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CANNON BATH TOWELS
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Size 20" x 40"
Usual Value $1.29
SPECIAL each
DRAPERY SPECIALS
Real Value Awaits You Here
ROUGHTEX
Regular 1.98 FOR ... .
CRETONNE
Regular 79c FOR 59c
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OUR OWN BRAND OF SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
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auty" 66 Stir ingredients ,i‘er electric de-
went turned low until sugar is dis-
and sister. pleasant re-union with her brother over inedittin heat until test for sQit
ball stage (288 degrees.) Cool slight-
solved. Cook and stir occasionally
ly and beat in peppermint extract and
GIRLS' GROUP MEETS coloring, if desired. Drop it fr,,m a
teas] onto heavy Wax paper.
',Ile regular monthly meeting• of the n
'Marian Williamson Girls' Group was BUTTERSCOTCH
held at the home of Marjorie Ann 2 cups brown sugar
Scott on Tuesday evening, January 1,4 cup molasses
30th, !e, cup butter
2 tbsps. water The meeting opened with the call 2 tbsp.s.
to worship and the Lord's prayer re-
]'lace im4,tedients in a art p kettle to peated in unison. The reports of the a ll ow f or Stir the syrup secretary and treasurer Nvere read and high heat mud crack sta., Om de-
the roll called. Mary Prances Currie grecs.) Drop candy from teaspoon
read the Scripture. The topic, "Old 01111) ttaxud pa p e r.
Style Chinese Homes and Present
Day Homes' was given by Mrs. Ross POPCORN BALLS
Hamilton. Marjorie Ann Scott read 1.e cup popping corn
a prayer. It! tsp. salt
1!2 tsps. butter
cup molasses
11 4 cup sugar
Pop the corn (makes about 6
cups) and put in greased bowl, Sprin-
kle wi it salt. Prepare s;.rup by melt-
ing butter and stirring in molasses
and sugar, Cook to the hard ball stake
without too much stirring. Pot' Over
popped corn and shape into balls with
slightly floured hands as soon as cool
though to handle.
VALENTINE JELLY
2 tbsps. gelatine
112 cup cold water
8-14 cup cherry juice
IA cup sugar
candied pineapple.
Soak gelatine in cold water. Neat
Cherry juice and sugar to boiling
point and add gelatine. Stir for 10
minutes, then pour into a pan that has
been rinsed with cold water, Permit
it to stand 4 hours before adding can-
died pineapple that has been sliced
thin. Mark this turkish delight in
squares and Make heart shapes on
each with ..pineapple Chin .anothee 4
hours,
11.35 p.m. sante day. Left. Vancouver
7.00 a. In. Xmas bay, on a British
Conummwealth Pacific Airlines plane,
arriving San Francisco 10.35 a.m. Leif
12.30 noon arriving Honolulu 8,05 p.
in, same day, She was delayed 24.
hours in Honolulu on account of slight •
engine trouble. From there she flew 2 cups granulated sugar
to Canton Island, thence to Fiji, ar- 1,4 cup corn sy rim
riving Sydney on Thursday evening. 114 cup milk
Miss Titliute reports having a very 1,4 tsp. cream of tartar
pleasant trip and her many friends 1j2 tsp. peppermint extract
here will be pleased to learn she.
landed safely and is now enjoying
Australia's summer weather after the
W. F. Burgman booked plane pas-
sage to Sydney, Australia. for Miss-
Ona I'itliute, of the Wirit-iram Gener-
al Hospital Staff, and just received
a letter front hen giving particulars
of her 12,000 mile trip. She left Tor- 1 cup pecans
onto TCA Airport 2....40 p.m., Sunday, Stir these ingredients over high. heat , •
Dec, 24th, arriving in Vancouver at until su,.;•ar is molted, Lower Ilea! and I
stir slowly until soft hall stage (238
degrees). Remove pan iron electric, ,•
element and let cool Beat un-;
tit srifi and add 1 cup pecans. Your 11
into buttered pan. Cut when
PEPPERMINT CREAMS
CARAMEL CREAM DIVINITY
3 cups granulated sugar
2 cups light cream
1 cup light corn syrup
Following the meeting members
spent some time knitting and making
quilt blocks, after which lunch was
served.
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Instruments and Musk are provided.
Every Parade and Practice is Paid for.
GOOD RECREATION—Badminton, Volley Ball,
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Miss L. M. asks: Can you boil sug-'
ared candy a second time?
Answer: You may told a little wat-
er to sugared candy and boil again,
Miss Ii. S. asks; How can you fest
for soft ball candy stage?
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Bradlittrn; selections by the Glee •44 ,"'w ,--1,' for the S%.. vet." 1 i tlec,ri,' mixer i.-r heating rair ,1-•
Club with Barbara Crannt accompany- made candy seems to influence ill l' . \ ,,..%\ yr , ran d y mixtures iu aw-
ing.; a. :hilo, "Harbor Lights" by Ken activities in the home from the .ott:ig., (Aims list e d in ,,,p• recipe: can la.
Holmes with Neil _Hattie at the piano; cst to the eldest. The an,iint from the beaten while hot in the large bowl of
a duet "Beautiful Ohio'' by Jean Car- s ' 1 -' ,, i , .-ik. • , . 1.•• electric food iniNe.r.. Beat candy a: n .
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Fi A most entertaining `LW meeting.
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1.1 11.4S held on Wednesday afternoon in
o the town hall by the students of the
4Vinghtun District 114,1t School: 'Die
invade IN. students iron Lt ussel: we::e
guests and enjOyed, the prii4runime
presented by the Win,;hant boy* and
O girls.
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A monologue, "Sir Galahad Jones" TAKE A TIP
was well done by Raymond Bennett,
1, Use a heavy aluminum pot tutd. a with was paper.
and a skit, "Virtue Triumphant," with Anne Athol invite, v-ti to wilt,.
