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Canada‘s FavouriteT ea I wonder if you have ever tried dressâ€" ing tiny potato balls ‘boiled until tenâ€" Perhaps you d itely until the la tatoes are alway. ment comes whe:t you would like What shall it be e ordered v.ables and céessert. Bit be served? Dress up the Potatoe and Please Your Guests Lastâ€" Minute Planning is Possible Because Supply is Alâ€" ways on Hand. Croquettes and Cutlets Made of Sweet or White Potatoes will Tempt Appetite of Most Conâ€" scientious Dieters. PAQCT TA cominz for dinner. Ycu your mea. and vour vegâ€" 0t plan this definâ€" ninute because poâ€" n hand. The moâ€" u imust decide and mething different. vegâ€" your "~ill der with lemon butser. A sprinkl»> of mint or chopped parsley gives an added touch of color and flavor. A few finely chopped nuts in brown butter make a good dressing. EFither sweet or white may e used for croquettes or cutlets. The former go particularly well with boiled l\,r baked ham. Perhaps you are wonâ€" dering what is difference between a croquette and a cutlet. It is merely a difference in the shape and the garâ€" nish. Crogueites may be formed into cakes or into small balls. Cutlets are shaped somewhat like a loin chop and a stick of macaroni is inserted into the small end. While croquettes are usuâ€" ally firsd in deep hot fat, cutlets may be baked in a hcw oven if they are dotâ€" ted with butter. Sweet Potato Cutlets 4 to 4 sweet potatoes % cup butser Salt, pepper Nutmeg Fine cracker crumbs Macaroni sticks Scerub potatoes and boil in salted water until tender. Peel. Put through ricer and beat in butter and seasonings. Form into cutlet shapes and roll in crumbs. Put thrseâ€"inch stick of macaâ€" roni in each cutlet and fry in dsep fat, 395 degrees FP., until brown on hboth sides. The may be baked in a hot oven 450 degrees F. instead of fried if they are dotted with butter. Nut Potato Croquettes 2 cups hct mashed potatoes 4 cup cream or milk % teaspoon baking powder teaspoon salt Pepper 1 cup crushed nuts To the hot potatoss add the cream cr milk, baking powder, seasoning and half the nuts. Spread mixture on plate and cool. Shape, roll in nuts and cook in deep; hct fat,> 390 dogrees P;, until golden brown. Drain on soft paper. 1938, by the Bell Syndiâ€" (Copyright, 1938 cate, Inc.) Hurcingdon â€" Gleaner : â€" Whatever other irregularities were uncovered in relief investigation, the United States Senate had a good laugh over an exâ€" penditure of $4500 to find ‘a male donâ€" key to be used as foundation stock for a race of superâ€"donkeys to be producâ€" ed@ on a government project. The aniâ€" mal itself cost only $2000. But the exâ€" pense of searching for and finding it added another $2500. And after it was found, it apparently was not what it was cracked up to be. Anyway, J. B. Watz>rs, of Sevierville, Tenn., reports he bought it for $350. Later he refused an offer of $800 for it which he has regretted ever since, for the animal laid down and died a few days afcer he turned down that price. \y 2 â€" Every Dish wlgg / Tastes Better » pri( 507 and the garâ€" formed int Cutlbhets are in chop anc Trted into the on niglmit in, â€"night out. . Loday pend che permanent to chang»e the shape of the hair from straight locks to lovely waves. Now, think of all the other feature and phases of the beauty and see how many reasons you can name for keeping your hair as the top of the list of beauty assets. More Than Four Reasons Nature assigns a given colour to your eyes. There‘s no cnanging that colour. But you can change the colour of your hair and do it artfully and beautifiully. Nature gives your nose a Gefinite shaps and while you can change it, the plastic surgery operation is a delicate and expensive one. But a permanent wave â€" will change your hair â€" from straight strings to soft curls. There are as least four reasons why your hair should ‘be at the top of th: beautiful as she wills . . . there are no limitawions put there by unkind Fat>2 You can literally take your hair into your own hands. There‘s colour, shap» shesen and finally style. With proper care you can make thin hair thicker and you can have too heavy hair thinâ€" ned out; with pruper styling you can apparently change h shaps of your list. It is one fsature that every woman can boast about, can make a 2nce, Think of the women of Grandmothâ€" er‘s day, who were born with straight hair or curly and the nearest the straight haired ones ever cam»e to curls was when tlhey put their hair up in painful papers twisted, tied and slept on night in, night out. Today wse deâ€" pend jupon the permanent to chang»e Think of the Colonial Damess and how they