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THE SIGNAL -- ' GOFER
SATISFIED WITH NOTHING BUT THE BEST
_ Cooking Materials, Utensils, Appliances'
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H. M. AITKEN ;
In [ler Famous Cookery Demonstrations
USES
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,C TRIC RANGES 8c GENEkAL STF EL.W a RES,
ENAMELWARE COOKING UTENSILS
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The Farm and Hallowe'en
No farm: no Haillo%r'••u frstivltlie.dent ptao+ur +,UW )'errs ago.
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1,1by1 s the wltl�p, although little � These apple. were said to show lu
Lthuuabl IlsltnWy be glvru tl'+urhe hfirs tr�tlrl• tbeto -. Jed bhutultlat.
wtwlrIe Eve bad tow►euape a getneruuea bite
{ firs of owern ami em,, as In this Egyptian lore, there war men-
the producer of .the fruits of the tion of other apple's, the appk'r of
rrtb nr@ tuselwrablr ('ertainly.1lstkubar, all sweetue.-+t on one .side
e'tltau bltterne.s uu ilk' other.
lu
tla appl(` and The twnDpl-1n. two hem r ws lu the roductlou o[
1 products, are popularly a.4.ociatett with j vlarluur' kit►ndr
. ut rppk s, ('anadtau
Halluwr'en, but the farm is silo their w•Ieutlat s have been and are lu the
rupply•baae shall the Ilecaawlry ea- 1 forefront of werld research.
modals of the feast. Even the lu the Chrlatiau church, Hallowe'en
bumble cabbage, apart, from Its calm• or Ali Hallow. ire la the name given
it'llla�
purs, has a pet oiler AVIA- .tu the evening of the Silt of October
canoe at lillilowe'ea, for do not aolk ipi the vigil - at - Ballow masa, or All
ma Ideas sally futtb tea ells (lal•kltrl� date Dazs Before the Christian
of the hi t to ice es - ' ' ye of the dist of
pie►•1a steer, Ip order W divine theOctober was the ovtaaien ot harvest
vest
of their future bus, and other tawei ouiee its variuua touu-
bomb.? if the stem be tall, or short, tries. The festivities which gradual -
or crooked, so shall their future hus-
band be.
The pumpkin as a Jack-u-lanteru in
the hands of a frolicaotoe lad is the
improver: Canadian clition of the
humble Swede turnip in Europe, and
to many a youth In Canada the pump-
kin- la the symbol of hallow
eecellent'er either fpr food or..ftelis.'
but. atter all the apple is cure closely
associated with the feast tbaa any
other frultr.or vegetable. There la a
opt elei reason for this. ...In pagan
tlarere at jbr festival of Pomona, the
goddesety.f fruit trees: nuts and fruits,
'particularly apples (poem), played, as
Istlpurtant part and originated the
Salads Orange Pekoe Blend
has by far the finest flavour'
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MRB. DRINEWALTER'8
BODY REOOVEBSD
ly gathered round the Christian Hal-
lowe'en originated for the wort part in
couutrle: under tbe away of (be
Druid religion, notably Britain, plus
a few indoor e•elebratlona borrowed
from the pagau Boman festival to tbe
goddess of fruit.
'en o r The two chief characterlsthu of an-
cient HallyWeeu were the lighting of
'minters and the belief that Hallowe'en
was that only night ot the year in
which, ghosts, warlocks., witches. imps
ot the .artb and air, and evil spirits
were permitted to wander on earth.
Ou tbe let of Noventb'r the Druids
held their great tall festival and
lighted Area to tbe'sun-god in thanks-
giving for harvest. It was a firm
belief in .the religion of the Druids
tliat on the 'eve d1 ttita-"'.sanest,
own, hod of death, called together
the wicked lout.: that had been boa•
demnel within the past twelve months
to inhabit the bodies of animal..
LEEBLRN, Oct. 27.—Mlas Era Hor-
ton and her brother Clifford and others
visited their sister, Mrs. M. Locke, of
Woodstock, on Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Falconer returned home
last week atter nursing her daughter,
Mrs. Jaw. Horton, who bas not beed
well but is Dow improving. Her
aunt, Mrs. J. Ross, is still with her.
