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E,�: ,� IN i'V6.,�WOWW aA - "�Len"* in -the ,country lact -he had .someone '
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11 � �,", 4w, Mwjima to be '&u en' o%# of the Ordinary.
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�) �. obacl You see', with him expiress, was holding out to be 100 t
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,� . . . . . . The years have passed and 'Mac I
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,4,1 �, ,w -,,,t Rolling up the curtain on the last I
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P bkbe first Part Of February rathei:, long act, becaiise all of them I
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g,'f,�,T I , the icy fingers � .have been faidifully spe
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�.Ili 11� ,,. '6"M .1 ed mi th(�ir vigilance for service, directly or indirectlyi of th
I ��� .1 �.. , , "fte'll On' the fourteenth day, Canadian Express Co., or ,the Grand-
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4 lss spatint, 'Jolf. . harishnesq. by a�dian National 'Railways. . � I
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�L to chill the hardiest of' ents that have happened during that 1
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" �j� ��, 11 nizant of Tudically !changed condi- 1
V "Ll'. a position and was on his tions of life and living. �
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9"i- I'll ' I rivake good. Tbe kite'hen In. this local vineyard"of labor he :
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Ug ', f9eaforth had- a double duty that Maes face was wreathed in smiles
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'!�'�* the factory OMPI&Yees' work day, it, the prophecy of one discriminating
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��Ik ck -in the earlier ,
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e,"�- tt, I of the person apprenticed, to days of his business career. I s
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f,'!'C'4� � Tniliami ,Qomerville. particular individual had made the -
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�4,, . . Xac -reported fo� work Pro tIyO'1'uh_qervatibn that eriville b a d
:.�, - gn*, Ithati anorning, and [has, been I brought to town a certain kind off
5 �"' , .. I human ,seed that would never ger- :
1� _ _ (practically 114on time" ever since.
"I Xx, ,Somerville made a miental ap- minate in this burg.
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�.. I . pTaAsement of the newcomer. I JvL,ac -has germinated and. has ger-
�"`�' 'He d,id n6t sdv much; it was not meaning of �
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r��' -t he had asked f Or, a pon
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�,� nest -looking chap, country ds of parcels, bundles pack-
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, . ed- and had been creditably; In the transaction Of business he
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. gTadina:ted :from Public school Sec- him Covered 'an in -estimable number
, � , tion No. 6., Hib�ert, a Tndle and a of miles on an ordiinary, very ordin-
�.: iprarter south of Cromarty. lary bicyele. Truth is that the bi-
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L, ffEe did not even mention that big of him on, week days.
t��:, firsit teacher was Walter TholmPSUTIi, .,He took- over the express part of
I . L_7 __., o horn he put man�y, a rdschie- the bustinew in 1911 and in 1914 add-.
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i. vOus prank; unmolested; did not let ,d the responsibility of all duties as-
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1� dt be known that his second school- pmiated vn,th the C.P.P_ telegraph
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� o 1 � master was ,Peter McNaughton, who office here. .
: straightened him out in mighty quick rHa-c is 'a Pireslbytt.erian morning,
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_ - . action a few days after his arrival; noon and Tught, day in and day:,out.
:�� ad not tell, that Reuben Jewitt wa's He is an elder in the church,
; . responsible for graduating him with treasurer, clerk of session and one of
I � . commendable standing at the age the managers. , Recently the 'Sunday
:1. of thirteen. School was without a superintend -
'111 . Mac might -have waxed eloquently ,it. Naturally it was decided to per-
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$1 over the fa)ot that he had never suado the bu+iiest iman in town to fill
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�! - , . I cornottted murder, 'had rilemer car- the vacancy.".
j:!�_ ried a gun, had never come home Mac is superintendent now. .
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tliq. drunk and disorderly, had never -On the public school board be acts
�' . known the .good or evil effects Of in the capacity of secretary and
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"' fOn these things Mac -was mum. The ScUt MemorW Hospital has
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�' , 'Ile looked him oveT. As a Mason he has gone through
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xv alone what to say. He simply start- tl�at fraternal organization.
