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PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Dec. tt-Butter and egg prices ill-med on the Mont- real open produce market last week while other , lines were un- changed. Final exports oi cheese ior the season left Montreal dur-

ing the week with shipment oi 301 boxes to Antwerp. Butter closed the week at 26

cents a pound ior no 1 in car- lots or less with small lots to re- tailers at 2d 1-2 to 27 for solids and a cent more ior prints.

Graded egg “‘ ments in car- lcis or less were generally 4i cents a doacn ior A large, 34 ior A- medium, 32 ior A-puflets, 25 1-2 to 26 1-2 ior 3B :nd 24 ior C.

No 1 Ontario cheese continued at 11 cents a. pound for white and hall a cent more ior colored.

Prince Edward Island potatoes in 90-pound bags were $1.30 to $1.35 ior mountains and $1.25 to $1.30 is“ cobblers. kl 80 pound bags r!) "oes brought $1.20 to 81.25 1r P. E. I. mountains, $1.15 to $1.20 ior cobbler: and New Brunswick mountains, $1.05 to $1.10 ior Quebec mountains and 80 to $1 ior Quebec cobble .

EXCHANGE‘

(Canadian Press) Closing exchange rates:- At Montreal-Pound 4.88 1-2; l7. s. dollar 1.01 3-32: iranc 8.68. At New York-Pound 4.93; Can- ‘sdian dollar 88 20-32;. iranc 0.00 -2

At Paris-Pound 74.55 it; Can- adian dollar 14-97 ir; U. S. dollar 15.14 ir. - '

1n go'd-Pound 12s. 1d; Canad- ian dollar 58.78 cents; U. S. dollar 53.50 cents.

NEW YORK. Dec. E-libraign lxchange irregular. Great Britain high 4.93 1-4; low 4.92 1-2; close 4.83; 50 day bills 4.02',-Prance 5.80 1-2; Italy 8.09; Belgium 16/86; Germany 40.28; Canadian dollar l8 7-8.

I Currencies I Mi I (Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, Dec. 8—1.eadlng currencies were unchanged to slightly higher in Saturday's/ior- eign exchange markets

The pound sterling edged up halt a oont to o. closing rate oi $4.08 while the Canadian dollar reduced its discount irom 1 1-8 to 1 1-82 per cent. The French iranc held unchanged at 0.80 1-2 cents.

MONTREAL, Dec. B-The pound sterling showed a small gain on Montreal iorelgn. exchange Satur- day whi'e the United States dollar declined narrowly. The pound was up 15-32 oi a cent at $4.88 1-2 and the dollar declined 1-32 oi one‘ per cont. at 1 3-32 per cent prem- ium. The French iranc held un- changed at 6.88 cents.

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Dec. 8- Whest. nor no 2 90. Barley C W no 3 41. Oats, teed no 1 34. Flour, spring wheat

iirsts $5.70.

Flour seconds $5.30.

Flour bakers $5.20.

Flour winter wheat choice $3.60. -

Flour white corn $4.80.

Bran ton $21.25.

Shorts ton $22 25.

Middiings ton $27.25.

Rolled oats bag 90 lbs $2.75.

Hay no 3 par ton carlots $10.00.

Cheese no i Ont white 11.

Cheese Ont col 11 1-2.

Butter no 1 28. _

Eggs in cartons A 1 large 49.

Eggs A 1 medium 43.

Eggs A 1 pudets 40.

Eggs A_large 43,

Eggs A medium 37.

Eggs A pullets 34.

Eggs B large 3i.

Eggs B medium 20.

Eggs C 27.

"Potatoes 90's P E I mis $1.30 to

.35.

90's P E I cobblers $1.25 to $1.30.

80's P E‘ I mts 81.20 t0 $1.25.

80's P E I cobb'crs $1.15 to $1.20.

80's rt. h. mts $1.15 to $1.20.

80's '1ue mts $1.05 to $1.10.

80': Que cobblers 90 to $1.00.

MONTREAL. Dec. 7-Prlces ruied'strong at O the close oi the produce section oi Canadian Com- modity Exchange Saturday.

Butter Spot-No sales; Que grass 28 to 26 1-2; West regraded 25 5-8 to 28.

