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jelelIONESIDAY, MAY 8t1, leeS
Round Trip Bargain Fare. s
From BRUSSELS
Fri. & Sat. May 13th & 14th
Tb oehawa, wm y i1e, Pont Hope, Oobeteg, Trenton, Jct.,
BeNeville, Napauee Kingston, Gontanoeue, Brockville, Preeea,tt,
Mornisbuee, Cornwell Uxbridge, Lindsay, PeLerbo7:a, Camptbeilford,
Newmarket, Peuetang, Ool3Lngwead, elea+ford, Berrie, Grilles, elide•
hand, Gnrvenht;rst, Bracebridge, Huntsville, Calendar, North Buy,
Parry Sound, Sudbury; all 'towns lo New Ontario on line of Teri*
laming Sc Northern Ontario flay„ N'ipissing Central BIy., K,apislcas.
Ing, Longlac, Nakina, Tashota, Sioux Lookout, Geralcltbon, JeiOle e
Beardmore, Port Arthur, Meofor'd, Barrie Orlllia, Meaford,
Gmavenhurst<, Bracebrldge,
Sat. May 14 to TORONTO
Also to Brawttord, ohathem, gheeley, Clinton, Durham, Ex-
eter, Fergus Godesidll Gu•e1plt, Hamilton, Hanover, Harmieton, Inger
loll Kincardine, ISitoben,er, London, Uetowed, Mitchell Niagara
Malls, Owen Sound, Paisley, Palinerston, Paris, Port Egin, St.
oai1hariues, St Mary's, Sarnia, Sowtbemlxton, Stratford, $trarthroy,
Walkerton, Wiertony Wingham, Woodstock.
For Fares, Return Limits, Train Deformation, Tickets, consult
nearest Agent,
See handbills for complete list of desbinattone
CANADIAN NATIONAL
TESTED RECIPES
Springtime Foods
With the approach of spring
comes a yearning for lighter foods,
and everyone welcomes a change
from the more or less heavy meals
which are served during the
winter months. It is natural that
each new food such as maple syrup
rhubarb, and asparagus, which ap-
pears On the market as spring pro-
gresses le heralded with delight,
and that other foods which suit the
springtime taste are in popular de -
mettle.
' The following recipes' suggest a
few of the many foods which seem
to be tightly associated with warm,
spring days, and should prove ef-
fective in whetting laggng appe-
tt•tes.
Jellied Ham Rolls
6 slices cooked ham
1 small bar white cream cheese
or 1 pap cottage cheese
Cream to moisten
tri •cup horseradish
1 package lemon jelly powder
las cups boiling water
r cup vinegar
1 teaspoon salt
Dash of cayenne
Make a .Paste of cheese, cream
and horse radish,. Spread gener-
ously on thin slices of haul. Roll
'tightly. Arrange rolls in mould.
Diesolve jelly powder in boiling
water to which vinegar, salt and
cayenne have been added, Cool.
Pour over ham rolls and chill,
When thoroughly set, cut lute
oblong shapes with one been roll
in e11011. Serve on crisp 1et2uce, If
desired one-half cup seedless
raisins may be added to jelly mix-
lure
ixlure when partallty set.
Eggs a la King •
3 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons minced onion
4. cum mushrooms, sliced
1 tabelspoon chopped
PePPer
3 tablespoons flour
11 sups milk
2 tablespoons chopped pimento
green
cli=SNAPSHOT CUIL
ENLARGEMENTS
Trimming and enlarging improve a
picture. Both small and large picture
here were made from the same nega-
tive. Any picture can be enlarged.
AO SOME of your pictures include
too much — a lot of surplus
background and material at top, bot-
tom and sides that has little or noth-
ing to do with the subject, and In-
juree the picture effect?
Don't despair. Such pteturee cat
be retrieved. here's how: pick out
the part you want, and have Jot that
enlarged --to the size of the origi-
nal print, or even larger.
Por exaMple, look at the picture
of the ]fluff girl ttbovo. The head
flab MI0 lliketeNt)nx ])at'V 1)01199;
1191! 1s�i>iilj WM? 650 MONA to Mt*
camera, and showed up too large
In the finished pieture. The nog*,
.five was "masked" in making the
enlargement so that only the head
showed. Result: amuch bolter pic-
ture.