,�, fl. ed him to woTk and he hais bf,en ,on The Oddfellows'thave honored him
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ENLARGEMENTS AS GIFIFS
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�11 . Enlargements make,just about perfect gifts for any occasion. Here are
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�, �EVERYTHING considered, snap- like a "magic lantern" or stereopti-
. . shooters are a lucky lot. As we con. The only difference is that you
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I have seen, they have the edge on use a negative film instead of a lan-
.",�l ordinary mortals in the matter of tern slide and project the image on
..., really personal, meaningful Cbiist- light-sensitive paper instead of a
-ill . mas cards. And snapshooters are silver screen. - By masking out the
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�* lucky in that they have the means undesired parts of the negative you
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1; 1; charm and value for any occasion. Any photo shop will explain this and
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X4"- . , These particular "means"..are the
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ki�,,i6: enlargements, now's the time. If you make a picture five or six times the
�� r1i � 'have a darkroom of your own, where size of the orio.nal. A sharp 21/4, x
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if��,-� . you develop and print your Own pic- 3% inch film will easily give you a
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X" " tures, one of the simple modern en- sparkling 8 x 10 inch enlargement.
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�g,�, 1� t*ally the same'pleasure—and uni- cover an entire wall of a room. But
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�`,,,,,O, formly excellent work -.out of eri- such jobs are not recommended for
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r"T, largerhents made from your films by folks such as ourselves. (Not unless
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14.0,: any regular photo finisher. you're wealthy.)
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�W,,"'oM`41' , - only a bigger, more realistic image ments--particularly if they're to be
..... . i W" ,,�� but the opportunity to selec hose pictures that
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"4�"'�.7 . ", best patt of any negative for'maglit-
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ft�fp�%'�, �g�vd�'jnlargea, as a gift. But sup- mean very much to Aunt Cynthia
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.� ,t -charm of the vidw—to welve'geen have been landscapes--
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"I i e -L � tit, that diftraet- make good pictures. BtitAf they'ke
isk i3i o:ipttO oan be d6tn- to be given as ramembrancesi, choose
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Spain -and 'Portull,ga-ll to wh re.
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vt has been, completed. . ligion.
never hear ms.name
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God in ,Christ.� From ,0eylon, Where
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obalected with a game a �poker; but
a great, open,air mission ,has been
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event of the year, we follow
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nd. hehas be6n known -to play bridge -'flllunilinated�Qrossl
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dia. , In what a variety of Ways' the
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han he have been dancing' 'two-step$ 'Witn"s
rpadel Schools, eat6
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chumlea-classes6 brotherhoods,. leper
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io(r,e familiar with an eight -hand reel. 'homes,
religious festivals, village
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Re believes4rhplicitlY in Pralyer-
bands, waysid)e ,cam1paigning, preach-
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We are of the Opinion that many ing
cyclifts, industrial traftHng.
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time in the past during summer
schools,. inalsa-Troovielivents, hospitals
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n0nths his ii.ightly prayer was -'said
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m a ,sitation-;plattfOrm truck, instead
used for the commending of the
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,k at his bedside, wh-ile waitinig for a Sarviour. � -I .
rain .to arrive tliat did not appear From the great ilAg1h road Of North- .1 � I I I
-ill after midnight. ern Indlia we are transported to China. .
;During office hours .Mac is always There are storl", in this chapter on. . -
n or out, coming or going, If China that sh6uld ,make every heart . ,.To' a GOO'd,.Star't
mu are in ,he is) Out, if You thrill with pride—pride that we have .
vre out he is in. If you are going to such aSaviour, and that it is possible � a � I
t, he �is coming flr,om it. if you are to comblend'Mm to all men. Indeed . I I
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�omling frolm it, lie is goang to it. the same can be said of every field. I I
Nevertheless, if you Want some- Here is the Spirit of ,God in action,- 0
hing ,done, that P should do, it will here are Hves being redeemed from I I
�e done, anct done on. time. darkriess and evil; here are I
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In wi,nter, whether with 'his over- es of growth in Christian ri� in. 1913- - -
5oat on or off (it is usually off), tak- grace; 'here are saints�lliving saints . . . I
ng -his size 'and appearance into con- —who bappen -to lye Nack and ,brown I !
