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IT Wednesday, October 1, 1947 THE FLESHERTON ABVANCE GENERAL INSURANCE FIRE AUTO HOSPITALIZATION Government regulations on Automobile Insurance make this more important than Fire DO NOT WAIT UNTIL TOO LATE G. D. MacARTHUR Phone 82J FLESHERTON T < \ { > "â€"You have an appointment with Mr. Simpkins at 10, a conferenc? at 11, lunch with the president of Waico & Co. and this is the day you are to buy your Canada Savings Bonds." \^ THANKSGIVING SPECIAL LOW RAIL FARES Between all points in Canada and to all United States border points. FARE AND ONE-THIRD for the Round Trip Go: any time from noon Friday, Oct. 10 until 2 p.ni. Monday. Oct. 13. Return: leave destination not later than midnight Tuesday. Oct. 14. MINIMUM SPECIAL FARE Adults or Children 30c Full particulars from any agent (3aHA<iiaM &cLci^ ORANGE VALLEY Mr. 'Earl Buanstead has gone to Kitchener, where he has secured a position. Mrs. Carence Alcox and Leslie have returned borne, after visiting friends at Niaigaife Palls and Buffalo. iMr. Fred Brown has returned to his home, after spending a week in the Collingwood Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carefoot were recently on a business trip to Thom- buiy. Mr. Geo. Littlejohns and W. S. Cobum attended the Holstein Fair last week. The Orange Valley school child- ren are having their diphttheria tox- oid administer by the two Flesherton physicians. Dr. Park and Dr. Milne. V V > > • k k « ^OH^St/ou coach/ LEAVE FLESHERTON (Standard Time) TO TORONTO TO OWEN SOUND d 12.05 p.m. g 4.05 p.m. 9.05 a.m. d 7.40 p.m : i 8.40p.m. d -Sunday and Holiday only i- Daily except ^t. g;- Saturday only. Bus Coneotions at Brampton for London and at Toronto for Montreal, Ottawa and North Bay FARES ARE LOW Rounut Trip - Tax Included - $59.65 WINNIPEG 29.60 REGINA - . 46.70 C.\LGARY TICKETS AND IXFORM.VTION AT FIRESDE LUNCH - R. BODEN Phone 63 FlosluM-ton. Out QUEBEC H.\LIFAX ST. TOHN $50.05 61.30 81.35 "^ Bowra. Hello Homeamakers! One of the oest fuel-saving utensils is the pressure saucepcam. It Is ideal for large and snnall families, rich and poor, career women and hoenemakers. Nutritive value, colour and flavour are maintained to a high degree if you observe the correct length of cooking' time while using the presswire method. Futhermore, if you follow the rules, nothing ever burns and pan is easy to clean. To remind you of seasonal dfeler, we submit a chart for pre">aration of four .'ervings. TIME TABLE FOR PRESSURE COOKER (Gooldng Time in Minutes after in- dicator reaches "coog") .Meat Balls (1 cup tomatoes) 10 mins. Swiss Steak ( "^4 cup water) 15 mins. after browning. Picnic Ham (Va cup wa.ter) 45 mins. for 5 ibs. Lanvb Stew (1 cup water) 15 mins. Toneue (2 cups water) ISmins. Squash (4 cup water) 13 mins. â€" in pieces. Potatoes (^2 cup w^ter) 12 mins. â€" in pieces. Turnips (^ cup water) 4 mins. pieces Carrots C-i cup water) 3 mins. sliced Fruit Custard â€" 4 mins. Brown Betty â€" 10 mins. Cranburj- Pudding â€" 35 mins. Fine Oatmeal (2'^ cups water) 2 mins. â€" one cmp cereal. Spaghetti (3 cups water) 6 mins. one cup of pieces. Rice (I'-i cups water) 10 mins. â€" one cup rice.- BROWN SOrP STOCK 2 lbs. lean beef, 2 qts. water. ^4 Clip ddced carrots, Vi cup sliced onion- bone marrow. 1 anall bay leaf, 1 tbsip. salt, '-i cup celery with leaves, spray parsley. Cut bone marrow into small pieces and render. Cut meat in small pieces, place half in Cooker add wgter. Brown the oAer half of meat in the melted marrow, add remaining ingTedients. Cook 20 minutes. Strain soup and keep in ccol place. .MEAT LOAF 1^ lb. round steaJc, h-> lb. pork 2 eggs beaten, 2 tbsps. chili sauce, salt and pepper. 