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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1925-12-17, Page 21 ;t1 FP4 E 31 11 1 ++ 171"911Afl1PAA�INIMNWP 1Nnlulmnlwmwa !!IIYry1NW1uNUNalquliryn w,quA! I wMe n va IwPPM WINAM ILIWANCE-TIMES. Ix.,wMa.,u,,,,,,.._..—._..._wwryu..�nw.nwWuucml.a+owmwo.••wuweu�«ew....�lllpnmrwtu! ,Here's the Overshoe That Solves the Queslion! 6AFl,D8i DOME FGIJTENE.63 ,1a1FiE1C The question of tailor-made appearance. The question of adjustabilityto any size leg. The question of protecting skirts from buckle tears. The question of buckles opened by coat bottom. The question of perfect fit, warmth and lightness. The question of concealed fasteners. The new "Adjusto" Qv'ershoes made•exclusively by this firm, not• only answer all these questions but in quality, fit and appearance so far out -distance other overshoes that,there,is no comparison. Good dealers all over sell "Adjusts." Overshoes. There is no substitute for them—ask for them by name. Made only by the rnakers of Life nil , ® er F. otw THE KAUFMAN RUBBER CO., LIMITED 3 KITCHENER ONT. W. J. Greer, S Iesm n, W ngha Ont. GORRIE A good ;number of Women from Wroxeter and Gorrie and Community attended the meeting in the Township Hall, last Tuesday afternoon to hear Miss Chapman, Assistant Supt., of Women's Institute of Ontario. Miss Chapman spoke along Institute work, and what Women are doing in Social Service Work, Public Health: Educa- tional, Ledislation, Agricutural, Im- migration and Home .Economics. Those who failed to hear Miss Chap- man missed a rare treat. Following !officers were elected:—Pres., Miss L. Il+Iclee; 1st. Vice Pres., Miss M. Kaine; and. Vice Pres., Mrs. Wm. eEarngey; Sec., Mrs. S. G. Kaine; 'Treas., I4iss Vera Hueston; Directors, Mrs. W. R. Haste, Mrs. R. Dane, Mrs. H. Ashton; Auditors, Miss Pott- er, Miss Evelyn Stephens. S ,1 1+11. EES, QUA R. A Rea Christmas Present AT No. 2 TINS TIN 2 We have prepared 3 very attractive, assortments. Gifts that are useful and will please. Ask the local manager for all information. NEW SWEET CALIFORNIA • NAVELi.�. GE 4 aZEN RAISINS THOMPSON SEEDLESS 254-25c VALENCIA RAISINS WITH SEEDS 4) C 1k,, PEEL Finest Lemon and Orange 25c lb. CITRON 65c lb. Shelled Almond 13 Jcib. Currants FINEST FILIATRA.S 2147c Mixed NUTS TABLE FIGS 25 flh. ,vmlollc�anesm Xltii s WineS Port,Gingei,� herry,Grnaa 25b,31 PACKAGE BIS VITS Vanilla Snaps, Lemon Crisp, Macaroon Snnps, Ginger Nut Chocolate Wafer* c GLACE CHERRIES Fancy Quality % 11,. pkt. 31c king Sugar 3 ..2Sc TABLE RAISINS CLUSTERS 33 1/2 lb. Pict TABLE FIGS 2voa25c ac ww.�r n�.0 ..x�w iwx n. Baum n,n._w._ . ex DOIVIINION STORE PINE NEW wu ,., ;EIt 'S` C: lb. DOMINIC l'l LOM �Itm , "A I SELECT 69c lb, RXCII(1V' °LLO 79c1b.. kg lDAL a'9c Ib MAYFIELD BRAND BACON MACHINE SLICED lbs C THE MADAM ADVANCE -TIMES, Published! at WTNGHAM, ONTARIO Every Thursday Morning A, G. Smith, Editor and Proprietor Subscription rates—One year $2.00, x months $x.00, in advance. Advertising rates on application. Advertisements without specific di- ;ctions will be inserted until forbid And charged accordingly. Changes for contract advertisements he in the office by noon, Monday, 11111111111111ItIIIII1111111111I11111111o111tII 11111111111111111111011111111 1925 DECEMBER 1925 Su Mo Tu We i Th Fr Sa 1 1 2 4 6 78 9 10 1112! 191 26 13 14 15 16 17' 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 31 NORTHERN HOCKEY "i.EAGUE RE-ELECTS ITS OFFICERS The Northern League at its annual meeting at ,Palmerston on Tuesday last, returned to office for the second year B. L. H. Bamford as president by acclamation. Other members of the executive rettirned similarly were M. C. Bridge, of Wingham, as secre- tary; Reube Horning, of Palmerston, treasurer, and Charles Pletch, of Mild- may, on the executive committee. Eu- gene Murphy, jr., of Mount 'Forest, was elected to the office of vice-presi- dent, while Milton Steinacher, of