The Goderich Signal-Star, 1949-05-19, Page 9Hello, Homemakers I When ''1 was
a youngster, It ,was funrto « help
take oft our shoes` and "stpekiiigs
and pronlsed oto -buy us':firecrackers
if
est at the job. rather .te-;
oontanuailry' ala day, then
mother scolded us all evening about
dirty „feet and the danger, of ,are=
crackers.'_ Today- we: -.mad Oixld sVInpt1-
thize with parents•. e`ven'though we
Above ',i, s a corr4er, of one .� Our-
:rocfP., • tio
n room
ow .ese
xv te Principles
nhoosing
a neral Director
pe ant.
t. a ten i n
,are f ndamedtals 'in .any service. Look f ,
when L Qliw or, them.
en you choose a funeral direetoir,..„to, can de-
„pend- E Cranston _•
. on E. E. ;for all three. ••
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TWEED STEEL
WORKS LTtlr.
TWEED • ONTARIO
were `never such a problem : • as the
'nod:rri yo►sih.l
r y rifle t. e ga#rening s tt till
Miring a....„- .raft__ require ,hurt of
quick cogking -dishes,= .so look Over
our list.
44petizers: - Oran a juice with -"tt
$iiueezed, mint „ leaf; rt canned
conflomme.;.served whit .cress, quick
;potato soup vn.ith an minced: leen,
. Main
C00800;.`,
. , Parboiled .. sau;t�
ages, 'cohered with a tin .of tomato
soup ., and , baked; , eggs broken ,�nfe.
nota -shed potatd4inec pati d idyll,
And cooked in overt; kippers poached
Fnr ehl#fiefdrie_dpo' tafrteohs,.
trout
and cold meat , Autearoni a. launvdf
and 'cheese,
ptighettl and neat..i2alis . ' _
• esse
I►, ,. _ rts. Si�iced' ;liAututis' "with
ipirk and ' tnnap1 asyxup, colored
Dream• puddings,.' canned .fruit, rhn-
barb pieiets, and, also ;crackers ,and
cheese..
SUPPER DLSH
'Yz tsp. salt . .
1 ,tin' vegetable soup
- 2 apples •
6 cups "boiling
pork' sausages •
• % tsp. summer savory
1 asp. butter '
• Cook macaroni in boiling -water
until tender, then drain. Cut sans-`
ages- into -inch pieces and combine'
all, the. ingredients together 'except,
apples,' Pour, into ca:sserolekgreased.
with margarine. Place thick slices
of apples. on " top. Cover and bake
in electric oven of 350 degrees. fox.
25' minutes:. Six servings: •
,=-.. SPRING- SALAD
1 eup shredded cabbage
3 green onions, minced'
• Minced cress
culft diced celery, . .
3/ cup.. grated. carrot
Salt and pepper •
Mayonnaise or French °dressing r
Toss the ingredients' together with.
-':dressing rte moisten; Serve 7in a
chilled bowl, lined with lettuce
Ascomsan' ,o' hard cookt,s e•r T
Ry W. R, Dougall, Count' Weed
Inspector
Spring gra it7 '-crops.' int Hu, ron�look
Iron' promising at WS time of year.:
sp
Sworeedinkedg' is' completed. ” Thering ground
!well this
would palate 'Cover the whole sur-
face evenly, This treatxneiit will
iiiso ;help to. control . Canadian
t'bfstle and. sow thistle and'will,
'Prevent : them frons maturing seed,
and - After noticing a surrey of .tile'
weather vonditions li;ave ,so far been- :cottnty..1 fI that in almost *Very
.
ideal, In- a anew° daYtie, picture
• Will- be..:raarred,:bY the ugly OPOCAr
a'nce of mustard in many ilelds:In
. the .ceunty. 1:ustard .like ,alt, other
Weds a is, a moisture , Sli•, erg•
ei n '
—t rad 'o"f''"..�.grain and re-
ucea "its value as feed. :The ;seeds'
Will 11e in the ground for years; 4f
.eomm.Unity the egiliptlient 'is avail.
able and• meo. -.axions te'do custet0
sprayis..' The Cost runs around, •;2,
,Per acre and -lit .some .cases less,
l vuhcl the°gr.-ai
is -five or six iltehes high and before
the 'niusturd. is in bloom. All weeds:
are most. easily- killed, when• young`
Lhe field .is .seeded out and .a?pear- and tender.
