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fitiiiiiiwijaaakaivsiaifaiabaiwt i x v- the acton free press oflriteffest to women icabiooorsb dishes by batty barclay it is not necessary to purchase an expensive steak or rout for the main course even when company u with you weabiful delicious malncouscdiahes may be prepared with potato dried lima beam cheese leftover meat and armlur foods here are two recipes that will prove the assertion lidlcafl and lamb otew a one dish meal l cup dried llmas 3 pounds of lamb cut into cubes a email potatoes sliced 1 small onion siloed l cuj canned earn 1 ctip strained cooked tomatoes sear the meat cubes in bacon fat put cubes onion and potatoes into a cover ed saucepan cover with boulna water and tlmmer gently for 1v6 hours add lima earn and tomatoes bring to the botllns point and cook 5 minutes cover closely and cook slowly for about 3 hours uma6 with ptattentos 2 cups cooked dried llmas h cup shredded plmtentos cup buttered bread crumbs 3 tablespoons grated chewe ivj cups thin white muco 3 tablespoon tomato catsup mi teaspoon salt a teaspoon paprika oomblne llmas white sauce plmlen tos seasoning and catsup place in a baking dish and sprinkle bread crumbs and cheese over top bake to a moderate oven 350 degrees 30 minutes turkey oranoe salad 3 cups turkey 3 cups celery 3 cups orange slices cup toasted almonds sojad green lettuce ramalno orehlcory j cup french dressing cut turkey and celery in small pieces mix with orange altera cut in halves and french dressing let marinate a short time serve from a salad bowl lined with crisp salad greens top with toa sted almonds more french recipes thats an old french recipe dearie i picked it up several months ago lovely isnt it its worth n bit to be able to sny this after you have placed a delicious dish rlnek and white ont re beaten for daytime enlivening the daytime picture theres nothing like sleek inkyblack with a touch of white to enliven the daytime picture especially for the busi ness girl here is u grand frosk i model with a smart twopiece effect wc like it especially well because the handsome gllet can be removed and replaced with a more tailored pique front the net gllet has lace medallions intrusted there is a double ruffle at the neck and also at the wrists the frock itself is of black flat crepe the double- breasted line buttons snugly over the waistline and has four self covered buttons tlie skirt is gored with two gores railway unification wiix not cost railwaymkn jobs a fnclor ol importance m the tuk of sir edward beatty from un obscure job with the cpjt to the presidency f the worlds largest tniiisiiortaton syjtcm has lcn ills cquuac and dcslie to aluaya onr-oluiiiii- lew ol pardmlar inurcm u wmw la wmeh wamn baadan at tfca pre taa may dbaaas eaab waak a morning ombv for each day op the week tiiubsday december ii christmas btfts should rapraaant the needs or the desires of the recipient rather than the taste and the wlahea of tho stuer friday december 23 gold can new measure tho value of a gift into which the heart of the nwjr has none saturday december m the man who makes a hundred people happy at qhrlatireui la far hotter- oftf than the man who attempts to turn j christmas into a heaven for hlmscll alone sunday december 2s pear not for behold i bring you good tidings of joy for urtfcs you is bom this day in the city of- david a savlour wldch la christ the lord st luke 2- 10 11 monday december 28 the value of a gift ahould never be measured by dollars and cents alone tuesday december 27 the church that forgets the children can not well remember the christ wednesday december 2 every grain of wheat helps to fill the bushel the littles count whether in uhent or kind deeds nurse elkram ohkil j chronicles of i ginger farm written gpsalallr far 5 owendoune p clarke ymm before your guests and swelled with face an issue squarely sir edward pride at their praise recently sent a tetter to all employees on so why not add these two- french the pku ifor unlftcuilon he outlined be- reclpes to your permanent file and use re the senate committee some months them when special extra company ao railroad men quit naturally have i been vtuilly interested because they i have been led to believe that unlhcutlon i would bring about inscurlty an far us their jobs wore concerned sir edward produces ult fuctis ui disprove this til- conies to dinner oamb31ujson salad 1 cup cooked beef 3 hardcooked eggs 3 tomatoes 4 anchovies 1 small heact lettuce lupy i may point oul uu arithmetical tact that live annual turnover ur railway cut the beef into small pieces odd the labor the ainadian paclllc is almost sltaed egipi and tomatoes and the anj ptr cent sir edward snys each chovies cut up into small pieces serve ar umost five per cent of our em- on lettuce with french or mayonnaise plover die retire seek other employ- dressing ueekk au oratin 12 leeks 6 potatoes 1 cup medium while sauce cup grated cheeso bread crumbs salt snd pepper cook thvlreks m boiling water boll l and slice the potatoes arrange the vege table in a baking dish and pour the white sauce over them add the cheese bread crumbs and seasoning and bake for fifteen minutes ment or leave the service