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The Wingham Advance Times, 1925-10-15, Page 2SHE WINCIAMADVANCE-TIMES LF Published at WINGHAIVI, ONTARIO Every Thursday Morning A, G. Smith, Editor and Proprietor be my mother. No news from Jane •-""'""'-""'about' the pores, �" :Subscription rates -One year $2.00, Monday--IVIa was asting; Henry" iiihc months $1,o0, in advance. Advertising rates on application. • Reflex if he beleaved in dreams and Advertisements without specific di- he he we sed lut and stryed x belave dreams f them sections will be inserted until forbid till and charged accordingly, and so now he dussent beleave in ---- 'dreams no more. No news linin Changes for contract advertisements lie in the office by noon, VI 1 'GSA1Vl ,A,DVANCB-TIMES ch sells books he stops & ast me if ( Il10IIII11III0II1 111111lllliilllll41IlliIIIWIIIAIIII®41118IU111 ®ID kf4 that lady comeing up the St, was mar- ryed and I replyed and sed well if PI he aint she has played a good Joak� on me and Pa becuz she Happens to N 11 111 w ed ISu\ 18 'Er 2 16 10 SLATS' DIARY •ane about the pome, Tuesday -well 1 got a licken today for takeing the door ` apart but it wassent spy fait. Ma told me to take the nite lock off and it give 'me •' a 'chance to use my new Screw driver, So I don't mind so much, Jane - did - dent speak to me today., .; inebby theres sum thing rung. W edsday-Ella Fullhous was up here tonite and sed she was a going to marry Joe 33ennit. Ant Emxny Sed. I all ways herd that Joe was a 'gritty fast yung man. Ella Rose sed. Yes he was pritty fast 1 gess but he wassent fast enuff to get a way frum me though. , Thirsday--Jane sent me a note to- day and she had rote a pome. Ili went thisaway, when 1st 1 seen you cum to stool. I new youd ack like sum darn fool.. By Ross Farquhar II dont, care how you love me Slats: Friday --Well this evning wetuk a I fear yure belfries full of Bats. I -- ride up the_Line and got dinner at a resterant up the Line. And pa had .a Will Study For Ministry bad cold and was a little horse with Mi. and Mrs. Harold Ackert left orders : Corn he n for' ,Torono, and when sp da morning his cold- Thursday sed it in a kinds wisper and the Wait- where Mr. Ackert will. enter Victoria Earer got down and wisperpl e to very College, taking the course in Theolo-. and sed. `Mister this place is in preparation for entering the l Probishun here of lately, And gy, . tr preparation the United Church of Can - good ministry ma and.. Ant Emmy cess becuz t e good laff on pa's Xp Joak was on him this Time• a good Saterday--well I thot up pome to rite to Jane today and I done it and. it went like this: I love you lots my own deer Jane. I love. you like the fire loves logs. I love you like the flours loves rain. I love you like a flee loves dogs. So I sent it to her by Jake and I hope she calls me up to tell me what she thot of it. Sunday -I wus out in frunt plays Jake and ma w a seg .MumblePeg with J sin home from chirchwitch ;I Whites of 4 eggs Vanilla 1V1:etbod:----Cream butter and sugar, Add soda to milk. Then add milk. Mix create of tartar with flour, Then add flour. Next salt,, and last, egg whites beaten stiff, Then flavoring. Pour into greased 2 layer pans.Make a boiled icing. Save half of icing,. Add to of icing - chopped raisins, - chopped English walnuts anal, chopped almonds, Place this mixture between layer and on top• Flavor plain icing _• with )ilmon juice and spread on top acid sides 'of cake. Trim top with sil' whole raisins and nut meats. iii 0-. - For - (Readers, Note: -If you have any questions concerning Recipes and oth- er Household Hints you would like to ask Betty Webster -=address her in care of this,paper.) SHE GOT THE To the Editur av the Advance-Toinies Deer 'Sur, - Wan noight lasht. wake, I tink it wus Tursday,'arr mebby Froiday, noight, if` me mimory sarves me roight it duzzent't make much differ in anny case. Annyway 1 wus sittin wid. me boots° aff, an me ould socks reshtin on the shtove damper, an wid the lat- est edishun av Ayer's Almanack in me hand lookin up a few jokes to tell the byes down at'Jarge Shpotton's Com- mittee rooms, It gits purty .dull down there `sometoimes, an' I hev to shpring 'a joke arr two wance in a whoile to cheer the byes up a bit. Av coorse we intind to elickt Jarge, but we want to make it as unanimous as possible, although some av our fell - ahs get could fate at toimes be rayson av talkin too much wid thim U, F. O's around the shtrates av a`. Sathurday noight, It becomes nicissary fer me to throy to overcbme the effickts`av bad company, be'tellin a few cheerful shtories. Well I wus raydin away