again when.„ the il'eld . is sown to Do not ,pray' where fields are
mtustard can .established fa Tt that ,clover, as the
p seeded. "out with
Ilea by sp ayingg eheiuical will, kill the clover. Grain
it`h.-- 2-•4--D; .,-solutio . - I . -- -. . _ �..
o. >4i~ Xts one of, wikt not -Abe- injured aitt #tag. •ova.
e 0 way ,•-•
t h4,. st susceptible .' wefeds to. ,re, The'united eQrt. • of farmers • can.
speed,' to , tixis, ,-treat#nent, .� A. mild. make this project a success, • Con-
SOlUdOn applied with low ` r
i? ... .pressure your aricultttral a res , -
<� d.OIT ,g r l7 .. , epic
r�cent.; effecttvP ff. t rP..nn roe .
oro
• a•a�d„-l�or f -or.
a li
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Y e a
PP. Spr y as you assistaxtee.
PORTER'S -1111414`.
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Sunday 'next, .service at Grace
Church, .will be at:.9.45 a.m. instead
of in the afternoon. Sunday.sbhool
will be after the church. service.
Mr, aitd Mrs. John McConnell, of
Dundalk; spent rt few days With
1Virs. McConnell's "sister, Mrs. J., -
Lockhart,
and: Mr. _Lockhart, •
Mrs, • Wilding , of ' Harristoti is
pending a Willie 'with -'fixer da
ter, Mrs.' Elgin Cox. o+
Pictures, were shown by the
Federation of Agriculture at No. 5
school, Porter's Hill. on Wednes-
day,: last. 167 'children ..were pre-
sent in the : afternoon and a good
number of adults were . out for the
evening program.
:Mrs. ' G. • G. Newton,-- spent the
week -end in; ” Toronto with bet:
daughter, Mrs.. A. Osbaldeston.
Mrs. J. S. Lockhart' visited with
her --son: Glen and -wife -_in- Clinton
for a couple of days this week.
Congratulations to°Mr. and _Mrs„
Fred Bell on' the birth of a 'son.
$30'
here's ' a big inifieitniteit
behind .the gas for every car •
Finding oil and.bringing it tb you—in the kindo• f products you need,
and at low prices: --is a big job and takes a lot ;of money. Behind
Alai dependable' .supply are thou -kinds of Canadians engaged in. •
finding; .producing, transporting; refining and' marketing—working'
with tools4hat cost 'huniireds of millions: But the investment in those_
tools is your: gua•rantee`.of adequate supply and• minimuin. rice.`
- FIRST, the oil must be .'found.. This means• expensive equipment- and the
risking of money in patient search. A -single deep test drilling rig is
worth- haat: a million dollars and •one unsuccessful welrin-the Alberta
foothills Has cost more thein a million. Then when oilfields and found,
. Y > .. _•Leduc ;
field costs ab�iut'$lOf �`q well in the
they ,must be. develo ed• just to drill and a ui one
SECOND, crude, oil must be transported to a refinery.' Tank cars, .pipe
lines and ocean and lake tankers are the vehicles. A large -pipe line
may cost .$100,Q00 -a 'mile, Imperial's largest tanker, just put into •
service, cost more' than $5 millions. •« ;
THIRD, the crude oil: Must be'refined into hundreds of useful products.
Large and complex refining units are the workman's ''equipment e
here. To meet your increasing needs for more and' better products_
I perial since the .war has. added refining capacity' to.process an
extra 31,Q00 barrels per day. ,The cost was more than $30 millions. •
•FOURTH, the products must be marketed—this means they must be made
available to you• when and: where• you need them:' The'tools of the
marketer are such things as •service. stations, truck fleets,. 'coastal`
ships, barges, oil drums and tctz,ks. This equipment, fpo, adds up
. to nn.lhons. , •
«. '
Canadians are usingtwice as .much oil as in 1939 .To -help meet
. � � J.. _your increasin • needs Im• enal .has. s •,N, ht,,-p�tzd- fo„ , d: new fiefs
ps an • pipe ;lines, erected new refinery units; installed new
, marketing equipment, It costs more .than twice as much, for do these
. things'as,before the war. -'
The money we needed to do these things came from borrowing, from
the sale of investments and from earnings put back into the business'
after paying .dividends.