Dur- ham and W. M. Lustig, of Chesley, are the two new faces on the execu- tive committee. A. S. Blackburn, of London, was elected as honorary president. The amendment to confine the ac- tivities of ,the N. H. L. to towns of not more than 5,000 population was addpted, while that to change the resi- dence rule. to January z, 1925, and of all following seasons was defeated, with the understanding that the N. H. L. work with the O. H. A., and if con- ditions such as:'touristing were not improved by the May x residence rule, that the early date be adopted in 1926 -1927 series. The N. H. L. in future will consist of a junior, intermediate and 'senior series. The games are to be drawn at the same time, the senior and inter- mediate series to be played as one in the first group. The group winners shall continue in the senior series. The teams holding second place in the group contest shall continue in the intermediate series. The amendment reading players eligible to play in the junior series may also play in the senior intermedi- ate series of the same club carried, as did the one to change the date of the annual meeting of the Northern Hoc- key -League from ,the second Tuesday in. December to the first Tuesday in December, while another ruling that no player shall be eligible to play unless he has been a bona fide and continuous resident of the town or district that the club represents since the z,5th day of May preceding the date of the first games. e Students alone excepted received the unanimous vote. Of 14 nominees to the'executive committee, two ball- ots only were required to secure the election. A notice of notion to the next an- nual meeting was passed without op- position to charge a 25 -cent per play- er registration fee in the 1926-1927 season. Mount Forest junior club produced a satisfactory apology to the N,''H. L. in connection with their past bare -faced action in playing men in the junior series over age and were 'forthwith reinstated. A vote of thanks and appreciation was passed 'in favor of Dr. ` Lorne Robertson andthe officials of the Stratford Arena' for the service given the N. H. 'L. hi the senior sudden- detith play-off in Stratford last winter. Mr W. E. Howes, who represented Stratford at the convention, *as given a hearty reception and his offering in aid of amateur sport was accorded hearty apprhvar of the annual. President Bamford, of Listowel, was tendered a unanimous vote of thanks for the services rendered'ihe N. H. L, in, the past season, as was also Ruebe Horning, :of Palmerston) treasurer of the league, both of whom have been on the N. H. L. executive in different capacities for many years. Secretary Bridge, of Wing - ham, the baby official, also met with similar treatment plus an honorarium, of $300. His services in the new role of secretary were highly commended. Ripley club was refunded $25 protest money. All entries for senior, junior or intermediate series must be in the !,seeds of Treasurer R. Horning, of 'aln,erston, not later than, December 111 SII III 111111111311111111.1113111111113 111111 -teat r„Ie Thur., Fri.,. Sat, Dec, z7 and zg w e Pixie . dicap With Claire Windsor, Frank Keenan, Lloyd. Hughes. The swiftest. Racing: Film. of a Gen- eration. The.. story of Kentucky thorough. breds. Also Single Reel' Comedy Monday; Tuesday, Wednesday Jack e In ester 11 The. two fisted, hard riding, swift moving romance of a true son of the Great Plains Also Reel Comedy III!" IIIIIIIII 11 1131111E111 III m1111tiIII lIlllil®IIIf�lIl11{li�l►l�lf 55 tll 16. Grouping by the executive to take place at Palmerston on the Sat- urday -following the closing of entries. 