The Wingham Advance Times, 1935-11-14, Page 2w TWO
WINGHAM ADZ AN CE -TIMES
Beparticular—buyyour flour by ttame. Purity
Flour has enjoyed your confidence for thirty
years. Always uttifornat qualiry--milled from
the world's chest wheat -.r ensures complete
satisfaction for every kind of baking.
PURIT FL
Best for all your
1 cups milk and vegetable t Ater
1?lt or cup grated cheese
3. No. 2 cau vegetable
or
21 cups cooked vegetable
Make sauce or- butter, flour, seas-
ontngs, milk and vegetable water.
wrViten thickened add, grated cheese
and allow to melt in sauce.
Suggestions for Serving Vegetables
with Cheese Sauce
Asparagris
-grange asparagus n buttered
toat in individual servings. Pour
cheese sauce' over the asparagus and
toast—leaving the tips of asparagus
uncovered.
Cauliflower
Break cooked -cauliflower into flow-
The i will have among the other good thing, erlets. Arrange on toast in individual
Wingham Advance -Tim, in her kitchen one or more ktitds of servings. :Add 2 tablespoons chopped
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cheese, for she realizes its possibilit green pepper to cheese sauce. Pour
WI11tGHAM ONTARIO les and knows that with very little over cauliflower:
Every Thursday Morning by time and effort she can make a num- Peas
Publishing Co. bar of cheese -delicacies. For instance, When cheese sauce is cooked add
The w Advance -Times P g an assortment of crackers and cheese peas and beat thoroughly. Serve on
.Subscription Rate One Year $2.00 served perhaps with jelly, olives or buttered toast.
Six months, $1.00 in advance.
celery is 'merely a matter of arrang- Spinach
:gild 2 hard cooked eggs, chopped
in mediums sized pieces, to spinach.
Mix' with cheese sauce and serve on
toast or pile spinach on toast and
pour cheese sauce over the vegetable.
Brussels Sprouts
Place cooked sprouts on buttered
toast. Pour cheese sauce over the
sprouts and serve hot. ;
Corn and Cheese Casserole
1 cup corn
3. cup bread or cracker crumbs
1 cup grated cheese
?* ;tsp. salt
1 tbsp. melted butter
1 tsp. Worcestershire Sauce
2 tbsps. chopped green pepper or
pimento
2 eggs
2 cups scalded milk
Combine all ingredients except
eggs and milk. Beat egg yolks and
add with the tn.ilk. Fold in stiffly
beaten egg whites. Place in a butt-
ered baking dish and oven -poach in
a moderate oven (350 F.) until"firm
—about 40 minutes.
Potato Cheese Souffle
2 cups mashed potatoes
1 cup grated cheese
2. tbsps. melted butter
?s cup milk-
. eggs
?= tsp. salt
1; tsp. white Fepper
1ww�ith chapped green peppers, chopped., 'i tsp.,mustard
nuts, or raisins, or whole nutmeats. 1 - Mit grated cheese thoroughly with
I
a (2) Cut bread into slices about one- potato. Add milk and melted butter
third of an inch thick. Cut with round • and seasonings and beat ,with a slot-
for diamond shaped cookie cutter. But- ted spoon until smooth. Add yolks
` ter and make a fluting of cheese: of eggs well beaten (until thick and
4 lemon coloured)and fold in whites
:around edge. of sandwich. FiII centre ,
�wejth jel.lc, using black currant or beaten. until stiff. Turn into a well
rape jelly in conjunction with yellows battered baling dish and bake 4t1:
cheese; and using red jelly, such as minutes. Serve with a vegetable, such
currant or -raspberry, alongside of as peas, beets, or asparagus.
To U. S. A., $2.50 per year. Ing the foods attractively, and eet
Y what is more popluar, urs as an al -
Foreign rate, $a.00 per year.
Advertising rates on application. ternatjve, any of the following recipes
Advertising, "' I may be chosen. They. are quickly pre-
pared and are sure to please guests.
CHEESE FOR COMPANY' Cheese Bacon Strips
Lightly toast thin slices of bread on
Envied by mane is the hostess who, one -side only. Cut in strips about 3
-when unexpected corntpane arrives, inches long and one inch wide. Cower
can sit down and enjoy a friendly cis the untoasted side _generously with
at; then in almose the twinkling of an.. grated Canadian cheddar or processed
Reye is able,. to the delight and surprise cheese blended with butter. Sprinkle
of her guests, to serge delectable re- with pieces of bacon, cut very finely
freshments. Such true hospitality and with scissors. Place under broiler un-
-ease of entertaining is within the til bacon is cooked. Salted trackers
reach of all. It is simply a matter .of may he used instead, of toast. Serve
always being prepared by having on ; hot.