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idderation, he is a Abysica wonder. and yellow in face. Through all the � .
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(Illis word is as ,� his hond, horror and mystery and paganism of '
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f he doesn't forget--tand he seldom Africa the light of the Gospel is sihitk.- EXPOSITOR printed forms and Business
.orgets. I ing in the lives of human.beings who I �
iSeadiorth, if it were necessary, have become "witnesses," . I
would., find difficulty in becoming ac- I wish I could recor ' d the whole of Stationery will help you. -l�. 7
aistomed to the absence of 'McKellar., my impressions, after' reading the �. .
story of the West Indies. Elere is i � .
a — great vindication, if ever ,one wag . I
11 needed, of the value ano, justification Let us I �
, " erseas %isislons. There awe go- , quote pou on: I �
seen In County Papers oinfg1vo b,e great and critical days, for I . I . -, - �
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- . Chiistianity in. these little islands, 0 LEDGER SHEETS .1 , ,
Employees AII*Get Turkey or Boniis where so many races meet and where . " . . i" I
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. EuOMOY,eels ,of the,, Go&IIA,ch Salt all the raw problems- of a new -and . ,* COUNTER CHECK BOOM
Company to the num* of more than changir�g world will bome to be -,fat- .. . I 1:
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100 were the fortunate recipients of "d- . . I . I . �
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�iandqoimie Christ;nme presents from The story bat been vironderfullly'. I I 0 LETTERHEADS .. I .. .
the firm- . About sixty of the men are told. It is at once a Tebuke to the . . I . I . I
married.' They received each a ten� .littleness of oi.ir faith that cannot 1 * ENVELOPES I I I
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see the real issues of our, ministry I I . � I
pound turkey and a day's �.ay. The � . � 6 ,V
balanc� 'of the employees, unmarried, for -the largeness of machinery andt , �c I C.kl�_e,,-y _,_�
,n ex- orga spiration to . �_Z_ ( - g,� ,_
-ceived� each a day's pay and a nization, and an in 0 SHIPPING TAGS - , - - - 1
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tra $2 in lieu of the fowl.—Goderich the souls who wait and. pray that -- - ' I I
star. ' . they imay isee the coming of the King- . * STATEMENTS , .
i Roof Of Rink Collapsed diom of our Lord. The waters, in the I I "
reservoir seem ,,slow and motionless
� The oft repeated question as ,to at tilmles, but they are , conveyed'ih . .. 0 BILL HEADS C�, . 2,�,,_,��,e,,,�
whether the Exeter rink would open I,fe-giving streams to everyone that 11 __ I
this winter was definitely settled oh thirstieth. No Church need despair 0 RECEIPTS : . " .
Sunday afternoon with the collapse or doubt or delay that has. such a . . I I 11 .
of a large portion of the large steel p;cture of streaming grace to con- . I
structure. About two o'clock Sunday tempiate. I . .. 0 -BUSINESS FORMS ' i_Z � - I -
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afternoon residents near the rink - Robert K. Speeding- . I r - - ,�_ , ,W--' S_J�i:_ L
heard a loud crash as the roof gave 0. . - 0 COPY PAPER (� , (/1 - I
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way. The front ... Wall was left stand- . . , .,--- -_ __�
Ing but nearly one half of the front Epic Of the Canned Tomato I � esl"&��. , 14
part of � the circular dome caved in. The change.in pub,16c opinion 'With ,, PHONE 41—REPLENISH YOUR. SUPPLIES NOW.
