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KIPPER
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TINS 25c
COFFEE
SPECIAL BLEND
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KING'S,PLATE
SARDINES
2 Tws 25c
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OUR SPECIALTY
11
TOY PAIL
PEANUT
UTTE
MAYFIELD BRAND
c
39c.
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CLOVER
HONEY
75cc
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OF. ALL
ALL THE BEST LINES
CHOCOLATE
BARS 3 FOR 4 -
OLD DUTCH 1 lc
CLEANSER
IPS
lb
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5c
LARGE SMALL
23c 9c.
SAVES YOUR TIME AND STRENGTH
87C
and Donald of Ottawa, who have been
visitingin 131uevalie and vicinity, left
Wednesday for,their'lnomxte in the Ca-
pital City, They motored up,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grey of Dunville
called an old friends in the village
last weep.
Mr. and Mrs, Win.., John lyre Kinney,
'brother of Mr. Joseph McKinney, who
have spent the last two, months in this
'neighborhood, vsiting old friends,
leave this Friday for their Western
home,
Mr, RossDouglas, returned to his
home in Toronto this week,
Rev, Crawford Tate preached able
sermons both morning and evening
'last Sunday to very attentive congre-
gations, His text, in the morning,
'Acts 16th,, verse 3o, "What Shall I do
to be Saved," and in the evening, ver-
'se 42, St. Luke Gospel "Lord Remem-
ber me when Thou Comest into thy
'Kingdom," At the morning service,
Mrs. Ross Douglas (nee Miss Eva.
Duff), rendered a.. beautiful solo,
which was much appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. King "and son,
George, motored up from Toronto, to
spend a week with friends here.
Rev. Mr. Walden is spending a
week at his- summer cottage at Bruce
Beach.
We are pleased to welcome Mr. and
Mrs. Alex. Mowbray and family to
our village, Mr. Mowbray having pur-
chased Mrs. McLeod's residence, on
the banks of the Maitland.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. .6 -amiss, Miss
Margaret and Allan, motored to West
Lorne Saturday, to spend a few clays
with their daughter, Mrs. Jas. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson and.
daughters, Jessie and Edith of Toron-
to called on Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Elliott on Sunday. •
Mr. and Mrs. David Pocock and son,
Oliver of Holmesville visited with
their daughter, Mrs. Leonard Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne :Scrimingeour
and family of. Blyth visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Turvey on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bosman,' spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. G. Galla-
her, Belgrave.
Miss Mabel Coultess returned to
Toronto. Monday, after 3 weeks visit
here. •
Wm. McMichael and son, Edgar,
were home from Kitchener over the
week end.
Drs. Ed. and John Coultess of Phil-
adelphia returned home this week af-
ter a couple weeks vacation with their
mother, Mrs. T. Coultess.
Mrs. Robt. Elston and daughter,
left for their home at West Hope N.
D. on Saturday after visiting'with re-
latives `around these parts.
Mr. Rich Johnston took a load of
hogs and one of cattle to Toronto on
Saturday.
A very enjoyable afternoon was
silent at the picnic given • by Mrs.
Wmn.. Nicholson on the river flute
on Saturday afternoon, the after-
noon was spent playing soft ball and
bathing and swings for the smaller
ones. Think we should have a mar-
ried women- soft ball team as there
are some expert ones including, Mrs.
Bell, Mrs. Breckenridge and Mrs. J,
Curtiss.
Mrs. Wm. Stewart of Milton is vis-
iting at the home of James Masters
at present,
Florence and Norman Hall of Wro-
xeter, spent a few clays with relatives
here.
Miss Tena Fitch is visiting with her
cousin, Mrs. Gordon Hall this week.
Mr. Roy Cantelon of Winghain re-
ceived and delivered a car of coal here
on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Garniss and fa-
mily, spent the week -end with their
daughter, Mrs. Scott at West Lorne.
BLUEVALE
Our summer visitors are leaving the
burg, Dr. Ed. Coultis and Dr. .John
Coultis and son, left 'by motor for
Philadelphia on . Thursday, after
spending several weeks with their mo-
ther in the village.
Miss Mabel Coultis, returned to her
position in Toronto this week, after
spending her vacation with her moth-
1`
er, Mrs. Thos. Coultis.
Mr. Stewart Young, arrived Friday
to spend a few days with his wife and
family at their summer cottage here.
Mrs. Young and children accompanied
them home.