This money is helpingto provide the tools to bring you all the oil,'
you need—at the apwest • : ossible
or cold meat. '
RIIUBARR I'IELETS
Itliubai for i .pie shell : '
4 bbsps. corustareh
5 cups ;diced rhubarb
-4-cup sugar ,
• • Line individual pie pylaites-• with'
pastxiy and add 8%i eup 'Of the rhu-
barb -cornstarch -sugar mixture. Dot
with bunter. Sprinkle' with• a..dush
of nutmeg. • Cover With • rolled Out
paste, --slat four, escape .of •steam: 'Bake
in electric oven of- 425 degrees for
S__Lninutes,.,...Lawi r •temperahire—tc
350 degrees' for 25 minutes. To
prevent -any , filling that may boil
over if oven is left •too high for •-too
long, place„ the pie plates• on jelly
roll plixr:. • •
THE SUGGESTION BOX
Mrs. H. C. says: when washing.
windows -'wipe them , up and -down
on' one side • and crosswise on the.
other. • If 'streaksshow after polish-,
ing, it is easy,to •tell which side. they
are on..
..'Mrs. A. J. says: It's smart to:
purchase an extra • roll of , ceiling
wallpaper to line drawers; .and the
'clothes closet shelves.•.. =
'Mrs. It. M. says: White- spots ori
ear-nished furniture can usually be
'removed by , rubbing lightly with.. a..
piece ,of ' •fl'annel. dampened with
essence of pepperinen,t or Bpi vi is .de
by an • 'application of e• followed-,
^ furnitxtre
camphor his should b
polish,
Mrs: J. T. says: Soap scraps 'are'
valuable; after.' alley. 'are too',small
to ;leaye in the soap ',dish.' Drop
j feces into a jar and cover them
-with water. Using this' soft -soap ,
aolutkn -make perfu'ne4l-suds for_
lingerie,' '
°
Railway rates. in Canada are the
lowest in the world, witIf the. pos-
sible exception of some Oriental
regions with• extremely., low living
standards.
ASHFIELD, ; Ilay 10. -- Miss
Marie Wall of Goderich : spent .the
week -end with Miss Sully Mac-
donaid.
—R= 9: Rhoad-i-vszting' rafts=
tines in Pennsylvania. for two
weeks.
Next Sundayythere wiltt
140. -„-no . service: in _ -Ashfield P b
terian
'Church on' account of Ripley
anniversary services. On May 29,
at 11 a.m. and 8 p.rn., anniversary
services will be held ,here, with Rev.
C. Jorgenssou of Brussels as the
guest speaker.
Weme
ur
Ftpnext weekyour• house is fullyequipped for• oo v1l'1 �comfortable
proofst #lie
again• s And /►t
' .a .. , ..0',enjoy.;
W�'the '
of fresh air min comfurt�
•:� bugs. �a; `' A , •
.our •Kitchen Cupboardsare: very xp niCe� and ''not too
much mons
You Alight be interested.•,.;
°' :CARLOW, May j.7. We are'
sorry to report ' that Mrs. • Robt• '
Bean has,. had to go to'London
for -further treutinent for"'her leg„ <•.
The best wishes of .the com triunity
go to her, in the *. hope that she
will soon be back in our midst. ,
The executive ° Dix the COlborrie
~Womner's°Institute 'met• in the hall'
on ,londay' night to . make plans
for • the coming year. It was de-
cided to have the May- meeting 'on•
Weditesslay,._._l‘I:y.-.95th ;instead. _of•
the regular day, the 24th of May.
Will the members please note
change of day?
The. Department of- ,Highways
-suggests °you.. be. sure -your car' is
rn ..condition for safe .spring -and -
summer driving.. Check the brakes,
lights, tires, steering: mechanism,
Vudshield wiper 'and other safety
tea -tures? ••-Help-cheek--aeeidents
the .life -you;save ,ray °be your own!
TORAYSY .•h
New ,Schedules in effect -19th of``May, 1.949.Time:•tabiee
are available f rolihMotorways Bus .Drivers and from your ,
local agent.•
Reg.