for other reasons the total suvtuto of labor under unincatlon are estimated at 15 to 17 per cent thus assuming that the labor situation on the cuiutdtan nuuonnl isten in approximately the same as on 1 the cannduln pacific we can see that in the five years at least which will be lobster croquettes a tabtaopoaiu butler l cup flour 1 cup milk 3 cups lobster meat l teaspoon lemon juice mustard and crumbs make a white sauce using the fat pollcry of not hiring additional workers would reduce the stalls of the two rull- wuy tystcms more uiun tjie siwtngs of unincatlon would involve on this basis it is not hard to ee that not only would no railway men tose their jobs due to unincatlon but that during the liveyear period ui which it was being brought into rcausutiot more workers would be required sir edward tieattys atralghltorwurdmllc or approach should receive the coopera ttcn or rallwaymcn in finding u oluunn to uil pressing problem not olj would railway workers not lose their jobs but they would actually bttieiu by nor and mils add clu lobster tower whlch munaluoi1 hod meat which has been seasoned with lemon juice and mustard cool shape dip in flour egg snd numbs and fry in deep fat sauot serve with totnaio cream done iu part in domg away wih the tremendous deficiu the gnvermeiit now pays anuually on railway operation lpays tpurt erie twits review t c a rolte co veits tan- x miles the flying distance covered by trans- oanada air unas planes between mon treal and vancouver is 3ja miles ac cording to ftgurcjl obtained at tx3jl tteadquarters today prom montraej to wlnntnrg is 1a miles and the vast of the ry adds iiao the- rout from imhbnclse to oassmry and edmonton is 3m miles tanc with the vancouver- aeattie line 133 miles the total comes to low mils ultimately with the main line extaoowd from montreal to moncton and various fsedeia brought into service the tca qylng mileage will be still further tkagtaavr bath salts one of the most refreshing roih- loal uxursss is the bath ammunla indeed many gtrts prefer u to expensive bath crystals and the preparation of it is simplicity itself this to how to make it put a table- spoonful of soft soap in s pan and slowly add ojlttjc cold water stlrnng all the time until the soap bcro- thin enough to pour than add more cold ater until there is about half a pint sltogethe into this put an ounce of solution of toilet ammonia adding more water to brmg the eolutkm to about a pint poor this into your bath and come out with that glad lo b ujv taslmg home hints now that winter is here dont neglect ihe common cold every home should have a reliable thermometer in it so that mother need not guess but will know accurately if a temperature is being run one or two degrees of fever need not occasion alarm but if the temperature keeps on rising coll a doc tor to prevent is better than to cure dont neglect to have fruit juices dally grapefruit is one of the best guards against a cold you can find in your dally food supply did you know we find it hard to believe but just the same we have 11 from a most re- lublc source so hers it is pingerpiinte have been used to ident- i ify criminals and now it is claimed that they can be used to tell whether a person is black or white gentile or jew j swede chinaman or englishman it is even hinted tluit they may plvc hint an u what disiuse the owner may be suffering from well maybe dear reiulcts it scarcely seems passible that it is so tiijar chrlstmsm time one more year hua sllpkd around and ii i write i wonder if in that year we have accomplished much tih individuals there luis been m much ttuil has been our duty and no daubi thvrt u just as much that will be needed dolnp in the new year so right now wouldnt it be agped plan if we all took slock of what we might be responsible fir and then not let the idea slip uway without doing anything about it but keep it right before us and dii our share all year long you know wr can do so much espec ially if we ask guidance in prayer that brings to mind a prayer that i heard u litue girl make not so very long agu she wat a very particular little girl al ways trying to do what she thought was right her prayer closed something like uilb goddess mather and daddy god blrs my sct and my brothers and all my itunts and uncles god bless all the folks that 1 love and then after a long puusr site added yes god bless even those 1 dont love now the thought has gone through my mind that if we all pray like that and cook the matter of ihose we didnt lovr to our father we would be surprised to find how few people we didnt love and in return how man people would love us well isn i it strange how well laid plans and ideas can go so far astray llerr was i last year trurklng that i wus right when i told editor dills that the women wuuld like a place all their own u read und write letten in and wha happened a few letters did conie und then no more well i was wrong but i tituunly am dlsippouited edtuir dhls has pruitrd arc plecw i have sent in but who tuuwt i may be utr only mie that relict our culunui and may be taking up aiatct uiat could br used ir mote mipurtant things one thing i am sure abou and that ifc uiere li ntttlilng mure important than