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i pound flank 'teik;
i* e.t1 butter and.flour;
.; 1 tbazpO�1 bub- nituet
pepper, pTtettpoori
natiar4; . Weep/OS cider
,2 cup a P . P400.
0: Steak Inte, - Pieces", :,,,ieboig
inobeL OW in flour. Melt: the
tieaVY '00,;--,smi, brown 'tho,
I.cnionland'Powdered heti* in
)VO onton andbrown the VIC Steak
and,ihrOWnf4lightly4 'our, ht
and‘...i0.1,4011.0144',10.1c0"Iver:'the; cover -,
tightly '414 •$41414°r'10'.
l; hours', fintil 'steak it ,.1:404triccfeteak and Kiduey Pudding
t one ...
,
Mut. Of steak or jetoWitig,
duet 'Into emall view,. or
brough ,lie Mineer. Grease ,e0d* basin ;
h uet putry. Pu
4: '-iinetit.in layers,',With 40PPeit
is between, season with peppr
:„dash; 'vet flour.
an POO in .4 little Water;', Put
ver of *nit PaStry.On,4004'• this a pudding cloth ,Tle
•
altj,W,,•,:(Pring:thefoOrners-O
tirend.-tie)-•.;Siin9301t;-74
r *roe or four -hours. '
Piet Itoaet
. ,
-tl
irds .pound rump beef, •
ooi flour, salt and pepper 'to,
to#Pe icea-inliOnr--4-. -PUP
carrots, % euP diced celery,
Suffed''itith suet -or lard, add
water to cover, also -salt and Peir
to tatter sliced onion, diced, oar.
.diced celery, PoSis 0114 !iltY leaf.
" -
, • t 'Beet
f,,qmitto.014 :bid,' 4- table-
, butter, tablespoons
salt and POPP•r.
tenderloinAilinnied and lard-
uti' well with Salt. Elate in
a.ating pan and pour , hot Melted
Ler over Roast 80 Minutes at
degrees batting otcasionally.
1111ben done, transfer 'to • 'hot platter;
Allieerwo flour in drippings and wadi" -
d' Cook until thiekonetl,
occasionslly. Serve this
with tenderloin.
Beef Steak and Wane"' Pie
Twu pounds. risatid ..eteak and
f 'kidney. Out up kidney and
in litter' pan cOVered 'With cold
'flour, and, contnue
. or another $0 Infinite** e
Place ,rn largewsizedcaluierole, cover-
ing top only with rich hiseuit dougb
Bake 30 minutes.
- Swedlsh:Meat Balis .
und round steak ,fground,
vorr fine); 2 tbispne; finely
•• chopped onion; t tsp. 'esilt;'14.
cups milk;, 2 eggs (beaten
slight-
ly) 4 411011 Cbrallakiir; 1 cup
20114 (for Pa, vi.); tspn PePPPr.
Eat meat ;in bow and add 'onion,
SaltepepPer,,Milk and,ogip.,1Z-011 corn
$141m 400 Orunibe, A44 to iLeet
Mixture. Mix thoroughly and:fniu
into balis.Saute eloWly in batter, --.
N Remove meat hills- from pan. Add
milk to thi butter in which•the mea',
has been ,cooked and pour, it over,tlie,
'meat
Yield: -12 small meet halls 4 to
. • . 4. .
serlring$.*
• Plauked Round•
bring- to and Inint:eda
oft, Add *teak out into fair -
sold boil slowly .for 2- honrs,
eees, covering ° fresh' .
