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Long Wear

FIRST-because they are made of highest quality tested materials

—-cashmere, silk, cottommercerized, lisle, silk and wool, inncy mixtures.

ECOND the dyesiare fnst-“theydposi- tively will not 'run.

We intend Mercury hose to _wear well and we make certain every pair is right by the strictest tests known in the trade.

Mercury Mills, Limited Hamilton - Canada

M-virrm! Hl-nrry um! Umlrrwrvir fur Mun, ii 0mm um! (Jufllnn.

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Pleasant Shave ' Every Morning

' with pa Durham-Duplex Razor.

stroke. No “rasp” or “pull.” vents all accidental cuts or scratches.

URHAM I‘ UPLEX,

The Practical Safety Razor

edged Mode in Canada 6y tlle

Limited, Toronto Factories x

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Grape Cntsup

To each llvs pints oi grapes nllcw one pound of sugar a hail P11" 0f vinegar. and one-halt ounce each oi’ cinnamon. cloves and muse. Boll sugar and vlnegs: togethe.

skins in meantime; let cool and

rub through a colander‘. lldd this

to the vinegar and sugar, cookln;

359ml’ minutes. if too thick re- co.

Grape Lemonnde

A delicious beverage is made b) using one part of grape lulce to "ﬁr? three parts ol’ lemonade Equal psi-ts oi grap€ luieo snd linger ale are also delicious.

Such beverages have many uses. For the person who drops in tor s ﬁll-ii. they nre welcome refreshment, served with v crisp sugar cooky, a dainty lltis cake. or a swee. cracker or tum. Try serving a small glass o! grapeyuice at break-

Grspe Jam

Heat grapes over boiling-water till soil, then simmer gently thirty minutes Let cool a little and press throng-h colander. Weigh pulp. allowing one and oneeigh: pounds sugar tor each pound or puilp. 000k together. simmering and stirring carefully tlll it thick- ens into jam consistency, when plucc in small Jars. Either ripe or green grapes or hslp and halp ‘may he used for this. (The wild grapes will not harden as well). Lemon rind may be added.

Grape Preserve

Wssh and pick grapes or! the stem, separate skins and pulp. Put pulp through sieve to remove wells, then add skins and boil to- gether tor half on hour alter adding three-fourths sugar to one pounu of fruit. Place in sterilized Jars.

Grape Marmalade

Pick over, wash. drswl and re~ more stems trom grapes. Separate pulp from skins. Put pulp in pre- serving kettle Heat to boiling point, and cook slowly until seeds separate from pulp; then rub‘ through a line sieve. Return to- kettle with skins. add an equal measure of sugar and cook slowly thirty minutes. occasionally stir~ ring to prevent burning. Put in a stone jar or tumblers. .

Grape Jelly 5 Grapes should be picked ovor.

You will always enjoy your morning shave Its keen, wcll-stroppcd edge of oil-tempered Swedish steel shaves your beard with the correct diagonal‘ Safety guard pre-

Standnrd 5e consisting of razor, safety gunr and three double-

lndes in n nest ivory case, one dollsr complete. Other sets, $2 and up. Get one today!

DURHAM-DUPLEX RAZOR Co»

Toronto, Jersey City, Sboltiold, Peril

D. &F.

Fresh Pork Ssusages

_ Made from Choicest Meat and Pure Spices. Delivered daily to all leading dealers. In parchment wrappers, each bearing stamp of Government In- spection.

ASK FOR THE D. & F. BRAND Also new season’s packing - g

Sugar Cured Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Back Bacon, Rolls, Corned Pork, Spare Ribs, Lard and all such products. Packed in a thoroughly sanitary establishment, under con- tinual supervision of Dominion Gov- ernment Inspection.

Insist on getting l), & F. MEATS THE BEST

DAVIS & FRASER

Charlottetown, P. E. I. ism

washed, and stems removed beiore lputtlng in preserving kettle. lisat 'to boiling point, mash and boil ,thlrt_v minutes, Strain through u icourse strainer, then allow juice Lo idrop through a double thickness |ol' cheese cloth. Measure, bring to

boiling point and boll tive minutes‘. lurid to equal measure of heated ‘sugar, boil three minutes. sklnl land pour ‘into glosses. -

Nut and Relsin Loaf

1 cup butter

cups sugar

eggs '

1-2 cups flour

teaspoons baking powder. teaspoon salt

cup broken walnut meals

cup chopped Sun Muid Raisins. r3 cups milk

l-wwbibicac:

L2 teaspoon vanilla.

i=2 teaspoon lemon extract.

