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The Wingham Advance Times, 1935-10-24, Page 40 q o� O' 1+ cents a word per insertion, with a 'minimum charge of 25c. P.Aczoi=====roc===orooz===oczo====to=o1 AUCTION, SALT -Of about 40 ac-' res of 'Hardwood top and st;cond :growth standing timber, also some cedar "fit for posts, at Atex. Mc- Kinnon Estate; farm Lot 18-19, Con. 6, Kinloss, Wednesday, Oct. 30th at 12.30 p.m. John ICeeso, pro- prietor; F. W. Kemp, Auctioneer. FOR SALE -Used Heintzman Piano at a bargain. A. J. Walker, Furni- ture Store. FOR SALE CHEAP -Chesterfield Suite and Bedroom, Suite, almost new. Apply T. Fells. FOR SALE -50 pure bred Pennsyl- vania Strain White Leghorn Cock- erels, $1.00 each.. Andrew Ferguson, Belgrave. FOUND -Overcoat, on the 1st line of Morris. Owner may have same by proving property and paying for advertisement. Milo Casemore. CANADIAN BOND 'OUO- HONEY FOR SALE -Quantity of mixed honey, 6c per pound; 5c if containers supplied. Pails may be left at A. C. Adams'. Milo Case- more. TATIONS Furnished by Isard, Robertson & Co., Limited, Huron & Erie Building, London, Ontario. Local Representative, A. M. Bishop. Approximate Quotations, October 21st, 1935. Bid Asked Dom. of Canada 5136 102.50 104.25 Doan. of Canada ' 5137 105.50 107:25 Dom. of Canada 51137 106,40 108.15 Dom. of Canada 4139 104.25 106.00 Dom. of Canada 41140 107.75 109.50 Dorn. of Canada 5141 108.50 110.25 Dona, of Canada 5143 109,50 111.25 Dorn. of Canada 41144 107,50 109.25 Dom. of. Canada 4145 104.00 105.7 41146 107:50 109.2 31149 101.25 103.0 4152 103.75 105.5 PIANO TUNING R. T. Gibbs, Piano Tuner, late of Heintzman Co., Regina. will be in Windham the week of Nov. 4th. 25 years' fac- tory, city wareroom and general ex- perience. Careful and expert serv- ice Guaranteed. Phone order to 368W. Country orders accepted. Dom. of Canada Dom. of Canada Dom. of Canada Dom. of Canada 41156 106.25 108.0 Dom. of Canada 41159 106.75 108.5 CNTR 5154 110.25 112.0 C.N.R. 4156 108.25 110.0 5169 112.75 114.5 43156 87.50 90.5 6147 97,50 100.5 5155 90.50 93.5 Br. Columbia 51145 99,00 101.0 Br. Columbia 61147 100.50 102.5 Br. Columbia 5153 98.00 100. Manitoba 51,155 102.50 105., N. Brunswick 51150 109.50 112. 4162 101.75 103. 41150 105.25 107. 5146 108.25 110. .51146 109.75 111, Corn Bread 2 cups cormneal 2 tspns. salt 1 tspn. soda 2 craps sour milk 2 eggs •.,k tbspns. fat 2 tspns. baking powder Sift the dry ingredients, Add milk, eggs, well beaten, and melted fat. Mix `• thoroughly; pour into a, very hot, well -greased pan, and bake from40, to 50 minutes in a 'moderately hot Oven. WINGHAM ADVANCT -TIMI S 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C.N.R. Alberta Alberta AIberta 0 0 0 Cinnamon Bread `a cup sugar ii cup butter r egg 11/2 cups flour 2 tbspns. baking powder .% cup milk - 3 Ispris. ilk3'tspns. .cinnamon Mit sugar and cinnamon, : add but- ter, melted, then beaten egg. • Sift flour and baking powder and add al- ternately ,with milk. Bake in sheet pan in moderate oven. Sprinkle with a mixture of sugar arid cinnamon be- fore baking. Baking Powder Raisin Bread Mix and sift 31/, cups flour, 1 tea- spoon salt, 'r'r teaspoon cinnamon, 4 teaspoons baking powder, Beat two eggs until light. Add 1 cup mill: and 4 tablespoons. sugar. Combine with dry ingredients. Add. 1% cups wash- ed and dried raisins. Turn into a greased loaf pan, let stand for 15 min- utes. Bake at a moderate temperature, or at about 350 degrees, for about 45 minutes, ' Shortbread 1 cup butter 2 cups bread flour 'i tspn. salt Blanched almonds '/ cup confectioner's sugar 1/ tspn. baking powder 1,tspn. vanilla ,Cream butter and add sugar grad- ually. Mix and sift flour, salt and bak- ing powder and add to first mixture. Mix thoroughly and shape into two rolls about the size of a silver dollar. Chill for two or three hours. Cut in slices about ?4 inch thick and put half of an almond on each slice. Bake in a slow oven for 20 to 25 minutes, or until a pale straw color. Hot Rolls 00 50 50 75 25 25 75 SOME FURNITURE For Sale-Ap- Ontario ply to Mrs. L. R.:Blakcwood, ,after Ontario -October 28th. Phone 178. Ontario Ontario WANTED -Farm 100 or 200 acres, Ontario Hydro 31.152 100.00 101 must have good buildings and near Saskatchewan 4153 86,50 89. to market. Apply to Box D, Ad- vance-Times, Saskatchewan 5158 97.50 100. Saskatchewan 6152 102.00 105. TO CREDITORS Abitibi 5153 30.50 32 NOTICEBeauharnois 51173 90.50 92. Calgary Power 5160 92.50 94. 