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fine weather t'or January. 14th to
18th, sleet and snow. 19th to 22nd,
changeable. 23rd to 24th, rain and
snow. 25th to 27th, a storm period.
28th to 29th, clearing. 30th to 31st,
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DIARY OF EVENTS
To-DAY.
City Magistrates Court.
Prince Edward Theatre, 3, 7.15 and;
8.45 p.m_
Annual Meeting St. James (‘liurcli
7.30 p. ni.
HERO MAKING.
A seasoned old "salt" was a devot-
ed admirer of a young middy whol
served on the same warship. An ac-I
cident occurred-a man overboard and!
a gallant rescue by one of the licut,-I
enants, which brought it hnndsome=
letter of Commendation from the Ad-’
inirnlty.
“It's a nice thing to get 9, letter
like f.li'af:,” said the old for to his;
young friend. "You ought to have
one."
"Well, I'll have to wait. my mance" ,
Bald the middy.
"See here," said the otlrer, "I’ll
drop from the rigging, and you jiuinpf
in and rescue me."
"But I can't swim," was the it-ply.
“Never you mind," said the ver.i.r» ‘
nn. "I’ll iiold you up till the lo.-it
comes.”-Weekly Scotsman.
 
 
A. A. McLean. K.t,. Donald McKinnon
MeLEAN A McKINNON
llrrletere, Attorneys-at-Law
Brown Block, Charlottetown
 
MORBON & DUFFY
Barrister: and Attorneys
Bolloltorl for Royal Bank of Canada
MONEY T0 LOAN.
 
0. lolaod, K.C., W. E. Bentley, K.C.
MOLIDD C IINTLEV.
Dlloel--Bank of N. B. Chambers, Cher-
lottotowli. P. ll. I.
 
Columbia _ ~
ING UP ACT' BEING
ACTS
AND . _
ticulars of their debts or claims, and
the names and addresses of their solic-
itors (if any) to the Official Llquidn
tor of the said Company at the office
of the Company sftuate at 402 Pender
Street if the City of Vancouver, Pro-
vlnce of British Columbia, and. if so
requl red by notice in writing from the
said Official Liquidator, or by their
solicitors to come in and prove their
said debts or claims, at my Clianibers
Street in the City of Vancouver, Pro-
couver. aforesaid, at such time as shall
be specified in such notice, or in de-
fault thereof they will be excluded
from the benefit of any distribution
made before such debts are proved.
Wednesday, the 31st
day of March, 1915, at 2
o’clock in the afternoon
L S at my said Chambers is
appointed for hearing and
adjudicatlng upon the
said debts and claims.
Dated this 31st day of December,
1914.
“A. B. POTTINGER,"
Registrar.
COWAN. RITCHIE & GRANT.
827 Rogers Building,
Vancouver, B. C.
Solicitors for the Ofilcial Liquidator_ .
S274-1-1~im6iE6i
 
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4‘\`&~l`l'-'J
T ENDERS
SEALED TENDERS will be receiv-
ed by the undersigned until noon on
Wednesday, January 27th, 1915, from
any person or persons willing to con-
tract for the construction of any one
of the following works:--
In Klng's County.-\VIiari` at Mid-
gell; Bridge at South Lake; Ap-
proaches to Mink River Bridge;
Approaches to Montague Bridge.
In Queen's County:-Shea’s Bridge
at Iona; Gascoigne Bridge, Flat River;
Clyde Iliver Bridge.
In Prince County: IIickey's Bridge,
West Cape; Whalehnck Bridge, Mal-
peque: Summerslde Road near Sum-
inerside.
Plans and specifications may be
seen and forms of tender obtained ut
the Provincial Englneer’s ofllce, Char-
lottetown and of each nearest work at
the following placest-
Oflice ot' H. D. McEwen, l\Iorell_
Store of John McLean, Souris_
Store of Benj. Clow, Murray Ilarhor
North.
Store of Martin McKinnon, Monta-
gue.
Store of Joseph McCabe, Iona.
Store of A. D. Ross, Eldon.