1 onion 1 carrot, 1 stalk celery, h cup com flakes, 1 tbs.p. fat. Have meat ground twicec Grate all i:igredients and mix well. Form into a round loaf by placing the meat on wax paper and form round and firm with youir handp, »emove paper. Heai Cooker, add shortening and sear un- til brown, loaf can be easily turned with pancake turner. After searing add 2 or 3 tbsps. water. Cook 15 mins. SWISS STEAK 2 lbs. round steak (1 inch thick) salt and pepper. 2 tab. fat, 1 small onion (cut fine), 2 tbsps. horseradish. Va cup water. Heat Cooker, add fat. Season steak dipped in flour pounded with knife. Brown on all sides. Place out onions on stetik with horseradish. .\dd water an^ cock 16 nans. Steak may be ewt into strips before cooking. About 3 to 5 strips to the pound. CHOCOLATE PUDDING 3 til>sps. shorteninjg, % cup sugr- ar, 1 eg^, 2 one oz. squares of umaweetened chocolate, 1 cup IMilk, 1% cup flour, 3 tap. bak- ing powder, 2 cops wiater. Cream shortening and sugar; add egg and chocolate; beat thoro«ghly. add sifted dry infin^eddents alternately with TOiHt Fii greased njooilds lined with wax paper % full; cover with wax or parcfament paper. Place cof- fee can lid and rack in cooker with 2 cups^ water. Steam withouit indicator wieight 'or US minutes, then put o«n indicator weig-ht and co»k 26 min- nites. T.\KE .\ TIP To obtain best results from pres- sure cooker. IjKeep the cover handle and cooker havdle trgiht. 2..\lways keep sealing bands clean and be sure vent is open and clean beifore each use. '.Be careful not to drop indicaitor weight. J.Never pour cold water into a dry- overheated pooker as this may cau8« it to crack. 5JBe sure at all times to remove in- dicator weight before attemplng to re«n*vp cover. Do not force cover if it seem« to stick or is hard to turn â€" ^'•his mentis thejp i« still pres- sure !" the cooker and' >t should bo cooled -•rai" ir> i "â- â€¢;> -^f coll wntcr. 6. If thr ' â- ' >k. roT'^'^v^ PRICEVILLE The W. I. will meet this Tbur»day evenimg at the home of Mrs. G. WTiyit*. SactMtnent of the Lord's Suftper will be dispensed in St. .A-ndrew's GSisurch on Sunday, Oct. 5th, wbien Rev. Caslor of Grand Valley will have charge of the service. Mrs. i; >s3 llclntyre of Toronto, Mrs. Leroy Carter, and Mrs. Wm. Cook of Detrcit and Mi-s. Cumiming of OsJawa i-etjrned Sunday to their home-'. aft.;r spending a few days visiting their cousins. Mrs. Joe Mc- Kee and Mrs. Akicorn. Donald Aid- corn of Toronto also visited his mother on Sunday. iMr. and Mrs. Bob Ross of Niagara Falls visited on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. D. Caanpbell. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McFarlane, Neil and Chas. McFarlane spent Sunday in Toronto visited their sister, who is ill. Mr. Willis Sayers of Toronto spent the week end at his home. Miss Joyce Tucker spent the week end at the home of her uncie. Mr. .A.rchie McCuaig. Mr. Emerson Meads of Gueph was home for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harrison and family visited on Sunday at Lisle. Miss Reta ^Tiyte and friend of To- ronto spent the week end with her niotiter. Mr. Innis McLean of Toronto spent the week end with his parents. Mr. Wm. McLeod, who suffered a broken leg. returned home last week from Durham hospital. Mrs. Cecil Fawcett, Mrs. H. Hut- chinson, and Mrs. H. .-^.kins visited their mother, Mrs Nuhn, who was a patient in Toronto General Hospital and who accompanied them hoane. Her many friends wish for her -"i complete rcov-erj-. .A.mong tho>e «ho att'i'-.ilfci the W. M.S. at Ve:itry Friday evairng were: Mr. and Mrs. '"). L. iu-.Arthur and Eleano' Mi-s. John NVhil an.i Don- ald, Mrs Parslow, M's. Sayers, Mrs. Sims, Mrs. J. McFarlane, Mrs. D. Campbell and Mrs. .\. L. Hin-eks. .Mrs. Sims rendered a sob. accompan- ied by Mrs. McFarlane at the piano. Xl\ enjoyed hearing Miss M. Kennedy a retured n-issionary from Japan. Mr. a.id Mrs. George Rawson of Manitob.T art g:uests it the hoi-ae of ilr. D. Campbell. Mrs. .1 e£ sic Koeritz returned home oil Thursday, after vis'tMU ff,i- 3. fev.- days in Tcioiito. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Stui-rock ard .-Archie visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. Howard Riddel. Hopeville. Tbe Dromore Dramatic Club pre- sented the play "The Darling Brats" in the W. I. hall Monday night, under the anispices of the W.A. The play was well given and enjoyed by the latge audience. "â- \\"hy were you absent yeste»day afternoon, Harold?" asked the second Gi-ade teacher. -Well," sighed he little lad, "Mother was just going to make lunch when the telephone rang and whens he hung up it was half past two." the gasket and turn it over. In- sert it again. 7. When cooker is not in use. it is ad- visable to keep upside down. Keep in a dry i<ace. 8. Do not insert indicator weight in water as this will cause the inside to rust. 9. Never strike rim of cook«c with spoon oir knife. This ^vill cause nicks and allow steam to escape. •rs. RECORD BREAKING NEW LOW PRICES GOODYEAR Car and Truck Tires and Tubes Today, when vig-orous leadership is needed to hold all prices down, we, D. MacTavish & Sons, together with Goodyear, are offering top-quality Goodyear Tires and Tubes for cars and trucks at record-breaking new low prices. .\s an example: the most popular size in the DeLuxe All-Weather is now being offered at the lowest price in Goodyear history! value todav! ' Buv now! Save monev vn the bi. rv.>L ;^rc D. MacTavish & Sons Flesherton, Ont. ROCK MILLS I -^^ Or^on man found his missing j wife in a restaurant â€" getting paid for cooking. Men ^ow this to ys-'rf wife if you dare. A new camera has an exposure time of four-bundred-millionth of a second, but we'll bet it still couldn't catch Junior at some of his tricks. Colder weather with another snow fall on Monday night. Many of the farmers have been taking up potatoes and find the crop to be very good, considering the dry summer. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Walker and son Donald have returned to their home at Gait after spending the past week with Mrs. Walker's mother, Mrs. E. Partridge and Shirley, and also visit- ed with her father , Mr. E. Partridge who is still a patient in Markdale hospital. Mrs. W. J. Xewell and son Ted spent the week-end with Miss Marj- orie Newell and other friends at Grand Valley. Miss Ruby Dobson of Owen SooiiJ was a week end visitor at her home here. Mr. afld Mrs. Ch.as. Xewell spent Tuesday with i-elatives ir. Durham. Mr- .''.nd Mrs. .A.rthur Atkinson of Durham visited on Sunday with Mrs. E- Partridge and fami'.y- .•\. man can be praised for making his mark in the world, but not on a deck of cards. SPIRELL.\ FOrWDATION GARMENTS ^Hrella meets the wearer's needs for Style. Health and Comfort. Cloth or elastic girdles One - piece garments, brassier? and corsets, made from indivicf- ual nwasuramenica. MRS. .A.. E. BELLAMY C-orsetiere Fle^hsrtoB. Ont. SQUARE DANCE Csdler and Fiddler Competition .A.T CEDAR - GROVE 2nd line (West Wasaga) Wednesday, October 15 CASH PRIZES For information and Etatry Blanks, write CEDAR - GROVE Brock Beach, Ont. COLLECTIONS .â€"It's o«r lo«g experience handling collectior.s tha« makes potsible the S4)lendid results we effect for our clients... That is why so ma«y business and pro- fes6io«val men send us their lists from year to year. Send in fxiurs, too. KELLY & AIKIXS The Collators ORAXGEVILLE, Ont. Fall Days are here again Are you prepared? Roofing and Shingles Roll and Insul-bric Siding Insulation â€" Loose and Batts Roof Coating, Caulking, Lime and Hardwall Plaster STOVES â€" Effioient and modem Ranges by Findlay, Beaoh, Empire and Harriston. OIL HEATERSâ€" Findlay and Rpy Thermo, different prices and heat- ing capacities. A NEW ASSORTMENT OF SOVEREIGN POTTERS DINNERWARE 32, 38, 66 and 96-piece setts from $8.45 .22 Rifles â€" Single Shot, Repeaters and Automatics C.C.M. Ladies' and Gent's Bicycles Coaslpr Wa;q;on$ DUNCAN'S HARDWARE Coal - Cement - Electrical Appliances Phone 54 FLESHERTON, Ont.