5,1147 102. l t.acs in the County of Bruce, Spin- Can. Nor. Power 5153 100. 75 00 00 00 .50 50. 50 .50 .75 .00 .25 .00 .50 .50 IN THE MATTER of Sarah J. Gar- butt, late of the Township of Iain- Canada Cement 50.104 75 102 `seer, 'dereasedd. �T C.P.R. 4:1144 94.00 95 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE C.P.R.5154 103.25 10 pursuant to the Trustee Act, that all 4149 93.00 95 creditors and others' haying claims: ..P.R.G�ti 10`x,50 104 against the Estate of the late Sarah J. Duke Price83 -Garbutt, are required to send part c- nlars of their claims, duly verified, to the undersigned, being the solicitor for the Exectucers of the last Will and Testament of the said deceased, on or before the 25th day of October, A. D. 1935,.and that after such date. the executors will proceed to distribute the said estate, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then Gatineau Power 5156 81.00 Gatineau Power `A' 6141 63.50 Gypsum, L., Al•ab. 51148 87.00 Maclaren -Quebec 53161 62.00 Massey -Harris 5147 84.75 McColl Frontenac 649 103.75 Ottawa Valley 51170 90.50 Shawinigan 4?170 98.75 5'70 103.50 have shad ncgteee. • Shawinigan DATED at \Vinghana, Ontario, this seventh day of Octieber,'A.D. 1935. - r 4- vi; 1117S FxELD T�iR.NBERRY COUNCIL til' inginu i. On , Selicitor for the: Executors.' 66.00 69,50 64.50 86.75 105.75 93.00 100.75 105.50 NOTICE TO C' IN THE - I .:. . is r1.:. Ct is eu nt eta' cre.d;•t ? r x ardi . for the of i ti WinY Sol _ ,r for Adininis_t'tttrix n-• sic beni_ non. liott, $1.00„ acct. ITOE S 1'lr : n f € 1y in the Kdt w..n.'..fi:- The mitiutes 1. ... . t,i• l.t.,�• d 1 aria place Kelloggs A:re•Bn to an 't1K i r � 1] , r.. Ines .Meted b. 1 t ' _. and \\kon that itee eetn' .,..d e 1; VI -2 i.. it! 11CL Rolls, fresh from the oven, are a real treat and a very nice change, and as they may be baked in the oven when the meat is roasting, there is no additional time needed for the busy housewife in their preparation. The following recipes may aid the home ing powder and salt, and sift again. cook in her task of providing a little Cut in shortening. Add milk gradual - variety: Parker House 'Rolls 1 tbspn. sugar' 4 tspn. salt 3% cups sifted cake flour . 1 cake compressed yeast 1 cup milk, scalded' 1 tbspn. soft butter Add sugar to milk, cool to hike- 2sr't� warm, add yeast and stir until smooth. Add one-half the flour, then salt and Eta butter, beating well. Add remaining in 'FINE ectal Walker Stores .... Limited ... Better Fall Coats Sale Special S, Regular to $42.50 $35•00 outstanding Furs, ou Beautifulr , g cloths and chemo lined, partic- ularly goad value at this special price, New Fall Dresses _.. Smart new creations that em- phasize , the trend in fashion, metallic trim sheering, etc., col- ors as Autumn itself. 'Priced 10.95 to 15®50 See our special group 7.95 priced .............. o Smart New Cookie Coats These smart house frocks slip on and off like .a coat, simple and effective, the deep overlap- ping even saves wearing a slip. Sizes 16 to 46. 