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THURSDAY, JULY 444. 19'29 THE GODERICH STAR
, invitetwn to hal the next imam*.
Ilia IN light $ide INe rhood News Nuggets autietiog there
loplerosnpail wlii)stot A4o.qt.est turtr, Iltta
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Picked From Our EXClialigeS1 nglish ehina ing was dotted 'by the emitter uf the
, Material Anthem,
hr Two Tsars
The Loodesbore ihrenell eercee
Mrs. Hairy Ceattliar, l'essiciat ; moat appetiaing meals and at the
!tailbone Oat, writecre---"I aufferea . ,.
Alio gave the addreea ea wetcome
noon hour the reeve of Thattett town,
New 'Rector Appointedvoutegeet daughter et Fred fee Prowse
e tow a ietitt in my nett side for two 11/44 CA°41 11441 I which wits milted hY Mt*. WilInt*
Oen
9 ueedall Lie& of medicine watch did
very little Aped. I wits thee a.dvieed to
tiat your marvellous
NIIIILIIIURN'S
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I tried them and after usittg the first vial
I beve never felt a pain is my aside einem.
I eat never a day without baring some.
Leca-Liver Pills m My home."
" halftime' Lau -Liar Pills are 23 mem '
a vial at ell druggiets or dealers, or moiled
died on receipt of pram by The T.
Milburn Co, Ltd., Tomato, Out.
I,EAL CARDS
F.
11. DAltROW.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notare Pelle Eto
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Phone 0SP.c.grace, TheSivare°,Tderich.
BENESat M. LEE
Barcister and .Solicitor
Stan Life Bldg., Adelaide ataaVictoria
Teleahone: Elgin 5301
•Tomato 2, .
TaUDLEYE 1101,MES.
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nor Mee, _Solicitor, Wotan'
• P 110, tallattlancer, ate.
PHONE 27 IIAMILrote aTREBT.
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Tee Rev. ae G. Rickard, L. The, et ;Divine street, became tee nritie
*Waterford, has accepted the parish Vilitain Bates Of Samba fotateatt?
of St, John's t'hurch. Brussele, atul htf Sit:littoral, Rev. I. Itt. °mite ott
St, Geortetas thereite 'Walten, and fielated.
takes cheese August let The Late Mr. John Bell
Teacheritaged Mr. John Bell died Wedgy morn
M. Gordon Koch, BiA., of Stratt ing of tot week at his home on An -
fora, bee been eugaged as science drew street, Exeter. Ile was in Me
teaeher ;et the Exeter High School tonal good health until a few weeks
and Miss Margaret Grabant, B. A., of ego, when he suffered a heart attack.
Hamilton, has been engaged ti teat He was in. his 9 -4th year. The de-
cberu Englieb. ceased was acorn nt Rippen, in Steele
A Sneak Thief ingslare, 'Scotland, and eame o this;
while reeeabete ta the ratted :emery with bis aarents, in 1836.
aura eheir, Brussels, were in their. 113aatRottle4timPbe1t
places in the their loft on Sundott St. Paul's Anglican church, Wing
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Morning, et sneak thief went up into ham, was the seen e of a very pretty
the choir room and extracted a watela and interesting event on Wednesffity,
and ebain &from the coat i one of June 26th, at high noon, when the
the singers. • •reetore Rev. F. W. Schafter united
A Temporary Appointment in holy bonds of mittrimo4, Mar -
At a meeting held on Tuesday eve-, garet Jane Carephelt, daughter et
ning of last week the Pulite Utilities 311's. Sidney cantata; of colx0o0; to
Commission of Clinton appeinted Mr. Mr. George Ilawthorae, of 'Wing -ham.
A. E. Rumbell to the potation oe Death of Mrs. Malcolm lticEwen
superinterdent .position left vac- The death °taunted „eatanley
au the ea townshp on r ay night,June
a period of four months un, probation. 22nd, of .Ann Forsythe, widow of also, the treasurers report was given.
Death of Mrs. Mary Christie ItIaleolm McLaren, in her eighty -40th Branch reports were given ns follow
The 'death took. Plaee in Exeter op, year. She is survived by a family of by the secretaries of the various
Mika& Phatteraa
We have been appointed
sole Ckoderich agents for this
highlrade China and itave
just received a large import
order,
' man zof Blyth, •
Thi wee. eoasidered eve of the
1 twat sueseseful district renuel on
We welcome comparison
in price with city stores and
large catalogue houses.
