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ber days ,bring more vegetables
the table. Why not ' top each'
serving of hash with top hats of
a; wide strip of frield green pepper
'` and rz boiled onion? Ever try a
servingi••oI cubed corned beef in a
' Cabbagu leaf; roll it up, place in
'a Casserole and cover with sliced
• -tomatoes which yogi season with a.
bay leaf `,and salt and, pepper.Then
' bake , the .simper .dist} ,,for forty
minutes in' a moderate woven. ' .A.'.
n eii'tiess meal may be': Fried s1iefA
of green - tomatoes boiled cauli-
flower and Scrambled eggs seasoneQ
with eununer savory. Fresh boiled
'''',potatoes are perennial favorites at
the family -table for ever~y4 slipper
or,dintner. .,'o prepare,on tie spur
of the moment, scrub, ' peel a ring
around • each potato and boll: in a
small' amount o$ hot 'Water for 20
miliutes...
Ideas ,Por October desserts are
•numerous,- -o-.list a few. should
remind you of the, variety, you May
seem; ; Cantelqupe, yVaterx_ elbu,.
squash pie, npplesause, .jelly ro11,
nlisidedowa.' peach ', cake, . stewed
.luinted :fears; ' pumpkin custard,
*eyed .plume'• on: gingerbread,
stewed grapet--Tgn cottage pudding,
fruit juice ,snow, coddled fipples
Land. fruit cupr' •
• TAKE A, TIP
'1. For davor, and '•color variety add
ALL WIND INSTRUMENTS AND DRUMS TAUGHT.
REHEARSALS WEDNESDAY, 4 p.m., at the TOWN
cinnamon , or mint a tract with,
red, or green Good coloring to
sweet piekied. pearsor apple •jelly
2. To prevent crystals"
in grape,jelly,
' let the juice standover . night.
Then polis ore the juice carefully
so as not to disturb 'sediment
in the bottom that . may Cause
crystals ;..now make elegy_. grape
jelly,
3: For a quick topping t4 a casserole
dish; crest., potato chips in their
own bag. and sprinkle over the
,1 -neat or` vegetables. '
4. To keep a fresh layer, cake from
• slipping as you -eat it, insert
'colored knitted needles through
the cake in several places, -'
$QUASH PIE
%. cup •squash (,cooked or canned)'
14 to '2/3 .cup 'light 'brown, sugar
la teaspoon salty
x/.4 a teaspoon •ginger.
8, teaspoon cloves
1 teaspoon cinnamon
l egg
' -cup me u i ilk
di ni cream- ,cups
• Unless the Aquash its very t1r.,Y,
Gook it over low beat to evaporate
the, moisture before• measuring, .or,
use an extra egg. `Mize the 'sugar,
salt, . and spices and• stir into 'the
eaua011. Stir ~in the unbeaten egg
and mi"x - thoroughly. Stir in the,
Milk and cream slowly. Line a
pie' plate with plain pastry. Cut
oil? the •pastry one inch beyond tie
edge of the plate. Turn the border
under to • make a vertical rim
around. the plate. Press the Ain
between the , thumb. and forefinger
to make an upright scalloped edge.
Pour in. the..squasli mixture; do not
1111 • above .the tip edge of the. pie
tin. Set the plate 'low down in a
hot electric oven (425: degrees) ;•
bake for 20 minutes,` or until the
pastry is cooked on the bottom.
Remove :to' a shell;,' in the centre of
the oven; reduce„' the beat to 325
degrees. Bake ;until the mix(iire
will nt't' adhere' ;t10- •they-= point• oI .a.
knife inserted to the centre or about
. ! . TEE ODERIO:
twenty -Ave, warrzonpr.
0INGE RHAD '
VS 3 'cup shoirtening
s cup bailing water
113 cup molasses
313 .cup sugar -
• • 1egg.
,".T eilp flour
2/4. teaspooll salt
1/u teaspoon soda
y2 ,teaspoon baking pow de'
1.teaspoon ginge>ir`
y2 teaspoon cinnamon
Place the -shortening in: a mixing
bowl large enough to hold the entire
recipe; pour the boiling water over
the • shortening; let stand until
melted; add the molas$es,. sugar,
and 'unbeaten egg 4estir . until the
sugar has dissolved: 'Sift the dry
ingredien,ts into .the bowl; beat•
with fh ,, rotary "egg -beater until
smooth; the ' batter will be very
thin;. ' •Pour,'intt a shall*• pan.
which has been greased and duste4
with -flour. 'Rake; in a moderate.
electric oven-' (350 "deg+r`ees) for
thirty to forty minutes,
REQUESTED RECIPES
Mrs. C.' 3. .B. asks for;
FRESH, PLUM PIE
24' damson 'plums .
% cup. cream
eggs'
1% cups powdered.. sugar
Halve the Plums; remove the pits,
but not the skin; place cut -side
down in a pie plate, lined with un
baked pastry ,Beat the egg, add
the 'cream and sugar; pour this
mixture over the plum.' Bake in
preheated electric oven . at 425 de-
grees fbr fifteen minutes then re-
duce heat'ato 350 •degrees and bake,
twen'trAve.. minutes longer;
Miss 'E. B. asks' for:
GRAPENUT 'PUDDING
' 1 cup sugar
• 1 tablespoon flour
- 6 tablespoons ' grapenuts •
2 tab! )pooh). muted butter,_.
