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that will appeal to every thoughtful and thrifty buyer in this entire North country.
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equal in this respect. He is survived BLUEVALE HOUSEHOLD HINTS Method: MiX 'milk or cream with cakes_
- by= one daughter (adopted) Mrs. R.1 FOR MARCH
A. G. Snaith, Publisher. •
Lurie of Toronto, his wife having Pre- Mr. Anson Thornton has purchased
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deceased him some years ago. The the lot) acre farm of Mr, John Cathers
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• Every Thursday Morning • , , on the 4th con. of Howick. Mr. Geo.
Thornton has purchased his brothers'
farm . • '
interment will be made in South Kin-
bscription rates -One year $2.00.
Six months $r_oo, in advance,
Advertising Rates and. Application.
• -Advertisements without specific di-
rections will be inserted until forbid
and charged accordingly.
Therepassed away at her home in,
town on Sunday, •Mrs. Jas. Taylor, in'
her 75th year. She bad been ill for
some time and death came as a wel-
come release. The funeral will be
theld on Tuesday to Greenhill cemetery
\Her husband predeceased her a few
'years ago. No family survives.
The funeral took place from the
Changes for contract advertiseinents Presbyterian church of Mrs, John Lit -
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in the offge by noon, Monday. tle, who for many years was a resi-
•- 'dent of Lucknow, but who moved from
• here with her husband and family to
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a till in neat Lastowel. She was 10 her
1926 MARCH 1926 64tb year, and had been ill for some
• time with cancer, so that the end was
not unexpected nor unwelcome. The
late Mrs. Little's maiden nanie was
Mary Johnston, and she was a fine
type of christiau woman and mother.
She is survived by two daughters and
- two sons, besides several brothers and
sisterS, Internient was made in South
I'..inloss ceinetery,
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I.,UCKNOW
It is with deep regret we this week
rccord the death of Mr. jas. Hunt-
cr, who answered the last call about
noon Monday. He had been ill for
some time with dropsy, and about
three weeks ago his condition betaine
serions, and he had been rapidly sink-
ing since. The late Mr. itInnter was
ri born in Scotland, over 8o years ago,
and he has often dec are pride in
I is
the fact that he was 'born winthin a
short distance of where Robbie :13urns
was born. When a young man he
•came to Canada and to Lucknow,
qq, 'where he has resided ever since, and
probably no other citizen of Lucknow
as become so widely known as "sing -
Jimmie," as he was affectionately
UtL Fte was a num of iron consti-
and groat strength and in his
unger gays had proved it on more
an one occastOM l''.q‘CAlling delighted
ilt so much mi ail °prior:unity to n-
,11%it to any gaLliermy, be might b<
early days in this community,
never tired of .1dilf.rio.g the old
o which i„ had a groat
a man of' his age we
ip flaying he had no
to view the costumes, Prize winners
were, fancy dress, lady, Myra McDon-
ald; fancy dress gent, Wes Hueston;
fancy dress, girl, Mary McKim; fan-
ny dress boy, ,Donglas Clark; comic
dress, lady, Jeaii Johnston; comic
drets, gent, Grant McKenzie; cotnic
dress girl Mary 'Wilson; comic. dress
boy, lIrtaelom Watson; couple race,
Cameron McDonald and Wintiifted
Douglas; gent& race, Bill Henderson;
boys' race Charlie Webster; girls' race
Helen McDonald; musical chairs, girls
Stella Stewart; musical chairs, boys,
Cameron McDonald
• Mr, and Mrs, Wm, McDonald who
have been visiting Mr,. McDonald's
parents on the znd con, returned to
their home in Detroit on Saturday,
Miss Frankie Cain left on Saturday
kr London, where she will in fixture
reside.
'Phe students of the Agricultural
.11.olt course closed their studies last
Friday and as a fitting conclusion held
a fine banquet in the town hall in the
lir. Potcher iNfeCliarifis wiis in To-
, i-ortto lasi 'iveek, consulting a siiecixil-
ivIr. Xt Aitcliescrit is in AViarten this
week in tiie interest Orl the firm.
