The Exeter Advocate, 1919-2-27, Page 6Tea, will go hirther on infusion aad give
better satisfaction than Any other Tea;
obtainable. ■ 6 0 6 a B510
Not a shadcriv of doubt about this., TRY I it !
•
s a °E a tg t It a a l oe;::. Pier
The Taking of Soup.
"Hare a plate of soup?" How often
have you asked the family if it would
have a plate of soup, after you bad
vent; Soule time and material malting
it. Now I ane going to tell you that.
the secret of true economy is the
serving of a prate of good, pelatable
soup at the beginning of dinner..
When properly made, soup is a
stimulating and wholesome dish that
will add elegance to the frugal meal.
It
stimulates and promotes the diges-
tion and prepares the stomach fcr the
food that follows.
Each household, no matter how
sen all, ehould have it, stock pot,and
into this pot should go all the bits
of meat, trinlininga and bones, to-
gether e _t'»a the left -over gravies, A
plate of soup should be ser-eed daily
;<' _ 'eea.eeer, ee F.... e-ee- r,."eete teeeh�gge; 7.: w+..�.+�.=>..•�,,, °--.•.-r '' ,. during the Rall and winter, and need
Coen erut .'fT-.otezetsa? UUUZ coet•eezet- ev r'eela2 arraarreaxsnt with `+hQs..talam COS't but few cents each week toSetroute make it. a
If.ii'`i Iit XL.
:al s. tele:l 1hn, the, ,hely, fre.-
fraently eanhe3 in to, eft with Mrs,
S a,,.,,:h ,izl the afw ration- The fact
the- lee" i:anh n's righter heti two
Kline- ted net, ti e:ee d her notice,
atad qi "veal interesteel iu getting such
la:em. t is ri a 1 she 40 :d n : e,[.t'ard tai
their 'Reoine.
•Da you third: :h..'t: to Mrs. Pat-
rick :a age=rte
`'Oh. no. Ile just a f=iend or. Tier
a fe'in't nr: tcin" is all. between them.'
"!'ow 1'n carry t.s ',tzar that. 1
s ,,•: heaping nal v be he'd ask her. Why,
lie's gat m ::iter: a, so they say."
"1 don't knew as that would make
e y elle-agree to Nora."
"It `•. .age. e a ezranee thine: if it'.
vreeehdt.
that _ eeelon'.. • make a :d'fi'eer-
}'iI:'ee teat awl a u:±r111 that's been
threheli whet. ye dreageter has --
tet ns u sure thee'' to mea hat if l:omliiiment, and. COnr"'=,rat•lmation5 as
t e iwe'.:.i r /name heel • to•x>:• lavi:'hly as if she had not already re-,
'.e :lever used fres," - lease i a shower of them. While she'
"Yee can t3'1nlG :t a..t?£ '.'alar m `ve�S : ,
Vise," retuned u ne.d Mrs. Se refute, -s, with :s
was paying homage to ?sirs. ScnnIa l s
bat t i :r' clad»time t :ret. •"i elc� i' d= ss, Miss Sims was about to slip
l don't; „ ! deme, but Dave F.ignaicd to Nora with
fir, ire i "e m 4 tete a, tee„- hds ej Fa.
t e r n nee', and .r e a good role for :y
every ¢r ee” So Nora. ea .1,. "Oih, Miss Sims, don't
The ever(tepee N yw- f g Do stay and come with us to the
e.¢t 1, a.^: i Nom „geed.' E
wedding."
'"Nothir teen d make r e liatege
t..5`'„ 1)area.
lie? lot:l;c1 at her steadily for a
me tree lh neek his "wad, a1: d welked
Ise heard him areeniing Rhe
et .• , .,a tee lift:i room.
t'll. to tee a kn: •'.c en the dorm anti'
M rt
apt lea:,t'
showed ilap:ty'r e`titern ent. lilts
(';le;:eon ia:.•l t•:-,1 her: she felt she
must jt* t rel as and sae h:•w was
dEriul ' iliereett i,. oleate. Se much
romance in it -getting harried the
sante day you ware e g.age:1'. It was
beautiful.
