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1 cup brown sugar Mix and sift flour, baking powder and salt. Mix the nuts and dates through the flour. Beat the eggs until light:; Mcthods of transportation and preâ€" paration have improved our staple supâ€" ply of this historical fruit which is traditionally suppased to have flourishâ€" ed in the Garden of Eden. You may buy dates sither whole or pitted and packed under conditions which guaranâ€" tee their cleanliness. Vory different from the days when large quantities of dates in bulk were displayed on the grocer‘s counter exposed to dust and ingects. Of course this method of disâ€" play was highly appreciated by us when we woere children and were sent to the store on an errand! Quick Meal . â€" C Tomato Juice Hamburg Patties Onion Rings Creamed Celery Tomato Salad is arriving from the ‘Orient and . some of our Western products in fresh or ‘dried form, will be coming along. Date bars which are so quick and easy to mix can be baked in time for the quick meal. In fact, when thgy are hot, they may be used as a pudding gessert with whipped cream to furnish the sauce. I wonder if you have tried some of the many date products which . are being featured at the Iraq Pavilion at the Fair. You may have waffles or griddle cake with date syrup or sandâ€" wiches filled with cream of date pasts or a mixture of apricots and dates. There is also a date. and nut bread, an ice cream to which this fruit is added, or you may have vanilla ice cream with the syrup. is arriving from of our Western . dried form, will b bars which are s The crisp weather at morning and evening, no matter how warm they may be between time, awaken an interest in food which we may have more or less passed up during warm weather. While dates are available in package form the year around the new crop Dress celéry Whip cream Make coffee Light oven Prepare date bars and bake Prepare celery and cook Prepare meat and cakes and saute Prepare salad Prepare onion rings and saute % cup flour 4 teaspoon baking powdetr 4 teaspoon salt. 4 cup chopped nuts 1 cup sliced dates 2 oges Hot Date Bars Whipped C Method of Preparation r i2 irn j Negro Mock Dates Agaln Regalnlng f“”tfle%i:l(;ll\golf‘eature at Their FOI‘ mer Popularity sShower Party Hot Bars as a Pudding Dessert Only One of Many Uses of Brideâ€"toâ€"be Honoured by Dates. Recipe for Quick Meal and Method of Prepar: t~| Friends at Happy Party. tion. Recipe for Date and Nut Bars. in . * t 9 R s oo M Wt se ue o d es is uie DRY CLEANING ALTERATIONS®S REPAIRIXG 78 Third Avenue Phone 2360 C Corner Birch St. Kirby Ave. : 5 Phone 935 Milk â€" Cream â€" Ice Cream â€" Buttermilk Timmins Dairy Geils the Tailor â€"There‘s no "bones" about . . . Timmins Dairy Milk suppliving the minerals and sunshine vitamins that build strons bhbodies Doctors recommend it especially for babies and growins ckhildron A quart a day they say! "Boneâ€"fied " Body Builder Date and Nut Bars Owned Operated by Canadians @ Phone 935 and Have a Driver Call Whipped Cream "You can always toll wh out of civilization." "‘There, are no more biliboards alor the road."â€"Globe and Mail. Mayorâ€"Foster Draptr and six c eillors weére electsd "by ~acclamatio1 the municipal board for 1941 for town of Geraldton, the new mi camp 175 miles from Port ~Art Mayor Draper hag held the office head of the municipality since its Geraldton Town Council Returned hy Acclama A letter from friend in ] 'England réceived : in . .Timmir week by a local lady who take: and prominent part in patriot here shows how foolish is Hitle that he can terrorize the Briti: ple with all his brutal bombing strongest term used by the ] London, England, after bombs h: dropping all around her hom that the Nazis were a "bloomir sance‘"‘. â€"There are some extract the letter written by c the Englis ‘"The ~other day a Canadiar in the Canteen. he was Cpl. Sampson, Toronto Szcotiish, C and had worked in the. Holling: English Lady Calls Nazi Bombers Just ‘Blooming Nuisance‘ The members of the Nursing Auxilâ€" iary of the St. John Ambulance Brigade studied temperature reading, blood presâ€" sure, respiration, and the bathing of patients at the regular meeting in the auditorium of the nurses‘ residence of St. Mary‘s Hospital on Monday evenâ€" ing. Guest speaker for the evening was Miss Hurley, regular meseting will take place on Monday of next