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THE SIGNAI4
-r.. GODUICH, ONT.
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BEAFORTH NOW ariungeweuts for the formal prewu
HAS A LIONS CLUB nation of the charter. Members of
[tie tioderich tins Club were iu at•
i tendautr at !his meellt14 and u Wirt'
(lltwforth 1:spoeltor) , .d congratulation Nati cucuuriegemeUt
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•ttua rtreittd from the Winstep'
Under the dile. :ion of Mr.Arthur Lions Club. Hearty volt's of than'
Ifeookwell, rape-.utativc or Ibe In- , were expre•$ed to all those who par
tersetlonal t1+- ^ Lal ..n ,•f 1.101111. ticlpel.rl iu making (he evening one
e• thirty Ise y*l tIU$• andpro- of flu- moat enjoyable ever held i1.
feasiunal mea nlet 111 the, tjuevil the towel. after whleb the Natiousl
hotel un th.• .• ',ening of Tuesday, Lte-
Antheui was rung and the me.•tin;:.
member 211.1 1 siQeu.Id suppler was adjourutd.
Period and • l: malet,a1t*t y singing, to• ,---------
,tether with ,e,•mr fate selection! from 1 'Chrlstl*n In Rsthlehem,
chi• tit•sfortale ouei•tette, resulted t
aa' a very raj/ri i .• eveulug. - Cot..1 Chrtatmas in the Holy Land is an tn-
j Charle.. M. 11. At:tiham. D. S. 0., of c ferreting experience. Indeed. It 1s one
lenelo . Out„ Immediate , pest dna- i never to be forgotten. Rod every Chrlat-
triet got error for tie Province of I Inas thousauds of persona from all over
Ontario. Rave the principal address 1 the world make a journey to Penedos
of the .evening. Ile uroused much In- 1 to order to witness the various cers-
lereet and enthusiasm by dwelling on i moeaaon olee heldery then during the festive
tYc international aeltxrts ofl.loulsm tlvone almost puts up ■t
and their ultiawte and inevitable re-
it..
t I Jerusalem and on Christmas rimming in the lie was makes his way to Bethlehem. which
fsIluwod by Mrr.. Arthur
rthur Itreol'well, ltd almort due south. abut six miles
• who dwelt on the ben( sepsis. et a as the crow dies, over a range of hills.
i.lou- ('tub and outlined the method
of prs-.•dure for ierguuizatlon. Ice- No highway the world over presents
espouses were mode by- the following suet a motley crowd as may be sees
local men: Rev. lir. Larkin. Reeve streaming along this thoroughfare ear`
J . Wesley Beattie. W. J. Duncan, Ret• ty an Chrtstmas mooting.
T. H. Brown. Dr. Mackay. and, upon
motion by Mr James G. Mullen. ser-
ondtd by Mr. John MacTat}ialr. it was • In Reston.
unanimously decided to go alited and Teacher—Waldo, name one of the
yerfect organize tbin et the earliest beet known characters of detlsa
poselble momenf. The charter quota Waldo (aged five. •upsrdWaaly) '
has already be: -t secured and Mr. R.Banta Clans.—Pact ,
hfurless Jones appointed temporary
•--Merretary-trasurer, to Kerte until
such time as permanent oltleers are The first sign of Christmas iv when
elected. lire Club will meet spin the bey would rather study than
in the very near future to eomp'ete work or.+*word pui.rl.•+. --Kitchener
orRaulaation. elect odeera and make lt*' ori.
The Management of
The James McManus Pasteurizing Plant
wi'h to amount.. to their ruetnttwre and the general public that
the.. are now carrying fret.h 1)ntr-t anti Creamery Butter and
also Rutt.•nu;lk nn their regular milk delivery rigs at all times.
(Sutter. Milk and Buttermilk 1 c had at the plant on East
:4tr.•.•t -1t any titer,. between tl a. m. and 6 p. err.
HEADQUARTERS
CHRISTMAS MEATS staid
POULTRY
OUR MOTTO
"CHOICEST QUALITY AT REASONABLE PRICES"
D. M. O'BRIEN'S
The Shop Around the Corney'
EAST STREET
PHONE 31
Order that
Christmas
Present
AT
THE HYDRO STORE
North Side of Square
A PLAIN CHRISTMAS DINNER.
Cream of Orstera. Rochester caters.
Long Island Radishes.
