The Wingham Advance Times, 1928-05-17, Page 71 ht# 4 y, May nth, $948
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Wingharn, Ont.
T-IOMP'SON, Branch Manager.
Phone 166 Wingham
Branches: Wingham, Tara, Wiarton, Grand Valley
'Head. Office, Harriston, Ontario'
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Wingharn, Ont.
Wingham, Ont.
Gorrie, Ont.
Mainly Far Women
(By Dorothy Dix)
THE SPRING `SHOWER'
festive. If possible to procure, dishes
In the holding of a shower for a J of yellow glass' add to the appearance.
bride-to-be one has a great opportun-
ity for acolor .scheme using spring
flowers. For example, the room is de-
•corated with bright yellow daffodils.
The table with a centerpiece of the
flowers, and tiny nosegays of them
attached to the place cards is most
A. pineaplde and cucumber gelatine.
salad, chopped egg sandwiches, yellow
and white ice cream and sponge cake
or French pastry iced in yellow and
white are dainty refreshments,
'The gifts may be placea in a large
clothes basket, the top' of • which is
then covered with white paper fasten-
ed ie place with a band of yellow rib-
bon tied in a huge bow.
Bridge may be played or any games
dealing with the. hone. ;1,t is rather
nice to ask each young woman to
write her favorite recipe on a Card to
be given to the guest of' honor,
STUFFED VEAL CROPS
With a sharp knife split .the chops
back to the bone. Make a savory
stuffing of a cup and a halfof coarse
fresh crumbs soaked for three minut-
es in milk then drained. Add to the
crumbs the yolk of an 'egg, quarter
pound of mushrooms that have been
salted in butter, then chopped, the.
juice of an onion, and a small grated
onion, teaspoon of chpped parsley,
same, of celery leaves, salt, pepper.'
teaspoon sugar and quarter cupful of
finely choped nuts: Fill the chops
with the stuffing and lay theme in •a
buttered dish.. Lay a slice of bacon
on each, dust with pepper and salt
and turn in a half cupful of stock.
Bake about an hour, basting often
with the dish gravy. Serve with a
smooth tomato or . brown sauce.
VARY BREAKFAST FRUITS'
Itis a very important thing that
the breakfast fruits be varied, but of
course individual taste must be con-
sidered. Remember apples are apples
no matter how many different ways
they may be served. They are good
breakfast fruit but 'should not be giv-
en day in and day out, :There are the
citrous fruits like grape fruit. This
can be served half in the skin, or the
pulp cut out and served in a glass
with a few spoons of grapejuice add-
ed. Stewed figs masse a pleasing dish
if stewed until tender and sweetened
with a little honey instead of sugar.
Take large dates and storie them and
place: in a steamer for a Iittle while
until they are puffed up. Serve them
with cream. Or they may be served
with cream cheese. Strawberry' pre.,
serves that are not too sweet are also
good with cream cheese; also serve
cheese with orange marmalade.
The prune, ever. reliable, may be
stewed; stoned and stuffed with nuts
or cheese. They may be chopped fine
and made into light paste by beating
a little whipped cream into them and
served with toast.
Remember anybody would rather
;have fruit, served without the stones.
'"Es'tablishing A New Standard in
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hen GYOU
DRIVE THE DURANT
. yoi will say* "Here is a car 'that gives me
quicker ace .leration, more pe ower, more speed and
easier sustained driving than 1 ever thought could
ibe had in any car at its price."
'You will notice the quick, soft action of the Bendix.
4 -wheel brakes, the safety features of the hill vision
windshield and the little effort required to handle
the Durant "65" in traffic.
Your passengers will be equally enthusiastic regard-
ing the comfort of rear -seat riding and the quality
of the two•tone upholstery and interior appoint-
ments.
Go to your nearest Durant dealer . drive
the Dutant "65" . . . take your friends along
o . and see if your impressions do not agree.
with this forecast of them!
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Don't
let the
Martins
get away
froom you!
"Ian sorry the Martins are
moving away," said Mrs.
Drummond to her husband.
"It will mean that we are
going to lose track of some
very nice people!"
"I don't see why it should.
