The Brussels Post, 1942-6-17, Page 6AVOID WASTAGE
when you make tea!
You will ge best results both in quality
and quantity if you carefully follow
these simple directions:
Z Scald out the teapot to warm it.
2. Use alevel cup of teateaspoonful for
o be served.
each
3 Use the exact amount of FRESH
water you require and see that it is
BOILING FURIOUSLY before you
pour it into the pot. •
4. Steep
FIVE
MINUTES
By ANNE ALLAN
rjidro HHoot* Economist ",—.."•••••
HOUSEHOLD LAXNESS HELPS 1 uniforms, parachutes, etc.
3. Be sparing on cosmetics—They
THE AXIS ore like many other "luxury'
items—pleasant to have, hat
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fresh. air � iigtlnting than, at1 Wids oeuasiartc� �`'1i
Get 'Plenty of eercise ,
fres
and rest. only will it prove to the soldi� r
11. Doak throw away anything that 1 ,filar they have not been forgotten.
can be used --Save everything by the citizens generally but it will
from toothpaste tubes to rubber assist in enitg1 tenitug ,the public.
totes, needles and little, nails and
screws, boxes and Paper bags, etc.
Canada needs your salvage.
12. Don't be a hoarder; Discourage
itou'ding in 0ilteats--Lt creates
panic buying, awakes rationing
necessary, Don't buy more than is
neeeeseary for current needs.
13. Do your job, do it well and co,
operate willing with others.
1. Measure your Victory Quota by
"Wlhah can. I do?"—Enroll
Civilian Defense work. Buy War
'Sayings Stumps and Bonds to the
limit Refuse to passe on rumors
and dedeatist propamada.
Hello Homemakers! As. head of
supplies for the family, it was up to
the homemaker to suPIIY proper
take care of the
foods forenemgY,
household equipmeut and spend the
household dollar wildly. This ac-
contplislted, there will 'be savings
and Me good habits of thrift we ac-
quire will carry over after the war
Period
Evely government order from
the Wartime Prices, and Trade
Board brings the h•'memaker a new
challenge --a challenge being met
'cheerfully by all 'homemakers, Far
evety restriction is the result of a
war emergency and is made as a
means of helping towards, Victory'
for the United Nations.
Here as some of the points to
rememtter:-
1. Don't waste hot water—It takes
fuel to heat every drop of water•
you waste.
2. 'Peke it easy on wash clothe and
towels—Wash in the water and
not on ,the 'towels. Cotton toy -
'tiles are difficult to replace as
xnaedtines, are needed to make
don't waste them.
4. Tell the mien [how to make razor
blades last ;longer—They may be
stropped in an empty water
glass.
5. Use electricity only wihen you
need It—Don't leave a light burn-
ing
urgit<g uselessly. More electric power
is needed for war industries.
6. Don't turn on the radio unless
you want to, listen to it.
7. C'i'eange' to obi clothes at home -
1 Wear Macke or au old dress atI r.,n. Nuke vrntr eood clothes .neat into a cylinder as long as the
mended and clean. sausage and tie with a string. Place
NUTitl-THRIFT MENU
Tomato Juice
Frent& Toast with Syrup
-Broiled Liver Ooffee or Milk
Carole Flank Beef Steak
Lrstealloped Potatoes
Buttered Dandelion' Greens
Whole Wheat Bread and Butter
Cottage Pudding with Maple Sauce
Cheese Rarebit Spring Salad Bowl
Coffee Roll
Stewed Prunes and Apricots
Cocoa
more tutim:ately about the role of
Canada's Arniy and the manner 1n
which the troops are cared for and
:rained, It. should serve to arouse
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 104h1, 10'112
ggs For Britain To
Be Shipped Dried
Catiaddau eggs for Brltain are to
be Shipped from now 011 in dried
lrotwder foam instead of In the shell,
the •Speelall Nroduots Board has
elated. The change will make n0
difference 111 the ooatrast prices for
a
export eggese in 10112, nor in. the e•
to
Patriotic fervour to a high da a and wand for all the top duality eggs
OPPto give the people ni nsnade a real that Dant be .made available for
true appreieinity to demonstrate their Britain.. The 'bonus of 3 Dents per
are making
of the mew who dozen on Grade A eggs to producers
are battle
the greatest soodflcf me will ha continued, lExporteris% will
the battle to preserve world free- continue to offer eggs to the Special
dom. 1
Produce Board, ltut lhtt eggs will be
shipped for drying as dirO ted by
Feminine Charm the, board , I x
Iles' in the V(Georgetown
The hoe rd etnphoolzes that this
(Goorgetown Herald)arm11change in the method of Shipment
A. wof her, voice charm soft in. her does not reflect any &Qlunge in the
voice. if her voice 'has a sore liquid demand .for Canadian) eggs for
gdality, and logely, sweet tones, Wren Britain.
