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What is Crushed Coffee?

Briefly, Crushed Coffee is coffee that has had the beans crushed between steel rollers with just enough pressure exerted to break the beans into clean, even grains from which the bitter chaff 'and dust are easily separated by air suction- _

Resulting in a coffee so pure that no egg is needed to settle it. Red Rose Coffee is as easy to make as Red Rose Tea, and its flavor, aroma and sinoothness are ri delight as coin- pured with tile ordinary ground i_'i»fi`eeS. _

Sold only iii tioulile-seiileil air-iight cans to l-:`c-ep it good.

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ii Last Lap

FOR

Xmas Campaign

. The great race for the Charlottetown Guardian’s

Christmas Circulation Prizes is now on its last lap. pin- ima for iiiioiiiei- confeciioii when

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Candidates and their friends must rally for the .ml i~-1lsins.pbiimi~' fig siiéss might

i .reat Final efforts to secure the coveted awards.

_ _ _ ist. GRAND Pioziz

$1 135. McLai1ghlin Touring Car

Summerside Dealers R. T. Holman Ltd.

Ch’town Dealer J. Stanley Wedlock

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$400.00 Willis Louis XV.

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Agent A. TOOIIIIJS, Cl\a_I'l0lt€f0WlI iuhlcspooii of vinegar. lgoil togeth-

3rd. GRAND PRIZE I

$255.00 vioirois

Agent R. T. llolman Lid.

4th. GRAND PRIZE

$135 Sleigh, Harness and Robe Agents Grant & Kennedy, Charlottetown

DISTRICT PRIZES

i s1oo.oo Diamond Ring

$ 75.00 Diamond Ring

~ ~ $ 50.00 Diamond Ring '

all tv 1 J ," 3 Handsome Wrist Watches

Supplied by W. W. Wellner, Charlottetown

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The ioial value of these magriifient prizes is

over $2 100 00 '

Something worth striving for surely.

Charlottetown Guardian

Circulation Campaign Dept.

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l Monuments that endure the

i Ravages of Time

Al‘C_Wl'lat yflll Seek t 0 l'll3l{€ rmixmlliii nililllleil-len miilzokiilllii hlinlll liaving got so rar the worker moves

the grave of Your depafted `ilrm. ihcu cut in any slinpe desired. across to n contre table, where she

with. W6 SuDDly H0 0tl1€I'S. l paints her core discussing many lif-

Our Monumentsareihe best I MAP'-E CRBAM8-- Boll one PUD H ,,`,,m , ,,,e,,,,`wy,ne with me other

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'THEVXMAS FESTIVITIES

iiliristlnas-the season of mirth and

jolllty with holly and evergreen ill our homes, with a table that in its festive uir bespeaks -the season, Wil-ll ine happiness of youth even in 11011160 l that have known the rava80S Of Wal' --iiow will it be this year?

A little less exuberance. holly Md

evergreens as before. a table with iiio lavisbness oi! other years isome- whst modified. but still the same joy sboundiiig among the- boys :md zlfls in Canadian homes in city and coiin- try. ‘

\v-ini iho people of France. Italy.

Belgium and Serbia on rations. with the boys and girls in Great Britain knowing less and less oi' confection-

-, ery und more und more of plain and

rostricieti diet. ii is not likely that thcre will hc- such a lavish supply of ~:\\.~~eimezits in Canada this (‘hrisi- iniis as in other years.

lloes ii mean that there will be no

`<‘hristinas candy? May we not send liiiiy in the men at the front? Must the Iiiiys and girls iii. home have :i candy- l¢-_~»_- (‘l\i-isunas? We are asked only io use ii lilile ingenuity in the combi- uuiicn of fruits and nuts. and Of :+\vi-ciiiieiits inode from honey, mol- asses, maple ‘sugar and raisins. \\'e can ear :ill ihe candies we wiini with ii clear conscience if we eat those uiude from other things than cane or hcei sugar. Chocolate is quite per- iuissihlc and the viiric,iles Di' candies which can be iniide, without the use or ciriio or heel sugar, are nuinberous.

lluniau beings need sweets. (‘aiidl~

os are wholesome when eaten in mod- crulioii. ’l‘here is a. movement on foot in the Vnittd States to display in the shops only such varieties oi' candies ;i.~'_ui‘c inade entirely or largely from oilicr iiigredieiiis than caiie or beet

iihi-in h_v asking for them but it is anti ~'i|.iiieil tliaiilio demand for those var- i.»iie.~: will be greatly reduced.

