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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1946-12-12, Page 12PAGE TW"LLVE THE WINGHAU ADVANCE-TIMES Thursday, December 12th, 1946 When You Give Nice Things • Your Pleasure in Giving is Heightened. At no time is this more true than at CHRISTMAS TIME. Waterman and Shaeffer PEN and PENCIL SETS Adrienne and Rubinstein COSMETIC SETS Lentheric and Tuya COLOGNE SETS CRIBBAGE BOARD and POKER CHIP SETS Christmas STATIONERY and Photo ALBUMS BABY GIFTS and BOOKS for the Very YOUNG . Genuine ALGERIAN BRIAR PIPES Santa Rides Again with GIFTS at Wonderful Bachelor, Gaylord, Guardsman and Seafoith SETS FOR MEN PIPE RACKS LIGHTERS ASH TRAYS BRUSH, COMB, and MIRROR SETS CUDDLY ANIMALS FOR THE BABY FAMOUS VILUX DECORATIVE CANDLES RUSTCRAFT CARDS—in Boxes or bulk For HER Of course you will want her to appreciate and find good use for .for the things you choose for her Christmas Gift. DRESSING GOWNS, HOUSECOATS, FINE KID GLOVES, ALL-WOOL ANGORA GLOVES or BUNNY MITTS, BED- JACKETS, HANDKERCHIEFS, SHEER SCARVES, SNUGGLE-DOWN NIGHT GOWNS and PYJAMAS McKibbons ;%,,Attwo :gg-xf;-sv mf-zg--ogwiwz-fgogogovweoez-ez-* GORRIE FORE For HIM E,Kreg"Tr E If you choose to give him a BATHROBE you have used extra good judgment. There is no gift that so appeals and so nice to recline in. Also—SMOKING JACKETS — WOOL SCARVES ARROW TIES — GLOVES, lined or unlined — PLAS- TIC BELTS and BRACES — Penman SOX — A new FELT HAT or GIFT CERTIFICATE. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Willits of Sim- coe, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har- ry King over:the week-end. Mrs. Robt. Ashton is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Beryl Avery of Moncton. Rev. J. C. Caley and Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Holmes spent Monday in Lon- don. Mrs. Pearl Kaine is visiting her son, 111t. John Kaine at Brooklyn, for a few days. Mrs. Kaine's infant grandson, who has been in the Sick Children's Hospital in Toronto in a very critical condition for some weeks, is now be- lieved to have passed the crisis, • Mr, W. C. King and Mr. Ken Has- tie spent Tuesday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Scott and Edith visited friends in Blyth on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Grainger of Jamestown, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller. XV XV XV For CHILDREN Warm Durable Clothing for Comfort — SLEEPERS — BATHROBES — WOOL MITTS — FUR MITTS — PLASTIC APRONS — ALL-WOOL SWEATERS and SNOWSUITS. Parcels to U. S. Are Limited Postmaster-General Bertrand ann- ounced today that effective immed- iately parcels, mailed to points in the United States will be limited to a weight of five pounds due to the Amer- ican coal Strike. Normally, the parcel post limit to that country is 15 pounds. For HOME A GIFT FOR ALL THE FAMILY TO ENJOY .. KINGS have a wide variety of Home Gift Suggestions — The kind you'll want to get — and give — FLORAL TABLE CLOTHS LUNCHEON SETS — CARD TABLE COVERS — RE- VERSIBLE MATS — CHENILLE BEDROOM MATS CHENILLE BEDSPREADS — COTTON SHEETS — ALL-WOOL BLANKETS. KING DEPT. STORE INGS WH1TECHURCH Mr. Jack Johnston was helping his son, Gersholm, of E. Wawanosh, tear down a wall one day last week, and a falling stone rolled on his foot, erush- ing,the WO, and then a jack they were using fell over on it, to make it a little more uncomfortable. He has suffered considerably with it. Mr. Mac MacGregor of S,S, No. 9, Kinloss, is holding his School concert in the Community Hall on Dec. 17th, with Tiffin's Orchestra providing mus- ic for the dance after the program. