he EEE Sn meee ede tae Me nee tne eee en Eine a hr Prince Kasil Qusty News Satayciu, PeccnGar 2d ila, GAFAT VIOLINIST Ledy Youle wha dled In Ene- land in iit, was beheved the tipst won violinist ta eainpare Whfomoeg fr falas af tance. * CHAREPABLE WOMAN First woman to receive frecdam of the City of London was Baroness Burdeit-Cout. philanthropist who died in 1906 the a ye i. pe eet oe A o : verre * SSBB ee ee ‘ ae hy ‘ . a wine HIG HOSERTEAL STOCKHOLM & ~A hosnital in South Korea under Scandin- avian nranacemenit is expecie to be ready for ue is January, 104 Sweat, Norway and Denmark ore centiibutine material to the 500-bed hospital to whieh 89 Seanchririins WH) he attuehed, toy DEL -LICIOUS? THALES what Canadin National Rulbwaye Chef Instructor Joseph P. Nellis seenis to be sayin after producing a tich plum pudding on a CNR dining ear. Chef Nellis vives away some of his culinary secrets below and on Page 3 ane ponte, Of course, hé has to divide bis Jarve recipes, wath whieh . CONTRACTOR Phoné 5414 Bace again we pause as. another joy-filled Yuletide season | arrives, to wish our many patrons and friends prosperity, health, contentment and peace this Christnias Day and throughout the year to follow, ALLANE BARR - 247 East Ist. Ave. es thin. he serves more than 21,000) Christmas “home-aized” portions. - rail traveli¢rs, into Carving Turkey Not Chore If Simple Rules Followed When the turkey faces you on the dining room’ table Christmas Day, Canadian National Railways Chef Instructor J. F. Nellis’ advice is to first slice off the right leg, You can carve It, i 1Us not al- ready spoken for by Junio, by holding on to the drumstick and faying it Mat ona platter, Start by carving the meat off the tendér second jolt ffrst, and the rest will slice off easly, The right leg attended to, the breast is next on the Het. Here Mr. Nellis recommends the carver hold the left leg to steady the bird, Uhen carve towards one- seif. This system, he says, pro- . duces fine slices that don't fall: “toa You strike the grain Swnen ctelng in the other diree- tion 21d it Is harder to keep. site- toe oe WHY BONING DAY?) -& Boxing Day, December 26, fajls on the Feast of Si. Stephin, dBi its nce arleinsted -la Engle ws the day on watch Christm is, a rs boxes or presents were plven fo - ‘employees. Ta Alberta, Bridghs \anpsnanenenenneryrencerscricee? Columbia, Manitubs und Sab- matehewain, dt isa legal hotlday. 4 : ! : of ‘ ' } : ‘ ° OS ime " * é | ; i “ 4 + ¢ ‘ ' cJo all of our wonderlul friends and neighhore...we hope that Santa > , arrives hearing a slelgh-load " \ : of all the yood things in life. " ; | 4 ' 4 . | May the season find you rich in the : blessings of Happiness, Peace and | ‘ Health, The seaton's best to all, * \ e : | ® ; : - ! , i ' i ; N t ’ \ ; i : ’ ; ' . ' Cirhtonids Eve = Clave Bp ' Moved AN May Chelstmay Day Por Staff Mallday | ‘ ' | | ' The rest of the bird can be carved in this fashion. When the wing Is reached it can be cut otf and the tasty, popular meat, around it sliced --always with Une knife drawn toward the carver. In this way the “head of the table” can avoid crumbling, clumsy pieces of meat and pro- duce clean sees that look at- tractive on every Christmas plate. \ ee ee. Like the gaily bedecked Christmas package, this greeting is filled with joyous thoughts of the Holi- » day. To all of our patrons and friends, we extend our sincerest gratitude, along with the wish that the conitug year bring you bigger parcels of happiness and good cheer, PHILPOTT, EVITT & CO. LTD. As the joyous songs of Christmastude nog our again, telling the happy story of “Peace on Earth, Good Will r ta. Men" we extend the Season's prectings to our many friends. May your Christmas be one of content: ment and gond cheer, May die New Year bring you a full measure of happiness and good fortune. | ' ‘ i To Our Many Customers | “ DOUG GUYATT THE ELECTRICIAN