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The rink has been candemned for regard to the fashions in food is well . .
some time and danger signs were exeTr6plifled by the tomarto, Not so '
posited orn the outside. This is the many years ago the tom.fat-o was an
�Iecond time that thiis same P')'-t'on ol,ject of stiopicion; to -day cantned I
of'.'the rink has caved in. Several THE HU
years ago it gave way and, was again tomatoes and tomato produ,cts cOn- . I . �
built up. There is a suggestion Of sti,tute the largest. of Canlada's can- , � I
, . packs. Indeed, the story of the Established 1860 1
c�e-ariiig away th-e debris and an open ne"ry I .
canned tomato is One of the epics of . I .
rink being fixed up for the winter.— Canadian trade. Ten years, ago it
Exeter Tim,es-Advocate. was one of the leasit important of . MeLEAN BROS., PUBLISHERS 1. .
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9ilver Wedding. Anniversary the fbod commodiffies sieni abroad -by , I
On M�on,day, DecerAber 17th, a hap- C-�nada.. By 1927 the- export of Can- .
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and Mrs., Frank Harburn of Crofm-
Is nc coT, dered a Tr,.-ri P1111. 0
arty, when they entertained their
brothers, sisters and a few friends to
-pounds. In 1934 rl,?arly '(10,0"."r) I
pounds were exported to tlii-'----)r- f7, -e ara not suggesting that pas�-
useU in 1933. The weight of the cat- pting conditions have further asisist-
a splendid fowl dinner, in celebration
difflerent countries, ei-libe -f ,--",;-'- t,e-,:,-';zat:on should be used to cover
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,tle bides in all amounted to 63,8677- ed in im(pr,oving the general situation.
of their'silver wedding anniversary.
are British. Th -e British, Isles alo-n,� up 6:rty Tdilk; im-deed', -we are much
took 9,000,000 pounds. Ontario, Que- opposed.bo this. It is only clean milk
012 pounds; that of calf and- kip ImpToved quality int the product re -
skins. to 12,510,117 pounds, and ithat sulting from ad1raneed knowledge of
The family of five boys and ,three
girls were pres-ent on ihis glad. occa-
be,c and Brlitish Columbia are the which should be pasteurized for hu-
of pickled sheep skins to 3,621,30-3. poultry nutrition, improved inesthods
sion, with one grandson, and all ex-
provinces in which the coimmericial man consumption. Clean milk is de-
Year by year, more Canada -an cattle of handling, -and grading of the pro -
tended congratulations on the attain-
production Of tomatoes for canning sirable but merely clean milk is not
bidles are bleing saved to the farmer duct,,have stimulated home consump-
ment of this joyous event. R,ev. F.
purposes and fresh sale is of great- safe mlilk; t* lintake it Isafei, milk
through the efforts of the Dominion, tiori untffi to-dary Canada stands pre -
L. Harburn of Buffalo made an ef-
est importance. The total acreage is must be pasteurized or boiledi. Never
provincial and local agricultural au- eminently -the greatest consumer Of
ficient toastmaster and Re-%,. James
approximately 20,000 acres. A de- take a chance ,on mdlk, for one glass
thorities in stamping out the ravag- ,eggs per capU of any country in the
Reidie, their pastor, and Mr James
,Dendable cannery demand, even of raw mi.qk may be -the one which
es- of warvIe flies and other pesits. world. In spite of what ,has already
Hill made bnef speeches of a* huxnoT-
�hough this demand varies, is also of will do you harm.
In 1933 there was an. increase bath in been done in connecti6n- with many
ous character. During the afternoon
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storie�s ,of old times were recalled. and
importance to those ,growers produc- . -
Ing for the fresh rvegetable mark -et. .
the amount of bides and skins used, phases of the poultry industry, Talany
and the price paid for them by pound, problems still remain t6 be dealt with
a pleasant social time isiperyt.—Mitchell
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— Left -Over Meats
but as the result Of an extensive sur- in placing it on the molst satisfac-
A(hrocate. I I
Safe Milk . . .
vey by the National Research Coun- tory and successful basis from a coin-
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In arranging meals, in, the 'home,
cil it was found "at -the very.`mini- niercial and economical standpoint.