14Ir. T. Nichol, Mrs. Nichol and lit-
tle son Jack, are visiting.Mr. and Mrs
Jas. Nichol.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, Miss Jessie
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41. Pleasing• to the palate
43, Beast of burden
44. Make a loan
45. Pedal digit
46. A vegetable
47. Short poem,
3o. Poisonous fly
31, Care; application
56. Grain that has been (or is to be)
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answer to last week's puzzle
By Betty Webster
Porch, l,Vleals
Show your family a good time:
Nowadays, young and old crave the
outdoors, The porch meal is sure to
please all. Of course, some kitchens
are so far from the porch that serving
a ineal on the porch is really work.
But, by making use of the old saying
-"Let your head save your heels" -
the labor can be lessened and the joy
and pleasure from so dining will make
the housewife feel amply repaid.
A few things to bear in mind in
serving meals on the porch, whether
;porch is -'near or far from the kitch-
en, are: -
1. Don't make yourself
necessary work.
2. Plan simple meals.
3. Set your table prettily -not ex-
pensively.
4,: Have a waste basket near you
when you clean up,
5., 'Prepare everything • possible
ahead of time. Leaving possibly
chops or meat and trimmings to be
fixed and bread to be cut at the last
minute.
6. Have things, that should be
cold -Ice Cold!
7. Where possible it helps to use
individual trays.
8., Make food look tempting, ,pretty.
A little trim goes a long way and even
children notice the addition.
g. Save steps. Use your tea Wag-
on. This way your meals are a joy
and the fainly has a regular picnic in
comfort!
any un-
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COOKING HINTS
Horseradish Sauce_
4 tablespoons of cream.
3 tablespoons of horseradish.
1 tablespoon of lemon juice.
Some cayenne pepper.
Method: -Whip cream stiff.. Add
other ingredients slowly and mix well
This is good served with any number
of cold meats.
Nyal ,Eas em is specially prepared for the relief of
tired, burning, sore or perspiring feet. it's
cooling influence is soon felt on the
feet and walking becomes
a pleasure.
Price 25c a tin
McAvoy's rug St.ire
Nyal Quality Store,
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Raspberries in Canteloupe
A refreshing dessert:
Raspberries.
Sugar.
Cantaloupe.
Method: -Wash and chill raspberr-
ies. Halve. the cantaloupe, Fill with
berries and chill. • Sprinkle powdered
sugar with them.
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Summer Desserts
A Simple Frozen Dish
Freeze your fruits right in the can
for Ice Cream or Salad. This pertains
to Peaches, Pears, Pineapples, Cherr-
ies, Raspberries, Fruit salad, etc.
Method: --Pack can in ordinary pail.
Use equal parts of Ice and salt. Let
it stand 3 hours. Unpack when ready
to serve. Dip for a few seconds in
hot water. Cut off top of can at one
end. Take out fruit, This makes a
pretty cylinder of frozen fruit.
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Blackberry Pot Pie
Molasses Dip
1 pints of flour.
2 heaping teaspoons
powder.
2 heaping tablespoons of lard.
Little salt.
Milk.
Washed blaekberries.
Method::..... Mix dry ingredients. Stir
in milk until mixture is thick enough
to drop. Put in pan (iron kettle or
preserving kettle preferred). Put a
layer of fruit and then a layer of bis-
cuit dough --alternating. Cover with
boiling water and let cook 15 to 20
minutes. Serve hot immediately with
either hard sauce or malosses dip or
both.
An' easy way to make this i s to
start it cooking when one first sits
down to dinner and it will be done
when ready to serve.
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Molasses Dip
Phone 18.
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FALL FAIRS 1925
Aberfoyle ' 'Oct.' 7
Acton Sept. 22 and 23
Alliston _ .._._.. _.•_••Oct. I and 2
Arthur .... ___ Sept. 22 and 23
Atwood , .Sept. 22 and 23
Ayton __.. .. Oct. 2 and 3
`Barrie .... _. _Sept. 23 and25
Blyth __-_____-___Sept. 23 and 24
'Bolton Sept. 21 and 22
Bradford __.._._.„_____Oct. 13 and 14
Brussels . • -Oct. x and 2
Beeton _____-_. _._-___Oct. 7
Brampton .___. ..--__.Sept. 2g and 3o
Chesley , Sept 24 and 25
Collingwood ______ Sept. 29 -Oct. 2
Sept. 29 and 3o
_.._..__._Sept. 22 and 23
Caledon .Sept, 22 and 23
Chatsworth..._ _.••.Oct. 8 and 9
Desboro Sept. 22 and 23
Dundalk ,... ____-•••- ..... -Oct. 1 and 2
Drayton ...., _- Sept. 29 and 3o
Durham ....._.._.._.....-_ Sept, 24 and 2
Erin.....__............ -.._..... ._,_._Oct, 8 and 9
Elmira ..»_ ..Sept. 1i and 12
Fergus ._,._... ......... _........ _..Sept. 24 and 25
Feversham Sept. 29 and go
Flesherton .. ..... _„__.__Sept. 24 and 25
Freelton,..__.__...........................__ Oct, 1
BLYTH
The funeral of William M. Scott,
who died suddenly at Andover, Conn.,
while on a motor trip through the
Eastern States with" his wife and
daughter, was held here on Thursday,
August 13th. • The service was con-
ducted at St. Andrew's Church, with
a great many friends iri attendance.