Rosei Prime Ribs of Beef.
Baked Sweet Potatoes.
Bolted Onions Cream Sauce.
tirspefrult
Chicken Pie
Lettuce and Tomato sated.
American plum Pudding
Hard and Liquid antics.
Ice Cream. Fruit
Herkimer Counts Sage and bream
Cbeeen
'toasted Wafers Bonbons.
To the invalid it is a distinct aura -
eaten not to be able to have Cluist-
elms dinner at leaat with the family.
But since that is often neceasary a
little thought will bring much cheer
with each relay a the tray when well
arranged little dishes appear in the
place of the usual portions which greet
the weary eyes.
Only an Invalid cle realise the joy ot
seeing a whole piece of roast beef
earTed or the scanning of a whole tur-
key or fowl, realizing one can select
the extra titbit one prefers, instead of
)the everlasting samplee of food from
the regions below. But a naiad dis-
guised as a Christmas tree and other
individual dainties which say right out
to the listening ear as well as to tbe
eye, "I was made for you alone." will
bring much joy to the stay -abed_
le'or the Unit consideration it is well
to consult the attending physician be -
CHRISTMAS COOKERY.
Turkey and Its Sauce In Dillareitt
petizing Ways.
Variety as is-ilittice seems just as de
sirable In the cease of the traditional
chrustmas turkey us in the other at
fairs of life. 'rills fact may recom-
mend the following dlreetIone front the
Designer to the consideratiou of pro
gressive cooks: Lard the breast of tbe
turkey. with strips of larding harken is
regular lines:then eover it with this
slices of letpon. Butter a sheet of pa-
per and wrap the bird In it. roaating
it for an hour and basting It carefully.
After this remove the paper and lens
on and roast again for half au bout
or longer. according to size. AUow it
to brown nieely and nt last baste it
with butter. To make chestnut forces
meat peel two dozen chestnuts. throw
then] into hollinz water, boll for tee
minutes. awe which drain them and
take off the underskin. Return them
to the pan with sufficient .tedlk or milk
and water to eover and simmer them
till tender. Have ready a medium
sized onion boiled soft. a tablespoon-
ful of chopped parsley snd two ounce+
of fresh butter slightly warmed. Drain
and mash the chestnuts; mix with the i
other ingredients and a plentiful sea-
soning of salt and pepper. The onion
should be chopped. Many people pre-
fer the chestnut foreeneat mixed with
pork sausage meat as being more tasty.
When this is the came take equal
quantities of each.
As sauce for the foregolag prepare
about twenty cheetnate, as befors,
roast them till tender. If roasted Oa -
rinds and uriderskas are removed aft.
er cooking. Mash them and mix with
an ounce of butter, a teaspoonful of
granulated sugar. the 'trained Jake of
a lemon and seasoning of salt. pepper
and grated nutmeg Put this zatictieri
into a stewpan with one-half plat oil
milk and one-quarter pint of coons.
Stir till it thickens and is smooth: them
serve ln a gravy boat
For turkey in Turkish "tile wait
well and partially ooe cupful of
rite In boiling water to which has beat
added salt to taste. Drain off the we -
ter 'rhea the rice begins to mottos mid
nag with the latter twelve Preach
chestnut! which have teen bianebed
and chopped, a quarter of a pound a
currants end two iostoces of aloseadam
also blanched and chopped. Season till
taste with salt, pepper and a dash a
chanamon. Now melt half a cupful of
butter and sUr Into the mixture. Vol
this tei stuff the turkey and baste of-
ten. floirve with brown gravy or the
chestnut sauce described above.
To make celery sauce "ace the beef
part of four beads a young celery he
small pieces and boll in salt and wa-
ter for twenty minutes. Then deals
and pat into a clean saucepan. covsis
log them with white or vegetable
atock. Add • teaspoonful of salt, a
blade of mace and stew all tea -edam
until tender. Mix two minces a bat.
ter and a deneertspooeful of Some.
When this is quite smooth stir into •
cupful of good cream milk (milk may
be wed instead of cream) and mix the
in with the ceiery and stock. Maks
hot for about • maerter of an boor. ,
flee soaking the menu. so that there
may be so heartbreaking denials, for ;
to the m000t000us Ufe of the invalid.
especially the slowly convalescenL
every disappointment becomes magni-
fied to a mountain of diatrese. And It
Is surprising how • very simple menu
may bold, concealed to the layman, the
moat disastrous comblnaUoas for that
particular patient.