Blizzard Paralyses Traffic
From -time to time, we read or hear particularly during �he festive sea-
mum fifty per cent. of all'Canadiian � , . I
The long delayed blizzard to which
questions as to the value��f 'Milk a's son, it is not always possible to pre-
hi6es taken orff in 1930 were damaged I 0
Western Ontario had looked foi�ward
a food, and con,perning the effects of vent 9- considerable portion of ' meat
by open or healed grub holes, and on '
Macaroni '.
'with some direa,d, sweipt down from
,heating on its fooa. value, It is, being left over. These left -overs, far
this b6isis Canadian hidles were worth .Canadian
the north on WMnes&y in-orn.ing to
,strange that those who oppose the from ',being a ,waste, can be made in-
$709,000 less in finished leather in Canada is one Of the countries of
tie up motor traffic and isolate farMIS
pasteurization of milk on the g -rounds 'to a great variety of tasty and whole-
the yeaT."
the world peculiarly -able to� manu-
irtbrOughouit( the airem Motor cans,
that heating aariges and destroys it, so(me, dishes with the expenditure of
- facture macarom, thaulm to her ex -
stalled in the snow at the sides 01
Xbod value have no qu�&I,ms, a,lyout only a little time and, trouble. Bones
—
" cellent Durum wheat crops. Once
the roads and in drifts which piled
up when the cuts began to fill, form-
eating bacon and eggs, roast beef, from roasts -and steaks should be ut-
bodled potatoes bread, or name ilized in malcing soup and stock. Sur-
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Ca nadian Poultry Advance upon a.time sunny Italy was, the one
ed a fringe for the highways, some
,, pie,,to
but SoTne of the cooked foods we plus gTavy and the liquid from stews
I . 9,nd only producer of nia,caroni and
In recent years Canada has forged' its fame spread to all countries, In
buridreds of cars coming to grief in
all sectioirs. Snow began fallint.
�om,mpnly, use. may also be used' for sGuips. 'A few
Those who believe in Of the uses which can be made of
to the frort in poultry ,production the �eightieeiitb� century, some young
'Italy
early in the morning with mild tem�
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pasteurized
milk are not simply making , state- left-*etr mieals are: Croqueftes—
and is now one of the leading coun- Englishm4m after a visit to
in quai,tity and qualitT of pro- waxed so enthusiastic otver macaroni
peratures. The wind freshening, the
1 began to drift and by noon all
MOW
ment which they expect to be accept- ,any 4dind of ground,beef, one part
ed without proof. The most convine- mashed potatoes, or rice and egg,
.tries
duction psr unit,- This development that they former a .Macaroni Club,
ea�t and west roads, already icy from
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ing proof is not b6 be found in the mixed with gravy, stock or white
cannot �e attributed definitely to any one of the members of which Was
0110 factor or of factor3 but I s jam F '
Chaye es ox, the statesman.
previous rain, and lig(hits, fells, were
f tie l'ing of animals, instructive a, that sauce, and fried in deep fat. 11a;sb
, group
rath.er to a general progrant of DO- But the glory, ,to a considerable ex -
almost impasmable. The velocity Of
the wind increased until by mddaf-
is, but rather in the eff,ect which th�e two partv of any kind of ground, beef
use of milk -has had * and one part of mashed or chi
miniort, provincial and institutional tent bas dep�arted from Italy, Many
"Sci6ndli-c
ternoon a sixty -mile grale carry
Us
pasteurized
. IT' poldatoes. Stevo---cold roast beef,
- cities and towns where it has e�
� -be
work, Agriculture' points countries -now make macaroni, Can-
out. The research and experimental ad,a alone having sixteen establish -
ii, f drifting
ing an almost .*lid Q_'heet
snow, added to by occasional falls, a-
steak, and other PaTts may used
used,over a period of years. It Is in ,
in stews instead of fresh meat. Or
work along the various branches of ments engaged in its imidnufacture in
cross the roads. To one traveller it
,such places that indlik-borne. epidemics
i -.ave -disappeared, surrviner diarrhoeaq the Inveat may be cubed and reheated
the industry haw continually inclined 1933, In. that year, the total Palo -
was like a white river, a hundred
of ,children ,,, muc:h fewer, and -bov- in grarvy or white sauce. Beef pie,
to lower production costs, removing duction amounted to nearly 27,000,i-
mdleis acrosis, flowing sbeadiGy down
ine tuberculosis in children is un- 7ibh stew -as a basis, put the melat
MRUY of the hazards which confront 000 1poundg, close on 3,000,000 of
from tb�d north at tremendous speed.
known. ., " ,in a baking dish and coverwith b,k-
the poultryman, andhave enabled him- which went to the British Wes, winfle
4iGoderich Star. .
