The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 16

THE CITIZEN CAN AD i. THURSDAV, NOVEMBER li. 17. CITIZEN PHONES. Q.

S50. SIXTEEN i Super-Heat Process is Deadly Foe to Destructive Moth We do your Neighbor's Washing why not JUST CALL CABLING HOME NOTES By Jenny Wren. Green Tomato Mince Meat. Dry Cleaning Service Pick up your Telephone and Call QUEEN I 786 1 That's all that is necessary to hace jour suit, coat or gown thoroughly cleaned and renovated. PATTON CLEANING I AND DYEING Ltd.

123 Eank St. I None otW quite so nice SYKES Sausages YOLK GROCER SELLS TIIE.M", or Phone Queen 4050 W. 6700 and our waggon will call. THE HOUSEHOLD LAUNDRY and Kindly Remember, Our Rates Are Very Moderate R. DEANS Ladies' Hairdresser Wig Maker.

52 QUEEN STREET TeL Queen 6845. TRANSFORMATIONS Wigs Toupees Switches All kinds of Hair Work. PERMANENT WAVING $10.00 Safety Steam System. Edenwood Eggs Guaranteed Fresh Daily You are absolutely assured of an egg that is strictly fresh if you order from us. Edenwood Eggs are a product from our own farm.

We deliver all over the city four deliveries daily. J. H. KELLEY "Quality Grocer" 69 O'Connor. Tel.

Q.2724 Two additional contributed reclpies for green tomato mince meat are published herewith today. The first, kindly sent in by Miss Addie P. Smith. Ottawa. Is practically the same as that given by Mrs.

C. M. Carkner last week, but accompanying it are further definite instructions regarding method." Miss Smith writes as follows: MINCEMEAT PICKLES. Chop fine one peck of green tomatoes, drain and add two table-spoonsful each of salt, cloves, cin-ramon and allspice, two pounds of well cleaned currants, two pounds of seeded raisins, and half a peck of peeled, cored and chopped tart apples, six pounds of brown sugar and one cupful of Cider vinegar. Cook all together slowly for three hours, then can while hot In glass jars.

This is a delicious pickle to serve with meat. Makes delicious mincemeat pies. The above can also be made without apples, which can be added, if desired, when making pies. In regard to your column re quantity cooking and serving, I have quite a few things compiled, from actual It's Your Turn To Tell Us One. IRONS TISSUE PAPER.

Dear Aunt Maria: I made a discovery. I find I can iron out the tissue paper that comes in dress and hat boxes and use it again for parcels. I was tying up a birthday gift the other day, and necessity became the mother of intention. I used a warm, not a hot iron. If you paid a dollar for ideas, I might set my wits to work for you.

I like your page a lot. "MOLLY." Thank you, Molly. Your suggestion Is most seasonable with Christmas j'jst a month from today and the rush already started to get Christmas parcels mailed so they will reach fai-pway friends in time for Christmas Such an ingenious young woman to completely rid the hair filled chesterfield of moths, the Dominion Entomologist stated that the theory was undoubtedly correct that the spray failed to reach moth' eggs hidden jecurely In crevices. WEEK-END MEAT SPECIALS All phone orders given prompt and careful attention. Spirella Health Belts For Men ARE WORN FOR Corpulency Auto Strain -J Superflous Flesh Post Operative Support Lumbago Hernia Backache Ptosis Abdominal Jluscular Relaxation.

PHONE QUEEN 8605 FOR APPOINTMENT. THE SPIRELLA CORSET SHOP 126 SPARKS ST. OFFICE HOURS 1 to 6 p.m. Short Rib Roasts Beef, 15c lb. Prime Ribs of Beef, rolled 25c lb.

Sirloin Steak 30c lb. Porterhouse and Bone Steaks 32c lb. Legs of Lamb 33c lb. Try Our New Process Sausage, 20c lb. Special Sausage, 15c lb.

These Prices will prevail for all STANDARD MEAT MARKET 115 Bank Street. Tel. Queen 173 I OoaLup now HAVE US FILL YOUR BINS UP WITH GRAND TUNNEL RED ASH COAL No Clinkers. No Slate. No Waste (1 I Every block clear as i crystal and regular in shape.

SERV-ICE OUR MOTTO Ottawa Artificial Ice Ltd. Phone R. 568 Tea Pots Table Ware Percolators made like new in our up-to-date electro-plating department'. The small cost w'fl surprise you. Capital Brass Works 530 Parkdale Ave.

