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®% * ~Coffee lee cream _ __ Coffee Milk : vegetable chowder wtnce with chiffonade dressing Canned cherries |_ Te .. Guen. fried patatoes Fruit ‘jely â€" mA l Jinach soup *rauted cheese . sa:ndwiches Baked potatoes : Spinaech with lemon butter nuked custard : € L a . Tuesday. Breakfast ... Persimmon and grapefruit canape..... culny Olives Roast duck â€" 3 Grape jelly ‘Rice with mushrooms + | ; Buttered string beans ‘ very cheap. You may look for bargains among spinach, carrots, mushrooms. and cabbage, even the red variety. Sunday Breakfast Cookedâ€" cereal Mched eggs on toast \‘Wednesday Breakfast 6e ; ... Stewed F‘igs i _ gradually. Stir over alow fire until * thick and smooth. Cut six trips of piâ€" _mento and reserve for garnishing. Cut ‘ At the moment the california and or pimento on top and bake in a meâ€" Filorida . Valencias or anfill sizes are â€" dezau oven, 350 dagrees. Fahranheit, ('Released by 'rhe Bell Syndicate Inct.) »;"‘"u f? o4. ‘{;'2}“# cA ee (By Edith iM. Barber) ery cheap. You may look for bargains mmx spinach, carrots, mushrooms nd cabbage, even the red variety. Sunday Breakfast â€"~‘ Stewed mixed fruit # -small miniature _ Epaper decorated the walls, white a tinâ€" ‘ sel ‘bedecked Christmas tree trimmed ‘ with ‘colored lights and varied shaped Ornaments made an attractive /garlands of red and green, and wreaths of silvered table centrepiece. Crushed, silver paper as the base. formed a background for the small, various shaped gifts which were arrayed: around it. Such usable gifts . L were there as spicy bath salts in cardâ€" ; ‘board- barrelâ€"shaped containers, pastel i1 shaded powder pufis in â€"cellophane â€"â€" . Baked salts mackerel _|cases (wrapped to look like a little > nns Coffee [drum), toy. doll with washcloth, dustâ€" Dinner [ ing powder and cold cream, a mediumâ€" Mon and grapefruit canape.... sized frame of fiuffyâ€"looking Persian elery Olives [ kittens with gay ribhons around : their toast duck Grape jelly | necks, pale pink powder bowl with ‘Rice with mushrooms Buttered string beans l'ange chiffon pie. j Supper Deviled crabmesat Exearole salad pice cake â€" Monday m ~Tomato juice \Cookedâ€" cereal lnached eggs on toast l’.meheon Casserole of rice and duck gravy â€" _ ~Rawâ€" carrots â€" _ Dinner » â€" Kidney stew Baked potatoes : Spinaeh with lemon butter iuked custard Coflee . Tmesday. Breakfast .. Qrange juice â€" â€" Readyâ€"toâ€"eat cergeal Toast. Cofftee Tea acon â€" .3 jag/at® Coffee . cann contee{ powder puff; also a splendid set conâ€" taining cleansing face, neck, arm, pads treated ‘with cooling, refreshing, â€"lotion or creain, which, when applied to what would appear to ne aâ€"ciean face, the .k:lot.h or wee pad came away quite soilâ€" ed./ The members all experimented with this gift, and agreed it would be a boon on motor journeys, train trips, And even during office hours or at close of day when a hasty makeâ€"up was necessary. Another parcel disâ€" closed what had. ance been a dusting powder box of a. wellâ€"known make, but had been quite prettily concealed with silver and white Christmas paper with ‘Iblack and white colonial silhouettes +*and bordered with ribbon and narrow gold gummed strips. When opened the $ box contained a. tiny jar of lavender bath oil. The outer wrapping of the T box. was white tissue with a handle and bars going around the box to resemble an‘eldâ€"fashioned biscuit container. . . and bore the recipient‘s name in gold T . Luncheon Toasted devlled ham sandwiches Sauerbraten . * Mashed potatoes : (Buttered red cabbage Cranberry puffs, Creamy sauce Beef and mushroom pie . . Bakea ‘tomatoes Grapefruit . Readyâ€"toâ€"eat céreal Casserole of tuna fish kets Thes Days. Cnhfomiu and Teéa _ The girls had chosen names out of t:a hat the meeting before and agreed to buy some litle gift valued at not imoxe than 25 cents, and it was surâ€" prising the delightful things this sum ,purehased E \ Following the serving of refreshments tt.he girls left rather early, their duties ‘for the coming day calling for an early rising, while others were feeling the gstrain of the extra work in the stores in connection with Christmas shopping. All members who are taking the Home Nursing Class are asked to be at the home of P. M. Bardessono (side : door for the Red Cross Department) on ;Thm(hy next at 7830 o‘clock, to atâ€" tend the last class before Christmas. â€" No regular meeting will be held for ,the club members until after the beâ€" ginning of the New Year, although the â€"club privileges will be exercised as usaual regarding use of the clubroom. â€" Members are asked to remember that the clubrcom is an ideal place in which to make up Christmas eard lists, adâ€" dress them and do other Christmas work, such as. writing little notes and letters full of love and good wishes to friends so that they can be delivered in plenty of timeâ€"before that happy "Really," reJoined the latter. "What ~"I want to see if these birds really do live three hundred years, as Several other attractively