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ale Leat'
Bakery
makes the land o1
Chrisimas
Puddings
that � o Wake,
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hair eakie, tarts and"' Once
pies, are • equally, as toed anti
ristmas
akes
made especially for this festive
season with -111e -best grade of al
fruits,,, and ingredients.
A- choice stock of . groceries - car-
ried •a't all times.
Phone 460,I
We Deliver
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Christmas Recipes
TOM ATO S WF
Ono e as tematses cooked tFavn°e, aghly.
Stn';tutn, said one lieaQomful
soda. Heat one quart monk; and pour
tomatoes into- it. .Season with butter, ..
ih'lppei'a 4-sa1t. 'Goold ° if ilk f. 'enti; add lemon juke, 'strain and .cool.
;lightly thickens , �i;;ith flour berm - PLUM PUDDING
tr naatoes added. One lb. raisins, 1 M. currants, 1 ib.
DOILTUALON suet, .2,;a ib: sugar, ., lb. flour, . 1 lb.
ia.lc plain •Soup otoelt fallowing bread crumbs, 4 t (ora if small),
one pound of beef a ,d bone to each v: $ Pint aaaillc, 1 lb. citron peel, 'A AI.
pint n water.r: Season with
pilemontn or orange
peel.
salt, iclery,and onion if liked: It is Mix the dry ingredients thoroughly,
hest.+mtade the day- before it is used. add the beaten eggs and the milk.
����� on �� ���� '
" night. in' morning Steam three or three and-1a,•alf bottrr.
iemo\•e all grease, strain, and, erve hot. MINCE,: MEAT
ROAST TURKEY Mix together 1 cup chopped alpeiee
4k a 2 egg7, t lb�espea 1 .oi's Memoir
syrup' y beliRni? sugar,
water and R+ohatrotn rind together for dare
tninatut� . Add yolks . of egg beaten
slightly;"stir' Onistantly tuitil it allele
nn,
Delicious f"onanlinnAtiou of Light Aral
Dak Cakes in One.
By Katharine Raker
In a few' week3 Christuaaas will be
in full swing. And so many things still
i to fb done. This year there is • the
added worry of more careful budgeting
to ` make rt hristmas all it should be.
i The temptation ,ul ght Ibe. to Olaek u..
.1
bit because the problem. at tbnres seems
'Wo much, but we think the extra. work
of surmounting the difficulties will
make the soaSon mean more to every.
one.
For • instance, other years.' you've
prob.ibl3 .made . two; 'Christmas cakes,
one white marl one dark. 'Perhaps . this
year, even with :ail the economic stra-
tegy you've' treenablo to muster, you
maybe able to male only one. The
ideal; cake, then, is ,this combination
"light and dark", ribbon, cake, Nuts*.
epees, eaiithed fruit and. coconut, every-
thing that a fruit Mike should have, go
into it. This cake will lflay ani, m,i
portant role" 14 holiday . entertaining,
because it keeps,Weli, slices (beautifully,
and, most important, is delicious:.
ittiBBOIN" h1RU1"T O' 'A
Dark fruit cake mixture
1•. tenspopn. 'baking powder
Yz teaspoon cloves
I 14 'teaspoon each Cinnamon, nutmeg,
• end allspice
' 1 teaspoon salt •
i 2 cups seedless raisins
2 cups currants
1 1/3 cups finely cut citron •
.1. _ 1/3 etat?,s . cliopped:.walnuts _ .. .
1 cusp butter or shortening
i1V-. cups sugar
Clean, 'atntf, acid trusi the turkey. 1,,'.): eup raisins, chopped,. 1/.. Cup elnr-
•
After rubbing tinesurface with, salt rants, 1ii, cup suet, 1 -,ta'b'lespoonful
Ibruslt` with soft butter, and dredge' with molasses, 1 tablespoonful sweet ,eider,
flour, Plate 'in hot oven until well ' 1 eniti sugar, ,1 teaspoonful : cinnamon,
browned, then lover, the heat, baste 141, teaspgonful elvVes, 'ta teaspoonful •
every twenty minutes with fat in the nutmeg- Ilk teaspoonful mace, 1 tea -
'pan, tto whicii'two cups of boiling .water. .spoonful malt, •
'has been, added. Turn turkey ''fte- Acid enough 'stock in which meat has 1.
quently daring hooking, so that it wall been eoo'ked to moisten. Ileat
' radu
-
grown �e�y. ally to -boiling point and Si mer one
•
�..TURE' ,STI'FING ' ]hour. Then' add 1 cup' of chopped moat
and 2 tablespoonfuls of an tart Jells:,.
l''Four -cups dry bread crumbs, 'r •, eon Cook. 15 minutes longer.