Tel. Carling 5121 THE WISE hostess entertains her bridge friends at The Daffodil, avoiding all the fuss and bother of a home party. The home surroundings and dainty refreshments are always pleasing to her and her guests. For Reservations Phone Queen 5162. The Daffodil Tea Room 110 SPARKS ST.

Afternoon Teas Dinners' Luncheons. ianf and we are sure you'll like them AYLMER Canned are better because they are Canadian. Their flavor is finer and fuller because they ara made from the finest flavored vegetables in the world Canadian grown! With no importation charges to meet. AYLMER Soups cost less. Meet Your Friends Here This is the tm'ftirii' for the divrimiiian." -j people of Ottawa.

Arrange to meet friends at 'Ottawa's Loveliest Tea Room Venetian Sweets Limited 200 Sparks St. AW are (lif-playing our usual line of Christmas Cards, vhii-h we are noted for; also Warwick's 'liristmiis Stationery, and Iioxod Gift Line. S. J. Stevenson WAVERLEY DRUG STORE 350 Elgin.

Tel. Q. 1694 Shoulders of Pork 19c lb. Loins of Pork 28c lb. Legs of Pork 23c lb.

Sirloin Beef Roast 32c lb. Round Steak 22c b. Chicken 35c lb. Potatoes 2 gals. 35c When you buy Grand Tunnel Red Ash Coal you get pure Coal.

All slate and stone is removed by a special process of washing at the mines, and it burns to a fine powdery ash. 143 Sparks Street. Phone Q. 801. FUTERAL for Fine FURS Let us make ou a Fur Coat to your measure, from our fine selection of skins, i Alterations an:" Repairs.

A. Futeral Co. Manufacturing Furriers. 225-225 tjLCEN ST. Phone Q.

3346. Wholesale Retail Now Is the time to have your Fura Repaired ALFRED COTE Th Home of Good Furs" 180 ItlDEMJ ST Try "Tasty" Bread Iht Loaf Thnt Ik Different. 9c I.O.U Dominion Slores LIMITED 30 Slores in Keep Your Shoe Bill Down J.B.LEFEBVREg 270 Dalhousie St. I a. McMillan Kf Kulur Hn no tain NOW $3.50 sow I 'pftanaacitt, pM How doth the pesky little moth Leave ruin in his trail.

Consign him to a real hot place When other methods fail. The foregoing may be naughty doggerel, but the sentiments are scier.ti-rically correct. The "heat treatment" will cure the most persistent plague of moths or other "noxious" insects for that matter. The chief of the entomological bureau, Federal Department of Agriculture is responsible for this Information. Inquiry at the bureau was inspired by comment made on an article which appeared in The Housekeeper's Page a few weeks ago advising the liberal use of gasoline i applied outdoors for safety's sake) to rid chesterfields of moths.

The Head of A Family subsequently informed Aunt Maria that it might work in some instances, but FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: KO. U. t. PUT. OFT.

CI2T BY NC SERVICE. INC. Lust summer we were craiy with the heat; now it's the heater. not in all. There was the case, for example, of the valuable chesterfield in his own home, a chesterfield with a pure hair filling.

(Every home-maker knows how high these come and what a disappointment it is when anything menaces their long life and complete efficiency.) A. M. L. wife of The Head of A Family gives definite details of the gasoline experiment and a remedy now to be tried, the application of very high temperature extending over a period of several hours. Eggs Eluded Spray.

She says: "Last June we followed scientific advice to treat our pure hair filled chesterfield with gasoline It seemed to be literally alive with moths. We put the chesterfield outdoors, borrowed a spray for the purpose and used up about seven gallons of gasoline. That at least arrested the work of the moths and we hadn't had Indication of them after, but, to be perfectly sure, about ten days ago we turned the chesterfield over and ripped off the lining. We discovered rows of tiny moth ergs. Apparently the gasoline had destroyed all the moths and ege.s it reached.

Other eggs were probably in crevices which could not be reachrd bv the spray and these subsequently hatched out end more eggs were laid. Always before I have found gasoline entirely satisfactory for eradicating moths. "One instance I have in mind is that of a piece left over of the silk and wool lining for my fur coat. 1 have a trunk in which I keep linens When the piece of lining came homo. I was apparently in a hurry I put It down In a corner of the linen trunk instead of storing it with similar materials.

