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ALE PRIQE,. , ..
REGULAR VALUB 410
SALE,: P ,XPE ,
NyDRO HOME ECONOM
1 o m erg- . On serving - Use :grade' B -or' Cracked e� `gs
�. - . _ .. __•_ _,_J3.ei A, � we ak ._.,_�_.,__ e. e, � _, . � _� d. . gg �.
otataes cluiiy s a ale_ in be:: hlid- gg o1i tr pot es and beat
five-star plan -of good • nutrition. • well; . Beat, egg; .whites until stiff
Thank goodness, We can still talk- and fold o,,p
intottltdes: Brown onion
about --their --food- value -without and bologna: in --fat- :a and-= add- .also.-
-cringing at 'the 'thought •of expense. Season -and pour into greased :cos
We. who have been. able to :'store. serole. Rake in electric oven, • at'
potatoes during harvest time , are. 400- degrees •• for 3(.0' to , 3�r, mirnutes.
more fortunate. Even' though ,it "Serves'.1Sve. ;
takes time we .should ick .over the, -1tIA •Ei. M
.� � .,i .Ii ` , S� � 1:lOTATOES :1'ViTH,
"cobble/4s" and pluck,.. off,airy sprouts SOi7R-CREAM ONION. SAUCE'
at this season of the -year. 'Pour peeled, 'cooked".potatoes,
Now, we- cannot 'tell* any,,, home 1 tsp, salt, l/k tsp..: e r. 7
maker. much about cookingthem :p Pi? ' �3
.cup Sour; =1.' onion,tniticed3
'except to remind iter •to cook only- x.,.,_o .
�tlisps., ;drippilig;.-� � cup, potato ''
-until •• done -=26 iniiiutes °for whole iiquidy "%2•-' cup •sour 'cream 1.�_
medium. • otatoes 'boiled in their /
�pcit sgrated cheese.
Bleft-over patoes with 1/
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SPICED CREAM IOTATO potato- egokilg.vater-:Add'Two cups diced potatoes, •1 salt, ipper ai ftour:- Patinto •a
cup
celer:le
aves, 1 +cose. garlic igreased casse
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.% U IoLvhic� •haS been browned n2 cups water,
2 tbsps:.dripping, dripping acid . the sour t cam Top
with _grated. cheese. , Rote in . • elec
trio oven . at.: 50. • degrees -for :15.
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minutes', Serves, four.
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TIIE. SUG(ESTION . BOX °
Mrs. T. L. ,044,.Ow. magnificent
Canadian.. apple .ought to come' -in
for'' very much more: general use and
appreciation. , •For instance,: .Pried
a•pples.are very •good with .sausages;
corned . beef or -pickled ' tongue:' Core.
j_•'Y.
, ?rd uokttent1 r- lr
ai little dripping. Keep the heat „low
so 'you won't scoff cli Apples; cover
tire pan; cook , ,five minutes, then
"torn apples and sprinkle with ' two
tbsps. sugar and ar little salt. Cover
again:.and - cook. iintii» .tender -•' .. ,>
i'r
,i
ed apples are :•also good on
-tope of a: slice of steamed fruit bread
wasdesse
rt.,:
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Mrs. • J" ii ,. G.ar.. says y
a)u xY. Tikel
our prized turnip,.*dish Made With.
e w th
T
cheese.' Tr'y it
mashed• 'rnips, tud t • S
Alt
pinch et peppery tbSps. dripping;
..;. q i s hi -
t ckmea .
Meat. � k p s ace an
is d 2 3
� 14
cu .. rkted 1
op g. .old , heeler Mit well.
• 2' tbsps, .Sour, 3 .cups milk. • '
•- - Gook° otatoes; .-cele , • garlic and
seasonings. in water' until, vegetables
are tender, Melt, dripping; blend in
-flour; add . milk "graultiziily; Book;
stirring. constantly_... Add to potato
. ,=mixture,. • Take out garlic -- a'nd
celery_„_ leaves and serve. Six
0eirvings. • ` • •:
PUFFY 'PO W
',POTATO L4A
Fonr eggs, separates , '2 cups
:mashed potatoes,' 1 large •onion
,��”" ��t., ala", ping, ;salt. and iieppeer ,
yeti wor"ty about our
or future security
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AUBURN, Mar. ,2.—Mr. F. O. Mc
Ilveen • ' spent . the'week-end. in
Toronto. ,
1rr and Mrs. T1iirold cicllolson.
and daughter Karen, of Seaforth,
were week -end :visitors. with . Mr.
and a►Mrs.: Wes. Bradnock.
