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The Wingham Advance Times, 1924-07-17, Page 2and Refresh Yourself Aglass or a bottle *of Coca-Cola--- Ice-cola,: ;"with beaded bubbles winking at the brim," invites you to delight taste, satisfy thirst and refresh -yourself. Drink Sold everywhere at fountains and is bat - ties. The price !sooty a few pennies. a B io s and ReffreShina xJ.. The Coca-Cola Cor ip ky of Canada, Ltd.; nod Office.: Torout* ;t ld; . M}N! i n ': uai 1b. INOHAM ADVANCE-T211iES T ursday; July 17, 1924., TiNtS W1ngbam, 0101040 every T'iiureaaie Morflnle A. Q. ,�17iT$'1 kI, Editor and Proprietor, 1I: B. Elliott, Associate .E,ditoa' eabmcriptioa ratae; QUO w 0-00•1 eta =ATOM ; 61..04 in .aadvtaiieaA A,dwertiaslx g retell ale ttptplt®aetiana. Aiirertisemiente wirithriat speailffie d. sections will be inserted until: forbid and charged: accordingly. 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Try it to°'�(ylpr y DR. ,A.Pi'.KER A NEW PATTERN SERVICE EXCEPTIONAL MERIT. rn� lustre reduced to merewell-brushed shininess, but undoubtedly the same coat. Besides his bag Hector had a bush basket which smelled sweet and drip- ped with moisture. He, let them have a peep at its contents,' and,-• .beholds the bride's bouquet! White carnations and rosebuds embedded in smilax and asparagus fern, with yards of white satin ribbon to tie it up with.. He had risen at dawn toather the flow- ers before the sun had touched them, he said. "I should think that Ardeynewould have ordered a bouquet," said :jealous of Smarle • Hugo. "Otherwise I should have done CHAPTER ,L1LY., • name _ _ , was, a little and so myself.” After all, Jean wondered hadn't she filsed • about what I ought to do, But the •little •bride-to-be was eon- whenn people assumed me to he a _i, r ..ti,i.. touched h.. this mark of been very` illy,to let what Alice had said make her feel uncomfortable? Hugo wasn't Alice's father; , he wasn't even her uncle. Not. a . drop of the tainted Smarle blood ran in her veins. Yet—behold the great difficulty •of it all. One lived in a practical world, a1 - though for years Mrs. Carney had hidden herself and her daughter from its cold observant eye. One thing and another had combined to assist' them OF 2 egg yolks, i' cups pastry flour, in the anonymous mode of living, not looked mentioning it to you.;It a mite of a thing." e s eon salt 1 cup sugar,, 2iiz the least of which had been the w.1-e'small thing, but .important, really, „ h Uncle.' John, do you remember e tap + Alice wasquite a little girl when teaspoons'baking Qowder; 1/z cup milk, war be an and for all those; years since .Alice will be living in London me o hen I" was a baby? I didn't. 2 egg whites, 1 teaspoon vanilla. the had been cut of£ from England, and you will be seeing her. I know---" butter with spoon; add y less .a d less , There followed.messages to the fam- Jean hysterically dragged them cif theremembered n Cream They were rememb x' it a little more fulsome and afiec- the sugar, and beat until the mixture! and finally almost forgotten; except ti nate than usual windin upwith: these dangerous fter ve!. ift __ )y' Christopher Smarle, who had the g ! Dear me, its after five . Where can; V light.S a the beaten handling of Jean's small affairs. the remark that she really must cut, the carriage be? Are you quite sure Ing powder toether. Add t3 _- �� this .letter short now as it was grow - h Christopher _: -_L __ the eat : -aim - _ = that Louisa--• eulty. There were several -things e `:' "'�` L `Y"`J P ss of I "Quite sure, Alice calmed ,had — Q Leto ht crowded . pekes. "It' Il't fail which widow I didn't "trouble to correct them. affection from her mother's old ad - It also saved me much painful ex mirex. planation to poor Alice. It was bet "If he has, I can carry them both," ter for her to think her father was she said: dead—for you know, dear Chris- Hugo sighed prodigiously. topher, we scarcely dared hope the Caulzi clapped him on the back. Hugo thought would ever be released. sed.. toe "Conies old chap, you'll make us feel g like a funeral." go. on as.we were, and Alice - believes l "Well tiveddings are quite as sad, he is her uncle. You won't forget Worse, I