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SURPRISES

STAPLES

CREAM OF CELERY. SAVOURY TOASTS

SOUP

3 cups celery

1 slice onion

2 tbsp. butter

3 tbsp. four

1 tsp. salt

i tsp. pepper

2. cups. Carnation. Milk.

2 cups celery liquor

Paprika

Wash, scrape, and cut celery in 1 inch pleces; cook with slice of onion in 3 cups boiling water unti celery la soft about 30 minutes. Drala (saving the celery liquor) and rub through a sieve. Make white sauce of the butter, flour, seasonings, Carnation, and celery Ilquor. Combine celery pulp and white sauce and serve while hot

Serves 8.

CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP

1 tin of mushrooms (B-oz.)

(Get in containing stems, and

broken pieces)

2 tbsp. butter

3 tbsp. four

1 tsp. pepper

I tsp. salt

2 cups Carnation Milk Paprika

Drain and measure liquor from mushrooms and add enough water to make 2 cups of liquid. Add

chopped mushrooms and simmer

Four Recipes

MUSHROOMS ON TUAST

CHICKEN AND

TOMATOES

Add a cut-up carrot and onion salt, grated lemon rind, and herbs and cook a few minutes longer. Mix over a low heat with a little he sprinkle with a good table milk and butter to make moist, spoonful of four and when brown together with the mushroom stalks put into a casserole. chopped fine. Spread the mixture Cover with stock, and if this is over the mushrooms and bake in not already well favoured add a the oven with a little butter on bunch of herbs, as well as pepper each for fifteen minutes. Or else and salt. Cover and simmer for put in a frying-pan over a low half an hour, then add a pound of heat, covered with a plate or lid. quartered tomatoes. Arrange on the hot toast.

SAVOURY EGGS-1.

FOOD

|LIGHT PUDDINGS

A delicious pudding, which can be served hot or cold, la, made with'

Posers For Police

Sherlock Holmes To Pawnbroking

minutes

second

Polic candidates In Scot- land ‚are expected to have a surprisingly wide knowledge," to judge from the “Question Papers of the Elementary and Advanced Examinations for 1936, 1937 and 1938," A chicken, or even a boiling fow) the aid of a cake shell which has

.kwued

through the · Station- makes a delicious dish for dinner a raised centre, making a hollow

ery Office by the Police (Scot- when cooked as follows. Have then the baked shell when it is

land) Examinations, Board. For each person use enough bird cut into joints and out the turnel out. Alternatively, спе

In addition to legal matters mushrooms to cover a slice of toast. breast thto large pieces. Put into pudding basin or ordinary cake tin

from police duties, the Grate a little cooked ham, kingue, a pan with some dripping and cook placed inside another can be used. arising or any left-over meat, or else fry until brown on both sides, turning

Make the mixture by creaming questions cover arithmetic, geo- a slice of bacon and chop it. Mix the plece frequently.

together four"ounces each, of but-graphy and general knowledge. ter and sugar, beating in two large The arithmetic problems have with an equal quantity of bread-

eggs and sifting in four ounces of a practical bearing. For instance: crumbs, and season with pepper.

A man motored from town A self-raising our and a pinch of salt. Flavour with vanilla. lemon to town B. At A a clock showed

the time

11.12 8.01. and rind, or other favouring.

Well grease the tins or basins. another clock ft B showed the spread in the mixture about half time of arrival as 12.2 p.m. From he calculated his average an inch thick and bake in a fairly this hut oven until cooked. Turn out speed to be 39.6 miles per hour. carefully, and fill the centre with Actually the drst clock was two

the fast and any stewed, tioned, or bottled fruit lized. heating it first If the pud- clock. three minutes slow. Find Simmer again until the fowls/ding is to be served hot. If serve the distance from A

cold, decorate with whipped cream his true average speed. quite tender, then put the pieces on and chopped nuts. a hot dish and rub the Xquid

RISE OF CARAMEL CREAM through a sleve. It should be

The The following caramel cream is

geographical questions For two people put a lump of

smooth and fairly thick and should both ught and nourishing.

have butter in a double saucepan or ine boiled up with a little cornflour feat ounces of castor sugar into a aspect,

Put frequently

BA economic as when candidates are a basin over a pan of boiling water.

if not thick enough. Beat three eggs with a spoonrul of

thick aluminium saucepan. Let it told to take six of the leading

get Pour the sauce over the fowl and dissolve and brown." Careful seaports in the British Isles, and water, a dash of cayenne pepper.

the position. serve with stewed mushrooms or a watching is necessary here, as if to give details of

question casually adds: border of bolled rice and green the sugar is left too long it will The

taste burnt.