Mr- and -Mrs.' harry Wallace, -who
l ai3°e" -been' visiting -the former's
sister, } Mfrs. Watkins, Suiii„ ei 1iillr
and friends at Auburn, have ` left
-for-their home in ilkie, Sask. •
Mr. _ and" -kis. �"Stewarrt Ferguson
And daughter Janice, of Elmvale,
visited the . formers patents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J."' Ferguson.
Mrs. Jack Sprung Cof London.
'visited Dir. and::X:Crs. Harold Sprung.
On her return.. she wits accompanied
by Mrs; H. Sprung.. • •
-
Mirs. Frank Stanley -;off ,Goderich-
Spent
oderich
Spent-"thhe -week-end with Mr. and ,
Mrs..A. Rollinson: •
The many friends of Vic Yuigbltit:
--will•; ••be --pleased: to�-lenr--n--thl.t.
has ,retninedhonie 'Vicsuffereda
fractured• hip • last: whenµ the
aeaffoldin .ho vtstanding .on broke.
tae ,lias been- t fp tient. in Aston
Hospital .since then. •
Ernest Patreraen,,...cut• .•Iris hand
badly'• ••while--cuttting wood in :the_
bush, S`e'veral stitches %.were- re-'
milted to ciese the wound;, -
The community social. evening
was 'held in the Foresters' Hall on
Friday evening. • high 'prizes were
v ori by Mrs+ :Wna. Ilaggitt and Geo.
Beadle,.v-Idle low scorers. were Mrs.
Harry Armstrong and Lloyd MC -
011 n he
West Wawanosh, David, of Ver-
million, Alta., ' and Mrs. (Dr.) Jack-
sen,..,
ack-
so i ; Manta), ), ' of Eiubro. She has,
twelve. grandchildren; 'and eleven
great-graiidchildren.-'• Of a family
of thirteen,' Mrs. McPhee and Miss
Mcliwain„have two sisters and two
brothers living: 'Mrs. J•olin Tiffin,
of Goderich, . and Mrs.• iVilson, of
Nile; Andrew, of Goderich, and Wil--
Ham;
V il-
Liam; of Auburn: '• William's 'twin
b Jtlier--pa; sed- -a•Way .. Jan-uaa:r--•
Miss Mcllwain :has . m her, home
with. her sister for the past thirty-.
five years. ' Both- are members of
,Nile, United church. Present at the
dinner were Mr. sand Mrs. Thos.
McPhee and son Harvey, William .
McIlwain 'and daughter Amelia, of
Auburn: Owing to.road and.weather
conditions the • friends from Gode-
rich were unable to be present.w
IBothlltdieai_.are _remarkably- ;smart'
and tredve and.. _fire” !enjoying good
health:- -
W:M.S. 'Meeting. --The ' W.A1. S,,• , of.
Knox United church held their
•monthly meeting�'nt� the »li"o>u•"
111'ras. Wirt. Si-- Craig- -on •: Tuesday
The nieeting,,was� in charge of Mrs.
C: M. truua;han
and ,Mr`s. Craig
'presided at tido: piano. The It ogr1 iu
111 Lthe'..MiSsionar-y 3lontlily was fol
lowed. The -Scripture. was- read -by
Mrs. "Straughan ai d,Mrs. Fred Toll,
offered . prayer. ` 14 ins, . Harry rung-
bint gave p, reading on "Lord Calde-
cote's Lifelong Witness," and Mrs.
A. G. 1„iewitt gaye one en: "Reading.
the' Bible." ..A duet was rendered
by Mrs.. Donald Fowler- and Mrs..
W. Ti 'Robison. The fifth, -chapter
of the 'study boolk;''"Island Keepers
eey Word +,•was b -Mrs
T:ry ns3 Celeb try 81st Birthday._. of..the .1 o,c1r w..5 ,taken ..y.,
i :.., u r
1�;�l�ll�z"wr•�-�' :�ooderio��I-Goderichkir-fl :i �. .
Martha Mcliwain, twin sisters, cele- Urns: J. Arthur read a letter of
'brnted' their eightvfirst birthday on- .thanks fo rise bale of.•.clothing
Saturday, ''\vhen ` they .were, guests which had been •sent. for European -
of .honor at• a, dinner given by Mr.. •"relief, and the treasurer,. Mrs. C.
and ',.Mrs. C ff. •McPlier. Mrs. Mc- .
i � - ,M. frau liaith 'rePorted $7.75. on
Pltee is theformer., mr'.r, Elleii M('ilwain
g p $
_., hand, . The. elosin . rayeh, was :of-
im 1 tl r ,• .y �. ».. 1.
t t sire ltttt like s of IIs -1 t
� c t ae
.
. .. " , . - ' , ,., .Pereci...b Mrs. S rain h n.. After
.. y.. t g ,tt
nolet mels nin and .lana d'oliiiston• .'