N: ra kissed her;end c: re of hap-',
Laine stood :n :ani "Sis-
ter,"
� t 711 � eyes. c'3. ' �iS- E
ter" that kiss ,)had een:.d to eel, i
Dave appeared, an. t Lal " .ie tY mo-
meiats later Mrs Gseesh*i, with her
pie:nlp t:•t are enea e:d tin raven+ler
flm=eined and with a lavender hat
mounted upon her auburn hair. Still
in nn ex4lamatory zeroed, sd1. bestowed
followed by t1 g'i ri=; they lee e•d j
emiling and lis
.pray.
How to prepare as steak pot,--Se-
heat
ot, --Se-feet a pot that has a'ciose-fitting Ii<i
and keep it, for this purpose. Tho
urt:al proportion is a one -gallon pot
:for a family oil six. You will require
one pound of bone,; to every quart of
water, and one large anion, one medi-
um sized . carrot, one medium. sized
t:arnip, one fagot of soup herbs to
every four quarts. of water or less.
Have the butcher emelt the bones
well, and then rinse them under cold
water and place in a pot together with
the seasoning. Add the required aan-
ount of coli water and bring to a
boil. Cook very slowly for three and
al half flours, Strain the liquid and
return the bones and vegetables to
tine kettle, Set the liquid aside to cool
and remove the cake of fat when it
harden. Now piece this liquid in
a saucepan and boil for one hour. It
may now be used for stock, soups,
broths. gravies and sauces.
Cover the bones nn the kettle with
cold water again and add any left -over
gravies, bits of meat, trimmings and
bones that you may have on hand.
Cook slowly on the back of the range
for four hours, and hen strain, and
to two quarts of this stock add one
"Oh, thank yoa, Mrs. Corcoran, Oh,; can of tomatoes, one cupful of diced
'•ialotlie r, I've some sleet lie;:'., fort thank y:su, I should love to:'
Iessly letit to spoil when iso much
labor was spelt. in. eantaieg lest sum-
mer, and when there are ao many
hungry mouths to Jur,
Save the spoonfuls. They aro
worth it.
Good Nature Contagious.
A certain little boy wide getting
into the habit of ,:getting, erj e .ially
at the breakfast hour, and Ws mother
reproved him by heh. elf fretting at
him. The whole ,coaiifort of the real*n,
ing became endangered. Father went
to his office evitis a little worried
frown on his face, and an older child
to school in a mood to be irritated by
things which Eater in the day she could
easily Laugh over,
It was mc: Cher who dieeover ed the
danger and the, remedy. She found
that Little Boy, reproved for and for -
hidden to mention one thing, turned
to another and tillage instead of be-
coming better grew worse, When she
a`K•trted the ref eenetion, she pretend-
ed not to notice that he grumbled
when the room was cold, but culled
his attention to the feet that the .now
se?riles were getting ready to throw
down tahole basketsfull of snow_-
enough to go coa_•ting.'Whenever
there evened a likelihood of com-
plaint frail little boy she diverted it
by a cheery remark or a happy sug-
ge9tion. The result was magical, The
morning grouch, which no amount of
reproof or scelding eauld banish, dis-
nppeared under the :turieh,ine of tact
and good nature.
Perhaps instead of Little Boy it is
;.tame eider member of the fax:lily who
,:gets out of bead on the wrong side,"
A eroes weird or a reproof sometimes
sets the whole day wrong. Just as
our sense of taste and hearing are
more acute during the first few hours
of the day, so also is the sense that
gives anther the power to hurt us
by word or look, Whatever happens
let smiling faces and unfailing good
temper be the guests at the break -
fat table.
...