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest :Beetroft visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Phil- ip !McMillan, Lucknow, Farmers are rejoicing over the heavy rains on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Ted Robinson'of Au- burn, spent Sunday )yith Mr. and Mrs. Gershom Johnston.. Whitechurch was a busy place on Monday with the elections, and we congratulate the successful candidates, and the reeves, McKenzie of Kinloss, Falconer of •Culross, and Beecroft of East Wawanosh. ALPS CULROSS FORUM The Alps Culross Forum held their meeting on Monday night at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Burchill with 30 present. The broadcast, "What about Chemurgy" was found very interesting. During the group discussion which followed it was decided that the farm produce grown in this district is need- ed for food and any waste products is apt to be irregular and unsatisfactory source of supply for manufacturing. Progressive euchre was enjoyed by all. COOKING TO TIME Every trade and every craft has its own tools and it's own language. The homemaker must use the right tool at the time and be able to follow specific instructions to achieve baking success. Many kitchen tragedies are the result of misunderstanding of directions rath- er than faulty recipes. yesterday's recipes have been mod- ernized to give more accurate inform- ation. Recipes that called for "butter, the size of an egg or a walnut", or "a handful of this or that" are seldom seen today. Definite amounts are stat- ed, using standard, level measurements. By following such instructions the mixture will always be the same. However, many a failure takes place in baking or roasting after careful pre- paration. The modern homemaker ap- preeiateS the costliness of failure and so prefers Up-to-the-minute recipes, which state the degree of heat and time required for cooking, With this type of recipe success is assured not once or twice, but every time. Most ranges today are equipped with oven thermOmeters or automatic heat controls. • ShoUld your range have nei- ther, a reliable oven thermometer may be purchased at a low price, a small investment, which will pay big diffi- dends in better baking results. At no time of the Year is the oven used oft- ener than at this season. Thus, to re- move the hazards of failure and dis- appointment, the home economists of the Consumer Section, Dominion De- partment of Agriculture have some helpful bakig tips to offer, Just a few words about the cooking of that Christ- mas bird, nothing short of perfection is derrianded. The bird of your choice should be meticulously groomed and then truss ed. The trussed bird cooks more un- iformly, browns more evenly and looks much better On the platter titan one untrussed. The homemakers' reputation as .a al-DAINDADVAMMINAMMAIOMMaikAMINN2001-MXIMPOrealafi.X.VAMNIMUI): Show starts evenings at 8 p.m. Saturday, 7.45 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, December 12;13, 14 ROY ROGERS TRIGGER DALE EVANS — In _ "Roll On Texas Moon" Matinee Saturday AfternoOn at 2 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, December 16, 17, 18 — DOUBLE BILL CAROLE LANDIS ALWYN JOSLYN — In — "It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog" — And — VERONICA LAKE SONNY TUFTS — In — "Miss Susie links" Gifts For All the Family TELEPHONE 161 - FREE DELIVERY - Smith's Economy Food Store Diamond Budded I Large WALNUTS in shell .. 65c BRAZIL NUTS, in shell, lb. 54c ALBUMS RECORDS "THE FRIENDLY STORE" RECORD PLAYERS We have just received BING CROSBY CHRIST- MAS ALBUMS and RECORDS. NEW CHILDREN'S RECORDS RCA VICTOR RADIO COMBINATIONS at $89.00 and $117.95 1 Westinghouse BATTERY RADIO $28.25 Orirr idiVr.40-M'tk-NliOrtok-ProkaVW Golden Mixed, Brazils, Walnuts, Almonds, Filberts MIXED NUTS 0 - • lb. 49c Smith's Four O'Clock Fresh Ground to order • I3LACK 1/2 TEA, lb. pkg, .. I ...40e REX COFFEE; lb..:... 49c Orange and Grapefruit Blended Juice, 20 oz. tin 22c Weston's Golden Brown SODAS, salted or plain, 6 oz. pkg. , . .., ..12c Allen's Choice Quality Apple Juice, 20 oz. tin . 