week in‘ the auditorium. Insight Into Br itish Way of Meetlng tho ‘Air â€" Blitzâ€" es :: beat in the sugar gradually. Stir in the dry nuts and datés. Spread the mixture evenly over a shalâ€" low pan, well greas>d and dusted with fiour. Bake in a moderate oven, 350 degrees F., for thirty minutes, or until the surface will spring back when pressed lightly with the forefinger. Cut into strips four inches long by one inch wide. The strips may be rolled in conâ€" feetioner‘s sugar. Miss Hurley Guest Sueaker at Nursing Auxiliary Meet (Released by The Rell 8 A CERTAIN er bombs had i <her home a "bloomin: ome extracts "the English i Canadian wis CpBI. L ad six clamat 1941 1 the lady in ibs had been uzht down mb in our e was soon could play yueen came ot come to e, we wore would have They are are cattyâ€" ie~. ./ The e have two there is alâ€" AREES aclive riotic work itler‘s id 2sa ritish peoâ€" inzs. The 1¢ san{ 11 ation came Donald r Mine bon pills ncdon thni: from lady : Otun Ooutr | _ ITroquois Falls, Nov 27â€"The interned ‘\Georman war prisoners, believed to be sailors, near here are utilizing their !spare time by whittling out tiny boats which are displayed here for sale. \A.\\w‘*ht”fi*%/ § G./ ce \ «i }*â€" CR A?Ar/////flw/ \\_ _2 "Well." answered Martha, ‘"it isn‘t as if he was some new fellow. He‘s well recommended. A girl I know was engaged to him for quite a long time." Made from woad scraps and with the use of knives, razor blades and a little paint, miniature models or replicas of many craft bearing prominent names are for sale: Included is the battleship "Emden" "The Altmark" four mast sail boats and smaller sail boats made and placed inside liquor battles. It is understood that any revanue derived from this source is credited to the men‘s fag account for purchase of tobaceo and other things By GRACE THORNCLIFFE ITS THE good little black dress that goes places through the busy day, that fits smartly and unobtrusively into every scene and picture. That's why it‘s worth time and money to get the right style. Here"s an excellent model fashioned in fine black silk jersey, made to fit and flatter the figure. Shoulders are vertically draped to meet the V line that is the theme of the dress The V in the centre is draped horizonâ€" tally and pulled to a small bow in the Pack. >« | War Prisoners Near Here Busy Making Souvenirs, The hostess served a delicious lunch after which the guests enjoyed a few dances and a door prize was won by Mrs. Delores Delmonte.. The prize was a lovely boudoir lamp. ‘ Among those pressnt were: Olive Gannunzio, Luecy DeLuca, Carrie Spada, Vera Deluca, Eleanor Yole Maners, Louiss Ferrari, Archea DFl Vedova, Lilian Mascioli, Ann D‘Ayvlesâ€". sandri, Linda Guistini, Madeleine !Ber-‘ linger, Stella Rio, Vivian Porco, Angela Ceccaness, Ida Delmonte, Ida Dionisi Nina Loretta, Elia Petriacoli, Mary, Giallonardo, Flora Giallonards, Flora Spadafore, Therese Detullio, Eleanor Bortolotti Alcea Gallino, Mary Degilio, Rose Parisi, Olga Bozzer, Mrs. DeBerâ€" ardino, Dolores Delmonte, Rina Rizzo, Della Truant, Domenica Sicoli Grazie Frace, Concetta Mortinuago, Helen Corlesso, Nra Dimattio, Christine Berâ€" ardini, Clara Bernardi, Mrs. Helen Deâ€" Luca (hostess) and Miss Clara Moranâ€" din (guest of honoutr) Mrs. C. DelLuca and Mrs. T. DelBel were unable to attend but sent lovely rifts part were crystal, silver or linen, the tride expressed her many thanks to the friends who had presented them. The gifts were "wheeled" to the brideâ€" toâ€"be in a tiny crib, the presentation made by the hostess. After opsning the gifts, which for the most A negro mock wedding was a feature of the evening the "stars" being Lucy DeLlLuca, Ann D‘Avlessandri, and Mrs. Helen Deluca. "Petunia", the bride, was charmingly attired in a gown of pink net, with â€"a white veil to contrast with her black face, while "Roechesiter" her husband wore a black "mourning" suit with a white straw hat. The negro wore formal grey suit topped to wish the brideâ€"toâ€"be every happiness Miss Morandin will become the bride of Mr. Bill Holouka at a pretty cereâ€" mony on December 9th. The home was beautifully decorated for the occasion with streamers, and over the chair in which the guest of honour was gsated was d delightfully dccorated umbrella, from which were draped numerously colorful strsamers. During the evening the guests enjoyed