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• WESTFIELD
WLSIT110,1-43+„ Allarelt 19. ----Mrs, J. E.
15. visiting at tte home of her
daughter 'Mrs. J. 1.1,14py, Listov,vi.
Miss Eva Stael5lOtise of Brueefield
is 'visiting at the horde, of Air. and Mrs.
Wm, McDowell and M ani Ir. Earl
'Wightraan,
The sehool children ot'l No. b had
St. Patrick's party on :Nlozulay after-
noon. A short program as given, after
Whieh any was servo,
'Ikv. 4-1, C. l'irilson sp( ke en Sundag,
aa, "Simon the' Crossbe, roe' Special
music 18 being prepared f rEaster Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Manse' COok c.l_ebrated.
'their seventh, wedding,. m.miversary on
__.„.'Friday. In the evening they enter-
tained several of their relatives,
WLSliketing.--Ashe regular meet
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lir. of the W.M.S. was held on Wearies -
The devotional program waS in charge
inammoirompok.'
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• Wholesale . Houses, and
the Fashionable,. Retell
Shopping pietriot.I'
A M Plowzi-t. Pint:Amur -;
Of Mrs. Win, MeDowell's group. 'The
1,Se1ipiure lesson was read by' M. Mar-
vin McDowell, :Mrs, Wm. Mel/owell
led, in prayer. Miss Eva Staekhouse
gave a violin selection, accoo parried by
iMr.. Wm. McDowell. A duet, '013‘14'
Shadows," was .rendered by; Mrs., Wm.
LAnderson. and Mrs.•Ernmerson Rodger,
Mrs..F,I. Rodger read a letter of mimed,
fOtion from the Wilst for the (pants and
elothing whieh had been sent in the
fem. The, chapter in the study hook
wa., taken by Mrs.' Marvin McDowell.
A poem, "Thoughts in Action,'! was'
, The roil call was attS‘Vered with
a verse 'of a,favorite hymn, A verse of
-God will take Care of ,you? was sent
in by Mrs...John Vincent,,and was sung
Innaveompanied. 'The president, Mrs,
Wm. Mc,V.ittie, had charge of the
business. It was' pecided to leave the
quills_until April to quilt. The meet-
ing was dismissed with prayer.
HELENS
•
- ST. IIELMNS, Mara very
helpful topic, "Embarrassing Moments," ,
was -taken by Mr. _Thomas Wilson at
the weekly y.P.U. meeting_on_Sunday_
-evening.- - Gordon l'.‘1111-61, the Christian
culture convener, presided and read the
poems"W-ords" and **The Bridge Build-"
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• Address on PhibipPirtes.---With twenty
ladies present,' an intereSting 'and help-
ful meeting -of the Women's .,viissionary
...Society was held at the home of
G. A. Barnard. An Easter service of
worship with the theme "Christ, the
Light," :waS followed. . The temperance
sheet on "Frances Willard, -the Pioneer,"
'was taken by Nfr,:.; R. W. Rice. The
main feature -of the meeting was an
interesting -address by Rev. Q. A. Barn-
ard on the PhilippLie Islands, where 1 t.
and Mrs. Barnard spent five and
11-
sl missionaries. At the co
plans were -made for the pti
per•to b'e held 'in the c
nesilay evening, March'
•_Mother---jirnraie; hat are you doing
rn the pantrs4 ;a:Ln'gft:Alla-alvveity9:h, ju
If
Ansion
ck • sup -
Ten on Wed -
44,41 ..•,14•1*.400I•• • -potting-a-few-
,
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it is tirne-1 r, plain st.Y-eaking, D
'Manion.'s reten.ce---of offering' -
"nationa. " yernment. is sheer polit- •
iCatdeceit. iecause: even if be -were
elected to offilk Ce„ Dr.,Maiiit5ii could net
organize -or lead a truly. na.tional goy
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eminent. The parliamentary group
whichmighefollow him. would fail to
. .
represent all , Canada. -it vvottild io:ot
• represent ,the people of th,e national
•Liberal party'. it w_o_uld, not represent
the people -of the C.C.E party. It
would nolTeikeSent the people of '.the
historic OonserVativ6 party which Dr.
lVlanion•has now scuttled
Do het be deteived I
Dir. Manion cannot 'give- yOu
National GOvernienent.
. ,
The best.he might give you would be
government by, titlknowrig. foiloivers.
