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TUESDAY, A pretty weddim; took p`.2u-<~ on \Vrdnesdzx_v moming. August 17,` at St. .\`]`al'y .~`. Church. Barrie. when Norbert-.1 Marie. daughter of Mr and Mrs. J. B. Hipkin. became the bride of Andrew Lewis King, 0`. Welland. Rev. Father Wiiam I3 Hipkin, b1'0t.]'l('l` of the bride. per- formed the ce)'emor._v and was as- sisted in the . by Jo'r.11 Bu(k]e_V and Peter }\'va1'n.=, cousim of the bride. Nliss Lois` Ryan sang .wver'a1 pleas-"mg . and organ music was supplied by Miss Mary Fn\v\ nunn The bride wore a sheer georgette and c quot of Ophelia roses. As maid of honor, her sister` Bernadette attend- ed in a suit of navy blue and pink. carrvimz a bouquet of Talisman ros =. Ernest King, of Welland Jum-tion,_ brother was best man. suit of navy arried a bou- of the ;:room. and Clarence, an- other brother, with Joe Hipkin. act- ml 215` ushers. 1,` .L_ L.....J.4"~-b ni Nlsnx KING-HIPKIN I na\ .\' ..: ...n..~;ml a hm]- THE WATSON FAMILY 1311; For ad\'e1'tisir.g res`.1`.t.=.. 11') T110 `Advance. Priz.-. x\`ir.nin_: canned fruits are those which have the most natural color. flavor and appearanc:-. The usual canning methods results in fruits which have lost some of the-.1 original color and in shrivel- ling or shrinkage, the jars conse- quently being incompletely lled. In order to pres:-rve the fruit, with its natural color, flavor and form. the st<=rilizin;:' treatment should be ju.~:t .-uiciem to effect sterility without cooking the product, states R. W. Aren<,zo-Jones, Assistant in Fruit and Vegetable Products, Hor- ticultural Division, Central Experi- mental Farm. .. . . .- _,,, __ 4-.`i`u___. Hl"Illi ll .l'd1lll. General directions are as follows: 1, Use sound. rm. uniformly sized fruit; 2. Pack the fruit into the jars as tightly as is possible with- out damage. and to slightly above the top; 3. Fill the jars to the top with cold syrup; 4, Partially seal th. jars and place them on a false- bottom in a suitable vessel; 5, Cover rfthe jars with lukewarm water and Ithen, using a reliable thermometer, .|hr,-at the water `slowly to 175 de- grees and hold at that temperature ' for 10 minues; 6, Remove the jars from the hot water and seal tight- ly; invert. to cool; 7, When cold. ` .hak.. the jars gently to distribute the juice evenly. m?` .V.......... ...... 1.-U-. nan.-I all Ull` JUICY` :vv:ux_v. This process can be used for all fruits with the exception of straw- br1'ri-.=. which are best preserved by a different method. When canning pr-ars or peaches, the prepared halws should be held under Weak L..:, (Q +a1n1n:nnnnc of salt D91 halws should DP nem unuer wrnn brim (3 tablespoons of salt pei gallon nf water) to prevent brown- 'inf:. Tl1ry ; then be dipped `in boiling: water for a few minutes and coolod in cold water b=fm`r= packing, this softens them so that thr-_v may bs> more c-':`o.=.ely packrd .11 the jars. Pa_vne'.< Soda 1581' mm 2: um-n, Nt-iIson .< ic cream. .\'eil. vreann, of Cour-e. l`..