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BRAESIDE BRAND FINEST C EAMERY.
YOU WILL NEED THE FINEST
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CHRISTMAS AND WE FULLY
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Excellence Dates pkg. 10c
Choice read Dates Ib. 23c
TALE FIGS s lb. 25c
Seedless Raisins 2 lbs. 27c
Bowies Almond Icing 43c
Maraschino Cherries 15c
Package Icings 2 for 25c
ICINr SVGA i'' 3 lbs. 25c
FRUIT
Ib. Mkt. Yellow Sugar 14c
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31 M. BOX CHOCOLATES 99c
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BRAZILS 291b.
ALMONDS 25%.
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THYME, SAGE, Etc.
A Cup of Dominion Stores' Tea will
improve the Xmas Festivities
TIIE WINCDUM ADVANCE -TIMES,
Published at
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Every Thursday Morning
Subscription rates—One year $2.00.
Six months $x.00, in advance.
Advertising rates" on application.
Advertisements without specific di-
rections will be inserted until forbid
and charged accordingly.
Changes for contract advertisements
be in the office by noon, Monday. ;v
Cranberries Inake a cheap pretty trim.'
Holly wreaths hung outside of win-
dows keep fresh mach longer than 1
when hung inside.
Artificial trimmings are pretty and
economical. When put away care-
fully they wjll last a good many years
Such as small Christmas trees, cherr-
ies poinsettias, holly.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS
FOR DECEMBER
Place Cards
One can always buy pretty place
cards, but very nice ones can be made
with little trouble or_,expense. It is
easy to make 'Santa Claus . place
cards, stocking place cards and Star i
place cards. Use parts of Christmas
souvenir postal cards. Cut out ad-
vertisements pertaining to Christmas
—co:wr and paste on plain cards of
desired shapes.
COOKING HINTS
Cranberry Hint
When cooking cranberries add a
'thin slice of apple to each pint of
cranberries. This will take the bit-
terness away without interference
!with the tartness.
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Grapefruit, Cocktail
5 cups of stock the meat was
cooked in.
Vernon 'Soaked in hot water,
Belt-
! Method:—Cover meat and suet with
boiling water and cook until tender.
Chop meat. Chop apples and add to
Imeat. Then add sugar, cider, raisins,
icurrants, citron, suet and stock. .,Heat
'gradually and cook slowl.ly for 2
'hours. Then addjuices and spices.
'Put in large crock and cover, A
'small quantity can be made. A jar
of mince meat prettily decorated Ma-
kes a very nice Christmas present.
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Ginger Cookie Men
3 cups of` flour.
3 teaspoons of baking powder.
513 teaspoon of salt.
I teaspoon of ginger.
113 cup of shortening.
213 cup of molasses.
xis cup of brown sugar.
regg.
Method:—Sift flout, baking powder,
salt and ginger together. Mix mo-
lasses, egg, melted shortening and su-
gar together. 'Add the dry—ingredi-
ents, This makes a soft dough,
Shape in form of teen, animals or
plain cookies. Bake in a moderate
oven 50 to . 55 minutes. , Grease pan.
Use cloves, rice orcurrantsfor eyes
and buttons:
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Metal containers should be used
for ashes. This is to insure safety
'as ashes should be removed from the
ash pit as soon as the fire is shaken,
If ashes are allowed to cool in the pit
it is very apt to destroy the grate
'where there' is too much of an accu-
mulation.
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John. Gilbert.
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picture.....Half man, half brute.
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COOKING HINTS
Cabbage! Pineapple Salad
xi: cups of grated cabbage.
x
cup of chopped pineapple.
} cup of chopped celery.
cup of chopped almonds.
Method: -Mix altogether and serve
with a fruit salad dressing.
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- Pork Chops
Dip each chop in beaten egg. Roll
each chop in corn flakes. Place in
roasting pan, Put a slice of onion on
each chop. Put in oven and bake un-
til done.
Ginger Marmalade Sandwiches
Cut up preserved ginger in small
pieces. Mix well with orange mrna-
lade. Spread thin slices of bread with
butter. Spread ginger marmalade mix-
ture on this and form as sandwiches:
BAKING HINTS
Date Bread
pound of English walnuts or
x cup of halved walnuts.
x package of dates.'
x cup of flour.,
.2 teaspoons of baking powder.
Salt.
h cup' of sugar.
2 eggs the jury, the witness fees, stenograp-
Method:—Mix flour, baking powder ,her's fees and constables' services. In
and salt. Sift well. Mix with nuts 1920 the cost of administration of jus -
and dates. Add sugar and mix again, tice in this county was $12,252.25,
By Betty Webster
Christmas Gifts
With Christmas not many days
away, X suppose most of you fo ks
are busy listing what you're going to.
:get for Uncle John, Aunt Kate, the
youngsters and others who are near
and dear to you. Save yourself some
time in planning. Keep a good note-
book handy and, as Gift suggestions
come to mind, jot them down: Then
—whether the . Gift is home-made or
bought—wrap it as soon as you have
it . ready at hand.
