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The Exeter Times, 1917-8-30, Page 6
u'. at sAA 'r. rS av spicy zestwhich wake s E g '? Or1tE' preserving ael a favorite I? r s.. c$ several .exz excellent a t ellent. va xxw zetxe$ are plentiful this, Gant} ;ncu+ared" for tlxe! salve of ecoa.oinic a l I hole,onle desserts. Ins, 20 and.IOO.pound sacks 2 and 5 -pound Cartons «f our thrrc Ile i`euF, g clCt—age tceasuu u" Rod, Trade LaAr c antic Sugar :Refineries; -; -ilea, - ontraeal e^. sI+'hat oall,s, i?. DOMES'TI L SC NCEATI sson- Proteins axe zieces5ary; for :body' hue ,.a� and,. rep idng wwaste t sszze_ The i are a,very iniportaant constituetat tar foci, differing frofrontall, oto' io an. si Sl n epglourds , in their c xnu, t , , �'l?7�+ i ., the Presence of 'nitrogen: lnodv is eon.posed of eighteen, a e# rat, erotein. xrGi �r meat, rxi?%i, eerea.ls, peas,i ;reins, lentils are ail p;'ti.ein foods, ,1 Protein coagulateso a n'plica- i .f -'.'ole of hear. acid or ferment, Some, sac t are entirely soluble in cold • ornpounds of protein C`. ? oq it,la�ax 1,1 41`x'.45 s ti e w4' i" dl fabs? iy .1133 11 ale CM N ion. i that k"td7 `?' TAM turned aml fi e:=wt a t ed fellow in kilts, "Ay, Ake; whea V i ashI "There's a wee lassie I promised to zr, et to -nicht," replied the other. Rita: Melfhcii heloofted to the B'iaek , nteh, a battalion of which was sta.- Urine i ilii the town, and Tom. a,ard Ales hilt hea.ome friends. "What's thy lass's name?" asked Tom, "1 lx at ken t e1 >tl � except thatt they en.' her Alice Come w?! me, Tom;, mebbe she has a friend," ":Nay,'" replied Tom, "I doan't 'feel like sky -larking with the lasses to- 1arkin * � ninths." " V cel, l'm not ower particular my - 1 .za oked Arth' tTt as s M. S;owes in it, and it Fe ding: a good tltkit'".'^^1111 ilczan't ltr ow," and 'Pont sighed. "I: alto a wee bit of a. lahilaascalrhe ys.el'," repliea,l :`+IcF'haii, '-:inti I hay nit The it c;asses„ ge:ax,l;vias, ala e tis 'Ys the pi k' Le f£Dtlntq lir; hbte= w,.` c oas Eli teri.r_ta c ani§ Itr Ss Fit the f d i fit qx,. :def trk Mr awns. a >'•nt obesiDa tZa ilia cnf th the 19elewl grraali Prey' sl tllraflent, 'ttt t t%ee1 fill into mit 0 tissues, a e es1h� .'Cry hia>po very pa d clash Af 0a ne 'IQo E tractives. thazrl class, of proteins is e-•trxc This extract is lz ''t e flavoring is..found in foods. Great care taken, while cooking foods that nothing impairs this flavor or destroys its value as an important element'of nourishmeLL +L E cr -is at"a. soluble in cold water. Protein is soluble in; cold water and coasstila tes. ral-t3 lat5tiou of heat, so that dare- and judgment should be used when cooling Various protein foods, 4 �n• i• Meats. ds are e; cyet1 to cook 1` . ile a1 Sµ#c'C'.:#. a.w" ex -- f clic meat in.. .z, soups, The meat Its elrc.car t . flue, 1 the hound o l tt t s and DI into salami ini4 to: coR A ;nest; nods1)011 t '' ISO*'1 stones. tileArt n' Oas lazixn ter .and hairs nipel`at. iS brott etixc ent» 10onfai r'rxl yenaa Dna ea��l�* its�Dtten;I . delle. -uta' tlibt tuhuite ecomin '-ort t tltei T,^a;t. eaaDaefa, x61QaVeil tae 1 A, iAtt tt. t1Dh,• for leak*. e es To use the st (lien`- are all 0 c11 11 e+e •�s arc "w -F, F,l' swr111` hie t v cif s Irl ? a `saucepan ant aAattaxng 1.ch. aces h0° naitaaitc., StI 01, +i r s kE?f water, wllww place the 5,..e irulnlaer and lid in position and p lo tighten. Put into a hot-wil�kf :MAIprocess z'or thirty minutes flee water starts 'boiling. At the enol of this time remove the jars from the $t. dw1' ,lo,ih can unt1 Iz'itli e r! e To Learn Clothe Weaving. Will_ ee Taught and Paid Good 'Mages. 