think. How time flies! But, this, will you, dear Christopher( of course; I was years in That Place, Well Hugo and I have grown so It seems like only yesterday Alice used to the idea, that I nea.rly (ever-, was no more than' so high. Just a OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN All Diseases Treated. Office adjoining residence next Anglican Church on Centre Street. Open every day except Monday and Wednesday afternoons. Osteopathy Electricity Phone 272 DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS: CH I ROi?RACTIC R. 4 J. ALVIN FO Fully Qualified Graduate. :Drugless Praetiee being in absolute accord with: the Laws of Nature gives the -very beset results that may be ob- tained in any case. Hours -40 - 122 a.m., 2 - 5 and 7 - 8 p.m, 'Phone 191. DR. D. . CNN, CHIROPRACTOR OR Qualified Graduate° Adjustments given for diseases of ail kinds, specialize in dealing with eleildren. Lady attendant: Night calls respouded to. Guice -en Scott St., Wlugbate, Ont. (en house of the late Jas Walker). Phone 150. Phones, Office; 109, Reside:rice 224. A. J WALKER ER iI't.7RNI'r' i:f;ti17 .DL' A'LLI31, and i iJI�T1711AL I)xit'3 (`rOlt Motor :'Equips-J.0ot WIN xkz ,lie C1s4TA.1,1 1001 Frock of Simple Elegance Parisian import of tan flat crepe and trimmings of brown satin. One-piece dress with novel shaped yoke front and back, and•long sleeves or' made: sleeveless and folded bands used. Front of dress is slightly gathered below yoke, giving the necessary graceful ful- ness. ul ness. Straight` applied bands across front of dress and on the long sleeves are becomingly trimmed. Tie -strings at sides are very smart. Crepe de chine and summer voiles are suitable materials. Ladles' dress No. 1001, cut in sizes 34 to •42' inches bust- Size 38' requires 4/ yards 86 or 40 inches wide or 2g g'ards 44 inches wide. Pattern sent to any address on receipt of 20 cents in silver, by the Wilson Pattern= Service, 73 Adelaide Si. W., Toronto. SUMMER DESSERTS. Favorite Shortcake—Vee, cup butter, MESIECILIEGTEC Made in Canada: PAY $5 DOWN And Get Yourself a REMINGTON PORTABLE To -day The Remington Portable has the regular keyboard and all other features of the Standard Reming- ton. It responds to the lightest and swiftest touch. it is strong egg yolks to,the :milk, and add this and the flour to' the butter and sugar. Fold hi the stiffly beaten egg Whites and add the vanilla. Bake in layers or, if individual cakes are desired, in muffin tins. Filling for Shortcake—I allow one Carney had been ,passing as a widow, creed would direct him_ to do in.the Louisacarryout: the .bags and quart of berries or fruit for servingeven to her own daughter. He would I help tile. berries'are su pose that - Alice was' in the secret matter, Alice's trunk. , Hugo. had mislaid his six persons. AfterP ;She dreamed about Christopher; an pipe, and a wih. search was made for washed and hulled or stemmed or the of Hu�o s identity.unusual dream, because the scene of it. Alice was in the ,carriage before fruit is pared, stoned, and the pulp is As soon as Alice was established n it was laid in a bygone age. There was she remembered that she had left her suit the London, Christopher .Smarle and "his a village green, and •Christopher sliced, sugar is' added to wife would call upon her: now rather valuable jewel ease in her taste. The amount of, sugar varies run sig p g her Its old Genelh, e Won which he did not .know, the most im- Jean crept back to bed at two' us. He wasn't to come until five- portant of: all being that Alice was o'clock. She had done all that she not. Hugo s daughter. And one could could i thirty. Oh,:here he is;now!" the not 'tell . Christopher the -truth silent could do, but no:one co d Dred ce i There was a,; jangle of , bells as P Christopher Smarle's reply. No one room old-fashioned carriage drew;up that. Nor did he know that Mrs. could say what Christopher's stern 1. at the gate. The driver came in to Jean realized with horror that she with• the natural sweetness of the had overlooked this contingency. As a fruit or berries being .used. Then I matter of fact, -. it could be :counted crush the berries or fruit with a po- upon as a certainty. Smarle in Quaker