"Indicate the conditions which It should be approximately the have led to their rise and de- colour of brown paper. Havevelopment.” ready a pint of hot milk and pour. Again, "Account for the growth. on to the sugai, which will froth and importance of Perth. Mid- up. Also have ready four eggs įdlesbrough, Chicago, Singapore, beaten with a little milk and com- Essen." bine thoroughly with the milk and sugar. enough Add a few drops of vanilla es- per, and add Bnely sliced stuffed quid to make three cups. Cover sence and pour all into a double olives. Make hot and arrange, on jand cook until tapioca is tran- saucepan. Stir until it thickens. the toast.. 4

sparent, about fifteen minutes, then pour into custard cups and stirring occasionally. Add one HADDOCK TOASTS

half cup sugar and the diced pineapple, Chill and serve with whipped cream.

and a teaspoonful each of anchovy essence and chopped parsley. Pour into the pan and stir until it sets. Deas. Spread on hot toast,

SAVOURY. EGGS!

•

PINEAPPLE TAPIOCA.

Soak one-half cup pearl tapioca Slice sotne hard-boiled eggs in top of double boller in one cup for 15 minutes. Make white sauce thickly, and put into a saucepan water one hour. Set over boiling of the butter, flour, seasonings, and with a Httle white sauce, cream,į water. Add one-fourth teaspoon Carriation, Add mushrooms with unsweetened condensed milk, salt, juice from one No. 2) can their liquid and serve while, hot. Season with salt and paprika pep-sliced pineapple, plus Serves 6.

1

c;

COLD HAM

11

OF

The cut surface of a plece polled ham soon becomes dry and hard in hot weather. To keep it moist Flake finely some cooked died It should be covered with a thin haddock (any left over, from layer of lard, spread over it with previous meal will do). Put into a 'a knife. Before the ham is sliced saucepan with pepper and plenty again the lard should be carefully for · butter. scraped off.

1

decorate with ratañas

CHOCOLATE. TRIFLE Chocolate tride is another good cold sweet. Put four or five small sliced sponge cakes into a dish with a few ratafias and sprinkle with sherry or a Bttle fruit juice.

to B and

SEAPORTS

74

The legal and professional questions, contain such posers ASA "Name two offences that might be committed by a pawnbroker under the 1872 Act: and: "In what circum- stances has # Government inspector power to take constable with him when he visits a factory?" But it is the general knowledge questions, that show the widest

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Add a few chopped or any other savoury pickle. When Dissolve two ounces of plain cha-scope, including as they do every- pickled gherkins or pickled walnuts hot spread on the toast.,

"IRELAND" OR They Say That This Is

Season's Best Fish Story

EIRE

99

Controversy Over Use Of Name

VARYING PRACTICE

IN DUBLIN

First place has been given by Wortbing anglers to Mr. Fred Dixon for the best fishing story of the season.

When he is not angling Mr. Dixon produces' "Gay Parado,” the resident show at the Pier Pavilion. His latest expedition was, with witnesses, to some waters near Haslam. This is the story as told by Mr. Dixon.

"I had caught some- roach and move the hook it withdrew its then went for carp, using butter head within its shell. We devised paste bait. After a while the float a plan. I got some greenstuff and dipped and I started hauling away. tempted it, while another fellow One of the party came running up stood over it with a piece of string with a net. In no time we landed to lassoo the head when it" emerg- what looked like a large tortoise. ed.

