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THE GQDERICH SIGNAL
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Efn er i otter Epoit 'ikl=(Ir�e Lty
'e(:s7t>s.
Homemakers ! • This week,the
decorations on sellout windows--relniud'
us of a -•special event ltuown as Valen-
tine's Day. We must have a-.lrarty.
(food for children should be- plain.
Iced jelly moulds and 'fruits for t
salad••plate followed by-lee--erea n -fid
cookies or plain •cake and , cocoa -4ii1'
make them happy.
'Growmtups also appreeiate attractive
food' on thls occasion, so here are
recipes that will fit into the predonmin=
ant color of Valentine' Day.
BEETS IN HORSERADISH SAUCE
Two- tbsps. flour, 1 cup sour
cream, 1 • tbsp. prepared horse-
radish, 1 tsp. linegar, salt acid
pepper, 3 cups cooked sliced beets,
tbsps.-lite-.-j.ulce. - - -
111ix the iidtir and «the Sour cream
until smooth and cook '..over hot water,
stirring constant•1y until Chickened.
,Add the., horseradish and vinegar and
-season with salt and pepper. Add the
beets and the beet -juice. Six servings.
Chill in electric refrigerator.
FEBRLJ.),,RY SALAD
Season eottiig ff" cheese with fruit
juice, 'chill and put iu lettuce cups.
('ill thin slices of cored apples leaving
on the red skin. niid insert 111 cheese.
VAL1•:NTINE CHI.I''I'(1N PIE
i Make eiiiaigh pastry for two -crust
Pie.. Bahl, ai pie shell and eight sitlall
cut-out heart -shaped pastry pieces—put
pieces (111 separate itie plate to cook.
Temperature Tor pastry is 12 i (legrees
for S minutes. • • •
Filling:• Heart 3 c•itps thick sweetened
applesauce; 1 clip of raspberry flavored
custard and stir, together_, ('hill till
slightly thickened. Pour into pie shell
Lalief is s White Powder to be .Used as sor Sawa
This amazing 'remedy worki immediately
at the seat of the trouble and you. will
feel the benefit in a very few minutes.
It is also xecomnileia' ded fel; Sinus trouble.
� '- , O tdi "tlxd "riipYrliY Lncreasii g' -
��h scatcit .> i
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of -the•rare_.Ingrediie�llts. of the ttlrmu�IaI
is necessary to restrict the output to one _
- box to a oustolner every three months.
AT PRIES€.NT AVAILABLE ONLY BY DikAILI
SINIEILILV CO., BOX 582, LONDON,ONT.
Please Find Enelosed1.0o In Pa ci nt for 1 Bo alief''_ . _r
'S Box •
and top with pastry Hearts.
SYPM•.4M4.•1.
Thicken 2 cups of cherry j(ice until
almost `stiff. lift depends upon the
kind of starch you use whether 4' or 6
Juice"
softened in 1 • cup of thea Ito
rice is et • .add 1 cup cherries
3 [ a(rugh.) � 1 ex
and �zir w°,s tap.-aniseavorin'. Keep
hot in Il double boiltr. Pour over, slice
of ice cream "US you serve it.
IIOLIWAY C().OKIFS
One cup shortening, i-0 cup brown
sugar,,;> cup white sugar, 1 egg,
2 tbsps. orange juice, 1 tbsp. orange
rind (grated), 2% cups -sifted all- '
purpose flour, ' 4 tsps salt, /i tsp.
soda, xi;=: cup nut meats (broken).
Creazii shortening and add sugars
gradually, while beating constantly.
lid i wen—hurl—tun) , orange ')nice
and orange rind. Sift dour, soda, and
salt together and add with the broken
' nut Meats. Form into rolls, wrap in
tvaxed palter. Store in electric re-
frigerator until ready to use. Slice
thin, place on greased° cookie sheets.
i Bake at :175 degrees for 12 to 15
' minutes. I Makes about ; dozen small
cunkle.s.) 'l'ltese cookies may lie decor -
:tied 11 itll rod gumdrops during baking.