shaped parcels done with the new adhesive green and gold and red and gold tape, wi.t.h bright green hollyâ€"wreath circles fa.nd little candles in the centre, reâ€" mained unopened, as the recipients were unable to attend. The memberzs iguessed that their contents were most Alikely "beauty" in some practical form. Business Girls‘ Club Holds Happy Christmas Social With Attractive and Unique Gifts Featured: , Members of the Poreupine Business Giris‘ Club met on Thursday evening in their clubroom to hold an enjolable (From an Exchange) ; "I am going to buy a raven," a Days. California and . Memu for Each Day appeal to those who wish attractive and interesting reading for the season, but it will also prove a very acceptable souvenir gift to friends at this season. Although the British admiralty adâ€" mitted that the destroyer, Jersey, had been injured by a submarine torpedo, ance. ~‘They report that three subâ€" marines have been sunk in twentyâ€"four hours. No member of any of the crews and made many friends here; "Good Tidings of Great Joy," by Mrs. General Carpenter, who visited here last year and also delighted all with her talent and earnestness; ‘"His Star in the East," by Col, G. W. Peacock: "Burning Abyss," by Gladstone Faraday; "Christâ€" mas in iPalestine," by Kirk O‘Ferral; "Power to Become," by Adjutant C. D. Wiseman; "Forgive Us Our Christâ€" mflses," by Hem P wm; usme.n by Angel Lane; "How Biddy O‘Falloran Celebrated Christmas," by Alice M. Lydall; "Miracles in Choâ€"Sen," hy Maâ€" jor A. Irwin, Korea; "The Army Founder‘s Favourite Carol;" "The Man Whoe Would Not Know Defeat;" "John Bright‘s Old Ragged Coat;" "Christâ€" mas in Honey Court," by Hugh Redâ€" wood, president of Goodwill League. Not only will the Christmas War Cry who peruse the pages of the 1989 Christmas War €ry. Among the special articles in the isâ€" sue may be mentioned:â€"‘"Let Us Now Go." by General George L. Carpenter, head of the Salvation Army in the world, who visited Timmins last yqar Cry is always worthy of special note This year it is issued in standard magazine size and has thintyâ€"two pages of beautifully "printed matter. It is a very attractive sample of t.he best in colour printing. On the front cover is 4 striking sevenâ€"colour picture, “There Was No Room for Them in the Inn," and on the ba.ck cover a similar sample of the printer‘s art iMNlustrating the telling of the Christmas Story. Inside are many notable illustrations, some of them in charming colour combinations. For instance, there is: â€"* ‘A Golden Sunset on a Winter Day;* "At the Out+ posts of the Empire," showing a fur trader‘s log cabin~ in the Canadian Northland. The artistic and approâ€" priate illustrations to the vartous artiâ€" ‘eles in the number will also prove of special interést pleasure to all BRITISH GET THREE SUBRS IN PAST TWENTYâ€"FOUR HOURS Beautiful Christmas 3 . Number of "The War Cry" Thl!t nw mm m lmt M'- yer, Anthony Hardy. and Alex Ben were "init!ated.> ~~Plans were completed for a hot supâ€" er to be served at the church from 5.30 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, December This will be an event well worth attending, as the supper will be a tasty and delicious one. Mrs. Clarke, deaconess of the Timâ€" mins United Church, gave a vety interâ€" esting talk on China. Mrs. Clarke spgent five years, 1920 to 1995, in the western province of China, Szechwan. ‘During her five years in China, Mrs. Clarke had not travelled a great deal, but had found much of interest where she had been stationed. Capt. Butler thanked Mrs. Clarke on behalf of the members, and during a general discussion, Mrs. Clarke gave accounts of the varitous uses of articles which she displayed. Mrs. Clarke brought some of her souvenirs of China to show the memâ€" bers, and while speaking of the Chinese ability for art work, she referred to a skirt embroidered in metallic thread. Although the skirt was a number.of years old, the white material had not colored, and the meta.mc thread hsd. not tarnished. The Chinese language, said Mrs. Clarke, is made up of sounds, and exâ€" plained how the sounds of such words as potatoes and coal ofl, in chinese, were so much alike that a foreignmer would often find difficulty in telling them apart. Although means of transportation has changedagmtml,andm modern maqmmzy has M hendâ€" work for the most part,‘ the speaker was able to give an interesting and amusing aceount of the chinese pewk' and their customs, Arriving at Shanghat, Mys. cgsm had travelled up the Yangtze River, and as the Chinese counted their time by days, she noted that they trgvelleg ten days before reaching herâ€" dasttna- tion. The Christmas number of The War to Members. At last a lipstick manufacturer. has gsotten together with a movie makéâ€"up artist and a very definite "lip. rouging aid seems to be the result. Lip stencils â€"they are called, which fit comfortably between the teeth while you! simply fit in the cutâ€"out, you know, just as you played stencils when you were a childâ€" Yesâ€"there is fashion in lips