. , .. wards s the ostess erred refresh«
Mcllwaiti and were. ,born In West • �. ` s
moats. .
Wawanosh near NlIe.w : The - at --
tended S.S. No..1, West Wawanosh.
-Pitt$4114e2r--Yolitig-44-go
Tiwaifi' .... .oU McPhee,' After
7 n. cPh '. A r
theeirmarriage. cthe" live 'on the
Anti trip -Nile boundary, Where Mr.
1 S, .Le
McPhee, passed a'vay.: She. has , a
family s
,of ' twcl'•'son. , Cliff; on the
koinestead, and Ra phy of :London:"'
also threeY step -children, Thomas, of
•ti A•
u ,
Serve .hat. .•
Mrs. 1.'.'.IVI, says : '1. For' economy
I. olk , f d.,, ;.
a e y k.� a� eggs in custards � d
save sr�hltes ,tor angel cake. ,, "
2. •* P11ese outer lent+es C cabbage,
even- Ohoaglt 'wilted; shout"` be
washed, „ .
wa ed li do bitof,grated'
e a l tis
then
,
onion to the
`trai
ned
,
liquor !did d
serve With meat. . '
c
iir.r d•y tf yonr
making prp)l: earnu s easntdio-witted-114s
wretca.h
b
o11rn4esto her"n'care of ThSionai;Stn•.Anne Allan invites you towrto
columna for 'replies.*
l er._ eltin .—•
Mrr siu �I
.
Harr 'Watson. 'of. Nile celebrated
i heir tvvelCt° t
t v dd n moers-
ary at. their heme on Sunday, Ilebru.:
arj' 29th. nits. was forth.
Pearl er 1. earl Jon do `
1yr h . �£ . , dtatrl;hter o� the
latte Mr. and 'Mrs, ( ,ed'rge Tohnston,.
2nd con" scion of " sh1leld. ' Mr:&
Watson is the soh of Mr, and mar -
ridge
Mrs.
Win,- Watson of Nile. The"'. ar-
ridge twenty.tive 'Years ago;Febrat.,
ary 28th was solemnized at the'
home of the bride's: parents by Bev.
Dr. 'H. B. Cninplell. 'Since their
in rria.
a . gf# they laitye, Modori' ; khe
WatsonM
' homestead; Mr., and' Mrs.
'Watson, have tive' children, Mrs.
tioya Bodge
(Doris),'•of
Dungan-
non;
Gordon ofPres on Eleanor
and,
d, Merle,rle, of London,and'
ho te; also tto gan c W1ldhrien
ner
,,
I3lnrnie find Terry Bodge. A faintly
dinner Was served 'at the home eft
Sunday, ,,those, present being the
fattlil silo, grnndehlldren'; Mr.' :and,
parents,.. of. the',
g'roottt of twenty4ive, years; Mr.
and firs. Lorne Johnston,`of White:, •,T
I church ; Ms, and :Mrs. Wilbur John- •
ston, of London.; Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Johnston. and :family, 2nd,
concession of Ashfield, and Mr: and
Mrs. Russell,;7.'hoinpson and family,
of-Godericlr,•
' The,,dinner: was' served
by close friends of. the • bride .of_
twenty-five. years, Mrs.- - Ross-' Mc-
Phee,. Mrs, Cliff. McPhee, Nile, and
Mrs. Harold lcllwain, of London.
Among those present - at the dinner
who- were at the wedding were
Lorne, Wilbur wird-•IJon crrdlohnston•
an ; rs.. - " usse honi,llson, -bi
-thers--;find-sister-of. he-b'I;ide.-Among=
the gifts• received Was, a beautiful
chest. of -siive:r rom_:t fie - atiri-ly . - --A'
reception was .theicl , in' .their honor
in the parish hall on Friday night,
when • ••music for- dancing• Was pro-
vided by I+''arrier's orchestra.• After
the lunch hour Mf'. end Mr's. Watson
Were -called to the front'and Hugh
McWhinney° readtn address and
Lloysi
,,Hodge presented' the couple.
with with a:.purse of money:.... On Moitcl'ay:'
-night. March 1S1°, the neighbors' met
at the Watson home and a social
time was enjoyed. During the eteit-
fug Mr. -and ;i ins. Watson were pre-
nt'e"d witfri 1 rratiitrt fruit -and
-smoker.-•�•The'-address �ssaar-read-�: by,
Frank Mcilwait-andthe present-
' ation Was made 'by 'I ogs, ` Cliff. and
..Gordon--�'11G-l'hee, •3-'he.l-adies2"Served
refreshments. Mr. and Mrs.,Watson
-a re inerubers• of " Nile United :eliiireli. -
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