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GRADE TAGS

There is a simple, accurate way to buy poultry . . . a way that assures you of the exact uality of bird you want. housands of house- ‘wives all over Canada now buy their poultry this sure way — they buy by grade, and buy .with confidence.

Poultry is Graded accorcL. ing to standards establish- ed by the Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture

GRADE A-lllentlfled by Red rude lug. fiuperlr birds. ideal or zlm lint-n dlnnern. Well lleshosll clpe¢ially fnllenovl for tenderness and lllvnur.

There are three grades of poultry——A, B and C. Each grade may he readil Iden- tified by a coloure grade tag on the bird’s breast or

GIKADEB-ld nun. ~ m“ grade “T 623d ‘u wing. The colours of these but has: we | night's: grade tags are: Red for Grade

A, Blue for Grade B, and Yellow for Grade C.

So—-~to he sure of getting the quality of poultry you desire -— ask for it by grade! Then see that the grade tag on the bird corresponds with the grade you request.

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ALBANY SCHOOL

lonor Roll for November: Grade X-—1. Mildred Walker; I.

Grade 1H (Sr.)-l. Dfiwfm: 2. Leonard Sherry, Grade Ill (JrJ-l. Doris Dawson

Sean Keoug-h, g , Grads 1X—I- Ruth Cwkm: i. ‘glfgstlileerlnlgnll-l-l-rlmlhflliler Gamble"

Wary Gamble: s. Florence Gamble. 2. Earle Macxay.‘ ‘ Grade VIII-l. John MaoKay. a. Myrtle Walsh

4311415 VII-l. Clifford Dawson.

Grade ‘VI-l. Margaret Kelly; 2. John MacDonald (equal),

Gerald Kelly, 1- Grnde V-—1. Doris Dawson; 2. lgdesilvfilgg? m senior grades Pa“! DEW-SO Hgl-lost average in Junior grades

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STEAM!!! DQTI PUDDING

i 1-4 teaspoons salt l teaspoon cinnamon 1-2 teaspoon cloves

1-3 teaspoon nutmeg

l!!! l cup shredded suet

i 1-2 cups cho ped dates

Method: Sift t flour and then measure it. Sift it once more with the soda, salt and spices. Add the chopped dates to this part. and mix well so that each piece is well coated.

Stir the molasses lnto the milk and then add the finely shredded suet to this. Turn lnto the dry in- gredients and mix well. Fill a well- greased mould about 2-3 full and cover with waxed paper. Adjust the lid which should be a tight-fitting one, or cover with a folded cloth. Tie down securely. l

Steam for 3 hours, addlng more boiling water as that in the steam- el‘ cooks away. If you haven't a regular steamer, set the moulds in a. large kettle or an inverted pie pan and have the water come at least half way up the mould. Bye sure that it is boiling when you put the pudding in, and that it never stop: while the pudding is

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Serve with hard sauce, or any kind you like best. And if you don't use all of the udding at one time, you can store t in a. cool, dry place, and re-steam it when you are ready to use it. This makes a. very nice light pudding and one that is not too rich.

WHITE FRUIT CAKE FOR CHRISTMAS

Three-quarters pound butter. 3-4 pound fruit sugar, 8 eggs. 4 cups flour (sift. then measure). l 1-2 teas n baking powder, 3-4 pound sul na raisins, 1-4 pound cltrun peel (shredded). 1-3 pound crystallized cherries. 1-4 pound candied pineapple.

Cream the butter lwell. add sugar u. little at a time and cream. Then add the eggs one at a time, and beat well after each addition. Sift lorkln" "on-d" vdf“ f‘*"r and add. flour fahe fruit and add last. Grease and line lvso h"! rake fins, Fill about 3-4 lull wish the mil:- ture and bake in a slow oven, 325 degrees Fahrenheit, for 2 hours. (If this recipe is followed prfiise- ly it makes s delicious cake.

BAKED SQUASH IN ORANGE CASES

8 cups cooked sctuash

2 tablespoons bu ter

1 teaspoon grated orange rind

Salt, pepper

Orangu juice

Method: Either steam the squash until it is tender or cut it in half and bake it until it is tender.

‘scrape out the pulp and mash it

fine. Season with salt, pepper and butter. Add the grated orangerind and enough orange Juice to moist- en.

Scrape every bit of the pulp from the orange shells and fill them Wliih the prepared squash. Dot with butter.

B UTPERSCUTCII

1 cup sugar.