Office of G. M. Matthews, O'Leary.
I Store of P. McNutt & Sons, Malpe-
; que.
Ofiice of I-Ion. James A. McNeill,
Summerside.
Each tender must he accompanied
by an accepted check on a chartered
bank, payable to the order of the Coin-
mfssloner of Public Works, equal to
ten per cent. of the amount of the
tender, which will be forfeited if the;
l`. D
the work contracted for. If the ten- 
der he not accepted the cheque will be fl
to accept the lowest or any tender. m
oi’
1.. B. MeiviiLLAN S”
8250-1~13iutf
Notice
--- Vonvencnt to Everything. 'l`lic refined air a
CHAPTER w
144 OF THE REVISED STATUTE8 II
OF CANADA AND AMENDING
\ il
[in
person tendering declines to enterfi
into a contract when called upon rg
to do so o fail to com lete
returned. -u. . __ _ . , ; apple shells and repla 'e tl l'l - 1 - half pint of boiling water; boil for one tl" and my Emp” "f me l’_‘"`k “"'r°ss l floured board and roll into a circu-
The Department does not bind itself glllxuhan p"mu""m"‘°" nl mcse “onxlfg the apples in u wellcbutlgréiisliiyklilg minute, and pour slowly over one well 'lm "°"°m “l’°“" half ml "lc" apart' y
_in .,,._ dish; set in a pan of hot water nm) beaten egg' add the juice of one half' ‘hen my on 'hal l"°s"l~V 39"” of the
Tenders to be addressed to the un- ce ` /
derslgned and marked “Tender."
   ri-es-if-»¢~-»=»f»-5-it i-‘hai ioii snr _  Appl;
One hundred acres of free hold land.
six miles from Charlottetown; good BlRD'S NEST PUDDING.
IN THE MATTER OF THE "WIND- h d b lldi _ It
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, JOHN H0RNE» _ beaten yolks of four eggs; stir ther
§ niutv sstsciioiis roii
.READERS 0F
THE GUARDIAN
Furnished by W. 8.. Louaon
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Astor Library, New York City,
ever took any interest in the sky.
most. people the stars are simply
It tells us of spaces no man
measure. A train travelling at
forty million years to reach
nearest star. This train would
quire 166 days to reach the Moon.
76 years to reach Mars.
110 years to reach Mercury.
177 years to reach tho Sun.
740 years to reach Jupiter.
1,470 years to reach Saturn.
3.160 years to reacli Uranus.
5,055 years to reach Neptune.
When we see it train flying by us
rate of a mile it minute, we uonsii
it something wonderful in the iuaf
of speed, and we <-un readily gr
train 166 days to reach the Moon,
the time required for such at train
reach the nearest star, which is gi
The lland that guides tlirongli all l
trackless void,
spheres,
ployed,
And e'er revolving through unnui
ered yc~:ii`=,
S °.
Doth toacli the helpless fledp;
how to fly,
est flower
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Mina-um ilniment ce., Limited. '
Gentlemen.-Last Winter I receiv
of L.aGrippe, and I have frequen
of Inflammation.
Yours,
W. A. HUTCHINSON.
SPOTTING NEW RECRUITS
(Manchester Guardian)
nciatlon of the following word
evnlly," it is n sign ot' military
ence exercised npoii the ordinu
t as far as we know there is
fury authority for plncing tho
llie second syllable, as one hears
rc debatable.
NEW YORK Clf`Y
Broadway and 47th St. 
EXi_lI.USlVl'll..Y BACHICLI rR
good service ofa club.