Our neighbor, Miss Clara Fulford,
will remove shortly to Goderich to
reside. We are sorry to lose her
from our neighborhood. :the •bad a
bee cutt'ng wood on Mo:.dby -sad
brother nod his wife aid sou from
thotierkb were out jor the afternoon.
Our school, S. S. No. 9, has some-
thing to be proud of to that one of tbe
pupils who attended there and then
went 'to Goderich Collegiate Institute
bas tido year v on -t e. ddataaon
oriel tcholarsbip In mathematics.
Congratulations.
There will be a Hallowe'en gather-
ing at No. 9 School on Saturday even-
ing. A short program will be given
by the children and games will be
A&L_come drr.w'd in [tetT
tune 1f possible and have good time.
Next Bendel', November 1st, tbe
aaerameni_ 7±t the Lord's Suppe `t�t-
custom of roasting nuts, apple duck-
1og;..aid the diatr o ' t a les ts
gifts ■ - ( tivc Hine The CWM-
Jian tio-f'rogiliotisr to bowie
sotto IleweftWephi'es are doing
I.eeb g h �at exact little. -boys In -other coun-
oron
.ea
that the Depart went w 111 be unable
to consider request!. for special ar-
rangements of numbers or special ser-
ies letters. Tbls has oecealoned con-
i, r ' • +'' shirred. extra wo rT�f�ie Peat and
the Minister hopes, try its discontin-
uance, to save the expense this extra
work involved and at the acme time
Increase the emcleney of the service
given to all motorists.
One hundred Issuing offices through-
out the Province will be ready to 'ap-
ply the new permits and registration
plates on November 2nd. As former-
ly. rhos.- living In districts remotle
from laving oaken can procure their
permits* and licenses by mall, direct
utli,da14 staied. ire is 'turrvived by from the IRywrtment of Highways.
OM' I mels. sud a slater, Mr.. Woods, motor Vehicles Brancb, Q+1e11'4 Park.
both of Torouto.
t�-fit-' two
more drowned in tbe Sand Merchant
disaster were recovered today.
Finding of the body of Mrs. Bernard
Drinkwalter, Port Stanley. Ont., only
woutan aboard the craft when It foun-
dered, red Frank Burls. of Toronto,
brought the number of balk's reeo%-
ere4 to eight. Lives of ulueteen
were 1'a•t in the sinking of the Sand
Mt'rchaui.
The tasty of Burns, the ship's cook,
w -us w'a'fted ashore at tierelantl. Ohio,
1937 MOTOR PERMITS
AVAILABLE NOV. 2nd
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Registration Plates l'ommenlorate i
Coronation lair
T(OR4 N7v1, oct. ;ln.-- Hon. T. B.
� l.juertten, Minister of Hlgbwaya, an -
be utoser:ed in ora c nu nous er that 1937 motor lreb ole per
Snnday the pastor spike on the text, tries did threw tbowiand'rears ago. I mets and operators'uHer will . go
-The nes solute you.' his sermon When Adam was- appututed to drew Wltb iegard to this belief it is inter- on sale throughout tbe Province on
Rift Terence to AU `t Itay.- rthc Narita of .Etioa and. to keep it eeting-ta note that In parts of Ireland No-embe• 2nd.
Solite in our bnr� b a the con-. IG;eoesis 1I:151, the apple was fatedf the gilt of ()ember was, and even 1Yeparhneir is oak
Carolina Slnft•rs at to be o overwbeltRlag sbrniAcanrre to f .till ia. known as Otani* Shoaling.
H=igbwiya na, fag 1987 pensees available -et -Me time
church the'who homed race. lu thin coo I the clgll of wmaa In Scotland.ottand. ,Q that purchasers of new 11137 are
nection, the legend of the Apples of bonfires, otherwise knows: as ball and trucks will not he obliged to pry
Signal's paradise*e figured stn tbe , of an= (fires, still are part of H*Ilowren cele-, for 11:91 regtstratton and so that the
cert by the
torte street
Use The
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on Monday night.
Advertising Column.
Don't Miss This Important Event --
TOM
THE
CANADA STARCH COMPANY
COOKING
OQL
Under the direction -+of
�vtrs.
bratlons, a relic of the worship of
Baal. -Some cynit•a declare that the
evil spirits of old Druidical times still.
