The Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-03-20, Page 6or
War Savin
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL •
. EAST WAWANOSII
00unall met on March 4th, vvith all
the members present. Minutes -of laet
Meeting were read and approved.
'Communications 'freer). the
1* overeharge of hydro asseeeeent, and
E: Cardiff, M.P., re instituting a
ealvage 'campaign in the municipality _in
eenneetien with the Department of Na-
tional Wee ',Services, , were read end
ordered 'filed.
. The Reeve and. Road. Superintendent
'reported -6n. the Preceedings at the 'Good
Wads ematentiou beld in Voroeto
eently.
portedetaxes-of-4940e
$472.43, including Penalty and interest,
collected during February. •
renewal ht the insuranee contract
under the provisions of the Workman's
Compensation Board was entered Into
With T. H. Wileen, level, -agent
The following aceounte were paid
arrears due hydro as,aess
Meet, $4.00 B. Rodger, refund over
charge, re assessment, $8,40; IBruee
Scott, sheep claim, $25; j. F. *Callum,
she%) valider, $3 ; S. Scott, refund dog
tax, $4; J. H.'Cutrie; two mouths' sal-
ary as treasurer, $20; S. ,Murrey,
'Feed superintendeut 417,6e.
Caune.11 adjourned to meet again on
Tuesday, April 1st.
A. roormtmiLD, Clerk.
THE GODERICH SIGNATATAR
OTTAWA ACCLAIMS usa LEASENLEND
BILL AS A "MILESTONE OF FiREE
Zooms rival Victory, Says Prime Minster King, --Air Minister
Powor eivet--Commons Information -on--A4r-Aocklents—Goveni,
inent's New Wheat Polley Announced—Defence Minister Ite.iston
Chides Capts;in White for a Disturbing Speecb.,------Connnittee on
Wtli* 'Expetaliturea Shies at Job o Exarai`ning 85i900 Contracts
(By J Hume, Speelal terreepend. this evantrY 181110 longer gOiug to be present erop year are estimated at only
is =bah eneoureirenlent to do ea. • It the
hSPPenhleSi Of tie, war or the after -Me
wr Periga Mitilre it. The GoverineeUt'e
double-barrelled Wiley provlilee that
reaeoeable quautitleai a wheat paay he
produced,
The 001-ereMellt 1 buYing 4)3014 472
vinion.buebels lp ehe_cerseneerop_,yeer,
but, becauSe iSinropedit salehave-tallen
off nee the war, the ;Government will
Jia ve ei Towel earrpover fNS million
.liueliels at ,the .beginning Of Vie new
crop year on August 1, Ilxports in, the
arr ____ . ._e_ euf_ .) . governed by the dietatee and whime Of 150 Million blishele, praetically all to
AWN) March 14.---,teleada% ereat Britain., Additional etorage for 50 mil -
Satisfaction over the Paseage of the
Lease.Lend Dill at Washington on Tues.
1 day afternOon was yoked by Prime
"MI . I*
uleter W. - Meekeezie thlit tit
eloquent terries in .the ComMone Wed-
: • .
.. nesday afternoon:
., • 'The bill will stand througheut time
as one of the Milesteues ,of freetiona; it
points the way to ultimate and certain
vietoryvn Sir. 'King declared amidst
.general apolatise. "It is in no sense
a belittling of the inagnifieent effort of
Britain and the nations of the British
Cemmonwealth to sey that the aid,
the co-operation and the limitless, re-
seurce$ of the 'United 'States dermitelY
ensuze Anal victory. We, in Canada,
May feel more than a little Pride in the
•share we have had in ,bringing.about
tire., *Closer 'relationehip between the
'United States and •the British 1(?ommon-
etvealtliseteirrers*114- t'Vellezfe:• l''•••M
spiritual union of free Peoples every-
where: out' of 'which eve may hope to
,bnild an enduing new world, order.," .