The semi-annual meeting of shore-
IIATBS PER DA V
ouse an u ngs has been _.___ ,
ell cared for. mudded, fertilized. Cm-e and pm-9 eight apples, put into
111|-Jed. Yl\Hl\U\‘ed The best fan” 0** a deep, well buttered pudding dish,
insloe road. Windmill. \el0i>h°1\<’- ini me centers with sugar and n nine _
both in good working order. Thresli~ ,,mm,_,g_ add °ne~°,§mt of wan, and '
ins outfit. all complete- HM' f°fk-_ nuke untn tender, but not son. 'rn 1
rope and carrier goes with farm lf two Lu 5
_ ~ - p of flour add three teaspoon
in 'ri-is MATTER oF Dominion 'wt Sold by *lf-:il dw 0' Mllfch Wi" be ini.. or belong powder. one teuspoonfni
TRUST c°MPANY_ Sold by =lU<‘li°l- of salt. one pint of milk and the well
_ ° _ ll* "1 "‘
“ 015109 SWUOU- oughly and told in the whites of Your A I I v A  I
T116 Cl'00ll0l'B Of the - P- E- 1- ‘eggs beaten dry. Pour over the apples _ _ .A 3 ~\» .
above named Company 8294-1-19Mtl16WkS. and bake for one hour ln a moderate ' ‘ - .'»'_ » _
L S are required on Dr before oven. serve not won uny nuuiiing -‘rv ~  -_
_ lille 27th (lily ol' l*`8bl'lIfiI‘Y.  
sauce. ‘
1915, to semi their names
and addresses and the par- '>»Z¢°!°°!°°2**Z*°I“‘3"I°'Z°°3°°!"I°`*?'?°I'°3*0°§*0¢
50 years to reach the planet Venus. to make n. stiff dou h' knead for fit
\66¢2»‘.“!°&~‘.»°!-1Na
INDIAN PUDDING WITH APPLES.
Scnld two quarts oi' sweet milk, stir
in a cup ot' cornmeal until the mixture
tlilckens. Remove f'roni the fire, add
one and one-sixth cups oi' molasses,
one teaspoonful ot' salt, one-half’ ten-
spoonful each of nutmeg and cinna-
mon and two cups of sweet apples.
pared, cored and quartered. Pour into
a deep pudding dish and bake for four
hours When the u in is
PAN PUDDING.
Add sufficient milk to ii pint of flour
8 . '
teen minutes. (Tut into four pieces;
roll each piec in n thin sheet about
one-sixtcentli ot' an inch thick and the
-size of an ordinary roasting pan.
Grease the pan with nieltcfl suci, place
a layer of the paste in the pan and
brush over with melted snot. Mix one
< S. A. McDonald’s 
Sacrificed--Gigantic SaIe -_
Starts on Saturday
D
CONSIDER THE HEAVEN'S. ~ D (lil F5111- bailed
____ i`or one and one half hours udd, with-  ‘ .
Some ears ago the curator of the 0\1f SIIPPIUZ. one Dilll 01' C0141 milk-
s
aid Serve with cream and sugar or syrup.
that it was regretted how few people
To CREAMY SAUCE.
so Boil one cup of sugar and half' a
many bright spots in the sky-notip cup of water to the soft ball stage,
ing more. He added that altogether then pour the syrup in H flue Stream
wo few pcopye 1-gauze what a wonder. over the well-beaten white of one egg;
.ful book is written in the heavens. continue beating until cold: fold in
can one cup of double crenni beaten dry;
the add one half of a teaspoonful of van-
rate of a mile a infinite will require lllt1~
the _
re-
We have decided to clear out every Overcoat
in the Store at tremendous discounts. Many lines
being cleared out now 7 at 1-2 price. Boys’ and
Youths’ Coats sacrificed also, Coats Worth up to
$20.00 for $12.00. Coats Worth up to $14.00 for
$8.00. Some lines regular values $8.00 to $9.00 for '
0 ‘ "
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above, would be forty inillion years.
Each in its own fixed orbit e'er c
Is that same ilaiid, thai, in the inoi
in lioui
And bid it sleep us with a lullaliy.
ll
interesting business fs to be discuss-
ed.
8215-1-9.13.18.
Great George Street, have several
llrrldnre and Attorneys-at-Lew thousand dollars to loan on real good
security in the city or country, in
small or large sums.
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twill me your cough la isle -tiny.
with lose trouble, at a smaller cost.