When you get a good picture, en-
large it! Any good snap Is better
when it's big. Enlarging "opens
up" the details—lots you see inter -
meting things you didn't sec before.
And a large picture just naturally
has more appeal to the eye. Give
a person two pictures, equally good,
and he will automatically look M
the larger one first, Moreover, he
will look at it longer.
Don't let small size or surplus
material handicap your pictures.
Any snapshot can be enlarged some.
what, and some, espedally those
made on fine-grained Alm, can bo
increased many tunes in glee. 'Very
likely you have pictured in year
Album' right now, that, if enlarged,
would be worth framing and hang-
ing in the hornp, Try it, You asap
dteoever you're d hatter lln1DNhootor
thou you 'thought!
1AA itriltt von Guilder
6 hard-coo'ltee eggs
1 egg yolk
Suit 411111 5655111
Cook onion in butter 5 minutes,
4.411 mushrooans end green pepper
and cook until anoint:mine are
delicately lyrowned. Blend in flour,
Add mite and ecok, stirring eoa-
staetiy, until mixture thickens.
Cools' 10 minutes, Add pimento and
hard -cooked eggs wt In quarter's,
Pour some of sauce over beaten egg -
Yells and stir inrw sauce. Cook
ono minute, Serve an 4oas't. One-
half c195 green pear may be added
In place o2 green peSPer and
pimeuto,
Cheese Sandwiohos—Spanish Style
3 tablespoons rboP/Ped onto
2 tablespoons •bmtter
ei cup chopped celery
2 cups 'canned tomatoes
1 tablespoon, butter
1 tablespoon flour
'Salt and Pepper
12 slices bread
Cheese,
Cook onion 5 minutes in 2 table-
5poo119 butter. Add celery and to-
Matoes, simmer 15 minutest Melt
1 tablespoon bu'tt'er, blend In flour
and add tomato mixture, 'Stir until
sauce is slightly thickened. Season
with salt and• pepper, Toast bread,
Place slices of cheese' between each
two slices' of toast. Cover sand.
wichese with hot tomato sauce,
pompadour Rice
11,4, cups cooked rice
3 thblespoons fruit sugar
Few grains salt
1 teaspoon vanlla
1 carp whipping cream -
Magpie syrup
Combine rice, sugar, salt and van-
illa, Whip cream and fold into
rice, Boil syrup until thick. Cool.
Pour syrup over rice mixture in
stherbere glasses. Sprinkle with
chopped nuts.
MILT
by Grant Fleming, M. D,
A HEALTH SERVICE OF
THE CANADIAN MEDICAL.
ASSOCIATION AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANIES
WHAT TO EAT TO BE HEALTHY
Number Four
* 6 *
Every individual requires to eat a
certain quantity of vitamin 0 to
prevent scurvy. A lack of vitamin
C effects the m11es and miles' of
capillaries throughout the body.
The following foods give you vita-
min 0: Oranges, lemons and grape
fruit, tomatoes mw or fac •ory can-
ned, and most raw fruits and vege-
tables.
Vl:taauin 0 is' very readily destroy-
ed by heat. bt is essential, there.
fore that everyone take each day
some raw fruit or raw vegetables.
Canadian factory canned tomatoes
are an excellent source of vitamin C
because the cooking is done without
exposure to air, x
The lack of vitamin D in the diet
causes rickets• en children, soft
bopes and defective teeth.
The following foods give you vita-
min D Cod Liver oil, and other
Ash oils ill 1'1guid or capsule form,
egg yolk, and s•une•hiue in summer,
As this food element is not ob-
tainable in ordinary foods in ade.
quate amounts, it Is absolutely es
seniial for every infant and child,
and very advisable for every adult,
to take some vitamin 0 during the
winter months—from October
through to Aprtl, One tenpsoon.
rut of cod liver oil gives you at
much vitamin 0 as 14 egg yolks or
1500 s•ervtngs of sptnaah. There
are available in mane .Parte of
Canada seeetally prepared milk and
breed which contain vitamin D,
Much lute been said and written
in recent years about the v!tamius',
but not all that one hears and
reads about them is true
Food faddists and explo!tere bane
toyed with the vitaanine extenstveiy.
