(AMY eeticlés crediiea. ‘The Manner ‘doesn't necessarily agree : with views expressed). . « a Rae | LET THE Oa GROW WITH THE FEET Koch Shoe Co. Listowel Oatario. We Garry Hurlbut’s Full Line “ER UITATIVES” ee SIGMAGH TROUBLE QUICKLY ‘7k Aes aa . TAN) “1B sible. NEEDLESS ALARM * (Toronto Globe) Rog dey yp res fears Canada! ant to open Embassies in Eur pen : Capita tal’, and thus cut further into the Imperial, rellationship. Can- ada is not sending an Ambassador, to- Washington. It the frequent occurs rence of other quéstions requiring quick adjustment, and because of the closeness tawa and Washington compared with the roundabout route Downing Street. never been suggested that Imperial mat- ters be taken nghed re London, nor has there even been any hint of carrying = > prinelple further than Washingto BULLDOG. JAWS FOR BABIES (Kincardine Review-Reporter) There is atwayé who likes to do the sensational or say it. Do you know whet is going to hap- pen next? According to Dr re Wilkinson of Melbourne, who sa habit amongst pablan Dp they will develop bulldog levee and prominent chins. If such is the case now? And bes w have seen babies with half their fist in their mouths, and guite a number eucking their big toe. What is going to happen to them? COST OF ADVERTISING (Brantford Expositor) Sometimes adyevtisers are inclin- ed to think that the cost of news- s big. When compared ate the cost of newspaper advertis- ing is. The sixteen stations assoc- Splendid Supper Dishes OHEESE AND BGG SUITABLE FOR FILLING. Following are ra favorite ore tov stuffing for tomatesa be served hot, as luncheon or oe al bg ov When. bak ‘ “try put- ting them in buttered muffin pans, which will help to hold their shape cely. Baked Tomatoes With Filliag Cut six tomatoes of uniform. size in half and take out most of the ca the tomato pulp into a sauce- 2 tbe. grated 2 tbs. cream, ae Le onion, and salt and paprika ys stirring frequently, for bios or tour minutes then filP into the tomatoes. 3} Cover over the tops Sicrumbs and cook in the oven until browned. uffed Tomatoes Take six large, round dc sesen 2 3 oz. Sted " buttered Method: Chop onions and ham finely, add parsley, pepper and salt. Now cut off top of tomatoes and scoop out the inside. Break up the pulp and add to the ham mixture, also add breadcrumbs. Fill the to- matoes with the mixture, and put a layer of buttered breadcrumbs. on top. Bake in thesoven until nicely browned, and serve very hot, on pieces of toast. . Tomatoes and Shrim tomatoes, 1 it. Six shrimps, minced parsley, grated bread saa fet and pepper to taste, 2 fated with WEAF, New York, charge WEAF is $480 an hour and ten mnutes. minutes. After 6 o'clock p.m. ‘the charge is $600 per hour. However, in spite of these high figures pros- pective advertisers are standing, with cheques in hand, and programs| ready, seeking an opportunity. PROVIDING FOR THE FUTURE Acton Free Press) Sensible young people start to ave as soon as they begin to earn. Pinancial success is impossible or those who spend every dollar as soon as it is earned, or even before. They give mute evidence that they have never learned that there are only one hundred cents in a dollar. The middle-aged man, who in his youth began to eave something out of every pay envelope, can hopefully forward.to the future. But money is not the only Tfem we need a supply of in the years to come. we can be enthusiastic when the aieties of youth are no longer pos It is not enough for sensible “jares and young people to enjoy to-dav. It is tiite as important to lay t dation for happiness to-mor. ow. HE'S RIGHT (Stratford Beacon-Herald) Our Mitchell correspondent attend- ed the fall fair in that town, and had along with him some sort of a read reckoner apparatus, for he emerged from the vegetable seotionto..an- nounce “There were a number of large squash at the Mitchell fair, and one of them weighed one hundred pounds.’ Now above all else our Mitchell ecespananeset is reliable as well ae observ But 100 pounds in a squash! It re- called. the days when we ir break pumpkins on the wagon whee so the cows could eat them eithout having to take the handle of a ic and shove a stubborn piece their throats to head off a spell 1 ot choking. But M. C. MPhail of the Depart- ment of Agriculture says our Mit- chell correspondent is probably} right. A man who wants to grow big equash can feed the thing just like a rar in a crate. So a this we'll question mo more whit our Mitchell correspond-} ent writes.” Hundred-pound squash, two-pound eggs, or 20-pound bab- ies—we'll take his word without fn- vestigation or question. ‘ MALCOLM’S APPOINTMENT TH - COMMENDATION (Financial Post Hon’ James Malcolm's advent to the very important (ministry of trade and commerce can only call forth commendation His oou expe maiiatee: of trade and commerce he will ayo Promote the sale of Canadian abroad. That calis for ag prey P aaniitios in our pro- ducts, for g& salesmanship and broad vision. Malcolm, as a manu- facturer, has made superior furni- ture, and his succéss In marketing it He has a fine opportunity to in- crease the practical usefulness of the department. Under Sir George Foster the department showed a tendency té become a bureau of young college uates who had learned all they knew of business from a book, lect- ‘three months’ training at} Ottawa, from where they were sent to the diffe: t eran of the world goods. sagrnai egg i 0. e@ fo) rade . See practical move worthy of Mr. f to keep his $4,080 for an hour, $2,550 for halt| an hour and $2,040 for ten minutes! and scoop out the centres, fill with pi Alert & The ordinary