':band the necessary ingredients for a; Cheese Squares
refreshing beverage — either hot or Cut fruit bread in squares (about
cold to suit the occaseion; a well felled ,114 inches), blend together grated.
cookie jar or calve box, and the ma- Canadian cheddar- cheese, with suffic-
terials for making appetizing sand-• lent butter to make a soft mixture.
wiches or other enticing tidbits Spread the four sides and top of the
Undoubtedly the prepared hostess' bread squares with the cheese mix -
1 ture. Sprinkle with paprika. Bake in
1' a hot oven or under' broiler until the
cheese begins to'melt. Serve hot,
Open Cheese Sandwiches
(1) Cut white or brown bread into
slices one-half to one inch thick. Cut
with cookie cutter into various shapes.
Butter and fill with cream, cottage or
The
ManWho
Knows
'Wether the'Remedy
You are taking for
Headaches, Neuralgia
or Rheumatism Pains
is SAYE is Your Doctor.
Ask Him-
lDon't Entrust Your
'Own or Your Family's
Weil -Being to Unknown
Preparations
'ORE. Fon take any :prepare-
tions you. don't Imow all about,
for the relief of headaches; er the
pains of rheumatism, ncurltis or
neuralgia„ ask your doctor what he
thinks about it —in comparison
win ":pirin.'
We gay this. because, before the
eniscovet7 of "Aspirin," most so -
.called "pain" remedies were ad-
oised ages Inst by physicians as being
led for the stomach; or, often,, for
�e heart. And the discoveryof
".Aspirin" largely changed medical
practice
Countless thousands of people
• who have taken "Aspirin" year in
and out without ill erect, have
proved that the medical findings
about its safety' were correct.
Remember this: "_aspirin" is.
rated among the frrrfolt methods.pet
-disco:wed for the relief of headaches
end all common pains .. , and
for the: average person to
" T`ablets are made in
Canada. ' _Aseiriaa" is the registered
trademark o the Bayer Company,
'United- Look for the •rpeme Be*,d�eerr
. n the form across oa°everytablet.
.Dernand and;Get
"ASPIRIN
(: Canadian cheddar grated, or with pro-
/ce_sed alad
- cheese blended with _
s
,
dressing. Garnish top 'of sandwich
white cream .ot cottage cheese. Macaroni, Tomato and Cheese
Note—Byusing brown and white 1 cup macaroni, spaghetti or rice
bread and yellow+; and white cheese, an 2 cups canned tomatoes
attractive plate of open sandwiches 1 slice onion
can be made very quickly. 3 tbsps. butter
3 tbsps. flour
NUTRITIOUS CHEESE Salt and pepper
1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce ,
FOR LUNCHEON 1. cup grated cheese
OR SUPPER Cook teacaroni, spaghetti or rice in
boiling salted water until tender.
apples Sprinnte with lemon juice or
Durinst National Cheese Week an Drain through a sieve or colander. cider and aaarinate for at least 30
appeal was ,made to the people of Pour water through the cooked cer-
minutes. Mix with mayonnaise and
Canada to take a personr
al inteest in cal to separate the pieces, serve on lettuce or as a relish with
10 the Teat cheese industry as develop -.1 Simmer tomatoes with the onion meat-- 10
ed an the Dominion and to form the 1 for 10 to 15 aninutee. Strain. MelttQac-Dish Brea -hast habit of using more of this butter, add :lour and seasonings. Add Wash and core apples_ Puce in a
ish quality dairy product -iii the strained tomato and cook, st'nrring baiting dish, snrre a lightly with tin
rrae. After having the merits of ' constantly, untilsauce thickens. Put raaarcon, fill cavities wwzth bran break -
cheese brought to their attention, no a layer of cooked macaroni, spaghetti fast food, sweeten with honey or
dcnbt, many Canadian homemakers or rice, in buttered dish. Cover with
Thurs., November 14, 1935
TO BECOME KING
The arival at Addis Ababa of
Crown Prince Afsa . Wiesen from
Dessye, where he had been gover-
nor-general of the province, gave rise
to rumors that Emperor Haili Sell-
assie might order his 20 -year-old son
crowned lung immediately in case
anything happened to Seilassie at the.
front. Afsa IVosan (above) could
the bread under tate broiler for a few
minutes. Yield: 8 seer ings. 1 pan, 9
inches square.
TIM KEEPS HIS EYE
ON THIN! GRITS
To the Editur av all thine
Wingham paypers.
Deer Sur:— "
Dollar Days are over an now us
min hey to Link . av how we kin git.
money to pay our taxes, an to buy
Christmas prisints, arr mebby to git
a pair arr two av socks fer oursilves.