011**0104,04.
E. C. RORER
ventione ever held,
HINTS FOR HOMEBODIES ,I
(By Jessie Allen Brown;
;Shortly after writing about beiline,
eggs I teas *unused at a la year old
girl's attempts. She le nee a dumb
girl either hut quite intelligent. The
first thing sae did was' to put thh ;
eggs into water which woe not deep
enough us it only about epaf eovered
them. She boiled thent Med for 4
minutes then turned 'off the easand
left the e gs the hot water ;until
it was time to eat them and of CeurSe
MOHO SilKilAlfeso4 JEWELLER they were overcooked. The next dae
GODIRICH she did not make thee -negate but
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she cooked them several minutes too
•aeon and the beat Of the egg coati*,
eaa " • —74 -:"/L -Mir ued to cook them. and again they
were overcooked. That same day elle
branch led in prayer.
eThe minutes of the last annual cooked eggs for 8 minutes to hard
meeting were read ay the Secretaary, boil them and instead of being barct-
toiled they were witty and in their
most indigestible condition. The on-
ly encouraging thing about It la that
she does .not make the same mistake
twig°.
Void
ITo usgthings as they come :a sea- . „
$0n is one of the watchwores of Weise
hold economy. Foods which are in
season are always cheapest 'ftt
their best for flavor. 'The season for '
veal and la•mb has arrived arid they
prove a *welcome change. Veal is to
be had the year round in larger plat
cos but in most smaller places there
is an endless monotony of (beef and
'pork.
•
Veal and lamb are immature meats
end must be eaten shortly after kil-
ling whereas beef and muttan are
mature meats and improve With 'hang
intr. Both veal and lamb should be
thoroughly cooked while the mature
meats may be eaten rare As veal
is cut from a .tender young animal
you would expect it to be easy to
digest but it is more difficult to de,
gest than beef. The fat of mutton
or lamb is barder to digest than the
fat of beef. However utlese ane
has very weak digestive powers any
of them should be easy enough.
- Appearance -of Veal- • —
Young veal should have tank flesh
and the fat should be white. Veal
has very little fat and is apt to be
dry if fat is not added when neves-
sary. Butter or fat perk are the fats
• usually used. Pork semis to mix
well with veal but of course it is best
to- have -sufficient Yealefatettself. •
A fillet Of veal is eonsidered the
hest roaet ' This is a thick cut from
the middle the leg. Have the
• butcher bone it and you wilt 'have
good space to 1111 with dreseing. A •
in.the penile of Ille, James Ni esh,oulder. root may be' dressed too
widow and• a family of thr e sons done their bit to comfott those to and it runs a or 10 (cents a /b. clwapee
Monday, .Iune 24th, ;of' Mrs. Charles 'at: Mrs. A. Stewart and ales. a. ianches
Obrtshe; aged 81 years and 10. ,„,°E° sveaan,o0;
ot Churchill; Walt on the
Kt eY, - t li
months. One son and one daughter Me
Ewen,
: Ur. C. W. Christie, homestead; Stanley, Mrs. E. Y. Mc -
Stephen, and mid Mrs.' Ra, ceit.tetst 4.te;(4. utLarbetatHeritall, and Mrs. Will Spear,
Death of Mrs. Isaac Walker
Receive Injuries
Mr, George -Cook, Victoria street 'The -death occurred MondaYe June
Auburn, 45 naWebere, total receipt
$195,88; Blyth, 51 members, total re-
ee PM: $470.31; Belgrave, 39 mem.
rs, al29.40; Clinton, 1'2 utentbers,
to • 1 receipts $569.44; • Dungsranon,
1 members, total receipts, $322.80;
G • exich, 68 Intimaters, total reeelptif
$• 38.64; Mitten, 18 members, total
eiPtei 418656 ; LondeshOro, 91
mbers, total receipts, 5360.09; St.
stiller 28 members, total 'Tot
, $187,49; St. Helens, 88 mem-
• a, total receipts $150.49; Wing -
m, 86 members, total receipts,
26,01. •
Clinton, had the mistbrEane :o era*. 24th, at her Thome on Leopold street, r
tare his leg while at work at ehe we/wham of Hanna C. Lever, wife of
Doherty altos the other data allet Isaac Walker in her 51ast year. Mrs
SPECIALIST,.