55111 111311 1110111®IIIS"'IIIII1113111 III 111 199 55 Cil N is 55 55 55 When the last ounce tastes as good as the first, you then get perfect Food Satisfaction. That is is the quality of food we supply our customers with. The Best is always the most economical. E 'nista ift�:.I We have some wonderful va- lues here. Come inand look round. We will not press you to buy. If you've only 5c to spend—Come Along. . Wheth- er the sum be large . or small Your Welc ellm4e, Christie New Nuts, Oranges,Grapes, Figs, Cranberries, Candies, etc., etc, _ The Tea and Coffee 8i® e cY1111311111! I IIMIII!d:e I 11E1111 IIIIII 1113111 IIII I5 55 II�III�III�lll�ill HOUSEHOL HINTS . FOR DECEMBER ,,,By Betty Half the fun of Christmas for the very tempting and ble. Knowing wh ates best, it is not very muck of a task in perfecting an appealing menu. Al- low me' to suggest one which I'm sure they'll like. Here it is: Christmas Dinner Menu • Fruit cups. Roast turkey with dressing. Cranberry sauce, Mashed "potatoes. • Peas or creamed onions. Perfection salad. Pickles, nuts and celery. - Bread, butter, jelly and coffee, Mince pie and cheese. • —o- How to Prepare Turkey Wash and clean turkey well. Fill. both pockets with favorite dressing. Sew up with stout white string, Tie legs together. Season with 'salt and pepper. Placd in roasting pan.`Spread a little bacon grease over top, .Put in hat oven without water until a ni- ce brown. Then pour little water in pan. Cover) -=-baste frequently. Be sure arid coo4 turkey a long while: Colo -ed Pineapple These are m e like apple rings or blushing apples lid are served hot •or iF platter or salad: for cold as a gan net, n Method: Ma e a syrtip in a frying �etlts' worth of cinna- mon drops, a Op of sugar arida cup of water. Coo', slices of pineapple in this syrup tt ''il red. I�IJ�1'� hunt 1, nu miiailJwuiiuMluiillu'IHa�uiiwwill Webster arranging a happy folks is to set a inviting festive ta- at pleases their pal - can of pineapple. x can of sweet cherries. 2 grapefruit (ctit up). 6 oranges. 6 bananas, Cover with sugar to taste, Let stand for 2 or 3 hours in ice -box. —o'--' Doughnuts z heaping cup of sugar. Nutmeg (a little). Butter, size of a walnut. 3 eggs well beaten. z cup of milk, 3 teaspoons of baking powder. Salt. I teaspoon of vanilla.. 5 cups of flour. If batter is too thin to handle nicely, add a little more flour. Method: Mix in order given. Roll out. Fry in deep hot fat. When ser- ved sprinkle With sugar, BAKING HINTS Candied Sweet Potatoes ' 6 sweet potatoes. Butter. Sugar. Hot water. Method: Pare and parboil 6 sweet potafoes. Cut in halves lengthwise, Lay in baking `dish. Spread liberally with, butter. Sprinkle with sugar (half granulated and half brown). Add a little hot water and bake until tender. Baste often. Christmas Pies z cup of canned crushed pineapple. x cup of diced tart apples. ' cup of seeded rail ns. z tablespoon of lemon juice, 1 tablespoon of butter. a cup of sugar. Method: Mix well: Cook until thick and clear. Pour into cooked 'pastry shells. Cover with meringue and brown. —0— Meringue z egg white. 2 tablespoons of sugar. Little salt. r Vanilla. Perfect White Cake Frost -cut in cubes. Letter each cake with fed, letter. Arrange on platter so that they spell Christmas. cup butter (very smalI). x cup of pulverized sugar. cup of milk. x cup of pastry flour. Whites of 4 eggs. Vanilla. 1 heaping teaspoon of baking pow- der,, cup of flour. Method: Cream the butter and su- gar, Then add remaining ingredients in order given and mix well. Bake in 2 small square layer pans about 15 minutes. NTS SL,IA:TS' DIARY Friday—well they were a lot of xcitement around town today. Milt Greenfield witch- lives up north sum place 'he drives down here in his new Packer car and went out to the poor house to see " his pa and ma whom' has ben liveing there for sum time passed. Wile he was in there a visiting with them and Ect. why sum buddy come a long"and steels his rna- chene and they havvent herd nuthing frum it so fur. Milt sed that was his Reward for show- ing his devoshun to his perent come- ing down evry yr. Rain or stn e. Saterday—They was a ole f end of 11! s n r Mr. Gillemsup there today a vissit- ing today and.Jake and me had a lytta fun laffing