• He invites you to follow him np a
blind,;alley.i.t&vote for -a goverratzterit
of his Ownimagination...answerable
to 'some undisclosed _political grade.
rit
Canadian Day
at tit Petersburg
'taVri
a Carrie Sends- Some Ex,.
pressions of United $tates
Newspaper, Opinion
_
Mrs
r'o .' Carrie writes m
Petersburg.. Florida
'Canada had her ,day yesterday In
Williams Park, and it was a wonder-
fully sunshiny day. The park was'
crowded. There were Several thonsand
'Canadians there in the front rows of
1.seats reserved for them. Tlielv Ivor
of the City was there and Several prom-
inent citizens. The president of the
Canadian ("lab presided. 'The droceed
info began, with the singing; of "The
Star-spangled Ilan,ner," then "God Save
the King." "Mr. Burton, Manager of;
the Robert Simpson Co., Toronto, was
-the prineipal speaker. Ile siaike of the
great resOurces of Canada and was glad
of. the friendly relatiOns between Can-
ada andi the United Statesfle sato'
that Canada was not engaged in any
war oecopitist,, but Was defending a
righteous cause, And :was. :a it With
England to the last man and7the.la!st
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We had all. the Canadian songs, the
platfoa, was decorated with palm
trees, and. "the flag that's braved a
thousand years the battle and the
„InTeze" was floating along with "Old,
(Boo- over the Speakers*:ieads
was. a Very pleirsant day. • Judge Carey
of the Municipal Court' said he had to
come to_tljtjpst.is_to.4gelfig_gankdians„.„
as 4:e did not have one to yisit hlin at
the court -house this seasoli. •,
Uncle Sava Not Extited
I *think the following "clippliip
from tile newspapers .will be more, in-
teresting than anything 1 Could.'!n rite.°
The first_ is from the. St Petc.rskurg
daily Panel'
• -Puvent Ainerleans ,143:i.Congress
ate getting excited-4.'..l'er British
seizure of U.S. matis at Bermuda ;
• but fortunatelY 'this is the kind of
international (incident- which does .
not cause Wrari: It would have
-raised a, real row centuries ago
• when nitions were more sensitive
about ,t,,heir so-called honor.
"Tlee British hacl •the right to
extr`filine mails for contraband, but
t aey were very inept in their meth -
,Seizing mail -hags at the -point
f the bayonet, is net exagtly the
• way to endear the -Allies to the
American Irublierbut -that is. their
hard luck. . There is nothing in the
affair for the ILS. to get excited
about.':" •
AlOnarlt Affair ,
The New York Tribune has this to
saYTaiyeat the Altraark affair :
:reseue..of-the,-prisonerS from`
the •Altmark:was very old:fash-
,a.11'imenigamsamissateme—
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There i_s:pnly..xine...deci,042;11 to be :mad e .by the
Caiiadian peoiple.':`on March 26th It is this
-Shall-our country's ,War effort ,be 'handed_ over _
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to un.kilowni unnamed politicians . . to:4 make-
shift cabinet with Dr. Manion as the 'Self-appointed
leader? Or . .
$1611 our country's war .effort -becontinued
vi • rOusly and faithfully by the known and
r
,
t ishe, question YOU Must answer.
ts..„
?-or-Aut in the ;
- Mackenzie King offersyote-sometthing- —
—entirely in. the open... the most truly
Is.lationa/ government Canada,has ever
known.' His parliatnetAarr followers
represent the people ofevery province
in •Canada 7-- every section of our
country—every economic, social and •
racial group., Thereis not an area of
• this country.,:. not a single classification,
of ourpeople ...without prOper. repre-
sentation in the Mackenzie King
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following. • --
• Mackenzie King's cabinet ministers
are well known' to you. The are -
broadly experieneed men, eager and
abletocontinue the . sort of admin-
istration which brought progress" to
Canada in times of peace and national
pride to qinadians ance the ototbrealc
of war.
The 'Mackenzie King , adtninistration:
is answgtable.ta:the people Of Canada
no one else.
