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birch leads. * SSI ©F <êAMA®A .^>D OFF/c e TORONTO S ENDING money to any point in Canada, the United States or Europe is safe, economical and expeditious when this Bank s drafts and money orders are used. «34 BOWMAN VILLE BRANCH A. N. McMILLAN, Manager. Branch.» also Its Use in 1912 Was Greater Than Maple. The popular idea that h«=au«> Canada is the Land of the Maple, the maple must necessarily be the hardwood of. first importance in Canada is- incorrect, ludged y data gathered by the Branch of the Department of the Interior a.t Ottawa. .. . 1 y. There are three species qf hire of commercial importance in Canada, Canada, the black, yellow, and white, paper, birch. The -former two havf the more valuable w<"d. are confined to eastern Canada, whereas the paper birch ^ fou . n f n every province of the Domm . , ringing to the limit of tree-growth towiroi the north and growing well within the Arctic circle in the Mackenzie River basin and m the It is this wide range which contributes contributes largely to its present importance, importance, but the qualities of the wood promise a still greater use in the future, for it is a strong, hard, fine-grained wood which takes a high polish and can be stained to imitate the more expensive woods, such as mahogany, cherry or walnut walnut "Wavy" bircji is an accidental accidental form due to cross-grain^ some- what similar to "curly" maple, and is highly prized for ornamental work. In another recent report issued by the Forestry Branch on the Wood-Using Industries of Ontario, Ontario, birch is reported as being used in the manufacture of over one hundred different articles, ranging from ships to spools. As a fuel- wood, it takes first place, and it is also one of the principal woods used in wood-distillation, while its on y objection as a pulpwood is that it is too heavy to be readily floated down the streams to the mills. Birch also formed 28 per cent, of the square timber exported from Canada in 1912, according to the bulletin on the production of lumber, lumber, square timber, lath and shingles shingles for that year, which has been prepared by the Forestry Branch and Will shortly be issued. Ihe remainder remainder was largely white pine. Until 1912 the export of'square timber timber had steadily decreased since 1877, but last year showed a surprising surprising increase, the quantity exported exported in 1912 exceeding that exported exported in the previous year by almost almost 90 per cent. Rubbers aii ever-Steefclaos In One. v..w to eut en an* take off. Tit well - --Look well--We«r well. All el*ee Mr women eod children. guy them anfl protect you™If ■ n *- k'ûmüly from wlfcter Ills. 2 Caesdlse Consolldrted BcbberCa United. «tartre* 1 * the kettle and make a brown gray in the pan. Pour this over the birds and heat to boiling and put m the fireless cooker for several hours. Serve in a casserole. Sprint Chicken.--A hen, even an old one, may be made to do duty as a spring- chicken if treated^ as follows follows : Select a hen, not too fat, dress carefully, skin and place m a pan, cover with water m which a pinch of soda has been dissolved, boil until tender, remove each peace, sprinkle- with salt and pepper pepper roll in cracker dust or corn- meal if preferred, and fry in a hot pan with lard and butter, half and half. After the chicken is browned, browned, remove, add salt, pepper and a litle water to the gravy in the pan and when this comes to a W add a cup of rich milk and boil for two minutes. Serve with the chicken. Woman Is As Old As " Looks " ' weiitu to leek eld. 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Not a volume of The Youth's Companion is published that does not contain a number of lions by British contributore-Mr Gladstone, the Duchess o! 8»&er . land, Rudyard Kipling, Lord Ten "nyson have in years past written for this great family paper. . During-191-4 - the Duke of Argyll, formerly Governor-General of • Canada, will have something to say gbout "The Scot"--his character *d characteristics ; Jane Barlow till tell of the "Big : Houses of Ireland"" ; Sir Ernest .Shackleton will describe the qualities ..which lead to success in an explorer ; bir William Ramsay, the great chemist^ will write upon "Waste, and How to Remedy It" ; Sir John Murray will tell about "The Deepest Parts of the Sea" -, Dr C. W. eminent English physician, will de scribe "The Beauty That En- dU This tells very little ofwhat The Companion will bring its readers in 1914. As it is to-day, The Com nanion is as entertaining as J may remember it. But it is larger now with special Family Ihj£ es > Boys' Pages, Girls', Pages. There are fifty-two issues m a yeai, not tXV H Y you do not know The Companion Companion as it is to-day, let us send you sample copies containing chap- ters from Frank Lillie Pollock s great Canadian serial, "The Timber Timber Treasure," "with the Announcement Announcement for 1914. • Every new subscriber for 19U « Canada will receive free all th issues for the remaining weeks of 1913--from the time of sn^onption until January, 1915-all for *8.85. The Youth's Companion, 144 Berk lev St., Boston, Mass. ,. 0 „ --. Any Hcalachc Cured and £ve her everything she 1 -- W ^I can support her and give her her principal want." "And what is that! "Me." 11 J nVdUtiVUV VUivv, Tired Systems Re-Toned When You're Dull, Tired, Restless Day and Night Something is Wrong in tho Stomach. Dragged Down hy Asthma. The man or woman who ^continually subject to asthma is unfitted tor h^ or her life's work. 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Baked Ham.--Soak the ham overnight overnight in cold water, remove to kettle kettle of fresh water and* cook enough so that the skin is easily removed, trim, press a couple of dozen cloves in the fat side and end, rub with brown sugar and place in fireless cooker between hot stones to bake. Cornmeal Mush.--Heat the water to- the boiling temperature and when it bubbles sprinkle cornmeal in very slowly, stirring constantly until the mixture thickens--about fifteen- minutes. Put in fireless cooker and cook ten or more hours. When ready to serve heat very hot. Salad Surprise.--Select turnips of one size, peel carefully, cut off top and scoop out the inside, lo this add salt and English walnuts, mix thoroughly with French dressing dressing made with a liberal quantity ot olive oil; refill turnip cups, plant mint cherry on top and serve on lettuce leaves. m Mock Plum Pudding.--To a half- pound of gingersnaps add a half teaspoonful of baking powder, soak thoroughly in a pint of milk, mix in two well-beaten eggs, a table- spoonful of butter, one tablespoon ful of sugar, half a cup of raisins, quarter of a cup of citron, half a cup of nuts ; bake in slow oven and serve hot with vanilla sauce. Cherry Come Again.--Dream one rounding tablespoonful of butter and one tablespoonful of white ot egg with 1 X A cupfuJ* of -eonfectiou- -er'8 sugar. Work-hr-one tablespoonful tablespoonful of cherry juice and one of preserved cherries chopped fine, mix with stiffly beaten white of two eggs, mound on cold dish and place whole cherries on top. 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