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HAM AM' /AIWA .:WES
FIRST LOCOMOTIVE TO STEAM INTO WASHINGTON, D. C.
Back in 1832, President Andrew
.Jackson adjourned a cabinet meeting
-to go out and see this ancient locorrto-
live steam into Washington, D; C.
It was built that year for the Ba1ti-
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more & Ohio Railroadcompany and
was the first locomotive of its kind to
run into the capital,
The "Atlantic"- this old "coal -ea -
tee' is known -still is in the possess-
ion of the B. & 0, and "still . able to
operate under its own steam. In the
above ,picture, you see attached to it
a coach also built its 1832 and brought
to America as a private car for offic-
ials of the Nova Scotia Coal & Min-
ing company at that time:
DON'T BELIEVE IT ALL
To the Editur av the Advance-Toimes
What a quare set av payple we are,
I .declare, as the ould song sez, an,.
Shure, 'twas a throe wurrud fer -the
fellah that said it. Some payple will
belave ivirytitig they hear,, arr rade in
the paypers, which is wiirse, an oth-
ther payple tins: it shmart to purtind
not to belave annyting. ' wus talkin
wid wan. "av thim doubtin koind wan
day lasht wake; an shpakin av the
Scotch girrul, Jennie Geddes; who
shtarted the heather burnin on the hills
be rayson av trowin 'a siztool at the
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14. Toward
15. Bite
18. Direct
20,, Royal Highness (abbreviated)
22. An _ electrical unit
24. A mineral spring
25. Terminate
26. An exclamation of disgust
27. Mocks
29. A drudge
32. Terror
33. Shield -
35• Highest point;, culmination
37•` Pertaining to Actium
3o, Vehicle
40. •England's largest city-
42. Unemployed
44, A large oven
46,: Sorrowful.
Noise
Thought.
Circle of light about head
Lack of food
A constellation
Uplifted
Musical instruments
Unwavering
Orate; speak
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Resting place
Trap
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Rendered fat
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One time
Without light
Marsh
Attacking
rope
Boat used in canals of Venice .
Company (abbreviated)
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More costly
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An army;.a throng
Sneered
Exist
Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos
Form; shape
Annoy
Ftiss; ceremony
Beginner
Deals out grudgingly
Inclined the head,
Rules ..
Indigo Plant
Seated
Weapons
Building where horses are kept
Plate of stone used for roofs,
floors, etc.
Order
Spread for drying
Maiden loved by Zeus
Like
arround the bridal altar."
"Shtop knockin, me bye," sez i, "an j
belave what ye are tould, arr al. laist
hey manners enough to purtind to,
The fursht ting ye know the thrubble
will sbpread among thewinu7iin, an
thin see the fix a lot av us znarriedinin
will be 'in, whin our wroives will not
belave what we are afther tellin thin"
The Grits av Nort Huron are shtill
sittin on the finee, not ktowin which
way to go, an in the manetoirne targe
Shpotton an Jawn King do be gash-
in in the prawanises, Mebby 'tis a
slcame .av the Grits to let thim lads
toire thiinsilves out potindin aitch oth-
er, ad thin shtep in at the lasht minnit
an carry aff the proize. Ye can't be.
up to thin:, Grits, as I often tould ye
befoor, Some av thins are nearly
shmart enough at the pollytickle game
to make good Tories.
Yours till nixt wake,
'Timothy Hay.
Go Through Barricade
When their car plunged through a
barricade on the road near Wingham
,land down a 10 -foot embankment,
turning a somersault -. on the way,
about.3 o'clock Friday morning, Gor
kion MacLean of Winghain and . T
Perry, booking agentfor a Toronto
film company, were painfully. injured.
The accident happened- about two and
a half miles from Wingham, on the
Goderich-Wingham gravel road, at a
point where the road is under repairs.
The driver claims there were only
white lights on the barricade and, that
he did not see it in time to stop. The
tar crashed through the obstruction
and turned over. in the deep gravel
pit. Mr,' MacLean had his hand bad-
ly cut and was severely bruised, Mr.
Perry suffered a bad gash in one
thigh, and was otherwise cut and
'bruised. They were' returning from
Goderich at the time,
Lake. Waters Are Low
Nowhere along the Lake Shore can
one get a better idea of the lowering
of the water as a result of the Chi-
cago drainage canal than at Ipper-
iwash Beach nd Kettle Point, Lake
Huron. All along the shore stretch
es have been uncovered, varying in
width from 3o to zoo feet. Hundreds
of kettles have been uncovered, also.
large areas covered with boulders and
;already visitors are ",destroying; the
kettles, most of the smaller kettles
being broken to 'pieces. It has been
difficult lately to really see the kett-
`=les, they were so scarce, but visitors
today can see and study- them at will
The uncovering of many additional
kettles of all sizes seems to do away
with the theory that these kettles are
meteoric in origin and give strength
to the theory that they are a peculiar
rock formation, which is found only
one other place in the world.-Stra-
'tliroy. Age.
praicher's head, The fellah said theer
wus no truth in the shtory, at all, at
all, but that iC wus only wan av thin"
buld yarns that git handed down
frum wan ginerashun to another, wid
a little added to it iviry tonne it is
kofild. That koind av talk always
Ishtirs me Irish blood, so I whit afth-
er me bould bye good an shtrong.