Mr. bing went on. tp observe that the,
friendship of the States hasbeee organ-
ized and...mobilized on the side of-tree-
dom. "This happy consummation has
been achieved, not !by propagaucla, but
by deeds -the brave deeds of the people
ef ...Britain and the wanton, and gruel
deeds of the tyrants of Germany' and
Italy," Mr. King* said. ',-;."What the
passage of *this bill means to Britain
and the cause tor which we fight may
well ,be the difference between pro-
longed and Indecisive warfare and the
certainty of ‘vietdry.- Of their own free
vvill, the American people have spoken
in words which tyrants and tree nen
alike will undersand. It is ae-though,
.bv one Short enactment, the world's
conscienee has cendemned the wanton
aggiessors who have placed freedom,
Ohristianity and civilization in.. Jeo-
pardy."
"The Turning. POint of the War" -
'Opposition Leader R. B. • Hanson
characterized the Lease-11,end Bill as
"the taming point in the wee." He
expreesed. grateful acknoWled'gment to
"the great *Peesid'ent" of the United
gtates. 'Sin years to eome,"e he re-
marked, "President Roosevelt and his
administration. will be called "blessed,"
John R. MacNicol, ,Oonservative,
Toronto, gave the prees of Canada full
credit for ,being sincere. in. critieizing
the Government on the Dominion's, war
program. "I am quite satisfied that
the journalists and the press of this
eountrY are as sincere es any of us in
this House in our dealre.4,6"-wein the
' vvar," Mr. MaeNicol affireied: . He de-
precated bitter initleism, of the ,press.
On this question' of press criticlem,
'yoked in the Cormnons by the Prime
Minister and several Cabinet Ministers
last weekieeonsiderable tomnieet has
been heard here as ..to the 'public. at-
1 titude of Prime Minister Winston
ecrhitui.recishiin11„efof. Pethreitaainriptlihtli.oeoTebrunljectenot.f
"I do net' at all resents -criticism," Mr:
Churchill declared recently in the
British Parliament. "'His Viajeity's
Government welcomes the stimulus that
the House of Commons and. the .pre
and public of this island give to us in
driving forward oer war effort, and hi
trying to gain an earlier inch or 'a
more fruitful hour wherever it inay
be possible."
_ Capt. -White's triticisin
George White, Oonservative, captain -
adjutant • of the HastingssPeterboro
'Regiineet (Reserve Army), caused
quite a spiritee crossfire in1 the Com -
mens on Tuesday. • He took strong ex-
ception to the 'recent :speech by Juistice
Minister Ernest Lapointe, stating fn
positive .ternas, that Quebee would not
approve the for.mation of any "Nation-
al" Government. "It Is about time for
the Dominion Of Canadato realize that
One on the Inspector
A, selloo1 le -specter, having eedecl
•inveetigation h3to the•clasS knowledge.
„smilee atethemegegellYeandeealde- _
';:kowit's only fair that I should' give
You aeturre children. Cen anYone ask
me question •that new answer it?".
Presently he heard a 'voice.
"Please zir, I know a man who has
two eggs for .breakfast every morning,
He doesn't -keep hens, zir, he doesn't
steal eggs or, buy eggs, zir, and nobody
gives' themeto 'him. Can you tell me
where lie gets them from?"
The inspector thought and finally had
to answer :"No, I'm afraid I cannot.
Well, Where does he get. then from'?"
"Please, zir," Said the boyt "he keeps
' Badly Put
The street orator was warming up
to his . subjeet "Those astounding
figures, ladies and gentlemen, are riot
my ' own," he said. "They are the
tfigures of a man who knows what he is
talking about.'"
Teen he wondered why his audience
laughed. -Montreal Star. •
rue ionic
for B116oci and Nerves
Invaiutible at this season. beebasm it
supplies the Vitamin B1 and mineral
substances so necessary to improve' /the
-quality of the blood. and help the hems.
For better appetite,- better digestion, •
bettkr sleep and, for better heilth use
Dr. Chage's Neeve Food,
The11fiircli.of Science
-
THIS MACHINE MATES SPEECH!
The recent Canadian tour of
"Pedro the Veder", the raeehine
that creates speech, has "drawn
attention to tlds eerie yet won-
derful invention which entertain-
ed 20,000,000 visitors at the New
,York and San Francisco World's
--Far& In 1940 -and -4939.,- - On his-
firat. Visit to -Canada, "Pedro" -
accompanied by Dr. X. 0. Perrhea,
of Bell Telephone Laboratories; --
Wes_ demonstrated before large
atidiences. in Montreal, Toronto?
and Handlton.