dress -how perfect bedroom.. Jean discovered that one of LE .4 t ter event meat A p1eaaliant end agreeable sweet and a 1-a.sit-•i•�u»q benefit as well, Good t;oe teeth. Brenta,* and digestion. ivlaites the zi!.ezct cigar taste better. ,By Special Delivery. When :I've a quarrel : in my mind With' one who's far away, To scorching letters' I'm inclined In which I say my. say. And, then I take those scorching screeds So full' of ink and ire, In which I threaten awful deeds, And mail' them—in the fire. -John Kendrick Bangs„ Mlnard's Liniment Heals Cuts. He :who obeys with modesty, ap- pears worthy of some day or .other be. ing allowed to command, ly it suited his :long -lipped severity! the bags had 'escaped: the labelling —frowning with foldede arms, upona recess and for a horrible ,moment wretched woman he had condemned was 'Gaunt tliotight;hekiad left the to sit in the stocks. And the woman railway tickets` at Home. tato masher, and allow the mixture When the. rest .of the 1' house Jean herself! A young and pretty But one by one, these matters were d itself to slumber to, stand two or three . hours, ori until � i e y ; cleared up sates ac ri y, finally h f1 hall had compose z e sum and terrified Jean with littl boys f to '1 and fi lly the sugar is dissolved. This filling that night she stole out with her jeering at her, and more .virtuous 'they were o#i, •lui Ch•ing down the Bill i@,placed;betvfees the layers of short candle to the salon and resolutely set, maidens than she passing by with to the station, brakes; shrieking, the herself to the bitter task of writing half -averted, sell -righteous eyes. heavily burdened g cake, and sweetened whipped cream is to Christopher ' and flinging. herself Christopher, her, grim as his own con-. o the cake. The fruitChristianmere p on its deep, soft p Ings arranged on top of h bodily- . upon his y cep cf God, gazed upon: her with or berry.juice is poured in'the. dish Christopher was of the,sterner: type moody satisfaction.; around the.shortcake. If the cakes - of Christian—he believed in reward She awoke firom this dream in: a are baked in;,.muffin tins; every cup for the good and in punishment for ' cold `perspiration. Yes; it was true cake is split to .make two la ers. the wicked. Things were either white enough -Christopher Smarle loved y , Among the fresh fruits and berries or black. A perfectly sound ,doctrine, punishing people, particularly women. but one could riot hel but feel= that - that I use in making shortcake are peaches, apricots, strawberries, black- berries, raspberries, and pineapples. no roan, not even Christopher was stand:upon he would have blamed her good enough himself to sit in_ such for Hugo's misfortune. Undoubtedly heavy and final judgment upon his he would disapprove of this crooked Summer Apple Pie -2 cups un- fellow -beings.• business of iettii:g Alice believe that sweetened apple sauce, 1 cup sugar, . "For instance, if Christopher knew Hugo was inetels her 'uncle:. 13ut tho 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 2 table- what she.;had�done in her youth, he r'eal'truth • could 'never in this world n would say that all the evil which sub-. be i evealed to Christopher. spoons sugar,, % teaspoon cinnamon, y teaspoon nutmeg, 1 tablespoon cornstarch, 2 egg' whites. Rub the apple sauce: through a coarse sieve or put it through 'a po- sequently befel: Hugo• had resulted After all, it was none of his affair. frons that rash marriage of theirs. Jean turned ever with a groan and So the,letter was very troublesometriedto go- to sleep'again. to write. Jr. the morning she forgot all about To begin with, she. broke with him he dream and put . Christopher tato ricer.Add the one cupful of light-heartedly the news of Alice's lin- Smarle completely out of her mind sugar, the lemon juice, cinnamon, nut- pending' marriage, dwelling upon the'once the letter had been posted. , nieg; and cornstarch; cook until the worldly goods of Dr. Philip Arde ne What was the good of worrying Mixture thickens. Pour into a baked to an extent that seemed almost about it? Everybody, said she worried, and top with a meringue, cenary. Christopher thought a great too much, and so far' they. had