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Tun 'W INGHAM ADVANCE -TIME'S
Thursday, April 19,th, 193
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RHEUMATISM GOT 1-IIM
REPRESENTS CANADA
DELICIOUS MAPLE
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Every ThursdayMorning byx
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til at the end of 1933 they Have :built
up a reserve fend of $1,48�k,023,whiGlt
"s - 190 014 in excess cif re. uirements.
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Chief Justice :Rose in swat dint,
iPianist,
damages of $5000 to a widow for the
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80 -Year -Old Pianist Is Relieved by
Kruschen
Altheug h old age has not ykept;
this man from -ills. occupation as 't
rheumatism did threaten to,do
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To U, S. A. 2.50 per year:
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Foreign rate,3.00per year.
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death of her husband in a motor ac,SO
lil't1t' stated that'. compulsory r ins+tir •
C Cl a
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orate should be brought into effect, ,
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We believe that it is just a que. t c
of time until such legislature will b c
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made effective.
recently,
s'Tw0 years ago," he 1'l'i tteS, "I wa`aS
suddenly taken with rheumatism, all,.
a
down m left arm. I tried many
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thine's —a11 to no purpose. I then
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Caramel Pudding
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Put 3 cups of mill. in a double boil-
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lespoonslcernstarcli, Vs teaspoon salt
in another cup of cold milk, Add this
mixture to the hot intik and stir un-
til it thickens. , Melt ] tablespoon
butter le a frying )en, and add. Ye
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lb. maple sugar, 'broken in pieces. A
little water may be added. Stir while
boiling until it begins to scorch, then
immediately beat the boiling sugar
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PROTECT THE CHILD'S
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HEALTHp
e have're art -Y
From tin le to time we P
the necessity of
ed in these Galttiiln, Y
guarding. the health at our children,
i • i til-
and, in this respect sante men t 1
ISave made strides.
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Elora. built a new rink last year at
a cost cifq151,`?.75. Marl wander 1f
an rink is an asset t0 a town. Elora
People evidently thought it was,
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hB.C. sea -serpent enf has been
Another B G P4:f.
of liruschen Salts every morning, and
I M ttrm which tw•as
soon felt be refit. Y
painful and nearly useless; to -111 r as-
y 3
tonisluueiit is now, after a few weeks'
e
treatment, lite better. I am more
treat 1 nt, q t
than pleased, .as 1 ant a pianist, and
playing made matters worse. I amm,
•entering illy 80th year, and am
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flies great
Grand Valleyunder the direc-
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tion of Dr, M. W. Berwick, M,O.H.,
of the village, toxoid inoculations for
the prevention of 'diphtheria have been
administered to 100 per cent. of the
school children and 90 .per cent, of
reported, It was supposed to have a
like a orf and seven feet of
head ��The
tail that contained eves, The story
made great reading but one wonders
what form of D•T. causes such flies -,which
tans,
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in Good health."—G: L. A. •
Miss Betty d'Esterre of Kingston, ,
six mineral salts of I iusclten
Ont, has been chosen to represe it
have' a direct effect upon the whole,.
Canada at the girl guide international
bloodstream, neutralizing uric acid, S next sum-
is the recognized cause of eneampinent to Switzerland ne.. s i
met.
rheumatism. Tl7�ey also restore the
the pre -school-age children of the vii-'ieliminating
age have -alsoreceived. this treatment,
We believe that this is a record for
a village or town in Ontario and Dr.
g*^Y
Iatedon should be heartily congr parentsta-ons
his enterprise by the
Now that :Spring. ishereis . winter
on the way once more—but why bring
that up.
In Walkerton the Council have in -
- organs to proper working -
order; and so prevent constipation, come. as little children and accept
thereby checking the further forma- Christ's shed blood and death in their
tion of uric acid and other body pots- stead, as He became their Substitute,
which undermine the health. incl •Saviour by dying that they irright
have eternal life. .
a wet,*
to blanc mange. Turn
into
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mead, serve cold with plain or whip -
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ped cream.
,Maple Sweetened'Biscuits ri
?/E cup maple sugar /
2 cups flour die',, t%
x/4 teaspoon salt
2 tbspns. shortening qp q��p'P8
2 tspns. baking FOR FLAVOR
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CORN
FLAKES
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of that town.
