HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1918-11-28, Page 2'is not only t ,,, east economical on account t t
its great strength gt but y�= u h :a� re the c : e u' g
�"� -. ,�. 1.
anddelicious qualities ties s well. p43fl;
�i4AtT.*eY"wScaled Metal tl P ` ketF,6
Ask�Z31~' �:, IA
(.tree ;;r-1 uduti; o<' A,utui;au. jiarod is'es either • the li m ale
'T ie fall and' early winter months' of .the c I ot'ato mr-$her oz a r;iu,llar
are busy oxtee for the housewife. Piece of 000d:that is well rounded.
Whie she is malcii't f, F' things beer and rack in the sausage �rery, tightly:,
tie the :e:ads securely and then cook
in a 1 ergo kcttle'�°of boiling water for
ie' l'engt'h time. of }Tang
file tequa•rz_ � i
up to, drain and let drys, usually .about
fear days • 16 ctavo weckS; in a Boal, thy
laace: • Thesi slip in melted .petal -fine
in ing-par Hauler are ,that part
ship -iii a.pe, to.4 the cola stormy day.,,
that. are c inning there hi incite „pine
for other thizigs. �.
Yet in the days gone "by assandiria
ustialiiv inside -various : idelectable sari
saes, clzoe e arid tha lel; frq xi the
ay -products that Ire plentiful at this
`'vena `a s . .i quantity of a meat
goes ear. and becomes most
•
'nourishing and Satisfying, if
co1.,..1.blit�L c, E.i Z..Y.B ' •q 1L .d:_An ,v
Cciuuda't'ooci Board, Licence No. `13=i13_'
oblen —bread axe to mold. These Five years ago,there was- -only Bees;
i P.
, '-, � far a the Atlantic coast. Now there
pans.may be ci.t i..,•quarter. n
~i uicl.
sales.'
are five fishing out of Nova Scotia,
Pig 'Sousa. ---Soused" pigs' feet, tai1s' ports, and between thein they. lain.
1 lit alacl' toil, rtes find i'eac y sale 1f very tWn � � l
season of the ye.u'. To-d:ay the yvo is tligroughly <osaed. This sai�sagc ricers,pz�Iyereti and`pac ed in' ali-
ned eine <?lay'zioti�^ U13 huii� zlp in a ca14 lase),, t_.. .
who is lass"�as,s• It is important to pack
i1nd1 the trouble ll1t) make these at'- • these pz bdiicts 1 1 all-gia ,s j?rs, ow
a.nil 1"ept uzitll needed,
tractive food's can command :a good' All sausagesarequire .sbnletliing 'to'I ing. to the fact^that when using jars
price for them: •keel) then. t6 ether --'aa body" --req it l that • have- metal, tops the vinegar
In European markets many vazie- isecalled. This is usually mad frgnl' which `has worked between the porce-.
ties of home -shade` sausages• are dis- a cereal; oa tnloai- is thebest for this I loin lining and the md"ta1 top," sets
played by the farmals' wives; and, one purpose,.'
must be real earlyat the :stales to be 2 To prepare the oatmeal: place two
able to obtain event a small "amount, gtiarrts"-of water ill a boiler and add
•
so quickly are these goods purdhased, one tablespoonft:I of salt, and vaheii
:x •.=>r.�s_-aw�u,ea. s.'e. r`i? . °.: � _._ -.� _ , , ... : uuw.a.e.uar ., �..... .. ,:,a.,......_.—• boiling
. . , n Stir
l The secret ofeuccessfi;l making^:of.. boiling"nod Qiie`,pint of oatmeal. St
• x is company by special axr� ,,,. ',the , ,
t ozrYrisla. ouehton �> these -delicacieschieflyill.; occasionally and ,cook for one hour.
,. � q Y..A80tlto •: ; . � " ., � 11.83 Y r.. the
r.. e L blending,, the s ices" and,the` season -'Turn into a deep" bowl and add
r •, Once she had started on her spq�e,c_r P .-�,, _,,.,,
CFi1SPTE tI XA� IIT.— ho it d.) 1„
almost breath- Ing, and „with a little practice you can 'balance of the ;ingredients,
” , you, she went ahead with it 1
rime. ilSa: sire I nz sure y , . i .
i , 1- •• that, she, easily'make-the esus) Ince any... horoughly.