it martens not whether .she ie •blonde
or brunette, thin or plump,
snub- The decision to accept Canadian
leased or Grecian. She has feminine shell hos been made to meet the
appeal, ,the quality in. woman most shellrequest of the MadeBritis
Ministry et
prized by meat—and more prtze:l
eggs in direct form instead of in Mie ,•
POST OFFICES
SELL THEM
% part
yo.7.4 eitalige
•
FROM
BANKS • POST OFFICES
DEPARTMENT STORES • DRUGGISTS
GROCERS • TOBACCONISTS.
BOOK STORES and other RETAIL STORES ss
Coffee Roll
1 cup scalded milk
1 sake yeast dissolved in
IA cup lukewarm. water
2 cups flour
% 31.0 sugar
3'e tsp. wilt
4 tbs. land
odnnam,on
Gool the milk and add the yeast and
one-half the flour. Beat well and let
rise until light, Add the .slightly
beaten egg, sugar, salt and melted
tat which have been, thoroughly
mixed! together. Add the remain-
ing
emabring flour. Let rise until double in
bulk. Pour in• eshaltow greased pans.
When light, sprinkle with cinna-
mon. Bake in an electric oven at
400 degrees for 20 mlint. Serve het.
than ever today When so many
women are perforce wearing slacks
for munitions work, going into uni-
form, or hustling about their volun-
teer war work in tailored suits.
Feminine allure does indeed make
a greater contribution to the '„enet-
a1 moral than most of us are aw'•'e.
So mhen your man conies Home get
into your most charming house-
eoat, and wear a flower in your hair,
or done your most beeomdng frock
and your gayest bit of a hat; but
let me tell you a secret. If you
really want to make the most of
Your feminine appeal, turn on the
charm. in your voice; for a levoly
voice caw be your greetelst attrac-
tion.
But there are so many voices that
are noit attractive. You hear them.
everywhere. Some are *harsh. and
rasping; some are• flat and untinter-
esting•; 'sore are whining and petu-
lant; others are spoiled by poor
diction, or 6aulty enuciation, or ft
ether •of sauards; 5,.111
Creole Style Flank Beef Steak
1 large dank steak
1 lb. patio: sausage
2 cups canned tomatoes
2 bay leaves
1 onion., chopped
salt and pepper
Score flank steak. Shape sausage
longer by keeping them ! Rink steak. Roll steak around
1 Taee care a1 your shoes --Put
padding or shoe trees in them
Have them' re -soled and heeled'a,
^.av'll last longer—and shoe
factories are busy working for our
dahting men.
9. Go light on butter, cream, swear,
tea, a:c.—Many waste butter,
use :00 much sugar, drink tea in
stead of mills. ar use cream waren
milk would do.
10. Watch your personal health—
SOUTH AFRICANS OF THE
ROYAL NAVY VOLUNTEER
RESERVE WITH THE FLEET
Icor some years South Africa, has
111cleded a Division of the Royal
Naval 'Volunteer Reserve among the
1)efe ne e Forces of the 1111100.Tin 1111 the. Greet War, officers
n,ry served with the 'Grand
Fleet, belonging to 111e South Afri,•'t
the steak on 0. shallow baking pen,
pour the tomatoes over it, add the
bay leaves and chapped 0E1011. Cook
in an electric oven, 350 degrees, foe
1' bouts.
Honouring Canada's Army
De.,awed tribute will be paid to
he fighting men of Canada's Arq y
durng Anmty Week, June 201111 to
July 0111. This week has •u085. sec
aside in response to widespread
Public den:iand for thepurpoee of
honouring the men in khaki who
offered to sacrifice their lives if
tweed be in the struggle to detest the
agg'reseons and to preserve demo-
cratic freedom.
It is true that the Arany bas. been
;solueew)hat oveatsilvadowed to the
present time by the sterling per -
forename of Oanada's Air Force and
Navy, which have seen action on
many fronts, while the Arany has
1ea1Laille'd inactive so far as antual
oomrbat. is concerned. But it 8110)1ld
not he forgotten that in the end it
i will require an. invasion of the
Etlrapean continent to. ensure *he
defeat . of _ I•Fitlerlsen, Then the
Army will be called upon to Play Its
pant, Meanwhile Canadletn troops
both in England and in Who Dominion
are training tirelessly to at them -
solves for the supreme struggle
Which lies ahead. In. training
centres, se1Aole and camps 220010 one
enc. of Canada to -the other thei are
1 undergoing stre1luone p'htystcal halt-
ing and. instruction in modern
weapons of war' so that they w111
not be found, wanting when the
zero hour comes,
The lads of Canada's, army have
c5, crilloed al lthe comforts of. civilian
life anti the association. with their
loved ones in order to serve their
country, During Army Week
civilians genelialdy will have the
olnportueity of aluowtng their ,op
pa'eeation of toile sacrifice.