It is goin to be a harrud toime fer
us ould :retoired gintlem.in, whowur-
ruked fourteen hours a day on the
farrums fer years, an saved a little
money to insist in Governmint bonds,
tinkin we cud live on the intrust, an
not hev to be rakin an schrapin in
iviry earner fer the resht av our loin
es, but now thim Grits do be puttin
the rate down to tree pur cint, arr
less, wid iviryting we hev to ate arr
wear gain up in proice, an taxes as
hoigh as jvir.
I wondher what the ind will be, wid
our incomes decraisin, an our ixpins
es incraisin. I do be shpakin fer the
retoired gintlemin, .who throy to
make Inds mate widout 'gojn on relaif
arr takin the ould age pinshun.
Wan ting I know, it' is up to thim.
I Grits to throy to sittle zings, an all us
Tories hev to do is to buckle our
bilis toighter. an sit back an foind
fault. T'hin Grits wus moighty an-
xious to hey* the rennin av tangs from.
say to say, so to shpake, but they will
foind out that the fellehs that git
the crime from the cows her to clane
out the shtables. It isn't all gowld
that gltthers oven in the pollytickle
moines, an it is a long road that has
no detoors.
is.iebby I do be either mixin me
easily be crowned a king without 'in -1 mettyfers agin, as thim Hoigh School
fringing upon his father's title, which bees tape tellin me, but what I mane
means "king of kings." -to say is that thim that shteer the
ship hev to take the blame if they run
ways refreshing. Raw or cooked they it on the rocks.Shpakjn av ships remoinds. me that
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other foods
Here
bend well withowe
.ani s
''n w
rats always desart sinlr ,
are tould, an I belaive the oidea is
might, be rayson av how manny de-
serted the Tory ship on October 14.
Ye cud .see thim shwimmin arround
throyin to cloime on army ould plank,
arr raft, arr broken mast, they saw
av
tloatin in the wither, an mosht
thim nivir got -to land,at all, at all,
so they didn't.
Av worse some mimbers av the
Tory ship's crew tuk to the loife
boats, whin they saw the shtarm com-
in, an landed in the, safe harbor av
the: Sinnit, but mosht av thim lads
wus nivir rale sailors, but only shtow-
aways in the fursht place, that Cap-
tain' Binnitt had put to wcurruk to pay
are some unusual recipes that prove'.
their versatility in the menu.
Apple Omelet
3 tbsps. butter
2 apples, 'cashed,cored and sliced
crosswise al inch thick
h eaten
4 eggs (slightly y ) b
2 tbsps. milk
?.:i tsp. salt
Powdered sugar
Paprlka
Melt the butter in a skillet and
broeai the apples on both sides over
moderate heat. Remove apples front
skillet Combine eggs, milk and salt,
and pour them in the skillet. Cook
over low heat, lifting the edges with
Ja`
WirV Y°or Ypup9tone
does you in touch with
Keeps
neighbours and friends..
Haig s
Makes your shoPPing a
,Ahola tot cosi*r.
Coils the Doctor in sudden
illness or God.ent
.
i yputo clueing°
rsEonctalcbaffays and meetings•,
•
Summons help When aro
breaks out. s
Maintains business
contactawhen Yau•re
forced to staye home
G
ets rePairmea
when essential ho
services break down.
"THE
WHEN the weatheror
household duties keep you
indoors, and theta are so
many things you need and
you . simply haven't the time
to go shopping . . how
handy ., it is to telephone.
The grocer or butcher or
dry goods store is always
glad to deliver your order
just when you want it. So,
the telephone smooths your
daily path and stands guard
in emergency.
OF YOUR TELEPHONE
IS JUST WHAT YOU MAKE iT"
planks hould together, an, shure,
theer wus shtill a lot av sound planks
in the deck av the Tory ship whin
it wint on the rocks.
-Yours till nixt toime,
Timothy Hay.
Timothy Seed Prices
The current timothy seed crop re-
port indicates an abnormally large
production of this seed in Canada in
1935. It would appear that there may
be about eleven million pounds of
seed available for commerce as against
five million pounds in 1934 and as an-
nual consumption in recent years of
approximately sevenmillion pounds.
Owing to the surplus in sight, Canada
is now for the first time in history
on an export market price basis in
a spatuia:'"to let the uncooked portion I fer theer passage. A three sailor will respect to this seed. In the past years
rurr under. When set, put the fried nivir desert his ship, as long as the prices at Chicago plus freight and im-
apples sprinkled with sugar on the f
omelet. Roll it and turn it out on a
warm platter. Sprinkle with papri?.-a.
