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Made Use of Dee compa.niment wilt ,beef, ham .oar
Sausage' and are` easy to prepare,
Cut three red Gross
Wise and 'remove cores, .Spriniti.e•
each half with lenaon'
•bine 1/3 .cup. brown sugar, IA cup
catsup and.. tablespoons. better or
margarine. desired, 2 tables-
OPTOMETRIST --16. Bones Right out to Hide
There's a tinge of fall in the air
Thoroughness — Ability Time tested
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and hunters are •orerhatiling their,
equipment preparing for the annual'
trek to the bunting areas. What
with upland game, deer and moose'
reported plentiful in moat of On- 'Phone 37 for appointment , . .
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1 • , . . , ... . ti "Waste net, want not," should t .
i be the motto or the nirrirod, It's
i not only illegal to waste game, but
spoons hors•eradihtt may be added.
Top each apple thalf with some of
the rnixture and, place in shallow
halting pan containiAg small
amount eg water. 33alte in Moder-
it is poor sportsmanship,
The smart hunter utilizes both
meat and pelt of the animal he
shoots. Most sought target of the
bunter is the white-tailed deer—
and the hide can be used for Many
things, Even the most inexpert fly-
tier can make beektail streamers
from the hair of the deer; the buck-
tail is one of the deadliest of all
fish offerings, Then..there 'are moo-
easins, gloves, vests- and jackets,
Many city concerns offer hider
services and will: even
make up the required articles of
clothing at a mod•erate cost. Tan-
ning isn't such a difficult job and
according to Department officials,
you can do it yourself. Salt the
`hide if it is to be •stored, until you
can get around to, finishing it,
Soak it in clean water until 4-oft,
then slake five 'pounds of lime ,in
30 galkins of water. (Wood asheS
were _popular in the, old days for,
this, process and May still be used,)
Soak the hide in thp Solution, mak-:
ing sure it is completely subinerged
and leave it there until the hair'
can be removed, usually in eight to
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oranges, eight ;:oups:cider • or grape
juice Bak_ venison forR4Q„mina
utes in moderate heat;• cool and
chop. t,
Mix with the'phopped suet, pared,
cored, and chapped apples qrid other
fruit, Add sugar, 'spices, 'juice of
-two oranges inely ehopped ring of
one'.'orange 4taita , the' liquid. Sim-
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minutes fora pint jar' :and .70 for
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soak the hide again until the thin
layer' Of 'skin on the hair side can
be ,slipped off, Then immerse the'
hide in one gallon of vinegar and
25 gallons of water, remove it and
stretch it.
Use -green hardwoods to smoke
it carefully, ,this process not Only
.colouring it but giving it the per-
Mai:tent "smoky" smell which is
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Canadian garments, There .are few
Indian bands which today deeor,
ate the hides they cure with beads'
or porcupine quilts as they did in;
the old days, hut almost any skill
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Little venison should be Wasted;'
even the bonts can be 'used in mak-
ing rib-sticking soup, just as beef
bones are used. In most cases deer
meat is cooked Mach as beef is
prepared for "the table, some pre-
fer to remove the fat from venison
because it has a tendency to cling
to the roof of the mouth, Tender
Cuts of, meat are cooked by dry
heat, as in roasting, and Jess ten-
der portions by Moist 'heat, as in
stewing, ,
A pressure cooker is .eXtromely
useful if the deer*you got" is an
aged animal, In- many cases; addi-
tion'of a tablespoon' of vinegar .eli-
'Minates' the wild" smell. some-
thries noticeable in cooking.
, Tender curs such as ribs and
loin chops, round steak and log,
roasts are usually pan or dven-
broiled or roasted:- less' tender -cuts,
neck, shank, chuck and break are
cooked with moist heat or ground
for "deerburgers", They are also
excellent; for mincemeat. Loin or
round roasts should be sprinkled,
'with salt and pepper, pladed on a
rack in an uncovered 'pan
and put in a pre-heated slow oven,
300 to 325 degrees, Do not add
Water Or cover, That is most im-, portant, according to experts,. The
Meat should be allowed 20 to. 25
Minutes to the .pound.
• For Mincemeat.
Use two pounds of lean venison
from the heck, one pound of beef
suet, two pounds currants, six
pounds apples, ,one pound s'ultana
raisins, half ,pound citron, six- cups
brown sugar, •two teaspoons nut-,
meg, one tablespoon allspice, one
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Tip§. for :Safe •
Winter Driving • -
.4r4.,• -.(larknoos. and Winter con-
ditions place hazardous strains on
hot.'41 .driVera• • and • automobiles,
according to .the Canada rem*:
twee Federation, each year as
the first snow and Old,. weather
are felt ••a.croS.* the country,
Way and traffic accidents increase.
Officials of the -Federation;
which represents ..more than :40
casualty' and automobile illy
surarlce cPmPanies in -Canada..
recommend the .following„prepara-
tions for safe•Winter driving';
1) Drive more slowly, Speeds
allowable under good conditions
become excessive on slip pery
streets.
2) Have the mechanical eondi-
tion of your car ,eheeked, partlep-
larly brakes!, steering mechanism,
lights, heaters and, defrosters,*
3) give pedestrians time to cross
streets safely; winter conditions
make walking difficult too,
• '4) If you -plan a\" considerable
amount of driving during, winter
Months hailer ,,your •• car , equipped
snow tites or chains,.
5) Check ter leakage' in your
exhayst muffldr or paliger
from'fatal difition monoxide fumes
is 'most setae dtring, • winter
months, "e‘n '
6) If yourAdar skids, ,turn your
wheels in theldirectiOn og the
but do not,apply brakes. • •
.7)., On iee,ptop and' start gentlY.
Purnp. your -ibtakes you stop;
start ;toff sly; second or high
gea,r,,!
W
tO obtaih" extra traction.