'Write Learning, Experienced VVeavers Can Earn $2.5Q to $3.0D Per Day w�zfit� R AT••L The i3 U79 KING. ST, .WEST, TORONTO Lig o a? Y. �, t aan s.l ..ds °:xaz to t e earth with ie of their edgesi. e, faun or f ve nle.. up. They rarely dis- charge when more than 700 Ya above the carol eesi'ed, or the in con-, 'ciaree se IA regni5£�.. server as&1 the rt 7CA9 teAxila Dl ver b Iirn .. p left 4RCcen' tlOti': I'"i:hCe al $ the; s t'3ae d 1Citii0 e€iru very ;'oft, .tie" frequently to prevent scorching. ltriain sand bathe the riime;is for fruit; otic e. Or, to four q ahiee add quarter heck of apples, tial het and cut into salon pieces, Do i or core the apples, Cook bath, fasten the lids as securely alis = until the mixture is soft and then it rill oat very m carefully. New Iaossible, test for 'leaks and then store drain as for jelly, iieasure: the juice . ea _gt7ewd, y „million, now, is what you might call in a cool, slra Space. !sea ds #lima who is about to quit " a house may -gaily not legall remove n tees or shrubs ' e.has planted in'the is g arden without the permission of the � landlord. Y9 110 University Avenue, Toronto, Canada the control of the Department of Agriculture of Affliiated with the University of Toronto;, 9e ,Fleopen"s Monday,go,. 1, 1917, .Caieodar Swat bn Application, E..(a /a,. Gi fi i, '1ItaE, V.S., YJ,Sc,, Pri,ncipai rio this • 0 and then return it to the kettle. Bring a godly■ woman; my father was 00 spiced Peaches. --Prepare and peel it to a boil and then cook fu f ve nazi - 1 elder in the old U. P. Kirk, and 1 .w"s L the teaalhes just the same as I'otr can- Utes. Add an equal measure a RI - brought rill in a tot y a`.as fashion. But. �ing. Lot them st:end all the. stock, gat'. Stir until well dissolved, the. las Colonel ' L rsoll's stat, I read , ; i boilfor eight minutes. Pour 'ant a hh1 the spited Silo �rL ? C rr.syrupwhile l�e" .-I p 1 c t r and he �e ti C�a tr of e n � 1 nn I n Col L g zlroved to me that alloses -made a lot of syrup. glasses and store as fear jellies +. �;, .5 �r1e --Six sups of Sugar, Note. ---A safe and reliable method I t S hieed. S sxod: ,xn?star.es. a, wwc.ei, pre..tnt y i go ! J P � P •. g fond of whisky, and I came to the eon- five cups of water,. juice of one lemon, of cooking jellies is to use a ther ,y(5 1 lusioir that releeion wasnot logical."Place i a sauce an and stir Nrenl un- meter, Cook to 22 degrees le er i; g�.. s. i"al,,.n. i? I T reckon as you're oat too logical a til dissolved. Now add the following Fahrenheit. Tom I "Awn man but I was well grounded t?ephed as BRAY .47mifed l'd &, Winter .9th -118 This cut represents, on. a small scale, the cover of our new Fall and Winter Cata- logue No, 22G. which will be ready for matting early next month. The fashion pages, with ith their fine half -tone illustra- tions llustr -tions of the latest styles in Suits, Coats, Dresses, Furs, 'Millinery, , Footwear, etc:; are of. ,special interest to women. The prices quoted are lost reasonable and we prepay charges to your post once or station on every garment 1 tra+ tel. I'lle _t3D' a°h,copy to -day. ' RAY to 1 Kin St. 0 the fuzadamentnisl I could ; say him. He could: not say he was boy- Vegetable Soup. he Shorter Catechism when I was a costed, but they showed no inclination wee kiddie of seven years old! How to be in his company. This touched a n 1 no logical? his pride.9 am as good as they "After all," replied Tom, "it's noon are,„ he said tohimself, "and a bit logical toive un religion because of g g setter nor some on "em” He was de- Colonel Ingersoli's.Lectures. The re- lighted, however, to notice that Pen- ; legion my Altec had went deeper nor rose acted differently from the rest,, that. Ay, but. there, I am a fool to , Ile talkin , about it. Good night, Mc - i although he was by no means flatten- Phail, 1. will go back now." And ; ling. I told you you were an ass, „ a dti the town he, Tom went hack toys r _ said. "I+' you go on in this way, you'll alone. end by Lein kicked out of the Army, i Tom; The following Saturday night To' S� continue was again, drunk and disorderly. This (Tbe d.) time s' punishment. he did not e cape- p 1ishment. Tom never felt so `degraded in his life , JT StQIII C �Turts r as when he was undergoing that pun ishment. He had joined the Army under the influence of a noble impulse. Drink HotWater atee. }Ie had felt that he was doing a noble thing. Not that he was proud of it,"•if clyspeptles, sufferers from gas. because in reality he could do nothing wind or flatuler,e,e, stomach acidity or elelse; when he came to think of:it soul news. astrlc catarrh, heartburn. ,se_; etc would til c a teaspoonful of pure a terwvards he knew