The citizens of 112eaford have re-
sured the Firemen. That is a step in
the right direction.
Moses, a prince royal, was one of
was consicaus' of a real and deep lack these, "esteemin tile reproach of
Gently established a child's welfare
clinic which has alr8ady done much
for the children of that town. Theures
citizens contributed `$1000' and a .va-
cant house is temporarily turned into
p
a hospital. It is now proposed that
they make this clinic permanent. .'
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THE E SUNDAY SCT OOL LESSON
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OUR ALL FOR THE KINGDOM.
Sunday, April 22.—Maathew 19: 16-30
in his spiritual life.• He had no as- Ghrist greater riches than the tress-
surance of salvation, of eternal 'life. in ' Egypt: for he had respect
Was there a touch of loving satire unto.' the recompense of the reward."
in the Lord's quiet advice to him just (Heb. 11:2G.)•
"keep the commandments"? The Lord Paul was another; cultured,".perhaps
knew, with His perfect and divine ,�
wealthy, but I count all things but
wisdom, that no man can keep the . the know-
loss for' the excellencyo
keepingthem
powder
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About 1 cup mitre
Cream together sugar and shorten -
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ing, then add flour (into which the ®� -..._
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baking powder' and salt has 'been sift -
edl and the milk to Snake a soft 1 teaspoon soda
Sift the dry ingredients together
dough. Roll out of an inch thick,
cut, and place in pan closely together, and then mix the liquids with the
and bake in a quick oven. well -beaten eggs. Add the liquids to
Maple Custard'Pie the dry ingredients • olid stir well
3 eggs blended. Bake in riot, oiled gem
i/z cup, maple syrup pans, in rather hot oven.
2'cups hot milk Short Bread!
Ye teaspoon salt 2 tbsps. corn starch
Beat the eggs until well blended, % cup icing sugar
add the syrup and hot milk. Line a 1 cup butter
pie plate with good paste, add filling, 3 scantt cups flour
and bake in a moderate oven. Work corn starch and sugar into
creamed butter, then gradually knead
delicious served warm with goldei
syrup.
Lemon Pie
1 cup sugar
3 tbspns. coin starch
. 1x/s cups boiling water
2 eggs
Grated rind of 1 lemon
3 tablespoons flour
1 teaspoon salt
% cup lemon juice
Mix sugar with flour, salt and cor
starch and stir into the boiling water
Cook in double boiler until thick, the
The proper care the children in
community is well worth great ef-
forts and many places have realized .
forts
this fact.
Golden Text:
It is more blessed to give than to
receive, (Acts 20: 35.)
commandments; that ledge of Christ Jesus my "Lord: for
requires a miraculous spiritual pour Whom I have sufferecl the loss of
er, God's own life, which is 'eternal
all things"(Phil. 3:8).
rife. Only the Son of God Himself, The word faith has been made into
by faith Saviour;
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PROTECT THE ROADS
The Department of Highways has
issued a warning as to the .loads per-
milted on county and township roads
and certain specified parts of the pro-
vincial highways during the months
Can an.y human being in his own
strength keep the Ten Command
ments? He may be inclined to answer
"yes." We can keep from stealing,
from killing, from adultery, from
bearing false witness against a neigh-
received as can give
this acrostic:
that life to any one. Forsaking
But the Lord patiently continued All
with a further test. "If thou wilt be 1
perfect"—that is, if you would really Take
go the whole way in this matter --Him.
"go and sell that thou hast, and give
of March and April for various types
of motor ,and
and horse-drawn'vee
hicles. Under the conditions of this
bor; we can honor our father and our
mother, and remember the Sabbath
day to keep it holy. But what about
"Thou
.to the poor; and thou shalt have treas-
ure in; heaven; and come and follow DO NOT FORGET
Me." TIE CORN BORER
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year the present month promises to
be the .one in which the most damage
is ,likely to occur from traffic, There
are penalties for infractions of the
weight re ulations but owners and
g
drivers of vehicles should be suffic-
iently alive to the value to themselves
of good roads to guard against pre-
veritable damage without any compel-
sion.