,Try it, if it does not cure you it will,
holders of ‘the Bedford Farmers co-
operative Co., Ltd., will be held in the
Millcove school house on Saturday,
Jan. 23. Comnienclng at one o'clock
. m.
D THEO. ELLIS,
Secretary.
8272-1-14,15,16,18,20. .
50 rooms Wiili lavatory 51.00
F0 rooms with private bntli l 50
50 rooms with private bath 2.00
'I' .vo-W om >_lue_is $\.00 lo $3.00.
Special \\ eokly Rates
Resturan A la crate Club llreakfnsts.
DINNING DUUM _|lPIi.\ 'I`() LADIES.
The be t value in N-w York t`ity
both lnroome and restaurant.
Prone. 7790----Byrant. J. GUGGS.
8005-I2-22lIItis1yr
i`ourtli pound of almonds blan ied
s cl and i
at chopped fine, one cup of` chopped rul-
$4.50. _
ISI 2122'.§§’.‘i”..fi§]f-JI.”1§i‘i..‘.l§.~.§"Li§.'I.'ifl i‘»`.’.’.f  Winter Gggds Reduced
lie APPLE RICE PUDDING
asp u layer ot' this mixture on the paste
the idea that if would require such it and cover with another luycr of paste. .
but brush with suet and continue until
it is beyond ull t-onieeptioii to conceive all the sheets ot' paste nrc used. Brush
to over with suet and sprinkle with sug-       
  \5`$‘-i»"~'-"  f" ""”` Ladies’ Fur Coats, Ladies’ Cloth Coats, Ladies’ Furs,
,_, p n e one cup of thoroughly P
ivzislied rice into two quarts ot’ rapidly `
ni- bo_iling salted water; boil for fifteen 8 277-1-14M(f
niniutes and drain. Spread the rice
nb~ in the centre of at ,ood sized square
of chee..c rlotli. 'I'-Ile rice should bo
'ii- about one half’ inch thick and cover - _T W _--_ ____
it space as lnrgc :is ti dinner plate. . , , ~ -
ing VME' Com mm qlmlqm. I-our good Sized five pound _lurd_ pail. _(over closely, ,berve hot with plain or whipped
A I I U I tart apples, sprinkle with sugnr ,md put on a trivet in a kettle ‘zzotniuiiiiiigigcream and sugar.
flf <0 1. Ht \\i/iliglf. touch the frail- heap in the contre ofthe rice. G tl -~ bmling ‘v“lCr‘ "uv" tm li l ‘I mu
up tho ends ot' the cloth so thatu  Steam for one hour and' _twenty fiv_e_| FRESH APPLE CUSTARD PIE.
,ice Wm Uovel. me apples and me minutes, adding more boiling wuter it’ _
tightly, non in a good sized kettle of necessary. Allow the water to conie , To one pint of apple sauce add one
boilmg water for Oneohom. This Wm up half way around the mould. Serve ‘quart of sweet milk, four eggs, one `iiiodci':-ite oven. Let ples cool upon..
eonm out perfectly ',-Dum; if humned with Huntington sauce. tablespoontul cornstarch, pinch oi' salt,
vniefully. Serve hot with crenin or one fcfurlh grated nutmeg’ one lame'
any nnuiiing sun.-t-_ HuN'riNeroN SAUCE. =‘I’°‘"‘1“l ‘H9009 ‘“_“*@f- 5'0"? “I "Ile
lemon anti grated rind of halt :x lemon
The whirling legions of untlrinv S ri kl .   