Join
(T.ileteosr.ge a\1 \1 7d(4jusollet ru, 2.1ev7ico)(:)Ls.1(1! 131.1H(111.1e11..i saucepan—one that vance-Times. Scud in Yo"0,1* ;iugg`c!'- (Cl leirfifr(g) red hall,C
to her in care of The Wingham Ad-
-•awford. In suitable dresses or coats holds about 4 times as much as the dons on. homemaking prliblent and
and whiskers, caused much laughter, ingredients used, Grease the top watch this column fir
A good Journal was read by the the pan (about two incheb <IOWA.)
, . Wit' and Karen Busch en, .accompained , - elicit and as soon as it is made--bri- by Delores Hamilton,
bevy begins. A little tot picks up his Lois Mason, in Scottish costume, toys fora piece of candy and Grand-danced the Highland Fling gracefully, Grand-
while Delores Hainilton provided the
music on the piano.
edit,.. Mary Ann Cleland, after which with butter,'
Mr. gave a brief critic's report 3, A WESTFIELD
emity Ihufni.,111.1yr registers an
null the meeting-, and "God ....IA e the accurate test. To prevent breakage
King" AN.11:S sung, place in warm water before placing
As the attendance of the nhool in boiling syrup,
crt uses, the number of pupils taking bi(‘
part in the Lit meetings grows. There "1"IY '144.""" add 2 or inure tablespoons of corn is quite a variety of musical or dram-
atio talent, Parents or friends of the to an3' r"M"
school are welcome • to attend. The 5, Cook the candy mix by stirring
over low heat until sugar is dis-
solved, Cover the pan for the first
ttvo Mintne,'" to prevent
crystals forming, I 1 pan is ntil
deep on 10:11, f 17(.1. .411(1 wipe Mi's rs, vVin. All:Ux,
away crystals with a wet cloth yr ' Mr '
wrapped around the tines of a fork. "r", who are spending a
cookie Of 11,0111111S ill kit clit;n<T, spent
6. Fondants (candies that require the week,end with. Mr. and Mrs. \V.
\\ uteri and hard candies ale ci.a.dc- 1. Campb ell.
Mr. Wm. AlcDow ell, Mr. and Airs.
Norman McDowell visited "l'hurs-
date has not yet been set, but another
!fleeting will lie held sometime near
the end of February.
WINGHAM GIRL
NOW IN AUSTRALIA
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
--Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bentley of
Woodstock visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Airs. Edgar Pattison. cd without stirring over high heat
and Mrs. Jeffrey Hawlcins after sugar. Then remove
and son David, of London. were syrup genii) al ik permit it to settle
home for the week-end. for 2 or 3 ininntes before pouring it day with Mr. and Mn". Wesley Staek-
out. house of Brucefield.
—Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Henning
chocolate or mulasses
butter,
apt
Mr. Harold Sprung, Mr. and Mrs,
Clarence raid Eileen of• Turnberry: 7. Candies containinn• Milk,
visited with :ar. and Mrs. Chester Dipnald Sprung, Peter and Wayne, of
Higgins of Myth. burn without stirring. Begin cook- HallettTownship, el (Ill Still-
ing these mixtures on high heat and day with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Cox:
test for the soft ball stage frequently r. and :11rs. Clifford Crozier and
while stirring. Cool dicta TnixtnreS children, of Crewe, visited !)11 Sun-
slowly after they reach the boiling
point. Do not heat gaudy until al- bell. with Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Camp.
,
most cold.
8, If candy curdles while cooking, du
not be alarmed as it will probably
become smooth when it is beaten.
—Miss Winona Stephens and Miss
Lenora Higgins returned to London
on Saturday, after spending two weeks
in Florida and the Bahamas.
Pa becomes his most charming self,
Homemade candy call be delicious.
Miss Ada Slav:01..1;s,,
way., visited last weLk with ,Mr-. Wm.
McDonncil and. Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
' man McDowell,
and Mrs. Dint 1;oal; nod, son
James, of Crew-4., MesSiS. Aaron au
13.oak, Ilrimo, Sask., who
have been spi..mling tin, winter in
Lucknow, visited on. Sunday with
Mrs. Fred. Cook.
Answer: Have a cup of cold waft.'
ht readinuss. DV.fli a vtry of the
l syrup into it. Wia n the ..vi•
can be gathered up iv [ht.
a soft ball that Will aIni.,r4
high speed for about 5 co 6 minutes,
if nuts are to be added, chop fine or
add before pouring into buttered pan,
Mr. C... R. asks: Why does smooth
fudge become sugary ;titer 2 wet.:lis?
Answer: Most candies should be
kept in a shallow tin hurt an d el, \ ere,'
y
Musical Instru ent.
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Consolidation. pf all SottthwesteM
Ontario into one closely-knit Civil De,
fence Organization is most important
to the success of the program tc;) re-
lieve suffering in the event of attack,
Brig. j. A. W. Bennett, C.
area army commander, commented-
Ilrig. Bennett- said his staff ‘..:as
prepared. lo give the utaxinumnt
amount of ns,istanee and advice t o the
1.,.ndon and reAmal organizations,
lint did. not enter into the scholia a,rt.
"If tit , 0.0 di•fenee machinery iS
required, the Rimed forces will be
busy on other jobs and, cannot 1...e
c.niquittrql to this work," lie said,
The regional organization of civil
defenve is important because any cen-
tre attacl,•ed front the air tinder mod-
ern warfare methods would be unable
to do much to help its own population
lie said.
He saw Wiledsor as probably the
most vital centre in an integrated
plan, because of its proximity to D,-
troit, one of the major targets in the
U. S.
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