oy | a _ SIDNEY AND ISLANDS REVIEW, SIDNEY, B. c., FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1914.

‘|put through a vegetable press, and
a \for each cupful allow the well beaten

Where cana man buy a cap for his yolk of one. egg,. then | fold. in the
‘knee? whites beaten to ‘a stiff froth and

Or a key for a lock of his hair? swectened. «| Bake in a buttered dish
Can his: eyes. be: called | an. academy, until the top begins. to crack: open.
Because muere’ are pupils there? — Serie. alone or with ‘whipped cream.

“Rhubarb Cobbler.!, *
Butter a. deep ‘dish. and. place i in, it
9 |a@ quart of rhubarb. Sprinkle on it
one cup. of sugar and = dot..with but-
ter. Make a batter of. one cup of
‘|sweet milk, two well beaten eggs,
half a teaspoon salt,4a heaping teas-.
poon of baking powder -and two cups
of flour. Pour over the. rhubarb and |-:
bake until.a golden brown. Turn out.
| fruit side up upon a large plate and |.
serve warm with any preferred. sauce.

Rhubarb Custard - Pie.

Can the ‘crook. of his elbow be ‘sent to - Stew a'pint of finely” ‘cut rhubarb
hs jail, ; in. very little water, until tender, put
‘And if so, what did itt lio? _ | through .a vegetable: press, add. one

How does he sharpen ‘his. shoulder cupful’. of granulated | ‘sugar mixed

plades? - -|with a tablespoonful of, flour and.

“Ta like to know, wouldn't, you? 5 two well beaten eggs. Line a plate
| with paste and brush over with. egg |-
white, pour in: the mixture and bake| °«
| quickly. Place a meringue of one ega.
| white, “beaten. stiffly and sweetened |
or when cold: cover with sweetened

= x | SPORTING EVENTS ~ |
a} _OF THE PAST WEEK

- SIDNEY VS. FULFORD. : list home;,. McCutlough, outside: home;
es ‘Reid. (capt.) inside home. |
‘A game of baseball has been ar-| Sidney—Reid, goal; McClure, point;
ranged with Fulford Harbor and will |McKillican, cover; Simpson, 1st de-
take place next Sunday afternoon at |fence; Robertson, 2nd defence, Segle-
2.30 on the grounds of the local ath-|labra, centre; W. Simpson, 2nd home;.
letic association. Sidney is going to|Fairclaugh, 1st home; “Boots” Mc-
field a strengthened and rejuvenated |Clure, outside home; - Veitch, inside
team and will endeavor: to wipe: out. home.
the unsavory memory of the: game The first game was scored by. Sid-
played here last Sunday. ee . ney, Phillip Scglelabra “doing. the
——— ~*~. “I needful. after five minutes: play, while
{Prospect Lake. got the-next one just
before the first quarter ended, Mc-
: — Cullough putting. the ball through.
Mee eh On Sunday | last: four of the Sidney In the second quarter ‘Boots’ Mc-
tennis players made the trip to Jam- Clure got another one for Sidney af- |.
: ~ es Island on the invitation of the| ter apout ten minutes play, the ’score |
members of that. club. They had a | Standing at half time two to one in
most excellent “time and were most favor of Sidney. In the third quar-

_hospitably, entertained during the af-|ter- Walter Veitch tallied. another one
~ ternoon. Mr. Rommell acted as um-|for the locals, and. in ‘the-fourth

pire in the matches that were played stanza both. teams scored one each, ; RHUBARB |
which resulted: in a. victory for the

Natornobile. :
Stage to Victoria.

Will: leave: the Sidney Hotel at 9.15
la.m. and 1.00. p.m. each-day during
the: week. Special. arrangements | can.
be made for.extra. trips. during | the |
day*. or evening. “Small parcels deliv-
ery in connection.

7 Single Fare, 50 Cents.

A. L. ALLISON, SS Proprietor

In the crown of his head what ‘gems
are set? =
~ Who travels the bridge ot his nose?
Can he use when. shingling” the root
of his mouth,
The nails on the pene of his toos?

What does he raise from a . slip of his
- tongue?

“Who plays. on the drums of his ears?
-And. who can tell the cut and style
Of the coat his stomach wears ?.

MRS. PEARSON,
Certificated. Midwife, Maternity and,
Medical ‘Nurse, Berquist Block, Beacon
avenue, Sidney. No- infectious cases;

TENNIS. PLAYERS WIN. aken

_ MOORE
‘WICKLESS COAL OIL LAMP...

‘300 CANDLE POWER FOR 60 HOVRS
On One Gallon es € Common (oat oul

SECT OOSOSSO FOSS SERS overey

McClure again scoring for Sidney and | eg ne nan =

Sidney players: by ener, rubbers. tO) Love for Prospect “Lake..The com-|{2 “DAINTIES whipped CTCAM ee ELE nls ea
~ two, and’44 games to 39 ~-..| bination: of both. ‘teams at times. was a : ee een bee filles

“The James Island. team was Gap- very good. seceeeeeeeesetees eee eteee All: fresh killed spring lamb and| |= ~y

t, mutton—The Local Butchers. eee No Wicks. ?.