Cheese , Spot-No sales; ‘Ont white 10 5-8 to 11, col 1116c Iii 11-‘4: Ont-white (Scot make) i1 8-4; Qlt white and col (Oct 1st hall) i1 1-2A.

Eggs soot-No sales; Ontario. A large 401-2 to 4i 1-2; A medium 33 1-2 to 35-, A puYets 31 l-Z to 33', B large 28 3-4 to 27 1-4; B med- ium 25 i025 1-2; C 24 to 24 1-2.

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Miscellaneous

THERE IS SOMETHING NEW under the Sun. A Brand New Pol- icy-family Income and Retire- ment Annuity Combined. Ask to see it, stating age. J. A. Moore. Currie Buildlna. Charlottetcln.__

Eemale Elsie Wanted ~—§ WANTED — Gill-L F011 GENERAL housework. Mrs. Leslie MoEwon, York Point, P. E. I. - Eiifiiiklkk-‘Li

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MINING

(Canadian from)

TORONTO, Dec. 8-‘15114 copper and other base metal shares were still holding tho big trading in- terest in the mining section oi, the Toronto exchange when the week closed yesterday. The group had the biggest jump oi the your and K-they were instrumental in pushing the misoellane-us mines index of the. exchange up nearly iive points ‘or the day from 122.55 to 127.37. a new'high ior the year. The turnover in the two-hour ses- sion was 740,000 shares.

Both Falconbridge and Coast Copper advanced 85 cents. the former to 8.20 and the latter to $5. Faiconbridge traded about 25,- 000 shares. The big coppers, Nor- anda and Hudson Bay were less active but nearly as strong. Hud- son Bay registered a. gain oi 5-8 to 24 1-4 and Noranda 71 to 47 3-8. new high marks for both.

The gold group was featured by heavy action in Central Patricia. up 15 cents to a new high at 2.70 and San Antonio, up 17 cents to

3.55. ‘PURONTO, Dec. 8-

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Am For Pr .. . Am For 1'1 I'M . ‘Am \Villur\vurlz.i Am Can Am Rndiutor Anaconda . . Auburn .. .. Atcliison .. Am '1‘ and '1‘ B and Ohio iiondlx Av .

Beth Steel “ (‘asc Chrysler (Jon Gus .. E100 A L lien Eiec ,, lieu liiot . . (if Nor Pfii ... Int T and '1‘ .. Kcnliecolt

Vanadium . Western U Westinghouse

I rregularTlrerld On Mt’l. Mart

iQ- P- B? Guardian's Special wire) MQNTREAIJ. ec. 8—Heavy selling sent utilities plunging to lower lev. els on the Montreal Stock Exchange during Saturday's, short session but metals were stronger, giving the market an irregular appeararwg, Ofllcial proclamation oi cancel- lation oi contracts oi Quebec power vwnnanles with the Ontario Hydro C mission flooded the market with selling orders. Canadian Hy-

me 099111118. recovering later in the session to close at 46, down 4 1-2 points.

Southern Canada Power lost 1 3-8 at 12 1-8 and Shawinigan 3-4 at 19 1-2 while Montreal Power at 31 7-8 and Quebec Power at i3 '1-2 lcst 1-8 and 1-2 respectively.

Metals on the other hand were bflllght heavily. especially in the final 15 minutes. International Nic- kel soared t0 a new high oi 47 3-4, closing at 47 1-2. up 1 3-4 prints while Consolidated Smelters hit 220 before easing to a final level oi 219 up 3-4. Noranda closed at 47 1-4, up half a» point, aiter touching a new high oi 47 1-2.

Sales totalled 29.474 shares; bonds $5,000. .

Ma rk ets A t A Glance

(Canadian Press) Toronto and Montreal-Julius- trial stocks closed higher. Torcnto Mines-sharply higher. New York-Stocks closed higher. winnipeg~vfheat up 7-8 to 1-2 higher. New York—-Rubber lower; cot- ton higher; sugar and coiiee un- changed.

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Pnrv (‘r0 . Robb linllt. . Sud iiilnca

New York Curb

(Canadian Press)

Stocks

Am Cyan 1i Am Gull uml l-Il Am Sup Pow . Allan Corn

(‘it Herr (frcoic I‘ci .. . El Bond Nhnlw- . Ford ni (Jun A Gulf Oil . Hum Oll .