Juice• from 2 lea ons ;.
13poon grated leMob !rind
eggs
2 cups milk • . "
Mix the sugar, flour and graph
nuts; stir in the butter, lemon juice
and rind; stir hi the egl3% .one ,at
iii time .4tir in the milk slowly ; mix.
thoroughly. Four 'Into 'a well,
buttered baking dist: and "bake 1
?hour in a• moderate oven (370 •d.e-
grees) Or until a knife insbrted 'tis
the centre will come out dealt
WMTIIELID
' WESTh`'i:vut, •Sept. 24_ -
Thomas Anderson of 'I-YYellowknife
and Mrs. Win, Andemon of Auburn'
visited on:Friday 'With ..Mr. an.
airs: Clurenee Oox.
M;r, and ,Mrs. Wellington Mclti`aUU'
of, Auburli .visited on Sunday with
,Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Cainpbeil..
Serve alone fir, with erfeam'. n Mr. and Afra• Charles Smith °and:
Marjorie were ,visitors ,at Goderict
Thursday, ,
Mrs. Frank Cauxpbelil Miss 'Win;
•,nifred and.Mesars. Cecil and 'Frank-.
lin Campbell, visited on Suaday
I
with r, •arid Airs.- k°ra'iak Tambly n,
Lonadesboro. ' •
'Mr, and Mrs. James Beak and
babe, of Crewe, Miss Jessica Doak,
For smooth 'travelling. this
Fall have your car checked
over at IR VIN'S ,GARAGE.
A check now. ; can save costly
repairs'. "later,
We are agents for Coekshutt
Implements ' and .repairs,
' Yo'tirmot girls idling silently, your hands are on `the
wheel: Evsr so 'Alertly, you touch a toe to the
accelerator. Awayy you roll, gaining speed as- rapidly ''
as your 'Will dictates, without another mtive on your
Rough roads• or smooth, steep hillsor' stop ,
meet,' you sit. still,in perfect
lights,whatever ever you , P
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comfort, perfect .eine, .re a�e.el s in your living room.' -
For you'are driving a dream car! Itsname Pontiac!
Hy dirsa=Mai ,Drive* Ikeirulrauto
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Every detail of the large and luxurious senior
Pontiiacs-both Chieftains • and Streamlincrs—•is de-
.. signed as part du fine calr4 ;u wonder' ful.performerl
•. Your choice of either 6- or 8rcylinder engine.
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story of Pontiac Fleetleader's combination of, quality
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of 'Stratford, :and` gr. ,A,. E. Cook
o,P{ 13l th, visited on Sunday with
Mrs, 11"r : 'Conk. • • r
Mt. John pear and Marilyn, of
Kitebener, spent the week=end with
Mr.. 'Armond lll.elfurney.
Air. and Mrs. • Earl. Wightmaa
spent over the, week -end with Mr.
and Mrs,„ J•ol4alt Hildebrand, of Joiaan
Station and Mr: and 'Mrs.' "Elvin
`Wdghtnian of Ajax. +•
Mr. ,and 'Mrs. Clarence Cox
visited on Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs,' Alec Manning of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buchanan and
Mr: and Mrs. • Stanley . Gook visited
on Sunday. witlk _Miss Florence
Buchanan of brussels. • •
Mrs. J. L. McDowell • and Mr.
Gordon McDowell visited on Sat-
urday with Rev. and Mrs. Harold
4nell of Exeter.
A. number from this vicinity tit -
tended Blyth Fair last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell
visited recently with .Mr, and Mrs.'
Stan Abel of. St. Thomas. •
• 'Mr. anti . Mrs. Wm. East `Lon--
don visited - on on Sunday ' with • Mr=.
and Mrs. Wm. McV lttie. ,
11fr;-'1hd -Mrs:. Mint of ' Toronto
visited last, week with Mr. and
Mrs, W. A. Campbell. =3
Mission Bandit —The members of
the Mission Band meet in (he school
room: on •• Sunday afternoon. -•The
Scripture reading was -"given by
Ruth Cook from Luke 10:30-37.
Prayer was led by ' Mrs, Norman
JicD'owell, •followed by a reading.
by ' Gwen McDowell. The atudy
book was ' given by Mt(;.. Chas.
Smith; a reading by Barbara Smith,
than Lacquer.once wa solely n ntitur; :'
sine. industry have spent Mere
1 .,000,000 on . titan'lfun research precinct, . the ceap oat. an oriental, .
$ 1i, , ,. a ium t 'ee. 1�Iow, made . synthetically, It ,'••
•during the lasb'Eoitr years, Tiiii, u . �` lues • in aclian re c firs. thaax .''
oxide.. Is already widely. used: 'in ;. ca _ .,... ...y more o
of white ptdnts, natrn e produced.
the° el, . faecturwdera iia d. creaarns ,
enamel, , e apo. la
as a vt'hitening agent to rri#tke 'white .; r „ ,,� U,. •
things whiter, Gem -cut crystals of
the oxide are net quite as bard
as diamonds, but more brilliant.
