwellâ€"Smith, second. and Mrs. Cahill, lead. At the last end the score was 6â€"6, neâ€" cessitating another end, and when the end was played two rocks were so near the sentre that it required the compass of the rink manager to decide the winâ€" Ira¢gtion ol an inth. This garmne was watched by a number of hardened vetérans who said they had never seen sug@ a close finish to any gamsg. Congratulatitcns! And we hope to publish in the next issue a photograph of the first Porcupine Lady OCurlers‘ winning team. a number of studentsâ€"has given exâ€" cellent results in many cases. Ten drops of viosterol were taken daily in a half glassful of water, gradually inâ€" creasing the dose until at the end of two weeks 20 drops were being taken daily. Twenty drops were taken daily for two or more weeks. The treatment was repsated after an interval of ten days. Pimples disfigure the skin and cause so much embarrassment that the indiâ€" vidual is apt to develop an inferiority complex which interferes with husiness and social progress. Winners of the McLellan Consolation prizes (silk stockings) are:â€"Mrs. Wim. Fairhurst (skip); Mrs. McLellan viceâ€" skip; Miss Gina MHiggins, second, and Mrs. Emerson Smith (dGead). These ladies played off toâ€"day with the rink of Mrs. Davis, who had also only won one game in the schedule, and was the most spectacular game ¢of the whole twa wecks The Fairhurst rink won by cne barest frazction of an inch. Formerly treatment was by salves and Ictions, cutting down on certain foods, and kzeping the intesiine active. Toâ€" day the internal treatment is by some gland extractâ€"usually pituitary exâ€" tractâ€"and the external treatment is by Xâ€"ray. In fact Xâ€"ray treatment is considered the best sinzgle treatment. What is known as the vissterol treaitâ€" ment discovered by two members of the staff cf the University of Chicago â€"as used on themselves and later on ubject in simple, easily understood (by James W. Barton, M.D.) of PBoutr $ Chat Bobup The Golden Beaver AF. A.M. hold an exceptionally suscessful and enterâ€" taining At Home in the Masonic Hall cn Friday evening. The music for the dancing was supplied by Gordon Archiâ€" bald and his crchestra, and a delicious lunch which had been prepared by the Anglican ladies was served by the members of the lodge. Favours were distributed througshout the large crowd, and such spesialty numbers as Paul Jones and the Ryzs Waltz caught the fancy of those attending, all agreeing that these dances added to the pleasure of the evening. A very successful and enjoyable whist drive and dance was held at the Hollinâ€" ger Recreaticn hall on Friday evening by the Porcupine District Pips Band. Twentyâ€"six tables woere filled . with whist players who were all cut for the prizes, but the lucky winners were: Ladies‘ 1st, Mrs. G. Richard; 2nd, Mrs. D. Lagasse, and 3rd, Mrs. P. Larmor; gentlemen‘s 1st, Mr. John Arnott; 2nd, Mr. A. Atkinson, and 3rd, on a draw, Mr. S. Fairbrcther won from Mrs. Gibâ€" son (playing as a gentleman). Another Successful Pipe Band Whist Driveâ€"Dance At the of the whist drive a dainty and tasty lunch was served by the ladies connected with the Pipe Pand, after which the floor was cleared and dancing begun. As sson as the language cos:t of sorvics an ticn The Advancse, request to the Be 43rd S:.. Now Yor Another Pleasing Event by Golden Beaver Lodge FOR PERFECT LAUNDRY SERVICE J. 8. Brough â€" S. B. Hansuld â€" ®@ Escape from washday drudgery this winter ... enjoy more leisure and better health by sending your laundry to the Timâ€" mins New Method! 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It is easy to see that thnese people will have a common bond in their residence in Sakachewan in dts happier days, but there are so many clubs and ‘associaâ€" tionsâ€"all with worthy purposes and aimsâ€"that it is becoming increasingly difficult to advocate any more in the North. sirmins music ficated through the hall, more people began to enter. and it was a merry and happy crowd who twirled around the nall to the music of R. Tcdd‘s fourâ€"pilece orchestra. Scotâ€" tish dancses were played for by Pipe Major James MacLennan and Pipe Sergeant Hugh O‘Neill. : On March lith, the Porcupinge Disâ€" trict Pipe Band will hold a benefit whist drive for a disabled gentleman, further information about which will appear in future issues of The Advance. Stoppsd by police morning with four the front seat of hi 161 Tamarack street o1 reckless driving i1 ‘Tuesdav afternoon. urther infom ippear in futi Saskatchewan Clubs Being Formed Throughout North MONDAY. FEBRUARY 8TH. 193 TIUST Phone Phone 76 Phone 2074W Phone 1962 early Thursday persons riding in car, A. Chevrier, will fazss a charge nolice court here Driving Front Seat through the to enter. and py crowd who o the music of hnhestra. Scotâ€"