ed App|_E ROLLV POLL .uid bali with I L I
Y PUDD|NG Boil one cup of molasses :ind one ' ' 0 ‘““e“`mS "" 3"
great benefit from the use of MIN- and one halt tahlespooiifiils of butter
ARD S LINIMENT in a severe attucl' - - ' ‘ - - '
l Pine, core and slice sour apples; for eight minutes flemovt- from thc* KENTUCKY PIE'
, . . tronitlei 1 ~- W 1 -, -1' il -_
mom: me Lmwd by nmmg ms Dm' scrallc liilitolilicuirlliitgiégeliiittilngrilling dug Same m mu( Sauce Pfel (tgirl qit\11I‘lcl‘ cigllif bnirg taré
” - . -_ » - fi e' i _ . _ ,
lite. rations :ind rev(-file. Ii' he calls mg) ‘_`la,H_'” hm' To the ‘Wmpmgs “dd LIQUID SAUCE' slllge in si_xf‘(i'2§sl llligutlrlialflcli p(oEln\d milf
@lI1.lJ0l<lly "l'0\\'l" “I`€1SI\i0l\S." llllfl ‘gl,n'(')Tu';JLg§’{)De‘.l .apple'l9;t1;°W “h°I’Pe‘l Mi t H 1. I f n M i"\t salt pork and mir a nice light bis- I
~ _ ' 1 i raisins, a i u x one aiespoon u o otir wi i ‘, . ‘ , ' _
 clnnainon. Press the niixtiiri ililtro  One halt’ cup of sugar. Pour over it one “nt dough' mm" who an lm" kat"
nt in "rcservist" on the first instead balm “mil U10 HIJDISS are lelldcr. Beat l9m0“- '
i, four whole eggs until light colored,
mctinies. The pronunciation and gradllalll' mid il SCHM CHD of sugar and SAG0 APPLE PUDDING- `
Secty' of Public “}m_kS_ slpcelling ot' some military terms u
Public Works Ofiice. Charlottetown
P. E. I., Jan. 12, 1915.
N. pour over tho apples. Bake in a mod-
erate oven until the m rlngue is don SUM( 0110 C lflll Of S0 0 ill 11 f
P e
and serve with cream or lemon sauce.
Mix and sift two cups of flour, four
teaspoonfuls of baking powder and
one half fonspooiifiil of salt. Work in
two tablcspooiifiils of butter mid gi-ml. cream und sugar. |
nd ually add three fourths cu t’
p o milk.
Toss on a floured board, pat and roll
out. llavo ready four apples, pared,
cored and out into elghths; place ap-
i>1eS_iu center of dough and sprinkle
with one tablrspoonful of sugar mixed
with one l`ourtli tnblespoonful each of
salt and ciiiiiainon or nutmeg; bring
Ute <I0l1gl\ Ground the apples and enro-
fully lift into a buttered mould or a
Aniiualyeeting
The Annual Meeting of the share-
A full attendance is re nested as
F. T. MORROW. Prelldent,
HUGH. TRAINOR, Secretary.
Money _to Loan
Messrs McKinnon and McNeill. 90
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"Ilexall Cherry Berk Cough Syrup
' 
I   llholders nf’ Hillsboro Dulrylng Com- f _
pany will be held ln Hillsboro Cheese
Factory on Wednesday the 20th of,
January at 2 o'clock p. _m. '
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you desire to locate ln tho
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nearest :stall shops and most acer-slll>ll`
In tin-alreil. depots, efelllishlp piers, you
\\'ll°l ba pleased nt the
1-IOTEL
Aliiamaila-Hillman
5th Av., Broadway, 24th Si.
i’l\'I'iII.I,O0I{IN(l MADISON BQ. PARK.
A tire million dollar example of mmlem'
architectural perfection: accommodation;
1,000 guests.
' A Good Room,
.__ 1, ,$1.50 Per Day.
Vv`itIi Bath, $2 to $5
0., oo.-_, me. merge emi ligne *_ °,,__\.,,:_,4,__-,;,T,';,,,fgj'°' . .mwa|.i:ii-..g uns an :rad ionamin. 'rum mule inniinii. “°"-°". "lg "‘° “"P“°“""" -»f mf
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~ f. Up In Time ,
M I ii l If You Have
 
A 'Fenton Alarm Clock
Our Alarm Clockl are _|norc_rc- .
liable. they im longer and awe
more satisfaction t an others.