CANADIAN AIRMEN HONORED.
i carrots, one-half cupful of diced on- Distinguished Flying Cross Conferred
;rola:' c a Noragaining fs 1 i mullThi= de=lcate tinge of peak. that cov- ions, one-half cupful of barley, one by King George,
putts g ler arm. amend lair... Sean-; erci the girls eoulltena112e from the cupful of diced potatoes, ane -half cup-
lan"s waist, -I'm ,wing to marry Pat -
and
ili'chin to the high cheek -bones ful of diced turnips, one-quarter tea -It is officially announced in the
rick -r.'.agEeire this very ex,enit :,- ,and tl.e -wide forehead made her look spoonful of powdered thyme, two Gazette of Feb. 10 that the King has
Mrs. Standen erree sp•ettele::s and almost pretty, emphasized the inno- tablespoonfuls of finely chopped pars -
a irespol::give while • :• danlgh`e.- kis teence and sensitiveness of her face.
t !Nora notked it and with a quizkened les, one tablespoon of dried celery
are, ,and m a{ "re ern -,ed and i leu Cook 1 1
bored.
e:.. 'trot eo eine Gae~a-on; her, s •mpathy stenip.•ed forE yard and kissed ves. slowly y for one hour for
Ther. The yotr g girls eyes shone, a good tasty vegetable soup.
`:"there, nye, 1 . am't so ear ofr.': and ano g..a-'oed at Dave with ,l. =dee, to prepare a fagot of soup
When I Wt=: you two getting!} out af' a=_lt smile. Nora noticed that, too, herbs—Divide one leek (into three Regiment, who on October 5th carried
that t '= motlide,* 1 sods, •I tr nder f • an3 theugat it fortunate that fate parts and cut from the stem up. To out a very successful shoot, causing
re -
ifs an 'etre ne .- I wonder 1 if there's `heti tlmrotcxt Dave and this good, this piece of leek add four branches fire and explosion and completely re-
eteen a sever fila nis.ge,' I grays. Well,'
little girl together. In this of thyme, two branches of parsley, straying the position. During the
.herb is meet thing to secret, and F nappy beau Nora lvhshed to forecast ane of cut in a stria shoot he was continually harassed by
and pecneate the hat mess of those piececarrot, i
e so t 1 tv, un1n xnit'
conferred Distinguished Flying Cross-
es on the following Canadians in recog-
nition of gallantry in flying operations
against the enemy:
Lieut. J. W. Clark, Central Ontario
t aeang your :toles by surprise is next three inches long,two brasneiles of
door tc' i>?allillh, so 1 don't
tee bei about 'ler. She saw for Dave and his
what I hit it pretty near Halt." 1 city -et wife a peaceful, contented life celery, one small pepper pod.
"Bet. Nora, _ 1 thought—" bea11 and r cawing pro -parity; Patrik Ma--; Tie with a string and dry in a
Scanlan,gamine would assist them to that. She warm place. 'When dry put in a glass
11
netdaughter xlralnptiy t hes xe l sate far her mother enc old age, jar to be used as needed.
free from worries and cares; Patrick s lafany varieties of soups may be
"`' ' itiaguii•e would provide for that. She
ye mother, heat it's ail settled
y p 1 made from the plain stock with just
nervi. Here. ,I atr.Lk You and mother might even have concerned herself
leen betterlsiss+ each other," I for a fleeting moment with Mrs, a few minutes' vt*ork.
lttegotg •e pe.t,ftler e,d las IL rt fir au, 1 rxleason'a future, but the sound of a' Clear tomato soup: To one quart of
4�i =lhony with pr.ifht , s's and gal -:•!motor car stopping in front of the stock add one cupful of canned roma-
lager ••, i:ut Mrs Saiasm:an submitted a housen Miele thoughts about the land- toes, rubbed through a fine sieve.
tl uaz el •a -td still uh�t^^en�)le;l 1 lady hive:.es:ole. Pave reached the' Noodles, macaroni or any cooked vege-
eight Fokker biplanes, but by exhibit-
ing marked courage and skillful shoot-
ing he drove down one on fire' and dis.
persed the remainder.