t; -thspm, chopped
,0,41011f, 1. 'Ogg ten slightly)t
1-2 Oup, ttp%, ,salt; dash
POPOV; 2' thsprie. ohopped Par*. ,
-ley; 141b4 'rennd *teak„;,(ground) ‘,
1.• cup, Oorn flake crumbs;
bacbn; "143-01#4.T.'.-NrOM.10tM,-ni
career,'
• casionr4 englnb
worI in the raUroa
Wing*
a. 1ecomative-.7 th
dailyIn a Palter lot, We* was
count often „InterVievr with A AU
lusLIO man who escaped from an
few Mbrithi ego,
seatert4ehaV gethmira$ and
Ilictift ter Sear gam,On
trye w1ti).-,F4 "
•taxi &Ivo whora,he'plaMied
didut *OW '14 might have
wife and •140/4"..; During the day oi
24th be /luta been 'unhappy and ,11
heoatise• everyone, around, IUM Was
hViag Ohristpula presents and
400lies„ Although this
perste criminal and 'has '44ven convicted
for many 'elloiitinga and« Videnees, Owe
,teteethhig 'which Me30,15 YOU .240
'Minh altinAgby at ,,the thought of , a
Introarz„.beirig 'unhappy and , brooding"
on ohrtatmee ave. - '
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Miss'Cathertne Murray wu . *eek
guestend of friends in.,TorOnto
and Wes Mar-
garet Conner' tave gone' tO Florida
on an extended
Lorne Smith 4of
FalIs bas been visiting friends • in
town for ithelastweels.
E Dunn liaalaturne&frosn,
a visit !with ,her sister, .31r,,e,,-•,-,1 ,Y
Richardson ''''at-4":.Eginon4414.404'
Riehardson, who has been ignite ill'. in
Otepir's kfoSpitato London,,- 'is
expocted 'lettirir to his hOnse this
week. Ilia many friends, Will be Pleat.,
to learn Of his renewed
TEM
tiet , ur4
,over at its - -monthly
ceting On Tuesday, by the
presi-
nt,is,haiancia
business' left Over, from a 'former
Ong% was transacted and Mrs. F.
fley 'was,ppointed Tea Con.Venor;,,
x Ginn, 0n0r4Alie443iig-
ylor, 'care of -the Mrtas, Work.
liovers, atocking toque, ,: Scots
and mitts are'th7he*nxt-for the Mis-
sionarrhale which is to be peeked in
Manch. Mlss Taylor will he 'glad ,t0
• give arn to anyone to knit any of
.Saute onion in zfat'. Beat egg an
add 'remainder of ingredients. MIX'
thoroughly. ''. Forta fiat' loaf on .4
Plank, shallo*balang'.0an or, Platter,
Plaee strip. Of baton, toots top.; Sur-.
'round loaf r with boiled-poi:4%0es, Baled
.frt 0,410t 'oven (426 'degrees F.) about
00, minutes. 'Garnish Platter ' withf
Whole bUtteredonions and'earrots. in
Spinath, nests, Yield: 5,,servings.
Steak, .Southern Style ,
Lat Thiirsda, moon\
Leaf'Ohapter Of the 1. O.
0,* MOthIP Tneetlafi in the Library
Board Room.
•Mrsi ' Ike tioarter's'
reittSeeretarY of the 01 guides,
will arrisve, in 'Ooderichi on January
29th, and will attend a* tea at the
afternoon; and meet members of Ithe
chapter. Later On intredueed
to. the tWo Guide ; 'COMP -Thies- '
• t • d't,pArrie the
.,the;')3a
treat.' g
Several' letters were lreeeivedironi
° s ifts
• -
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these
• 0,,oik'are, planning to a bona :4froin' the t ZfriPle .Leafs, and *
not .:nOted, warmth, get •get Were ret, .the,meetmg..
one-ofi the '.wdol,:','everiing..,:dreasee...
;la -,making
them .:Pro,'Popn*v.
It's so :awgiii to spend' an evenine.,sinv.
Old tarreta, ohitto*., They
balkv,. either,: bat .are:Mede of
amid ‘•old an the Ile**
eOnle 140/40$74VOUCIITIIII 1110tierri ears
go ,eide „13Y sMe with carts*eiraWri,by
0=1004, la a eolndo' aneh: as`
eivil von' or 'revolution seeM, aiskiTS.to
lwany .:urapitodi than#0, to tome,'
through eautettai or the soaves. diat
or it all nia7 feA0** new irtOder#
• SPO* 4S, hoped win*never 'lose
its •,,014 'oharrn.