'exist in the . shape of thoughtless
south who overstep tieayr� of pore
fun at Hallowe'en and mine Injury
to persons and damage to property.
Hallewe'ea Redpes
While the apple still holds Its prem-
ier position in Hallowe'en festivities.
increasingly large number of autumn
purt•bavers of used -cars and trucks
will not have to pay the usual trans-
fer tee with only two mt.nths of the
year remaining-
The advance 'tale of 19:t7 permits
Is lIealgred also to alleviate the usual
last-minute rush when 1936 permit+.
expire at the end of the year. Yo-
torlats who wish to avoid waiting to
porth•ularly In Canada, pumpkin pie line will be able to do so by prot•ur-
La also held In high e+teem. At tie ing their new permits In November.
name time there are other pumpkin The 1937 automobile registration
delicacies, for example, pumpkin chips plates Commemorate Coronation Year
and candled pumpkin. itl the making in both color and design. The figures
of wblch at Hallowe'en time the fol- are white on a red background, with
lowing recipes may be found useful: a white crown on eaeh gide at the top.
Haney Pumpkin Pie The numbering arrangement has been
changed from last year. There will
he no letter prefixes. The aerie*
letter will tome In the second, third
11-3-3 teaspoon ginger or fourth p eltlon betwewill en thehave num
tras9oop�lnnamoa. erals and each plate only
1-3 tesapoon salt one series letter.
1 egg in announcing the advance axle of
lel cups milk 1937 petmlta, Mr. McQueeeten silted
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Hal
Goderich
FRIDAY, OCT. 30th
1 cup cooked pumpkin
ry cup honey
'Toronto.
Press the pumpkin through a„Ane
sieve, add salt, .spites and honey.
Beat well. Add well -beaten egg;
then the milk. Pour” into a deep pie
plate lined with pastry and, babe at
4.50 degrees F. for ten minutes, then
reduce heat to 325 degrees. Bake
until custard is firm. Pumpkin cute
tard l* exeellent' for children and
may be serret, when pie Is served to
adults. For the custard, use the
above re, kw, omitting the apiees. stake
in custard cups.
Pumpkin Chips
2,30 p.m. ADMISSION 10c
Proceeds to THE GODERiCH WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
MRS H. M. AIThIEN
SietL. Aiilirtl
Is already known to thousand* through horn Radio
broadened* every )Ionia). Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at
10.15 a.m.. whish come to I:akrirh over ('FRB, Toronto, with the
compliments of the Canada Starch Company, manufacturers of
Iilwardsburg Crown 'Brand l'nen Syrup, Illy White (oro Syrup.
Benson's Corn Starrh, Canada ('orn Starrh and Mazola—the salad and
cooking oil. Them famous brands ire known from roast to coast and
are recognized as the rhoire.t products of their kind on the market.
('R(IWN BRAND is Canada'. original Corn Syrup, known for It.
quick energy -producing value by leading athletes and tralners—and It
Is the choke ('orn Syrup for infant feeding....i)erters recommend It.
You will see New. Aitken prepare and rook man) new honer dishes oar you fulfill leearnlbow
ou wtoill hagiveflavor
and
nourishment
1 note evert
of rvrry n&
foods ....l'on will realize how easy It b to save money In feeding ) y..
and rooked on the stage... Every minute of time demonstration Is Interesting.
There will be many useful prizes given FREE to lucky program holders, inrluding a number of baskets of the Canada Starch ('errpan)'s
famous products.
So don't miss this big event, specially presented at MacKay Hall, for the women of G deriett. Its INTERESTING, because you Will hear
all about new, delightful recipes and different way's of preparing appetizing mala—INSTRI'('Ti%E, because you w111 learn bow to prepare tasty and
not
orishing dishes at lean roc( --and finally—ENTF.RT. iNiN(:, berat se Mrs.When has a fund of exriting experkrres that are worth listen-
ing lo. ^•
6 point'. pumpkin
4 pounds sugar
.4.Ounce.. root�n(S�...
3 --lemon.
(1st the pumpkin up. rejtrtlne the
centre seeds and hard outside rind. - --
(ht the pulp Into 'meal! thin chips.