at him he iitwas so funny looken. He was so Bo legged that Jake sed. he cuddent never get a job being a Trafick cop. I sed why not and he sed becui if he wood stand in, the middle of the st. people wood taik hint for a arch way an be driveing un- der him all the time. Sunday -We are tawking about tieing another today and when pa was a tawking about the Hanging gardens sum place cum to find -out Ant Emmy thot hanging Gardens was where they use to taik and Xecute criminels wit- ch was gonna get hung. Munday—Today the teecherast me .to tell all I new about sir Walter Rolly in the "Histry lesson. well all I new about 'Water Roily was that I time .he tuk off his coat for the Queen to walk on it in the mud and then they tu-1c' hint and cut dff his hed be- cuz he appeered before the Queen in his shurt sleaves. Tuesday .well ma give .pa a good anser today and it done me goods be- cuz he is all ways gi,eing her a smart anser about things. She told us that her ctizzen Ola hada unfortunite love affare. Pa sed why I that Ola got marryed Ma replyed and anszrred. Yes, She did, Weiisday---we went up to the city tonite to see a shyiw and pa tuk us all to the resterant for supper.. They sed they had fetish so •when they ast Mit Emmy what site waisted she. seen she 741, 11111111 I I I!'1111311131113111 111E111119111 11111111 aaa 55 t® III�Il1 I11 IIISI Thursday, Dercerntier'ryf. h., 1925 IlI®III�IIIUIIfl 111 Rupr,ssanatpumatatogzavanusniqopszet1 11111111 1111 1111111113111311111111113111113111: 5 55 55 55 1! I 113111E1111 111111111111111 °III Highest cash prices paid for live or dressed poultry. All live poultry must be in by December 19th. Dressed Poultry,liy Dec. 22nd. The Whyte Pali , I g Co.. Ltd. Phone 62w F. W. McAndless, Br. Mgr. 1111l111111®III®III®1111®I11111111®IIl el11®111 III II illli5llI®IllIII II11111111lllll111 i®I Ii11l1111 55 111E1111 Ii1011181lll" III 11111111111111113111111111 hri t � A N 55 55 55 55 55 5d 55 55 ii llI®III'= 11 III III .;III 111 II v"111 91II 11 111E1111 1111-+'111111111111:111551113111311113111'+IIIi111131113111 11 i. 11.3 esti, ns 0 l 6 op ling Days (:/lir stock is large and varied, and we invite your .,inspection f or as- sortment, q u a 1 ity and values. WHITE IVORY Large Assortment at better prices I1¢11111411IMI I tis 1113111311111111311131113111 III m ,r_ • PAPETERIES Very large stock from which to make your selection. A gift that is always' appreciated. RED LINE Dainty Gifts in red Boxes. CHINA Carefully selected; for Purposes FOUNTAIN PENS.. zsc to $g.00 each Christmas Card's, Tags; Seals, Gift Dressings, Leather Goods, Purses,, Hymn Books, Bibles, Testaments, Games, Dolls.T.aya etc etc. COME IN We have -Gifts that will please all. 111 .... THE. HYD ''.0 SHOP . r ST S! le all grades and sizes Electric ydrLamps nr Specially. F11r LA r IIGB,PS LOO Every lamp we h :; nolle absolutely guaran- teed d s r service and efficiency. g tCrd Bi eke' a tilities Phone 156. 9fl i1111/1rr®1♦11111111l1115ia;111l!®®®111® ®Y1 NMIZRnilla So 1 e ok the Cream alrons and Egg Poolers have I, I,.l called for )Meir IAS t,,xney Whether you have Produce to sell now or not we would soon- er you would call and get what is due you as we would like tet get the books closed before the end of the year. . Any person who delivered cream to us during July, August and September we are paying ..tc lb. butter fat extra, GRT OUR PRICES ON DRESSED POULTRY BUYERS OF CREAM, EGGS AND POULTRY 11 The Ung Wing ham a Ontario amanowermmatmatmanesonnwrnmmEnerranmenliarnmentemanstamarrerettunemattarpeamastanexammonomitionmarmunsmincurensomsmametemmni. wood tack a broyled Hassock. Pa and me laffed quietly. Thirsday was up at Gillens tonite trying to borry a book and they was haveing a little ,earl, I .herd Mrs, Gig= tell him that he was all ways behind time. She sed, Why the day we got rlfiarryed 3rou was late at the chirch. He sed. 'files t was but not> late enuiff. About then l went hotxxe.� .11