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,Infuse 6 heaping teaspoons of Salada Black Tea in a pint of fresh, boiling water.
After 6 minutes strain liquid into 2 -quart container/ while hot, add 1 to 1'5r cups
of sugar and juice of 2 lemons, strained; stir until sugar is dissolved/ fill container
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diSsolved gelatine, Mold, awl clitil.
Serve ors criSip lettuce.
COTTAGE CHEESE+
TOMATO ASPler
2 tablespoons gelatine.
1% supe tomato juice
1 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon Worcestershire
'sauce
.Sala and pepper to tante
lr� cu,ps cottage cheese
Soalc gelatine in 1/2 cup tomato
Alice. Add seasendng to remain-
ing juice and, bring to boiling point
Metrolva ge0'attne in hot juice, Pour
into huge mold and chill, Wilma
mixture, begins to thicken prase in
cotage cheese by spoonfuls. CJhitl
until firm. Ununold en lettnce or
other salad green.
TESTED RECIPES
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COTTAGE CHEESE
FOR SUMMER
Cottage cheese is available at a
•reasonable price, but one does not
have to depend on being able to
• buy it, because a !good cottage
cheese may be easily made in the
home: from the sour milk which the
horuermaker oaten has on liana cur-
ing the hot weather, One of the
Horne Economists of tbe.Markettng
Service, Dominion, Department 00
:Apiculture has tested the following
recipes and recommeends them. for
the summer menu:
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COTTAGE CHEESE
2, qularts, sour milk or sour I
skimenilk
FREE SERVICE
OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD
HORSES OR CATTLE
removed promptly and efficiently.
Simply phone "COLLECT" to
WILLIAM STONE SONS
LIMITED
PHONE 21 • INGERSOLL
BRUSSELS — PHONE 72
1 teaspoon eailt
Pepper
'Cream
Ilse only freshly soured, clean flare
cured, milk, Put the. sour milk into
a pan or top of double boiler and
set over hot water until it siepae'ates
into curds and whey, Sipeartion
bakes, place when hte milk reaches
temperature of 100 to 116 degrees
F. The milk should be stirred oc•
dasdonally while 'it is ,heating.
Spread; cheeseolotlu over a larger
strainer and dIain, the curd on it.
When the whey has drained oft the
curd, anay be washed by pouring
coal water over it. Put the curt.
in: a bowl, mix well, season seitlr
salt and; pepper and moisten with
cream, This recipe makes ap-
proximately 2 cups of cheese.
HEALTH SALAD
1 tablespoon gelatine
3 tablespoons cold water
11/4, /ups cottage cheese.
U cup salad dres'sdng
1/ teaspoon salt
11 oups cucumber, seeded
diced
2 tableepoens sugar
2 tableepoous lemon juice
1 cop grated carrot
1/1 cup green Pepper
dhopped fine
11 tablespoons maimed onion
Soak gelatine in cold Water and di*
solve over hot water. ISix cheess
and salad dressing. Add ,salt, sugar,
lemon juice and vegetables. Add
and
CHEESE TARTS
?/s cup milk
% cup sugar
2 tablespoons flour
Pinch of salt
2 egg yolks
1% crops cottage cheese
2 tablespoons. butter
Juice and grated rind of lemon
Heat milk. Add sugar, flour and salt
Cook mixture until thick, stirring
constantly, Add well beaten egg
yollea ani cook 3 minutes longer.
Add cheese, butter, lemron juice
and rind. Pour mixtur einto well
baked tart on pie shells.
Our Brain
Slows 'Down
With Heat
Climate Is Determining
Factor In Ability
To Think
If you feel your brain godng s4ug-
glsdu on you, do not feel /,;armed. It
is merely the effect of the Mid-sum-
mer
lid-scummer heat, because climate is a det-
ermining factor in man's, ability to
tllyink, according to Dr. Clarence A.
Mille, of the Unversity oe Cincin-
nati.
It is well know'n that the people
of tenbperade or even cold climes
are, aw a class, more alert, mental-
ly and physically, than those wio
live in the Tropics. Heat seems to
have a wilting effect on both tier
body and mind. The great states.
mem writers, soldiers, inventors,
artiste, etc., have been surprised by
those area* generally speaking, in
,'hole there le not au excess of the
heat,
Victims of the Weather
Mem may, in ?Many respects, aeli•
leve dominatiods over the influene-
es oe their environment, but insofar-
as climate is concerned, huunauf
are to a coneld'esable. extent the
victims' of the weather,
In: Canada we need not fear be,
coming a permanently sluggish
farce, mentally or physically. Ayout
the time the 'heat begins to get tie
dawn, the refreshing breezes o"
autumn coupe *long to revive our
bodies and clear our minds, b
CHILDREN LIKE
SIMPLE CLOTHES
sunsuits and Jackets
Good For Hot Weather
In, picking playltinie garments for
hot weather, the sunsuit remains
the meet comfortable ,choice for
hilts children, For other everyday
pullp'aees a sun ensemble to aqua -1-
ly e summer ebandrby. The match-
ing dress or jacket to go aver the
sunsuit is useful when aitternoons
turn cool and for dress -up occas•
ions as dlinenr, or going visiting
with mother.