the message i want u close with i want to say lo you all that i sin- r rely hope that the chrstmas season will u- a happy joyhi time and that the new year will be a year of health wealth and happiness for you and yours lovingly yours nurse elkram no copying a happy ohrlsttnas to you all and may you each lh your own way bring happiness to others after all isnt that the real secret ot our enjoyment of christmas if we were all seeking our own pleasure just concentrating on having a good time without much thought of others there would be very little evid ence of goodwill among ua at this time would there i imagine there will not be many people who will have time to reaewtbj column the day it is printed but perhaps at christmas or the jayfter you will have a chance to catch up with yoar reading and perhaps you will let me come into your home at least an paper to spend christmas with you so that i j may have a chance to say hullo and wish you a happy holiday well i haw come to the conclusion that i must be frightfully slow for i have been continually on the go for weeks and weeks and yet have hardly had a minu to spore bo i am looking forward itctafter chiistmas as well as to j christmas itself in the hope that there will be less of a rush around here by the way to those who arc really fond of good music do you know- ther u a real musical treat coming over obl on sundays when harry adakln gives violin selections not only that but he gives such splendid talks in betwtcn not on music exactly but rather ideas that throw a new light on some ol lifes problems next sunday that is christ mas day he comes an the air at 230 pm dant miss him ir you like music the tone of his violin is something toremem- i bcr and or course his technique is perfect not only that mr adoskln has pramivid us as a christmas gift a formula of three words that will bring success if we so desire dont forget- cbl on christmas day at 230 pm i am telling you but j 1 am terribly afraid i may forget it my- self and i dont want to the christmas cards and porcele have started coming in not so very many irecls because most of our relations arc in england and wo have rather to cut down on the cxohange of gtrts ex cept in a few caus as the postage on j even a small parcel to o across the atcr costs so much j partners mother sent a lovely big photograph of herself which delighted us all daughter-had- her photograph talccn i too mainly to send to englandand we luipe it will give pleasure as well we expect my sister and her young son on thursday to stay until after christ mas daughter is coming homt- on snt- urduy until christmas night so z am hoping and praying the weather will stay goud as it will be my job to dmv down lor her thats wluit conies of navlng a husband who will not drive a car can you believe it we have had ou model a tor two months und purtncr ha unly beii in it twice he just hates automo biles of every description 1 we could d without it he would not have u iur on the place however my drivkig toubkb will sixmi be over or will they that is to say son will be sixteen the very last day ol this month and one at hir birthday presents will be a drivers permit which doesnt mean that he will b allowed to have the cor and go chas ing all over the country but it does meun that if for any reason i cannot or do not want to drive son will be able u iolte the car instead as a matter of fuel lw- can handle tile car far better than i can and i am sure he would be able to think quicker in an emergency 1 am inclined to be overcautious but i hope wilh that example son may hit the huppy medium tomorrow is chickenpicking day again and thank gdbdneas it will be lhe last big picking this season whoa we are at this joo i usually catch the birds in the fattening pen weigh them uvcrnighi partner does the killing and moat of the picking i anlah them off that is to say i have the grand job of picking out the pin feathers and wash ing the feet and beaks and weighing them ogam lut week parmer thought i was having quite a time sorting out the chickens and taking them over to the barn so he volunteered to help me 1 uikl aim i could manage however he insisted so i handed him four chickens to take to the barn while i weighed tlie others and then wlnn i picked up my bird u carry out i found part- per liad shut the door oil tlie outside which meant i was shut in that was rrrtainly a great help and will you believe it after all the jiitiigs 1 said partner dldhe same thing a second time of course i didnt bother to waste my brtath in shouting neither did 1 stay there quietly and wait i hunted for a piece of wire and mrced tht wooden latch each time and now best wishes to everyone and nul after thrulm goodbye pboverbm all right bit a woman who made history mary mallon mternauorially known as typhold mary died a week ago a medical prisoner at north brother island new york where for quarter of a century she bad been isolated in the public interest as an innocent car rier of typhoid fever germs she was 70 yean old- but though a typhoid carrier that is one who not actually baying the disease herself is capable of giving it to others oho died not of ty phoid fever but from the natural con sequences