, The name "Pedro" is taken
from an incident in the early his-
• tory of the telephone. Alexander
• _Graham.,Bell demonstrated his -in-
vention for the first time at the
' Philadelphia Centennial Exhibi-
tion of 1876. One of his visitors
was Dom Pedro de Alcantara,
Emperor of Brazil. The Emperor
, was sostartled at hearing a voice
coming over a wire, that he drop-
ped the receiver with a crash and
exclaimed, 4')4y God, it talks!"
• So, when Bell telephone en-
gineerro recently conotructed a
machine, that actually does talk,
they oiled it "Pedro", in honour
of the Emperor. "Voder" titan&
for ',Voice 'Operation Demonstra-
tor", beeause. Pedro' shows, by
eleetrical rneansi the way the
human voice 18 produced. Pedro 18
not a phonograph. He builds
opteeli Stet RS you do when you
talk or sing.
When you speak, you tall into
play two entirely, eeparate sound:;
--- one produced by the vocal
Chords, and another by the breath
alone. betted of vocal cherde„,
Pedro hee Mt electric oscillator
generating a "buzz" rith in over-
tones. For br'estb,he employs atf,,,
tater circuit whieh, makes a "lams"
-
in the loudspeaker. The buzz is
the.basis of the voiced consonants
such as "m", "1",and "r", and
vowels. The hiss is the basis of
the 'sibilant consonants such as
"s", "th", and "f", and whispers.
To shape these fundamental
-sounds-into-opeeele_you_snake use • "
of your palate, tongue,:teeth, and
lips. For the same purpose, Pedro
has electric filters, each controlled
by a key, which divide .either the
"buzz" or the "hiss" into, ten
parts. ,ThilS;lheie aie*0 elemen-
tal sounds to be built up into ,
speech. In addition,.there are spe-
cial keys for forixing the "stop"
consionantssuch as "t" and "b",
a pitch -pedal to enable the Yoder
to copythe inflections of the
.human voice, and a special switch
for the "vibrato" a fluctuation
,both in pitch and 'loudness which
18 used to make Pedro sing.
By means of this keyboard, the
operator can produee the 50 dif-
ferent rounds in the English Ian- ,
guage, combine them with the .
ripper .inflection, and vary their
pitch -and loudness for (singing.
Some sounds require the use of
as many ao five different keys at,
n time. To make Pedro say "con-
eistitration", the operator must
form 13 different somds
cession, inake five nuiverrierits of
the wrist bar, and vary the posi-
tion of the pedal from three to -
five thries, according' to the ex-
preesion she wishes to give the
word. All this mustbe done luxe .
AS quiekly as it takes you to t4aY
"concentration".
Pedro le- Piet"one of many de. .
vicee constructed by telephone en-
gineers to study the fundamen-
tals of eound arid speech all
with a.view to constant improves,
relent of your telephone service.
rt... 1 41 4 :trio oreporeol by H.
rittoph000 comfrooy of
'Stiliborn Cases
of ConstiOation.
he
tnine merlon, acreage reduction is
*Those who. keep e - mass of removed from Wheat production, the
impurity . pentup ia thefr ,bodieq, Donainion flovernment 'would distribute
; day after day, instead of having it
„removed as nature 4.n.tended, at least' a total of 1,;311,00tri)00. II sei million
acreare utilized as summer fellew anti
once 18 every twenty-four hours, in.
variabry. suffer from constipation. . three million for caarse grains and
m
", ass, the Government would distribute
The use of clteap, harsh pusgatives
..
$`30,o0,00, and, ,beadditien, the farmer
will never get you any where as they would 'hives additional retutris from
only aggravate the trouble and in- i his e.oar,e grains. . There IS no eon:l-
iar° the .delicate znucous lleingue the ; pplsion, upon 'Western farmers to ee-
. abrese.ls, and are very.liable to eauSe dere "their leheat acreage. ' But there
...
the Peovince of Qtzebee," 'Capt. White
eeserted, amidst mingled erleo of
"Shame" ond 'War, hear." The Hast-
ings -Teterboro member contended thet
Mr. -Lapointe'er renaarks would. do more
aion Imshele of wheat is being Provided
at .the head a the Geeet Lakee,so
that, in Canada, there will be available
storage . for a total of 582 iilinton
o ereete distrust and disunitY and, to 'bushtle. •The Government it over
on the 1038 and- 1030 erope. The Gov-
ernment ,obligation en. the carry -ever.
as of August 1 next will' be at least
$400,000,000, and in addition. It will
`tequire $$0,000.000 to earry this wheat
for the ensuing year.' • ,
Thee the Government felt It lad to
limit the iimount of wheat it will buy
in the coming year And Seek to reduce
wheat ttereage.
