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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-11-18, Page 5tat, VA. VYlisilnaa Adylmoolilots. 'W04**** $v Th* 'Wing horn Advageplimos. WeiThe*407.114v." rile PIN, Men's STREAMLINERS Just the Overall for Hydro and Telephone Ilinenten, Also Truck Drivers. No buttons to worry about. Heavy Rugged cloth with zippered front. Now New Low Price n /BOY'S JEANS Plaid lined heavy 714 oz. denim Zipper closing, for rough wear. ! Sizes 6 - $3.95 U KIDDIES' JEANS Elastie waist, lined for comfort. Sizes 2 - S a $5.50 $2.98 This is your CHILDREN'S STORE full of many every day needs for Children and the whole family. Shop in comfort and 'ease. 4101101.1111.1.1.111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111•111111111•111111a. $1.15 3 Pair $3.39 We always sell the BLAST for LASS For Thursday, Friday er Saturday ONLY FIRST QUALITY G4 - 15 NYLON SPECIAL • a U • Formosa Community Memorial Hall SAT., NOV. 28th Hello Homemakers) If the teen- agers are singing Allez-vous En and saying Merci then perhaps you can go along with their interest in French and bribe them for better marks In this language at school. Let them guess what you serve tomorrow if you prepare Frenched Tenderloin, Po- tatoes au Gratin, Vegetables, Jardin- iere, French Ice Cream, Petit Fours and Cafe Noir, Trenched (Tenderloin Wipe tenderloins with clean cloth and cut crosswise into,. 2 inch slices. Place on chopping board and flatten with potato masher, Shake pieces in a paper bag containing flour, salt, pepper and paprika. Saute in bacon dripping about 10 Minutes, Remove to casserole, add 112 cup top milk, cover and bake in preheated oven of 350 degrees for 25 minutes. Potatoes Au Gratin Heat 1 cup milk on low heat. Make a paste of 2 tbsps. fat (butter or mar- garine), 3 tbsps. flour and cup milk. Blend into hot milk, season with 114 tsp. salt, a dash of pepper and 1 tsp. minced parsley, Pour this sauce over a greased casserole containing 2 cups cold boiled potatoes that have been diced. Sprinkle with 6 tbsps. grated old cheese, then 1 cup dry crumbs. Dot with 1 tbsp. butter. Bake hi the oven until mixture is hot— about 25 minetes. Makes 6 servings. Vegetables jardiniere 2 cups scraped, sliced carrots 2 cups peeled, sliced onions 2 cups cubed tomatoes 1 cup canned peas 112 cup, Sliced green pepper Place vegetables in greased easse- role. Add 114 cup muahroont soup. over casserole and bake at 350 de- grees Rix' 1 hour. Preach Ice Cream Into a Saucepan corabitic 112 cup fine granulated sugar 'with 114 cup water and 114 tsp. attain of tartar, Boil until syrup spins a light thread. Beat 4 .egg yolks thoroughly then pour syrup into them; continue beat- ing until MiXtUre is thick. Add 2 tape. rum oxtract (or Vanilla) had 3 cuPs whipping cream. Stir Mail blended; and pour into refrigerator trays And freete until like mush. Pour MIX into bowl acid boat again, then return .to refrigerator and freete firni (ebtalt 2 henna) s'ISELT ZrNIBC3ritt // /41(iCit sr swowar<rs' XIND /Ai C44/4124 All 'Your Jamboree FavOrites PLUS Elmer jed - Danny Webster Chia* 'Wallace and Many Others DANCE TO FOLLOW Low Advance sale Ogee :ADULTS $1.00 CRITAOREN 50c Tickets on. Sale at (Aerie's Store, Weiler's Sterol Benninger's Meat Market Porniosa Rotel, Conulabreial Hotel Skylark Itestaftrant, Oppernian's Electric . BROADCAST sPoNr8oltED BY .. 7-UP, DR BALLARD'S • LEVER'S Potato CHIPS BROADCAST EVERY SAT. 8 30 PM 900 CHML thrift is always a pleasure when you save at . . THE OMINION BAN K 82 Years of Service to the Canadian People N. L. Srntih, Branch Manager, Winghazn G. A. Beattie, Branch Manager, Gorrie BRAND NEW WATER PUMPS as low 4.70 as Precision - built to re-place original equip-ment at prices that save up to 40%. 4,54 Low price—big size—x 1714", Protect new floor mats, hide old `worn ones. .. ...v TRICO DEFROST FAN was '1.59 $3.65 I High speed, vacuum type (no battery drab). Blows away steam, sleet and frost. 1000-WATT ELEC. HEATER 5.95 Big mirror - polished II" reflector. Give hot heat in seconds. With attached cord. REVOLVING . NAIL WHEEL 2 39 /randy flute - saver attaches to wall—holds filitteen 8-oz. glass jars. COMBINATION SQUARE AND LEVEL '1 69 • graduated s teal rule with level sad scriber. Well made sad accurate, 0 a WkW, --ESERVICES Phone 184 WINGHAM; ONT. Robin E. Campbell HAVE A HAPPY HOLIDAY ALL YEAR For year-round pleasure, give the family the best gift of an . handsome television set Priced at $269.