, A..'„Yote of einks to 'the, apes
mod by Mrs; J., A, ,Graham,, secOnkled
by VrTe• F. stard4and the Mug, showed
-their--OPPrecie4On-hY 44, eart ing
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imgannon.,fingilean eft= ,
the 'setting of. a pretty "muter
weI-
ding on *Thurecian January /Oh at
11.VO1ock,'when Rev. J. 11,11-eoghe,.
garrunite4 in marriage Miss Irota
Lillian Rivett and (-1,91d10 fatter. The
4vIde-is .s, -,.daughter of 3&t. 04 *rig,'
George Rivett of ;Dunganrieb, and
and Ors:. Voter Carter of liucimovr,
are tilt parents of the woe*: The
bride' wore a'\br(ivaii crepe dress with
button trimmings and 'silver •laCe,
j$roivn hit and veil And tweed 0030'
trimmed with racoon collar. IAA and
Nire: \rrnest Carter of LuckneW
tended the bridal couple.
Ak' Wedding luncheon was ;fovea a
the bride's 'home and later in the
day a wedding -dinner was enjoyed at
Ernest 1.Carter's, 1,-,ucknovr,
eeption;;was leld at their hente
in -the evening. ' • °
Mr. and lfrs. Carter have bought.
* residence in Dungarmen And *in
oecupy it on their return from
short trip.
Se , Sadden
anoinuocettr.ri ...torysicofau:vet ,iiouheen .caredoing,. sioancebmtg4niges..
'"le:111toii7e4:,i1a3v"i'Y'usts7:01';'.°t..:11yo'Feriv';':11°v( can'
nave 0 fairly sliceround flnelr; woven Wool' and titt.efl rAthei, 40 it
iLAI Alittakie-.7.ivittleXit.7.arictIp0MT4-1tdtir -zitOst-or---fis'exe -try g- 644 a`,11a.r4ed tit4t4ert: 19.
1.YI!at PC:Un4er, Ok*Ote edge of thick-shas, without -holes Irk 'Them but., von. "V thir father is willink to h.1p
Turn ithe stealc.oveb and treat loratioas' as iit,keis 'are *beat know -
steak., Pat it on the meat board. 'get
big as t e.- other side in the ,fitalYle WAY., Shown ,in." this. ye 4cis • doat Iv'ke174
e so oat ;things ere ..arid -will ; be- ore
• 'Melt _fat in hot frying. pan,_ andsearworry, it your. old "sbees seem a trIng bother. than 'help. I can do :things
the -steak on both sidesto'keep in tlie-• airr. IceeP- thera and be 111'541e. -alone note tiniodywo. Tho, father
Juice, then pour over it one-half a. • *. stolid about sheepishly, eager to lido,
eon of,tornatoest; and ,on top of it' Those of wou. who braved the liaavy but unable to break -through the
arrf.ingbt'"1"8Which ."hUve' been cut leg last Item:14 iilght and 'ventured mother's unwillingness to give:, him
in- very -40 slices. (Use about two forth .0ererewarded for yohr efforts if ati.OpPortunity.:"
.-Inedintrisized oniona.)-„,Let4410,Atea 'on saw ralg lights of the ChrlstrilAS tree' t "No matter' how, awkward he is at
sironier,on the back of the. stove 'for en the itcylare sighing' tiireagli the mist. first, a grown inan-,can 'Witt& 11°.*.• to
about '4(5 Minutes,' covered tightly; it za0.1 ittle globe shone' with 1.pecultar help -dress his 11/tee sea • or Liattoxt,
With -* , • ',-
must cook slowly.-• If treated in this begtitoess, - teen:tingly suspended ' -air„ the diminutive
With the efficiency buttons of his datigli.