Stained by Mr. Barclay, and Mr. Den- ~ Cloyed with a heavy winter’ s die

as _ | These teams will meet again in a- RA:
-nis acted in the same capacity for the pout two weeks, when another good the appetite is stimulated -by the de- ee \
- Sidney . Players. Following: are the |same ought to. take place. \licious acid of this first: spring fruit.. SOME. in 4g)
pl 2 are vue é | | APPEARANCE /<=
results: oo Py EL -Tester refereed. thes ‘game (By the way, is rhubarb a fruit?) H. N. KILBURGER,  apEReEnEe a fn D:
. Dennis and. Payton, Sidney, defeat- while Capt. Byers and Archie Johns | Old. fashioned hotisékeepers seldom = : OPT. D. 2 1-ALL OTHER. \e! uy f
ed Gamble and: Barclay, James Is-lacted as. goal: ‘umpires, and Messrs. | use. it other than for plain sauce and | - COAL OIL LAMPS |

‘ th Enelish he ‘fe find “EYESIGHT SPECIALIST.
pies, bu e€ nglis ousewi e finds |= ee.
flumerous ways of preparing it, that. At Williams’ Drug: Store at— ‘regular 7
SS: 1 we- would do. well to. follow: fe % “intervals. lnquize. as. to date of
- Po 7 _ next visit. oP he ee
‘THE JOHNSON MORAN FIGHT “ Stewed ‘Rhubarb.

\Jand, 6-4; 6-3.
“Grubb and: Newton, James Island,
defeated Dr... -Cumming - and Blasson |
_ Sidney, 6- 1, 6-3.. :
‘s- Gamble. and Barclay, Ji ames Island, ae
: - defeated Dr.: Cumming: and. Blasson,
ee Sidney, . 6-1) 6-1.

Veitch, Joe Mason ‘and ‘Willie: Veitch
“were the official time keepers. tet

In a. ‘full, twenty “round: ‘contest ‘in :
| Paris: last’ Saturday, ‘June 27, “Jack
~ 2 Dennis - and “Payton. defeated Grubb, Johnson, the ‘tauch advertised color
and Newton, eBHLOeL eg eee an

THE GUN, CLUB.

fight’. ‘was: very. “unsatistactory,
Johnson. and. Moran” ‘seemingly | mak ee
ing.a poor’ ‘exhibition. ‘Some: are of.
the’ opinion that: the. fight: “was. faked:
and- that Johnson allowed Mora to]!
stay the ‘route: for. the pictures” We
think: otherwise, however, for. tee fake: ed sugar, ‘to every pint of rhubarb.
fight. generally brings © outa fake| Let: stand over night. and ‘then bake b Geka tae ee
‘knockout. “Also... Johnson’s:.. vanity: stowly, until tender and jellied. If) $

number of the shooters. . July. 8rd_is | would stand in the way of anything the stalks are very tender, it can. be
ta the date set for. the big: shoot for the but a: ‘spectacular win if. he felt: ima [NE without ‘standing: over” ‘night.
~. Sidney. ‘Trading Company’ s medal. | self. to bein good. ‘enough . condition |. _ Rhubarb Shorteake.. BEE
~~ Following are the scores for last to’go the limit. . “Johnson, not: having | “Bake: a ‘rich - “biscuit “cast: in, 1 two
week in the fifty bird: event. SEE Soveate fought for two years, was not cer- thin layers. “Split. open, butter .and| =
ie _ George J. -Brethour Recta: Pre gg tain. of. himself and took: no chances. spread. with hot. stewed rhubarb, Or, |:
as OF ‘North... Mevbabinebvavens oases aces pel ‘Moran, on the other hand,: failed: to: two layers: of. cake can: ‘be ‘used ‘with, 8
8 T. Rober ts secgisssss sesses sees vase [SHOW cnough science. to “thoost” him-| tne. stewed fruit on. top and between | ie
Gant WwW. Dd. ‘Byers feet oes 188 self for a championship contest. Very | thom, ‘A meringue of egg whites adds|
J. White sis. seca little. was known of him. outside of to. “its: attractiveness,’ “Or _ whipped be

ms m Roche left at ‘ties ‘post. } his native town;* and: not: ‘much ‘ex. cream’ ‘can: be. used.
Eanoeeerenas pected: of him; but even at that he
Rhubarb. Folly.

