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2 TH E D AILY BRI ee ---------- TISH WHICG MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1930, ee -- mission | ee te ---- | | | | Watch Them Smile When you bring in a Pure Gold Quick Pudding. From Dad to little Jimmy they just love these dainty desserts. And no wonder. They're so pure and delicious. And they're so easy for you to prepare. When you're delayed coming home--are tired and in a hurry--they are the ideal dessert to have in the house. No trouble no fuss--a tempting, wholesome dainty dessert ready in a few minutes. Try a combination of chocolate pudding and nuts or cocoanut. It's simply delicious. Order a selection from your grocer, Tapioca, custard and chocolate; 15¢ a package. Pure Gold Desserts Pure Gold 'Mfg. Co., Limited, Toronto At Night -- Soak Morming--Rinse them out It washes the hardest things-- easily Do not get up early ia the morning to heat thewater for washday. Use Rinso and wash the clothes in cold water. Youwill save time and the cost of heat. ing water. Your washing will be done sooner and your clothes will be more clean if you use Rinso --the pure sosp granules the clothes in the rich, bubbly Rinso suds. --that's all] - THE CLINGING VINE A vine that she gets a real hold there. winds herself ar At first ap" ZZ tin, 1 br Mtr BS Be te --- ound and about a fellow's heart and, just WILL not be torfi away, once she seems such a tiny helpless bit of feminity--too helpless to be danger- SEAL BRAND COFFEE" ~the satisfying, up 3, 'y FIC and roasted. In 4, 1 and 2-5. Tins, ground, oc FINE ground (for Teicolatogs oc the . THE PURE WOOL UNDERCLOTHING THAT WILL NOT SHRINK ""The Woollen Underwear without the 'itch" Ree A ------ : q Worn hy the best poopie. tet up, WS nm CE OO ON CN 0 DY OC OR 3 NE OC NN I XC EOS A 3 HOSE who now A Rich, Clear Gloss-- obtained by the O-Cedar treatment find floor shing ous. But wait a bit! Give her a chance to grow on a chap, and lo! he is completely wrapped up in the Clinging Vine. Fy ¢ > He learns that she is so dangerous that a real task--because they have not et adopted the easy O-Cedar way-- will find a new joy in housework when 'yore 8s harmiess as pure * water itself, Gren, Got « pachage at your Grocer' LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO nN. TODAYS FASHION By Vera Winston. This Attractive' Outing Suit. is of Biege and Lavender Ohecked Tweed. This interesting suit, while des- tined primarily for spont 'wear, is cut #0 conservati that it may be worn | while shopping the city. It is made of a very beautiful Scotch tweed, in which soft lavender and biege are pleasingly combined. A narrow belt encircles the walst- line and this is held together by a small buckle. Generous-sized pockets distinguish the sides. They are orna- mented with a single button which, it desired, will fasten them to the Jac ket. . The hat of silk plush is deep pur ple and is trimmed with a band of grosgrain ribbon in the same gay shade. delectable. as | chocolate; and not quite go heayy. Cocoa, of course, is basically cho- Leverage, except on rare occasions. Delicious Cocoa. 8 tablespoonfuls of sugar 3 tablespoonfuls of cocoa 8 cupluls of water 1 cupful of top milk ' % teaspoontul of vanilla Few grains of salt Mix the sugar and cocoa together and boil with water until BYTHDY, then add milk and scald, but do not let it come to a boll. Before serving add the vanilla and salt and beat with the egg beater for 4 few moments. This makes it very light, If desired, a spoonful of whipped cream may be added to each cup when serving, Much of the manufactured chocol- ate contains a goodly percentage of corn starch to make it thicker and apparently richer. This 18 by no meang harmful, but one might as well add the cornstarch at home rather than buy cornstarch for which one pays at the price of chocolate! Cocoa can be made with the addi- tion of cornstarch f-it-is desired to have a thicker beverage. This fis 11 -| merely a matter of taste--some pre- ferring it that way. Rich Cocoa. 