We selected them with care and
ihey are tnorcughly tested before
being sold.
our alarm clocks are better, but
they don't cout any mire than
others See the eplendi line we
lrcalinwlng. . ` _ _
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tly roiinrcii-in ' ri i.it1t` i-bi_' it- r
proved it to he very effective in cases half incli ltliiilk,lliyfplllléiidigfgllgalliigiig le’ll3ioilimj(uicqef, or `l'f0lei`i1ioi?$_l)ti)i(;lt; lissnlit Stem” Six mfg” tart applcé .""d
on the dough and `roll, tu ik ' th at hand add one tnblespoonful of vine- ml’ mel" u"`°“5h 3 "°_Ia“de"3 Sl-"` in
ends and prick deeply wish amforke gm,_ ___ while hot one _spoontul of butter. level tablespoonful ot powdered sugar.
steam for one and three-fourths hours ' “hen m0l»sur In Phe yolks of mme
0,. Wmp in ,L ,VCU Houma puddhm STEAMED Appl_E PUDDWGI 'L eggs. the rind and Jnlcr- of on_o li-_inoii
Clmhl tic up ,ho ands’ plunge mm how and one ieacupful ot sngu`r which liuve
ing water and boil for lin-@@.q\m,-in,-5 Line n inotild with slices of buttered l’;""‘“ b°a'l"m l"g"U‘e"‘ r(’°V°" "I ‘ITB
ot' an hour. Servo with hard son.-.;_ bread, put in a layer uf stowed apples. I’ _‘I "' "M" “S l"’“ "H" "F .sq“a§‘ P 0 , i
a layer or butlwml bread. comi“u,, v.i_tli good _pie <r'rui-.t and fill with irlit-»ii.il.ed`loliig enough the same e/ffect s
ROYAL APPLE PUDDING, until the niould is filled. Add one pint l‘ni>.i,iiro. bulriii.. in ii nioderato o\tii i plot ucei. _
Q I of milk to two beaten eggs; pour ovcr "ml mmutks'
The new Brmsh recruit' lhoughstm ..e_ect eiiougli large applcs'to (lil fi the apples und bread and steam tor POT APPLE PIE-
civman ,,lmhing_ may he spmted Dllfltling dun, pare, cut a thick shi-(1 One hour. berve with cream or pud-
s
ui g quarto
water for one hour; core and pare
add one teaspoonful of salt, tlifn with
hot water until about as thick as
heavy cream and pour over the apples;
bake for one lionr und serve with
SHAKER APPLE PIE.
Parc, core and cut into eighths sour
apples and put into a lower crust; add
half n pint of seeded raisins. Put on
the upper crust, being careful to not
let it stick to the lower crust. Buke
in a. slow oven until the apples are
thorénglily cooked and the crust is
nicely browned; this will require
about forty mliiutes__ While the ple is
hot take off the top crust and luy it
aside. then with ii wooden or solver
knife stir the apples und remove any
hard pieces flint may he left. Adil
sugar, nutmeg and a small piece ot'
butter ami replace the top crust.
Take two large apples (grated).
whites of two eggs, chpful of sugar.
juice of hnlf a lemon; bent this until
thick and white und spread between
layers oi’ Washington pie (which is
really n plain jelly cake) and then
heap some on top.
w ' _ 4
ENGLISH APPLE PIE.
Butter a shallow agate dish. Select
one' flint is deeper th'an a pie plate.
Fill the dish with sliced apples, sprin-
kle with n cup of sugar. half a toa-
spoonful of salt and a little nutmeg.
Put over It tivo teaspoonfuls of butter
in bits; add three tahlespoonfuls of
cold water. Cover with good paste
and bake for forty minutes. Serve
with cream. _
_ FAIRY APPLE PIE.
1 Core. Quarter and steam four large
ta-rt a ples; rub throu h a sieve.
eight apples and place in an ngate bak-
STEAMED APPLE PUDDING, I. ing pan. Boil the sage until clear ui/
LONGACRE  
quartered apples. thou sugar and cin-
namon, then slice your biscuit dough
in strips about the same as the pork
an-.I crosswisc. leaving about an inch
between each strip. Repeat this op-
eration until you liavo used up your
material, having the blscuitdougli on
top; than pour down the side of the
kettle carefully it cup of boiling water,
cover and cook slowly for one lioilr
and n half, adding boiling water when
necessary. This is dellcloiis, when
scivcd wltli whipped crenin.