Mr. J. Mahitiffy fell from a step at his Walker had been in poor health for -tte
home recently and sustained a frac-, several years and for the past six e°
Bn.
F. It. FOI1S1'ER.
EYE, EAll, NOSH, THROAT
Vete House .Sprgeon, New York' Ophe
unload and Aural Hoceetal, assistant at
afoorenelda Eye Hospital end Golden
Square Throat Hospital, London, Eng.
5a Waterloo St., S. Stretford. Tele-
phone 267,
At Hotel Bedford, Goderteh the
evening third Monday of each month
ant the following clay, Tuesday, at 1
p.m.
• DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER.
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS'
THERAPIST, GODERIIGHt
u ipped with electro -magnetic
lafs. Electronic electric treatments
•teed--chiropractle. Chronic, organic
• and nervous diseases. 'lady in at-.
tendance. Office hours 2 to 5, and 7
to 9 ptin., excepting Monday and
Thursday and by appointment.
A. N. ATKINSON, residence and
office, corner of South street and Bri-
tannia road. 'Phone fell,
AUCTIONEERING-2
• tuft of the arm. • mouthsehe had been confined to her
•• Death of Mrs. Hunt bed. Surviving are tier husband,
hp
THOMAS GUNDRY & SON. •
Live Stock and General Auctioneers.
' Eaten Arco Goderleb.
Sales made everywhere and all efforte
made to give you satisfaction.
Farmers Salelietes.discodated.
Phone. tile • e •
17(eaSLWY W. FISHER, AUCTIONEER.
conduct sales anywhere.
• My terms are -reasonable atut I will tiy.
and give satisfaotion.
Phone Catices, 1314, Or address R. B.
.. Code -Men
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NOTARY PUBLIC. ETC.
lInr,
NOTARY PUBLIC
General Conveyancing done
Good Companies Repreeented
vione No. 20S. Goderich, Oat.
INSURANCE -tease
31cICILLOP "MUTUAL, Plat INSGR-
ElITY INSURED.
iPARist AND ISOLATED .TOWN Pnthl-
EMY INStilleiD. • .
Value of !property Insured up to Jan -
'wry 1910. ta.048, 975.00. _
01VPIGER%-.1ames Connolly, Presi-
dent, Goderiehi atts, Evans, litre -Preget
aent, Beechwood; E. Hays,, Sece
Treas., Seofortli.
DmEarotts--D. P. Mearegor, Sea -
Wirth; J. Cr. Grieve, Winthrop; Wra.
Wrin, Constance; George efeeartney,
Tuckerstrath: 3olin Ferris, Itarlock;
John 13enneWise, Broadhagen; Murray
Brucefleld.
AGENTS -.Y. W. Yeo. aoderteh; Sandy
,teltch, Clinton; lArm. Chesney, Sea-
torth; R. Bine/ilea?, Seaforlh.
PolleYholders can pay their esSella-
cents at Calvin Cutt's store, Gorteriche
A. 3, MoOrish's Clothing store, Clinton;
er J. it. tteld'sr Daylleid. •
_ riot trisuicANct
Have it attended to by tote
*EST WAVANOSII MUTUAL flat_ MiURANCE CO'
Established IRS
'lead Offieet Oungannon, Ont.
Win. Thomesote Auburn, Pree.;
Yam. Watson, Vim Ames Ctir-
vat Hon. Direetort Directoes-Wm.
Itteittilllan, St. Itelens; W. P. Reed,
te, R. No. 2. Lucknow; Harry L. Sal -
told, Goderleti: Alex. Nichoteon, Lucla
•now; Tim Griffin, R. No. 7. Lucknowt
Citas. Hewitt, lancardhle; Bast. David -
eon, Dungannon.
Itatel-42.90 per thousand.
THOS. STortnots, tr. G. ALLEN,
Treas.
Mrs. Elizabethow e
late 'Robert Hunt, of Exeter, died at lvIclaughltn, tam. 0. Saunders :me w an attendarece of 4.040 members
at
her home there on Tuesoay otemse Russell, of Tomato, end Albertei
,g,.ven andthere es a total member-
• sliip in the district of 523 members.