gamss of binngo, with the winners as follows: â€"Madeline Berlingéer,, Linda CGuistini, Mrs. F. Froca, Plora Spadaâ€" fore, Ida Dionisi, Vera DeLuca, Eleanor Bortolotti, and Mrs. C. Bernardi. with a brown fedora and the performâ€" ance brought much merriment. Miss Clara Morandin was guest of honour on Monday evening at a misâ€" cellaneous shower at the homse of Mrs. Helon DelLuca, 215 Eim street south, when a large number of friends gathered TOâ€"DAY‘S FASHIONS Classic Black for all Occasions THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Specific Consideration If you are a mother you want to train your child to adopt a healthful proâ€" gram, to learn the benefits of. careâ€" ful grooming to acquire anâ€" engaging friendly personality, to be ient to appreciate what you and others have done for him or her. There is no better way to acquaint yourself with the advantages offered for your trainâ€" ing as an effective parent than to show interest in community endeavours whith further the welfare of your offspring. If yor your c gram, | ful gro friendly ient to have d« 4â€" To lend active support to all comâ€" munity efforts or better schools, child health, recreational facilities, vocatâ€" ional guidances and the prevention of delinquency. Siuch a national endeavour deserves our attention and coâ€"operation for. we want all American youth to grow strong capable and active. To accomplish this we must give children intelligent trainâ€" ing and care. Music, hobbies, interestâ€" ing conversaticn, love of, s‘ports, pride in good grooming, healthful habits, abilâ€" ity to share and make friends, enjoyâ€" ment of discriminating entertainment â€"all these values of the happy adult are begun in childhood. Fcurâ€"plan Purpose of Movement The Botter Parenthood Movement has a fourâ€"purpose plan: 1â€" To make mothers and fathers more fully aware of the importance of using the best possible methods in the care and training of their children and to acquaint them with many sources of. help and information available to them in handling their family problems. 2â€" To encourage the formation of groups for the study and discussion of child rearing problems. 3â€" To promote coâ€"operative underâ€" standing between parents and teachers and between the school and community. at large. i more using cars : to ac( help : in haÂ¥ This week is to be observed throughâ€" out the country as "Better Parenthood Week." The movement is to remind parents of their responsibility for the health, training and beauty of their offspring and to remind other clearâ€" thinking adults of their responsibility for the wellâ€"beaing of all American chilâ€" daren. Wellâ€"Being of Children Depends Upon Intelligent Training and Care. Every adult desires ths youth of the nation to be healthy and happy as are these two sohnaol children.. We shouldâ€"work toward that goal. Beauty and You by PATRICIA LINDSAY "Martha, is it possible you are thinkâ€" ing of getting married?" said her misâ€" tress. "Yes, ma‘am," admitted Martha. "Not to that young fellow â€"who has been calling on you lately?" "Yes, ma‘am, he‘s the one." "But you‘ve only known him three weeks. Do you think that is long ensugh to know a man before taking such a step?" .. Similar gratuity plans for enlistment employees modified to suit local conâ€" ditions are also being put into effect by the overseas Ford companies in the Britisa â€" Empire with the Canadian Ford company. In adlition to the new gratuity plan, the Canadian Ford Company also grants leave of absence on full pay, up to a period of two weeks, to employees who are members of the Nonâ€"Permanent Active Militia, while they attend trainâ€" ing camps. Gratuities will also be paid to emâ€" ployees who enlisted prior to the inâ€" auguration of the plan. As the plan is retroactive to the time of their enâ€" listment, these men will receive the accrued gratuities. _The men with dependents will be eligible to receive a percentage of their civilian remuneration based on the rats in effect on the last day of their employment with the company. The gratuities will be paid monthly during th lifs of the plan. Men withâ€" out dependents will be eligible to reâ€" ceive a single lump sum payment. Windasor, Ont., Nov. 25: Gratuities will be paid to employees of Ford Motor. Company of Canada who enlist in the Rritishn armed forces and who are