PASTRY-GENERAL RULES.
Have everything cold; do not make
the dough too iifblst; use pastry flour
if possible; roll only once. Paste kept
on ice over night becomes much more
flaky»tlian when first ninde. To pre-
vent the lower crust from becoming
soaked brush over with white of egg. I
Brush the edge with unbeaten white il
~ f*_'~ ‘S
finger, a pastry roller or the tines of ii
fork. Always leave an opening in
the center of the upper crust that the
strain may escape. Bake ples having
a <:oo_liod filling in n quick oven and
those with an uncooked filling ln a
plates on which they are made. he-
cnuse slipping them onto cold plates
develops moisture whiflli always des-
tioys the erispness of tho lower crust.
BEATING ANID BAKING A MERIN-
GUE.
llu\'o,cold,t’resh eggs; heat thowhltes
until frothy; add to each white one
Bent until so stiff that it can be cut
with a knife. Spread on the ple und
bake with the oven‘door open until tl
rich golden brown. Too much sugar
causes n ineringue to liqulfy; if not
PLAIN PASTRV.
Sift one cup of flour and one fourth
teaspoonful of salt into a bowl; rub
into it flve level teaspoonfuls of short-
enlng until the whole ls reduced to a
ine powder; add cold water, slowly, to
(make a still’ dough. Place on a slight-
lar shape to fit tho plate. Fit it loosely
into the plate, as it. shrinks when
baked.
APPLE PIE. I. ‘
Line ii plate with good paste; fill
with thin slices of good cooking apples,
sprinkle with one-halt cup of sugar
which has been mixed with a heaping
,teaspoonful of flour and a pinch of
salt; cover with an upper crust and
bake in ii. moderate oven for haIf~an-
lioiir. -
APPLE PIE. II.
Line it deep ple plate with good
paste; pare, core and chop enough
tart apples to make one quart; stir
through the apples one cup of granu-
lated sugar which has been mixed ith
one tablespoonful of dry flour and a
pinch of salt. Squeeze the juice from
half a lemon evenly through the apple
mixture and flll the ple plate; dot
with small pieces of butter. Lay one-
ialf inch strips of pastry across the
op, crossing them in diamond shape.
crusts together with the thumb and
Tjils Is not an isolated case, tor we
frequently hear from people who have
been cured ot piles by using Dr,
Chanda Ointment
a t t e r physicians --,
had told t h e in
nothing short of 5-/ \
an operation could '-
bring relief and 1 , I
cure. ' ,
If you could read  f I
these letters, com- - _ . I . \,
ini as they do, day “
after day and year
after year. you --
would realise what  
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tive _ate n t Dr
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of egg or water and press the two [I
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But the Writer of This Letter Resolved to Try Dr. Chaee’l
Ointment F ireland Was Cured. ,
Bake in a moderate oven.
Uperation Decided Cn
As Only Means of Relief
doubt as to where credit is duo.
Friends and neighbors are told' of the
results and so the good word sgreull,
and Dr. Chaee’a Ointment is ecom-
ins’ known far and wide as the only
actual cure for glial or hemorrhoids.
Mr. Charles eauyale, o. respected
citizen of Bt. .l'oI1fl'»i, Qllc.. write! 2°-‘
"For 14 years I sulfered from chronic'
piles oi' hemorrhoids an _-.eonlfdellell
my case very serious. f- s trcllwl
by a. well-known physfoi who could
not help me, and my , or decided
on an o eration as the _ V mount 0 i
relief. glowever, I reno Tto. tr’ I-I-0
Chase‘| Ointment into; _Url 5°*
brought me great rerlgzf, tid lit' ill*
time I had und It boxes WN
completely cured ie in wh it llwr
me auch Brett leuuro tv 1' mmf”
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