1®98 Priced Fancy :Colored. Blankets Reversible color blankets in rose and green, blue and gold, mauve and ,gold, beautiful qual-. ity. Size'60:x-80. in. 5 9 p�� Reg. $7.50. Each ' • 5 Granny's Own Wool. Dependable wool for knitting fancy sweaters, mitts, etc. Full ounce balls, in all col - 15c Regular 18c. Ball 15 C ly until soft dough is formed, Knead lightly 2 or 3 minutes. Roll x/ inch thick on slightly -floured board, Cut with 2 -inch floured cutter, Fold dou- ble and press edges.together lightly. Place in greased pan,.brush tops with melted butter. Cover and let rise in' warm place 20 minutes' and choose a warns place without draughts. Bake in hot oven (425 degrees) for 10 min- utes. Again brush tops' witli, melted butter and finish baking. Remove from oven. Brush tops again with melted butter, This quantity makes, 16 delicious rolls. Date and Orange Bread 1 cup stoned and chopped dates ?3 cup candied'orange peel 1/4 cusp candied lemon peel 1 egg 1 cup white"flour 1% cups graham flour 1 tspn. salt 3 tbspns. Metter % cup sugar 5 tspns. baking powder 1 cup milk Beat egg until light with sugar and butter which has been softened but not melted. Mix and sift flour, salt and baking powder and add to first mixture: Add milk and niix well. Auld graham flour to dates and candied peels which have been finely chopped. Combine with first mixture. Mix well and turn into an' oiled and floured bread pan. Let stand 20 minutes and bake one hour in a moderate (350 de- grees F.) oven. Pecan Bread 31 cups flour 1 tspn. salt Legg tspns. baking powder 1 tbspns melted butter I cup light brown sugar: 1% cups broken pecans Mix ingredients and pour into loaf pan, well -greased. Let rise for 10 minutes. Bake for one hour in slow oven. Cool and store' in bread' box. This quantity makes one large loaf or two small loaves. • * * 's HINTS FOR SUCCESSFUL BREAD -MAKING Always sift the flour before meas- uring and measure accurately. ICeep flour in a warm place for some time before using,; so that it won't chill the dough. Scald milk and cool before using. Never add. water which is warmer than tepid to yeast. Never try to hurry or force raising of dough, and on the'other hand do not' allow it to stand too long' be- tween kneadings. To make an attractive, lustrous crust, brush over the surface of the loaf with melted butter just before pitting in the oven, or just after re- moving the baked loaf. Do not add more flour than absol- utely necessary during `kneading: Keep dough soft. Do not cover bread after baking. Allow' to cool slowly, exposed to air. Kneading of the dough is an essen- tial part of the Bread -making process. >• way! It helps to distribute the cells uni- �; . fot•nily' thrcattgrho ;it the dough, so that the holes will be small and evenly - spaced instead of la •e in one part of > u. the bread and small in another. Potato Tea Cakes 1 cup cold riced potato 4 cups flour 1/ cup shortening 1 tbspn. salt 1 cup milk Mix potato, flour and salt. Rub in the shortening. Add milk. Put on floured board and roll to one-half inch in thickness. Cut in' small rounds. Bake in a hot oven. Place, 'the cakes on a floured, but not greas- ed, baking sheet. Quick Bread Rolls 2 cups sifted cake flour 2 tspns. baking powder % cup milk i/z tspn. salt 1 tspn. shortening Sift flour once, measure, add bak- AS A CEREAL OR IN COOKRI flour, enough to make as croft dough as can be handled. Knead gently un - Thursday,. October 24, 1135 CLEARING SALE Of • Dryo s Boots Shoes Etc I have decided to engage only in the grocery business and am clearing out all my other stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hosiery, Shirts, pants, Prints, Flannelette, etc. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. C. H. iP I G T A N Whitechurch Phone 611r2 Ontario =ailcil nect=ar:; 1 til smooth. Place in ' el eased bowl, ' It's so handy to have a package o the k,teha -.. ' ... , GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL and CORPORATION BONDS Complete Investment Service aB OBERTSON ILARD COMPANY LIMITED INVESTMENT � SECURITIES TELEPHONE : LONDON HURON & ERIE MET. 480 Local Representative A. M. BISHOP N.B.-We can buy or sell securities' for you on all markets. BLDG. Casemore, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Breckenridge and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Breckenridge and Helen,. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. Tainan and Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Thuell, of Blyth. Miss Ethel Johnston spent the week -end with her parents on the 1st line. Miss Viola Mathers visited on Sun- day with her father and brother, in Bluevale. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fischer and Mr. and Mrs; Milton Smith and son, Ross, visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Hrs. Norman Hoover, near Brus- sels. Mrs. Norman Barnard spent a few - days with Mr. and Mrs. Robt.'Me- Lellancl. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnston and family, of Winghani, visited on Sun - clay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wheeler, of the 1st line. BORN EINGSTON-In Winghani, on Mon- day, October 14th, to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hingston,.a son. Is Th napes].' Iselin. •14'54`: To look after your hens and pullets for good eggproduction all winter. See that they are free' from lice and worms. ��G' e have Roost `Paint, Louse -Wont Powders and Capsules, also tested PO«''del', �� and guaranteed.Cod Liver Oil, Which will build up theirvitality. Real Oyster Shell $1.1O per hundred, five hundred for $5.25. Let us show you the diff- erence between this shell and the ordinary shell sold , Oultr '. y poultry. cot or, an. et rise in w , Serve st as a cereal• €Jee it al:,in Baking is always started in a g and feeds are advancing :117.. ]r i draw; huntil double k. Concentrates al cl Inaway from ' i:. , as a 4+'halesou3e ,Ingredient in war oa-en.. This temperature is Dept int- one-third ,f an inch this {{ bulk. Roll ee. .,,, ina-.iuntni s l:reads. nn rle£s the breath 1,:>K,.cS its hot : l'- a- ., e'r7, 1nel7 mt P > til I ;loured cutter 1 t d t •t a 1 + rn 'lt � butter. ALL' 1 1 to 'aid r 12rr b bake:, the interior thoroughly, and vitamin ,!.l .1, uncal slowly, Ba iv is �II-xi the crust. tete ,. t .:17 b�' .-':I <ti Cid ....d. (kir- 7 - 1 i io ' h i if t til t,.. t1'.. . Illitn 1 M. ,._, t i. x:5."0, Inti. Meleen- 1n>ine bowl. Add - ,eanee: , �;,,, , :43,00 re- ii.c.v ]r .,a.3 it }" flour. b1 �' two-thirds of a sifter to t � . nun: ,� a. r , qq ar Iiut , at0 .o. n- of .V1K 1�;Kae �'` Its which acid 2 heaped tea..p ei,a} ti, rz'i.:f; t..+.unt'" of Huron bakiltg powder. and 12. teaspoon of: l4it i lis re'L la ,•. :w ➢:.Sfy �.• t Kellogg's ALL-Brie'v sd.l•. ;•S2e, them dt is reduced in ot'dtr to C'!'. IK `• and Karea^:i with K t.-:,, .:�;, nxKlc'-, . LL+ t 't ., C L' and fts,ill over; 'q .x Is �L '- -. q. brown it t t: 1 1, . ' 1 the ., ' 1 iti.K of 'I t tat `, tet r element e �+li ata �uat'or -t well, as price. W bile o:ir present stock lasts we will sell. ,e old Stock u i now and save .money. at t1z€.price.1 rlr4•i. rt . a� en end 1":t rise aeai:l until double in land 1., ai ,n not toren (400.. degrees . F. I 25 n: etes or until thane. This quantity ma es 12 rc,lis. -�1 tl n1 'Made with t'ea't. these 1'c�11s d.. il•.,t have to stem' over night. Hot Biscuits (lir �.- 1'ta 2 ctirrc t"r; �rK:t't�t cream exit11 clip of tat tterniilk or s+::ur, milk '.➢±` t sour u,, C(eain and sweet , 'reek) ,nto .'tile 1't w: •�71 °1'r,i, 3:1 .IK ,.l�r.,ii 7,940.4e; 1<.:-. - r:, itii3 of .19x0111 i } ... �`S t>i„�'413ta;::liii.'31 et siar:tr and 1 teaspoon of salt. Take 554.05 1 H- spit �'�'' El a c,nensea; n3. socia. Sift into tete milk and cream wf an v. Waves Specials on Permanents for the Nest Three Weeks $2.95 - $3.50 - $5.00 One Extra Special $1.95' Shampoo and Finger Wave 25e A11 Small Work Helen's BEAUTY SHOPPE For appointment, 'Call 133. A C I'O �. �cW , Physioian and Sttrgetirt. Located at the office of the late Kenn 150 st Moved by .............:Ind ;hat we adjourn to meet at ltlue- i vale, Ont., on. 15th Novernbe:r, 1935, at ore o'clock in the afternoon. W. R. Cruikshank, R. Grain, Clerk. , Reeve. BREAD RECIPES Plain Bread Bread should be'allowed to rise iri a waren room