>'e�..al it wizusn t
for nothing ,g , •
wouldn't, feel as you do if yon knew • Y, -the •
had rc�le�rsed it so often, and the variety that are saki to -day in t5easanings
ngomelt with Tho,S. Allen
up a reaction that is extremely pois-
onous. „ Pack :a dried red pepper pod
ineac11 jar. Cut a lemon in half, and
then with' a' sharp knife' cot into thin
water until
slices. Cook hi boiling y,
tender, then pack two or three pieces
in each: jar. ,
Cook 'the feet and:'t_ails until- tender
in just= suf 1eien't'water to covei;.,Re-
move the feet and cool, then cut into
if you knew --- 1 -- w. `
rnoreab about fife-- S. had made
d cletratlan, t1Lat 1Sa�u1r 1
marketanddelicatessen stores: �Vasii and `dr aisles tons, 'leaves desirable sizes.' Boil, the. liquid 1ih-
ezm, My bather ,r, Dave' Beanies, . . 3r P•
r er>,ten e to ser supplied her with the confideFor the casin `use stout nnbl'e• Is of • c'';er and then rub fie. Put til it is reduced to one-half its form
-
band
serving 1 twenty-year s e ut g Y
'll -hen , ° '
'sufficient
i rages le % him epee that she needed, h wasoldetop ed mulin: , 'These . cases may be through a fine 'sieve to remove the er quantity.-, add,. suffic t.
gar murder cant robbery. 3, ,l. rel � 'h she. zi*as�`ca n171e ,r g ,_
• all ;the art of i\ uc la _ a to taste. Pack the parts in
Ira true to ?tie and I left him, • , , made 1n \ ailca's..widths , a ld lengths coarserpieces.' Use a blended our vineg z
bazLd � 1 her appeal.- Her voice, .her �,, cos s poul-
w at into h aPi;' °.the "tar and; with the pre ared
and my fated half crazed h As, for example, take a piece of un -
and
Ceasorini . with s lt, •r hate Peper. jars r,
_. ;�e � .her ovary attitude, as she sat . P � . �, • .. Y r..,,., g
^d happened to Tuve and me drat 5ie ,,:
an le r bleaclled':aiiu ern five inches .wade and>liquid, adding to each Jar one tea-
,_,.,�husband 'himself."' her arms straight at her sides ,> s,, , _.and .r.ed: ilePper.;;: ..
and hlntstilf. f pickling spice two
as>d ,>1L�d my `'Ir edge of fifteen inches: lonng. ,. Salsera , ,s• e.—Two cloves• of spoonful of mixed pic
tea -
and her.hands grasping ,,the g a IE, casing Italian SaI,, ag-
c rtibberS and
of thisb d seam the ns two ba leaves. Adjust the
by:leaking a feile )rife six tedium -sized afire, , 3'� 'the •.
g i g t. lids partially 'tighten the Jars and
length of the casing. The- fifteen-.
pounds of.lean por1,,-.one 'pound of P Y g
inch length is ` about the. right size, fat pork. Put through a' food chop-
though the width..inay be run -;from', per twice and .the* add the oatmeal,
five to' twelve inches., ,This last is as cooked in the directions given
very large and does not make, as 1 above together with two level. table-
) b 1 I ,..
table -
nearly as an attractive -package as the' spoonfuls of salt, twb level table-
t' ! P
"Scanlan!" muttered Meguire, knit-
ting,
nitt-g is brows. Killed a storeleep-".
er vsras that it?"
•'1f e. d% n'1. kil'i hien," declared Nora.