'l‘hcre never were any confections_

l_.iii as delicious, or half as whole- .~.~<niic as those madeuin the home kit-_ i~licn. They are simple and nourish-l in_'.:. They satisfy the child's normal ;ci-living: i'or sweetmeats without creat- |ii\-_'_ ii false iiiste. it should he a plen- siini occupation for housewives to :li-visc new and pretty Christmas hon- lioiis i’or their boys and girlsflhey can piciiire some of the following at the i-liildi~eii’s party or on the dinner ialile-dates split open, pitted, ii lit- ilc niarsliniellow icing placed within and bright cherries oil top; otlic.-rs filled with cherries or nuts or with inarsliniellow and nuts. Fins forrnli

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slifcd and to ed with niarslimallovwi

have maple sugar and nuts on top, while maple siigiir bonbons could he nicely finished oil with raisins.

A pretty idea. for anyone wanting a

p:iriic\ilai'ly decorative effect in that of ii light yellow basket, with a bow oi' iluity gauze ribbon on the handle and in the basket rows oi prunes iroin which ilie pits have been re- nioved and the openings filled with whipped cream piled -high. The iin- isliing touch is given when chopped _:ri-con pistachio nuts :irc sprinkled oi-ci' the ereani. ~ The following are seine tried and prove-ii caiidy recipes wliicli every housekcepe'r may be assured are iioii~ risliing and :irc propcr wzir-iiiiie con-i, ici-iioiis:

POP-CORN CANDY.-- For making

pop»i~orii candy either honey, maple syrup, molasses, white cane syrup or corn syrup may he used instead of sugar, To one cup of svru allow one

cr until syrup hardens when dropped in cold water. Pour over freshly pop- pr-il corn and mold into balls or i`iiiicy slnipes i`or the Christmas tree. Lilllf’ DOD-Porn men will plccise the i~hildrcu. Mark in the featiii-es and riiiiliiics with melted chocolate.

CRYSTALLIZED FRUITS. - Use

_vour own preserves. Peach. pear, ap- plc, quince or watermelon rind will do. lli-aiu from the i`ruli_ all syrup po.-a_-ihle. <‘ut any size desired, sprin- lilc with sugar and dry iii the warmer or :i very slow oven. li. may he nec- o_~sai'y to sprinkle the fruit again with .=u;.ar during the diyiiiir. Wlieii dry ciioiigli not io he at ull sticky; sprin- kle wiili sugar and prick in layers with wax paper bclivceii. This fruit uiaiy hc- used i`or dipping in liiiter cliocolato for hitter-sweets.

BITTER-SWEETS -Au attractive

puriety oi' candies may he niade hy dipping: sweet fruits in bitter cliocol» aio. l’se for this purpose dates. cilron

fruit. Melt iinsweetenod chocolate in ai, douhlo holler. Keep the chocolate

oi' fruit in chocolate. See thai. each piece is complete-ly coated, ilieu re- iiiovr- in waxed paper to liardcn.

FRUIT PASTE.- Put. through the

or quincy preserves to make ii half- pini. with the juice. Heat fruit and

until it begins to cool und thicken. then' pour into oiled dish to uiake u_ liiycr one inch i,hlck.l.ct dry slowly,

.\ mixture ol' dried iipricois and dates, iuuy bn used for this paste. Wash‘

wiiicr ‘ro tovcr l’oiii oiT wiilei, brln

siuurl unlil cool. Put apricot:-i and iliiics llirouizh nieiii chopper, and pro- cccd with th-;= proportion~i.ns given.

tlirougih the ment chopper onefhali'_| cup each of dates, figs and nut ineats. Add ono tablespoon orange juice, ii

clioppeil nuts or granulated sugar. _

portant. part they take. in tl" niiinii-

cuiiilicd orange peel or crystallized it is necessary to "plain" several

small bits ol metal. ’l`hcse af:¢ as

just wariu enough lo prevent solidify- clllllll £0 th” llmllen llllllllll" (lm al' ing, with it silver fork (11-Op pieces loy of nliiminlunil when ii is pourcd

lll“1ll ‘fl\0DD€l` €l\0\l8ll Cll9l`\`.V- Dellch iihlvpes as "noses," "s0t'aS." and U10

like_ ln order to bind' thee'-e chills

add two tablespoons oi’ ge-latlne, pre- m°l"°' llmlly llll" lllel "l°"~l‘l ll kllld °_l \'iou_=l_v soflciied in ai very little cold mud from the river bottom is used, water. siir well. and cutinue stirring und |g know" lhmughom the work-