• Doing Fine Work '
The Institute motto, "For ;acme
wet. Country," is typical of the work
• ndertaken and accomplished by the
ranches. Needy familito were help -
d. The tomtits of musie le the
chools has been the elm erten .which
ome 'branches atave concentrated,
this work 'having been accomplished
with emelt success, Hospitals chit-
dren's shelters, old acetate a omes
• Large Crowd at Exeter Cemetery for
• Decoration Day
------The-decoratioe• day services -o
• Sunday, June 23rd, at the Exete
•cemetery were said by many to '-
• the fittest and most impressive sere
vice of its land that has been ;held such as the beautiful one in which
in recent years. The service was the meeting was held, Imre Cone in -
A total of 126 meetings were held
d 116 apera and addresses were
week in her 191th year. She was the e.
youngest daughter of the late Robt. Fractured Leg •
Bell, who was one of hie earliest During a ball game between the
pioneers of the district, eatabilehing married and single men of Exeter at
one of the first grist mills al Otatten. the ball grounds recently :4.'1.. Rug.
Eyre -Prowse Taalor wet with. an einfortuttate ac -
A allele weealeg was eolemnized ciclept which will lay him up for swe-
at high •noon on !Saturday, June 22, eral weeks, He was running from
at Divine stxeet United ecuiren, par* third to home and on 'being nut out
sonage, Sarnia, when Doris Lorene, at the tante he struck the knee of
• the catcher with the result that both
banes of the left leg were :fractured
below the knee.
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S 'YOU it
AP• PETITE• •mo•o•?• Mani street, on Tuesday, June
and charitable 'institutions of a like
nature have derived much practical
assistance. One institute -installed
tanks, wash basins, pitc•hers, soap
and sanitary towels in the schools of
their community. Community halls,
• Under the auspices of the eaceter
Lodge of •Odcifellows. The , weather
• wasadeal, cloudy and not too hot ane
it was estimated that over 2,000 peo-
ple were at the eemeterY.
•• -Death of James Nixon •
One of the oldest residents of Sea -
forth passed away at his home, South
25th,
011, 10
his S9th' year., Ile survived by his
to exfstence through the; untiring
zeal and :persistent efforts of the
weathers of the ,Women'e Institute.
One- branch, Dungannon, has- been
responsible. for the up -keep of a
street lighting system Which nos cosi
upwards of 51,200 in the past five
and a half years. Fruit and flowers
to the sick and shut-ins, jars of fruit
to hospitals, all accom1anied-by
messages of ,elteer•tatid tomfort have
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POUNDED in 1817, the Bank
J. " of telontral is now ill its
• inth year of financial se 'ce for
the people and com erce of
Canada,
In every place of importance
throughout the Doiniition,
site Bank is represented blr a
fully -equipped Branch. It also
has its offices in Great
Btitain, France, the United
States and Mexico.
Its facilities in all phases of do-
• mestic and foreign banking are
• unexcelled. • •
BANK, . 1
E • • 4
• ;.$12blishect 1.8a
Teta! Assets in excess of 0.900,000,000
Goderieh Branch,
AFt-CITHATELEAr Wanager_.
,,114.111,
•pititHAPS •fry •Or rd.• than the fillet. Have it boned and
ode*
and five daughters: Mrs. Smith and °M. ae
atealaii You hiree miss mettle meant at sea& la Mr.. 'The election of officers followed rolled and it will hold quite a bit of
Soso frosting the typspeomi.; • Bruindley, of dt which resulted tAS follows; Pres'. d
er o -n; re no rens ag.
rather duo tee eager, koto Spain, of Galt; rs. G. A.
of appetite, heartfieta,'eese atehava; of Tole
•forth
tiximatawitogoodari: irzurtomeri. Thriodiat ‘Diviinitostishaon: lentr:rietg, sat:0dt* Dal
snolaina this osecarefol we of '
De. William' Pink'Pills in
- 411 with coops. Hoes is a
• *7061•itiomPlool"'"
• 1. n began to • fool soar
• • . titod," writes Woo Mantarst
•I White, of PorrySound, 'toad
whist I sat clown so a *sal I -
. fok I slid non win; to eat. A.
' sleets* sold saaiwoi atutetaic.
•,'I bat I made Iitds provost
:. with' his sobikino, a Ilehrst-t.