"I'm ur , was an-
, C didn't There
I m suss8 he di
the bench, were of the mosttouch-
ing supplication, "''She . tIould telil,.
even while she •srs oke, that sae sy:as.
making an impression;. she otilcl" re
cognize the softness o± pity fir syla-
cr her man wits ham, a man named ,
guire s eyes. She'•s a'•3 aware, how--
Sclil:iipfe, and Dave made ,a ianfession
d ever, , sit the truly magical -impression
and toed how 5chla.pfe hail - arranged that "shie' was ,making=uziaware that
the plot t0 ro 'the s ore, and„to. in;. , '. e presented- to'the- six seven and eight then place ,in ' a hot water bath and
process two and 'one-half honirs..Seal
P ?^
securely This prgduct will keep
until' used. 's '' _
Tongue.—Wash and sera e'
Canned Tora P
t how
the tongue,find : then boil until tender,
b iii never et inch ones., s oonfuls of dried'celeryleaves, one {
shooting-; but h had b Pe
Sci> upxe had none the ho n, edu five and be_
tail, 'heart. kidne t oultr - ea- in just sufficient water to cover.
m'an sA Completely s c The . head, feet; to kidney” level tablespoonful o p y s
Um jury wouldn't believe all that ilia s an 'as feet. ' When his eine- and liver ma be used for saws es tables ooiiful of re pep-
_ When the toi1gue.'is' tender remove
Dave said. I know he was telling the I Y og somng one p red P P
1t— .t teens ilere cnaageu, a e fie teaspoonful of black pep- from q P
truth.•
Dave wouldn't—he couidn . PP per, o
commit a murder. If thy. jury rea'1-
ly believed he did it, they'd have found
hum `giaailty in the first degree, '-for
R:ecrsrdixag to the story Dave t -old
there was nothing to excuse the shoot-
ing. - And the judge would have had
a
him put to deathor sentenced. to pri-
y t1 vias but 21 soft the liquid and plunge into cold,
hearted wretch and to see that lovely,water to loosen the skin. Remove
per. Mix thoroughly and then..pack v
ch ca"sins. skin and: ,then pack into Jars, using
very .tightly into a five nn a .. .
nod chopper three' times, using the Plunge into boiling–water and boil the same seasoning, as in the pig
one and •ozie-half hours. Then pro- souse. Boil down the liquid to one
medium fine knife. When packi{ib ,, half its 'farmer quantity and add the,
One -
the prepared sausages, into the pre- ;coed as-gegen for that final cur•-ing. ry, t
P P g Bead Cheese.— Wash thoroughly: vinegar to taste. 1)111. the 'jars of
t d
1 arse one head,removal
g the o59er--and
fiowillg, anc1„then adjust the rub --
sort for
and cleanse � 1,
:>cx; for life. a>. least, instead of .a fall` 't' h�e11•
'may sure)I'll andNlid"arid partially' >rg
„ , , But you ma. * be sure_ I ll a and _e es. Place bel P
twenty ears But the man that any ,hebe`aoagla lui,f'arher, eyes.Ue Capital. R, a 1 brains and 'tongue Y
Y Y' ,F
g ,C- -, intears. se ',l#do what do a 1 'can.
And luny,. Mrs. Cur- Process for two and -one-halfhours!
was reallyguilty had a Congressman gas to s�,��m.'iir,tzat.,. I 1. •{al•,* '.
.:• : - , ,a° do you realize what you ve
him and 1e' got some wit- I can; sure, .I .x.111. T>; ..eenls to me,. ceras 3 Cook t'1 t' 11 leave
in hot water bath, :.'`Remove from
to defend g'st It•
iie`sse5 to east some doubt - oft Davis • now 1'think of i 1 1Leard, aft the time .