Clothes, designees and home cc-
enemies
aenemies watch obtiidren at play to
learn how new patterns look ,and
fit, how materials and workman-
ship stand up in this normal wear -
and -tear and how they launder, for
they certainly maze leender!
For Children Who Dress
Themselves
Raglan shoulders, seats with
plenty of length and spread, loose
nests or fullness in all garments,
rather than clothes just too big, all
are dee'era•ble from the standpoint
of the clothes authorities. Too big
clothes can be as uncomdiortabie
as too,.e•mklt ganments. For children
beginning to do Hirings for them-
selves', it is use to have garments
that cannot be prat on inisdde-fore-
mo'st, that have ,plackets in front
and ease to -manage fastenings.
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*t*i IS THE PRODUCT TO USE
IT'S
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CITIES SERVICE
ONCE USED
4
GASOLI NE a ... Two Grades
KOOLMOTOR -
f
ALWAYS USED
gasoline that supplies a motor with higher quality fuer
and allows not the slightest reason for the motor to "ping"
as the mechanic terms it, and sells at the regular price.
3rd GRADE
gasoline sells at 25c per gallon, also a good quality
especially adaptable for use in lower compressioned motors
and tractors. Its more economical to use for such purpose.
IF IN DOUBT - - A TRIAL WILL PROVE IT
GUARANTEED �LUBRiCATION
IT ALL HAS TO BE GOOD
We have lowered the price of oil previously sold
at $1.00 per gallon to 75c per gallon and have
stocked a better grade to sell at $1.00 per gallon.
75c - 1.00
per gallon
GUARANTEED
s
Sealed oils for motors requiring harder wearing
lubrication, so refined foy the protection of it
users, more economical because of its higher
wearing qualities and still at a price not to be
compared. rl,ti;VaS
1.20-1.40-1,50
per gallon
SATISFACTION FROM A TRIAL IS YOUR GUARANTEE
GORD'S
SERVICE STATION
"THE WHITE CORNER" --Where the lubricants contain
the finest • qualities and the attendants have been
schooled to give service that is unsurpassed.
Gordon Sanderson, Proprietor & Manager
'Phone 73X Brussels
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Take an Enjoyable Holiday
at Western Ontario's Exhibition
PRIZE LIST - $32,000
Speed Events Daily—Night Horne Show—Photography Salon
DogShow—Superb Grandstand Spectacle—Hobby Fair
Carnival Midway --Hundreds of Exhibits
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1 YEAP
DO$ SEPT. 0I -I6 _ONTARIO,
MAKING FARMING PAY I
One of the greatest aetemspte to
mtulce farming pay is new under way
in the UnitedStates, and the roam-
agemenit Le one of the big insurance
coanwianies which bad been forced to
take over many bamprupt farms
that the owner* had been compelled
to abandon. There were about seven
thousand of these fawns, and the
inlaera'nee, company did not know
what to do with them. In order to
nave something out of the wreck,.
the oomrpany, undertook to modern-
ize and transform thew pnopenties,
and new:, there are between 50,000
ant 30•,000 people supper ted on the
1,618,000 acres which had been
abandoned. And, these tenants are
making the farms .vary, the Income
from the props totalling $12,000,000
a year. But the tenants must fol-
low dire 5dientiflc rotation which the
company incorporates into the con-
tract, These reorganized farina
are being 'run for profit, and the
fertility of the land must be kept
up. And the farmers so highly
appreciate, the benefit of the new
plan that there is never the slight-
est trouble renting any of the
farms. The company is only too will-
ing to sell the farms to farmers who
are w'iningg to take them over and
work them properly.
Following a record crop, vve mil-
lion boxes of oranges (a thousand
mill ow Entrust) will be sent from
South Africa to the British Isles in
the next few Mouths,
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Wee Angus
* * * (By A. R. K.) * *
¶ Wes Angus; he's been running
wild since came, the day to leave off'
achooth he dretsues with a scant
attire hes bent on sloppily keeptmg
cool.
¶ He ,balks of cowboy* eluate a lot,
of bow they dwelt fn open' air and
how the sun, beat down! ore .them
and sizzled in tlheir gnawing :hair.
¶ Ile hoaets, somewhat about the
sun, I've heard frim ,telling other
foib the way, that tanning should be
done.
¶ But yesterday ne told me how
held put his Sunday sui:t on then,
there was a b'irthclay party due, ha
told me where it was and what.
¶ And so I stuck around a spell
to see him wash like how he should,
and making certain waren he went
he would be looking fairly good.
¶ He did a lot of washing too and
ckrvere& Space from there to here.
he even went around his nehk and
touched a spot behind his ear.
¶ When he was all attended to I
thought Wee Angus looked quite
pale, and for the red, man tlhn.t he
was he seemed to turn a trifle stale..
¶ A lot of what he said was tan
team being in the, sun each ,dlay.
why it had vanished with the soap
and had enter* gone away.
She has solved the daily problem —because FISH offers a welcome and
wholesome change at mealtimes, something the whole family will like.
There are over 60 different kinds of Canadian. Food Fish. and Shellfish
from which you can choose, either fresh, frozen, smoked, dried, canned
or pickled. All of them can be served in an infinite variety of recipes.
And... one of the good things about FISH is that it is nourishing, and so
easy to prepare! Serve Fish to
your family often,
DEPARTMENTOTTAOIFWA. FISHERIES,
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Department of FIsherles I
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