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' :miss G. R. asks: t'ut• easily ;iiid quick-„
• sly !,"(-1);( 1'0(1 '11111(1 plate-.
1 1 I 1 )11u'II•'tt'. cold (•11t 1)t 1a IN seasoned
wit li•onion juice atld (-Io 11 le(1 coni.
t',) ('hili- loll Carne i bnutvu 'a lb.
ground beef and add 1 can kidney
A project is on foot• for the -establish.
iter 'of a recreational centre at .I.ondeS.-
boro for the township of Hullett.
Clinton loons illus celebrated putts!
i,irthday, wag >au dddre3S by Rev. Mr.
Stanway ithe Q'luii't3, regular dirtier
meeting..
Word has been received at Myth
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,of tiie arrival at- Shanghai, (mina,- (1f
Dr. and Mrs. L., 0. Wilford, on their
return to missionary worst in that
country.
William Ziuiiner,• a'etireci proprietor
of -the Dashwood hotel, died at that•
village on Monday at the age of eighty-.
' three years. Five daughters and three
sous survive.
IZurieh lost An - old citizen in the
deaast week of Jacob Regier, in
his eighty-ninth year. He leaves . two
daughters, Mrs.. Wm. Mero of Zurich
and Mrs. Simon ilofllllaii; of the
(i)'s!w11 line.
,Charles E. Aldwortli, prominent
falrner of Haytownship, (lied on Janu-
ary "29th. in_ his seventy-first • year.
Surviving -besides his wife are i1 Sou,
Rev. Edward Aldwurth of St. Marys,
and a daughter. Yrs. Ross McClellan of
Stratford.
1:svirr .1• Wick) Jacob. Manager of
the County Ilorme, was elected, pr(gsi.-
tient of the 11utou Central Agricultural
Shciety at the annual meeting. Gerald,
E. Nelson of Clinton is secretary and
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Mayor A. J:-A-lc\Iurruy of Clit toii is
treasurer and general manager.
' J1Ltis Ida Twitchell, foriller resident
of Clinton. died at' Windsor on Thurs-
day last and was buried at Clinton on
Monday. She had made lief home
latterly with . a sister, - Mrs. Harry
JJansield of Windsor. .Another sister
and three brothers- also survive. -
John Josiah Ward,. native of Varna
and resident -latterly of Clinton, died
at Seaforth on January 28th in his
seveat3'-fourth year. IIB- "F tis in busi-
ness at Woodstock before retiring and
returning to Huron. He is survived_
by an ,only sou, Douglas, of Clinton.
The death of Charles Francis`Dale,
IIiillett township,occurred on Satur-
dtl vy, evening in .his thirtieth year, . H
was the ion ' of homa J tle and...the
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late Vtrr taiiK, ,H s4 wife, 2ormerl u
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zwitii&C ynt ig son. and"ilaugllter. .
Airs. Robert -furless-- Tones; well-
known resident of Seaforth, died • sud-
denll• on January 28th.' She had re-
sided, in Seaforth -since 1916, her hus-
band, who died ' in 1932, being manager
of the Seafcirth branch of the Dominion
Ba)nk.. She ryas prominently identified'
R It i ,'fhe ` s(ie a 1 life' of the town and
its . ceammunity activates.
George Hirons, of lAlytlu died on
Jana ry '21t'h, his ninety-second birth-
day. Ile was in good health until.n
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w.eek --before hiti.. death.. -He:, 11 u1 -'-h n
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a' resident -of BTyt11 for:more thrrh sixty
I years and was engaged for pally years
in the flax mills there: IIis wife pre-
deceased hint and ..lie is suevived 0hy
three daughter -and- two sons.
I Mrs. George- Cunningham. who lived
`alone at her farn1.11onie in•East Wawa-
[nosh..