Make your, Gifts individual --some-
thing you know the recipient has' per-
sonai desire for—sotnething you lctnow.
she or he wilt appreciate not only for
its worth, but for the true Christmas
spirit in which. it is given,
Take care in selecting Children's
Gifts, Far better to make tlrezn con-
structive rather than destructive gifts.
And as well nigh unbreakableas:pos-
sible--so that the chi(klrcn may Tinct
delight in them fora long time to.
come,
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Christmas DecOratiorts
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and.mistilooe, pretty .candies,
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silver : "tar's, pninseitia i.
Line sherbert glasses with lettuce
leaves. Skin and cut up grapefruit.
Fill glasses with cut up grapefruit.
Sprinkle grapefruit with sugar: Add
z teaspoon of maraschino cherry juice
to each cocktail. Top each glass with
a cherry.
Cranberry Apple Sauce
x cup of ground apples,
x cup of sugar.
5 cup of chopped cranberries.
14fethod. Mix well. Serve uncook-
ed, with;' treats,
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Stuffed Dates.•
These are always a good addition
to a Christmas candy box. Stuff
them with nuts, prunes, orange mar-
malade off. fondant.
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Delicious Mince Pleat
4 pounds of lean beef.
2 pounds of beef suet,
Applies twice as touch as meat.
3 pounds of sugar,
2 quarts of cider.
4 pounds of seeded raisins.
3 pounds of currants.
to pound of citron.
5 quart;: of trickle juice:
x table, Poon of cinnamon.
1 table} poot'i of powdered clove.
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To Clean 'Small Pieces of Velvet
Fill the tea kettle with Water. Let
water boil strenuously until steam
escapes: Tie piece of muslin over the
spout, Pass pieces of velvet through
this steam and they will be freshened
almost like new.
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judge grapefruit by its weight, The
heaviest' ones are the juiciest.
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How to Iluy, Cucumbers
Medium sized cxetunbcrs are us-
ually the best as the 'large ones are
not generally very tender.
flow to, Buy Potatoes
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choose too large potatoes
hour. They, will be puffed up and
firm. Serve with whipped or plain
cieatn,
(Copyright, 1925, by The Bonnet -
Brown Corporation, Chicago).
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The December session of the Huron
county council opened on Tuesday
afternoon, Dec. ist„ the Warden in
the chair and members all present. ,
A conuuunication from the Ontario
Motor League with reference to the
county passing a bylaw to compel all
vehicles to Farry lights at night 'on
our highways, was=referred to the spe-
cial committee.
A stateinent from the Education
Department of the grants. to Huron
County, continuation schools was fil-
ed. The grants'. were as follows:
Blyth, $894.77; Brussels, $888.8o;
Wroxeter, $868.85; Fordwich (No.
17 Howick), $817.95; Hensall, $85a.
The following sums were asked
for, as per statute, for maintenance
of County of Huron pupils at London
Collegiates: Central Collegiate, $225.-
38; South London Collegiate, $74.58;
London Technical School, $12,45; tot
al,. $312.45.
The Departmental grants to the
various High Schools hi the County
are as 'follows: Wingham, $1,41o,67;
Seaforth, $1,6o4.5o; Clinton, '$1,475;
Exeter, $1,448.39; Goderich, $x,818,5o.
Claimssv':for damages sustained: on
county nighways were received' from
Messrs. I. R. Carling, Exeter; I'fc-
Nay, Wawanosh; M. W. Howell,
Goderich, and .Xobert Stewart, and
were sent to the Good Roads Com-
mission.
The latest list for November, of
Huron County beneficiaries, under
the Mothers'. Allowance Act; shows
44 persons. receiving the allowance,
with a totalcllargeable to the county
of $7r2.5o, being 5o per cent. of the
total received. The monthly pay-
ments average•about the same and
represent an expenditure for the
whole year of about $4,5oo for the
county.
During the recess the work of re-
wiring the court house was complet-
ed, the tender, with extras, amount-
ing .to $729.
Mrs. Griffin is still making `claim
for consideration for salary she
claims is due her as jail matron.
'A communication from the turnkey
at the jail asked for the providing of
some rooms in the jailor some mone-
tary consideration in lieu ''thereof.
The clerk read:an explanation of
the chief causes of the increase in the
cost of the administration of justice
in the county and presented figures to
show that the increase was chiefly
due to increased cost in four branches,
Add the yolks of/eggs beaten slight-
ly. Add the whites of 'eggs well bea-
ten. Bake in ' 3 half -pound _baking
powder cans. Grease well, Bake 45
minutes.
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Creamed dried beef and baked po-
tatoes make a tasty, cheap and sub-
stantial meal..
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A General discussion took place
witliiyreference, to the special levies
made on certain municipalities to
equalize the highway expenditure,- but
the matter was' postponed to a• later
session.,
Mr. Klopp brought up the natter
of hospital grants and suggested that
these grants should be distributed ov-
er the county to include small private
hospitals. The matter was left over
for next year's council.