Thp. Responsifbility is Now Yours
Canada is facing the greatest criSis in her history. It
YOUR responsibility to say how she Is to deal with
thiiisis. Therefore; when: you go to the polls on
- March '26th you should consider only what is best
fo Catxadz).what is best for the Empire` and °lir allieS
hat ig the sure, dire& road to Victory and Peace;
MACKENZIE KING
le National Lib
1 Federa ion �f CMada, �tawa
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GODERICII SIGNALSTAR
ioneci„ almOst Victorian, Stieh a
tbaaritlloir ;Intorhy;„1,vs?arioioctariritiiva,i;tntiarz
of firearms. The- weapelas weret
d▪ estrqer ilaove in shirt. The Alt -
mark tried to rank her and -ran
agrouncV on the reeks and leo et
the fjord. A boarding Darty wha.20
leader: 'leapt eight feet, to the Alt -
mark's dech and made her fast
with •grappling' Irons serarabled
aboard and a irand-,to-band fight en-
sued in the darkness, AboUt 300
mon were rescued. 11 the world
loves a rescue. The men are visible
to our imagination, locked in dark-
ness below decks, hutigrY. gaunt
and fed On tales of Britishcities'
in ruins. Their liberation—home
,-eoraing—joy •
111,8: -Not in Danger „
Another eXtract rom ¶L1e Tribune:,
"All this propaganda about Ger-
Many.taking over the British fleet
is 'baloney Of the ,most adulterated
type. Were,
we • not told Often
enough duringthe Graf SI;eit in-
cident that it was • an inviolable,
tradition of the British navyto go
down fighting? DO'S anyoneSeri-
ously, believe that the British „navY
will meekly surrender to Germany? ,
if he (tops, he had better halve his
head examined.
"The British, and 1Preirela
_s,ciozme,beittieudt4amretu,olvir telmeremS atrihye
takes over .tht 'British- navy , and at-
buildW4 up to•Distex avenue fpr
staa::_eropin,,,Agle.,1: ear,:ir 47.0. Times
Isny'-scera--quire-conntient-tirat--the
..Antes will win the war, and are quite
satisfied- to let them dolt. -
• Another article in today's ,Tribune:
"The' Constant bleating that we
Mist turn our eyes And ears away •
• froin Europe lest we ratty, be 'in: ..
✓ alved in -war is realltbeneath the
• -level a Ameriean intelligence. Un -
ss• we -very carefully consider all
we do in the light of the world
economic realities, we are likely to
• be -.plunged' not into war but into
depression and •clatioS.. Our real
danger is far as war Ls concerned
is that under those condttions war.
May seem to- a great many people
the lesser of two evils." •
However, "everyone here SpeMS to be
having a good Hine, and -everything
goes- so, smoothly.
They-tay 'their political ..metings7are
lust aholit as acrimonious as ours, and
that Is bad. enough, •
The, weather is" a little warmer than
it was and Very pleasant. '
DUNGANNON' .
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Tested Recipes
EASTER EOOPS
Perhaps:the above title ,may be Som_e_i,
w/adt misleading, beeatge this sliiirt'
artiele does not refer to' candy eggs,
• but rather to hew' eggs, with, sugges-
tions as to how the latter may be used
in the klaster menu. liens' eggs are
even more, closely associated : Ivith
'Baster than candy egg..Thee Is 'a
similarity in name and .shpe, but they sans -;were in attendance,' It eon- i
sttre very 'different in taste and aPPear- sidered the Most successful Meeting in ,
ance. Both clan be used and ,enjoyed the history of the Association. 'Mrs. D. ;
but, if making a choice between the two A, 'Smith, president, was in the ,citair. :
'types ot eggs, the Consnmer Service' The report of the seeretary-treasurer,1
Section, Department of AgrieUlture, J. C. Shearer, showed a balance of
,Suggests that the high food value •Of the $70 In the treasury'. (Angers were
hen product, With its .protein, fat, Min- elected for '1949 as follows: Honorary
' c, •
erals, especially iron, and vitamin be presidents, Worge LaithWitite and
takeninto onsideration
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Birmingilath Eggs pftreinsiedseilit*,,, ISMtirrsi.iriDg', Glaehilelitiht9'evriSslilol'aPn; •
0 slices, bread- ' Crest fruit ',farm, Goderielt tovynsbiP;
( eggs yige-president, It, 3, McLaughlin, Drus-
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sels; secretary -treasurer, J. 0.1Shearer,.
titiltttearnel pepper
, ora ley ,joYilt, Lucknow; .Clayton Laith,
Clinton; directors, -'11: J. Salkeld, Ws1
Cut bread, In one slices-l'I'
centre .ot-- each eta out • circle with la:eel:100h. ;ft,o•w1;11siapine, ' Gie.77:SoW7rhy,'
in hot, .well buttered frying; pans.' Drop
21/4 -inch cntter, Place slices of bread GeiTohrgee eJo:hpaasnteyair, epSittelryVe(alrt:itAltht:1.1:t:,
under -side IS browned, Place a Pieee
an egg in each circle and cook Vali
Mrs. M. McKenzie, served a -
ihiopstItrestso, the liteKenzie House. where the
°81fieliell4';e41144t°41):e()Ctf°1re°1111:e'zi."'ll'er .8!cle' .cluding- apple produets in the form of.