"I suppose," sez I, ye .wudden't be-
lave that George Washington • ivir
chopped the cherry tree wid his little
axe, arr that William Tell ivir shot an
apple aff his son's head, arr that the
Highland girrul ivir heard the skirl
av the bagpoipes, whin the British
were marchin to the relafe av Luck -
now: Ye wud casht doubt on the
shtory that Gen. Wolfe read Gray's
Elegy aloud to his awficers the noight
befoor he tuk Quebec, an on the wan
that Cromwell tould his; Ironsoides to
"take away that bauble" an that he
tould the artist fellah to paint him
just as he was, "warts an all. No
doubt ye wud tink it, shmart to throy
to prove that Gineral . Sherman nivir
said. "War is hell," arr that Lord Nel-
son didn't say "England ixpickts iviry
irnan to do his -Booty," arr that We11-
Iington didn't pray that noight arr Blu-
cher wud come whin tings wus goin
lharrud widhim at the battle. av Wa
;terloo, An, to come nearer home,,
•ni.ebby ye don't tfnk that Sir Dawn. A.
Macilonald said, "A British subject I
was born an a British subject I will
Idle," arr that Sir Wilfrid Laurier said,
` "Whin Britain's at war. Canada is at
war."_ 'Tis fellates' loike yersilf- that
!make all the-'thrubble in the wurruld;
'tis iconoclasts me dawter-in-law, who
' ;used to be a school taycher, wud call
thin, "Have ye only a torch fer
burnin, an no hammer fer buildin?". as
Tammas Carlyle wance said: He said
too, about feilahs loike„ ye, that ye:
loud grub up wid grinnin satisfaction
the very orange blossoms that grow
Answer to last week's puzzle
Mats: for the
Make sure of
a room.
The hotels willbecrowd-
'ed with people arriving
for the Exhibition.
If you intend stopping
at a hotel, call up by
Long Distance prompt-
ly and make your.,re-
servations.
If you intend stopping
with friends, telephone
them and make , sure
they can accommodate
you. They may have.
other arrangements.
The definite assurance of
comfortable accommoda-
tions wanting for .you. Will
snake holiday trips doubly
enjoyable.
Every .hell Telepltone fs a
Long Dtstano Station
Sandwiches
Sandwiches used to be served just
as a. light refreshment and not as a
regular meal. But fbr a hot sunnier
day a properly planned sandwich or
sandwiches, a cold drink and some
fruit makes a delightful repast.
Sandwiches with chopped hard boil-
ed egg, with or without mayonnaise,
or inade with a fried egg and lettuce
are always appetizing.
Chicken Sandwiches, with tomato
or bacon, coffee and fruit make an ex-
cellent meal. . -
` Cold Veal Sandwiches are delicious,
Use cold veal green pepyer, mayon-
naise, horseradish arid bread arid but-
ter. •
Other delicious sandwiches can be
made of:
Cold Lamb.
Cucumber with lettuce; salad dress-
ing
ressing and buttered toast.
Mayonnaise with chopped green on-
ions or olives,
Roast beef with water cress, sliced
tomato and mayonnaise. Either toast-
ed or plain.
Crisp lettuce,
Bacon or. Ham.
Cheese Tomato Sandwich: Butter
slices of bread. Layer of American
cheese Ott top bread. Season. Sliee
of ripe tomato on top of this and then
slice of crispy bacon,
COOI1IN'G HINTS
Summer Meal Combinations
Corn beef hash and poached eggs,.
Corn beef, new creafried potatoes
and horseradish sauce.
Sausage and potato chips.
Creamed chipped beef, fresh peas
and mashed potatoes,
Cold Meat, Potato Salad and Iced
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IN OIL R RINGS
24 lbs. 998
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CONTAINS
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lb. TIN
OLD DUTCH
CLEANSE
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20 !lb. $ ` 95
nu. r.YH
THE BEST COFFEE
OBTAINABLE
1 ilii. TIN
PERFECTION
FLOOR WAX
]l lb.
TIN
BLACK
PEPPER a.
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SPBERRY CLARK'S,AYLMER OR LIBBY'S rt r4,
JAM lb. TIN . BEANS
TINSLac
WITEI APPLE WITH PORK
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CAKE
84C
99.44/ma PURE
Tea.
Dried Beef With. Spanish Sauce
Sauce: --
Green pepper (crit up)
s• cup of stewed a tomatoes.
1 onion (chopped),
i tablespoon of butter.
Seasoning. -
Method: -Mix sauce and cook slow-.
ly to minutes. Heat dried beef and
drain. Put on buttered toast and
potir over sauce.
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Tasty Macaroni
Macaroni, '
Seasoning.
Grated -cheese.
Tomatoes (Fresh)
WILSON
Kill them all, °and the
germs too. 10c a packet
at Druggists, Grocers
and General Stores.
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Method: -Cook macaroni, Add sea-
soning and grated cheese. Cut toma-
toes in half. Broil and serve around
macaroni.
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Summer Pudding
Cherry Roll ,
Washed 'pitted cherries.
Biscuit dough.
Method: -Make your favorite bis
cult dough.. Roll out, Spread cherr-
ies - (not sweetened) on top of dough.
.Fold dough over and around cherries
Making a roil. Make ends secure by
wetting and pinching tightly together.
Put on a plate in steamer and steam
for 3 hours. Serve hot with foamy or
hard sauce.
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Foamy Sauce
} cup of butter. -
x cup of powdered sugar.
3 eggs,
Vanilla.
Method: -Cream butter and sugar
'well. Separate eggs, Add beaten -
yolks. Add flavoring, Beat white of
eggs stiff and add the very last.
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(Readers,
oma(leaders, Note: If you have any
questions concerning Recipes and othh
er Household Dints you would.,like to
ask Betty Webster -address her in
'care of this paper.)
(Copyright, 1925, by The Bonnet-:
Brown Corporation,. Chicago.)