° butter, •,1 Waspaou Salt, •1 tablespoon .
parsley, chopped, tablespoonful onion,
• el�o x� teasm n , r2pelr, ' 1 egg,
(iSlunaner ,eav rry4'rniay be usW.3' i slfe"ll
of onion.) Soak thea bread in cold
water until. soft; press out the water,,. , FTLTAN'G
then add the seasonings, melted butter One large cupful raisins; juice and
and :egg well beaten, grated rand of one lemon, one cupful
FRUIT SALAD , sugar, five figs. Chop figs and raisins,
One cup shredded pineapple, 1. mix with sugar and lemon, and put a
orange, ,1• banana. Shred pineapple, dessertspoonful on one half of each
Peel orange, rerdoving. as much of the t round of erust.. Fold the other half
white portion as possible ; remove pulp
in. lengthwise sections.- Peet banana,
c*ut 'in .small cubes. Toss the fruit
r together with •a sweet salad dieing.
Chill. .
SWEET SALAD DRESSING
- One-half cup sugar, thin sharing, of
subscription? lemon rind, one-quarter cup • water,
BANBURY TARTS
Roll out puff paste as for piecrust.
ut-i ititm" tl rec-oi'=ufAa3r'
tatter.
Have 'you. renewed your
wassamitimairaiss
MADE IN
--CANADA_-_:.
AITVITTIVVVVIVITVW
over, wet tire edges and press together.
Prick the top with a fork. -Bake 20
adiitites or half an hour.
JELLY SAHARA •
'One package strawberry,Jell-o, 1 cup
warm water, 1 cup praine juice, 14 cup
cookedprunes seeded and 'finely cut.
Dissolve Jel1-o in wgrm water, add
prune juice ; chill. When ,slightlythick-
ened fold in time ,z, cup prunes. Turn
into individual molds and'. chill until
firPm.
epare-prune whiF adding a `_..
dash of salt to 1 tablespo nful confer- •
tioner's. sugar and 1 cup coked prunes
seeded and mashed fold i 1 egg white
hCfit Rw !1�. "a VE fli '; 3l; lkb 7{ j
ilit PIIVIT:1 :11 Vglni,
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CornislzJ3ros..
, 443 VERYTExs� ELEOTR
GOING STRONG
STILL
DEALERS FOR ALL . ; •.
Westinghouse Appliances
THE DEMAND FOR' ,,
Westinghouse
Appliances
�,�
few
during'ths been very encouraging, 20
: last uaonthe has b
radios - a v in been sold within one week, provingthat des-
pite the war, business" Conditions generally are still sound.
Among the leaders the Westinghouse ranks . "tops'.
• e CORNISH BROS. Sales And Servide" Staff is willing
an+
ready to give prompt attention to every order,.
helptf
Come in and let us you select your Chrli�►`'�'if
COFFEE MAKERS;-- PERCOLATORS,— ",I,ONS,—
TOASTERS, --EGG .COOKERS,—VACUUM,y��! ��,�KC� `/LIEANERS,-■■�•�Y
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'TRIC HEATERS,— BED WARMERS,--
STABLTEAME HEATERSANN) ,FLOOR' (uLAheaterMPSY every home should have)--
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n
stiffly beaten.
Unnnold the- .firm Jell-oMolds and
serve, garnishedewith the'prune whip.
SMALL FRUIT . C A'tiF,
'One-half lb, butter, 1/2 Th. light brown ?
sugar, 1 teaspoonful a1•lspice, 2 tea-
spoonfiils cinnamon, 1 small teaspoon- ;
ful cloves, efe cup New Orleans j
molasses, '.i small teaspoonful soda,
1/3 Cup sour milk, 5 eggs, 14 ib. peel,
?d . almonds, 1% 1'b. currants, 1%.
lb. raisins, %• lb. flour. 'Bake in slow •
oven..
hours in a slow oven Put tin of
wa ter in • oven to • evaporate.