When I came across it some time after, I found several moth holes. I immediately washed the fabric In gasoline and hung it on the line, then when all trace of gasoline had vanished, wrapped It in newspaper and put it away, There has been no evidence of moths in It since, As there was nothing else of animal origin in the linen trunk, nothing else was touched. To Give Heat Cure. "But to get, back to the chesterfield. I am sending It to have a heat treatment which.

It Is said, is absolutely effective. The chesterfield will be placed in a room specially arranged for the purpose and in which a high temperature will be maintained for a length of time. I understand that after the heat treatment it will be subject to freezing temperature lor some days and that the extremes of 'ire will entirely eradicate the moth. Concerning the proposed process, Mr. Arthur Gibson, Dominion Entomologist said to Aunt Maria, "Superheating is a process we have frequently tried with success in connection with our department not.

only in killing moths but other insects as well such as berlburts which are more difficult to deal with than moths. While a central place operated mi commercial lines would simplity matters for city housekeepers, the superheat tug process may be applied Ht home without being necessarily dangerous to human beings or lo dwellings. The method Is inexpensive, It. calls (or Introduction ot additional means ot hen ting In the loom where treatment Is to be given In order that a temperature of 118 to 120 degrees may be obtained This high temperature is maintained for fix hour. A standard thermometer should be placed in the room two feet Irom the floor and readings taken every hour to see that the temperature Is kept up A temperature ol 118 decrees maintained tor mx hours will kill all insects and destroy the fugs as well Of course the temperature will not May at 118 when It gets in that point hut go up to nn or 140 We have had It run hs high as 1M driiircs.

"Huperheatlng rim be carried on more conveniently In' summer when the oui.Mde leniperatuie makes It ciMcr to wen re Indi temperature indoors. A 'follow up' of low tempera-turn la not necessary The Miner- hratlng prow: complete the Concerning the failure cf gawUne W. L. Donnelly i use at the club, which I wtll be glad to pass on any time they are desired. Addis F.

Smith, 55 Victoria street. Please do send in the information you have compiled regarding quantity cooking and serving. It is facts these based on practical experience which we want for The Housekeeper's Page. I am sure that such a contribution will be welcomed at this time of year by numbers of girls who are associated with clubs as well as homemakers. Aunt Maria.

"Mrs. Mac" of Cardinal, Ontario, gives these directions for making Green Tomato Mince Meat: 1 peck of green tomatoes. Cook tender before grinding. Peel, then put through grinder, then drain, and let come to a scald, tthen drain, add 5 pounds of brown sugar, 1 cup of vinegar, 1 cup of suet chopped fine, 1 cup of cider or fruit juice, 2 tablespoons of cinnamon, 2 tablespoons of cloves. 2 nutmegs, 1 tablespoon of salt, 1 teaspoon of ginger.

Cook one hour. Add 2 lbs. of chopped raisins, 10 cents worth of peel. Mrs. Mac, Cardinal.

ns yourself cannot help having bright ideas to meet emergencies. Won't you shares some more with us? Aunt Maria. MINT WITH PEAS. Dpar Aunt Maria: For years I have? made a practice of boiling a sprig of mint with green peas. It not only adds to the de-liciousness of the flavor, but makes the color more vividly green.

Recently I have tried cooking a bit of mint with canned green peas with most satisfactory results. Mrs. Ottawa. THAT BURNT CAKE. I remove burn from cake with a small grater instead of cutting it off with a knife.

The results are far more satisfactory. Emily Burke. LARD, NOT BUTTER. I use lard instead of butter for greasing bread and cake pans. I have learned by experience that bread and cake do not burn as quickly or have such a hard crust when the lard is used for greasing.

Ella M. TEL. QUEEN 5007 $15.00 AT ALL SEALERS "EMPRESS." Studied simplicity is the smart keynote in interior decoration today. This bedroom has been decorated entirely with plain muslin, color notes being supplied by bandings and cries-cro6sing of bias tape. The dressing table skirts, the bedspread, pillows, window curtains, valance and slip covers are ail of muslin in the natural creamy tint.

The bandings and lattice are brilliant copper-green cotton. This simple but dashing combination -shows to perfect advantage against the monotone walls and woodwork, all of which are painted a pale, soft lavender. The only pattern in the room is supplied by the roll shades of brightly flowered chintz. The floor is completely covered with a soft gray carpeting and some of the wooden pieces are painted copper-green, so that they stand out against walls and rug with startllngly beautiful effect. Suggestions for Your Recipe File Have you a favorite recipe you would like to share with your neighbors? Why not send it to Aunt Maria and let her pass it along to other housekeepers who are readers of THE CITIZEN? Sign your name, but if you prefer, use a pen name for publication.