14c APPLE PIE FILLER, 105 Oz. California Choice I Sugar added (Nb coupons) $1.25 DRIED PEACHES, lb. ..... ...,..45c Cookies: Plain hot oven, 400 degrees F., for 8 to 10 minutes. Containing chocolate, molasses, hon- ey, moderate oven 850 degrees, F., for 10-12 minutes, Drop, with fruit moderate oven 850 degrees F., for 12 to 15 minutes. Chicken, 4-8 lbs. (dressed weight), 800 degrees F., 325 degrees F., for 30 Minutes per lb. Turkey, 8.10 lbs, (dressed wieght) 800 degrees V., for 25 minutes per lb. 11-16 lbs. Turkey, (dressed weight), 800 degrees F., for 20 minutes per lb. 17-25 lbs. Turkey, (dressed weight), 800 degrees F., for 18-20 minutes per lb. Duck, 8-8 lbs, (dressed weight), 826 degrees F., for 20 to 25 minutes per lb. Goose, 10-12 lbs. (dressed weight), 825 degrees V., for 20 to 25 minutes per lb, Drcsacd weight, bird undrawn, in- cluding head and feet. 'Panty White SILEX COFFEE MAKERS • TOASTERS HEATING PADS HOT-PLATES AUTOMATIC IRONS PENLIGHTS FLASHLIGHTS LAN TERNS G.-E. POULTRY WATER WARMERS " ELECTRIC FANS, 25 cycle "'NOMA TREE LIGHTS cook, will stand or fall by the results of the next step. Improper cooking can spoil all. The best results are ach- ieved by slow cooking with dry heat. LOW temperatures assure better flavour and appearance, with less shrinkage and loss of juices, • Use a shallow, un- covered pan, with no water. Place the bird on a rack, breast down, to start cooking, then turn upright posi- tion when about three-quarters done. To test for doneness move the drum- stick up and dowit. If the leg joint gives readily or breaks, the bird is done. Christmas takes should be baked in a slow oven, They are usually heavily fruited and baked in deep pans. Too high a temperature will Cause a. crust to form over the surface of the cake, which 'Will prevent, rising, as well as heat penetration. The pans should be lined with several thicknesses of well- greased, heavy brown paper, extending about one inch above the top of the pans. Fill pans about 20 full. To pre. vent scorching on the bottom, the pans should be raised slightly above the bottom of the oven or placed in a pail of sand or athet. If your Christmas Heinz PatluY Quality 20 oz. COOKING FIGS, lb. „... ....... ...25c TOMATO JUICE, tin ---••,•110 FRESH FRUITS -and VEGETABLES Iceberg Head Lettuce, ea ...,..15c Green Celery Hearts, bitch. 1.9c Choice 300s Lemons, 3 for 12e Pit-nt Ontario Cabbage, lb. —.do Size 96S Grapefruit ....„,5 for 29c Thomson's Waxed Turnips, lb de D. C. Delicious Apples, doz, 42c Emperor Orapes,lb. .......-23e b • 11'011 EH I SERVICE Buy for Christmas—Eatm ore Cranberries lb• 65c cake contains less fruit than usual, a higher baking temperature should be used. This is also true of light fruit cakes. Cookies on the other band are small and thin, They require a shorter cook- ing at a higher tetnperatUre. Mixtures containing chopped fruit, chocolate, honey or molasses will require a lower temperature to prevent scorching, Shortbreads are thicker than cookies and so require a lower temperature. If the shortbread is baked in one large piece, use a slow oven, allowing long- er baking tittle. Here is a time table, which will give you at a glance, the oven temperature And length of cooking time for the•var- ions Christmas foods you will be pre- paring. Fruit cake, (dark, heavily fruited), slow oven, 275 degrees F., for 2'114 to 8l. hours, (according to site of pan). Fruit cake, (dark, light fruited), stow oven 800 degrees P,, for 2 814 hours (pan /xI). White Fruit Cake, slow oven 800 degrees F„ for 14 hotits, (pan '1 t7), Shortbread, Moderately slow, 825 degrees Dt, for 2046 minutes. New Christmas NAVEL ORANGES Size 288s 39c doz.. $te 220s , 53c 40z, RATION COUPONS VALID DECRIVIBER 12th SUOAV.-.Nos, SI to 880 DUTTER—D29. to 1334 IVIOAT Nos, 14150 to M63. )100IlitartittOttiNtialt#004-161014014Uttiuki041406000000404*-00000044110StOttt "Are you engaged to Harold?" "Yes, I have promised to marry him as soots as he has made his &thine," "That Isn't an engagement, that's atf option,"