between 10 and 90 de- grees. .Avoid chilling. ,If bread is al- lowed to stand overnight, use only- natter nlycarter as much yeast as recipe calls fir. Put bread into a hot oven at first a kill yeast plants. Lower heat af- er first fifteen minutes. Rolls and buns should be cocked in a hot oven. Cook medium-sized loaves 1 hour. Bread is baked when it gives a hollow sound when tapped an the 'bottom with the knuckles. Staid and cool all emits and ingredients'taated Oftstead baking 'e:ccept; ,yeast ''east' grows mixture. -Stir with knife and turn ,out onto floured board. Mix lightly -not too soft -and bake as usual in fairly hot oven. Tea Biscuits 1 cup flour 1 cup rolled eats 1 tspn. salt 1 tspn. baking powder 2 tbspns. shortening 1. : cup raisins 1 tspn. baking soda About 3 cup sour milk or enough to make soft dough Cheese Straws 1 cup flour 1 saltspoon salt 13 cups nippy, grated cheese 1116 tspii, cayenne pepper Ice water 8 tbspns. shortening Sift together the flour, salt and ayennc pepper and then cut in the bortening. Add the cheese next and steer enough ice water to form si ougb. Roll out thin, cut ill lengths or ;ltilcewarau tens- about seven inches and one inch to yeast, told re-, width. Bake in a hot over about scv- ae broad flour, en, minutes. Reheat before using. blood. T'. -octal •yin.oit 3: aailyill rat. ret 7i. 5• aa; i u,:1 _n the d K.t.. . . 4,+.t.i :^li aaical. If net g' es; tat relieved lid., see tOr, N' t9e�a.. "bulk"' . _ ,o. 'i "' , ? N 6'}oe`i not 3na� s r% break .lo °"it rM1tir ., 3 : does that of l fv'a� _t. +i:';;, - '•..ere - r fore - mere e'ite.t`tti re for ;2711V, the needed "bulk." It , z;is laxative food . far latter baa patent medicines. Get the red -and. - g at � green package your grocer's. made by Kellogg in L on- doni Ontario. Keep on the Sunny Side of Life 1 IS YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER? Serious problemswillface your dependents at your death. Why not protect 'them against all possible disputes, litigation Ad distress, by Irving your solicitor draw or revise your Willtoclay and by apponting tiresCorporationyourExecutor? # LIN USTS CORPORATION Cr17ONTO { aj+ P { u.. - .n j-t7€ri.r.µv' h•,. co o ltNSt !BOYCOTT ` 1; , cin Produce S ldg. I"n��'-' Gtr' 1i e1111 , 1 11 � r tti7 1 r. Three Classes of .Sanctions Now in .. - Force ins It T`orce Asa t , .,•c t ree Phone 38. • i •R '.,.'�'. ,w,.xf-.`I...dT41 Y'-.1:.2:uw..wG4ua�.;i1-.JW'x�'{.u...'�i:,t�;�u'�....LJ.::fwi.lw'V11•«:.'wh��i 3�'a.-..fw.53++'+.• �,.. .�z�:cs.-sit^ i�. 1 Itily..s /IOW confronted with a bey-.. Brat Of all her goods which i, nlae.oi tte senetions placed against her by the 1.A ',i of Nations.' .thele are n<:o', three sanctions placed against Italy by the League. An arms em- bargo •n of • ad tht, ] fta • v Italy it 5 vat a i one against Ethiopia. Financial sanc- tions to' cut off Italian cash and credit abroad and economic .sanctions which is a boycott "buy nothing. 'from,Italy and an embargo upon exports of war materials ' to the Fascist State. Oct. 81st was the date set by the Committee of fifty-two to decide' if the boycott is effective. The commit- tee of eighteen will sit continually to watch the result of these sanctions.; MORS IS Mr. and Mrs. John -Coeheane' spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. D. H. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Dickie, of Wiar- ton, is spending a short time with friends in this locality. Mrs. Will Abraham' visited • with friends in Kincardine and Ripley last week: Mr. and Mrs. Robt. 'Colley were -visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Peter McIti osh of , ciptr .?,pV?'i 'st Sunday, 1 Mrs',W a Orr and sail,` Jack,. also' Miss > dith Reid, of Winghain, wtr'e visitor's at the home of ' lgrs, 3`:• C. Ne NO OR Repair Your. Old One Attend to it NOW before it becomes necessary to keep the fires going, and have it ready for the win- ter's use. Phone 58 for prompt service. bog HAN BROS.