3 tablespoonfulls of coton 3 tablespoonfuls of sugar 1 teaspoonful of cornstarch 34 teaspoonful of vanilla 8 cupfuls of milk + 1 ouptul of water Salt Boil one cupful of water, and scald, but do not boll, the three cupfuls of milk, Mix together the cocon, corms starch, sugar and salt, and gradually rub to a paste with the boiling water. Boil five minutes, then pour into the beat for a few minutes with the egg- hot milk, Add other ingredients, and beater, For those who do not care for the heavy, sweet quality of chocolate there is a delicious drink.made with cocoa and coffee, which gives a pleas- antly bitter quality. a Cocoa. : SI 2 cupfuls of milk : 2 cupfuls of strong coffee 3 tablespoonfuls of cocoa 3 tablespoonfuls of sugar 2 cupfuls of boiling water gt 1 teaspoonful of vanilla Seald the milk, add boiling water. Form a smooth paste of the cocoa, sugar and bolling water, Add to other ingredients, and cook Tor five '| minutes, Finally add the coffee, salt, vanilla, and beat well. Serve hot with whipped cream. est DRUGGISTS DISAPPEARING: Stores Who Sell Too Much Liquor Put Out of Business. Regina, Sask., Oct. 26.~--S8lowly are the number of druggists losing their licenses to sell liquor, mounting up As the result of investigations by the Saskatchewan liquor commission four more in Saskatchewan have been given ten days in which. to dispose of their '"'wet" stock. One of the druggists is-in Regina and according to the commission has been selling his liquor more like a wholesaler than a druggist and in one month sold more liquor than all the other drug- &lats in the city combined. -------- BAN ONTARIO APPLES, of Baskatchewan Won't Handle Eastern Fruits, Regina, Sask., Oct. 25.--With a bumper fruit crop in Ontario], West- ern apples are superseding the On- tario product In Saskatchewan, amc- cording to officials of the Saskatche- wan Grain Growers' Association. 4 They say there is little chance of the familiar Ontario apple appearing here in barrels this fall. The 8.G.G. are Purgatives are dangerous. They gripe, cause burning pains and make the constipated condition worse, Physicians say the most ideal lax tive is Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Man- drake and Butternut; they are .ex- cdedingly mild, composed only of hsalth giving vegstad extracts. Dr. Hamilton's Pills restore activity to the' bowels, strengthen the stomach, and purify the blood. For constipa- tién, sick headache, biliousness and disord on no medicine on earth makes such remarkable cures as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Try a 26¢c box yourself. they do install an O-Cedar Polish Mop and put it to work. | Quickly {t removes the foot marks, the dust and the dirt. Almostas quickly it adds the high; dry, lasting polish that adds so much to the appearance of any room. O-Cedar Polish 30c. and 60c. a bottle, $1.50 to $3.50 a can. O-Cedar Polish Mop, with 54-in. handle, $2.00, Both Polish and Mop at your Hardware or shop. Polish A moderate trickle of water from an ordinary tap will waste 150 gal~ lons a day, or 54,750 gallons im a year. handling the British Columbia fruit beca¥use the quality of Ontario apples shipped here in recent years has been the subject of much complaint, Stand No. 47 Kingston Industrial Exhibition "VETCRAFT" THE HANDIWORK OF DISABLED SOLDIERS * E. WARBURTON, os Ee Bole Distributor » { Wholesale and Retall Phoe 2277 79 Princess Street, Kingston. } ho a I RE : Brown, Grey, Fawn, = the newest colors; 10, 11 #nd 12 button. i . - Qvergaiters From Brogues to Dressy Tie Shoes in Brown Calf, Black Calf and Kid. and all THE SAWYER SHOE STORE 184 Princess St. HI In Cornwall the country colate. Simply the excess has the swallows spend the le x - been' removed. The bitter or issippi, and its volume | old, discarded tin mines, and they Which we use for icings and candy-] Aimes greats. The | jump three times, for luck, when they making is the pure chocolate, where ! And the line of junc-| see the first swallow of the season the ground bean has been Allowed to -- ever : ; . marked by_the eye, appear, : © solidify. But this 1s too rich. for ai. v wont EE TTT ET Hs HHT »* } I the than Fe