depended upon powdered wigs (0 romanticize their halr. How obâ€" viously artificial and how completely lacking individuality. Toâ€"day we emâ€" phasize our own colouring, or if we are dissatisfied with the shade Nature gave us we, too, call on artifice. But that artifice is quite different because the final result looks so natural that even a trained eve cannot detect any differâ€" With a permanent wave you can have curls any new hair style. Your Hair Should ‘"Top" All Y By ELSIE PIERCE PA MOUS OE XPER T BB BEAUTIFUL Canada Northern Power SCorporation Limited NORTHERN ONTARIO.POWER COMPANY, LIMITED NORTHERN QUEBEC POWER COMPANY, LIMITED Roasts, vegetables, cakes, pies, are all cooked with far less trouble and uniform success â€" electrically. Your electric range gives perfect, steady cooking heat: nothing is overdone or underdone: all flavours are held: there‘s no waste. And your kitchen is always cool and comfortable: a treat to work in. Models for every home and purse: small down payment: easy terms. ELECT RIC COOK ING THE PORCUPINE ADVANCT, TTMMINS, ONTARIO and COSTS LESS #wit h The Wonderful Effect of a Few Months of Training In tim> Boston Marathon race a few years ago research workers of Harvard University examined the blood of, the runners immediately after the race. They found that the blood of thos> who finished well up in the race and those in good condition at the finish was rich in sugar, and in those who finished nsar the end of the list or were in poor condition at the finish, thr: blood@ was poor in sugar. was sugzested to those who finished low down on the list or were in poor conâ€" dition at the finish that they use more sugar during their vraining the followâ€" ing year, and that during the race face and some of your features; you can emphasize or change your type; with a good p>rmanent you can acquire soft curls and with rinses or tints you can make mousy, drab, unnoticed hair so colorful and interesting that cthers will not only notice, they will admire it. With hed f yeat (by James W. Barton, M.D.) 1l our Good Points s Uup 41 ndition the you will and adopt thess runners finâ€" he race and were physically at the they had been the as all due to the gar in the blood. irch worker, Ove ie height of the ‘mains about the lightly in trained of DBours l1 Ebhat Bodp The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of ivory satin, made on long fitted lines, with white lace intricately woven into the high neckline and long legâ€"0‘â€"mutton sleeves. _A shoulderâ€"length vell was caught in a ccronet of pearls, and she carried a motherâ€"ofâ€"pearl prayer book, from which flowed long white satin ribbons, adorned with beautiful mauve orchids and forgetâ€"meâ€"nots. Miss Sia Morris, sister of the bride, acted as maidâ€"ofâ€"honour, wearing a gown of peach sheer crepe georgetts, fitted at the waist, and wich a full, flared skirt. A jacket of the sam» maâ€" terial and colour, fastened as the waist and throat with ciny buttons, and had short full sleeves and a dciubleâ€"fold Pseter Pan collar. She wore a tiny velâ€" vet turban to match, and carried an oldâ€"fashioned bouquet of mixed roses, stalks and fern. Miss Casimera Morris, also a sister of the bride, attended as bridesmaid, charmingly attired in a gown of pale pink sheer crepe georgette, with a longâ€" sleeved jacket and a velvet turban to match. She carried an oldâ€"fashioned bouquet similar to that of che maidâ€" fâ€"honour. During the ceremony, the bride‘s sisterâ€"inâ€"law, Mrs. J. Morris, very beauâ€" tifully sang "Ave Maria," and Mrs. U. Donovan played several selections at the organ. The groom was attended by Messrs. John Pukalo and Fred Peterson, beth of Cochrane. Following the ceremony a large numâ€" Rer of friends and relatives gathered at the home of the bride‘s parents, 28 Way avenue, where a wedding breakâ€" fast was served. The bride‘s mother, Mrs. Morris, received the guests, atâ€" tractively attired in a â€" streetâ€"length gdress of navyâ€"blue sheer, with a corâ€" sage of roses. The breakfast table was adorned with a large fourâ€"tier cake bearing a bride and groom, and the home was decorated with a varied asâ€" sortment of spring flowers. In the evening the brid> and groom received their friends as. a reception at ‘The Church of Nativity was the scene of an exceptionally pretty wiedâ€" ding on Tuesday morning at 9 o‘clock when Rev. Fr. Leo Madry united in marriage Anastasia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michae!l Morris, and Mr. Anâ€" thony Rambish, of Cochrane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rambish, of Cochâ€" rane. A charming array of flowers covered the aitar, and the church