< the bi}? h all '.he.=r- 1-r-(u1i1'mnent.<. P|?LT'_\' 1eti|n(.~.< ndd.< 2| pzu*t._\' touvh wlth `1`e.~h fruit .=:1u('e. or ayzain. czhnco-; 3, :1 f:n'm'ite at all `rimv.< \vitM kiddiu-.<. Oftvnthnes wher! 1 1'e down `Lawn and f(~~>1_\'ou} . pom!-th':n'_*' to put new life intoE u. 1: disk of this particular icv} ` .-er\`ed em-1u: at Payne's; (d do wrmder.=. And you knowi you run ulw:1_\'.= buy your fav; t-:- m:1:::1:I.in-- nt Pu_vnv'. This is? ' V I A- CANNING FRUITS FOR EXHIBITION Page Seven \J\llJLJ .Q.E1i don"t tn LU the .=i_\'Ie x)e1'h'.1p.~I I L .m.u~ AUGUST 1\H\l 1u)`qu0i:~ ~n 1`nT1T1 Iefn \'l`1'} um-` <\vr:ate1'. Just : choose the`. robe. with a; .- v,...: 111011 is weer` mok ` cool. the i. M after cup; 113: 0111 veal :1 brix-`n'} (>11! eilsoniji <-up he .<)o< (-{xp ch ow? (:ho('o- : Rm ... ...:-'-L` ,,... EVE GOES LI`. `:1, You: `a.:` In bu_v`}m:' 11111 shoes 2`ememL:1. -Coior is th1'ca1`.ening the lnng tjuk of black, particmarly for dayanne u-rav wear. `choose: your colors xviin dis.-2e~ tion; (ac-h ha. been selecrcd b1. the tarmeas am. 1'::aII\lfa(,`t.1T9Y'S for real reason; don'L my to makx one color do the work of another we YA! -A.-. ofzen. Smooth "leathers increa: in favo. for all-round wca`r--xvatth suede for Eessening sihnicancn, especlay in biack. t7n6n'-un +\m.-..- mm 19:: di`erc:z1`.<:1. in black. ` Pattern types are less di`erc:z1 .'.1. ` ed--that is, one p:.`.tern adopcs. fea- t.m'e.~: of another but pumps ax`: inc)`ea.~'ing}y i.`.portant. and o.`:fmd" have new app:-.1} by 1'ea9o'.`. of the}: easy adjusxment. Things that stick out," at throat or =1de-front me an c`nte1 :aining) feature of pump decorations, often the means of introducing cont}:-at ` of bright color ill wind and all that .:(n't of thing` because l found out Where to phone to get jobs like that done quick like a Ilash. For an_vthin_~ pertaining to electric work, ins-:t:i' Ia1.ion or i'pairing. D'Arcy Colpitvts phone P.91w. will do a rail job * Its nice to know of a place where ..,... r--an nae (mm! cm-viz-0 lmfore or Its mce to know 01 a pmct: nncxt you can get good : before aft+=1' six o'clock. * * * 41 Aunt Emily. being in an econ- omic-zii fraxne of mind, Iurns hc-1' attemion to leftover. Size senm [along a tasty iittfe recipe for 2 molded nieat or sh .~aiaxi. You Ed connection of course 2` \ll..lJ-J R/Ina! nr Fig}: Saiad----'.1`{! Fail Footwear to Feature More Color the ronnecnon 01 couwe : Molded Meat or Fish Salad--`.3`: `cups chopped cooked meat (ham in-2.1. ('hi(`kr-n or others) 01' 51>}: ` 1 .u`|\\:\\\ eunn u-l~i+n:'n oh`(` \lt in It was one of those >;ulU`y !1l.!l1L_:` last week when our .>`l1l`1l`t f1'ienn~. delight in imparting the inf01`inu- tion: l1. .~' not the heat. but the hurni Anne must have knovlr how lethargic I felt (I go: that om from doing c1'os.<\\'oi'ds) be(`ause kht` asked nw lo spend the nigh` with her and te.~t the adxwnitages 0) her new Knight O Rn. .\latt1`ess With 11. of course. got-:~' tho Higl Riser Sag_'lr.