'The edge a the tray may be dee-
mated with a garland of green and a
Christmas nosegay with • bit of cherry
=ribbon laid heckle the cover, and
may be • miniature forest of
Christmas greens. in which the orange
sr erspernsit Is Oared -
One great advantage in the individ-
ual dinner is that the invalid need not
wait and may be served without wait-
ing while others are enjoying them -
*elves. A plump squab or young
chicken. already sliced, hat apparently
whole, with dashing crimson hews op -
its leg, may symbolise the turkey. The
cranberry sante may appear as a star
In the center of the maahed potatoes.
and any one who hes carried trays Will
appreciate the space and the iiintaimi
of one dish leas when two ran be oath
It la an excellent plan to have a
small sized table, covered with a whits
cloth and decorated with tbe greens,
en which the presents mey be arrang-
ed for Christmas morning and later in
tbe day used for serving Here should
be placed • supply a table silver and
extra plates. so that everything re-
quired will be at hand, and. again. the
tray will be lighter.
Nach dish should bear a sprig of hol-
ly. end the standwich. with any par-
ticular filling should bear • star of
eurrant or cranberry jelly. This same
idea may be need for little Christmas
eakes, with a filling of jelly and a jelly
e tar on the white frosted top.
For the salad there is a tree of crisp
lettuce leaves, through whirls is thrust
• skewer (stained with brown gravy or
beef Pike, as the tree trunk. This
tree trunk is !supported by two slims a
toasted bread. with • fitting a wata
aad mayonnaise. All through the tree
between' the leaves are bright bits et
vegetables, sects as carrots. beets and
peak to form a vegetable matt or, If
fenft salad is preferred. bits of apple,
halved Ifrdlwe and ants and calm may
eureka the deeorations of the tree.
Frew* sr mayonnaise drama' may
lie served sepirrately and the Sang
mated troen the breed
Iltuattated is e pretty salad far Oa
havalid tray. Preserved cherries ass
'alerted and poem throat tate Op
Mew egieh one when they are se.
reseed temptingty upon • olds.
MY OLD TIME DINNER -
Grapefruit •nd ltaraachnto Cherries
aerved Glasses.
Cream of Tomato Soup.
(Oa tech butter plate were two de -
new Isecuits and butter ban.
On 'snail glees theism were black
calves. cranberry mood and
Gaited nista.)
Roasted Geom.
Browned Sweet Potatoes.
Mashed Irialk Potatoes.
saint—
Ceappie allow ce Wham Waves.
6 (mouse over the fruit sod
meraschino cherries on top
Cheese crackers are weed with
Moak Mince Pis. White Gape.
Red and Whits Mimes.
Slack Oates.
MOCK MINCE PIE.
A Tasty and
Inexpensive Christmas
While the compound Is rather us-
usuaL it is extremely "Meg" and pot
expensive. To four quarts a great
tomatoes. chopped doe, snow three
pounds of brown sugar, Use jutce ot
two lemons and their yellow dad. frit,
ed; a tablospoonfui each cinnamon.
allspice and salt, half a tesaap000ftil
As the Chtistmas Mrd par excellence
is the goose. sis erestions for its oder
don and cooking are now in seams,
U fate be kind and you can get a
"green gems" from three to tour
months old you may count yourself
tacky. for it le considered a most deli-
cate dish. It should hang up at least
tweritydour hours before cooking.
A gree•n goose should not he stuffed.
hot treated like a game btrd. Simply
season it inside and out. Singe and
remove all the pinfeathers: then scrub
the akin with warm soapsuds to epee
the pores. soften the fat and draw out
the oil Cold water would be useless
In this case. Rinse in cold water. artpe
dry, rinse oat the inside quickly wtth
clear water and drain Seams!. inside
and oat. with salt and pepper, pat half
a white onion inside, dredge thickly oe
the outidde with flour and roast in a
quick oven for at least en hour and
serve as you should serve geese atm,
age, with boUed onions and appte
A goose over • year old becomes
strong and greasy apd is only fit for
boiling or steaming. In selecting a
goose see that the fat Is soft and white.