4 tbsp. molasses.

z tbsp. boiling water. 1 tbsp. vinegar, 1-2 cup butter.

Stir the ingredients together and cook vmlollt stirring to the hard crack stage. Tin-n into o. large buttered tin, a thin layer. When partly ooo. mark into squares. Nut meats may be added Juuit before the candy is poured c

DULUTH DOUGHNUTS (About 2 dozen)

One eu-p hot mailed potatoes i tablespoon butter, 1 cup sugar, i-z flip milk. 3 eggs beaten separately, powder, nutmeg or grated orange rind, salt, 3 cups flour, 3 teaspoons baking powder.

Sift together flour, salt, spice, and baking powder. Best yolks and whites separately. Beat sugar into beaten yolks. Cream butter. Combine yolks and sugar, whites angubutter, and best in mashgd

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Add dry ingredients alternately with milk, stirring until all in- gradients are thoroughly mixed. Tum out on floured board, shape, roll 1-4 inch thick and out with floured doughnut cutter. Fly in (i910 fat for about 3 minutes until lightly browned, turning when they rlse to top. Drain on absorb- ent paper.

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However careful mother is in trYinZ i0 prevent baby taking cold. hometlmes he cstchss s chill from a grown-up or other child. If this happens, what is the best thins to do?

First of all, see that baby (if hes old enough to use them) has a good supply of panel’ handker-

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There is no Jealousy Quite so Insane a That of a Mother for Her Son After He is Married, But no Young Husand Should Let it Wreck His Marital Happiness

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mother Ohe 1s not capable of loving any one else. But have even nlottlers a riflh- W film 3191 children's lives? UNl-IAPBY SON.

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l once heard a mother say that there was no Jealousy 0n thrill =0 fierce and lerrlhe as mother Jealousy. She saidtha. the Jealousy that n l | woman left; when sue saw nel- lover or her Kllbilfilid deserung her for Blllllfihl‘ Wcmln was a pale possum compared to the lei-lousy that W“. if mofiners heart when the saw her chlld loving some one better than lETSC .

Lvldentl your lnother belongs in this class of green-eyed, posses- slve mobhersy who musnslways be flmt with their children. and Wm 81¢ wulmg L0 wreak their (‘Jliitiifilfs happiness in order to ho.d mom. There ls nothing you can do about it because Jealousy is a species o! insanity ma: ls Clci-ii alike w reason and the appeal of affection. Your mother lmows Lnu. me greatest. lnlslortune that could come to ou would be to break up your home. She knows mat to separate you rom the wile mu lure {hi0 to kill your islul ln her 8004"“! WW1‘! bY-flk your hw- und wreck yolu life and send you out lnto the world a lonely, di8llill- stoned, embittered man. Yet she is wii to ; this crime agains you, as millions of other Jealous mothers are willing to commit B-Iltimt lheir 150115 sndugsughters. mmd ~amt We sh m mm

Sle ls try to polson your ag your . e to kill your love and admiration for her. She is accusing her of offenses 0r wnlm she is gullilass. Just because sne wants you to henal! alone. She can‘: stand for you to depend on any other woman, or to go to any other woman for comfort when you are down-hearted. 0r for any other woman: hands to nurse you when you are sick. She wants to keep you Mommas baby boy and for you never to grow up w be a man. such a. mother can never understand that the affection- thst s man gives his mother and his wife are not the lame and do not clash. Nor can she realize that no nutter how fond a. man is o! his mother, no matter what pals they have been. nor how oonzenial they are. she can never give him the companionship xhat he craves when he is married and that he finds in a. wue if he gets his heart's desire. Between Mother and son there is the gulf of a_generatlorl that separates them 1n lntu. eats, in points or view, in bsbls, but s mlsband and wife are one.

, What a son shouxl do with a. another who is to break up his ; honle and alienate him from his wife is bud to say. But I do not believe l that his filial duty reguires him to let her wreck his life with her sense. less Jealousy. Tne uoocl Book says .ha.t when a man marries he should

A MomingSmilo

Visitor: "I really don't see how cu manage angst along those very ard times."

Farmer: “Ob, last year we all lived on fsith, this year we are living on hope, and next year we'll probably be living on charity."

The forearm of one of the WPA projects found that due to break- age and wear and tear he had run short of shovels, so he wired to Mr. Hopkins in Washington, re-

t questing that more shovels be sent

to him.

The next day he lecelvcd s reply which read: "Have no more shov- els. Tell the men to lean on each other."

The woman candidate at a by- electicn was canvassing. and called.

at Mrs. Grimm's.