Mr, Weston asked, for information
with reference to any action by the
Good Road Commission as to the
Bayfield hill on the south side of the
bridge. Chairman McQuaid said a
retaining wall .might have to be built.
Mr. Weston also asked for infor-
niation as to any action that had been
taken as to Bayfield bridge, and the
chairman replied that, while the brid-
ge was narrow, there 'were other pla
ces on the sari" road which needed:
more immediate attention.
A motion fora grant of $5o to the
Exeter Junior Farmers' Plowmen's
Association was sent to the executive
committee.
The council then adjourned, to
meet on Wednesday morning at g
o'clock.
The Sedorth Memorial Hospital
reported 236 patients under treatment
during the year ending Sept. 3oth.,
x925, 20 births; 4 deaths, $7,346.89 re-
ceived from patients, 90 major opera-
tions,, 59 minor operations, znaintenan=
ce account $8,104.73.
Clinton Public Hospital reported
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maintenance account $11,943.99. report .of the work done during the
jailer Reynolds reported 44 prix- I pest . year. He. thought it would be
oners committed during the past six advisable for the county to recom-
months, 25 for breach of the O.T.A.'tnend.the Province to' take over the
6 for theft,; for assault, 2 for for -1 Blue 'Water Highway as a Provincial
fiery, 2 for breaking and entering, 2 Highway. `r,
as insane, i for robbery, 1 in default 1 Some discussion took place with re
in paymentg of fine, s for carryin:ference to matters referred to in the
weapon, x for attempted suicide, and report (particularly with reference to
x for desertion. Cost of daily rations connecting links, through villages and
per inmate 12 cents. !towns and the Saltford hill.
Moved by Messrs. Geiger . and I Mr. Middleton thought the London
Munnings that a grant of $Too heiRoad would better serve the county
made to the Beck Memorial Fund of than the Lake] Shore road as a 11'467.
Ontario in behalf of the Alexandra Ivincial Highway. •
Sanitarium,—Sent, to executive conn- The Good Roads Cohunission made
tnittee.
$5,768,8,3 received from patients, st1aztx-,
?i tenance account, $8,345.87.
u c Winghatn Genera] Hospital report -
cd 258 patients admitted 'during the
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lwil Figs, Cranberries, Candies, etc., x1 deaths, during same period, $8,
etc, 342.25 received from patients metro-
a 55 Goderich • Marine and General Hos-
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The report of the inspector of the ty System and on the progress. of
House of Refuge for the year "ended work on the various roads.- As to
November. 3oth, showed` 6xo inmates claims for ,damages on county roads
admitted since the opening of the they recommended no action as to A.
House, 89 inmates i n.,the House Dec, W. Perry's . claim, M. W. Howell's.
1st„ 1925, of whom 46 were males and claim, A. M. Smith's claim, Robert
43 females. Total expenditure on hou-
se and farm $xo,712.8o, of which capi-
tal account and permanent improve-
naents accounted for $986.84. Produce
sold during 1925, $986.84. Received
from paying inmates, $2,693.37, Gov-
ernment grant, $1,462.40. Amount
expended for support of inmates
$5,547.99. Average expense per in-
itiate per day i6tc.
Moved by Messrs. Geiger and Ken-
nedy that the county engineer put up
danger signal at the Kippen Crossing,
London road.—Sent to Good Roads
Commission.
Moved by Messrs: Johnston and
(;Gabbard that the county engineer
furnisheach a li reeve with a statement
of amounts expended on the Good
Roads system up to Dec,, 425, in ea-
ch municipality,. before Dec, aoth.—
Car ried.
Moved by 1vlessrs, A. E. Johnston
antl`Munnhigs ' that the Provincial
Legislature be asked to amend the.
statutes, so that indigents suffering
from tubercular troubles will be class:
ed as wardsof the county instead of
the minor municipalities --Sent to the
special committee,
On Wednesday - morning County
Engineer Patterson gave a verbal
Stewart's claim, -P, R. McNay's ciairli,'
Wm. Baillie's claim or John T. Stor
eyes charm.
Owing to abnormal weather condi-
tions the grading .and gravelling in
many instances on our county road
program is unfinished bttt practical-
ly all bridge and culvert work is.
completed and with more favorable
weather conditions it was hoped all
grading and gravelling in the estitna
ates would be ,completed before the
end of the year.
The committee also dealt with,
some accounts; recommend"ed the
passing of motion of Messrs, Geiger
and Kennedy for the placing of dan-
gersigns at road crossing at Kippen
on road No. x;, recommended. the
payiinent of ,$x,soo to • the town of
Clinton and $5400 to the village of
Brussels as per agreement for work
on connecting links; recommended
the payment .of claim of Messrs. I.
lie. Johnston and T. Sullivan for cornu
pensation for repairs made to ttrwn-
ship P'road, and recommended re.
county tractors which have been in.
use six to eight years and are now
getting into a Condition where they
will treed expensive repairs or rc-•
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