°° up (aerial extra) OONVENIENT TERMS Installation in time for Christmas. its Give your family hours of fun via television ! WARREN HOUSE Open Friday and Saturday Evenings. Any evening by appointment, !firs L. C. asks: Nave you any saga gestiene on cooking onions that will . heap the aroma in the pan? Answer: 'Take 2 squares of,.aiurnie Plana IOil and on the double thickness- place 4 onions, sprinkled with 1J4 tsp. 4'1* PO yet known where.Sprate,fieh found ir< British waters, between Nev, ember and. vv}.41Aaq go during the lest Of the year.. a 0111111111111118111111151•1111110316111•1011111511111111611111111111111181811111111•11111111111111113EIRIIIIIIIIIM ifl li a i Carmichael$ ,.. i a i • flu Fr -= fi Your Family Store ..-7 dil .,-. it May we suggest yore, check these items. ii = BLANKETS a U a a go m. Protecting the Plantation • There are a number of hazards that the owner of a plantation of ever- greens has—such as fire and smother- ing by grass, deer browsing and drought, but perhaps the meet insid- ious is mice damage. The reason for this is that the plantation looks fine in the fall but on inspection the spring many trees are girdled and die the next year, The mice damage the small one year old trees and also trees up to 5 and 8, feet high, It has been the gerfa-rally accepted view that the mice do not do damage until after the snow comes—they work underneath the snow and the damage or the mice are undetected until the next spring, This is not the case, however, as this fall a plantation in which the writer is interested had trees girdled in October. This was not- iced when the fail places were being filled in, There has been very little CROWN THEATRE HARRISTON, ONT, TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY 7.15 & 9.15 SATURDAY MATINEE. 2.30 WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY November 18 and 19 "JEOPARDY" Barbara Stanwyeks Barry Sulliv FRIDAY - SATURDAY November 20 and 21 "Stoey of Robin Hood" (Technicolor) Richard Todd Joan Rice MONDAY - TUESDAY November 23 and 24 "Battle Circus" Ilumphrey Bogart June Allyson ADULTS 50e STUDENTS 35c CHILDREN 20c All Children Under School Age Free. action taken in Ontario to kill off the mice blit it is possible to place poison- ed grain for the mice, and according to authorities in the United States, it will safeguard the plantations. Many plariatioas do not need eafeguards as the Mice are not plentiful except Where there is bang grass, Plantations planted on sandy land do not have mice damage as the grass is sparse and there is very little cover for the mice, The following is a poisoned bait re- commended for destroying mice; 16 quarts of wheat 1 teaspoon of saccharin teaePeen atrychnia sulphate Melted tallow Dissolve the saccharin and stryehnia sulphate in 113 cup of boiling water arid mix this with melted tallow. This mixture is then Poured into the wheat and stirred in order that the poison will be well distributed, A bushel of wheaton will cover 20 acres of planta- ti The poison should be put in contain- ers which the mice can get into but which small animals and birds cannot enter, One quart oil cans with the small holes should he ideal for this— these can be secured at a local garage, The cans should be placed in the plan- tations before the snow comes as they could easily 'blew around and the poisoned bait would be spread on the ground where the birds could obtain it. If the cans are put out in the snow, holes should be dug in order that they will be placed securely on the ground. Deer Season The deer season which took place on November 4th to 7th inclusive in the Counties of Waterloo, Oxford, Huron, Perth, Grey and Bruce, went off very well. As far as we know there Were no fatalities with men or cattle. A large number of hunters were out • as was shown by the number of lic- enses sold. One issuer who usually sells approximately.20 licenses sold 165 this year, The "Farmer Deer License" which allows the farmer a license for $2,00 was quite popular. Most of the townships had passed by-laws to prohibit dogs but there was a little trouble in several town- ships where outsiders brought in their hounds. It is very difficult to estimate the number of