Progress in Shipbuilding
'Practically all of Monday% sIttings
Pefente.31iniater Walston folloWed,to Vere devote1. to a dieenesion of ship-
eriticize 'Capt. White, most sharples,fOr ,building. It was stated 'that, sieee
hie speech. Col. Ralston eel& It was War broke out, Canada bee laid down
hinder the war effort than anY remarks $67,4 1,080 in, Wheat Board Operatione
Made, In .the COMMons ebace the war
'began. • -
Cart. WMta went on to -warn the
GosTernineet that, bee.ause of lack a
equipment, Unsatisfectory recruiting ars
rangemeuts ane failur.e to ovide free
traueliortetion, for soldiers on leave,
great unrest is brewing in the Donde-
ion's military force. ‘zprily cohseription
could in.eet the ,situation.whieh is. de-
veloping, he aegued.
Ralstoll's Reprimand
"uunrItliff"
abbhtQuel5e' leading the csountry, un-
worthy of -41ny member of the House
and of a gentleman who wears the
King'S-urfifbrin as he does. Oapt.
White'S"cluty, Col. `Ralston said, elivald
be to comfort his men ie every possible
,ilieele.fer 101steelshipsand03$0. wooden -
hips of item 1618 112 feet in length.
OrUers have been glien for twenty
cargo vessels of 90300 tone ea.ch.of 416
feet in length and 56 foot beim. Plans
are under war'for !the consteuetion of
as many more. Munitions Minister
way and see that they are not incited 'Howe stressed the shortage or expert
tdoicillai, at tfathulitakwitcah their lot lhoitie liweasediodi`lighe paancirtitchueutzecesly osfittrsotiroztmendaldg...ceruxiir‘tturs,
ships,
to himself nor to the `armed g
forces of Canada, when be sought t� shipyardle,. Tether than seeklegetostart
paint a pieture of elisteeet and-dissatis- new ones wlera eonseentent competitive
faction being so, widespread that a bidding or 'the available number of
trained workers.
storm is 'brewing. • .. .
Airplane Accidents. The •riame of -Hon. De R. J. Manion,
Air Mteieter 0GPower gas* quite
U.O., former Conservative leader,' is
. .
,being mentioned as a Possibility for the
a lengthy Statem.eet In the Commons 00*
day about tileimplber of, accidents PoSt of iganadian eighecobitaissioner to
under the Conimonwealth Air TrainingEire left -vacant by the .death et Hee.
Plan. His -statement was peampted by John Hall' Kelly. Dr. Manion. was In.
the regrettable death of eleven young .etrumental reeentlY .in hating Irish -
Canadians ,memorialize President de.
men in three accidents on Thursday
'Valera. urging :An fetssible-,tceepeeation
from training schools at Port Albert,
Ont s Sasktttoon; and Moncton- me on Eirels part with the Britieh.OoMmon-
wealth in these eriticel wee days . eet-
Power isaid that in 1940, after 233,056
eral Liberal , inenibers have indicated
flying hours, there were 267' accidents,
-involving twenty 118e deatilsaserthirly- their approval safSpresMenion'ele'being
three injured,' or an accident rate of 'given some Government poet, possibly in
1,1e. per eel% per ,thaisand hours, of the medical services, because of his fine
'flying-. In January, this Year, he said, .Work in that braneh' in the Great War.
after 90.400 hours' of flying, there Were lion; 'Grote ;Stirling, 'Conservative,
Yale, .hrought up .the queetion of nine.