• , tottals$ taking Dr. Willionse
.1 ' • Pink Pills I Soon noticed that
• sny appetite was imaptoving,
•that tb. fosodaehas earns law
' " haqatatdi and that I was tsot
so ossily tired. Now my
wolgist his itioreaosd. NIT
• ehotics are tiny and "Tory
• ache and gain , hair Oen.
Broohea rOS.
GODERICH
'The Ltikahlt
Footfall Directors
Etaltalatort
also haltalattet Service
Orders eartfully attended to
at all hours -night or day. We
are the insptetore of anatomy in
' and for the County of Huron.
Phones: Store 120; Residents
217.
Wheeler
Funeral:Director and
Embalmer
Goderichf Ontado
All calla promptly attondcR to
(lay or night -
Pherlet: Steve 333; Mottle *SSW
• Stott today to oisspeas
year appatita. flog t». Wit -
fl asa Pink Pith from rove
. elegise's or by now.
Pad. at * costa a box frost
lbw Dr. ',Miami lblosikIna
Co, Orsolosilia. Ontario. •
•*us for trot Isoolo-JeWhat
so Sat 10111 flaw to Sae.
8,14
Dr. Perrie
• St. Andrew's Presbyte
Wingbam, on tabursd
June 20th, 'expressed ti,
tion of the distinctive
red on their pastor, R
D.D., in his election as Moderator of community sliming conducted Uy
L.
dithen .cilp it in
'p it in crumbs and '
the - Presbyterian Chu •th Cariada. p. Geddes, of Wingbarn and'10'
W. Craig, on 'beim of the congret instrumental sem Y ist egg 'which has been slightly beaten
totem, expressed its gratification on Mountain. 01 Londeseoro, WS. with a tableseoon of water added and
the preferment and honor ettven its Chown of Clinton favored the mull- lastly dipped into crumbe nem.
pastor, tvaile Wm. hister presented ence 'Mt a solo and Mreallenderson Jellied Veal
Jellied veal alivoYs looks ulte di e
1 f an Or n Builde " The
L.• Vim. R, Davidson. Dungannon,
• Chops and 'Cutlets
Pnst'a'bie' fi t vice- resident. Arra. Geddds,
nig• m,
of
' Miss M. Salkeld. Goderich; secret kidney attached is the • chcacest chop,
tary. treasurer, Mrs. J. J. Elliott,
Wineleant: federation delegate, Mrs. mat Kidneys,. like liver, are verY
providing of eourse that you like kid-
nors Iter"
°' .7* second vice-president, The 'chop which has a slice of the
Goderich; auditors, valuable for the minerals they
iall eleerch, Vire, Henderson and letrs. William t Th
• y evening, piraser. a n. e veal cutlet Is like a steak.
r appreclae Afternoon Session It is 'usually breaded end may be,
onor confer- cooked either in the trying pan or in
'D P The afternoon session opened with' the oven To bread th
• aim with a Knox 'College hood mid a Wittgliam gave a reading, ."The
- eacriaeing devotion to ber husbaed's attention of the convention. was da. cult and it really is very simple u
purse a gold. Mrs, Perrle, for her Leat'or 0 ga 1, a ft
work, received a beautiful bouquet or acted to such subjects as the League. m.tike.,* Use 2 shanks of veal, covet,
roses with the congregation's kind- ?f
Natione, the ,hpuselatia scente and with water, add salt and a whole on-
I
met felicitations 1ijw W T Hender' fudging eompeations, ehort coueses, ion. Bell until the meat is tender.
Opt SOX
son making th
• Engage
Mr. • id M
• ton, armoUne the engagement of The address of the day was given
0, 0 •
• a message 0i condolence was sent;to Let it cool hi the water. When cool
presentation.
ents Announced • shank of Wiughem upon the 'death , .
a former president, Wm Creak -
a. J. K. Wise, of Clin- of her hutaland. THE
their only daughter,
. Joseph Clifton Proctor, only son oi
Vt°:°, t° Mi. by Mrs. WardIaw of Ethel, the fed -
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Procter, Holmes- eration representative and was fol-
ville, the marriage to tete lowed with keen interest by the , •
shortly. Placc large audience. Mrs. Wardlo.w con-
gratulated the district on the eill- 1, '
Mr. and Mrs- Wine Venner, of Chin,dewy of its :officers. who had eon-
elhurst, announce the engagement of
rence ,Mary. ducted the business in such splendid
their only daughter, Flo
fo tWilliam T. Kyle, eldest son oe manner.