One -Two -Three Salad
1 dill pickle (diced)
2 medium onions (finely chopped)
3 tart red apples (unpared,'diced)
Lemon juice or cider
Mayonnaise
Combine dill pickles, onions ati'MI
port charges wefe the basis of value
in Canada, whereas this year, domes-
tic prices may be based on Chicago
quotations less freight and export
charges. At this time last year tim-
othy seed was selling in Canada at 15
to 20 cents per pound as against 3 to
4 and a half cents per pound at the
present time. Surplusproduction this
year resulted from two main factors,
i.e., the high prices of last year which
stimulated production and the abnor-
mally large hay crop which permitted
farmers generally to leave fields for
seed rather than cttt for hay.
•
Joe: "What do you do with. your
worn-out razor blades?"
Moe: "I shave with them."
Professor: "What is it?"
Nurse: "A boy, sir!"
.
"
Professor: What does he want?"
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rated cheese. ; browrn sugar and dot with butter. Add'
are already planning to serve more sauce and sprinkle with a honing water to cover bottom of dish
1, heese during the corning winter ; Repeat until dish is full, finishing about -tacit deep
Bake ainamod-
�i months, particularly; in 1 -at . luncheon with a layer of grated cheese or equal erate oven (4251ep for about 30 min-
; and =upper dishes, such as 1 e follow Ipay':s of grated cheese and bream uses or until apples are tender. Serie
j
int: recarantncmle d' ley lige Milk Ctili- i crumbs. ;;give in 'rrioderate ovary (375 arm with erasers or whole milk
I;zaticn Service of the Domini OR De -'degrees F.) until cheese is melted or wsApple Crunch
part ert of earicelmre. i
crumbs are browned. d, cups sliced tart apples
Vegetables with Cheese Sauce
1 cup bio t r sugar
3 tbsps. butter 1i. tap. nutmeg
3 tbsps. fl surGrated rind of ?u lemon
Sail said pepper 1 .cup fine corn flake cratnabs
16 cup melted butter
APPLES LAY IN
AND DAY OUT
By Barbara B 'Brooks
..what's a1y :.lags mss abclrt
; iris'. granddad wants to know. He
dA'and Poultry
afttlartd Creamery
Buyers Of
Cream Eggs
TUE I'TEII FARMS CO-OPERATIVE
TIVE
+ OMPANY Ia1lU ITEM
Oi a i m
0
Arrange apples in bottom of deep
ie plate (9 inch). Cover with k cup •
a
goes on tr ponrat ¢rxiw lord, that a ani of brownsttgao nutmeg and lemon �.
• itie :even brothers saved to a rape aid i rind. Combine chert flake crumbs ;0.
;IR see bei ire t i.i . even heard of the kith c einauiing 3-4 cup sugar- and but -
things. hicieeo\er. half the foods that ler. Pack firmly on -,.op of apples. i
• gyve us our vitamins -today were hex - Bake an:seseerete oven (400 F,) un-;'t2r2t
▪ cries stn granddad'_ gouda. til apples are done, abcaat 30 minutes.
▪ .
But if ycu h -'ern to granddad's store l Serve with Bream. Yield: Six serv-
irlgs
m ie_ of the goad old days you will seen
• hear ab sat the apple bin in the cellar.
U if ?fie still has eatcaigla teetteeth,hie -sbJortors
m: are a ented with pauses for an-
y§ t ther juicy bee ffrnin what may be
■ .his third o: fourth apple for the day. i cup ;ter/ones-
He
ar onealHe has always had plenty of apples 1 stats reek
because they are an abundant crop
j > in most lands and keep well if prop
• erly stored.. And, of course, plenty
of apples give plenty of ritarnizis and
• that may help to explain the treatery
t of granddad's good health.
Although, ianiprtawenaents Ira agriettl-
� a tare, reftigera^tiorn and transportati-.n
gine las great 1tanety of fruits and #tyre, Pryttd into greased fiats. de r
hies, apples remain as a stand range .apples and diced bacon oven
f us Heads the year po,p Bake for about 2l ttaatrtttet tri a
mately the eo•aslsaess and .3 moderate o w*art (425 f .). r�ryrns
al -"e, `ast ark ttssp; he con
Luncheon Cont. Bread
i•
1 egg (slightly beaten)
cup sugar
hi cup prepared bran
1 cap flour
tsp. salt
bp. baking powder
pound diced bacon
sliced. apples
km egg and sugar ti~orr ugbly !,
, cornmeal and milk. Sift
ieaats and add to first rstix-
Cf�x
Add
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A Classified Want Ad
In The Advance -Times
Will Sell It For You !
Dont think that Buyers are as hard to fim"d as the proverb-
ial "needle in the hay stack" Not if you ADVERTISE! People,
these clays, are Bargain Hunters", and, nearly 2000 Families in
this district are constant of thrs•papex
, and make it a prac.
tice to watch the Classified Want Ad. Column for the "Buying Op-
portunities" listed there.
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