103 accidents, involving eighteen deaths,
or an accident rate of 1.6 per cent per `tary-decorations for Canadlittrs. in this
thousand hours of flyine• For pur-, War* Mr.' king made. It . quite cleat
poses of comparison, Mrb. Power cited there IS no bar to Canadians' being
given stich, deeoratione, whether 'for
the. fact that in ;July and .Atigust, 1940,
-the accident record of the Royal Air gallantry on. the -field of 'battle, or else -
rem in'Britain showed 06 deaths with where : The Prune Milts .tr 'Wok' oce
293,700 hours of flying. Mr. Power easion to reiterate his views thht titles,
as such, should not be given Canadians.
voiced ethe 1Government's deep regret
over the loss of life, and also of planes, When Bt. Hori, Malcolm: Maedonald
in the accidents which have occurfeds :arrives shortly to take up his post of
'United iKingdons,•-high commissioner to
Whire'the accident rate, he remarked, is
Canada, - he is expected! to have his
net-abnornial, he eitee regidations and
precautions ,itaken- et all; times at an eieter, Miss 'Sheila Mecdonald, as his
training ieheols to guard against ae- *facie). .hoetees, since he is a bachelor.
cidents occurring. ' 1 • Committee on War ExPenditures
Acting Minister of Transport AXGUS. ' The special committee ,,on . _War ex
IL Meedonald and PostmasterGeneralPendituree was OrgaultedS4his--Sweek.
W. P. Melo* inforined the House that with J: T:Alliorson, K.C., WYnnirieg, as
a twice-daily passenger
service on the Trans Canada Air Linea
and air mail. reithilaeir,332...,..aaan
'vitenc-lchjeirinAlz-n13'. raM.cir T. hC°0esocili;
will be in operation. from Montreal to defined- theSeSeepnmeko.,*tiak;itg.itrir. of
Moncton. to Halifax next montlieEqd11);:i
''I
meet- of the. &tine standards-efoerteen 'ffort4;:)trhaeitt e'trhye$61..i.e8'Ztriturttedli .aby7thal.'
passenger LO'cltheed planes -win be Canadian people." , 'Some, eonunittee
. -
used on the eastern extension- to the •wmehme.initi
beers inarde.malittedzing thitheemy u.nniDe.
retionrer-
Atlantic'eoast.
s • . . • ,New Wheat---Pplicy -' - partment his awarded 85,000 contracts
Trade and Conneree Minister J. A. the stocrit'.ehthesurfaceate.Theeoinmittee will try to.'
AlaeKinnon . annonneed, 'e Govern-
era
raent's wheat policy for the crop year Finance Minister Ilsley inforined•the
Commons that 6,178 • Canadians have
opening August 1. next. Briefly,
it isbey only a
that:the Governeient will subseribed a total of 03,009,185-2or non-
'
'
total of 230 million bushels of vvheat. per
Interest bearing government bonds'
the same guarantee of 70 -.cntssince war broke out. Of this total,
bushel as has obtained in the past -year. 5.1903 subscriptions were for amounts
(This guarantee really Means abeut
u511(10er$eli,id f"o.'vewp)le eighty-four were of
50 cents to the farmer.) An equitable $,00
p
The Defence of Canada Regulations lan wall be worked out by which de -
committee will sit In camera, as it did
liveries of this quantity iand'y 18 made
last year. Fietteries Minister J. E.
18 the Wheat Beard. No ehaege is .
l
made in the 15-eel:Its-per-bushe1, process-
Michaud has replaced Mr. Ileley itS
ing tax on wheat Which was put on last chairman.
Mr. Howe told yearthe Commons Wecines-
. •
Agriculture Irlinieter j. G. Gardiner
day that the affairs of the 0a.nacilan
announetad, esimiktaneously, ' the peer Breadeesting Corporation- are not eezn.
ine-nt of from $2 to $4 per acre to farm plicated plicated enough; in ;this time of warto
,
e.rs- for sumnaerfalloWing their land, or warrant a special committee being set
sowing it to rass Or coarse grains. The
uli this session for a further diseus.sion
g. '
definite aim is to cut Western Canadaof _radio matters
's
wheat acreage to about siety-Siee per
eent, of the area sown last year. 'ee, The National Day of Prayer
Government htr
as ied .Sued,ay,
,
March 23, as a NationalsDay of Prayer,
the same as in 13ritain, for the Can
•adiroa people to pray for the victory of
Right over Might
The '.Earl of Athlone, Ge%*eenor-den.
mai, end II.R.g., Prineess Ante leave
Mareh 2,3 ,94- a month'e °Melt& 'trip .