“And I hope.” she said, in con- clusion, "that your husband is going to support me."

"Lumme. mlssis - you've got some ‘opes. you ‘ave! . I've been man-led to ’im for nigh on twenty years, an’ scarcely M! s penny out of 1m!"

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Peso w» t their teens they were staid. m§§-?”r¢§'£§sll>l§°yv§u.'§’§nY§?hom$§.§°n'§$ . l-crazy. Nor thought they would dis 1: tnsy “noun-t, 1m“, m, “m d of clothes and show and ha t all the other boys‘ nee %ezrliélflgx§h% gyg Itlgnkafi 20.33%; or stole the horse and b ' oftel- s e » silly ullllglsegllglilé owrfibgyghdo, ° m “ WW‘ °' d“ ‘my °f “ ° “h” . i1 \ 5v lwhen they look back on e 053212;? llltlic wgllgsgtgusfllililbthcfirrxlllgom exc tement and unoe tyhotgiefi" 111% we]; have aymmghy and under

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destroy germs.

Keep him in the same even tem- perature for a day or two. It may be in his bedroom or in his nurs- ery or room which he uses during the 48y. but. whatever it is, keep

A. Mix the linseed oil with five r cent of peroxide of hydrogen a. glass vessel and shake it. from time-to time. A few days will be required to bleach m? oil. which

him m u whil t n n , W‘ W" be mum! v! - Don't Pile extrss blslnkgtll lmcoils How c“ I “mo” “s” 5M cot so that he pol-spires, but be ‘m ‘mm "m n ‘m5’ sure he is warm. 5- Mb" e mul- ‘lmmllifi l

It is a good plan to rub his chest with olive oil at nights. You can also add a few drops of eucalyptus oil to his bath gr. as some moth- ers do sprinkle a few drops of the oil on to baby's cot pillow.

Baby cannot gar , of course. but you can help ring relief to that thirsty feeling which colds so often bring by giving him ‘drinks of diluted fruit Juice in between feeds. Orange Juice is by far the

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If baby has already been weaned and gets schlll, bewnre of the dun- ger of over-feeding him. To give

im too many "solids" will ovens: his digestion and weaken his re- sistance. The fresh element should be well

sheet of r wspsper and rub over $119 Bus range while it is still slightly warm. All the grease and dirt will rub off and the stove l will always have a clean and pol- ished appearance.

Q- How csn I dry rugs after mlindgmmsh ld t be mung

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after washing. Hang mom on the line and lav the hose on them to élrylse. en let them drip and

Cupid and Customs

FIGHT coLos --The Safe Way!

To be on the sale aids mid: should be fought bylon flu] man. Guard your children: hulah when cold: m slam- give them Pnhcr j '0 Medi- cine. l: bullduu bodily realmna “lull” ‘Si... "““"f.f“' pad v m prom t! t! -~bu d: vllorou: bodies a no bean uislo m" min cold: and o r

chiefs. Then. if you have not sl- the fork-green veget- whatever she wan . as dowry fr ready done so, give him a course able pm‘ . for instance. and fruit of dutv for one Your after the we: of codliver oil or some other body purees. ~

Don't Experiment-

aint thoroughly, use a small ad le. An ideal paddle may be fashioned b cutting off eho h of one leg a olothespln to fi over the edge of the can when not in use.

O-O-UQ-X-O Q-Q-O-O Modern Elifllleitz lfi IOBIITI LIII I

Q. How should a girl ask l. boy to take her to her club or class dance?

A. "Our class is giving l. dance next Friday night, Charles. Would you like to go with me? '

Q. When one is going to make a trip to Europe, what is the best way of takin money?

A. If less $1,000. one cm buy travelers’ cheeks; if more than $1.000. w. letter of credit.

Q. At a wedd reception, or some such affair. customnry for‘ wlgmen to propose toasts?

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Etiquette Given You Poise in Public

Mike A lei-feet Entrance

Admiring glance: greet this charming couple u they enter ros- taursni. theatre. or . Their perfect poise ‘comes of knowing what to do and uy an nlroecu- a om. -

In rectum-an‘ the nuns woman follows the held wl ter and tlku the chair be pull: out for her. If no head waiter apical‘; the young man leads. draw: ack his gum’: chnlr and helps her remove he: main before mtfog himself op- po: .

This you mm always risu when int: uend to a wanton or a much older mu. But thl girl does not rue when a man's intro- duced unluo M's wary tiili-illllllh-

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