way the steak will be as tender ..as allsounds far airsandmuffled by testi
sirloin. The combinatiOnt of tonin- the fog, the whole efteot was 'unusual used in the affairs of business 'he'
tobe'alid:oniOns is a- very appetizing and a little Inystedouo, . • may oven put ug a picnic linich setts-
' one. Sea. son as re,iquired. % • z •
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Teaehersfew aitYS.aid.'",'While we were waiting a 'week -end trip with the thildren. Waszsaiing, a friend *it at the Stager; gather* the necessary equipment pr
*8 'unfortunate for the whole family
d--4-,--tablespOons„,-2-cillopped
P salt, And thicken
0 Sgt. INIELC., 001110t4Otizo•-
tsvosiltseri, sitOciatttio t00
iff 11
,07%** -100 VIVO *ATH• „
W** FO* tool* .
4‘..0E. LOU l'AX0 .
Peer Olt 0114AltF-4114•0
. •for the trahi to come. 1- was watching 1. ,_ ,..,- , i_i_
.uardian . the people around me' trying atiot to lock when the -inotner refuses . oul .3011
•
.. eac att. ni,e e ertieSted hiniseit and the host phildren and thiY t: bin, but hut 4.'41145
sEttiitivi :Aiirit. p~ it ,_...ti,!TreP01:_fe_d “h21: , inv_itation, ,,tei . tome ne would get flearer understanding
AT . 0 v"4:414 ' -ml " 31145Y lemre IA ' . ' *
home, ef the- many details 'tonne, tea • " h
NC. wherl tiley arriVe at ttio station:lucre is homemaking an- ' the -4- `1‘t;!'1. .
(Tho PI:ton /lines) one stands on One toot, then the Otiulr, fi,Tohn, and I knew very little about
Allow during the midryaor,",sehoot vaert., something he may' hilve torgottein Be- of us had younger 'brothgre, or els-
lidu. that.a large part of the reSpOttSi. PLiAe iti.4 ,xaind is ..a blank, he ferneries ters,"--said the. -serene Mother of one
Witty of tearing thl.eliildren is .berne br, that, thzt wirid 43 ' ,$oid. Zvezturtily, the fainily„."but we learned -together. Ile,
the Public soh* teach,.!rs, " „ .. guests' are safely ;towed away in the studied 'babyhood as serioUsly. as if
- Those who 'am. riot members ot 'tome train and the host is lett • standing - in. it Were a deprirtMent of ',his:business
Parent-teachtr organisation, de not .*.i. the wind with * red .hose and watery and -felt as responsible as I. for the
weys. appreehtte the high ideals tn0st 03'63. 110,1100r that be must look as right: growth and ° dovelopement a
tettivtetAxe. in regird, to. their ,talling, it he has bettO: "14t1b1y. affected," aa Our children. , We. learned parent. -
To thf consciettious teSeher her surf nevtgagsrs read, be shout& at the `hood together and' in to doing we,
es•,imoinfortable as they felt, Nearly' Meant' efforts and does', Alit allow
At . vermte '011-itrettaat.,hWtiettAI 4kt-flak stea't4
Scrn"-0rents Do, :APPreciate t41 Velat1v63 the "
„guest- has ma 'bow: father get betteracquainted
High Mole of T 'h
' d. care: of chil
,nOthing, lett to Say.„., and usually, every- dren. .