was otherwise fittingly decorated for the cccasion. The bride, who was employed on the staff of the Timmins flower shop, was entertained at several showers prior to her marriag»e, and her many friends and acquaintances will unite in wishâ€" ing her many yvears of happiness. Montreal Star:â€""When a dGriver of an automobile is unable to satisfy himâ€" self that the course he is about to adopt is a safe one he should stop until he is able co satisfy himself in that reâ€" gard." On Wednesday afternoon the bride and groom left on a honeymoon trip to Toronto and points south. The bride chose for travel a tan ctailored suit, with brown accessories. Truly, Gladstone realized this when he said thas "All time and effort spent in training the body pays a larger rate of intrrest than any other investment." QOverweight and Underweight A splendid boklet by Dr. Barmwon enâ€" titled "Overweisht and Underweight," is available. Tt deals wtih the subject of your weight as a factor in good hsalth. Do you weigh too much . . 00 little? What do you do to control your weight? Send for this booklet enciosing ten cents to cover cost of serâ€" vice and handling,. Send your request to the Bell Library, 247 West 43rd Street, New ‘York, N.Y., mencioning The Advance, Timmins. Mr. and Mrs. Rambish will reside in Cochrans. (Registersda in accordance with the Copyright Act.) individuals during one hour of averâ€" age. work, while an increuse of 50 perâ€" cent. in the amount of work done causes increaxse in the amount of sugar in the blood. In untrained individuals there is nearly always a decrease of blood suâ€" gar during work and the amount beâ€" comes still less as the work increases; but this decrease disappsars after a few months‘ training. This means then that an individual with a wellâ€"trained body can continue to work for a long time without exâ€" Just think then of the wonderful efâ€" fert of exercise in that a few months‘ training will put she average healthy individual into such â€"physical conâ€" dition that his blood sugar will not decrease but remain at a normal level or actually increase Cluring work or exerciso. Miss Anastasia Morris and Mr. Anthony Rambish United in Marriage to work for a long time without exâ€" hausting the sugar in the blood; in fact instead of the sugar in the blood dccreasing i actually increases, whereâ€" as in an individual not in "shape" or not in training, the blood sugar is soon exhausted and he cannot conâ€" tinue to work because of lack of enerâ€" gy. But, and this is the big point for all of us, "this decrease in blood sugar in individuals disappears afâ€" ter a fsw months‘ training." Pretty Wedding at Church of Nativity less product of bombast and mesmerâ€" ism. The practitioners suggest the ham actor and the thimblerigger. Of course a grea many persons pretend to adâ€" mire the smooth public speaker, with his pointless anecdotes, his grimacings, his fancy chans»s of pace and his obâ€" viously phony perorations. But in their hearts they know it is all spurious. Is it not possible that the late William Jennings Bryan would have gone furâ€" ther, and have been held higher in the esteéem Oof thinking men, if he had not been cursed with a silver tongue? It was too mslodious. «hey accompany their husbands back home and attend public gatherings where they will be oxpected to "say a few words." If this is tru», then now is as good a time as any for a notse of caution. It has been all very well for women to concrol 70 percent. of tha nation‘s wealth, to prove that they can manage department stores and â€" factories, to write widely syndicated newspaper colâ€" umns and so on. Piw, to strive for supsriority in public speaking is anothâ€" er matter. And is it worthy of them? For many generations, among the judicious, oraâ€" tory has esteemed as the lowest of the arssâ€"essentiallyv bogus the witâ€" This business for centuries has been the peculiar concern and plaything of men. Oratory comes naturally to the romantic, showâ€"off creatures who wear trousers. Even their voicses are made for it. They have been happy for cenâ€" turiesâ€"â€"from Cicero to Tom Heflinâ€" in listsning to the echoes from their From New York Heraid Tribune It is explained that the reason the wives of several members of Congress are taking lessons in public sepaking is that they will fsel more at rase when Women Invade Another Field of Man‘s Endeavour Millions of floors in h« throughout Canada are beautiful . ... protected wear and unsightly / Pox" with Johnson‘s N Go to your wax dealer ask for a Special Giant (containing !4 more) of e Johnson‘s (Paste) Wa Johnson‘s Liquid Wax. 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