that he wasLdoing bisurateu magnesia. rn half a pians of nothing but his duty. All the same hot wa tw-ter. immediately ai'tel ..eaimmelated made him hold his head higher, and made his heart beat fast; now, after "a little more than, three months' train- ing, he had actually been called before his officers for being a disgrace to his company. The colonel, who was a afflicted with stomach trouble, and doc- tors would have to look elsewhere for patients: to explanation of these words a well. known New York physi- cian ' statim that most forms of stomach trouble are due to stoniscn acidity and fermentation of the rood consents of the stomach combined with to insufficient stern soldier, was also a ky indl gentle- Mood supply to the stomach .1. -Tot wt ,- ter increases the blood supply and br air - map. He recagnlsed at a glanee:Shat ated :magnesia, instantly neutralizes the L Tom was not a gutter lad; saw, too, 'e xcessive-stomach neiel and stops total. that he: had the making if a man in 'fermentation, the combination al the two, t.holcfore, bein -mar�elor ly suc-cessful and decidedly prefer tblo to the why he used stronger language, than ties or. artificial digestants, nuinn,s usual, and. fel' meting out :a 'heater or medicines for lnnigestion. punishment. Thumb Tacks. What excuse have you for :your- self ?" asked the colon ei. ` "You have :, A writer in a fashion raper draws evidently had some education a.diattention to the thumb tack and its were meant for better things. Why toileteases. Wherever, she travels she did you make a. beast .of yourself?" says t'he`takes large corks filleca "oath His words' cut Tom like a knife. °I ice 1 a beast of myself," he though'', "ha These ticks' two of, which willhold Tom Pollard .cornu to that?" her sic-irts t gailist the wall o>f the `Where is there to go sir when room 0rc'oset and Inc necessity for 'regiment "h 'ers one's day's work is over! ' he; askec`l' `carrying about a ofhangers almost sulkily. is thus - obviated. She also sticks "Go?" replied the colonel, a little thumb tacks through her veils and'I hair nets, affixing "these pesky be longings;" as she terms thein, to the; bottom' of the drawer.' use, for the tack is: to ..tick it, of several of i,, into they`' bottom of skirls to hold thein Stretched and him against t'lhe "4'11,ts i Three quarts water, one quart shredded cabbage, one-half pint mix'- ed carrot, one pint sliced potato one- half pint minced turnip, one-half pint ,. minced onion, one leek, two tomatoes, two tablespoons minced celery, two tablespoons butter or drippings, two tablespoons green pepper, three tea- spoons salt, one-half teaspoon pepper. Have the water boiling hard in a stewpan and add all the vegetables except the potatoes and tomatoes. Boil rapidly for ten minutes, then draw back where it will boil gently for one hour. At the eni of this time add the other ingredients and cook one hour longer. have the cover partially otl the stewpan during the entire cooking. In handling milk in thehome, do not pour it from one receptacle to anotheruntil just before using. • THE' SALVAGE T BATTLEFIELD !i Rl Cid AGE OF WAI"t ' RESTORED TO USEF t.ILNE,a r!ulhl Repa ring Shops Make 2,000 Pairs Shoes a Day From the Dis- carded Army Boats. I ew people at home, writes a res pondent, have any "idea of ;.he azna iha - "work of salving the wreck- age a_ I`ai�,e that is going d , that tlzQ zhliiE.�, lanes iia Fx•axzce—e o i sawing millions of .dollars a toad vet there are few things in the conduct of the war more wonderful. "Oral ' a few days ago,'' be says, -1 visited az._ French town some distance Behind our front, one of several towaas ix€'wvhich this work is proceeding day and night, silently and almost ' natio- ' d atioced t+y the world Thousands of i reznch ww omen and girls, whose man- e fighting or have faller:, aro- enitiieyed on it; and l confess I was sim stagger, ed at what I yaw, aalh�thin is bi'ottf,r1 . ts.,xnt o? battle, frog a a -i e or bicycle to tattered fO111 est € ete.iet shoes 0 S.ie z'en FESTisilletC•f s.