Mrs. Thos. Kyle and the late Thos. Alyea toned
She snake of the work of the pro -
Kyle, of Kippen, the wedding to taketo which she belonge.
place quietly the early part of July.
saving that it is comoOsed of rural
not city women. "Co-operation be.
tween the branehes, the distriet end
SPLENDID WORK OF
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE the federation," arid site. els the
eivret of Ricotta" She film spoke
of interesting the men in institute
Mrs. R. Davidson, Dungannon, Elea. work. Which trees.a long way in eet-
ed, President at Annual Meeting ting women interested in ettendine
Last We eit . the meefings. she snolte feelingly of
the work 'accomplished by the lady
The district annual meeting of the derma who 'has beenettablisbed at
Weat Huron Women's Institutes was Tobermory „through • the institutes
held June 25th in the tommunity hall and the great amid betng accomplish-
ed by her. This work or tee inati.
at tendesboro with 43 voting dole. totes imam* scattered settlers of
gatee present and a total attendance
• of 200 delegates. Tate meeting opere Northern Ontario was also touched
ed with the Ringing of the -ode at 10•trixm And tit° great need for assist.
elek*.
tem. with the dietriet President, Mrs . °fle° 14h°° •°matt rate.P°°1*"
of
chair. Scripture reading watt taken
the The introduetiort into schoole
amigeo It. a% Phillips, of Goderich, te teaching of music was ulrged nY
PINK PL
OIAS
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followed with an exidanation of eel:tools, settee! fairs end troneaty
UT Mrs, DaYideott, of Dungannon the speaker, also the stwervision of
d‘A plotimegoto smug• who read Romans, 12th elutpter, anti the noon hour. hot lunches • for
me its cousrralossr,
parents lit eonducting them, erope.
-
weema• leetablemelataltolowate• stone. Mre. Proetoeof the Belgrave t
ance edueation eirl rittate werk
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connection %vial inetitute work, ete.,
ole.. were atsbieeta ntroduced very
LD COI There are many Coins
itt circulation, and ly.
•foseibly 1st thespoketa
The Auburn branch extended an
ing aroud in drawers •
that have great value. For example—the Coppor Penny dated
1839, with the Bank of Montreal on its face is today worth
• $15.00. It is not so much the age that counts -it is the scar-
• city of particular Coins of certain dates.
THE RARE COIN CATALOGUE Tells you about the Rare
- rt Coins of different count-
• ries—including Canada and the British Coli gives you
the pries I guarantee, to pay for same. With the book of te-
ference. you will know that if the Coins you have are not listed,
they have no premium value.
SENT POSTPAID FOR EIGHTEEN CENTS Mot thalPs
141 do)
A. E. DOCHERTY & CO.
96 Wurtemburg Street — Ottawa, Ont.
TIME TO PANT'
YOUR.
wiNTER HEAT
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.4••••••••••••••.0
enough to handle separate ten meat
from the bone •and gelato. there
'ts too mach liquid boil it down. • The
amount of liquid used ai.:es to the
taste of your family. le eley like the
jelly use quite a bit of aqui, If they
like a firmer meet. with less jelly hoh
it down and use less liquid. It teal
jell in either case. Season your liq-
uid with salt and pepper aria mix
with t Thisv • your alga . teatmould-
ed in muffin tins for leawidual sere-
ings. IThe bottom. of Inc moulds may
be decorated with sliees oe hard boil-
ed egg. Unmould to serve, Make a
clear soup with the bones ets adding
oaten, salt and popper,ond atraining
when - cooked. This oup win jell
when cold if 'desired.
• Veal Salad • • •
Delicious "chicken" stead may be
made from veal. Any reett veal or
the meat from the shank or knuckle
'boiled may be used. Season .with a
very lade scraped onien and celery
salt Veal is a good substitute for
chicken in the various ways of cook-
ing it. . •
For a 'bumper crop, Of whiter com-
fort,1
Warmth and rosiness CosifleSii itt fullest M034.
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store and apply it night and morning
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Aloone's Emerald Oil is a narealese,
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old chronic sores and ulcers are *Nen
entirely healed» nd anyone who is
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