„theaugliVestere, Oateda` tri0e-PaVtge
eenstipated
Lasca-Liver Pills -and Imre a riaturie -
movement of the bovrelo, Theo, do
not gripe, weakeh and sicken as
many laxatives do.
eee MMeisa 0, LtL,Tormulls. Oak
en in TORONTO
wsit the
Regis
Hotel
Sherbourne St. at4Carlton.
One Hundred Modern Rooms
with private bathee showers and
private telephones
Rooms, single,. from $2.00 to $2.50
Rooms, double„ from $3.00 to $3.50,
and 11.00
Good Food Strved at moderate
•price.,
Dancing nightly; no rover than
coast.
A return in the Oommbn4 :the other.
day stated that sixtyenine refligee':111-
dUstrialists feom Durope had 'brought
-AcilED SO BADLY HE
COULD HARDLY STRAIGHTEN
a total of .412 raillien dollen of eapitaI
WW1 them into Oeteelit for Industrie.
exes1ae1et3. Otkay 'ebout 2.036 Dritlelz
children have been -brought. to Oenada.
ewe ter, Ueder that tifoirernMeuit-APOwierod
moveinellt. This Migration will likely
be refillanedi in the Opting.
' P.Maier Joint- BrUeigen- et- Manitoba
'Ilia Called a Provinelel •electien for
APril W, with a Fusion GOVernment,
with! Minieters repreeenting ell the olle
position, groOpe ot Coneervative* 0.0,0re
',awl Etoeial Credit. The eleetien ean
hardly mean much,. except to Wheel"
Mr. Oraeken as premier, e position )30
has held in Manitehe elute 10e2. The
laet Manitoba eleetion was held on
july 27,..1.030, .00 the live -year terns Is
about me , A
There are now 188 reginientai bands
in Canada' eetive and reserve armless
including 107 bras bands, 41. bugle
and 33 Pipe, More bands arelikelY,
tO be added. -
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Tested Recipes ..
EGQ8,, ARE TLENTIFUL
lOanadians sheuld he using eggs freely 1, •
AY, M4ROU Oth 194Z
at tile preseat time. Se Inaily, ego are
bensoillreg lald enbto'nt:lie 04fetr'thV'llf6O4Hat Itt4);703-e'e'e"it
preseet demandeen. this 'country and
'41.4::Aleee-411:t usirou:7ard:itcehttta'7:11118,**Itil:
froin 'Great Braille. • .•
to homemakers who want to make the
most et the food dollar is to take ad-
vantage of the good bey eggs are at
prevailing prices and to use them freely,
!Serve them for lunch or supper, alone
or in t combined dish as- the mein
course, use theni in desserts, and make
large- -Stuffy light 'sponge takes Wilteli
an be made at a ediiileal case_
...Egg -cookery' IS ,slmple, but There 18
one general rule which should be fol-
lowed. Alwa.y.e cook eggs iit a low
teriveratuee, so that they will be tender
ene palatable: If cooked in water, as
in Poaching or to be served' in the sheli,
the water hMild 'be kept below:boiling
•point, and this ..rule should not, be
broken even when frying eggs, as slosiv
cooking gives 'best results. In baking
Ogg dLshes jr Jkoderately slow oven
.shOuld ke used, and theeincludes' bait -
lug the .sponge type„of_peke-and.mer:
iegues. - . • -
The toesuiner section 'Marketing
Serviee; Dominioe Departindit of AgrieUlturs, eemintiS Consumer e that eggs
are sold by grade 'on the Visas of
luTatirfok41101114nizeg are a few reel* pee which'
'clin be used to advantege, *hen there -
to suck an abundant supply of eggs on
the markii.
Serambled Eggs with Bacon
6 strips side bacon
8 ego
2/3. cup miek
Salt And pepper to taste
Ciit bacon in small ,plecea and cook
in frying pan,., Beat ;eggs slightly. Add
milk and Season. . Pour into pee with
bacon and cook slowly, stirring constantly until mixture wagulates.
