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the georgetown herald wednesday e ngcouncnt ivennw december 22nd 1931 page 7 gcafl pettfue am buwsy ray to tmw jhm ptxm you ia o knoftot ooa inl hnq and cfac toof wn tt- mom lku by ao wbokuy j all goacsrlianal iahnsoitoa l w th long phono 89 reading super clean anthracite cleaner safer more dependable smokeless soodesa effort saving quiet longer burning even heat more economical ten points of superiority reading superclean anthracite is cleaner to use because it is so solidand compact in structure that means almost no breakage no dust in handling or stor ing reading supercleaning process removes all impurities so that you get full heating value many anthracites look alike but supercleaning positively guarantees a cleaner coal 2 reading superclean anthracite is safe it can not explode it contains no quicklyinflammable oil or tar a spark will not ignite it and it is not subject to spontaneous combustion there is no flareback from dust when you fire it o reading superclean anthracite is more depend- able because it needs no outside source of power no complicated mechanism to- keep it burning even when the electric wires are down and your house is isolated by storm you can have heat with reading anthracite yg you have smokeless heat with reading super- clean anthracite that means cleaner flues a cleaner house a cleaner neighborhood your coal dollars dont fly up thwjchimney with reading anthra cite 5 reading superclean anthracite is sootless too no soot film is deposited on your walls rugs and furniture no dangerous soot is left in your chimney and heater g reading superclean anthracite saves effort be- o cause it is easier to regulate it responds instantly to your touch at the drafts sending up quick heat in the morning or slumbering gently all night long when banked jf reading superclean anthracite is quiet and well- behaved a reading fire does not flare up or die down suddenly and there is no noisy droning mechan ism to add to the hubbub of todays existence reading superclean anthracite is longerburning the dense structure of this purer richer hard coal enables you to put far more heating units into your heater at a single firing and to store a winters supply in comparatively small space because reading an thracite actually bums better when let alone you save many many trips to the furnace room- superclean ing assures low ash just enough to protect your grates q reading superclean anthracite gives even steady heat due to its superior radiation which guarantees healthful comfort such as medical authorities consis tently advocate tf reading anthracite saves you money it lasts mj longer because there is more real heat in it be cause it is so low in ash and because it has no porous structure to absorb water its first cost is less than that of some fuels the cost of keeping your fire going is less than with others and you save the cost and labor of removing the dirt that one has when burning cheaper fuels we have reading superclean anthracite in the right sixes for your heater we have teekted this better hard coal for- you be cause it is natures fittest fuel buy a load and be convinced esquesdfg h5sm k c mcmillan phone 40 georgetown merry christmas to all i btesviuown dxl lstb iht the oouncil held ttatr regular naathij maeting m wednesday de- putyrama n a bohtnenn oouncfl- kxm w a whscn0 hollar sod edwin harrop wen p beam oeorgv qnrit pnalded at tne meet- lug the minutes of tne last meet lug were read and eonflimed llimd by n a wnmnmn aaoond- ed by o h may that ttie treasurer pay the relief accounts as pr bj the relief officer 14s17-car- rted moved by o l may immndert by n a robinson that the treasurer nay the road sheets as presented by the road superintendent aiaaajol carried moral by w a wilson seconded by bdwia harrop that the report of lbs mojl be accepted with thanks and the same be med carried moved by o h may seconded by k a robinson that the treasurer of georgetown to half vlqlsn court costs and rent 8 meet ings smjoo corporation or acton to half division court costs and rent s meetings 43900 town of mqton to orth division court fees j8s0 rimer c thompson oourt costs esqueslng vs hunted sm10 wtn anderson devk election board bsqueslngi shsre of costs revising voters lists for pro vincial election u035 i mtbenett clerk for revising officer 25 00 jen kins and hardy account re tax veri fication notices s1037 the george town herald to printing supplemen tary list of voters for provincial election 34 jo carried moved by w a wilson seconded by kdwln harrop that the treasurer pay board of health accounts- depart merit of health insulin supplied mrs corner 1 06 dr r t paul half tee attending mrs arthur norton m350 j aanford account to date s140 j h bingham meetings 0400 mile age t0 total m 10 oeo currie 134 00 mlleagr 340 total 2640 dr r t paul meetings 434 0o mileage tl m total 2830 i m bennett meet ings 20 00 total 2000 carried- moved by w a wilson seconded by edwin harrop that tiie treasurer pay bell telephone co 38131 168 8113 150 total 315 i m bennetr postage stamps 1131 ink 2sc total 1156 acton public utilities crescent street lights sept to dec 1 00 itost- age stamps for treasurer 3600 o o brown premium