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!nosh.- was—tonna by neighbors in an
unconsc•ions vondi•tiorl 'during( one
ookl4,,1 llle:ll', (atll• l)lllli.'llsell 1 011-
sogulme.i)ial top with 1-:1' cup chili
Fal1('e►, • grate( --111 L carrots and
raisilio, and hot min beans.
' Mrs.('71. T. asks: for I1litcar()()n recipe.
tusing bread crumbs': .Kidne� Pills ,()ItAGE AC:,CA'
RooNS One-half cup_ llo11tsps.
"bak-
He_�- C lug poi I,
tsp. s.rlt; Left' ;X11
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moan's Kidney fills may be heli, ul orange juice.
to you. Bo's—hose of their stiiitulatt- Set electric oven in 400 degrees. Sift
rug action on the kidneys 'and uri . the, flour, ineastire it,, ttcicl the baking
nary passages, Doan :s Kidney Pill, powder and salt, sift again. Beat the
assist in the elimination of wast'', eggs until light, :stir in the melted
butter (cooled). Add the sugar grad. -1
boat
Add orange rind and juice. :Add the
dry iugredieuts'arrd crumb::. Drop by
by titan �('):l).� all,( Ulrl. 1,:1,•lt:r'•li,
0.11,1r11i'llll,:,tir" I,ai)a)s alb l'.('ll ti !He,
it'ax11(11)11'— 2 incAles apart on a encased
l,: alba• n n ,.baking; sheet. Bake -in a hot oven for
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from 1410 body.
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Doan 's 1:1,Ine',- l':Ils can 1_•.' Y1"•,i
10 1minutes, .t ail brown. NIal-es 114
:Miss 311: 4. describes a cornucopia
Sioies I dish and asks how it was made
Thr- 1'. '.1(i:)ar;i Lu., ltd.; Toronto, Out. BOLC)(,NA CORNT'COPIAS
One Ili, b(ilog{'1in. (sliced 1, 3 cups
soft bread crumbs, ). tsp. salt. 1-
t sp. sake, ) t tsps popper, 2 - tbsps.
minced onion. 12 clip diced celery..
1-3,tali melted -mutter.' or Blear
drippings. 1 coli tomato juice (or of the rec),t)t storms and died to..
CALL it what you will— the desire to
stand on your own feet -the urge to get ahead under.
your own steam—'`a. business of my awn' ° is probably
for you, as for thousands of fellow -
veterans, life's No. t ambition.
- IF you •have ideas of
starting- up in business for yourself,
of improving your present set-up, or
of going into partnership with a friend, the need for money '
to get going will be just about 'No. 1 item on your agenda.
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HERE S where ` you 'igigN
can look to the Bank of Montreal,
which has already become "My
s' Bank" to thousands of veterans from coast to coast.
DROP in - and discuss your financial
needs with your nearest B of M manager, He .knows
the- details of the new Veterans' 'Business and Profes-
• sional Loans Act, 'recently passed . by
^Parliament for your benefit, and he is
anxious to help. go-ahead veterans. If
your proposition is sound, -there's money
for you at the 1ofM.
Remember, when yon ask for a loan.at the
B of ht, your do not ask a favour.,
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II. D. FAELST-ROP, Manager.
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two lads were thrown into. the Fater.
George Cousins, crosSing the . bridge,
heard their cries for :help and reacted
a 'long, pole vitt to the;/(, pulling them
to Saf ety one, at a time. The dads ne34
dagt
their seehae I to be noise the ;,Worse, fol
e4 fence. Toua;rg ICeuraedy fir.
the sou' " of R. W. Iteianecdy',PrOS4Oto*
of The 3russels Post,, ami tiro rescuer
is the son of Reeve R. Bt`Cousius.
- LEEBURN
LE;EtturtN, Pep > --- Tho double
tragedy which clammed , the lives of
Mrs. Allan Grant and her ,young son
Larry, last Tuesday night, was keenly
felt in this community, Mrs. Grant was enjoyed.
being a sister-in-law of Mrs. Benson
Chisholm.