Turn roast dinner,' the Menu also in
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Garnish with Parsley.'
• Poaehed Eggs with Mushroom
Sauce'eallnodicefoil)Ptajebsle' dappleecor aj tui 01 Vite ' rgideaip)pilee
4 tablespoons butrer ,
1/2 lb. mushrooms
'blossoms. At the after-dinner proceed -
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gsr-Mrs„aSKT..41-C,Guire.was-Song-leaderrlitepresentative---Wlt"VORDP
, -'''''''',:4-tablmoutts-ftour--4-------- __,,,
2 cups milk.. 7.111.e guest list, included George 'Fpagan,
ysz teaspoon n spaelptper
nonogeilarian Produce dealer and form -
to
Warden of Huron ; David Cantelon
. erly extensively' engaged in apple ship- T „.,,,,A. wr
6 to 8 eggs
ping; ,Miss Marjory Henderson, assist- 1.44,-mt, IT.i: t R_
Wash and. slice mushrooms: Cook_in . mu_, e ul_
ant secretary p. 2.1_,Maltby, -,laelet -11-* . ' .t '
ti
butter .-5 :minutes,- Stir in.aonr. • Add It
end, .Clinton; Stanley OraiSe; 00r(1041, i
until -Sauce thickens. Col* 3 %militates, strat r , . p , _.. , .
tofc,sol.. La. so . C asar; Looms ,for Drivers,
milk: and seasoning*, stirring constantly,
Blair, , ''.1iurlington ; J. J. Johnston, 1 ‘
with a• poached egg.
Pour over slices of -toast and top each .., It 0.)' ?
ProvinemPentomologiSt, 0.A.C., Guelph, - • . , .
March 31st Is Set as Deadline, for
.-w n le ' ..' - -,--;---
,
TitilD.A.r, MAW(' 211; 1940
nual Meeting of
uron Fruit Growers
Mr*. D. A. Smith ReAieoted Preiia
_ LAent—presentation, ..ta Prot%
L. Cear '
The annual meeting of au, Nur°
Ifrult .Growers' Association 'was held in
,the agricultural office, killinitou,•on wrga.,
neSdayi Mareix 13th. Abefit fifty Per-
' - and Col. R, L. Wheeler, fruit conimis-1 1939 -Plates and b Drivers
yoR EASTER LUNCH OR IIIGH A sioner, OttaWa,, a Huron Oid boy whose . ' • - . .......j...L.,„, ,
birthplace Was. Belgrave.' .
Eggs ilk. Tomato As•pic
After-tlirther 'speakers 'were Warden,
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1% tablespoons gelatin,
. 4 Feagan, who dealt with local, associa- No extdnsion of time will be granted
• % cup cold water
tion probleing and achieveinents • Prof. beyond March 31 for use of the 1939
2 Cups tomato juice
L. Ceasar, , ,i,vha was introduced by plates and licenses. -
1 •teaspoon onion juice •. •
Stewart Middleton; and spoke on spray- In inaking' this announceMent, J. P. _
1/4• teaspoon salt
o 1 teaspoon sugat
ing operationwand Col. Wheeler, whose
. Bickell, Registrar of -Motor Vehicles,
A pleasing feature of the session wa I Urged all motorists to secure their per
mits and licenses immediatelh -While
0 ' devilled eggs subject was marketing of apples.
tomato juice, onion juicei_S.1.1=bailinde ' ;-41.,n•rnianY car 0,wnerS throughont the Pro-
vince have already `gecured their ifeW
Soak gelatin, in cold water..