just. as there is in gowns and Rhats. But how to achieve something â€" new, distinetive and correct without: smeary: edges or downright distortmn has bamed many e Various innovations have come to our aid. First the eamel‘s hair brush and rouge pot with which â€"we outlined our lips (if our hand was steady) and later filled them in with lipstick. Then lipâ€" liners in the form of soft, colored penâ€" cils which seemed a bit easier for unâ€" expert hands to handle than the old brush technique./ But still these were not the answer to our lip problem. We still sighed over lack of lip symmetry and edges which seemed bound and determined to smear even though, we took the greatest of pains. ; Demgmng Pretty Lips Has Beceme Speelfic . Feminme Art. . We have a choice of various makes. both all electric and combination. You will be sure to find one to meet your requirements. Easy terms on all models. § ~BEach stencit is the perfect shape of its type. You just try them over your |â€"lips until you find: the ideal shape for it to slip on ‘its tiny cap and tutk it in your bag as you would an ardinary lipstick. " Refills in various shada are: available and .you have a choice of containers. _ This is partlcularly helpful to: girla who have : dry : ltps and find many a lipstick too hard for easy and quick coloring j your:â€"mouth. Both a lip liner and a lipstick (of any four shades) come with the set, and it is hoped that this amusâ€" ing assemblage will help many a girl to flaunt flawless lips of alluring shape! 2 Another Lip Gadget â€"~Another lip helper is a gadget which is literally a fountain lHp brush. As you draw it around your lip line with a steady hand it automatically gives cream ‘lip color~through a stiff little the firm paper edges keep your shaking hand from feaving the lip line you deâ€" sire to have. brush.. With theâ€"same brush you fill in the outline. When you have used Of . course, many loring ufse, many of you will stil be This year, have a finer, tastier Christmas dinner than ever before. Cook it with electricity. You‘ll be amazed at the speed, economy and coolness of an electric range and even more amazed at the lack of shrmkage in Electric cooking is sure and easy. You merely put the complete dinner in the oven, set the timer and rest assured that everything will be cooked to a turn. And the cost is anly half a cent per meal per person. Let us tell you how easy it is to own one of these modern time, money and labourâ€"saving electric ranges. A small down payment will put one in your kitchen now or hold it for you until Christmas. _ NOBTHERN ONTARIO POWER COMPANY, LIMITED NORTHERN OUEBEC POWER COMPANY, LIMITED weather have an olntment nude of one ounce of rose water, oneâ€"quarter omcc{ witch hnase}, oneâ€"quarter ounce glyserin‘ and a Yew drops of geranium oll Mach. night befere going to bed massage this on your lips and leave it on over night. (Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) loyal to the â€" oidâ€"fashioned lipstick Coxmmttee of Presbytery ; Visits Finnish Charch ‘At a very profitable meeting. of the %Ii’cial Board of the Timnins Finâ€" _ United Church held Wednesday, Dec. 6th, at 7 o‘clock in the evening at the Finnish Manse, the Board had the of a visit from the Visitlng Commiftee of the Presbytery of Cochâ€" rane.‘ Matters concerning the. welfare of the work of, the: chm'ch within t.M bounds of the pastoral charge ware diSo cussed.: All branches of the acti ties were well rfipl‘e'sented at this Official Board meeting." Th~=~ Session was reâ€" prasented by Mrs. A. I. Heinonen and, the .minister. . The Board of Managers Ap,o“;;gm' t kT A.TOMKINSQN 9 Baisam Street: North ® l y. 99 y 9 n isnn 4* !' _ One 8x 10 Enlarged Photograph WITH EVERY ORDER .OF ron‘rw'rs AMOUNTâ€" i ING TO s» OR 0 Have your phoumph takcn early md avoid. the rush ~sesagn, . It takes time ta fAinish geed photographs. clinic. for ‘l‘own Com Dipthena Cfinies ' Tubereulin Testing Clinâ€" msHave Beg‘un Report of the mmm nurse, presented at a meathiy 6f the Board of _ Health on Thuiraday indieated that Novemsber was of the busiest months of 1989. : % Two diptheria toxoid clinics wene ne‘"4 and thres preâ€"sthool clinics, one in Notreé Dame des Lourdes church and two in the town hall. An extra clinic to include ‘chiKreh not treated in the five others, was begun:on December 6. 'rureulm tests faor: school children began on December 5. Nurses nope that arrangements may be made to give a thild two. such tests dm!ns the time heâ€"is in school. â€" The Bcard of Health recommended tp the Council that, owing to the lack ;ez smce. mother room be provided ror YÂ¥yttle, of South Porcupine. Rev. A. I. Heinonen, of the pastoral charge, presided and Miss Fima Nyâ€" kanen was etected Recerding Steward of. the Ofiicia.l Roard. After the meetâ€" ing the. members. of Official Board nd their vigstors en,yoyed refreshments at‘ the Church., ‘The AY.P.A. will hold a hot supper at the St. Matthew‘s parish hall on Wednesday evening from 5.30 o'clock until 7 o‘clock. â€"MONDAY, DECBEMBER 1iiTH, 1038 . Phone 417