at the. al manacle wid the missus bustlin ar round settin the' bread : fer bakin the nixt day whin all at wance she shpoke up an interrupted me meditashuns, so. to shpake, be askin me whin I intend ed gittimher ',a new Sunday dhress. I tould her :that inosht av the dhresses I saw in the shtore windies harrudly looked dacint fer wake days, let alone bad Sundays, an annyway toimes wus, an wuddeh't be anny betther till afther the elickshun, an she wud hev to make her ould dhresses do fer the. prisint,' "I tought ye tould me ye nivir look- ed. at the dresses in the windiest" sez Thursday, October 15t1x,, x`925 Friday an Saturday -Ili 15 lbs. of Sugar for 1.00 FA - mini and me all hadha nada, his application having been favor- ably passed upon by the Session of Lucknow United Church, and, by the Presbytery of Bruce. After October 1st. Mr. and Mrs.. Ackert will be at home to friends at 2099 Bay street, Toronto.-Lucknow Sentinel, MARRIED Vogan-Grant-In Belmore, on Wed- nesday, Sept. 23rd,, by the Rev: Mr.. McKenzie, Mary, only'. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas '• Grant; B. Line, Howick, to Mr; Roy Vogan, o , eldest son of Mr. David t Vogan, a!,com g ddd.dent half to stay at and a man wit- Con, C. Howick: With With the purchase of every $1.50 worth of Groceries. ®_ WC1rrnstroflg Phone 260 H T Thompson's Old Stand II - Our Own Delivery 01 ll I loll It111111411111I I1®I II®II1i111■110®Ill®1111 66Sit 143 s tel.' s apt CH nee by t b int eve Writes a Department Store Faint heart never won a new customer. For EnetyParpose-F0cEvtry Writ toHead Office Mcrntrea,l For F • restil Sucrrce booklet. Write HOME PAINTING MADE EASY- SOLD BY 7iints fir the CROSS WORD PUZZLE NO. 29 Horizontal x. . Share;. lot 5; Depression 8. -Pull 9. Wood nymph 12. ` Consume 14. Opening . 16. Part of the body 17. Bi11 of fare 18. Confused 21. Negative 23. Pastry 24. Incline the head 25: Tellurium (abbreviation) 26. Courage 28:' Heroic poems 3o. A .town in Nevada 31. A wandering member of the Sem- itic rare 32 A person not a Mohammedan, forced to pay a tax to. the Otto- rnan Porte 35; A sylvan deity 37. Near or by 38. Myself 39• A high priest of Israel in whose. care Samuel was trained 40. Street (abbreviation) 42, Punishing 45• 1Vleadows 47. Rest '48. Thrive 5o. Domesticated: ox; of Tibet 51. Pertaining to Wales 53, Girl:" name 54• Take heed 55. Abbot 25. 27. 29. 33. 34- 35. 36. FOR OCTOBER To Clean Flower Vases I have been asked several times as to what is the best method of clean- ing flower vases: My recommenda- tion is to -put potato parings ' into the vase. Fill with water enough to cover 'stains. Let stand, at least, ov- er night, Wipe out well with cloth in morning. For tall vases -wrap cloth pad on stick and use same to clean then with.. -0-- To 0-To Freshen Velvet Brush well and remove dust. Have iron hot. Place damp cloth on hot iron,- Draw wrong side of velvet over this, When velvet ceases to steam remove immediately :to prevent scor- ching, -0- New Use For Funnel Use funnel for •separating eggs. Place funnel over glass tumbler, The white` runs down into glass and the yellow remains in top of funnel and is easily tipped out. • 37� 41: Conirnunity 42. Receive 43• A riin Egypt 4 Snatch 464, . Organ of hearing A unit Week (abbreviation) Interjection of surprise Rulers A suffix denoting a collection of bibliography, etc. Weep Past Dwelling Religious denominations American Latin Institute (abbre- viation) Friend 149 51. 52 she, 'Tis an .ould humbug ye are in- toirely, so ye are. I bet ye kin tell howmanny hats are in iviry niillin-' er's windy in town," she sez. An I hey jist been afther foindin out that'. it isn't all,thrue about the toimes bein bad. Shure I belave it is only . a shkatne av a lot av ye ould Tory Alin 7• A color to kape yer money in yer pockets in- 8, slim shtid av givin it to yer woives to buy .10, Scarcer dacint clothes wid. I havn't notished. ii. 'A substance derived anny av ye shnokin army less tobac- monis key, be rayson av the shortage av �3, Melody 1 or money," she' 'set. ' I win Vertical IS YOUR NAME ON VOTERS' LIST? Every British Subject Giveit. Oppor- tunity to Vote Certified Voters' Lists in Villages and townships will be the . basis . of lists for the coming ''Dominion elec- tion. Any person of 22 years of age a British subject, whose names 1 are not on the list now, and who have been resident in the electoral district for two months, are entitled to have their names registered. The registra- tion is left entirely in the hands of the deputy returning officers, and;per- sons qualified to vote may takeI.: the. oath right at the polling booth on day of election, the idea being that no per- son ;should be deprived of a vote who is entitled to have one. 1. Duet 2, To eye 3, ' Editor (abbreviation) 4. Beginner 5• Doctor of Divinity (abbreviation) 6. Necessity from am - 15. 