the preSentation, of an address .. 1540 plates, :records show' fhat there
salt. Heat to- belling -point:- Dissolie WU-headed cane to -Prof. Ceasar,'4,nco
is retiring from active ditties
gelatin in juice. Half -fill individual
tially set plae half a devilled' egg, The address was read by ,George,.Laith-
College tahtistheyeOanr-._
mou• lds ytirith jelly mixtur6. When tario Agricultural
waite, and. the 'cane Was preSented by -
y -oke down, in' jelly, When jelly' sets,
Allow to-4set. Unmould on crisp let-.
tucer.-Garnisir-with-watereKe§r'or -15" J. It. '
add remaining tomato gelatin mitture.
paragus tips. Tp devil, eggs, remove
shells frein hard-coOked eggs, cut eggs
in, half, ronove- yolks. Mash Yolks,
season and mix with a little salad
dressing. Pack yolk mixture ;into
whites.
Egg and Mushroom, Patty
1/j, 'cup butter
,% miishrocims, slieed
4 tablespoons flour
cups milk or tomato juice
6 hard -cooked eggs •
1 cup peas
_ , (Intended for,. last . week.)
44.11114----01tDp.tatrOATA.03,61-M-
-DENIGANNON,'''Mareiri;13.—We ari ; (Dundalk rieraldi
plea -04-0 hear Mrs. Iltigh-Stevvart is The catalogues Of a well-known mail
recoverin.• nicely from. a serious opera- order house arrived. at the local post-
tipn at &cleric% Hospital. - - fhcelast week for distribution in this
- Mies Edna Lawsen, student of Strat, district -,670 of them. Local merchants
'ford Normal Scheel, §,pent the Week -end can combat that kind of competition in
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe three ways:, First, by stocking their
Lawson, Belfast, and called pn Mr". -and shelves with a wide choice of goods
;
'Mrs. R: J. Durnin.Saturday night -ib secondly, selling- jf at a competitive
Mr. thid Mrs. Alext-Brown, Saskatoon, •price, and thirdly, letting the public
visited the latter's uncle, - Mr. Robt. knew that they haVer these :goods in
Durnin, on TuesdaY. They are return- stock -and the prices they egn purchase
ing home via the' States and were plan-' , them fell,- NO other'medium oan totich
.ning to be in •1111mieapolis' Thursday .
Set and pepper the Weal nil‘vspaper for thislatter par:
night to see a hockey game in -Which Melt, butter. Add mushrooms and cook.
'Mrs. BroWn's brgther, a professienal , One sometimes hears a merchant can-
‘..._ minutes
, , 5 ; •• B1 d • 11 • milk
en ni.- oui.
Add
plait'eir.n,..tooekii pTah`tut,r4as'.;
March 7th, to or tontato juice, stirring until sauce
IS not getting -'a fair share of, the local- .
plain that .businesS-irittill or that 'he
thiekens. Add eggs -cut in large
Mr. and Mrs. 'Graham_ Mcl•Te'e (110A
s-- Allan Grali-am
Bessie Bere)a Toilpieces, and peas. Serve in patty shells, "trade. Usually -the .reason is that be
, ,' . is one. who), Instead of consistently seek-
iLscuits, or on toast . Serves six.
The Dungannon ZiadinintOn Club held on hot t . Ing trade ity-me-ang-OtTlre:Ffirited word
Easter B y- Cake ' ---
a business...and. social.evening on Men-, and attractive window displays, thinks
Make a large sponge cake (using4 to
'da - ntrlit and a • h ' ,r ' • et • • • • .
6 eggs) in a regulat sponge sake (tube)
•
are thousands who face- the prospect -a
finding •themselves in the last-minute'
rush unless they act without.delay. -
OfticiaAs at 'the Motor Vehicles Branch
"Veciare that the motoring public could
easily avert the inconvenienee and an -
no an of wailing in a_crow,,A......‘qts
a jon-i-That will take a* few minute's now
.butit may take hours later,on," -one •
official stated. "We have the plates.
and licenses readY ; it's now up to the
motorist's, but March 31 is positifely
the deadline." -10
GOING TOO FAR?
• (St. Thomas Times -Journal)
It may be.good politics, but we think .
Dr. Manion is going a bit too far.inli
promises to- abolish the „radio license
fee and to use "other means!' t� make
the' radio pay its way. The. present.
charge of 82.50 may be too high, but we
don't think Canada can get good radio
programs' without the payment Of some
tee. • •"
dance in Easter .week. .. The Kincardine
players -are invited to play at Dungan-
non at an- early date.. ' '.