been pastryshell, deal about money. proved right. beating the egg whites until•stiff` and Then 'came cheerful news, of Hugo's There was so much to do that da. foldingin: the .two tablespoonfuls of y. p health and—something: -which would that Hugo set aside, his financial ex - sugar. Set in a slow oven for twenty please Christopher Smarle—the' fact erases—which was a blessing—and minutes to brown the meringue. of his , (Hugo's)' recovery of .a, "bad devoted himself to the more menial. Frozen Fruit Creceni-11/4 cups of debt," making it unnecessary for him labor of packing and assisting to get fruit or berries, 1 cup sugar, 2 cups (Christopher) to allow them: that the villa closedup. promised one. , and • fifty He was also far more cheerful than cream. yeone hundredhe had been during the past two Prepare the fruit or berries gas for After this her pen slowed down weeks. Pessimism seemed to have table use, chop in fine pieces, Brush, and she wasted a few sheets of paper. been put away with his .needlework. add the sugar, and allow to stand It was even more difficult than she Jean thought she was right, that he three hours, or until the sugar'is die- had anticipated. One,nii ht be casual had been concerned about the money, p g solved. Scald one cupful of the cream and just take for granted that Chris- though refusing to admit. it. What and add to the fruit; stir in the other topher would see nothing odd or hope- else could have depressed him? For- ful of cream and freeze. Amon lessly wrong in what she, had done and tunately she knew nothing about that cup g the fresh fruits which I use in making this- dessert are strawberries, black- befries, raspberries,. pineapples, and peaches. If ' you like. a frozen dish containing more fruit and less cream,' Fruit Sherbet is well worth trying, Fruit Sherbet -2 cups crushed fruit or berries, 1 cup sugar, 1 cup cream. Prepare the fruit or berries as for table use, chop fine, and crush'. Add the sugar, and allow to stand in a cool place until the sugar is dissolved.. Whip the cream until stiff, and fold in the fruit and sugar mixture. Freeze. Ocasionally T use canned apricots or grated pineapple to make this sherbet. I add three-fourths cup- ful sugar instead of one' cupful when canned fruits are being substituted for fresh ones. Lightning Pudding -1 square square choc- olate, 4`. cups milk, 3 tablespoons, rice, 1%2 clip raisins, 4 tablespoons sugar, teaspoon salt, 1/ teaspoon vanilla.. Cut the chocolate in small pieces, and place it in the upper part of the double boiler; when melted, add the milk, the washed rice, sugar, and salt. and dependable. The beauty of Stir constantly during the first part Quaint little •favozs`wfor children's: Its writing is noteworthy. Yet It of the cooking to keep the milk from parties niay be elide from pure gum Is as easy to carry as a small curdling. Wheh the rice is very soft, deo s: add the- raisins, which have' been put For each. kit, select three gumdrops, . For the'professional man, the through a food grinder. Continue plump and round in shape' and soft. commercial traveller, the retail rookies: until .the mixture has si enough to be flattened out a bit. These form the body of the kitty. Insert two strong toothpicks ,perpendicularly through these, pressing the first two you can have a Remington ♦vert- down slightly and leaving the. third able sent to your home, immedi- To make stocking darning- easy, quite round for,, the head. persuaded Hugo to be a party to.' Finished, it . ran thus: Oh, I' almost' forgot to tell you. Hugo is calling . himself John Baliss. I.believe he wrote you to address him by that name, but didn't explain why., You see, after that terrible afl:'air, confidential talk between him and Alice concerning Hector Gaunt's feel- ing for. her. Had'she known that her eyes might have been opened.; - This was a practical day in which sentiment had no chance to enter. - Gaunt, looking like a cross between when you advised me to drop the an Italian farmer in.; his best 'clothes and a nonconformist preacher,' arriv- the common soapwort -almost iinpos-' ed in time for tea. sible to root out or to kill, and for this' Jean thought him ridiculous with'. reason