The fat of an oid bird la dart. The
feet should be smooth aod yellow, the
wings supple and teoder at the pinions
and the end of the breastbone Ges1-
, hie. After four months of age • goose
aimally stuffed wtth potatoes and
sage. potatoes aod chestnuts or whits
apples. In the latter case tbe apples
are usually Weans itWay after the btrd
le roasted. their peewee being to ab-
sorb the strong flavor. The is espe-
cially adrimble witb an old goose
A goose. of all birds. requires long,
thorough cooking and frequent beating,
basting and dredglng every ten or fif-
teen minutes. To make the sauce for
the goose turn all the fat from the
roasting pan except two tablespoon, -
(Ws. Add two tablespoonfuls of Cour
aod cook until frothy. Then pour in •
plot of boiling water or 'Cock Whoa
tbe mixture boila up thoroughly season
with salt and pepper, add a teaspoon-
ful or two of kitchen boequet and •
Uttle chopped pamley if liked. Gar-
nish the goose with watercresses and
serve with apple sauce.
Fruits, Candies and
Nuts
are as essential to, your Christmas table as lights
are to your Christmas tree. We offer you a choice
selection now at most reasonable prices.
Oranges, Bananas, Grape #ruit, Layer Raisins,
Nuts, Dates, Figs, Olives, Christie's Cakes, Plum
Puddings and Candies. Head and Leaf Lettuce,
Celery, Canadian, Swiss and Roquefort Cheese, etc.
dfkash Grocery
• "Everything dood for the Table"
POE TES T17L/fIDS DOM&
nutmeg Put Into a porcelain lined
kettle and simmer gently until reduced
one-half in leek. Now add twe pounds
and one half of seeded raisins or part
raisins and part currants or chopped
prunes end a cupful of boiled cider.
Then cook an hour or two longer until
Yuletide Recipes.
For tasty canapes anchovy paste.
which comes in tubes, may be utilised.
&aeon with lemon juice aid spread
the pests on piecee of bread that bare
been buttered and browned in the
oven. Split two anchovies leagthwee
and fay them diagonally across the
canape, marking the point where they
emir by R 111(10 pyramid of reed yolk
of hard boiled erg. Petal shaped pieces
a the hard boiled white of egg may be
placed radiating from this cabs -
Crab Flakes a la Newburg.—Twe tee
blespoonfals of butter. two tableapoon-
fnia of water, oue teaspoonful of Seer,
oos pint of crab Sakes. yolks a tan.
eggs, one pint of boiled milk and °be-
half cupful of sherry are ties M..
gredlents. Place the butter la the
Name of a chafing dish and stir it ag
It foams_ Rub the flour smooth with
the water. add this and the salt sued
, pepper. then osehalf of the milk. Wio
ring all the time and being careful
that the dame is sot too bet. Beat
the yolks d the OM arta toothy, odd
the remaimiler et the ndtk sod alle ell
tate ths Meese deb. Wham the
is et the wassisteney ersom see 1610
sherry, dos ersb &dm sod yam
Mareihm•Ilow Pudding.
For this Christmaa dainty chop one-
fourth of a cupful of candled cherries
and soak for one hour in enough rum
or "berry to cover. Mix with one -halt
cupful ot not meats and one beep-
ing ruptal of marshmallows which
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hove been cut in Mts. Whip one and
one-fourth cupfuls of cream and "west -
en with two and one-half tablespeme
tuts of sugar. Gut in the fruit. nuts
and Marshmallows. Place in • Moil
and pack in salt and ice for oese hoar.
Servs in parfait glasses or in glass
sherbet cage.
Grapefruit With Aprieet
Wipe grapefruit and cut in tudvas
tronswies. With • small sharp petaled
WON maks • cut saisnwhtlnit pule from
skin around entire cireuniforenee: then
make cats separatist palp from toegh
Veldts( Refieve bragh parties
In one pees! by cutting with Delmore
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"Eczema Alt er Arms
Suffered foi 2 Years"
Mrs. Murray Hough, Wiartost, writs's:
"I had eczema for twelve yeara. Evety once in a while it would
break out Env spread all over my arms. I tried. all luncis of treat-
ises:Nib to relwve it. but without success. One Spreg it broke out and
nothing gave me relief.
even the salve I got from
the doctor did no good. At
last 1 tried Dr. Chase's
/ Ointment and it healed the
eczema in a short time.
That is over a year ago.
tho trouble."
Dr. Chase's Ointment
els. a hes. dealers or Milleammem. Sows & tam. loom&