`'Titania:' is the first really •: hew
gem in history. '
First discovered about 16Q years.
ago, the metal is the ninth most
common element ; in the earth'
s'
crust. The richness 'of North Am-
erican deposits: -makes-this .continent
independent of imports. The Al-
lard Lake' mine, a joint project. of
the Kennecott Copper and -the New.
Jersey zinc companies, contains the
world's largest known ilmenite de-
tposits. The estimated 200 million
ons : of . ore in the, reserve.. t 1 :._
pef cent, fron, 13 : per cent. titanium
oxide. - ,
Hunters have so decimated acuoclse
in Canada that they are in clanger
of becoming extinct..
• '•CAT`1 LE each ;MO
HOGS per otvt..5Oa •
According to size; fl condition
DARLING & COMPANY
OF CANADA, LIMITED
the'_Actr�•- waft
Nortuaa McDowell;: - The, .meeting
closed with the -benediction.
CAN4D YEAR jOOK,1950�
, • The Canada Year Book for.1950
has been issued and as in previous
, editions contains • a \ a.st *aniount
of detailed information alt!iiut Can-
ada: Besides table of population
land vital' .statistic's, there are de:
:and
devoted to .geography and
physiography, agriculture, forestry,
fisheries, fairies. and minerals,' the
-fur 'itld-ustry ; "chapters on 'Canadian
history, ctinst-iturtion - aiid • govern-
`ment, "'public health. and ,wel.f tre, -
crittat y -andr-dellutltrenc'�',-
cduratiori,;
.•.
.t,ultur'al aetivitie: and -research, 'and
pourer `gene-rattait-,.,and utilization.
other chapters are on ivatiufaetures,'
Construction, 1Tur, • trim port ttioli
alto eoIiiu1Ut1ie,ttioni;,domer tleirade,
foreign trade, •prices, put)iic finance;.
enrrency. and .• Witil ins , ' insurance,
military affairs, e.te., etc.
Special article:, in the 1950 Year
look are on the•. intlut-UcP of the'
in the -building of Canada,
the iron -ore r(si(>ut•ces of the Que-
bec -Labrador . region, titanium. in
Quelx'c', and the Royal Commission
.00 l'ric•es.
The
book, contains also a large
uuiul'le-r of• I'llaps • 011(1 lllagi'alll�.
',Copies 'may' ile '(,bta•i.ned from the
• Kings Printer, total, at $2 'per
coliy. .
1'tiper-buUlld eopies play 1)e. par-
,
clt.►se(1 for $1' by bonp tidy. teachers,
unit ('rsity . stndentS ;(11(1 illinistt'rc
�)f 1eligioll. The number '(.f •these
'(01)1('5 is restricted and fhusr en-
titled to purchase. thele shnnld plaice
' their . titciers, ►ruillpt1 , addret;siiig
a[iplicaflouts, with rein itta►l'ces, tci
the I)onlinion katiSti('ian', t)►in 111,:
ion 1 areau of Stati•stk's,- Ottawa.
NEW IV;,OND#t:it,: TITAN-
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Tito:tiiuu,. 'ad new luet:l1 whichi. r-�
alieatly being. ilsl'tl to Tooke. II(ti1111t1- i •
fill gems. is likely • to -bee dile ',1 •
major 01ruclur711 lnntel'ial ri1•a'111ng
.0hind num, 1niIgnt'siuin (111(1 stainless
st4el �'itliill ti�•t' or I('n 1enI'`.s, ac-
('ur(lilIg 1'a .the Ili -I la, r ltenler'�i
I )1g(,:t, The report sly• 1,10rtrld Matl-
(•ii('st('r is condensed from I'uln(lar"...
Stektnee rgs. t•
mediate Nortll ,1uIt3► a nil ,nxt'c �� ill
)1 (roll' a ntin(e near .11lar- (1 °1 1(1',
(;►be1'ler, whit h 1)i'gjns !wet:101'tion 111
l)eceMbe. r: •
Forty per: cent, lighter' in weight
••;,11(1(1) •st,t('I, -titanium's strength' 111d .,
mist i•,••i'taur'e 1n:(!,' it ,( na1111'a(1 1
:for nlilit.(ry as well fits household
uses ''I'(ilalC' Madet,l' Mlle luet:nl~�
o'
resist1'+'netratllll l•a•tter Ill'l11
tanks "t' tltc some thickness. .1iit1
samples of'.' tila(1111iut ll(lI( 'r'cll•
the 5t'a for 'ixty (1:1,15 r'hi(11• 0
corrosion, suggesting •uutltil(le aat'a'
u t•s ('hirb will eliminate 111e a e(
for painting. Titantianl
• .riln'n felly devel,lp01 )ileo- al'fc't;C (
possible :20. per cent.' recluctiun 11
the Weight of airplane: tllervb•
• tI<u Il►l ii • i-1'i�Iai flee".. [s i } :10'11(t,
Tkwilgh fu11b prndite•linn Uses art
"till ill the pilot -stage, go 'et•ninen' •
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