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With regard to, the nutritional va- ing powdler lbis�ouits cut ,about one
'compa'red
to carry on, even at lower prices- for 1,000,000 pounds went to seven other
his 1p,rbdiuct1s._ The introduction of diff4rent countifies, Jrom Newfoun&
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Be ver - Dearing
lue of pasteurized milk as in diamieter " Mirim,di-beef- on
'rich cold '
ith 4sts tcoastohlop ' beef, heat mi gravy,
ing and better organized, mark- lan(i to Japan I
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At Trivitt, Memorial �ectory, Exe-
rria a
vv the raw product, many
have been made. The conclusioli ex- and serve on toast. Escalloped beef'
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pfressed by an eminemif' authority at —cut beef in,cubes, mix with gravy,
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DON'T RISK BAKING FAILURES
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Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dearing, of
Stephen, to Morris R. M., son of Mr,
the recent -meeting of the American an1d place in, baking dish with alter-
Public 'Health Association Wa Ahat nate 'llwyers of bo1ed rice or dregs-
and Mm. Harry Beaver of Step1hen.
"There is no convincing evideni I �bat ing. Cwer with bread crumbs and,
. brown, Shwriberd's -nie—same as beef
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The cererniony was performed by Rev. raw map"ven if it ,were sale, is su- .
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M, A. Hunt. The young couple will perior to -pasteurized milk in indfant pie, ei that the cover is made of I .
reiside in Stephienw-�urich Herald . feeding. Pasteurized imilk is probabiw mashed potatoes instead of biscuits. I -rVIAM
. ly !better 1.s -ince it is more earsily,,di- - I LESS .1, %��?!!��:::�.'..j, .
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pasteurized inallk, ,and there is, Uie ILO W .:-:.,.i.:"�n�9:ii!1,f*,, .ii�i.;..,:.:�.:.;:���.11.;.;.-"�;-;�.v4��.:.-
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iintmemurable' � ,a-,-;.,-..
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No one eam tell by.7100kinig at milk Iike leather" might appropriately be � ,`��::iii:�iiiii��.�,R-1: wj'�",
, � ...1.111. _:;::::�.AP,i;!::1.:; -
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. 11 1 61 - is, mfe. No one used by Canadian agTiculture which . ;�!,: ,�,�%;;;:,; ....
I � . I iiii�i�*i, , �g , ,:i�iii�:�..�.,'.-'-,',,�.;.;.;;,.,.:.'I
whether 6T not it I 'X_ ,�;".:::�.;*::;;:;�,..,,�.,;-;-�i!ii,�iii� . .
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can tell ,by the taste of milk whether in' 1993 supplied 88 taiam'ries in. the " ir,�,�K*i*,'.*� .- "1:1.:;:4::�2:
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' with hioes and Mcins to:be �:..:-';., I
Or not 4iseasie,'germs a -Te present. But Dominion �ii�Vi�i�` ii%':*
. 'kes a , .1 `� ii?"'-i�;� `1*xNffl
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� when nillE is pwteuriz4 you know -turned ailto leefhdr for bqots, shops I . L, .I... %<--`)*i*:k
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. . fhati it is safe.becaiW thle heat used harnoiiss, glovies, coaitis�- tmvks hand� ,etect cak 1 lw��` Ml��,.,�
is sufficient to kill the geirms.of dis� lbagA pocket Woki"aAad ;iatent ileathe"r. 11:1 "i.."I
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, ease which linjay Uwe fp4nd their way With referenieA to the last mient - . I . I
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