-Mrs. Rpbt...Bere returned .on Tuesday
to her home 'after two weeks spent in.
Goderich arid at the hospital Tc;rtreat-
ment. - •
,i‘liss Fiera, Ditriiin returned,ofrom
Galt a•rei -after spending the week -end
at her •home bantrne, to Petrolia, to do
-,eltiliwork for a few days. • ..•..
Allr. Milford Pentland, who has been,
-at-'1i-irkland 'Lake for tal past three
,years„ -arrived in these parts 'last Week
wt.'. ie.. visiting 'relatives fer a, month. ,.
Mrs. Chas, Congram, Wingham, spent
a. few days reeentlk-with her sister,
Mrs: Lorne Ivers, and also, a while with
laer sons on the -farm, ith concession of
Ashfield. .„ •
Several of the ladies_gathered. :Earth
home_ of MrS.. Raft. !NIA% on 'Tuesday
• afternoon todo Red cfoss work in ai41
of the. Finns.-• ':" ""‘r'''-‘
-- Mrs. Chas. Elliott and her niether,
Mrs. Ratz, -from Golden Valley, who
has been wide Mrs. Elliott this winter,
are now in • Toronto for tr‘Week. Miss
Margaret Nivens is caring.,,for the home
rn their absence.
BOARD OF -IN'QUIR-St -fon ,, • .
GLAT,.LAICES FISI1ERIE 'S
• ver.,i,.II.LN,G1-r,r0iici- Alarch, •1; --,- !State'
iSecretafy Cordell Ilull •and. .Lbring
„Christie, Canadian minister to the
United -States, signed yesterday an -ex-
'change of notes establishing a' beard of
inqUiry„ for the. Great Lakes fisheries.
, Tbe boardwill make a .study of . the
fisheries and sifInnit recomMendations
as to meiliods of presbxving, -and-. de-
veleeing theni. • - •
• In 'announcing the eStablishment of
-the board,. the Statgyepartment said:
"Tile problem,,,:of. Conserving themsit-
1.1.08.!iif the Great Lakes has . long • enl"
-aged the attention .0f the dovernMents
• of Canada' and the United States, the
Province 'of ..Ontario andthe - States
bordering -on the Great. Lake' s. The pro,
duction 'of -certaiii species of Great
lakes, iiSh 11112 rdttched• loiv • leVele." -
.The' board will .hold hearings at, yari
ous pliCes in- the Great: Lake- area bto
optain tall -infermation and. ,rereive
oPinions of commercial - fishermen,
ortsmen -and other interested persOnSr--
/The times" and piaees of the • hearings
will be announced'Iater. • . •• ' '
, President Ronsevelt has apopinted• as,
United States: Members stf the board;
nubert, it Gallagher, assistant director,
ootinril,ot State flovernments, (lOcago,
_an11.,1)r...1 alw.-11.111tn..Do,,stcnnn....,41x..
bor; 41cli., in eliarge of Great Lake§
• lisherieS inIVAtigations Pox. 1 the, tutted
_ States Vairea.n of Fisheries. .. _. ._
• Tilt. cumuli:an Government . has ap-
pointed as its repreentatives.Iir. A. O.
. I Huntsman, consulting' director to the,
.FiSherits Research Board of Oinada, .
and .D.' I. Tayier; deputy minister of
the Department of Genie and P-ISheries.
,•of tiritario, ' •. -.. • .
•She (garcastically, to Iltrangei,at
133117.0. restaurant table) 1 hope -you
3,Von'at mind iny oaf lag while you smoke.
Ile; Certainly not, ladYso long as
qua hear tile ercheAra.
Pan. When -Cold cover top" an -d- sides
of • Cake with "Boiled" or "Seven-
-Minute" • frosting. Make abotit' 8 bun-
nies of fresh niarshmallows, pinched to
-who, on ceasieg.their ,advertising, were
represent head,' of 'bunny. Mark -nose
so quickly . forgotten that they. just
and • mouth with a little Colored icing.
and use blanched aIniondS for ears and fa.1e.c1 awa:11,! People may know- you,
place bunnies, on top of veleIf
a. but tbey buy front the felldw' who lets
little green . -
,. vegetable coloring is them 'know what he has for sale -and
added to the icing it gives the effect
of the bunnies lying in :grass. .