often used in old-fashioned his wide -brimmed black felt hat and aso or in cemeteries. Aa children voluminous broad -cloth frock -coat, but' gardenswhile' she laughed her throat swelled we used to like to take a pin and re- uncomfortably. Unless she was might move the skin from the"fat leaf; then ily mistaken that was the same• coat we would blow the skin up . like a he:had bought for their bigamous bladder. I marriage twenty years ago,.straining The leaves of this plant area safe. now a little at the shoulder seams, its relief for even an extensive growth of warts. Apply the juice of the leaf'' each night until the warts disappear. K even if results' after the first vehicle- rollin ' un- steadily - �ee so ,s springs. Jean caught sight, of, a distant puff of whiter smoke. The train—their train' —was just pullin • but of Ventimiglia. .In another ten minutes— I "Quickly --quickly! She urged the driver to hurry. But eventually the confusion sub- sided and they were en route' for Genoa. (To' be continued.) e.. For Sore .Feet -hl lnard's Liniment. Kee on, few days do not seem to warrant the effort, for Bouncing Bet is sure to be getting in her work, and some day the warts will look noticeably shrunken and soon they will be gone. CANDY I(ITS. handbag, storetkeeper, the stuaent, •tor sit creamy appearance. Flavor with van - who wish thele correspondence to be easy and pleasant to read, lila, and cool. Serve with cream. the Refnington Portable is the typewriter. Pay $5 down and MAKE DARNING A PLEASURE. ately. Further payrrlents of $5 keep on hand 'a cheap grade of net. a month will complete purchase. Cut a piece large enough to cover the H. F. STILES hole to be darned. Baste the net on, Vice -Pres. and 'Managinig Director. J. A. WRIGHT Sec'y end Provincial Manager. being careful not to pucker. Darn With :basket 'weave in the usual way. You vi ill use less darning cotton. Tlciil this coupon before you forget it. Tour work 'Audi be smooth and neat. Darning will be a pleasure rather thee), :a burden, and 'yet• can, work. twice as fast. • AWAY WITH, WARTS. I4e y ewriter Company of Canada, Llmited 68 King' St. West, Toronto, Ont. Please send nee particulars ,re- garding the Benitngteni Portable, including lilaris of purchase. Address .... . 'G1/:In • When thechildren have a growth of warts, as they are apt to have, send thein out fay hunt that oldtfs shinned plant with the thick, oily leaves and the delicate blossom which i8 of a pale lila,` tint, It is the Lou.nciri Bet -f. Now, on the protruding ends of the eothpieks, 'adjust two ,;smaller gum-! drops, ,oblong in shape, to form the kitty's ears. Next, insert a toothpick through the lower and middle gum drops and finish off with four oblongs 'which snake the paws. • Attach with a small bit of toothpick a fifth oblong, placing it at an angle to form a saucy tail. Three cloves, stuck in for eyes and nose, complete this seductive pussy who supplies in a satisfying way the demand that there be sweets on festive occasions. These attractive favors nest not 17e' confined to children's,; parties ---they have found favor and created 'amuse" spent in grown-up circles. ARO CUSHION INNER TIRES Composed of Ppre Parh Rub- ber, Highly Porous. PUNCTURES. BLOW OUTS: Rides .Easy as Air, Doubles Mileage of Casings.' WRITE ROR PARTICULARS. Agro "Cushion Inner Tire Rubber Co., Ltd. Wingba m w ISSUE No. 2S-••'24,. Ont. Experts have worked out complete time -tables for an air service to 'en- circle' the world in, seventeen days. Airships have been provisionally chosen for the flights across the oceans. The; carcasses of :.small animals such as calves and lambs, are fre- quently blown up by means of. an air - pump; this;makes the.removal of the skin easier, and is stated to be harm- less to the meat. -5rr, ,u.aarwo, Kdip.m.+,. e tr• u • 5 'Here isThe Pump You Need • E OOU.SL4- ACT/NG u.Tp Pumps more easily, rnorer�i�l�entl and More effficientl. thanthe Win ty et. .model which.it has definitely epWced h ousehd a :Repairs Eas!lymadew.lt h d Dols. Can be drained to prevent freefrn� '.Easily primed. „MK ABOUT. RAT YOUR HARDWARE STORE 4..1AM BRo MARE oN .AT •L ;�. •.1W59 iis�.'iii>�r1�l�t,".; �i�it`4���&�.'�awid,i3r a';