deer shot and there were not as many deer shot as we ex- pected. A very rough estimate would say that 1 in 10 hunters secured a deer. The best hunting in the Huron district was in North Dumfries town- ship, south of Galt. There was several reasons for the poor hunting—the mild weather resulted in the deer being spread out. The bush was dry because there had been neither rain nor snow. Snow would have helped in tracking the deer. Many hunters stay- ed out on the roads hoping that the deer would conic to them. Hunting would have been improved if there had been more organized driving, Petit roOrs 1,2 cup butter I cup sugar 2 cups sifted Cake Doer 2 taps. making powder 112 fps, salt 213 cup water 3 egg whites 1 tsp. almond extrapt. Cream shortening and sugar well, MIN and Sift flour, baking powder and salt, and add alternately with Water to sugar mixture, Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Stir in flavoring and turn into 2 greased 8x8 inch cake pans, Bake in Preheated electric oven of $50 degrees for 20 to 30 minutes, Cool ea cake rack for 10 minutes, then turn out and eat in email squares, Place on cake rack and pour boiled pink frosting over them, Decorate With pastry tube using butter icing or sprinkle with cake deeorettes. Cafe Noir Percolate coffee and serve black. THE QUESTION BOX Mrs, R. W. asks.: What is paprika and is there any value in it? Answer: Paprika is the crushed, dried, ripe fruit of a large-fruited species of the capsicum. It contains sonic Vitamin C arid has a mild flavor. Sonic capsicum is grown in British Columbia, but it is native of Europe. Mrs. W. S. asks; Can we freeze pumpkin pie? Answer: Yes, we freeze pumpkin pie before it is baked or after baking. The family preference is freezing pumpkin pie ready for the oven and then baking the frozen pie at 450 de- grees for 15 minutes, then reduce to 350 degrees for 50 minutes, Mrs. N. L. asks: What are the mak- ings of a club sandwich? Answer: There are two decks of filling, 3 of bread. One filling is egg salad, the second is usually lettuce and sliced ham, Cut the sandwich in two triangles. Place a half slice of tomato on each, a stuffed olive on a tooth- pick into the tomato and bread, that is the famous club sandwich. snit. Fold the tOtt upwards, add 1 tbsp, water then completely seal, the 'te1.4.en,„ velope fashion, Copir in Mien along With potatoes and meat for 1 VA, .hapm. There will he no indication of onions being cooked, •Teerei-e-a neeklea a was; Anna nArAs • 'There are approximately 2,000 dis- tinct melodies in the 1.-4/a.ow 117Prol 4Lacah trodi," which is. sung as part of the Sabbath ceremony. Red Front Grocery Phone ; Our Prices Are Lower Free $90 We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery $ $ Dollar Days Are Here Again Commencing Thursday Morning, November 19, every dollar paid to us—either for cash purchases or paid on account—will entitle you to a ticket on FREE Electrical Appliances DRAWS TO BE MADE EVERY SATUR= DAY NIGHT UNTIL DEC. 19 • AND ON CHRISTMAS EVE Every Saturday night at 9.30 one draw will be made for weekly prize :—Your choice of either G.E. FEATHERWEIGHT ELECTRIC IRON VALUE $14.95 Or ti' G.E. ELECTRIC TEA KETTLE VALUE $14.95 Each Saturday night 10 tickets will be drawn for Jackpot, from which one draw will be made on Dec. 24th at 8 p.m. for G.E. ELECTRIC IRONER Valued at $149.50 Iron and Kettle will be displayed in our window. Ironer will be displayed in the window of Pattison Radio and Electric, your General Electric Dealer k in this area. These appliances are fully guaranteed for one year. a U • U a I U n I I I a • I U 70 x 90 All colours, Reg. $6.50 NOW $5.49 Small down payment holds them for Xmas. IBEX 3=piece Sets = Girl 's In velvet coat, hat, and leggings Sizes 5 to 6is $22.50 Sizes 2 - 4 $19.95 Red and Purple' CONSERVATION CORNER tr OUR BUSINESS INSURANCE DEPT. has been organized to give help- ful specialized service for the protection of PARTNERSHIPS KEY MEN - SOLE OWNER- SHIPS—Be ASSURED Consult FRANK C. HOPPER --Representative— Canada Life WINGHAM PHONE 462 STOP • SHIPPING FEVER • PNEUMONIA • CALF DIPHTHERIA • INFECTIOUS ENTERITIS THIS SEASON WITH NIXON'S FEVREX The concentrated, easy to use solution which combines the effect of 4 SULFA DRUGS. Complete, detailed dosage chart for all animals on every bottle. K er r's Drug StorE Y.