Some discontent is being ex- pressed in Dublin concerning the use

of the word "Etre" to ́describe what was once the

area of the Irish Free State. The question has been revived by the fact that the official pro-

of the Royal Dublin body and spisy feet. As far as I When the book was removed we grammes Society's horse show recently, can ascertain it must have been a released our catch which ran ex-

"It was about 11 inches long and "We must have missed half a seven wide, with shell-protected dozen times before succeeding.

in announcing the international terrapin. military jumping contests, referred consistently to the home entry as "Ireland," rather than “Eire.”

This question of the State's name began at the Flanna Fail party'a general convention in the autumn of 1936, when Mr. de

"Anyway, there it was with the hook in its mouth, "There was only one thing to do-release it.

A STRUGGLE

traordinarily quickly back into the water.

colate in a basin over a pan of hot water and stir in two tablespoon fuls of castor sugar.

day matters, international politics, popular detective stories, and exer- cises in logic.

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T.U.C. Upholds Admission Of Refugee Doctors To England After Protests

After vigorous protests from the delegates, the Trades Union Congress at Blackpool on September 9 upheld the proposal to admit German and Austrian refugee doctors to Britain.

Take three-quarters of a pint of i WHO IS HERCULE POIROT?: milk and beat three eggs with Here are four typical questions: some of it. Pour the rest over thei State how you would ring up chocolate and stir until well blend-a local number from a public tele- ed. Pour this and the eggs into a phone box, and what you, would double saucepan and stir until it, do if the number were" engaged. thickens. Then add a few drops Explain the statement that in of vanilla essence and pour over the autumn of 1935 "collective the sponge cakes.

*security virtually meant the When quite cold spread the top British Fleet." with whipped cream and decorate Indicate who each of the with chopped pistachio nuts, an-lowing is or. Was: Sherlock gelica, and glace cherries.

Holmes, Bill Bikes, Burke and Hare. Rob Roy. Dr. Ruxton, Hercule Poirot, .

The General Council, in their every day. They had certain stan- Why are the following argu- report, suggested that 50 doctors, dards in their profession and their |ments unsound: Cases of drum- 50 medical students, and 100 den- great trouble was that imported kenness are now infréquent in tiste be admitted yearly for the doctors did not "play the game” the courts: clearly the police are next five years.

On a show of hands the motion winking an eye at this degrad- Dr. L.W. Hefferman, president for reference back was overwhel- ing vice." "The average length of the Medical Practitioners" | mingly defeated. of life has risen from 40 to 50. Union (Swansea), moving that the "There was an almost unanimous 30 there must be many more report be referred back, said there shout of "Agreed" for the dele- peoples in their late afties nowa- were at present á large number of gates when a resolution was moved" days."

English doctors coming on the re-to increase Sir Walter Citrine's not salary. His present salary of £750 gister annually. They did mind foreign dilution, so long as will be raised by annual incre- the living of doctors in this coun- ments of £50 to £1000 a year. try" was not affected,

STATE REWARDS

Cheapest

12 h.p. Car

Is Built

..A new Vauxhall 12 saloon with a four-cylinder engine, which at £189 (de luxe saloon £198) is the cheapest 12 on the market, was announc- ed 'recently.

I drove it in London, found it

SCOTTISH

QUESTIONS V

A

"The waters are part of an old estate and it is belleved that the

Το a Southerner perhaps the terrapin was introduced. many "Then came the struggle. Every years ago-somebody' said about 70 easy to handle. Uvely, and roomy, most intriguing question in these time we got near it to try to re-years-for ornamental purposes.”

writes the Dally Express corre searching papers is the follow-

"But if you are going to be con- does "What exactly pondent. It la strong, solid, anding:

sistent and logical," said the doc- tor, "you should allow a similar Valera revealed in advance somesh. Article 4 reading "The name One cannot talk of crossing from good-looking with these special Scotsman mean

that he never misses an

proportion of foreigners into the Guaranteed petrol consumption (tunity of attending (a)

skilled trades of this country, in- (b) Powderhall; (e) The cluding the engineering, building The State's name, he said, would subject of an amendment by Mr. of "Northern Ireland's exports to of thirty-five miles to the gallon. Mod;

(d) Murrayfield; (e) trades, and so on. be Eire. This is the name which! second reading of the Constitution Irish newspapers which refuse to It will do more at medium speeds. Highland;

of the main features of the new of the State is Ere" was made the Ireland into Northern Ireland, or Constitution.

to "Germany."