11 t calltn on 15• Those who hire w kers `17 Acting as intermediary ?wan av me naybers today, an wholIe she -wus gittin, dhressed, I picked up, the Globe noospaper, an I foind be raydin av it that the toimes is good an 1, gittiti betther, an all this Sob Shtuff an Calamity Chorus don't mane annyting.,Y "Whisht wumman," I sez, "thim' is not lady loike wurruds to be sayin. Ye shuddent be raydin the Globe an thim Grit papers an pickin up such imparleymiritary spaiches." "'Och, bad cess to yet" sez she dhroppin into the rale ould Irish bro- gue. "Shure, its moighty pertickler ye are, all at wance. I woiadher what a lot av ye ould fellates do be talkin about whin ye git together. An an- other ting 'I wondhe>: is whoy the lay - dens av the pollyticicle parthies don't hey more sine. Cuddert't the Tory partly foind a betther platfoorm than an ould worn out wan av the U. F. 0.'s? It's pity tthe poor. farrumers! Wid the U. F. 0.'s an 'Pity the poor Manufacturers! wid the Torries, an Pity the poor Grits! wid what is lift, av Mackenzie King's crowd, We did- n't do much lasht toime, brit give us another chance, an we will show ye whatwe kiti do, they say. Did ye ivir see, arr hear tell av such a wake lot av taut in yer toile! The Tories say toimes are bad, the U. F. O's say the farrumers are all nearly bruk, an the Grit thin say they nade all theer money to pay elickshun ix- pinses, an the whole shkatne isto kape the wimmin fruit askin fer mon- ey to dhress thinisilves wid. s h f tought they wtts ggin to buy a be rayson av grin us the.. vote, but, Shure, what is a vote compared wid a tiew hat arr a new dhress!, to a vim- man?" "13e airy wumman," sez I, "Art, if ye can't be airy, be as aisy as ye can, I'm toired 'an shlapey, so I am. Go an buy yersilf' a dhress if ye want wan. Shute 'tis shtr,all enough ting to ask fer." The missus nivir polished this lasht shlame I gave her, Yours till -0- COOKING HINTS ; Good Chocolate Frosting 2 squares of bitter chocolate cup of sugar 4 tablespoons of cream x egg yolk Method: -Melt chocolate in top of double boiler. Ad'd; sugar and cream. Stir well until glossy. Beat egg yolk thoroughly and add to mixture. Cook all together x minute. Take from stove • and beat' until it is cool enough to spread. This is a very creamy frosting. 1110l1C®1111®SEIVIllit El El ussismanensmaimaison111 I THE HYDRO SHOP p • I LA.1.PS! UMPS!a LIVI\II)S! � - ■ isi We handle Mi grades and sizes Elecirie 1 Bulbs, Hydro Lamps our Specially., alemasteMsroammannati.enemoveitymns 1 STANDARD in 5 For is it'0 01 inm Grape juice To pounds of ripe concord grapes x cup of water 2 pounds of sugar. Method. Add water to grapes and heat until stones and pulp separate. Strain. 'Tien add sugar and heat to boiling. point. Be sure sugar is well dissolved. Seal while hot This re- cipe makes x gallon; . BAKING Ii1NTS 19, Combining ,form meaning "life'' (Greek) 20. Cut off 22. Public; manifest - y lamp we handle absolutely gx aran scrums and efficiency. ���� ZOIC latah ghn:UtiltiS1. ion Successful "Meringue Method: --Beat egg whites stiff. Add t heaping tablespoon sugar to each egg white. Add x teaspoon va- nilla, Beat in well. Put meringue on pie or puddings,. Place dish on top rack of oven. Leave door open: Ev- ery few seconds turn baking dish around. Do this until meringue is brown, Rernovc from oven. Place where no cool air cant blow on it for at least 5 minutes. After that tints you need have no fear that meringue will fall, Party Cake 1 cuff of butter xcup of sugar cup of *hint 2�5 teaspoon of soda s ,teaspoon of cream cup of pistry flour Salt, of tartar Answer to last week's puzzle I'irtko ity Hay, (�Iil'I !ill�l �••1111I-il �r!i ii ;�'I ;:{i Producer to Consumer Saving Service It is our constant endeavor to give you invnediate price reductions on every item we are able tobuyat Power find � market , cost. In addition, you will consistently low: • yr 14.t• DOMINION BRAND CO N I CORN F 1t�KES MEAL 6llus.25c NEW MINCE-. MEAT lbs NEW PACK BAYSLDE, AYLMSR TOMATOES LARGE TINS 2 F.011t 25c IIIMMIMoffsmaaMed ST. CHARLES CARNATION OR NESTLES EVAPORATED WHITE BEANS 4lbs. 25c QUICK PUDDINGS 2 for fox° 5c l�EP I3RAN1' & SIDE cllE!KWES 5c DOMINION STORIES 111 IO13 QUALITY, , cos' MILK 4 rIN$ FILIAThA CURRANTS 2 lbs. 25c 1 lb. Jar MARMALADE 28c CHICKEN HADDIE tae HOLBROOK'S SAUCE 250 10;oz. 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