If a good customer of mine
moves away we follow hint
up by Long Distance, Don't
let a little thing like' dis-
Mtanartins."ee ses eparate you from the
A great change has come
over Long Distance tele-
phoning. Now it is almost
as rapid as local telephon-
nig, You give Long Dis-
tance thedistant number
and, in a great majority of
cases she is able to make
connection while you hold
the line. The Long Dia-
tante operator will.look up
the distant number for you
if you don't know it, and
tell : you what it is.
Still better, give: us a list
of the friends or customers
you are likely to talk with.
We will add the numbers
and return the list to you.
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Every Woman Needs
tt Fruit-a-tives" the sure
way to regular health
MRS. A. PARENT.
Daily tasks rob many women of the
priceless boon of good health, because
constipation, biliousness, headaches, in-
digestion, backaches and kindred ail-
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Read this sincere .letter:
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many kinds of medicine, but none proved
as good as `Fruit-a-tives' for me. It is
the only medicine I take -1 use it regu-
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—Mrs. A. Parent.
"Fruit -a -Lives" is universally successful
because it is a natural medicine — made
from the intensified juices of fresh fruits,
combined with tonics.' It will help you,
too. 25c and Sec at all druggists. Buy a
box to -day.
LOVE -THE LEGAL TENDER OF
THE SOUL
. (By Beatrice Fairfax)
A fomous philosopher once called
love "the legal tender of the soul,"
As we ale know, money is legal ten-
der, because it can be legally tendered
in full payment for all that is bought.
But there is one thing—the greatest
thing in the world—which money can-
not buy. Money cannot buy love and
the joy, inspiration, enthusiasm and
power that love brings. So it' is .true
that love is the money of the heart.
and soul.
Possibly you have not yet found
your romance. But that does not mean
you need starve for affection while
you wait, There is the. -another love,
crooning over the baby, singing lul-
labies. There is; the fresh, clean love
of youngsters, frankly adoring each
other, and parents. There is the wist-
ful, frail sentimental first love, foo-
ishly called "puppy" love. There is
t
enaction between buddies; fine cone.
radeship of girls; there is a love of
country, protecting love of dumb: an-
imals, erect/eat good will toward the
world.
Of course, also, there is the love be-
tween the young man and girl, that
full-blown stature' love between man
and woman which finds expression in
marriage, home and parentage, If
you catinot have all these types of
beautiful affection, snake the best of
what you can have. Be sure every
bit of genuine, unselfish affection you
enrich your life and attract to you the
cultivate and give expression to will
romance for which you long. We
btiy affection with our own interested
affection --there is no other way.
'Before you marry," suggests a
famous humorist, "be sure you have
love enough to marry on, No, I don't
mean money I mean love," Choose
wisely, then cultivate affection big
enough to forgive Find forget always,
to work joyfully, to see romance even.
in a husband at times irritable, ` at
times ludicrous; even in a husband
who snores and looks foolish when his.
face is covered with shaving lather,
If you hate plenty of love—enough to
last all the years of your life and then
much more affection besides—your
marriage will be precious and you
will be rich in real wealth—in love
"the legal tender 'of the soul."
ARE YOlLe MOVING?
For the benefit of ,those who are
facing a change of residence some
suggestions may not come amiss.
The most satisfactory way is to
pack the things and hire a compe-
tent mover, This man will take en-
tire charge of everything. You must
have everything packed well, all the
household goods from china to linens,
curtains_to bed covers,' packed safely
and compactlyin labelled barrels and
boxes. The goods are transported
carefully to heir destination, and the
movers will, if instructed, place the
pieces of furniture in their proper
rooms. If the house has been thor-
oughly cleaned beforehand the really
heavy work is completed. Leaving
word with each of the various com-
panies to connect the water, electric-
ity and telephone will save much an-
noyance while settling.
WOMEN TO ADOPT THE LOIN-
CLOTH
"The time is coming when the Af-
rican vogue of the loin cloth is going
.to return and when it does women will
follow it," Bishop Collins Denny in-
formed the conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at Baltimore,
last Friday.
"I am fully aware," said the Bishop
"that the Greek women were well
draped above the waist and careless
above. But the women of the present
day have got the thing upside down."
"I was at Miami Beach recently and.