The deceased had reached the age of
64 years, and up to a few years ago
was a resident of Hullett Township.
When he sold his farm, he moved to
town and had resided here since, He
is survived by his widow and .one
daughter, who is. on the teaching staff
'of the Wroxeter Continuation School.
With
of baking
Cookstown
Clarksburg
Paisley ,,,,_..._...____.._..._-._Sept. 29 and 3o
Palmerston __-_____-_-__Oct. 6 and 7
Pinkerton -_.............--.............--Sept. 23
Priceville _,, »,___.».,__» __Oct. i and 2
Ripley .-.,.-_ ...._. Sept 29 and 3o
Rocklyn Oct. 6 and 7
Rockwood ,.._._.--_..__Sept. 29 and 3o
St. Marys __-___-_-_,Oct. i and 2
Schoenberg __....._.._._.-..-Oct, 7 and 8
Shelburne .....-..._._..Sept. 22 and 23
Stratford _ _-Sept. 22-26
Streetsville ,.___..._..-....-- _ Oct. 57
Tara _ _-.=-.: --.- -.-Oct. 6 and 7
Tavistock __....,....._..__..Sept. 21 and 22
Teeswater ... .... ..__Oct. 6 and 7
Tiverton .. Oct. 6
Toronto (Can. Nat.) Aug 29 -Sept. 12
Weston . Sept. 22 and 23
Wiarton Sept. 22 and 23
Wingham ..:__.,...".____Sept. 29 and 3o
Winter Fair, Guelph Nov. 9-12
Royal Agri. Winter Fair Nov. 53-21
Balt Sept. 25 and 26
Georgetown Sept. 25 and 26
Goderich .,.........,,__.._-.----_Sept._...,:g-II
Grand Valley Oct. i and 2
Gorrie
Hanover _. __ _...• Sept. 16-18
Harriston ,,,,,,......_..Sept..._...__.__24 and 25
Sept. 29 and 3o
Sept. 17 and 18
Sept. 3o, Oct. I
Sept. 17 and 18
Holstein
Kincardine ....
Lion's Head __...__
Listowel
London (Western Fair)-. Sept. 52-59
Lucknow . ......Sept. 24 and 25
Markdale _ Oct, 6 and 7
Meaford _--....__Sept..._............i6-18
Mildmay _ ,,,.....,,...,Sept. 22 and 23
Milton........_..._...._..__...._.. ...._ .Oct. I and 2
Milverton Sept. 24 and 25
Mitchell Sept. 29 and 3o
Sept. 16 and 17
.,,....Sept. 26
MARRIED
Morrison -Draper --In St. Paul's
Church, Clinton, on Saturday, Au-
gust 8th., 5925, by Rev. C. L. Bil-
kie, M. A,, Annie Gladys, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Draper, Clin-
ton to Mr. Ashton A. Morrison of
Wroxeter,
Stuart -Rutledge -.At the home of
the bride's parents, on Wednesday,
August 5th,, 1925, by the Rev. Stan-
ley Elliott, Elizabeth Maud, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rutledge,
of Brampton, formerly of Wroxeter,
to 1VIr. Robert burns Stuart of
Brampton.
Mount Forest ..._
Neustadt
New Hamburg __.___...Sept. 18 and 19
Parkhill -___________-__Sept. 22 and 23
Port , Elgin Oct. 2 and 3
MARRIED
McNeil- Austin- On Wednesday,
August I2th at the residence of the
bride's parents, Township of Car-
rick, by the Rev. Dr. Perrie, Mar-
garet Austin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Austin to Cecil McNeil son of
Mr, and Mrs. Neil McNeil of Bel -
more.
Clean to handle. Sold by all.
Druggists, Grocers and
General Stores
•I cup of molasses.
i heaping tablespoon of butter.
Method: -Let it boil thoroughly
but not quite as much as for candy.
Serve hot,
(Readers, Notes If you have any
questions concerning Recipes and oth-
er Household Hints you would like to
aslc Betty Webster address her in
care of this paper.)
DIED
McLeod -In. Howick, oti Monday,
August xoth„ 1925, John McLeod,
in his gird year,
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