KEEP A SIOCK POT

Quite a number oi people are un- der the impression that keeping a stock pot is something which in- volves a lot oi trouble, but this is not so at all. I

In every house where there are the usual ordinary meals going on there must be a certain amount oi trimmings and left-overs which can ollboturaledtngoodmooountintile stock pot.

Stock. as you know. can be either whii.9__or brown, according to what

dro Electric preferred fell to 42 near hi’

Gains Are Registe red A Oii N.Y. Mart‘

(By Frank Maoltflllen, Press Financial Wrliert (A. i’. By Guardian‘: Spooloiwim) NEW YORK. Doc. 8-1n,.s0nle- what iaster trading, the stock mar- ket, led by merohandmc and metal shares. pushed up tor gains or irac- Zions to 2 or more polntsyflatur- ay. The rise. brokers said, reflected

continued iavomble business news which momentarily arrested more attention than the foreign situa- tion. Bonds were steady.

The Associated Press average o! 60 stocks rose 0.5 oi a point to 55.7. The turnover totalled 1,813,720 shares.

A handful oi issues relched or exceeded. the year's 1118116 to close with gains oi fractions to 2 or more mints. This batch included Amer- ican Smielting at 64 1-4, Anaconda at 281-2,Cerm de Pascoat 05, Douglas Airorait at 38 1-4. Gimbel Brothers at 7 1-2, International Nickel at. 47 1-4 and Motor Prod- ucts at 60 3'4. .

Besides Intemational Nickel, gain- ers of a point or more in the Gan- adian list included Mc-Irityre-Por- supine, Dome Mines and Bell Tele- phone oi Canada. Canadian Paci- fic, Hiram Walker, Dominion Stores and Lake Shore showed fractional improvement. Distiliers-Seagrams, Canadian industrial Alcohol “B," Hollinger, Shawlnlgan and Massey Harris were slightly lower. ,

The new shares oi Cocoa-Coir. soured to a record high oi 83 1-4, and closed at as. up 7 7-8. The old shares were split last month tour- ior-one.

Fractional gains scored by a rep- rescntative list oi important issues indicated to most that. the financial community was keeping its equa- nanlmity despite confusing foreign developments.

M THOSE COOKING TERMS’

This is another oi those columns for autumn brides. though judging some of the inquiries we get, there are bride's mothers and even mothers-ln-aw who have diiiiculty with certain cooking terms-such words as stirring. folding. simmer- ing, sauteing and the iike~lwd un- less you do know the exact mean- ings, you'll never tum out success- iul dishes. - ,_

To stir is to mix ingredientsnne stirs ior the purpose oi blendini; materials, using a. circular motion.

To beat is-to turn the iIIBTodIents over and over ior the purpose oi incorporating air into the mixture. Use a rotary motion constantly turning the Insterlal over and over, bringing what is at the bottom t0 the top. ‘Beat with a long swing.

Cutting and Folding .

To fold is to out one ingredient or mixture into another vrith. a spatula or spoon held in an upright position. Repeated downward mo- tions are made. the spoon touohina‘ the bottom 0i the bowl with each stroke. when the material is hmught to the top it Ls acually told- ed over the remaining mixture. This process is continued until the materials are blended. The cutting and folding method prevented-he escape ct the air previously beaten into the material.

To whip is to beat rapidly ma- terials that expand and undergo physical change by the inclusion oi sir.

To blanch means literally to “make white.“ In cooking it has two meanings. The first is to dip in boiling water. drain and rinse in cold water. The second meaning is applide to nuts and means to re- move the skis by putting them into boiling water ior a. iew minutes.

y; 1 To devil is to add highly seasoned

materials to a dish to make it hot to the taste.

To marinate is to let material stand in French dressing. a salt solution, tart liquid or a SYND-

To parboil is to boil until the mn- terlal is partially done. One-third to one-ha] the full time oi cracking usually is piled by the aha-w-

To boil is to cook in nctivelv hub- —" '

lt is required ior. Then, again. X00‘ vegetarians you need a. stock made entirely oi vegetables. White stock is usually made from either veal. pork, or chicken. Brown stock. as a rule, is made from beef or mutton bones. Fish stock is. of course. made from ilsh boncs.