Parrs in • rrinte 44WArd reilited grins . foOlishly ;and tries thaik of bringing;uP Children „ for we wither
Is more then More than 111AMIS, IVInabW and goes through exaggerated •drew near lit understandhig of each
Of earning livellh Consider tortOrttoris ehoW. thittvhe ,- not other and realized the need of tger-
born, high-mind:id Southern girl, .4-sto settles end re -settles himself; :Waders in:raising children. , 116read-tirticte4
resixoes her great tesportsihuity to her whether he shoi44 watch friend on child training aloud to Me
in tne
Clod, and to her polls. we Quote„...fitip shivering or pretend to be looking at o evinhigs, and we discussed trietly
"south -0troline Aducationot - you °hook. thuldenlY he tezX*eatbezs e011ie- finding Out .'vihether, we, agreed on
ha* a'lew Moments alone 'otter a pray'- ;tips oil the window rr.- certain phases of discipline and
et for ine„ aPenao; f,riend- bat* looking 'tat& studying how best. 'oar-
""riret, a Prayer for love - tli* kerchief,' Tips- louder e.nol attrecti at- 5elees as well as the children.:"
heart may be. filled With love to guide tentloli of whole ear, .11,41nials' his • Cemipetent itiotliere 'sometimes
theme tittle heats str41 blinds atittiv to friend looks ;up And. be shouts "Ove my Maki hilpless fathers, but it wouli
thitirt Atilt Aoki *tale, Wins' %ire to Mutt ?Mt friend can't be bitter. to accept help, and, work
o
jakyhalettotal
taming from tbe, wry tpui of a high. trying. Inside.. the _train, the , traveller an good, 'nature, and
gire begloutog on that long. road of learning Uoltri 'rePehe r&es hs sts tbm6 times* givirla
‘--80 that. they eet, and +owe the ttP. 1**t *116i1
lloW
beautiful things around them; hokt PlOotagera are
both
the litt* hands so the little feet
won't they there is ftlf Sod
iurtatuve'rti_thini-oVett-4414.hoi 1010
t
theestst,
owe%
ainittitintiOngt.
the train. ,atitta,by initi-ating father Into the rrtes 01
roPer plate& - ,:,,,,z.'4eitea,..,,..,,Jpe' a
7,1",Atol$ •Oh. a prayer for patienee—liFith through - the . ritual . orange • .
uce
the '1,Ove to Jowl', artfully and help -'tlieet mut spinach, the, mysteries of a
inall
;who are Slow; sittisaakalior to give me' Ai littl- otrainght intricate garmeTtts
l*tatt--441 need it IOW% ntsid it and. the necessary, routine of
Is, to knov .inst when to laugh. to 'te obild's. toy.thein .
to..soe the tutu). thinga,' to 'hell), "Mother gets natin sod 4addy puts
' an the tuft thsy, oat,. ' tit to bed ohs oossic 411 the . 'next
together, for often there comes
time • when father's ald -would be
welcomed and big knowledge of hone
sad, child routine 'invaluable'. The
11
Nesily all Oodericli car
nee red
(the mil
t ;14
the
olo shows, up
At
'week they, astute pla ,ft said ot
*ma boy. "Wit iota of fon. Da4s1
tot 41t, wantit to know how to tat
toe of us so =other can take a
onto in a- while."
Sometimes * mother may feel as If
she tie tarried the burderi-sind ries
1,theavsiotastti,_„
many iresnents child tVilti.
lng,butifsbest*rtaWlth the firit
bab to do * ltttl. tether blatant by
to -0 ration, the mtuts
1st
tut
olutions regarding Your -livinter's
fueJ are now in order.
'fliousanls of tarlilies are glad that
..last year they 're -solved to ,use only
ainco Coke in their furnaces. They
are backkgairk as customers this year
because** they kept their homeswarmer
—at less cost; - 7
t'sjour turil nOW. .Wonyt yOu try a
toix 61 the Modein scienti-
1 erq day in the great Hamco
ovens at 1-familton?
These are some of the advantages you
" can count on (1) Lower cot per ton
and pet season (2) lVIOre comfort in
eveg room (3) Quicker heat in the,
Mornings (4) Less labour 1:!eeauS6'
1ihter On the shovel and fewer ashes
to carry out (5) No duir, soot or gai.
give4 mar ii
aPilleg4I
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AMILION • y.,..P,R01)(1C.T- 'COKE....'0YaK$ ADA-
: ..H.AM00'.:::00K0' Sold by t •
• °••• SrA01). /c.0' 'Mill'. *40 ,s0.!