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Miss Alma Thompson, near Owen
Sound, according to the Owen Sound
Times, will place her name before the
Conservative nominating convention
for North Grey which will shortly
pick a candidate for the provincial el-
ection. If elected she and Miss Ag-
nese-MacPhail, M.P., both from the:
the province, would
same portion of tt pow
be the only lady members of pallia-
ment in Canada.
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Three Rivers in the Province of
Quebec .has a fine system of financ-
ing. Foi: five years their revenues
the first commandment, shalt
have no other gods before me"? 'Gods'
does not mean merely images of wood
or stone or metal; it means interests
of anysort that come before God in
our life. And even the commandments
against murder and adultery; we can
keep from the outward act, but the
Lord Jesus said, in the Sermon on the
Mount, that hate or lust in the heart,
without any outward act, is really
breaking those commandments.
A wealthy, moral, righteous young
man of high ideals came to the Lord
and asked, "What good thing shall I
do, that I may have eternal life?"
"Keep the commandments," answer-
ed the Lord.
-
"Which?" 's the young man."
Which. asked young
The Lord mentioned some of those
we have just noted.
And the young man said compla-
Gently: "All these things have I kept
from my youth up; what lack 1 yet?"
The young man's answer made one
thing plain; he was not satisfied. He
Did the young man say again, glib -
ly, "Oh, I have done all this"? Far
from it. He made no answer at first,
Then he gave his answer. "But when
the voun • man heard that saying he
gpieces
went away sorrowful; for he had
great possessions."
His1wordless answer showed that
he had not kept the first command-
meet. He had aixother god before
Gocl. If he must choose between let-
ting his "great possessions" go, and
letting God go, he would let God go
—and his hope of eternal life. He
might well be sorrowful.
Does this mean that no one can
have great earthly possessions and be
saved? No; but it does mean that no
one can truly follow Christ"except
, petting Christ in first lace stir-
b� 1 ti p ,
rendering life and possessions to Him
completely and unconditionally and
forever. When a man does that the
Lord may ask him, as he asked this
rich young man actually to give away
his possessions. On the other hand,
the Lord may tell him to keep his
The following statement is given
out by Professor L. Caesar, Provinc-
cal Entomologist for Ontario, Who
has charge of the administration of
the Corn Borer Act:
"Any corn grower this spring can
do a great deal to save himself a lot
of unnecessary hand-picking of corn
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stubble if he will use care and fore-
thought in his method of dealing with
his corn field, If he ploughs the field
carelessly and does not bury the stub-
ble well he is sure to drag it up in
working tate soil and so will have a
lot of hand-picking. Also, if he uses
a toothed cultivator instead of a disc
lie will drag up a lot of stubble. In
everycountythere are many men who
deal with their fields in succi' a man-
ner that they rarely have to da any
hand-picking. What one titan can do
another can often do as well, or near-
ly as well, so it is hoped that every-
one will try to exercise the necessary
care this spring, and so save himself
a lot of trouble in complying with
First Uurchin: "Which would you in flour. Roll out into a round and
rather be—an ordinary dog, or a dog pinch edges to make a fancy border,
with a broken tail?" Prick with fork and cut into eight
like pie. Bake in a moderate
Second Urchin: "An ordinary dog.
First Urchin: "I wouldn't, An or- oven for 20 minutes or more. It will
dinary clog has his day, but a dog with be a right fawn color when done.
a broken tail has his week -end." Ol'di-Fashioned Johnny Cake
x
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add the well -beaten yolks and coo.
2 minutes longer. When cool, add th
lemon juice and the grated rind. Tur
into a baked pie shell and cover wit
meringue made by beating the eg
whites until stiff and then beating i
4 tablespoons sugar. Some cooks ad
x/� teaspoon bakingpowder to th
P
3 tbsps. golden syrup •
RECIPES THAT 3 tablespoons Mazola
ARE TEMPTING. 1 teaspoon salt
1 egg
meringue with good results. Brow
the meringue in rather a hot oven.