_shops as “hod_\'."

sprinkle with sugiir and place in box into tho boxes. Various tools are_ with waxed pnper lioiiveen the layers. pngiwd down into the core in order

to iiiiike ventilation spaces; -and tllfllh

apri<:oi.< und soak ovcrii-iglit in eiiougli Wlle" lll*’ ""‘l'l‘l ls level wllll me ml’

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ii to lioll. pour over upricotii and let liinrncd oul~ii ilrkllsh Job for the be-

ginner. The i-fniro i`rim\eW0l`l<-*ll somewhat spidory _arI1l~llK6m*~’~'\l~_ whose points are' apt to break the del-_

CHOCOLATE DANTIES.- l’ut louis edges of the mould. iilthough|

wiiii s smsii iii-iisii-musr. he picked

little grated orange peel und one 0\ll~ Hllll the l1ll"l0“ .CGW *“"l“‘ll'l °l`l_ square oi’ meltc.-l unsweetened choco~ feci. its. qiieer protuberouces corres- laie. Mould into halls and roll in Dowling to me mdams ,-equi;-ed on_

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HARD ON THE SERGEANT

An imperative dirill Sergeant milled

:i recruit aside and, in a giacious mood, talked t0 him patcrnally, "You're awkward," ho said, “either becaiirc you were born so, or because y0u've been taught so; Tell ine, now_ what was your occupation before _von joiiird up?"

lt appeared that the recruit had

been in the toy triiilo-a packer oi' toys. His job was to pack toy soldiers into cardboard boxes. llc had been dismissed by the firm.

"\Vlly. exactly. did they fire -sou.

my man?" asked the other.

“They fired me," answered the re-

cruit dellberately, “lor u good, and, as l see now, ii very siiilicient iozisoii. I put too many hlooinin’ sergeaiiiis in ilir-_ boxes."

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The Hearts of Aeroplanes _

To-day the most eiirefully manu-

i'ui'tul\ed ilietnl in the whole world goes to thamakiiig oi' the aeroplane. (`1l€'l1llSls have had to give the steel- uiukers new nietuls, capable oi’ en- iiuii-ug cliaiiges- of ieniperaiure which are iiilmost unthinkable. and strains und shocks of every kind. Though ihs temperature of the interior oi' the cylinders of an aeroplang engine may he over 1,400 degrees Fahrenheii,yei the- air through which the engine is forcing the piano, is-ai_1'2,0i00 feet up, always below zero. The engine is- like it red-hot hear; flying throiigh :in atmosphere as`cold as the Noril. l'ole_ The piston is always ri moat iniportanf part of any machine, and it is at the making oi’ these pls ons that wionien work. The following do- scription of ii. iaclory in ldnglaiiil. hy ii writer in an English paper. shows how the woriieii work, and the ini-

facture of these woude'ri`iil uiacliiiies:

At tables riiiiged on oiihcr side oi'

a long light room some twciiiy women were modeling the cores of pistons fi‘on1 it suiltl and suwiln.-it piespaintioii. This mixturc is hu'It up tightly and ilrinly into wooden boxes. in which

into the steel moulds at ii. later stage.

The workers have quaint and affer-

tionate nicknames for these metal fragmentfs; they allude to the variou.<i

'l`hc sand must be tightly' packed

hey have been previously fllllllllllll

visit several tinrrs in the course oi' an S-hour sliili. As inuu_\' as 445 acres have been iiizidc. li_\' oiii- wnrkoi in il uzi_\'_ \Vhcn the cores liiivo' heeii painl- f-‘il over wiih ihc liai'dcnini;' liquid they resenible ratlicr, solid liluiiciiianges in appcamilirc. 'i‘liai. is thc eiiil of the womeii‘,~' work in this dcpuriiiicnll ihei'eui`if-i' on ilic iiieii`s» side oi` ilu' works, where are the iiiiiucusc I`ur»

ii-aces, the niolicn iuelal is poured in-

to steel nioulds coiiiaiiiiiig the i~ori;'.<; and after certain pi‘occs.<cs the lin-

ished piston ciinei'ges, owing its creu-i lioii..in ihc carlicr siaigcs ciiiircly io. women. l

ln this puriiiiiliir hiuiicli llie' cdu-

cured woiiieii iiivuriiibly do the licsi _w_Qi1li; since ii' cya and liiiiiii iii'e__tu act in llariiioiiy ai i-r-‘riaiii iiniouiii of iiiir-lli'r‘ciiial training is ilcsii‘;ililc_