Tse otlir the )ab- and the rind of le
mon. hot all toifether in a granite
pot. Bring to a 1.11 and boil slow- (a
ly for two hour.. taking great care to
I r""`tittY'tttn'g.. " ten,erw "ginger
root. Pot away in sterilised jars.
R. A. REID
—Registered Optometrist—
byes Examined Glenne Fitted
4 k yeses itt Stratfordt..at.
Rabetrtass'a Jewelry Stan
"Satisfaction at Moderate Cost;
dee=
Studio
Couch
.J -
I8 THE IDEAL ARRANGE-
It can 11e used as a chesterfield
or in a moment can be eonverted
into a double bed or two single
beds. A wardrobe compartment
eau be added at a alight addi-
tional coat. A Iiringroom and
bedroom combined. You may
choose your own coverings.
J. R. Wheeler
antral Director awl
Air 'inure Dealer
8a•eltaa Street, Gaiwstt►
PlIoNF1c : Store 335; Res. MI
Best for all your Bakinist
PURIT!J FLOUR
Cakes, Pastry and Bread
•Peel pompbii►. -Bemuse"Midi- net
tut in Piecesooe ilea gusts. Weigh
and add an equal • weight of sugar.
Let nand over night. Drain. To
each cup of syrup, allow one teaspoon
of vinegar and a +small piece of root
ginger. Gook untie the mixture costa
upon the spoon. Add pumpkin and
boil until the pumpkin has absorbed
almost all the syrup. Drain thor-
oughly, then spread on plates to dry.
When dry, roll In sugar. and pack
between layers of waxed paper.
• • BAKED APPLES
Canadten apple*, het or cold.
erh' always welcome at Hallowe'en
parties. Here are three recipes:
Baked Apples i
Wipe, core and senre ams Canadian
apples. Place them In an agate bak-
ing dish and fill eentre of apples with
anger and one teaspoon lemon julee or
sugar and cinnamon, 11dng 'one tea-
spoon clnna.nnn to ogee cop angor.
Allow half -a -cup water for sex apples
and poor It ernnnd them. not over
them. Rake until the apples are
anft, frrrn twenty to forty-five min-
utes, halting erery ten minutes. Place
apple, in a dish and pour the Jntce
aver them. When cold they may he
.erred with or without plain or
"flipped cream. - 7
Baked Apples 1i
PdTe and wire gtood'Iform (wna-
dlan applea. Put into taking pan.
Lill the (entre of Barb apple with'
*tear and add a lilt of butter on the
top. Add enough water to rover the
bottom of the den.. Cinnamon or
nutmeg mss• he sprinkled nn the top
If desired flake In hot oven until
•oft. M.ltnr core often with The
Juice In the pen
Baked Apples' iii •
Parr and rare tart Canadian apple*.
FIll the t•avlties with mistral. ettrnn.
anger anti lemon peel. Plaoe In bak-
ing dish and pour over them halls.-
cup
alla t"cup of water. Dost with grannlated
sugar Flake In a alnw neon until ten-
der. Sprinkle with soft bread rrnmha
and auger Rake ten minntea and
*erre hot with cream or podding
saute.
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rocery Specials
For THOR., TRI., SAT., OCT. 29, 30, 31
MAPLE LEAF SALMON 1/t ro. ten 17c
PEARL WHITE SOAP
10 bars
31C
RASP. OR STRAW. JAM
Large 32 -oz. jar 29c
AYLMER SOUPS, Veg. or Tomato.
3 Lina 25c
COUNTRY KIST CORN
17 -os. tin 10c
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The CANADA STARCH COMPANY, Limit
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF LILY WHiTE CORN SYRUP AND CANADA CORN STAICN
BISCUITS, BRIDGE DAINTIES
ROYAL YORK TEA, Orange Pekoe
PALMOLIVE SOAP
1/2 -Ib. pkg. 28c
PRINCESS FLAKES
2 pkgs. 29c
SOAP CHIPS, Finest Loose
3 Ibe. 2Sc
GOLDEN YELLOW SUGAR
MEATY PRUNES, Large Sweet
JELLY BEANS, HALLOWE'EN
J. CALVIN CU TT
PHONE 116 or 216
J. J. McEWEN
PHONE 46
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