= NiE Is pure refined Parowax'. It keeps the tumblers absolutely air -tight. Keeps the jellies free from. mold and fermentation. URd•. I1E'F1. ED PARAFFIN.E Y with of the trouble. gives the best results i� ash none r e. All you have to do ispourmelted Parowax over the tumbler tops and the preserves will keep indefinitely. Parowax is . absolute insurance against fermentation of any sort. FOR THE- LAUNDRY—See directions on Parowax labels for its use in valuable service in washing. .At grocery, department and general stores everywhere. THE :IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY Limited BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES nonplussed, "go?" And then remem- bering a visitor 'who came to lion the •previous day, he said.- "There's the Y M.G.A. hall;. they tea:eh you'some- dz ling useful there." °�2After.hiis punishment was over Toni f.,, COURT. not help seeing -that the better ;diose RA, fellow. , zbme,'ha shunned •r: '+2 2 and 5,1b. Cartons - 10, 20, 50 and 100 lb. Bags. When you pay the price of first quality sugar, why riot be sure that you get it ? There is one brand in Cana.da which has no second quality -that's the old reliable Redpath. "Let Redpath Sweeten rt." 0 0 C, liter ys: ti 110 Cao tla 110:0.1 50\V ° a'}a wall rs 0 an rornaor yes e leen cOnsign ass uttc?ly w 1 they 1t yk.i6,c New Apgalin, :after stage 1 sans solendazl boots; so e Y„ 10 e ltl was, They wx re ,l1.ab4.ot and 1, atel' i wore put c0 sus 43a i" rad ullfi of 3h 'avers§ fling ci„ s dia :fi l;and *,.°hobs 1 alt, I assure i'!lS .fir ly have aia!Tti 3geis i@edi't '.0 shoes newly bought, This repot' shop turhns oat 2.000 pilin twe end I was told the output swan 5,000 pairs, i "10 other enormous woriishopcs 1 ,r1i. k'1aaki tzziifora 1.3, tattered, mnal-scTi;ec` natal sol?a of them blood-stained, i,it3aa- laia,E isnad `tis 1;erod ns new.' After loosing ,bolsi through it lath of lava 9 tt*tttt> .cine rift;:- for they are raestl nothing else) are: howled to the r, we- " men, I. W cut oil the sound portions with shztrta knives, These frargmectt0 ,ere then trashed in a disinfecting t3uid, and when dry they are tattell in; I1:17td by n small arnzy of tailors who, with wonderful cleverness and ingenu- ity, remake them; and they are re» turned tothe army ready for ser‘i00 agalin, For Wounded Cannon. "A few minutes'' wiilk distant is the hospital for 'wounded cannon, ma- chine guns and rifles, where furnaces. blase night and day ' and the Vulcaans w O and a thunderous L crash aork amidd ? s era i roar, Here are mountains of broken rifles to which a new l,lease of life is to wive ,' be given. The Lusts andwooden parts are repaired or renewed; the damaged metal parts are replaced by new ones, rusty barrels are freshened up, and so on, and in a day or two these heaps of old ,iron are so many brand-new rifles for all practical pur- poses, doing deadly execution in tin) trenches. "Close by you will see thousands of broken bicycles—so much scrap- iron to look at, beyond all hope of repair. Here again the magician is at work; with amazing skill and rapidity the damage is repaired, broken parts are replaced, and the machines, restored to usefulness again, returned to their units." CANADA Martial son of mighty sire, Whose deeds thy knightly salons have won, Thy spirit breathes the ancient fire, Proud, Britain's bravest warrior won. lieu. froru 3",'s { , y Tong, and - ever mounting lrlgr_ei; •.Shedding lustre, o'er the naive, •Swells the rising roll of honor, Swells the brilliant growing fame. War—wise Empires battle scarred, Nations grown to man's estate, Veterankingdoms rudely shaken, Oppose in •vain their skill and hate. • Eldest son 05 Empire great, Strong right arm 0f Freedom's 001130' Valor and Truth commingling ma to • 7n puissance joined for 11.6`1.11111"9 laws, • Uirliasting, yet unresting on 1 • Ph011gll, laf,tier mounts the,,;funea'a1•hepatriot offering laid spoil. .Lair Freedom's sacrificial fire A Royal Flying Corps. --- he -longest word .i in the • English usgo is "noninte fcommui?icabill- Lightiing is•,prevalent in 'the sume. Mei: arnrl autthznn because•of the gr©'ate ade er evanoratitoga ;,the conversion of,, �•wtx•i fez' ir.to'lua''�i''yyofittlevlrlopitig electrit"it, 3