Daily British Whig (1850), 26 Aug 1925, p. 9

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NEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1925. THE Vd DAILY BRITISH WHI G "THREE TYPES OF WRAPS DESIGNED FOR FALL The Morning After-- "What's the matter with Bill this morn. ing--he's so stiff he almost squeaks?" enquired the sales manager. "0, they gave a Kids' Party at his house last night and Bill entertained them so strenuously that this morning he can hardly move" laughed the BokRaeI, as he Surchaty sharpened his pencil to a needle nt, "Well, he evidently doesn't know about Absorbine Jr. That's what I always use after unaccustomed exercise, and it saves me all that unpleasant and even painful stil next day." Absorbine Jr. is just the thing--a few rubbed briskly into over tired and til limbers them up, seems to Inject new life into them and wonderfully them. $1.25 at your druggist's, HERE IT IS Novena in honor of St. Therese of the Child Jesus. Just canonized on May 17th, 10e. . Therese Statues, 12 inches high, "Beautifully decorated in four colors $1.75 My Prayer Book, Our Lady p Book, Manna of the Soul, The New Missal, and all Father Lasance's famous. Prayer Books st the same prices charged In New York City. Controller advises putting coal MEW, as : likely Sept. ist, Sccepe rs now for | Sevanton Nut, Stove and Fgg "asa ras $15.00 per ton and Stove Slain per ton Ig Pea Coal ....S1L75 per ton coal is good coal and all weigh- od over city scales. 'Photie U. K. Knight 1795w. TOMORROW'S MENU. Breakfast Sliced Peaches Cereal Fried Liver and Bacon Mufiins Coffee Luncheon Jelly Omelet Wholewheat Bread Prunes Cookies Cocoa Dinner. Potato-Egg Baked Dish Turaips Peas Nut-Cheese Ball Salad Indian Meal, Pudding Coffee Varying the Cake Frosting. I. believe that all housekeepers occasionally feel that they would like to vary the favorite cake frost- ings, now and then, so that their families will not tire of them. The following kinds may not be particu- larly new, but they at least may be a little different from those which you have fallen into the habit of using: Fudge Frostings: There ar® many varieties of fudge frostings, the plain vanilla kind being made as follows: Put two tablespoons of but- ter into a.saucepan and when it is melted add one and one-half cups of granulated sugar and one-half cup of sweet, cold milk. Heat to the boiling point, stirring often to see that the sugar does not adhere to bottom of the pan, but when it reaches the boil allow it to continue simmering without stirring until a little of it, when dropped into a cup of cold water, will form a soft ball (if you use an icing thermometer this soft-ball stage will be reached when the instrument reaches 238 degrees Fahrenheit). Now draw the pan from the fire, cool the sirup, flavor it with one-half teaspoon of vanilla extract, and beat to the right consistency to spread. If the frost- ing should become too hard before you spread it on the cake, it should be stirred over hot water till soft again, then poured over the cake at once, Buttermilk Fudge Frosting: Use above recipe, substituting one ang one-half cups of buttermilk instead of the half cup of sweet milk. Maple Fudge Frosting: Use one cup of granulated sugar and one- half cup of maple sugar in the above recipe for Vanilla Fudge Frosting, instead of the one and one-half cups of granulated sugar called for. Also add one cup of butter to the recipe. Brown Sugar Fudge Frosting: Follow the gbove. given directions for making $anilla .Fudge Frosting, but use brown sugar instead of the white. Condensed Milk Fudge Frosting: Follow above given directions for Vanilla Fudge Frosting, but substi- tute one-fourth cup of water and one-fourth cup of condensed milk for the half cup of sweet fresh milk. Chocolate Fudge Frosting: To the recipe for Vanilla Fudge Frosting add from one and one-Half squares to three squares of unsweetened cake chocolate. (The amount of chocolate added will depend upon how dark a frosting you wish). These frostings will of course be richer if you use sweet cream in place of the sweet, cold milk. » Tomorrow --- A Crocheted Bead Bag. All inquiries addressed to Miss 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 stamp- od and self-addressed envelope must he enclosed with the question. Be gure to use YOUR full name, street wt \ ees WW 3 HE Arabian Nights--what fascination clings to the very name of that book! Remember the Magic Carpet? It would carry you away wherever you wanted to go---transport you there in the twinkling of an eye. 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Every genuine Barrymore Rug is perfect in weave, dye and materials." Living Rooms, Halls, Stairways, Bedrooms--rugs for every purpose--guarant: eed Barrymores. Ask your dealer and look for this Guarantee Label. Write us if you can't get the Barrymore you want. ur designers use the I. The transformation will be Guaranieed RUGS Designed and Woven by The TORONTO CARPET MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LIMITED TPRONTO Established 1891 CANADA fe number, and the name of your city and state. --The Editor. NONAGENARIAN IS WELL. C. G. Fox, Consecon, Has Received Many Warm Congratulations. Consecon, Aug. 25. boarders have come from a distance to Consecon, this summer, to enjoy a holiday and take in the pleasures of bathing and fishing in Weller's Bay. Mrs. Delihunt has returmed home after a visit to Marmora. Her brother, Mr. Wannamaker, has re- turned to Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Gusk, Chicago, were visitors at George Johnsion's while on their motor trip through the States and Eastern Canada. Miss Cassie Fox returned home on Saturday evening, after a month's stay near Gunter Lake, North Hastings. Mr. and Mrs Southron and baby, Toronto, also Mrs. K. Kemp, have returned to Toronto after a visit at J. Viant's. Mr. and Mrs. J. Searls, - Toronto, have been recent visitors in the vil- lage. Mr. and Mrs. Van Allen, Aults- 'ville, have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnston, and while -- Beveral when you can't sleep. Radicalisth is that unkind opinion you have of another man's snoriag calls » strike on a mine operator and It's a queer game. the consumer is out. A labor ofsiat} Better a roadside tent and than a swell summer cottage all of your relatives. © en 7 Dozens of Ways to Use It-- F course, you use Bon Ami for everybody does. But many house- ~~ Forwhite other uses for their "good friend." Bon Ami is just the right thing LP LE

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