* was’ hardly. entitled -to any fame for

his. attempt: to annex, tho champion | “Beat the whites: of. rane ‘oges gtift 7
; ‘Tship belt, tana. add two tablespoonfuls of. white} ~

One: noteworthy. - ‘incident. was: the: sugar. Cook one quart of red. stalk-
number: of titled and aristocratic. per-. ed ‘yhubarb until, soft, ‘press. through -
sonages. who: were spectators, inelud- | 9” -colandcr, , ‘sweeten. ‘and: flavor with |
ed-in the number. being. a considerable ‘lemon of: “orange. »When~ very..cold, | >.
representation of.” the Paris Sooloty whip inthe 8s whites: and heat. une
fair sex, “4 Vl foamy. 9.

OAL ‘through. the ‘lent Johnson had | Pile Nigh upon slicos a ots
the Jead, using his: old: time: clever- f
ness,..but- did not attempt: to. mix.
in the: Jellvies “or Flynn ‘ghts,
when. the fight ended” the ‘referee. had]
no? option: but: to. give: “Johnson... the
deaision.: One. other, point. for.
eration. Was the. fact. ‘that: th
the first: big: fight: ever: “refereed. by.
Frenchman, ov: in: fet. by. anyone out
‘sideof the British empire: or: tho: Une
iled States, and shows to the world:
that other. nvtions: besides. these: will
soon: be heard from: In -all classes -ol
international: sport. Georges: Carpen= erumbs.
tier, As. now. the: heavyweight: champ- |o.Bake an hour ing a “rather: slow oven
jon: “of. Europe and will undoubtedly: and’ serve either: hot. or ‘cold: with
be inca few. years, or even: months, a Whipped cream or butter sauce,
contender-ineg battle for _ worlds Bene “Butter Sauces

rip itt Hew .
heavy welght Ht “ Qream, Yogethor ‘one-third. oles n° xeup: ;
ful waul. cof sugar and. Kolb: butler,

and I add, tho -juice’ol: onc. Jomon, ye
“Rhubarb Padding: Noe dy

: evening, June. 26, “the
Og ‘cub, held their’ - ‘regular: weekly.
- shoot, : the: ‘attendance: being ‘small ow-.
ing to- the disagreeable -weather. The
_ “shooting. for ‘the™ Adamson and Rob-
-erts cups took place ina downpour of |
orain. Very keen interest, is being tak:
-en-in-the: contest: for. the: above: cups,
one’ or. two: ‘pirds only. seperating | a}

“cut “the” “stalks | “into Inch pieces,

and let. stand: for. ‘five minutes. 7
off - ‘the: water, put. into” “a: crock’ vor.
jar. and. adda ‘small. cup of granulat- > Clearer:

Genoa a. B ay “Lumber Co.

- Yards at—UNION BAY, SAANICH.

LOCAL LACROSSE BOYS.
DEF BAT PROSPECT LAKE

All Kinds of Dressed and 1 Rough ,
~ Lumber, $ Sash, , Doors 2 and Shingles :

ae “eins inéroase,“eatio “on  Batitiay:|
- June 27th, between the Prospect: Lake.
ae Sidney. teams. on: the. grounds. of.
oo the: Sidney. Amateur Athletic. Asso-
wo ciation: resulted in a. win for tho local.
“lads by the close score of 4-2... Both |:
teams: Surpriseg the > spectators. Dy:
thelr neat: stick. handling ‘and -the
nowledge they had already. geuned of
he. game. They. were: “hoth speedy in}
band the: ‘splendid: ‘passing |
n-by.: the: homes: “was gcfeature:
le game, as: “was also. ‘the: check-
Ang of boul: ‘defences, The amo: was
ory clean: throughout: Ly the refer 00
lid not calla single foul. ‘Tho sports.)
manship. of: both clubs. was excellent,
seach team giving | the other ANree.
fe “hearty. cheers and a tiger,.and all the
"players joined-in three hearty cheers:
coe for the: rolereo ab" a the close. of. os the.
game.
The game, started ‘promptly ab. three
Clock. and Reloreo Tester lined . up.
Ne. fenma us follows. On ‘account: of
’ i) “being: short, dio of}
lo, ploy |

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__ Telephone—M 26. P.O, Address—Rural Route No. 1.

ecg Rhubarb

; Three “pints” of. ‘rhubarb “out into
ineh | lengths, half. ive ‘teaspoon’ othe:
: animeg ‘an “three. cups. ‘of

wimeg, -. mix. ‘thoroughly, eS
oa, pudding. dish. generously, echt ie:
put i into-a'layer'of fine bread crumbs, | feo
dot, with: butter and: “sprinkle with Pe oe
sugar, Over. this. place a. layer of tho} Jo
rhubarb, and-so. continue until: all. the f.
rhubarb. is used, and the last jay er As :

pn ; .
“Why. doesn’ ti. the: man in: ‘the. : “moon:
get: yich,—-Ans,: “Because: : he gots: Ea
as | marter every. week. and he needs that
| bo. get. fulloon.

ory dour. “Hams and “Bacoi.—P.
, mt rie. & Co. ooo [lated ‘sugar’ to cach pint.

S ecmnencsiai

was, evita

lo 3 boiler; ‘allowing one. cup. of a bub |
“When’ BOK,

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