-.~'s Spring and togcihet the combination is perfect. It's too hot to get technical and oexplair why, so _iu.~t take my word for i1 that these l1lHt'L1'`.`x's`eS fairly waft yx>'u into sleep. Anne bought her: ' from A. E. Smith---the shop thal 1'urm'.~;hed her apartment. A pleas ing feature is. this purchase will not hit the budget. as the . are given free with the sale of the imLt1,re:<. all during the Augusi mle. So don't say we didn't tell urn- !\`eal. cmckr-n or ounun; . y(.~almon. trout. white.<'n, en V-up nely chopped celery. _ I.-nnnn: no1\' minced B31519. H.~-almon. trout, wmten.=n, 9_`.(`.l; a 'cup '2 tab] spoons nely minced parsley, cup xninc-t-d grev-n peppr -r (may b 0mtte(H, 1 tab'.e.=p0on Ininced 0:1- (omit if sh 1_1.<-H. `,5: cup 01 [cooked or canned peas. '2 hard !<-ooked eggs. chopped; 2 tablr.-.=po0n' `,':eIatine. `,1 (`up wold water", 1;"; cup :ma_\'un,n.2u. .1 taAb1e. lemon t:..:.m :4` 44.1. :.- nmri 1. mm w115n- SHOE STYLES GO BACK nex` week. mzuu. prztr` z km the {$612.1 and :i1.: o .\. , H} An poon L`l!iU!4 1 cup whip- I\'1:7.~s Miriam Dee has returned ix her home in Toronto after spending- a. month with I\`Irs. F . Guxlfoyle. Ir um: 1`h-.- Wm T.\`!:a9'u11'0. form month wlth i\` r. uumu,\u:. M1`. and Mrs. Wm Mag'un-0. e-y of Barrie, are vacationing d1 Stroud Beach. Mr. Jack Percy spent the week end in town. M.. nnmhi Ftnnth. of me Domin~. * Won`t dance; can: make me-- ceriainly the song: writer didn't have 'I`ippinr,: s orchestra in mind when he rhymed out this hit 01 three years back. For who can re- sist gliding: over the smooth as glziss floor of Barrie Arena when the boys of Tipping: ;< Band go to town `.7 And thF-n as if the musir oor. and not to mention atmo sphere. wer~.n t r-nough, valuable door prizes are given l\\'Z1_\'. too I hope I m the lucky one itext Fri (lay night. 1` * * end in 1._ Mr. D-ona}d Booth, of the Dom'm- .` ion Store .=..ta', is re1ieving~ in Bar- rie this week. - Mr. and Mrs. Stan Paxtridge vis- ,}ted in town over the week end. ` Miss I\'1argaret `.~\'I~cKinvon, of Camp Borden, spending the \v:~ck with friends in Barrie. , Mr. and Nlrs. Frrad Plant, of To-i ronto, spent the week end in town. Mr. .and George Coles spent I the week end at their cottage, Pene- tr:an,<:uj: Mr and NI:-.2. H. White and b:m,<:uJ.=hene. Mr. and Mrs. daughter Ilene were Wasaga Beach \'istit.01`:~: Sunday. up om; NI-: nan V2nAtter. on Vistit.01`:~: 5un(1a_V. M1`. and Mrs. Dan VanAtter, 'I\n'on*.,o, were in town Sunday. Miss Lila McPhee left Sunday morning to _<.pend her 'no'i~iday.= in Or`.1}'Ia and _Toronto. I 11: To... I>.a=.1:-v is mmxdimz :.I Ormia and _'1oromo. n Miss Jean Bailey is spvnding :. few days in Toronto. `H... t`-~.-p-.:+:= nf 'I`m nnh). SDPIH iew days 111 Jorunw. I\1r.<. Preati.=..=, of 'I`oron m_. spr.-m the week end with hr-1* .~'..=tM', M1: Fu) 1)', Clap}?-erion St. M-i.~s Jean Beach, of Kingstoll spepn`. the wenk, tho j_"uF St of ;\I:.<.< Judy Knox. Q U \1.Phpp 2; gnrndinug a When 11-iend.