I was so ashamed of the women there
that T had to ask the men who took
me' to see the place to drive me away.
I don't see how women can do it."
Bishop Denny told hiO audience that
any intelligent person would be led
to a full belief in the tenets of Christ-
ianity if approached with an impart-
ial method of logical proof, without
emotionalism entering into it.
HOOK RUGS FROM STOCKINGS:
A hooked rug of old silk stockings
is an attractive suggestion for the
family that has an abundance of worn
out silk hosiery. The lisle tops are
cut off and then the stocking is cut
around into one continuous strip a-
bout a inch wide. An old fashioned
rug hook is used and the burlap pat-
tren can be secured at any dry goods
store. Colored stockings may be used
or the light colored silks may be
dyed to carry out the pattern. The
loops shout not be cut. A rug of
this sort is useful and will wear for-
ever. It is not quite so soft as one
hooked from wool yarn but is is just
as fascinating to do and use.
POTATO BALLS
lloil and mash potatoes enough to
make three cupfuls. Wheat mashed
smooth add a generous lump of but-
ter, pepper, salt and a little sugar,
the juice of an onion and half a cup-
ful of hot cream. Work in a dredging
of flour and make into balls the size
of golf balls. Lay • the balls on a
buttered baking' tin and turn over a
cupful and a half of good cream sauce
to which has been added half cupful
of grated cheese and a teaspoonful of
chopped celery leaves. Bake about
ten minutes, until a delicate brown.
It is good served with roast beef,
SONGS OF A HOUSEWIFE
Up Against It
1 told 'hubby, "Yott brought this man
To dinner without any warning.
I'tl feed you both the best I can---
You know I've been out all morning.
"I have one piece of cherry pie,
Of last night's apple pie, another.
Your gixesl can choose, then you and I:
Must bhoose, remember, the other.
The guest chose apple pie, "I3iinself"
Said chcrry'd taste delightful.
We cleared my scarily pastry shelf—
When on my ear fell phrases fright-
ful.
"I wonder if I might have more"—
Oh, for a pie -producing fairy!
Our guest asked, "From your gener-
ous store
Might I pow have a piece of
cherry?"
SALTED NUTS
Salted nuts aro a temptin
It NETHER you operate- one truck or a
fleet, you will save time and money. by '
turning to Chevrolet for all light truck require-
ments. Because the Chevrolet Commercial
Chassis is providing the lowest ton -mile cost in
the commercial car field to -day. This unparal-
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of quality features powerful valve -in -
head engine, three -speed transmission, single-
plate dry disc clutch, complete electrical system
and to Chevrolet's rugged construction,
heavy channel steel frarne, sturdy cross -mem-
bers, massive, banjo -type rear axle, extra long
and heavy steel springs. You never realized that
so much truck value could be obtained at so low
a price. The ,Chevrolet Commercial Chassis is
adaptable to a wide variety of body types. Let
your Chevrolet dealer help you select the style
you need.
The G. M. A. C. . General Motors' own deferred
payment plan affords the most convenient and economi-
cal way of buying your Chevrolet on time.
NEW and LOWER PRICES
Ton Truck Chassis - $635. Roadster Delivery- $625
Body and Cab extra Roadster Express- - $650
Ali Prices at Factory, Oshawa --Government Taxes and Spare Tire Extra.
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A. M. Crawford, Wingham, Ont.
PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED
Although expensive to buy, nuts may
be salted at home for about one-third
the commercial cost and with a mini-
mum of labor. The necessary equip-
ment consists of a wire basket and a
frying pan. It is necessary to blanch
almonds and peanuts before salting,
but not walnuts or pecans. To remove
the skins of the former, cover with
boiling water and let stand for three
minutes, then drain. 'The skins slip
off easily. The nuts should then be
spread on a soft cloth and allowed to-
dry for 12 hours.
Butter may be used' for salting the.
nuts. It should be melted and heated
until it is a golden brown. A wire.
basket should be used so the nuts can
Fe moved about while frying. Re-
move from the fire and spread on a
brown paper. Sprinkle with salt and
let stand until excess grease has been
absorbed by the paper. Pecans are
better if they are cooked in a shallow
tin for 3o minutes, stirring frequently.
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