The sympathy of the community is
extended to Mrs. Wm. Sallows, whose
mother passed awry .in -Kincardine last -'
week, and also to Mrs. Roy Linklater,
whose fat~lier passed away 'this" week
in Exeter.
Father Harry Chisholm ,,of West
Larne, " who -has been seriously i1I in
Loudon for some time, is recovering
nicely and is expected to• spend some -
time with his mother,- Mrs. John Chis-
holm, and family.
Farm Fortml.--The Faris Forum met '
on Monday evening at the` home of
Arr. and -Mrs. Wirt. Meyer. There were •
' eighteen present. The topic "What
:Mikes Prices?" niade an interesting
discussion on 'the factors which set or
strongly intiu'enee the price of farm
products, ilir. Tt•renee IIunter, ht-•ing
'attended a Federation meeting izt ,. 'n -
ton the previous week, gave more e4-,)
tail;a on the hospitalization plan.
Recreation was in charge of airs. R.
Buchanan and Mrs, J. Hussey. Thede
hostess _served lunch. Next Mondayt
evening, February 10th. the Forum will
meet' al the home of Mr. and Mrs. all's.
'Horton, when ,the topic "Are • 1tlarm
. Prices Comparable , to- Inds httrlal
Prices?" will be discussed. 'Everyone
interested in these farm '.problems is
invited to come and join in these dis-
cussions. -
.Mica , `a iT..'i, W tli 4 .. Werfik
g'tLC'M Of lir. and "lox alt_ To,
Ftil'tia.[l and farpliy on. tiililidily.
•(' lEregstx(fla1 Meeting,no annual,
Bun eg4t onal.eet ng of a lohneaville
Ilnite.1 church was kelt i ist I►1(budtty
;eve>ra.ilig, with a good �zattepdanec, under
the 1, as elt'i+•laip of the minister,. Rev,
0: Taaveuer. Kenneth. Trcwarthn• -aa
appointed c,ecretra.ry Lor tlau evening,
was Mr. If. J. Tre;aurin ats apOointed to:
the gscs Sion to hli the vacancy 1n.iuii
by the Hpasising l%Xr..- g .. -+H. ^ oIb.
Tile' various reports chewed, that 'all
Organizations of the -C itar('h bail a Very
successful year. 'WQrds .of mjbnrcci .ti n
'were e teiaded to Mr.. and, Airs:
Tavener, for their go tt: work during
the year; After the business. of . the
meeting .was• conmpleted, lunch Was
served by the ladies, and a social trocar
Bella,
toinato soup).
Fold single slices- of b•oingma to form
a funnel_ Fasten each with a tooth-
pick. combine crumbs. -salt. onion and
celery,- Ponr t11e fat over the bread
mixture. Fill the cornucopia, plaice in
a shallots baking pan. Pour tomato
I`ice, ur tomato sort i (a�`i>r th(- bolo ma.
,It 1 g>
holt' 'in Mectric oven, 400 'degrees Tor
15 to 21) minutes.
Arline Allan invites you lir. write to
her et, The Signal -Star. Send in your
suggestions on hornelmalcing probl('nis'
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fore ifPdiCatl ;till could be secured. She
1 in her fifty-ninth year. S'he is
survived' by t11)) daughters. 'Airs.
Courtland Kerr of B(-iinillor and Mrs.
Elgin Curtin of IfluevatIe : one .sols.
Kenneth, of Aylmer, ,Quo.. Lund two
sisters• Airs. .1rthur Barr of Blyth
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"Tubi ttr ll' and. sta.te1 j= -lady," saici< the
Local citizen rebukingly, "is the sole
beneficiary of a $100,000 life insurance
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You worry about your, present
.or^ future security,___,
fiFojie r•-1oli=-•'I"dWor--tv,4
B. R ROBINSTN
Monarch Life. Assurance repre-
sentative, R.R. 4, Goderich..