Diary of French Lieutenant

.\loii;: tho i'iiudsi<le lit* ,\'f¢»“‘-lf‘l'l|il.\"-

woundcil, ovelinkcn by diiwn -and its .~'hi'iipncl hi-l'oi-ia they could get to

oiii-`iii thc head. the other iii tho |

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I <#o\'<=i-_ llere :ind there ii soldier sirenizili, and falls- full length on tho liclps himself :il-onp; with his riile, grounil. .~\ bin blond trooper f-Qmi-to

ilu- .\-lock uiidc'r his ariu. the niuzzle i

ilong; walking slowly and evenly

io miiih, iirniips of three. ihcir amid all his limping comrades, and

urin,~» ci_ii\\'iiicil. -'fl`\lRlZl€' =lll0fl<l. lll€‘ I

iikiiig inilnitc care. i'or he has ii bul-

ninsf- severely wounded ninn in the lei in his lungs. in spite of this he

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iuidilli-'_ Tliey iurn very slowly when

into hiiiisffll' down when ii shell

sonic hui- calls io ilieiii; like l.aoi~oon lands iieai‘-hy; the-n. inch by inch, he

:ind his siiiis. ilicy are hiinipc.red and i

'iscs iigaiii, as .slowly as ai clilld

inrinciiicd by up invisible serpent. grroiv-_ llcrn is ii lieutenant with his

\\'c pass ii incrc boy of it <'orpoiiil skull Liid op:-ii. who.<~.@ hand, g`r0p|ng wlio seciiis lo have straiigo ideas as roi' his +~_\'egliiss:s_ ilutters near his

io ihc iuir oi’ wounded nicii. i`or lic l

iiiiiu_ licliind ilie' haystacks which

irif-s lo give us ii lciici- lor his fiini- Iliiivc lice-ii round out by the eiiemy's

ily. (lvcr yniiiler lies il thread' of i hlood whicli, iiisieiid- oi' coming away s l'i'oiii the lighting, leails- iowai'il it. l l-loin arc two soldiers ni' my regi- z iuciii, gi‘c,ail_\' niiiiiseil siiiiisf liullci wounded tlieui hoih-- ;

fool. .\iourlin sciiil.-1 ilieni into con- |

ii-iillcry lip linnps- of terribly wound- ‘il iiien. who, i'or fear of offering a iciir-‘r niiirk_ drive away newcomers. is froin ii i';\|'i at sea. Some llilfe

bccuilsc Iliff '__sti_|i|ieil__ol`lL-ihui|-~ Iunlcs -and .march

iloirg in their shirt sleeves, hoping hai ilif ilcriuuns will not iire on bein. .~\hovi- all the groans a loud

\'iil.-.ioiis ol inirih by a.-king wliai_ilie cry i-iiigr. out; it wounded iniin has ilciice iliey- were diiiiii: iogeilicr. \\'8'hi»rii hit 1. s-ocoiiil limc, and so there

piiss ai liciiiuled i`ello\\'. in iigoily, who i

s ii jei oi' i`rcs|i blood. ii fresh vivid

iirops io liis kiiccs like ii stlckeu ,ii-,-,iam amid all this dull whimpgr.

licu:-'I wlicii hc' rcuc|ic¢- ihc cud ol' hi\~_g

lin.---,\i luulic Monthly.

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he ilnislicfl pinion. _ _

_ ' iiuinpie sulriir with one cup water until e ‘ ll _

to be had Esumatps glven° ii forms n soft hall when dropped in W0l‘l‘"“ W\l0 “fe lil- the "me slag?

_ slh rapt ly untl_l it becomes creamy. 1 hl , h the paint liquids

60 Kent Street Form limo halls rho slz or marbles centre H e W are '

6 dwell forms- n sociable klllil 0' "l“l’~

_ ond nut niii meiiis on oithor sldo. ' ‘ ' _ -i-'J _ ______ - _ - Lily 011 wax Paper in cool. . which 0Vl'l’y Wflrker must of nccessitym

l & llcolfl wiilgf. lteinovfa from the iire and or the; work us herself. Thus the

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mixed with milk, contains these

unless tlui body and brain are suitably tuned up for the uc- llll" _ M53' _.

` cuion. Over-work ireqiieiitly results in break-down, break- 1,7 ,_ ' ' , ` down mean: lost husineu, lost tiiiie--disorgaiiizzitiuu. ` '~ _/ja ~ - _D

'I`l\o|e_ who put extra burdens up_un the brain tliroiigli the \\ ‘ '

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