They have a very important part
to play in normal diet for normal
People and if you follow carefuly
the information contained in this
series' of articles on "What to Eat
10 he arealtbY" you will secure
autheat ie infarmenon and prat+t•
cal advice on Ore foods yea should
Oat,
The next er1icle in the serles will
&'at with minerals in the diet.
FOR SALE.--
Yellow Illossom Sweet Clover, 11190
15 little ?lag nlip)Y le
(cordon nelmtts, liffe fifth Twp,
1% 01110 Mg of i,Antlilury
HALF -GALLON $2,85
QUART - . - 1.50
PINT - - - .85
HALF-PINT - .50
• Big reductions In above
prices during Special Said
May Oh to 14th
Create new rooms with Neu-Glos. Re-fmt,:h the walls
and woodwork of your bathroom, kitchen, bedrooms,
halls, with this amazing new finish. Its beautiful pastel
shades and exquisite satin finish wid enable you to
obtain individual color schemes in keeping with the modern trend.
And Neu-Glos is washable. Unsightly finger marks, ink stains and
dirt can be quickly and easily removed with soap and water without
harming its beauty. Neu-Glos is easy to apply, and dries within a few
hours. Have your dealer show you the beautifuLshades that are available.
F. R. SMITH
Phone 62
Brussels, Ont.
LET US LOOK 1 1
AT THE PAST
Sar Are items Taken Prow
TBes of the Poet of 10
out 13 Years Ape
50 YEARS AGO
BLYTH
Will Walker, tailor, left here on
Thursday for Exeter, where he has
obtained a situation.
* * *
McGill Brothers started on Mon-
day to move D. D. Carter's store, on
Queen street, a few feet further to
the front,
—*—*—
GREY
Miss Nellie Habkirk has' returned
to her slLuaton at Eaton's dry
goods. establislemeut, Toronto.
* *
Yeast Tuesday Hartwell Speiran,
jr„ 1eth con. had the misfortune
to break his leg while assisting at
a raising at his own farm,
CRANBROOK
"Toon Clerk" took first prize and
sweepstakes at the Newry Spring
Show,
* :k *
V. Gramm has his Lime Works in
full blast,
BLUEVALE
�Mts's Jackson, about to return
Mime from Detroit, was taken down
with measles and thus her return
has been prevented, for a'time.
• • •
Mr. Reid, who is an old Oxford
boy was in town over Saturday, the
guest of M1, Stewart,
Jiackscn Wilson,Ze,tland, nus in
town Saturday.
—*—,—
BRUSSELS
I. 0. 0, F,—The following officers
were installed last Tuesday evening
at '•Canadian Temple," W, Miller,
Vice Templar; Miss• M. Moore, Sec-
retary; A. Hatdenby, Financial Sec;
:Hiss M, Oliyel•, Treas., Toni 11111;
Marshall, Geo, Currie; Deputy Mar-
shall, Mies M. Kerr; 'Chaplain, 3, J.
Ball; Guard, Miss L. Oliver, Sentin-
el, .7. Blashfl; Postpile Deplet, ,las.
13ryers; Past Worthy, Wm, Roddick,
The Lodge meets every Tuesday
evening over Walter Jackson's Im-
plem0n•1 allow room,
* Or *
3, T, Cook and family, Ethel, are
intending to become residents' of
Bruss'ele next wet*, Mr. Cook
enters the employ of Smmllil and
Malcolm. 1
* et *
E. Tomprkns and family, Ethel,
are moving to town this week, Sir, -
Tompkins will be employed at ilia
Salt Works',
—,k—* -
26 YEARS AGO 1
W ALTO N
w
f,1',111 S 1ttt i' -OiCi1y am! ,tllntly
ei'tO (Mr for p 'yil001o11 ti€ 1tV11
weeks. Relieving agent Snell :•
stere,
James and Mrs McCallum
tluugh,lers have moved from
h.o7nestead in this' locality
Brussels'.
and
the
to
—9—*.—
BELGRAVE
Olr, Saskdn, the new station agent
at-Belgrave is settled in Miss
Bengeugh's house.
*
BU's, W. K. Whaley is having an
auction sale on May 13th, and is
coming to Belgrave to live. The
farm will be taken charge of by
Robt, Armstrong 'who is moving
back to It.
* *
J. ,W , K, VanNornaan has die -
posed of his residence to Mrs, W.