story, -which -a perfectly' straight that your brother got kind -ef a raw
story just the same,—and so the, jury i deal.. Birt. lioness to. God, 1 .don't.,
let this man ofd, and put the whole! know what use I can. be. now,efor the -
F �if' hide governor- is o± Lhe wrong .panty aixl
thing on Dave---thoughthey'd
and sera- le: •
ih'3ode of Preparation
The meat; r>ru.st be put.through ,a
high-toned lady an 'su 11 cifiatress, and
to know that in enlisting Ma weld's
services for Schlupf&, lie had remotely
connived at the causes of. ,that dis
tress.,made him feel all dlzoky• and
pulpy inside. ,
"Don't -cry don't try, iIrs Carcor-
real convictions as I've said. they'd he'll 'not be like1,y ta.:listen'. to inc . at,
have had the courage sof. 'them -and ail.. Next.'atitulnn'we'll have' an .3le0:
broiiglbt in first-degree verdict. tion,- and I'm, hoping-to,,get in -u roan
Dave' lawyer: felt -there seas. seine I cando business ;with;, and, if,I can--
o-2
an-
l in g o- Otitic al influence haping ,±1ui �ws 1,, I'll',do' what', I. can, you may ,be,
Zr
gaiety
man --getting a• Cee essnra sare .af that, Mrs. Corcor:an.1'
to defend ` him and . all. ` And I've "Thank you, -Mr. d?lla guire. .I "tiidil't
been trying ever'so-long to :get•lriy re3:ize about tihe•governor; I thought
courage up- so that covild tell ?inn you could- always get what you want
alill this,'1ar1d..ask y0n, il', you wouldn't ed, no' matter who was�goyernor.,,
,eek into Dave's case; rind then, when -"Listen ' to that new!" 4laguiryo
you sound how innocent, of nrardei.' laughed ruefully.. "And it's' -what o:
lae was, I thought maybe you'd be good many think• too—ars if there
wilting to use your influence and' get was some arrangement by which I
Urn 'pa,•3onect.'' " could always be pulling wires At the
ene
at Parker
'fil'Ie clothes.3•'Ou were so proud Of.'WIien
46w--film1 he, -made to appear BCW again"
Fabrics' that ire dirty, shabby or" spotted -
iivill be restored to their former beauty by
s,eriding them ,Co P13rker's, '
I end DYEING.
Is proptlrI ;fie at ark.r'S
Send articles by post or cipsres W. pay
"el'al." °iaf e'one `4' ay and. ow' Cba 'g s are reason.
able. Drop 'I• > card for our. booklet Oil
household helps that as Money.
PARKER'S DYE : LIMITED
to ner .a Dyers,
J.A.Yong St E Toronto
in a deepkettle and 'eoverinr th cold
water.' : until meat: ec
n Remove e w ea and
hail the' liquid in the kettle until;. it
is reduced •• to' one-half •its ozmer
uantity:;'Remove the meat from the
head and 'ut\into • neat pieces...Add,
t th liquid with u1ce; o two lemons,
grated' rindko one est aia :One,table-
spoonful
a -
s 001 til 0 • `poultryeas, g> . .
'tablespon'ofuls, o, dried.celery leaves
one tablespoonful o� dried - parsley
leaves, •two tablespoonfuls of salt, one
fiat said?'' bath sea securely and then store in
the bo e .. kh head
l
a°what WAS that, Mir ' Maproduct will
No; , � a cool,: dry Place. This
gi,"1e �„ V13nted,
ll , >.,. ;- •,' '• w � keepuntil '
s :." Well;,tha:t you have :a feeling I'm f -
n , what • y
a tiray sur o b q
Big Trawler batches:
ns' you're ready
�s�:i •ose;noyv that mea } _ •p
pP
I' t et hat I want I
to •give•?It',to tn.e?" o e 1'q d h j f 1 • The fate of the "Triumph off the
�, ' it any kine -created :a`-inonlentai
I guess yell don't `Waists ,s d f i t "ale 41tl�rtic 'coast Y
t
er, 1:'S.a
ui-e •
g'
M tete " rf f two interest in the trawler which inland
:: a��, x, e: P
- not?", '9r
`do...,. r , which ' is
I.�v z
urs �But „S, �'about b
b
,b.o
little
era .hear'
4
"Considering all o'li've �i`ou:ri(i oi'zt:'
l es -bh Y t
i '� , really ' one of the chief izistru.`nen s.
tat. me.that out didn't know be=; e Y
ago you' : supplied
„ It in lieepiiig` the msslet well s . IiP
fcze. .
"A An :.'thein it would be .if; tablespconfu1 of red pepper, one
with fish.