eligible under a plan put into effect by the company. The plan is retroactâ€" ive, to benefit men already einlisted. Announcement of the inauguration of this gratuity plan was made today by Wallace R. Campbsoll, president of the company. Gratuities for Soldier Employees of Fordâ€"Canada EASILY SATISFIED _ Vote to Reâ€"Elect Honest, Straightforward Administration Monday, Dec. 2â€"Mark Your Ballot Thus : Terry Ellen M. Food conditions in Canada approxâ€" imate very closely to those of the Unitâ€" j ed States. How can these conditions se inproved? Simply by addition of the vitamins shown to be lacking in our foods. If we must eat white bread and consume an inordinate amount of | sugar, we must suppléement this barren diet with the vitamins lacsking. Vitaâ€" min A. so valuable in growth, comes from butter, fat, eggâ€"yolk, codâ€"liverâ€" oil and from the leaves of plants such as cabbage, celery and It is a fatâ€"soluble vitamin, that is one soluâ€" ble in fat. Vitamin B and all its deriâ€" vatives, B1 etc., is soluble in water. Ti is found in the bran layer of cereals | in milk, vegetables, eggs, liver and ! sweetbread; it is defiicient in meat. ‘Vitamin B1, a preventive of nerve trouâ€" bles and vitamin B2 which prevents pelagra, are two independent factors of vitamin B. Vitamin D is the one which builds up the bones and teeth. It is not found in veszetable oils but acsurs in butter fat and especially in‘ codâ€" liver oil. Vitamin D is the especial preventive of rickets. From the foreâ€" going it will réadily be seen how casy it is to supplement a poor diet by natâ€" ural products. *Mother, I was playing a sheep," said the lad, "and sheep don‘t talk.‘"â€"Exâ€" change. f Little John‘s mother called him sevâ€" eral times, but the lad made no reâ€" sponse, although he was within easy hearing distance. ‘"Why didn‘t you answer me?" asked the mother when she reached the child Gredt Britain, locked t1 the struggle of war and conssious of the imporâ€" tance of. maintaining at hish levels the streongth and courage of her people, has formdfified margarine with vitamin A and res:ored calcitm and vitamin B1 to flour. iry of overproduction ~and ~burstin> granaries feeis its people on diet poor in vitamins A. D. and B1 and in calâ€" cium. When white: flour and sugar provide 50 per cent of the food as in England and the U.S., the diet sannot be â€"said to be satisfactory. Leaders in nutritianal research such as Sir John Orr, (wellâ€"known to Canaâ€" dians) and Dr. J.â€"C. Drummond. were largely responsible for this improveâ€" ment. Thatâ€"a slim marginâ€"exists beâ€" tween man‘s physiological requiremen:«s for vitamin Bl and his intak» of this vitamin has long been known the naâ€" tural storaze of the vitamin in the body is very small and debility quickly folâ€" lows when men are deprived of it. Inâ€" vestigation in England showed that the diets of only half of the population were found to provide a love) of vitamin BIl. Desirability of Provndmg Vitamins in Time of War such conditions are not confined to England. Aâ€"report from the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture has shown that a counâ€" (By ‘JF. W. 5.â€"McGullough, M.D., D.P3H1) IMMERSED IN HIS ART Baby should not be fed with spoons or cups which have been used by any of his brothers or sistersâ€"or any other personâ€"until the spoon or cups have been thorcughly washed. The Health League of Canada today issued a warning to mothers that this season of special danger to infants. For this reason, the mother who gets a call from a friend who is suffering from a cold should not take baby with her if she visits the sufferer. Neither ahould she allow anyone suffering from a cold to come too near baby. This it the time, too, to give cod liver oil daily, The doctor should be consulted as to the right quantity Orange juics is essential to baby, also. "Sp you go to school, do you, Bobby?" asked the clergyman of the 9â€"yearâ€"old hspeful of the Briggléy household. "Yes, sir,‘" answoreâ€"d Bobby. "Let me hear you spell ‘bread‘." ‘"The dictionary spells it with an ‘a‘ BRobby." "Yes, sir; but you didn‘t ask me how the dictionary spolls it. You asked me how I spell it."~â€"GHobe and Mail,: Warning to Mothers in Guarding Their Children MADE IN CANA DA because I‘m always strength" © "l assure â€"_â€" tasty bread every time BUINESS COLLEGE MAN ACGE R A BRIGHT LADDIE