Lemon Syrup
6 lemons
Economical Chicken. Salad 1 cup milk
1 cup water 1 cup flour
1 tablespoon Mazola 1 cup corn. meal
2 cups chopped cooked chicken 3 tspns. baking powder
1 tbsp. lemon juice Sift .all the dry ingredients togeth-
'4 cup diced celery or chopped cab- er and theft acid the liquids mixed
bage with the well -beaten egg. Pour into
Pinch of ground Mace. hot, oiled, pan ,and bake at 400 de-
1i/ tbsp. cor starch gress for about 20 minutes. This is
% tablespoon syrup '
1 cup white sugar
1 cup white syrup
Add the grated rinds of the lemon
to the juice thereof and let stand o`
er night. Cook the syrup and th
sugar until thick and when quite coo
stir into the fruit and rind mixture
A tablespoon in a glass of water wi
make a delicious drink.
1 tsp. salt`s
2 pimientos or green peppers.
Blend corn starch with 4 table-
spoons cold water and then stir into
the rest of the .water with lemon juice,,'
Mazola, syrup, salt and mace and
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cools until thiel: in a double boiler,
stirring constantly. Add chicken, cel
eiy, or cabba e and imientos or pep-
g P
pers. Let cook for three minutes,
then spread x/2 -inch thick on an .oiled
Plate. When cold, cut into two-inch
and place each' tete on a
q p
lettuce leaf a=f h a slice of hard-boiled
egg and 1 tablespoon mayonnaise,`.
Serve ver cold.
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Brown Bread'
1 cup rye or wheat flour
1 cup graham meal or flour
-1 cup sour milk
1 -cup sweet mill.
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possessions and use them as. a steward
the Act.
Some Helpful Suggestions
moo_
in Christ's service and to the glory of
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God. We must "forsake" anything
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1. Do not use 'narrow ploughs.
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that would come between Christ and
2. Use a skimmer or on
ourselves. The Lord made this plain
plough,
cob—
•when He explained to His disciples
3, Never plough crosswise of the
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:
to the
stubble rows, but always lengthwise.
In the possible resources of NATURAL GAS has been
the word He had spoken young
rewarded by actual experience. To -day it occupies
man "And every one that hath for-
4. Run the last furrow before the'
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THIRD PLACEscares
saken houses, or brethren, or sisters,
stubble .row within two inches of the
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in value of Mineral Products in Ontario,
or fattier, or mother, or wife, .)r rhil-
stubble,
last
exceeded onlybyGold and Nickle.
dren, or lands for My name's sake
5. If the stubble was ploughed
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shall receive an hundredfold, and shall
fall and has heaved, drive it down
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For action and a chance to make real money, act
life."
again by a heavy roller before work-
p
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quick
now and investigate the possibilities of
inherit everlasting
The Lord had said to His disciples
ing the field,
a
Domestic Gas Syndicate.
"a
G. Use discs instead of toothed cul-
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that rich man shall hardly enter'
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into the kingdom of heaven." In am-
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tivators in working the field.
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7. If the stubble has not been.
be gladly supphedyou without any obligation on your part
azement they asked: then can
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be saved?" And. the answer came;
"With men this'is impossible; but
with God all'things are possible."
"Hardly," the Lord had said, not
"never.” Riches can indeed be a snare
But
ploughed and is long, disc it twice be-
fore ploughing: This makes it vast-
ly easier for the plough to do a good
job•
8. Do not waitfor the inspector to
tell to clean up your field. Set a
2 teaspoons soda
Savings- Bank •Deposits are
1,cup raisins
1 cup corn meal
1 cup golden syrup
1 teaspoon salt
Mix all the ingredients thoroughly
and then half -fill oiled moulds .and
steam for 3 hours. If moulds have,
no covers, then may be covered with
oiled paper which should be tied on
1 PPuffs
Cocoanut u s
Whites of 3 e • • s
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1 tbsp. corn starch •
Vanilla tci taste
1 GLtp white sugar -
2 ctips cocoanut shi ec1Ct'ed
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egg whites very _gi•aduall and then
.:,.... 1.` • over stea111 until
cook the mixture v a
crust forms.on the bottom and sides
of the pan, Remove from fire and
oder the tlther ingredients. Drop by
an andr
spoortftYls an Writer inverted pans
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who have used that wealth as not
their own but His.
The Apostle Paul, writing ,many
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