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cheese to make a paste, Cut off end
of green pepper into slices and mix
By Betty Webster iwith cheese. Chill well. Place on
The "Little Dinner" lettuce leaves. Serve with French
From the gossip we hear, we know Dressing.
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that the one thing you really like toi
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'do is give a "little dinner." That in-
Mint Pie
formal sort of dinner for a -limited I large bunch of mint,
number of friends, where the courses , Watei.
are few enough to demand perfection I 3 cups •craf sugar,
lin each. I 3 cups..ofrater.
The table shotild be spread with the; I tablespoon of gelatin.
finest of damask. The flowers in thel cup of cold water.
'center should be in a low receptacle'Juice of 5 lemons.
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so as riot to interfere with the . glances 5 bottles of ginger ale.
Method: Pick leaves from _mint. Bra -
47ek s e and put in bowl. Cover bruised
inint leaves with boiling water. Let
stand for one-half hour, Boil sugar
and water together for a few minutes.
Dissolve gelatin in cold water. Mix
with sirup, Then add • leinon juice,
of the guests seated opposite each Mixd d. inger an ell g ale and the
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other. Ailow space enough 'between naint juice. Color green. and freeze or
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places to prevent crowding. chill.
The table should be set as follows
—the knives -on the right, the forks on • BAKING HINTS
the left—one for each • conrse, the • Stuffed Baked Potatoes
soup spoon laid with knives, the wat- Method: Scrub the potatoes "'well
er glass to the right, the napkin to and bake in the usual way. When
the left. The bread and butter plate done cut off a piece of the top on
to the right, flat sides, Scoop, out inside of po-
The only holiday in March is St. tatoes, mash with cream and season
.latricic's Day, so let's •Inake this alit_ well with butter, salt and pepper,
t,gedngraceinner"yourgreen and white affair. Make them fluffy. , Then put the
table wth delicate mashed potatoes • back into potato
iferns, shells. Dot tops with pieces'of but -
Your menu may be as follows: tet—cheese if desirea—and just be -
Cram of Asparagus Soup fore serving, heat and brown them in
Stuffed CelerRyoaCstthiqtatemb the
Olives Ificrix.eling these potatoes for a party,
Green Peas Hot Rolls stick an aPPrOPriate favor in top of
Mashed Potatoes • Potato.
• Lettuce Salad •
Cocoanut and Citron Layer Cake Apple Sauce Cake
Crackers and Camembert Cheese Canned. apple sauce is now sold ev-
Coffee erywliere- This cake will keep at lea-
• COOXING HINTS st ono week:
Hain f cup of cooking oil.
A whole ham or the butt end of a 2 Cupof sugar,
ham is att. economical "buy" for a a eggs.
small clr large fatuity. There are s� 31, cups of flour.
many ways to utilize the remainder a Mtn of currants,
after it has been served boiled or 1;6.- 2 level teaspoons of soda.
hied first, 2 teaspd-ris of einnanion,
Snob as Ham 1-1aSli with PoactiOd x teaspoon of cloves.
tggs, Ram sliced thin and fried with x can of apple saute,
Eggs, Ham Croquettes with Peas, z cups of raisins.
Carrots. liam au gratin, a Ram
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Always uniform in quality,
this flour Makes' delicious
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can handle any brand of
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Mousse, Add, flour, mutants, soda, spices, ap-
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Sliarnro•alt Salad plc Sauce, and then raisins, Bake in
Use Sweet green peppers, a slow overt,
• Use cream cheese o re,ottage cheese, aliis males t largo cake or 'Z small
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other Household_ Hints you would lice
i [Readers, Note: If you have any to a,sle Bitty Webster --address her i
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questions concerning's. Recipes and care of this paper]
SAVE THE BABY CHICKS .
Make them strong, sturdy, productive, EGG -LAYING
Pullets, with Pratts Baby Chick Food. It costs a trifle more
bnt is CHEAPEST in the end, judged•by fesuIts. • The
exttra chicks yotaave and raise, more than pay for all the
'gf Pratts Baby ChickFood you use; Ask
your dealer—there's one near you.
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