of old age having had a pr- nlytlc stroke six yearn ago in her earlier days mary mallon a plump irish cook was in the course of 0 years the innocent carrier of typhoid fever to 28 persons in seven families where she had pursued her occupaton finally the healthauthorltlea of new york stopped further activities m that line by her mterment it was found that no sort of treatment lessened her powers of transferring the germs of fever so she remained in close confine ment until her death about 4 of persons who have re covered from typhoid fever remain carriers of the disease the dancer of such persons s5bvlous particularly ir like mary mallon they are cooks or handle food with the enormous re duction in late years of typhoid fever cases the number and consequent in fluence of the typhoid carrier have been correspondingly decreased typhoid fever is invariably carried from person to person by food fingers or files water milk and other food articles are the common vehicles of transrrus- atoiii the disease is also carried to food by flies but since the disappearance of the horse from the street traffic this type of transmission has been materially reduced typhoid fever once the bcrouge of large cities and great armies is on the way to oblivion thanks to the influence or the forces of preventative medicine by john w s mooullough mj phd thursday deoembjbr mnd 1ww indians harvest record crop indian farmers living on the blood rt serve cards ton alberta harvested a record gralncrop this year according to uhe department of mines and resources ottawa with threshing operations completed the total groin yield on the reserve is reported at 255411 bushels comprising- 202103 bushel of spring wheat 6325 bushels of fall wheat gdio bushels or fall rye and 30047 bushels of oats as threshing procetded and the fields were cleared some 700 acres were again seeded to fall wheat for nroct years crop in addition 8500 acres of summer fal low has been cultivated by txactors and horses and are in readiness for spring set ding farming and livestock raising are the principal occupations of the indians on the blood reserve and their achieve ment in hoivesting more than one- quarter million bushels of groin reflects the progress being made in indian ijral ruhabtliuatian in canada originally hese people subsisted in moderate com fort upon the harvest that nature pro vided but wilh lhc settlement of uhe prairies and are accomianylng depletion at gome resources the indians were furcrd lo turn to agricul urc in order to support themselves axttt twenty years of funning the indians on the blood reserve have made good and are among lhe most prosperous and stifrellant of cajiaduh indian population his job a mlnist r decided to play a round of golf as he was ready to tee oft a stranger approached and said f you dont mind i would like tojilay a round with you pine sald the minister who did not divulge his profession after nine holes th- minister allowed he had enough for thr day and shaking hands remarked that trhaps thry would play togeth t again sornr time how about sunday said the stran ger sorry said the parson but that the only day i work what u drvll of a jib youve got said tin st ranger ow round jfti noc aotor plp oually atttactivi touai to boston washington atlantic city ttefasta aao information at iiarold wiles piione si gray coach lines receive ontario judicial appointment justice c p mctaftue j gerald ke1xy mr justice c p mctagui of the ontario htghcourt imfl been ap pointed to the appeal court of onunio according to an nnrroun cement uy prime minister klng mr mctngue will fill the vacancy- o the apical court by the dvnth of chief jiyiucv f r uochford the tltl of chief justice or that branch of the judiciary is being discontinued mr j oerold kelly of toronto his been appoints to lh high conn to fill the vacancy created by justice mctagues promotion eden addresses manufacturers coifvention the people of great britain were fs firmly committed to the defence of democratic principles as st the greatest momcntof their history cupi anthony eden former brl ish ftrelgn secretary decjaed in an address before tn national associate n of manuncturers in nris york capt eden is shown above innnj the waldorfastoria liol oreompanled by charles xu- hook retirlitg president of um national association of manufacturers shortly- after his arrival in new yortt hon kanhljii bruce honored by emperor of japan it was a dark and stormy nignt whrj- lhe wary husband returned home ive been to every ahop to town and ihey cant match that bit of ribbon for you anywherr dear he said lo his wife finteodtd aha ortod i ust wanked to make sura it rvally wsa unknm a chhuunan aas aorrled by a vicious- looking dog which barked at him in an angry manner dnt he otraid ot him said the owner you know the old prov- verb a barking das nswer ottos j yes ssid the cshlnaman you know ploverb and we know pkwerb but does in recognj ton oi bla mc as nad1an mtnlaur atepan his imperial rlsjbnsaa the ateperor at japan h upon hon bruoa loft who recently j on behalf of -the- from taw tokyo post a patr of j or i 1 vt j inere 4 r mtoirtr i baron tomu japanssw ntad ttw gift to mr bruoa at the japanese lagauon in rab r