° q
�C�'re�'
,�,nc�. Son
To avoid disappointment please check with your local.;;
Aged. before planning
. • any trips as rnost of the times have
wTH .WESTERN `• 'ONTARIO ' MOTORWAYS
-5-Year WRITTEN`. Guarantee
BFJILOU .Motlupray is guarantQed in
writing to • protect your furniture,
ruga, blankets, and alOthitg for '5
years, or BER ;tjU papa for the dam _.4
age;.. 41dill_:...protevt •-theaverage'
Man's suit or °lady's dress for 5 years.
•^-only 80. a year;, other articles,
equTy Toni.
3uy this -guaranteed caothspray TO-
DAY from" yourdepartment drug,
hardware, or furniture store,.
NO WR�ou,
• MOTHSPRAY
Guaranteed for one yea; or your money
back,. Only 630 for 16 osz.-•enough; to
.mothproof 2' men's suits.,
BERL%
MOTHSPRAY
''ON'E H.:Q+
EVER � � ULD J��:'�HE_CR_UL'`.:.._ •
°AGAINST. CANCER; .
The Perth Ilur"o i Unit -of' the Dancer Society'. urge
all those' who hav6:not sent in theirdonatiokt to. the Cancer.
Fund to tlo so as early as possible.::
Donations should be sent to --:Pei h 'Unit of . the : .'
Cancer Society, Eox 146, Stratford; Ont," n '
O c ai
'receipts will be "mailed
r y St
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If you'reinterestedin facts
The'prxee of a gallon of gasoline today is about the Baine ciss the „..rico of ,a.., 'gallrt o.
of distilled water.
p•
For years .,before the war the 'wholesale price of ga$olin4 d%peed almost steadily
, and although it has been caught in general upswing g of costs it
. ,,.... ..... . . other ,, . l' . � _ ., .. . has ustt<ittcreased.
nettrly' as' muc11 as heconal 4:tie4 .
Sine 19 the general vwholescile p i `indeic had .•more than cio but thio
oiled
. .4aeirolA;1+nrcoots. ricce hide ts;.cufyalls _by..ess.ihs :ttti
tfit�
Ort its 1948 operations Imperial earned a:profit equivalent to"loos than one cent
a, gallon for: each gallon of products ally P..
Until you!ve seen -and 'ridden on
Firetfonl-Supec411allodns,4-'K4tu--carr'•
imagine the tuper-4emf'ort they add to
drivin lAl-fhe-:tiing-xoa-d-shocks
:
appear .: ,^old cars drive like no*. .
, new carswhandle srnrother.•Let usshow
vow -today? . "
Candrier ir'►
photio.gaii ooderioh ;
Victoria.:and-tlgin, ttS.a:,.
DRIVE 1111 TODAY FOR
COM PLETE
rireStotst
SERVICE..
tst014�.-1,, 0,
Givaraiafeed 14
Goad ltoiuekeepiltg
Hn, .I anciivr os
• 'uRovrNnsts���'
y IMPERIAL GALLON
coNCENTRATED PASTE FOR
M
.One gallon of Kalif -Tone paste,
when thzntted, makes l% gaPons of li.em-Totic
finish. This means that your actual &Ili r'
Cost of Kam -'Tone per gailon•is ..
TWELVE lovely, colours, and white to chooso'froin
ask your dealer f¢r•cotour chart.
too delighted with Kern Tone ...With its case of appliea�
t • n .its«�eaut'... its ex, .fes fir i
t th ng ni .o ou „f w,es, . enc rT1 ne
not a water paint .:...it is a resin and OIL finish that goes on without
onl
Remember, Kern -Tone and is yem.o. ,au
fou AT.Cthes n filler_._.
._....1,. -.+Covers -mast surfaces-= -orad a 'cry-
Walihoard, painted walls,, plywood,
brick, f te. x ,
2� One coot really 'covers.:
3, Drat hard in one hour.
4, One gt ilon doea'ci large room.
�,� IiNo ltsagreeab10 painfy odour
Use: the room the same day.
6. , A hard, •durable, 'washable
airfare.
•
Z A p kas ra ib•put on spreads.'
like a charm.