�, strange ge Fa
that •Could' make -any. difference. I'm clove of-.garlic,'nrinced very fine. Osis Steam trawlers are something
of
kin You. 'usst 'rhe same end' al little thorou hl and then pour.into ' an an innovation in' : Canadian fisheries.
asking Y J -ie., -g Y
more so;' Mrs. Corcoran, oai'1 you be e. oh-
--
,._
an averate of ,hale a million pounda
of fish weekly.- Asp niucll as 250 0(?(1
pounds have been landed, : by one
_trawler in six days!' fishing. Trier
s operating off' ill::.
arethree- trawlei _
Pacific coast. ,
lit,-Menioriant
Somewhere iFrance,where lty ed,
n �dtiT " 1
1Ie' fills a patriot'' grave,
Tlie',lazk sings high above his head,
1 liela•k knows the hallowed bet;
Qnly,,� 1 ••
'Where lies our soldier brave:""
Sacred the ground where a soldier
sleeps;'
:leo came at his country's call.
1x1
e s
Onward the' tide,of battle• •sweep,.
Onlythe lark o'er his bosom weeps,.
•' Yet he gave' 'to'the world his all.,
ys
any wife?"
"I, neer thought to marry again,
Mr. Maguire ='"I certainly never
thought.. to marsyeyou:;' So Z don t see.
liow I can say allat once."'
-"MY sister never thought to marry
again, ,but she's going to do it,"
"Yes, but it's atr-m an -she came near
'Marrying ,in the first place—one she
may ahra:s have had a tender, ' feel-
ing. -for. Arfd 'Ive sometimes thought,
if I ever -.did, marry again, it night
be; such a man!'
Consternation , manifested itself on
Maguire's plump face.
"You don't mean, Mrs 'Corcoran,
that the-re''s tsoalebo y you're iii love
with ?„
"Oh, z5:ay I wouldn't • stay that. And
I
don't know that he has any thoughts
of me any 'more. It may just have
crossed iby mind; +6hat's all.
The tense- expression of e anxiety
on Maguire's face 'relaxed, although
his eyes remained' clouded with dip -
1 salt` sfavtion
"Who is lie?- ',What sort `of a joie
lhas he ?"'he asked
"Olt, J .couldn't Cay, Mr. Maguire,
it would be too mornfyiug ±0 1310 if'
I told you and then fie 31OV11. took trey;
interest in me -after all." - `
116 failure to yield 11ri1 iniireclr'
ateli, a fa.orable answer sopSed only
heti intensify and'•inflame his passion;
The .intimationthat she might per-
haps be unattaii1abfle riiade her seein
tenfold more desirable: •eels pray-
ers were`inoving' in trier urgency, al-
most embarrassing; and yet 1c did
not commit '0 vulgarity of :spread`
ing before her all that he could oll;er
retieen0e and
u«,nn
annes,as a bribe. She was' r onsciaus of
`tine ic'+'pc�C'l"ed nil,.t.'for'' Lt..
.a:O'fg?`"' ;He was trying to win h r without
'haying., recor,rneto his • material ad -s:
r'
Tv,' ,Sizes- 5'Cc ax1a .91
ECC? ,i,Q °ill y ice ,7E•„ark, '1e fobbing,
the cava 7 in,f fills. washing, redden t41110
nucheti J v '1)nda until you rxrepear ok'
Oleic e ,.o armee? Than use Rn xa-d'm
P'Ya)+ n.:ewrrcam, X inr3.aot.rning.a
inx t.t.a,c , acre gently curative errect EY
r ten tiss 3a •de•cc 3'u;'a9 and hiisca ca;;.
bo &ktn 1 sue. Haug nails•
c,lyai ' o Colla ria crci brine ,hed,) 1t;:
g)vr ou lraa 2i.. to be p00011(Ibf
,• Urent time •yoxt'ociaeorforobe:.c?
gets shiny just put on a il13313 fcoa,e3, 01
17 a.°,)' 7 1 ' n 5a vcrtil110l ooe'Lsacu
rir
(Mc.). ). 1131en1, perfootly with the'
rr)r ,i$)cc[+:) and coneeala 1Ittle blcm••
rite . dean rind 3'0'8111. There
is a twos13i tc lino , inane -;x) r toll„t pro-
d, cte, 1riah• 111, 1orlcnla for the teeth
'zge,), at 3O,:iY,l;",'
A i"5-1'.110' 1;t1l Each Pcardbeia0
Bash tlf a' 0l'..1 btu,' epasittgeofIngronet
tuildt.aids OrPerfi- y,0:;.813 4ruy;rii1
WM. give ou vrtn) a0 t charge, d rakgp
p1113'aii of ,1 vvorlc' f,ni 1 1rotion
tatt[r5-,OtrE;:i. P, 0? Vane "'00
gat rnnr-rise', loo, ioefory'otartaoxziii
e,
Ask. gong dat r,3itt. lie
Hitt.:..)'t Co.,Co ,'TiVi Sq )1„U0l.