Whaley.
—9--:k—
W ROXETER
F.tl, Kaltreish and family, .lrlldnlay
1/010312 Sunday with the former's
sster Mrs, C. Reis.
., 9 *
Peter ,McEwen., Se., of Turnberry
left on Monday for British Columbia
where he will spend the summer,
BL.UEVALE
Miss Clara Bosman, Toronto is
vetting ntlith her brother and other
fr-teuds.
Accident—Jos, * &mith, while
drawing butter boxes from the
station to the factory, bad the mis-
fortune to fall from the top o2 the
load and hurt his back.
It Is expected that Rev, Mr,
'retie of St, Catharines, may be
inducted on' May 20th,
GREY
John fi4.cAlileter has
111s home at Toronto. His grand-
daughter accompanied him.
etre. J. Davidson and son, Strat-
ford who wore vsitors at Robt.
Carr's, 3rd on,, returned to their
home,
returned io
BLYTH
Jas. Barr, sr„ lett town 2or the
\Vest,
9 a, ,p
Mies Taman, Detente, is at pres-
ent visiting with her elevate here.
Dr. Annie Itosa, one or the Men.
(leaks of the Macdonald institute,
Guelph, spent a few days with her
parents here,
Mrs. D, Floody end Masten' Nor-
man, who have been Viet:lag the
former^s parents, Geo, and Mrs,
Breeden, Loncio3iboro, ]eft for North
1fa01Rdcrd, where they will made
their home.
BRUSSELS
ell siou Circle ---At the annual
meeting of the Young Liveliest' Circle
of the Methodist (1)1110:11, the foe
owing officers were elected: Iron.
Pees„ .Mus,, (.Rev.) Oaten; Prete,
Ilse 10. 1)owp)ng; vlco Urea„ 141105
wllifia prynal C01',4160„ MUM flub»
j amin�l l : Nlif ;1Plit P 1
Baeker; Treus„ Miss Pearl Dark;
'Supt. ;Systematic 0tving, Miss
Carrie -Kingston,
• • •
Perey Thue11 left Tuesday for
London where be will take a
positon In a box fartoly,
\ris5 Vera Wllbee s1 ' home from
Stratford for a few week's vacation.
NOTE AND COMMENT
* * *
Shirley Temple had 300 guests
at her birthday party. 01), w^e11, she
has the income to pay for that
kind of thing,
* * *
Those thieves who stole five old
masters from an English castle and
got away without leaving a clue
must have been artists In their duo
right.
* * *
Canadian chaplain says the only
hope for peace Is a united Empire
And right naw we are having some
d'ifflculty :about keeping Canada
united.
d, ,p *
Anthony Eden it spoken of 413 a
possible British antba'sador to
\Vashington, There would be no
doubt of the warmth of tl10 wee
1001e the former foreign secretary
would receive front Americans.
We claim' to be a smart people
and' yet every year the newsOlapers
have to tell foie that they advance
their clocks and not put them brick
when daylight salving season opens.
• * *
The Doukabors of )3rilish Colum-
bia state they have no desire for the
franchise. And hastily counting
noses, we announce that makes the
thing unenImam,
There are only Liberals in the
Prince ledw 1.rd. Is1aud legislature
and yet 'tete session, lust closed wall
wee of the stormiest on record.
Jost one big happy family
* * *
Eddie Cantor, a story tells tie,
hinnde:rrot despite 41 temperature or
103, The comedian will appreuate •
now hot' it fools when they run tip
a lemperelure over seine of his
antiquiated gags.
* * *
Japan. lute had to pay osier two
million dollars damages to Uncio
Stun for the atuking of the Panay,
The Ja111010 a are about the only
folic who clan say definitely whether
or not it was, worth that much,
* * *
Another lentelpal Board, bas
male a coliressdon to Toronto oily
council. It council has an o,perat-
ing salr51115 at the end of the year it
tan tote that mount to reduce
taxation. And' by the saute token 11
there IV an oncoming deficit theft
that can be: used Lo increase tax-
ation.
axation,
lliststet 't10ut» fishermen will
probably feel that the annattllee-
ment that the little Ouse le td he
again aveil01tle to nnIlle'5 fit tt19
beg jffaij'4a• Moro 4'f ltt)11191jc+l