'TIEN `ONE'' DISH IS THE WHOLE
• One -dish meals save time, fuel, flavor
and_inetions—especiaily the motions of
dishwashing. They are, at .the ,.same
time, ‘thoroug,hly sitisfying and nour-
ishing, 'while containing all the neces-
sities of a well-balanced meal, •-
The folleWing recipe for "Meal -
tickets!' is a, particularly handy way
of achieving that simplicity.
Baked apples with whipped *pr
cream „make an ideal dessert and pan
be cooked' at the -same time ai the main
yin. g. Several C'ans, 01 Canadian fish.
such- as salmon, or., chicken" liaddie; al•t,
ways on hand is . an additional time -
Saver in preparing- this dish;' though
any left -over fish willdo just ,as well.
' Chooselarge potatoes. Bake in a 'hot -
oven • .(450' 4.) about fifty minutes.
yut off top; -Scoop Mit .potato, mas4,
adding, butter, salt and hot milk or
cream. •Fill the Mato shell with
creamed salmon or Other Canadian fish.
O'Ker this phieea layer of carrots,
.paragus, or What -have 'you, . Then the
well -seasoned mashed potato in a 'moun-
tain to top the whole—a piece of bitter--'
atop this. Pep. iteni into a .„3590
oven to heat through and to brown. .
.Serve on heated platter or individual
dish garnishedyvith- parsley and'
.sla w . if desired.
mist'er "This is a great•hOok on -the
wonders ,of nature... TO read It makes.
one realize 'how lbwfy and insignificant
nian is.". "Thih 1 NO,W0111(111.
his to•s wade through 400 pages to dig -
rover that."
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-WAX. 14E. ON A TRIP TO TEE "IVIARIT1412 PROVI,NCES I'• P1.11011AS'ht,
STOWE IN' glitliE0 ,614. STRICT.ir
he is' so well known that he does not
.need to advertise. It is a mistaken
notion that people will beat a Pathway
to your 'door 'just because they „know
you. Instances are' recorded of 'firms
what they may be expected to pay for
it. Mr. Merchant, ;through the adv,er-.:.
tising• columns of Your -1611H neWsPaper,
let the 'people of thisdistrict know
What you ,have to offer them and the
prices they will he expected to pay.
There 15 no lIettcr-wa'y of combating
pail order house pcompetitionr.
, • -
Watkins : "Do you .agree with the
theory that a man and his wife event-
ual -1y get so they think of 'the same
thins?" Almson : "Certainly. • Why,
right 110W, my. wife is tpink,ing of the
things she is going to say to 'hie for
getting, home late—and so am I."
Judge—And Why' d6 you think •
should be lenient -with you? Is this
your first offence? 'Prisoner—No, yOur
honor;- but it's ,my'lawyer's first case.
Chest Wheezing
.. _
ean.s. Bronchitis
Theprincipal symptom of\ bron-
i'
c;hitis s a dry, har,shr hacking cough,
accompanied with a rapid wheezing ,
and feeling of tightness across th.e
• chest. -
There is a rising of phlegm espe-
cially in the morning. This p'hlegm"
is at first of a light color,
the disease progresses becomes y--61-
lowish, or greenish., and is semetimes.
• streaked with blood.
You will•find in Dr: Wood's Nor-
•_,.wa.y Pine Syrup a reimPdy to stimu-.
• late the -weakened bronchial organs
subdue the -inflammation, soothe. tiu;
irritated parts, leogen the phlegm
• and mucus, ani_help, nature to easily_
• dislodge .the -morbid accunaulation.-
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.The P.,Aurtmni Co, Ltd,. Toronto, Ont.
•
Rubber Goods, Sundries, etc., Mailed
postpaid in plain, sealed wrapper.
80%lass than retail. Write for mail-
oraer eatalogue. Nov -Rubber Cd., Box
91, Hamilton, Ont. 13-20 •
When something wears out breaks down an your inachin
• .
ery, bring the parts to us; if its fixasiile, we can fix it
WELDING PEPAIRING%, 7.141011INE WORK,
—•.•••-•
,East ,St.
eo.
Stoke's
PEON O'6,1`* • .r GODERICH
„
at 'very: attractive prices. I am e ore 1n itien fo provide
• CLINTON' "
ti
"MORI
at rates far bolow the promont market joke
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Phnneti WOrk8 1.95—Itesideice 243
Place your ordem as soon as possible.
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