ENGLISH SPONGE CARE
Three-quarters. pound •of lump sugar, 2/3.'finely cut candied cherries Alexandra fSaziatorium,; 'London, said
5eggs, 9 oz. of. flour, �� 'cup of cold 2/3 cup finely cut candied pineapple the other day.
wager. Put sugar and water in a 'pun 2/3 lively gait citrontm '"A man in Denmark, I4;iner Hollzoell,
long enough to dissolve.11/3"pcups chopped blanched. almondu ,first thought of it. He worked in a
Break e'ges into a bowl and stand 3/ cup shi�eduled�.coeonut� tfiiiely cut postoffice. One day he asked himself,
6 egg yolks, unbeaten ,
1/2 ' eup cold coffee
Sift flour once, .measure, gdd baking
powder, spices, and salt, and sift to -
;;ether three times. Sift half cup of
flour mixture over fruits and nuts,
mixing well. 'Cream butter thoroughly,
-add sugar gradually, and cream to- THE CHRISTMAS- SEAL
' gether until light and fluffy Add egg
yolks, one at a time, beating thorough -
after each. • dd flour, 'alternately "The part that the Christmas, Seal
ow;
With cbeating' thoroufhly after
Light fruit cake rmixure ' with its double -barred cross plays in
each addition. A4d fruit mixture and
niix *ell. _ a1 •
,
•hot } 2i/, cups sifted -cake flour '
! 1 teaspoon • baking powder
1teaspoon salt
`y.
3 Kingston 'St,
HOW . IT STARTED.
carrying on the -crusade against tuber-
culosis is always an interesting story,"
Mr. Arthur +R.. Ford, chairman of the
Christmas Seal. .committee of Queen
• 'Why. •:wou'ldn't it' be a good , idea to
raise money to care for sick children
by selling people penny seals to decor=
ate their Christmas letters and pack -
a s r -
in a lean of hot water. Put in sugar
.. teaspoons ,,rated lemon -vin
% cup butter 'or ogler shortening
and beat 20 minutes. Sift flour hi
gradually. Add. iiesired flavoring. 1 cup sugar
Bake in 'moderate event ' a
VEAL CROQIiET'rES Sift flour once measure add' Ticking ' "The ,royal 'family a Deninaik ,be-'
• G e,,,,.• whites unbeaten
LIGHT FRUIT CAKE
One pound butter, one pound white
-s'umar, :one-pound-Ilour;-.ten_�egga nee
pound raisins, rthree-fourths pound f
citron peel, one-fourth pound lemon ;I
peel, one pound ° almonds, • blanched,
cupful ' of. cherries ,drained and" cut in 1
smell pieces, juice and grated 4nd of
one large orange. .
Cream butter and -sugar, ad. ,eggs
well be'ateu; tour- and other dry in-
gredients, add salt and one teaspoon -1
fu1 0f "baki"g poR*der - balte about two I
VVVITV
SANTA CLAUS SAYS
'Give
•- •
Chocolates
this Christn�t rs'; they're SO good"
re have a particularly attractive
assortment of
CUOCOLATE
in fancy boxes and baskets •.
25c and up
ci `rga4 � a 1iY^.�-+w^v w -w -w v m... .a ,a as - w' R' l�i2yaMClaC1A7 J .�":awllaz1Y► _ `t,,,.'.a" i
Cane? n W _ o Gets a Ca _'
OF �PI4E• BIG GA1�iT�Y CANE .I.�,�1-T WINDOW..
TI�C�vE��{V"�Fy.�R�''�VI'�y':�Ry�F�A��ryE�t�y1�"`1a� OR OVER,
���J1 VLOpE17' I PYl�i. DEO. ��.,
bb ,,
2 tablespoons lemon juice
toover five thousand men. women and
children.
Mr. Ford said that he hoped many
more would purchase steals this year
in order -that the great 'tigh'La r ainst
tuberculosis may be, maintained, thus
preventing any rise in the' disease,
which aright come with the stress of
war. Christmas Seals, he added, would
provide the necessary fund's, if all who •
can, will but do.their share.
"'Lighthouse iso good forafog," says
a 'Chinese. "Lighthouse he shine,
whistle he blow, fog bell lie ring—and
fog he solve in just the saline." .