J

Frank

MacDermot during the Ireland." The result is that those

amendment was carried...

points:-

.when

he says

opper-

The

"If you did that, then the for In- engineering union.

receiving stance, would be from 10,000 to 15,000 refugees into their industry,"

PATRIOTIC OFFICIAL

Chunking," Sept. 21.

OT-

The Executive Yuan decided

Top speed of 65′′m.p.h.

Carsbreck: (1) The Gatherings?" Ireland has borne from the ear-in the Dail

at a meeting here yesterday. He argued that the follow the English style resort to

Independent front wheel suspen- A Scot.man offers enlighten- liest times in the Gaelic language. Article should read:

to award $1,000 to Mr. Wang The name makeshifts-Southern Ireland" as

Wen-kwel, magistrate ..of It bears the same relationship to of the State is Elfe-in the Eng- opposed

sion, which takes bumps smooth-ment as follows to "Northern Ireland"

ly and eastly.

The Mod-Gaelic equivalent

Changhing, on the west shore. "Ireland" as "Deutschland bears ish language Ireland." The and "the 28 counties."

All-steel body that gives of Eisteddfod.

of Lake Tal It is interesting to notice that

longer life, strength without Powderhall-130 yards profes-

Mr. G. A Smith (Hosiery Work- When Chaughing fell at the ME, DE VALIRA'S VIEW

In the meanwhile, however, the text of the recently concluded

weight, sind squeakfree travel- sional foot race, held annually

ers, Nottingham), seconding the end of last year, Mr. Wang retired "Anybody speaking Gaelic

some English; and certain Trish agreement as issued in England,

Powderhall

mili The engine has overhead valves at

Clardens, Edin reference back, said he was also with his subordinates and habitually uses "Eire" just as any-newspapers began to use the term spoke of "the Goverriment of Fire."

and B 'six-phase carburation (burgh;

perturbed by the influx of foreign tia units to vantage points outside one speaking in German uses "Eire". But nobody in Ireland, but as issued in Dublin it referred chamber, giving six mixture ratios The Highland-the Highland domestic workers into England.

the city, and commenced to "Deutschland.”·

when. speaking generally, ever to the "Government of Ireland."

the work ahead. Agricultural Society Show; according to

ganise and train able-bodied men State documents including the This is one of the methods used Murrayfield football ground.

In the adjacent districts.

Under Within the boundaries of the envelopes that contain income-tax to give the low petrol consump-Edinburgh, where the Rugby In- 26 counties, at all events, the demands-bear the name "Eire." Hon.

ternationals are played; official name of the State in the On the other hand, the latest This new family car is a brother · Carsbreck-- Int Perthshire, don, said his union were not anti-engaged in wreckings highways and English language is "Ireland." Government publication of impor- of the Vauxhall 10, which does where annual bonspiel (euring) Semitle, but they were naturally bridges and has launched several at

tance, the report of the Banking more than sixty miles an hour and matches are held;

concerned about their own mem-tacks on the Japanese in co-. RESOET TO MAKESHIFTS

Commission, bears the name forty miles to the gallon, and of The

the operation with the Chinese 're- Gatherings - Highland bers. "He feared that in When the" first draft of the Unfortunately the lack of a "Ireland" in Its cover and title-which 14,000 have been sold in six Athletic and Piping Gatherings Trades Union Congress the word gular and guerilla troops. Constitution was issued in Eng-distinctive term is inconvenient. page.

months.

held annually.

democracy changed its meaning+tral News.

Mr. de Valera is an ardent apostle of the Gaelle revival, and he envisaged the new Constitution--n-Gaelfs do---- cument, of which the English version would be à translation, than the reverse.

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"DEMOCRACY CHANGES

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his command, this Dr. A. Welply, secretary of the Medical Practitioners' Union, Lan-people's force has been actively

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Conction

Protect the health of your family, use Carnation --- it is pasteurized and it contains more than twice as much cream as ordinary milk.

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