charge of| the mesure of shrimp, onions, par $240 forisley, b After 6 oclock p.m. the) have haa fried in butter, and pack BS kjstices of bacon, 1 We need interests over which; Per @ foun-| tbs. bu Method: “Cut tops from tomatoes reid and seasonings, which in the tomato shells. Sprinkle with bread-crumbs, put a dot of hutter on top of each and bake for fifteen iminutes in a hot‘oven. i2zs in Tomato Cups Pour boiling water over the toma- to. remove skins and scoop out | the insides, making a shell. Drain, | and salt and pépper thé inside of the shells. Put in each a little chopped ham or bacon, or deviled ham. may be used, Break a raw egg into each tomato cup, place them in a bakin dish? and bake slowly, until the ezgs are set. Serve with strips of bacon. If desired, grated cheese may be us- ed wi ra of ham or bacon. Reked Tomatoes Six derge; -ripe* tomatoes, “S~ thick tbs. butter, 1 ear. corn or one-ha cup canned corn, 1 c, bead crumbd, 1 t. chopped parsley,. salt and pep- Method: Wipe tomatoes and cut th® top to gorm a lid. Take out the seeds and pulp. Cut bacon in cubes and fry in pan for five minutes, add oped onion and cook until brown, . tomato pulp and corn, cook five minutes, season to taste, add butter, bread crumbs and parsley, cook un- til blended, then fill tomatoes with the mixture. Place in a pan very small amount of water bake in a hot oven for twenty or thirty minutes. ‘od . Tomatoes Select six firm tomatoes of uni- form size and cut each through the centre, crosswise. Remove a little of the pulp and the seeds. and drain them, being careful that the outer shell of the tomato is not broken. Mix together in a dish 1% cupfuls chopped ham, % c. chopped walnuts, % c. breadcrumbs, a Sys salt and pepper, them add eges. Mix together and “mt hollows pulp. Sprinkle inside with salt and thi with buttered pa large cnike: Pa The plowing match held at Wal- ton last Thureday by ning pe County Plo spectators being The matches were bad on the farms rra y Twenty téams conaeee, while there wing al wonderf nd nter- TINS TO PRESERVR SHAPE—| Cong ce tarine tuine tn Ai 4,000 ater mor ae pide mpl ypaegte ney oan ond belie of the highest. marks obti were ses. James McLean. Richmond Hil, was ane hasta ju McKercher, veteran Wroxet- er snl ag was not only the oldest plowman on groun ut winner of eeveral prizes, Including the open special donated by the ‘t-Simp- son Co. Mr. MeKercher was first for second for high cut and first for best et Alex Brussel, third for high cut. Other results were: General purpose, f for-all in sod— cDonald, Moles- worth, who was also first for best rown in class; 2nd, John Laidlaw, Blyth, also firet for best finish. General purpose, men 19-25 years —1l, Bert Hemingway, Grey Town- ship, who was also first for bit crown and first for best fin- ish (winner of the silver cup do- nated by the Canadian Bank of Commerce for this class); \2,. F. Hayden, Molesworth; 3, Wm. Mit- chell, Moles” th. Boys, 16 to 19 vented: Clifford siachaty, Cranbro sport 2, W. J. Den nis, Walton, who was firstfor best crown and finish; . Teen Locking, B (in stubble)—1, John Kelly, Morris To waship, also third for best crown; 2, Ross Card- iff, who was frst for best hb 3, Perey Smith, Seaforth, who w ond for best crown; 4, Glittord | How- ett, Byth. E. R. Wigle, M.P.P donated specials for this class. Single-driving plow—1, | Albert Lydiatt, Blyth, who was third for best crown; 2, Wm. Speirs, Morris Townshjp; 3, Robt. McMurray, Bel- for best fin- m. McMurray, Belgrave. Tractor class—1, Gordon McGav- Mother! Cleah Child's Bo Bowels with “California Fig Syrup” Hurry Mother! Even constipated, bilious, feverish, or sick, colic Bab- jes and Children love to take genu- ine “California Fig Syrup.'’ No oth- er laxative regulates the tender little obwels so nicely. It eweetens the stomach and starta the liver and bowels bb sg griping. Contains} narcotics or e@oothing drugs. Say “Calfornia” to yoyr druggist and a- void counterfeits. Insist upom genr- uine “California Fig Syrup” which contains directions. in tomato-halves; grate crumbs over the top of each, dot with butter and piace in a buttered ne Bake in the oven for fifteen or twen- ty minutes Po Staffings for Tomatoes No. 1 Stuffing for six tomatoes. 1 ¢. oooked meat, put through the ajfood chopper, % c, crumbs, 1 t. onion juice. 7 tbs M good gay © 1 pone cake dicsolved ia kce se Mix together, fill siomintone, spviabeia tops with buttered crumbs and bake in a hot_oven for about twenty tof cwentyeive minutes No. 2. Stuffings for six tomatoes Melt 2 tbs. butter, add % tbs. finely étale bread chicken, % ¢. five minutes. Fill tomatoes with utes. Tax From ‘Gleatinn Smoke from cigarettes may help to build air castles elsewhere but in South Dakota it provides actual, men-made buildings of stone and shows he understands salesmanship.} mortar The reason for this is ‘that “in Sduth Dakota the income from 4a state cigarette tax is devoted solely to the construction of buildings at the state’s colleges and university. During the fiscal year ending June $0. South smokers cons sufficient cigarettes to erect a lib- rary Se the State beipye Col- lege a a physical ‘mén in the field, ie bej imate coat only to follow eae to begun by|smoke better yt ‘ z page butter, salt, and Soe chopped onion, 1% c, finely chopped cru ' salt and@ pepper to taste. Cook for the mixture, sprinkle with buttered] ’ nen- crumbs and bake for twenty min- Helps‘To Build Collees! msnmed | ~ rookings a: ; eating building for orceen Norm-} Si. YS Lit £ in Any Wind ‘Does Not Smoke. 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