When. preparing a stock pot chop up all the bones and remove any surplus fat nnd marrow. Always be sure to see that everything is quite fresh ior stock making. Place the bones in s. pan oi cold water to soak for one hour; this is to dissolve the meat juices and extract the flavour- Next bring stock slowly to the boil. skimming oii any fat as it rises.

Wash any vegetables intended ior stock; cut. them into slices and add as soon as the stock boils. The most usual veaetables ior this WWW“ are turnips, onions. carrots. @1917- and herbs. such as parsley. thym- marioram, and a bay leaf; these are usually tied up in a small muslin b08-

roo son: .. oox smalls. Wu J. Bcott, Marohiield, r. n I. . pounds-ugl-

BRINGING UP FATHER

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BRACE BLOCK

BLARK 601.0 CMINES“ LIMITED “

An Outstanding Junior Gold f iiévtloiliileilt

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rn. llrconrlvizs KIRKLAND coin MINESLTD.

at present market

For further information phone or _w'_rit.e i0 y

E. M. McLEAN COMPANY LTD.

QUEEN STREET

cllAnnorrn own, P. 11.1. a PHONE 1122

Champion Bapson Orator, Short- llorn bull, owned by Prince or Wales. and raised on “E. P.” ranch, 11¢" Clllflfi. was one oi thuout- stondlng exhibits at-the Inwros-

bling water. There is no advantage in hard boillflfi-a- 811110111113 b01l~ except where material is to be kept apart by then-rapidly‘ moving water.

Slow Process

To simmer is to cook slowly {rust below the boiling point. Thebolllng oi’ water is 212 degrees F. and the simmering point is 185 degues 1'2, so any temperatuze between the ‘two allows for simmering. At the simmering point tiny bubbles rise continually to suriaco and break, causing a. little steam. 1111s is a. siOw process.

To sear is to harden the swrriace oi meat or other iood material to prevent the escape oi juices. '."'hls is accomplished by the quick applica- tion oi intense heat.

To lard is to thread lean meat with narrow strips oi lat. Sail pork or bacon may be used ior Jrrdlng. The strips oi lard are called lard- oons and a. loading needle is seces- sa-ry to draw them through the meat. Larding sometimes is accom- plished by making gashes in the meat. and iorcing the lardo-ns in the top.

To saute is to brown iood in a. small quantity oi fat.

1T0 bruise is to cook 1n a rloscly covered pan with a small azlount of liquid. Braising is really a. com- bination oi simmering and raking and is a long time method.

CENTRAL ROYALTY

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Standing ior November:

Grade X--1 Jean MacR.ie,_ 2 Kenneth MacRae, 3 Donald Mac- Ausiand.

Grade IX-l Bernice Ward.

Grade VIII--1 i-Iebcr MacArsia-rld 2 Jack Agnew, 3 Preston Roper.

Grade VI-l Allison Macltuc, 2 Elaine Olvieara, 3 Molly Li vls, 4

Champion Slicmtho rn Froni EdPlRafc

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tlonal Livestock Exilibiiion at Chicago. Shown here also is Eus- seil Wbidom oi’ Union City, Ohio, we; oi club stock judging con-

Grade III-l Gladys Ward, 2 George Arsenault.

Grade 11-1 Ray Roper, 2 Jackie Spencer,

Grade I-1 Dorothy Andrew, 2 Donald Agnew. 3 Franklin Roper, 4 Jack Macltflllan, 5 MaynardJi/iaca Milian.

Perfect attendance: Jean Mac~ Rae, Arlene Jenkins, Molly Lewis. Georgie Ward, Gladys Ward, Roy Roper, Jackie Spencer.

Betty J. MacKay—Teaoher.

Ulo Millard‘! ior Doudrllii

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The construction o! Wells that will supply an abundance oi clear, wholesome water is our business.

We not only guarantee to water. we also guarantee to oascthe well property to stand the test oi time.

Drop u. line about your water problem.

TRASK WELL CO. Sumrncrshie

VAUGHAN GROOM, Rep.-

For Service

Pure Bred Yorkshire Boon;

Strong blood lines.

John O ’C'onrior

. POULTRY

AT our: WAR? -'~ HIGHEST M.» '1.

Arlene Jenkins. HOPE RIVER

Grade V-1 Georgie Wad, 2 Harold MaoRae.