Serve on ,toast. •
Egg and Potato Casserole
. . 4 tablespoons butter
4 tablespoons flours -le
; 2. eups• milk -
4 cups cooked- potatoes, cubed
6 hard.cooked eggs, -sliced '
Salt pepper andpaprika
--Melt batter. .Blend in dour. Add
milk 'gradually- and. Stireezetil sauce
thickens. Season to taste, Put alter-
nate layers of potatoes, eggs and sauce
in buttered baking dish. Sprinkle . top
with buttered cracker -crumbs -or gwated -
cheese. Bake in hot oven about fifteen -
minutes. Serves -six to eight:- --
Fairy Dessert
E egg whites
teaspoon baking powder •
1 cup tine granulated or fruit sugar
Beat egg whites until stiff. Sift bak-
ing pawder with sugar and gradually
'beat into egg whites. Put mixture
into two well buttered, cake, orpie tins 7
and bake at 350° F. for Ifteen to
twenty minutes. Turn out. When eeol
put together with sliced fruit mixed
with whipped cream., Top may -be
covered with, mhipped cream. Chill
well in ,refrigerator 'before eerving.
Sponge Cake
5 egg yolke
1/3 cup told water -
1 cup Sruit sugar
1 cue) pastry flour
.1, 1 ;teaspoon vanilla
- 1. teeSpoon eream of teeter ••
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I Combine egg yelko, water and sugar.
Beat with double dover egg beater for
' ten minetes, or with electric beater UT
Me minutes Add dour, Sifted. several
times,* and flavoring. Beat again well
with the beater until well combined.
Beat egg whites unell"foamy, add cream
of tartar and beat entil stiff and dree
,Pold• this into 'first mixture, using 11,
spatula, Bake 'in a large exiinattered
panat.:325.e.F.forone - -
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; Rasta, on his tir.st ocean trip, was
desirous of getting off the:beat.
"Say, Bestirs," said 'a friend, "It's
easy to see YOU're 'a landlubber all
right." s
4'You're right, b oy, murmured
Resets. "And Pse just finding out how
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Globe.
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PasiiMitasirniasamoraiserawsei
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Ail-eallw '-prinn•ptly attended to
day or nig-ht.
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JOHN GRANT
CLDITON MARBLE ,
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Clinton . Ontario
& Zapf()
Tried Many Treatments and Spe-
cial Brace. Declares Syntona,
Gave .First Beal Belief. _Also
Suffered Vitt): Stomach Dis-
orders. •
When the "stomach is •out of order
and food fails, lo digeet, but fermente,
causing a full, bloated sensation ; when
the beck itehei rind the ,kidile37s do not
functien properly, witen the bowels are
eonstipated, and yeti 'have headache
dizzy sp011s and nerves are on edge,
take a treatinent of ,SyntOna, and you,
toe, may, find your eeffering can be
ended without 'the, aid Of harsh detigs
or depressors. Mee, for ex.ample, Is
the Interesting experience of Mr, Peter
*eft, 16 York street, lifamiltoris
eVor fifteen vets I hardly knew
'what it was to be without a backache.
There was a, nagging pain acmes the
•baek and It kept me 'feeling miserable
'ate tonstantly tinder par; 1 had tried
all kinds of medieines andi even wore
a speelal belt to rielleve the weakness,
but nothing gave me real relief until la
few ViVOL, ago when Vbegan taking
Syntoua4 wasn't taking !Syntona bong
bef,ore1 eould feel that Some eluinge
was taking Place. The Paths began to
move and (feel diterent and after 1
continued with flife inedieine. for
while the Pains left me entirely.,
"1 • was boxing trouble with in
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prices. have not advanced from last year.
100 stock of ,Foreign and ,Oanadhin Granites to choose from,
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etoinaeh also. My appetite, seas Poor
and foOd would not digest properly,
but now X ean eat heartily and I have
no indigestion or discomfort after meals
, am surely glad / started taking
.SentOnti when I did and I ani happy to
18 abies•to recommend it for troubles
such as ,1 had." `
" Let this grand, herbal tonic help you
as it has h.undriels Of other local •men
and 'women. Syntona Is pleakane to
, take and eontainene herrn-tut drupe.
Syntene, ,sold and recommended
' In 6oderIch at Campbell's Drug -Sto.
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sgArment
and
We invite you to inspect our stock of
'Cemetery Memorials
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