ADother Bad Night
-potaeees,- -Chop cold 'vealefinfe.--Seasrn- -ti t -half--cu -of flour-riiixture ,found o print the -seals. They sold so Covld. Ge[No Rest.
lJqual parts • of . ' e'ai and mashed powder and salt, and sift together three caws interested and the money was
with pepper, salt nut ., • g or oysters over fruits nuts and coconut mixing rapidly that soon there was 2noney ,� ' ,r
Add two eggs beaten e, Mould, dip- thorou lli ,'' enough to build a children's= hospital- .- -To the 'thousands who toes, night
y . dd lemon rind to butter °
gar
ping hands in cold;. water, • roll in , and cream ' thoroughly • add sir and the lives of many little ones were • after night on Sleepless beds. and to
Crumbs, theta in beat egg, again in. gradually, creaming until light and saved -
the day before time,- beating thoroughly after each: ;
the oyes, lemon juice, then flour, alternately
win remaining, egg whites, beating• m pointed
3fruit mixture and mux well. , "-potential ilwu'hress' and the'festive sir
.jai Iffy,.
crumbs and fry -•in hot. lard. • flus One of these seals found its ways to whose eyes clamber will not come.
y ffy. Add three egg whites, one at a ' To those who sleep in: a :him of
These may - be made
4 merir'a en a Metier to Jacob Bus,
Alii
rising and re -heated i, Add eriean philanthropist, who was a native
of Den arl� Mi Ford ranted out
An rig -
Real
b `�11r 'R11S was so impressed with its--
thoroughly.. after ;each •addition. Add � P
:'�:se -two 8x4x3-inch pans which have ! that it gave to his letter that he wrote
- been -greased, Tinned width heavy paper, an article -about the seas in Tile Qut- Nerds Pills a reniecl to helpsoothe
and again greased. Spread on ',
look magazine of July 6, 1907. 1 y�
one-quarter Y+Ii Wilmington, Delaware," Mr. , and ealm the nerves and bring then
of dark mixture in each, pan, cover each 1
,.-e,
' with one-half of light mixture then I Ford continued, .ea lady named Emily bask t� a palled- condition; and
Angels, from the° . t 0 err of .glory, top each with one-half of rem using ;Bissell wanted to keep open a .Tittle whep thii# is done there shonld'be no
• I Wang your flight o er all the earth ; G hospital where poor' victims of tuber-
Clarkmixture. Bake slow overt .iia more sleepless nights due to shat- '
, Ye who sang creat'on sestory t cailasis were being brought back to ,
! F.) four and a -half hours, or until
Now proclaim : M sigh's. birth ; health. She _had -r ad :lir. Riif'fl tered nerves.
done:. Cool in pans. '•
Come and �yar hips. ,a. .., article and; thought,. why not try the.' tic T.
=barn way, but whose rest° is broken by
bad dreams° and nightmares.
To - those wlio wake up . in the -
morning as tired as on going to bed,
we offer in Milburn 's Health, and
• •Oo., Ltd, TozonD3,-Out._ •
`Vai-ship'Christ the,new-born LNTELLIGENCE SERVICE ' ,,Christmas Seal device in Delaware`s'
•A ofllored 'bay tivalkeil into a rl7rug `'`Thus Christmas Seals came to the,
Shepherds in ,the! field abiding, • store .in Raleigh, North Carolina, and North American continent, catching the
" Watching o•er- your flocks by night asked' if he could •use the phone. The . imagihation" pf the public both in the 1.
.God with man b, now residing; druggist assenting, the boy took down United States and in 'Canada. Since
Yonder shines the infant Light •that earl • beginning tens of thousands
the *elver and said:. "'Central, give
sme nuiibAh .GOA, Then, `'is Yo' Dr.
, of lives have been saved because Christ
Sages, - leave ;your cantemplations ; Anderson? • Do yo' want -to •hiah a 'boy mar 'Seals made tuberculosis •work pas -
Brighter visions beam afar; sible. °
to mew de lawn,. milk de cow and run .
T
41*.
' . erran's� Already got a boy, is yo'7 in 'Canada iu_ 192i, apprp inaugurated
. ince -the campaign was
Dr. Anderson, is yo puffeetly satisfiedxmiately .tllto
iz id de boy yo' already got? Goad -bye,
million dollars have been raised in this J'
Dr. Anderson." way and spent exclusively .for pre -
As the bby started out, the druggist ventise work. That the Canadian
called to him: "Hey, boy, I believe
you. could do some work' far me."
".I'se got a job, I is," the boy replied.
''il�idn't I hear you just now trying
to 'get a job from Dr. Anderson +" ,the
tlruggLst asked. • enthusiastically promoted their earn
"No, suh," said, the 'boy, "I'se Dr. paigng year iby year..
Andersori's<:1roy, I'se just c leCkin' tip , Christmas ',Seals purchased in 1939
on mah'self."