~: visit you, or you visit i'1'=:nd.~ at a distance; if 7011 are s-ntemained or if you -e`r.t!-1'tain, the .-Xdvance will be pleased to record the fact in the Per. column 1f you. would telephone 53. n`. J S D 'erk 3.)] Port. H`. and .Vh'.<. )1`: Elsie ? ..o ,4 D.-h2=.\\`z=.. Bill Knox and Abie Boyn .um_1; 11 fawn '-.....~on -3 _, 1 rr 1" .- I Pe,r:g s idea of It de.<: this wea- ther as something light and but at the .=mn<= timn .<.ati. She told me 211] this ;\Iond:1_\' noon when I met her mmin}: om! of Pa_\'ne`.~' Soda Bar with :1 brick`; -4` 7\':.1unn : hm `.,.m-m.`_ l)'.~'. .-\le-x. kxziox. 111-.<. D. 31-Gixmis and Mr. lr.~. .\I. llyvz-~ spent. Smaday I Ln-n FURTHER PEACH DELICACIES 1.` :51.- n? M uT\nrw1`:`IV1 t'h I11` ersonals _;'.n'.~'. E Peach and Cantaloupe Presex-ve-- 31*`. cu;:.- :-d ;\r':/u'*h'-s. 3 cups sum)`, -_- mp `-T:v1r.(-h(-(1 sh!`-'-dd(~d almrnrit. .2 ?D.p,~`. zxtw-(1 tzuitaiotxpe-\ 2 ox-angzr-:<. '\jui('(~ and rI::c'.. M`.\' :11} Lhv in=:r<-dimts and cook until the mixture is thick and clear. Pour into sterilized ;.:lu.x~9s. When L cold cover with hot purzxfn wax. G`! (;lHr'K1_\' IHHZI 1n!('K. ruul IHLU 01 .~ .~ri1I'/,v rt ' <.w.<. ("001, . 531}! .'1pm'`. *1; \m.\'. and stow`. Peach Cantaloupe Marmalade--1'2 . ;~.<-}~_.,.. :-; m'z1n~sr=.~`. 1 <-:mt;x]oup<>. Stephens. of Toronto. at h`:.'~' `,)arer.t.=. Mr. -. . -u_,\_____ J U}: {1 Id 3113' TESTED RECIPES Lt. n::< pzxrex; .-\. Stephens. L P. B:z~,;'ham 1' Cinsnsnr. -u r 11: muvn . 21>` Iluu. ` t.hc- mixtur-'- ~Io\\'1y until it is and --}:':11'.. SM] in oh-an hot] F.qx'.ul parts: of rhubarb.` -.- um] u})ple.< may ho u.=nr`.. 2 Fruit Pickle Sauce-- pouch- um21~.~. 13 p(``tl'.'~'. 20 tomator-. t pi`.`.o-4} plums, 3 rml p~ppm.~. ..- .n~--1\- 0 .~Hr-1:: ninvwmnnn. 1 ox 1 H}'11e.< .- 01` N!-iI:~:on'.< ....` A-\[\u\y n< l\J.\. `J broil .. `D. C .\l(`.\!('Ul|. LIN J. I\I-Phee. McKer. of S at 211! homw 0 .\1cPhee is .:prndin_: )1<-Nit-011. the guest n1 1 '\T..131u:o '21)". ..'. ."Ll(' . .l .. whol o 014 \ xxx-3 houn- The Bare A.dvan.ce U!'ilIl_`.1l` c-h0pp~ 1'. m/l n'7.nu .r1 Ut.LIL.1-u..u:.a ::bnndaz`.1 <-mp 01' m. th-` fn]`.nwinL' 1 Hl'ZlL" mick. uw` <-rezun. m - wth .vometi|n(.~.< :1 f1`e.~h .=:1 1.4- 4'...-nu-5 H &1.`UV\' kin '.'q|.lu-1 Fh-. cook the :1 :1 small amount hr-utr-d .vu_-'21)` and Pour int?` 4..nI ...:. I1 zmu Iixuuucx are holidaymg. acts of Harrfr H(1|_\'. _\lv';g_\- n rxquzxl quan- quu-kI,V Lmti`. L`1n`.'I'(H`. l(H!. I vr-.2, `I tab`,r'-- 2 tab1a,=poon.= NJ 12 -.,u:x mto. $pr,!`1l amt} xi ~'r. ;Hr-3:` kn)? ayi:`u_' H211"-u`ri }:1x'T}' -A-:`.r".'`c_'-ti `. wu wk. , D0min~'1)r. h. J. U. mnipwn, um; un .... \ bride, conducted the c-remony, as } eisted by Rev. L. E. Long, and the 1 dge wedding music was played by M1 `. '1`. E. Dutcher. uncle of the bridv m, A. tted gown of ivory satin 0 he fashioned with low V-draped neck _ Jim`, long .~lee\'(-,-' puffed slightly 2:4 I '1`o.it,he :~houlders. and the skirt fallinc . into H long circular train, with ap es pliquqed lo\'er.