on towiuhlp building to dec 1038 25 00 a c brown renewal on tax collectors bond 3750 elmer c thompson premium on dobble farm buildings 2035 j sanford relief account to date 25 00 carried moved by edwin harrop seconded by w a wilson that the treasurer pay the following accounts george currie meetings 48 mileage 6 40 commission 95 00 total 149 40 n a robinson meetings 48 mileage 8 00 commission 80 00 total 136 00 w a wilson meetings 48 mileage 480 commission 70 00 total 12280 how ard may meetings 48 mileage 12 80 commission 70 00 total 13080 edwlu harrop meeting 45 mileage 15 00 commission 70 00 total 130 00 car ried moved bj w a wilson seconded by edwin harrop that leave be granted to introduce a bylav to pro vide for the holding of municipal elections for the year 1938 and that said blau be now read a first tme rcarrlcd ioed b n a robinson seconded by c h mm that bylav no ssc to provide lor holding municipal elec tions for the icor 1938 having been read a first time be now read a dec ond and third times and passed and that the coniorate seal be attached thereto carried moved by edwin harrop seconded by w a wilson that the reel do now vacate the chair and that it bo taken by deputyreeve n a rubin- son carried moved by n a robinson seconded by o h may that the thanks or this council are hereby tendered to reeve george currie for the courteous and impartial manner in which he has presided over the meetings of this council during the past year car ried budget groceteria dsunoc salted soda biscuits 29c xms stt taet is eclat k ot cur ttitft t free cup and saucer arrow soap flakes 21c pkg carnation or st charles ultavwvamagnsml milk large tins ze matches 3 boxes x9c quaijrr peaches 2 ubs 25c duttmrs finest mincemeat z lb carton 23 tested recipes christmas cookies sugar and spice and other things nice that is what good cookies arc made of no matter what ingredients the other things nice may inlcude the most important or them all is butter butter acts not only as a shorten ing to give the cookies the desired richness but it also imparts a dell- clous palatable flavour and a food colour to the cookies the milk uti lisation 8ervlce dominion depart ment of agriculture suggests the fol lowing buttermade cookies for the christmas season polasetta ceekles i cup butter cup sugar fine granulated or fruit 3 egg yolks or 1 egg 3 cups pastry or cake flour 1 teaspoon baking powder pinch of salt cream butter and sugar well together add beaten egg then blend in flour baking powder and salt roll to about u inch thickness on floured board willi 3inch cookies cutter make four outs almost into centre of oookle at equal distance ftkld the four points to the centre as a pin- wheel place a piece of candied cherry in centre bake in a moderate oven 35 to ss0 degrees f until cookies are delicately brow about 15 minutes reawst matter caaklea 1 cup butter 1 cup peanut butter 1 cup brown sugar 3 eggs 314 cup pastry flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon baking soda lb teaspoon salt cream butter and peanut butter add sugar and cream well together add wellbeaten eggs beat well add sifted dry ingredients drop by spoon- iiaitv dream christmas crackers 1 doz box pard dog and cat pood l for zje lynn vaults tomatoes 17 oz cy tin o tea lib candy filled xmas stockings 0 or 25c sunlight soap c bar 8unnysidk dv ginger ale 2 bottles 19c has dplt stofeln hood flour 24lb113 98lb 389 ask for your premium card and make your food dollar buy your gifts at coat wit toistfj one anb all a ipttp ffltttp cbrtetmag your dollar buys more here free delivery phone 366 fuls on buttered baking sheet press flat with fork bake in n moderate oven 350 tta 375 degrees f for about 15 minutes rafted oat cookies 1 cup butter brown sugar lteaspoorr baking soda 1 teaspoon hot water 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup flour 3 cups rolled oats a teaspoon salt cream butter add sugar and cream together add soda dissolved in hot water and vanilla add flour salt and rolled oats drop by spoonfuls on buttered baking sheet bake in a moderate oven 350 to 375 degrees p about 15 minutes or until cookies are- slightly browned dale pin who is lj cilps chopped dates 23 cup water 23 cup sugar j cup chopped nuts 23 cup butter 1u cups brown sugar 3 eggs 3 cups pastry flour u teaspoon salt ni teaspoon soda coolc dates sugar and water until thick about 10 minutes add nuts and cool cream butter add sugar and cream well together add beaten eggs and beat well add sifted dry ingredients chill thoroughly divide mixture into two parts roll separ ately into two rectangles about u- lnch thick spread each with date filling and roll as for ielly rolls into two long rolls chill cut into u- lnch sices bake in a moderate oven 350 to 375 degrees f about 15 min utes the georgetown cafe serves only the choicest poods special turkey dinner for christmas 50c we invite you and your friends to dine with ua best servi reason prices george chong proprietor main street next door to wrights butcher shop georgetown picobac everything in farm wagon and sleigh repairing horseshoeing general 1ujvcxsauthing two good rebuilt low wheel wagons 3 inch tires wwmsals mu two ensilage feed trucks farm wheelbarrows j n oneill son phone 14 v s j h