The first Santa Claus was .St. Melia Rotarian..•
olas, Bishop of Myra, who started 1 • -
mys'terious midnight ,gift -bearing .jour-} - Outdoor Christmas Trees
neys. In the fourth century lie was 4 Outdoor'i;hristnras trees are not new..
famous ,because he was a. rush ,man I When in Alsace°the folk there will tell_
who enjoyed giving set`ret gifts ,to the' you of St. Florentiee, who centuries
peon One of his tricks 'was to throw; went out into the woods at Christ -
purses of � eld into eottuge ,windows Inas time -and pylakecl li„ht , ;probably
Mid • run away.. - - candles„ on the trees,
Seek the great Desire of gyrations;
'We have /seen His natal star.
Saints before the altar bending,
t—Watehinb -long in-hope"and' fear,
'Suddenly the Lord, descending,
In His temple shall appear ;
Though an infant now we view Him,
He shall fi1T His Pether's throne,
Gather all the 'nations to -Him ;
Every knee shall then bow down.
• GUESS THE WEIGHTW..
ONE GUESS SNI .
CON
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SPECIALS _ N
Christmas Mixed Chocolates at 34c per lb.
Bon Bons, ib. 34c.
•' Our 406' .line at, ib; 34e
Our 50e Chocolates, lb ........ Y .....Y 450 •
Our . Chocolate Coated ---Nuts at "prices to - suit°
Hared Christmas ed, per lb....., .. Y ' 19e
Peanut Brittle, per lb. . Y Y . Y .... Y Y :100
Peanut Tatty, and ButterScotch, per lb. 100Sugared Peanuts, perb19
Bitter Sweet, per 1b. 340
Cream Caramels, per ib..:... ,. 34e
Lady Caramels, per . ibY 30t
Caramel Log 30c,
Assorted Bon_Bens, per lb, ..
Assorted Salted - Nuts, per lb. 70e
Y•Y♦Y . 10et...
French Crop, lb. . . , . Y . 25c
ALL OUR CANDY' MADE 'IN •
Assorted. Salted Peanuts, per lb.. .
WE ALSO SERVE MEALS
AT- .A.LL HOURS
Phone 170
. Wpteh.Oui. Window Dispjiy .
V NUS CANDY
tuberculosis death rate has comedown.
from 82 per 100,000 in 1927 to 52 in
1939 can surely be no accident, but a
splendid tribute to the efforts of local
committee "across . Canada who have
The First Santa Claus • ---,L. Frank Watson in The by X13951 persons in the counties of
Middlesex, L• ainbton, Tent, Elgin, Ox --
ford,' Perth and Huron enabled ,Queen
Alexandra; Sanatorium last.,,year to
send travelling clinics monthly to
Chatham, Sarnia, St. Thomas, ..ager—
Boll, Woodstock, 'Stratford, Goderich
and London, 'giving free examination
FEW WEEKS ON SYNTONAMADE.
11 BIG DIFFE1ENCE IN THIS LADY
i No Longer. Suffers With Stomadh
Pains, Acid ' Indigestion , Gat;
Dizzy Spells and Sick 'Head-
aches. Couldn't' Sleep, „Felt
, , All/around tifs are grateftil men • and
r fbund it to: be just what they .rieeded
Ito „put new energy:, In their rundown
syeteme and to relieve mannon ail-
ments, of the etpmeeh, kidneys; liver
Ai aud bowels'. Syntona produces thec..,e
to bnild strong, healthy nerves end
t.,:ouTill. bodies. Nile follovving report of
jk` , a 4,yritZ.al example: , .
' "Three or foUr years ago my stontach
, started giving nie-troahle, and although
thing I ate would sour on ink StoMaCh
L ; got aore and 03inful and for weeks cit
la , a. time I was hardly 41b10 to eat Or
ness and click beaddelies.. My nerves
i,vore bad and I felt tired and rundown.
"I kept reading about Syntona .tind
filially .1 01'4110'10 try it and it has
ward9. All tbat gag and indigostion is
Th Strtgre;
MRS. ERIE COSBY
gone, Lean deep 86undly once more
and feel reted and, better ,able to do
ani free of thoae sick headaches.”'
Let this grand herbal bailie help abn,
as it has' Itundreil of other loca/ mew;
and evornen. Syntona is pleasant to
FOU suffer like this, go' to Camp.
bell's Drug Store, Goderleh, and get
It bas htindrell, here and It ran I
d� sante foi ),eu.
BE
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-day- or:night
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