S:
Vantages.' It was 'h'iln$elt, `.not
possessions, teat he, ,was trying to
present t to si r. 'as worthy to be lived
With. `aOft.en and often I've tho.Igrni:
what r grand thing it would be for
1rre," 17e; Laid, "to b•o going to ,o0c) u:i
and satire with you,,:and .^'h13ve yeti.
teach enc ai,l abbot tneni. Often and•
often I've thought how grand t -w oltd'.
be to have you tak,ng in^ ro•t fid and
showing aide what I ought to think
about. tb 7L s ,
Ho ran 'ir1car r1owly bae11 ±0 the'
city, pleading with her all the eery,
When •:they were passing, tha perliten-
Liar` ii ,: ,s aidt ---
"Wh�ctl et ylrir cic ide_ to �iy no of
ye,,, Noi°a, ,I'll `do what I can for y 1us7
brother`. Honest lo- loci 1; wi.1 1.
kind of.mind liea.3 ii), that 1 e: had_ a
r! 0 t Of a <a1."
Indeed, he' "7 Teelin1 liar1
TDawe; lie, had "done •' serVicsa, for
henclstnan (pate' blithely, i n,difrer'ent t�r�.
the i11iu'stiee that 'Might flow from, id;
'1 , N•or o, ussawarto this 't h,is 00:naclets.00
had reason for being, 'uneasy, alined
ct ai 1 sn:y yes to him after that 'hecto;
e,rultairi.Pticarc,:s.�v^ 111r1i s,:,, but 'not 1)31±1; t'•at• afithough
acaois A. •Hca '"�' 813 lilted him now better than she had
ever don befo'rt,,he, ;,wa.;,,n't after
r i1,7 :Ub1 rh.xe." '
(et o i1[; Oen:ta111ied)•
Concerning 'the value of any.
Stocks or Shares in your posses
.cion, write us and we: will, give
you the fullest -infuriation avail-
able without charge. •
Don't run away::-: with the idea.,
that because a stock is inactive
it is without valise. '
Our up to date information may
save you needless worry` and loss;
through premature,
”; Give usY• our confidence and wet,
will merit };ours."
H. M., CONNOLL & CO.
l4Iembers ;1lontreal Stco'. L.:xchange
105-106 Transportation Building'
MONTREAL, OUE,
*0141.111
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. „ `;`ia.�taiViltifirr /1'x'1 ,
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"W4730.
AND,
CORN SYRUP
r o ,.To help. -the, sugar.. alrol•ts, e use Crown "Brand dn.: Lill
White Corn Syrup--delicious,-•wholesome j and, economical al-`
rf= ternative3' for Sugar in Cooking and Preservfing. CornM:.1e
• "grown in North America, While sugar must be brought across
the seas in'ships-wllich are vitally'nestled for -war Itarposes.
Use all ;the syrup{ made Prom corn you wfsh,,while the if ood:,
Board is urging stringent eeou.otny in the use of sugar.
Delicious for Mak n 'Desserts' ar€d on Cereals.
as i ted a hoe.. of ret p ,
`'rhe 3'03 a FoodnCorn Y,. ras
. .' gestions :for ,using Corn Syrup. (`rite •to the 'Stood 'Board In
rader-for a
tin ell Lor y.copy,Iand in nye meantime or go -to your, BllAND Corn;
�'T• % .":. tin o'Y-T.XL'i W1iI7E C:orn., :13)•.1 ap,,or ChC'CV
Syrup and try some of the following reclpos:
:: 3 apples 1 Inch stick cinnamon
� :::. • 111' et water:"
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a cup shortening .131 tablespoon baking powder
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2 'eggs ), cup milk a cups Sour
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