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a •, ,(, Ill „ . l l •1 (- ;
ford_ 1tor husband jtredecensed her,
sir year's.
Secretary -Treasurer
W. W'awanosh School Area Board(
A1" ' Stt-port of (�lcntr'-o 11111 nultl
of I►nngaurnn), has been appointed-
i-serrei 1fi•y-t•T'"( i`otittai` Tit'-'Tfilic-IrOFT
f1"ir ni nosh School 'Area Board, • IIe succeeds
PORTER'S IIILL I'I)ur•mi11 1'I)illipti, w'ho resigned at the;
I'()RTI:II'S IIII.i.. , .Feb.. 3, --- Mr.
.Mitt kettles. win; suffered an attack
of appendicitis, is mitcll better.
The Corntumnil;v Chit) party that was
planned -for Fridary night in S.S. No. 5
school was postponed indefinitely owing
to 1•,ad-w,tather. The ('omirinnity Club
meeting that was to- be (held at the
homie of Airs' Bert Harris on 'February
11)111 t-'111 lie at the home of Alts. Don
Ila rris. -
Women's Business Meeting..— ()n
Monday. January 27. ttvely ladies filet
at the home of Mrs, Leslie Cox to (Plitt.
Dining the afterinoon the W.A.' held
',their January meeting' th•it had been •
postponed early in the 'Month. The
president. , \I Ts. L. Cox. opened„, the
ineetitlg with the Si•nipture leSsom. It
ty:)s decided to give 52 to ,the Sunday
school for supplies. A vote, being
hi ken it wit4 decider( to hay(' 1) bazaar
in Ole lie fall. Mrs. Stewart S(ahoen-
i)Is invited the; Indies, to her home for
the T'ebrnnry meeting, A pot -hack sup=
per was enjoyed. ,
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.1 sm:),l town is oa4' where yon can't
finis any place: to do anything yon•
shouldn't.- 1'iwairis Jlagazine.
end of last year.
:An Old Resident • •
of Hullett Passes
The (hilth of Joanna Ililes Tomblyn,
widow of Jolty. Tamlblyn, which oc-
curred in - the Wingham hospital on
.iallitary' 2(011. 'removed an old resident
of •the T,ondc boro neighborhood. Mrs,
'l'amlblyn Sas in her 'eighty-seventh
year: She.was horn near °Londeslloro.
daughter.' of M r. and Mrs. William
Hiles. and had lived in that vicinity
all her life. She is the last member
of the Hiles family who came out
from England ninely-tlrt"ee years ago,
She leaves -one son, Frank A. Talinhlyn:
i►f IIullett. 'and one daughter, Mrs. Ira
Rapson: of7Lorrdesboro.
Two Brussels Lads
Rescued from River •
Two. Brussels lads. , fives -rear -old
burr• Freet:hy 'and six-year-old 1)avid
K('tln('(ly. were rescued from drowning
in the' icy waters of the \laitland River
at B'russe'ls on-- Sundayafternoon by
(-level)-year-old 'George Cousins. The
1)))11S tyl>r(- t(1bogga)0)111g downr a grade
`"ob to the ice snrfnce-of.thc river near
:t bridge when the tiiboggati slid on to
• thin ice where a fast -flowing' stream of
water prevented formation of solid lee.
The tiboggan broke through. 1u)d the%
Grandniother - Knows.
What Brings ,,
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Since her own childhood ' grand-
mothef has known Dr, Chase's Syrup
of Linseed and Turpentine to be a
dependable linctquick relief for coughs
colds, bronchitis and similar ailments.
Is it any wonder that she seen that
there is always tt bottle of it at hand in
case of, emergency. Quick action ih •
most important; when colds set in.
Drr Cruse's Syrup
of Linseed and Turperatinb
n0 Family size 3 times as much 750
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