(Bream butter and add sugar slowly, creaming them together. ,

Add beaten egg yolks and be“! until light. Sift ilour. baking POW" der and salt together. Add nuts and raisins and stir into the but- ter‘ mixture, alternately with the milk. Fold in stlflly beaten o‘; whltos_ Add ﬂavoring. Pour into a well greased loaf tlu and buks in‘

Ornnic Cake '

l-Zl cups butter or other fat.

l cup sugar.

2 e38 yolks

1 3-4 cups ilour.

‘J teaspoons baking powder.

1-4 teaspoon sail.

l teaspoon grated orange rind.

1-2 cup orange julcg 3-4 cup chopped Sun Muld Raisins

2 siliily beaten egg whites.

Cream butter and sugar slowly. oreamlng them together. Add beaten egg yolks. Silt ilour. baking powder apde alt together and add in egg mixture alternately with orange Juice. Add orange rind and floured raisins and beat until thoroughly mixed. Fold in e58 whites. Pour into a greased 10a! pan and bake in moderate over 35 to 40 minutes.

Frost with icing made of l 1-2 cups oi‘ powdered sugar. spoon lemon juice and enough orange juice to make it of a con- sistency to spread

Comment Pancakes

one cup cornmeal. threequar- tors cup =flour, half teaspoon suit. one heaping teaspoon soda. two heaping teaspoons cream ot tartar. Add enough water to mI-x quite thin.

Marmalade Pudding.

One cup ticur. two tablespoons moist qlgar, halt our aunt whor- ped '1 no)’; lihrde ourliss yanne murmulude. one egg, one teaspoon baking powder. one tablespoon milk. Mix well and steam in but- teroq moul'il two and s halt‘ 0|‘ three hours.

Broiled Ccdtleh.

Hnlf pound.... suit codllsh. two tublespoontuls butter. one and H half cu-ptuls milk. quurtsr teaspoon ml pepper, six slices broad. pap- rlltii.

Souk the fish in cold water ior several hours. chsngil! ti"! "W" troqucntly. Drrrln, dry thoroughly- s-pilt. and place on s Well-greas- ed broiler, Broil until nicely brown ed on moth sides. Remove from the broiler and cut in small pieces. place u in n saucepan, Ind milk

pour over the slices oi bread

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ikugibie (Hills lor all around use in h, me cooking econonly. and fifteen minutes. Heat the pulp and ‘geuseavlilltzllwalzrgmes the coup a ut Salorllied- ‘"4 B VBBetable or dessert m5 l the tall Dlllllllls have an un- Jlrutod season all their own be-

iila 800d uppio dishes of last year

last in place o! the usual orange v or other ilrult. The family willwci- come such a. novelty occasionally.

moderate oven about l hour. \ .

l tablo- _

with lemon. Bring to e boll and .

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CHAMBERLAINS

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latices three or four pippins. Dlpl the slices in soit butter. dust with‘ little sugar, then sl-ip the rings on lo greased .skewers and broil under the gas they cook. Servo with chops or chicken

Haehed Brown Apples.

carelully its they cook through, but not

brown remove to a bot dish. l

Curried Applﬂs.

"ore tllrce apples. cut in thlc

slit-cs. and fry a delicate lrown in _ pa"; w", and chop two apples. which Stlﬂtlltl huvr- hccn ur~ lollrs

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Dust whirl little sugar. When tho onions are cooked. but

lnot brownaput in the apples. UOvr-r and shake two minutes. ,, the cover and stir to

"soft. add salt, pepper. ‘and sugar‘ .-u\l"l'iill|{e lettuce or crass on it

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Open to hall Readers of the Charlottetown Examiner

The Family Herald and Weekly Star oi Montreal is starting a new contest for which they offer Two Thousand Dollars in cash, divided into i4!) prizes

-’ TOTAL $2.000

The content will he called the “Know Canada" Contest and contestants are required to solve titty rebus pictures representing filty Post Offices in

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‘One NEW subscriber to either the Examiner or The Family Herald and W90"! 513" "ti! l" b)‘ i ﬁomnotltor will take the place of one incorrect enl- W" l" "l! Wmltﬂiiiﬂﬂ. "w! 49 correct answers Ind one NEW subscriber will count as 50 correct answer: or so polnls.

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otloe will be given.

l1 ltuchrr. L! oi’ the list of Post Offices.

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