= knots on train am ` ye, skirt. was worn by the bride. Shx V carried a bouquet of lily-of-the ; me valley and white orchids. and was 9, given in nim'ria:e_ by her father. ` Three sisters of the bride were ` 5.tter_ her attv~ndant..<. ;Vli.~`. -` Lenore and nday, .\Ii.~:.~: Ruth Simpson were brides- maids .an(l I\'li.~.~ Betty Simpson am` .ma3.~_; l\Ii.=.< June Van Someren, of Hamil- lton, cou;~:in of the bi'ideg1'ooni, juI`.~ ior b1'i(iesn1ai(is. The bridesmaids` wore r:own:< of dubonnet marqui 0, ;~;p(-m sette. made with .~qu-are near-klin<-5:: `short. wraparotlnd .=let.>\'e.~'_. fulli 1.:..+ ~;+h 'Frillr-d cutlets. and! ending M-, U` 1'. mhm. HHU HUI ;\`[a; :11` an r2quu1 1-nnL' +}1|" "5. l |" from 111- \'l.~.u .-. nut, the and n -:1ch- rlyretty AugutVVedding at Collier Street United Church I Collier S`L)`<.`1 United (".hu2'ch Barri<'r, was decorated with palms ferns: and Va1`i(:O101`d gladioli 1'0! the n1a1'1~iage Saturday afternoon a1 3.30 o <:Iock of Nliss Doris Eleanor Simpson, (}au=:hte2' of Hon. D7 1..-onard and M1-.<. Simpson, of Bar- +,. M.- (`,rnmDtOn Lme1'isor nI'-` ut 11 4.11` n L`50Yl'cH'(l zuxu .ux.~. ..uu.,:.,....., .,. rie, to Mr. Crompton Lmen.~'or Lewis, Toronto, son 01 Dr. and .-`\v1rs. W. A. Lewis, of Barrie. Rev Dr. R. J. D. SilTlp>0!1, uncle of Um L...:,1,. ,.,mAu.~+m1 Hm: (-erenaony, gtxmxvn \ b}ue sh-.1 maids \' cinth b1! 1 Carr" I A-\~nAI\\ :31 ;.,.....- -. _ m:v . .=.ee\'e.~'_. 511111.: with frilled I_'u(i(:tF, fzircilr-:4 of dubormet and by: .~ha(ie.<. The junior It .- .: u'r\1-Q .-;n~i1:n- `.'rocK:~ 01 pint Jli.` uunc I an n.vv..... ton, jun.' nc :('l\'lin('.<: , Slnyth. Rev. M1 21>` u>nt:x.\. Ciuesvts at law Manor the breakfa:~.t at Mm"- included Rev. Fr. Leg. Fr. Keelor, Rev. Fr .VIimi('0; M). and ';\l1`.<., son lirne:-t and (laugh-` of Welland, Mr. and Welland; l\`lr Buffalo; and I\I1`.<. Wm Hipkin, J. J. King`. tvr .\la1';rdrr-t, I\'Tr.<. (`lm-c:n'ce l\'in;:. and M1'.~'. Robert Kings, Z\Ii.<.< .\'1zn'_\' Quin`.an. 3'11-. A. E. T\'e\\'ell :=.r.cI Bliss Lois Ryan. all of Toronto. takixm 'l`hr= bride and _u!'0om arr` up 1-r-. in Toronto. short. full 3 _'u(i(:tF, and llj\'d('lIl1l brkle.-' n`.ai(i.~ wore . `.'rocK:~ of hya bluv marqL1".:~rtt(. and all four c-.m'ir-d bouquet: of shadexl blue d1I)hllll`\JHlr. aml pink lark.~'p1n'. Mr Da\'i Jamie.-on, of (Salt, was and thn ushers were QYOOH`. $1118 ll , ('1\;::z: `~\'r3u1d a_., ..,, . L. J. Dlnlpbuna aJu Crompton Emerson Saturday. J. Simpson s Daughter Weds nmnonn T-`tr-prszon Lewis on UNCLE OFFICIATES TELEPHONE TAL. 1r.<. blmpson, 01 Du; A unn nf D1". esmaidv tiuesvts 21". me Uxt:auua.~L m. Lea h,1V"` :1-klin<-.<:,S1n_vtl1. fuIlWm :\m~.,!?3` VS.` andl.l. King. l .rne: d;1\1gh-'}~q' 1_v-at-intl 1 db` an , pack` "2" led f\ e\\'ell ur. l\h'1-all and arr 170 `Adva Ih L, >1-s Mr. Regtinahi ];x-\vs,, brothel of {hr bride,:room; Mr. Hm-oid Wi`.son, of ln_'e1`;~:0]l; Mr. M21u1`i(:e MacL211`ux '.|`o1'm`.to, and Mr. Dotlgizxs .S':mp. b1'o`.hm- of thv bride. \ 2