Lieut. R. 13. Conn, Third Reserve
Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary
Force, who on October 18, when raid-
ing enemy troops In retreat, descend-
ed to 800 feet, attacked three coin-
panies of infantry with machine gun
fire, inflicting casualties. So vigorous
was his attack that the troops dis-
persed. Lt. Conn then attacked various
window and anneanced, "=It's ^our
It ain't whet I t i e - , tdlat's, mean '�irra." 3 tale may be madded. other targets, displaying conspicuous
1 eall say," ehe reu'a.kc.d mount- ' For clear soup: Add one teaspoon skill and initiative.
f ,, I .iiag :re c, -me aI! taws, he bras fum of kitchen bouquet and anyde- ,
:iia weenie- nus Lacy -g; een suit, bat, . q Lt. J. E. Iialoonquiet, 13tH Reserve
11'a'` ho , t then cameinmini- e had. a 1t lice carnation m his but-, elided vegetables to ••aeh quart of Expeditionary
i 1' b 1 battalion, Canadian.
i" ..a,_ ,ng; d saonrov tl;. aS .nag he. ,, ee .c , When ranging cream soups if ,
edam, . d e i it s ocIs. Force, always displayed the highest
il'a1-ly finer T, 't;s, Hien he was e.e are. . rr� , R digiti, fl indignant.o-
lilies of the valley, vluch.be present- you willadd one crapful of prepared
x
eight no lenges ago than ye -retain ` e'., to '_para. Slee intraluced hare, to 1 stock t'o each cupful of milk your soup
you were telling nue that ,-ou ani cI Sims, aced]. ti:be n hc-shoto frauds will have a delicious flavor.
rt,i.j vele :tope to be ruarri-ed!" ]se cordially,saying, j taI�a eu to know Stock may be made, fc11'ed into seer
teee. "What's got rete lyoa,•Nara? you, Mize Sims. P:ef1..e to have VOL ilized iars and then the rubber and
c•,s'ra throwing. oye3i a good mals to gel, int.() the taxi with tre Tots of lid adjusted; elle soup may then he
e ,!_l to i rich' elle--that's what town :ter eteryi30dy. i, processed for three ootL1 in then
you're doin .You rhaje one. m steene Ok thank F°1-1 erer, so luucll.' r
tinotti-r.•• over• Jeti�,;. ikoalonlhe. mind Surely no one could dodgy, looking, at 'bath. .Remove from the bath, fasten
that, u. li' you do it diddle etet 11 de- her face, that this everting *as full the Ede securely mid then test for.
rye a heater thanet carne f nrr.of cohsto atore in nd
owl, ,
; 1 Welcoming thewedding party into Where there is afire kept inthe
t time," his study, the priest teas Jovial and kitchen it will' not add to the cast to
"Forgive ince Dave. Forgive me, merry; he congratulated Dora on
i=•i':v't be nice to me—the night I'm to = g can soups, stocks, etc., for fuiure use,
it c- married." so
broken dawn the defenses of
so well established
"Oh, I can forgive boli. Brit how :a bachelor as Pat-
a.'3U.t Ieln'y2" ri t Maguire.
"I sus pese he'll fine it hard. Rus
elle 1n]arrIa,?, ceremonyryas brief; This was seen recently on the pan
-
I knew Teri not the kind of v> f e lie after Father
edea the pair man and
a, as=t , and truly, Dave, Ire's often wife 1;arther Cleary gave a h;�ncl to by shelves of a patriotic but thought-
want?,
houi,at-
the bride and then to the bridegroom, less vroxnohr: One quart can with
a1tmua ll as loved
meso, i think we Patrick kissed Nora and turned to about a cupful of. chow chow in it,
1+1 h o111.. towed tach other -afire
tuagastworoaal
Watch the Pantry Shelves.
times." ' dome_
- face the others. Miss Sims had been not longer fit to eat, and one jelly
� avanaer }ioty lclig au've herrn heroically stifling sobs; Mrs. Scanlan glass win a few spoonfuls of jelly
skill and courage, setting a fine ex-
ample to .other pilots. He accounted
for live enemy machines and during
recent operations fu Italy led four
successful bombing patrols at tote al-
titudes.
