{ i LX TURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1025 2 4 THE DAILY BRITISH She gif 11 the and its attendant Pyorthes ad i133 to bealthy if would elude I nc] teeth, I J. Forhan, D. D. 8. oe Esied booted ans E GUM Formats FORTH More than a tooth paste= is a sparkling, refreshing drink which corrects the irregularities of the waste eliminating organs, as well as neutral- izing excessive acidity in the _stomach, bladder and blood. "(Start thé day right--take a glass of Abbey's--bub- bling with health and good _ spirits. CREAT STRENGTH AND VITALI ED BY RED BLOOD J 3 Dropped Bggs on Toast Coffee Luncheon. Baked Rice and Cheese Lettuce Jam 3 , Dinner. Lamb Stew (with Peas Potatoes. and Celery) Cold Slaw Date-Nut Pudding Coffee Rolls Tea ANSWERED LETTERS. Bride: "My husband's mother has kindly given us a carpet which is rather faded but still good. Can you tell me how to freshen its appear- ance?" Answer: Colors in rugs and carp- ots may be freshened in three ways: 1 Sponge with a mixture of one part ox gall to two parts water. 3. Sponge with one quart of water coataining ohe teaspoon of household ammonda. 3. Sponge with ordinary salt and water. If you can decide upom the ammonia solution you should experi. ment on a small corner of the carpet before going ahead with the 'entire surface, for certain colors are affect. od by ammonia whiter end may fade even more, in which case the original color may be restored by sponging with vinegar and water mized hall in half. Some housewives maintain that faded carpets can be rejuvenated by being brushed with a broom dip- ped in warm water which contains a little spirits of turpentine, but I have never tried this method per sonally. Oharlott: "My husband does not like fruit cake, but recently ate some Strudel and thonght it ine, Can you | give me a receipt for this?" Answer: | have two recipes for Strudel, ong "Apple Strudel" and the other a German cheese cake called Strudel, but they do hot seem to be what you mean. However I shall publish'the one that comes nearest to it: "Apple Strudel: Rub three tahle- spoons of butter into one and one- fourth cups of pastry flour, add a pinch of salt, one beaten egg, and enough sweet milk to make a paste the consistency of ple crust ( I regret to say that this contributed recipe did not give the exact amount of wilk). Now place the paste on a floured board, roll it'thin, and spread over it the following mixture: Com- bine one pint of apples which have been measured after being peeled, cored and chopped, one cup of bread crumbs, one-half coup of chopped raisins, one-third cup of chopped al- monds and ome teaspoon of ground cinnamon, Fold # over and again rot] thin, thed roll it up with your fingérs as you, would a jelly-roll. shape it like the figure eight and bake in a moderate oven for 45 min- utes, basting now and them with a little melted butter, Serve sliced, hot or cold, with a sweet hot fruit pudding sauce." To-morrow: Delicious Fried Chicken. All inquirtes addressed Kirkman in care of the 'Efficient Housekeeping" department will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires considerable time, however, owing to the great number received. So if a personal or quicker reply is desired, a stamped snd self-addressed envelope must be enclosed with the question, Be sure to use YOUR full name, street num- ber, and the name of your city and state, ' to Miss ---The Editor. -s THE WHIGS ZOO Europe and America co-operation with the North West Territories and Yukon branch of the department of the interior, installed the wireless apparatus in the four stations completely, namely, Edmon- ton, Fort Simpson, Mayo, and Daw- son. "Work ou the northermost sta- tion, that at Herschel, had to be postponed owing to the loss of equip- ment and supplies with the steamship Lady Kindersley. Cheesecloth is a most satisfactory material for dustors since it is cheap, easily cleaned and guickly dried. "MOTHER! Cia Chis Bowes "Califomia Fig Syrup" is Nependable Laxative for ® WHIG Isn't it nice to be where one has to have a sun shade to keep off the burning sun's rays. Judging by the smile on Ethel Carhart's face as she strolls on the sand at Palm Beach, she evidently thinks so. EASY TO REMOVE An easy way to put up valances that can be easily removed is to fix them as follows: Get a curtain rod as long as thes window's width. Cover it with the same material as the valance and sew on curtain rings at regular intervals. At the same intervals, sew hooks on the valance. The valance may then be hooked to the rings so they may be easily tak- en on or off. sure of it, still, some laundries are fairly careful; but, even if it does, the chances are it will come back with such a dern sayedge on it you'll have to throw it away, anyway.-- Cincinnati Enquirer. - All Gingham Comeback. "Will the high collar come back?", asks a contemporary. You never are cially prepared for Infants in VL MOTHER: Fletcher's Castoria is a pleasant, harms less Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, espe arms and Children all ages, RR rr. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of ; Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it. THE LATE THOMAS PINK. Was One of Best Commercial Men of Pembroke. Pembroke, Feb. 17.--In the death of Thomas Pink at the age of eighty- four years, which occurred at his re- sidence, Isabella stree!, on Saturday, there passed from Pembroke one who for more than halt a centur had held a prominent place in the business life of the town and was a citigen of highest esteem. News of his death, which followed a week's illness, has caused profound regret, removing, as it has, a pioneer who was well known as one of the fore- most manufacturers in Canada, He is survived by his wife, two sons, Lawrence N., Calgary, Alta, and E. Macey, Pembroke; one daughter, Lillian L., at home, The late Mr. Pink, at the time of his death, was president of the Thomas Pink Company, Limited, and a director of the following: The Victoria Foundry, Ottawa; Pembroke Blectric Light Co., Superior Elec- trics, Ltd., Pembroke; McFarlane Neil Manufacturers Co., Fredericton, N.B. Despite his advanced age, Mr. Pink still took an active part in these enterprises and Rttended his office at the Thomas Pink Co. daily. He was an energetic and keen busi- ness man and did much for the in- dustrial life of the town. Last autumn he journeyed to Fredericton, N.B., to attend a meet- ing of the directors of the McFar- lane Neil Manufacturers Co. On the FORMI TUR) . a, "Back was very I am now Mrs. Wm. Walker, Webbwood, Ont., writes: Saturday preceeding hig death he & tended his office as usual. tiring that evening he was with a paralytic stroke, from he did uot recover, SEEK $100,000 FOR PARK, ns stn. There is Call for Improvements § Thousand Islands. hes William E. McDonnell, of the Alexandria Bay chamber commerce, and John T. Delaney, i of Alexandiia Bay, asked for au | crease from $15,000 to $100,000 the development of the St. La reservation at the hearing before genate finance assembly ways a8 means committees on the Thayer appropriating $6,000,000 for park extensions. The appropriation allowed, Hi dentally the only one allotted northern New York, Mr. MeDon held to be entirely insufficient view of the importance of the sand island district. He ex many needed improvements and tension of park territory which #i sum allowed would be insufficient attempt. To open cocoanut, bore a hole the eye and empty the milk. place the nut in the oven and #i heat will crack the shell so the can be removed easily. There are new chiffon hose trite med with a rhinestone bracelet iis laid with gold, that represent the treme in price and novelty, 4 Painful | Pamom 1 "1 was sick for several months had fish { fii | ®, We havea number of Odd Dressers Chiffoniers and Dressing Tables to clear at.