ArlflfAcc AI'VT MIDI! Editor Housekeeper's Page, The Citizen. Cheese Cakes. Mrs. G. H.

Roper, Ottawa, who sent in a helpful suggestion for cleaning window blinds last week, gives her recipe for cheese cakes as follows: "Line greased patty tins with pie crust and use for filling this mixture. 1 egg, 2 tablespoons sugar, 2 tablespoons flour, 2 tablespoons butter, teaspoon baking powder. Sometimes I sprinkle grated cheese cn top and for variety put a strip of the pie crust across the top. Something New In Salad. Dear Aunt Maria, Here is a recipe for a salad, something new.

Dissolve one package Lemon Jello in one cup or a little more of boiling water. Add two table-ipoons vinegar and a little salt. Put info little molds a few green peas and the following other ingredients all chopped fine: a little celery, a few itufled olives, a few walnut meats, boiled beets. Cut up also two hard-boiled eggs. When Jello gets cold but not firm pour over vegetables, in molds and let stand until firm.

Turn out and serve on lettuce leaves. Pour a little salad dressing over top of each mold. If you think the recipes would be liked, I can send more on how to use sour milk. Mrs. F.

Hull. Thank you, Mrs. F. H. for your recipe for salad which sounds most tempting.

I am sure many readers will be glad to know how to use sour milk to the best advantage so your recipes will be welcomed for The Housekeeper's Page. AUNT MARIA. Holiday Mincemeat. J. E.

D. writes: "I haven't a recipe for tomato mincemeat as requested last week by Mrs. P. but I have one which is a great favorite with my family and everyone who has sampled my mince pies. Since it is not so very long until the holiday season, I thought I would send it It is as follows: Two pounds currants, 2 pounds raisins, (small ones), 2 pounds beef suet minced; 3 medium sized apples, 2 pounds brown sugar, 1 pound peel I use lemon and citron mixed! the rind and Juice of 2 lemons, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon ginger, 1-2 teaspoon cloves (ground), 1-2 teaspoon cinnamon 1-2 teaspoonful mace, 1-2 teaspoonful all-splce Boll for twenty minutes, then put It In a crock and stir frequently while it Is cooling to keep the fat from going to the top.

Cream Almond Filling for Layer Angel Cake. 1 cup sweet cream. .1 egg yolks. 'j pound almonds. I tablespoon powdered sugar.

I teaspoon cornstarch. Bake angel cake in layer cake pans, allowing an hour. Spread with the almond filling made as follows: Heat cream in the double boiler. Beat egg yolks very light, mix with sugar and cornstach, which has been mixed smooth with a little milk, and stir these Into the cream. Blanch almonds, brown In the oven and chop In half and etlr into the filling after removing from the (ire.

Spread on the cake while It is still warm. Use the filling on the top layer also, and sprinkle some of the almonds over the tnp. Cream, in order to be whipped easily, should be Ht least 3fl hour old and thoroughly cold. Oelutlnn will keep whipped cream firm, and a mll quantity Is usually added for this purpose, although If the cream Is properly whipped and chilled this thould not be necessary. nick Comfort r- ''Canad For Best Results USE "Sunshine" MACARONI PRODUCTS Once Tried Always Preferred! Manufactured by P.

Pastene Co. Ltd. MONTREAL Chic Tea Hats Moderately Priced. Miss Masterson 720 Somerset W. S.

67S0 wfcs Tomato Vegetable Green Pea Celery Asparagus Ox-Tail Consomme Chicken with Rice 'O 'J' his is the lime of ear for a pas radiant heater to east ils mellow plow over your living room, take the rhill out of brisk autumn weather and brighten dreary days. A gas radiant heater not only furnishes welcome heat and cheer without any worry, work or bother, but it is clean no ashes or soot, no smoke or odnr. And it saves starting up the furnace so soon, too. Let us install your Gas Radiant Heater now for a small down payment of only $5.00, the balance payable in convenient monthly amounts. The Ottawa Gas Co.

Home Lighting Our experience is at your i command. Come in and talk it over or give us it i call at Queen 8492. i Fred. A. Wilson Electrical Contractor i 246 Bank Tel.

Q. 8492 Learn Hairdressing Competent Teachers In all lines of Hairdressing CLASS NOW OPES For Information. I'hone Queen 800. At Moderate Prices Miss Ryan's Beauty Shoppe 151 V2 Bank St. Between I.aurlrr and Muter.

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