Lt. J. M. Mackay, 87th Canadian
Battalion: has since April carried out
over 180 patrols and. has been conspic-
uous for gallantry and devotion to
duty, both hi attacking ground targets
and in aerial combats. In the latter
he accounted for two enemy machines.
Lt. R. B. Sutherland, Canadian Local
Forces, has done very valuable work
in Palestine. During the last year he..
was conspicuous for gallant and bril-
liant leadership between September 17
and 22.
"The Woman Who Understands"
l,vatl Maguire ail the time." leaked as If sh-, rad been shedding" left to dry trap and be wasted! Are She mattes no plan for you to fulfill,
N"ora was silent. tears, but Mee. Gleason glowed with 'they on ,your pantry. shelf.? The woman who understands;
-You'd fleeter reconsider, Nora , e cuberance and rapture. She slapper Th. in @rave been a. coiarnon Signe, She sends iso linvvished: grist to your
She shoots her head. "No, Dave. leer hands. in a dainty and refined
r, ,, malnnex and cried, "Splendid! Speer a' fete years ago when all ate what we mill;
You ea -A uncibe that
d, but Im just as t„ , wanted and threw the. rest out,but,
Fare as %can'lae that roshat 1mn doing d.id. She kissed tlhe bride and wag 1 The woman who understands.
is right for all a us." all ready to bestow a similar salute now when eV dry .spoonful of 'food 'Tis the thought she brines
"De eau think it's light not even upon the groom, but he slid not give must be taut to use to sage hunhanity, •That sings and •sings
tc. let Seery know?" her em opnortun:ity: shecoylcsh d l e
d not even a drop of jelly can be wasted.
that though he might be a leader in The , lhoueekeep e argues that she
a h es he was a. shy man with the much exult and vegetables,
she just. couldn't n enough pint earls
family i�s`so small they gluey tired
Into the heart of you,
"I think it's better," Till it flows and glows
"You're just going to let him find 1'te t ]m canned so fid d t! And finally grows
if out for himself e'''' a'la"" 1 Into visions of dreams come
She res_ te& "I` suppose 1 ought (Ta be r antinued l and smatI jelly and jean glasses.
Her
to cemti1 hire a note. ]'Il write "gruel ti ' ] of She sits and smiles from her
nolle mew. Dare. And: please, n0' .at- o one khnd of chavr chart oh ax chair,
The eremite, who understands,'
And as she listens your plans grow
clear, . •
The wt'omann who understands,
She lays no claim-
_ v _
-.. _ W.. _ _ _ . __:.. ____rv_ l? For heart or h>rain
To what she is giving you,
Blessingin Disguise. ., sauce,•
ter how dateepeeving you .feel, be rime . c,
reel rhe and go ,nil fit r i • • Stetvaircl. "We're held up by a..anb- vegetable, before the can is used hip,
i d. e e y for the
sat • nmaxiue, s1r.' and just <ti little -ea very little --is'
$ Sea.sidk Passenger: "Good! 1 hope wasted each time,
tea stetter Cl"la.11;'e ;S'ri11r ' mind
before it's too l :tae.'! the pirate relieres this ship of her roil Here are a few runts that will 1,d
.=--- win
Because eque fearfully is small. you j
undoubteddly: open the pint cans firet,
'phis will leave small empty cans in
which yelp e;aal reoan any raft over 'Tis'hee soul's fine grace
fruit or vegedable you thinit ;hour (''rives you strength for the race,
fa mllly will tire of before it ;is used. W" The race that r t.!1 -e„ _ 00111
Or 70il might carry over a bowl of tree
toxnantee; of ;Po�•a•ihes:, o your neigh-
}Or t4t1Gn yatx have t4 spell `a two -
quart cap, Suns day she will return
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the is • not •aai.yious to use at once. •
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Scaling the Gigantic Mountain Ranges
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