They will, have a 'chance; to visit
training camps, to witness parades
of the troops, as Well rcei to enter-
tain the soldiers he' their homes • and
et denee11 and concerts, They are
esliced ,Coe, to writs letters and send
nere.ale to the boys, overseas during
this week,
'This is a colleens' dhow and ever?
".+j,smr itv in . (10)1111115 will want to
1n9Ve 'part 'in h0nceirtn'5 tite t'oltntrect
it
Royal Naval Reserve. In pease
time members of Uhe eS.A.,R,N,V,R.
:.erve 111lde1' the ordelta of the Com
maucler•in-Olrief at Semonstawn and
carry ' out thele 'annual training
from the navel baso in seagoing
SWIM. "Antinunidoming ship," 16"
shells are seen being Strunk down
•• rel TT M.S. Nelson. These
.e elan a toil each
:slurring tog
.others are hard and metallic. Yet
with a little care most voice faults
can be ovee ome, and I can assure
you that nothing pays quite 'uch
rich rewandls as' voice grooming.
Everyone to just naturally attract-
ed by a beautiful voice, one Mat
expresses warmth, sympathy, affec-
tions and gayety. It bestows' femi-
nine appesal on the most homely
woman, end adds greatly to the
chaivn of the, most beautiful woman,
Food.
Stores Must Have
Receptacles To Collect
Used Tube Metals
Ottawa, June 6—The: Wartime
Prices. and Trade Board's, "treasure
hunt," for selvage materials in. need
collapsible metal tubes was on in
earnest yesterday.
Supplementing gn•evious regula-
tions aimed primearily at the con-
sumer, *the board annonmced - that
every retail mencdhant selling nto-
ducts in ooll)apstble meatal tubes
must provide "a suitable receptacle,
conveniently and 'conspicuously lo-
cated in his - store," to receive used
tubes.
Toclay's order, signed by Samuel
Godfrey, admiuistuator of used
goods, names retail drug stores as
key points for Iooal calleotions.
Operators of other than drug,
obtain or departmental stores are
repuired to deliver accumulated
tubes to the nearest retail drat
Telephone Etiquette
(Kincardine News)
• Some salutary advice is given the
troops in 'the, latest issue of "1.71e
Blue Bell." 1VIudh of it is applleable
to civilians in the use of the tele -
'phone es well, and while the advice
was primarily offered for wrens of
city exchanges, with a few modifi-
cations it will stand Bruce tele•
phone subscribers In good stand, too.
So
Iuthe first place. he sure you
have the eight runner. It's q'ai•1ker
to consult the directory than to get
a wrong number and then consult
the directory.
Wait at least ten ringing signals
before hanging up. Wartime re-
strictions on telephones apply
Particularly to extensions, so it Is
no longer as easy as it was f5" the
girl friend to stay near a telephone.
Ten rings bake only a minute, and if
She's worth callit15, she's worth
waiting tor..
If site can't hear You, you're
probably too fan away 21•Atu the
mouthpiece. Speak half nn Inch from
the transmitter and lou won't have
to go through that beautiful line
twice. Even the best lines • won't
stand repitition.
Rhe won't hear you if you ediresi:
;her as If she were the 'battalion on
parade, either. The lash telephone
through which ton were supposed to
yell was taken out about 1806.
Be brief, especially if elle has a
party line. You can, recite the
Gettysburg Address in two minutes
without flurrying, Why take longer
to tell ,her 'sties are lovely as a cool
drink over a route march? Re•
memuhee the gtlyee behind you.
merchant each week,
Clhsht , and .delpartnient store
operators, the order sets out, must
:deliver tubers collected or used in.
their stores, to a convenient colleo-
tdon• point for pick-up by an au-
thorized collector. Retail drug
stores will ihoid all accumulated
tubes for collection by the author-
ized ev1le.014ia. on regular oa11s.
One other link completes the
drain from consumer to Wartime
Salvage, Ltd., goverulment•,adaninls-
teretl company recently set up to
direoot :salvage operations. These
are wine eenle drug companies,
named in London and other .cities
•as "authorized colllectors+' to gather
the used tubes from retail drug
.outlets and other collection depots
im their trading areas;
The drug contpanies will dispose
of the tubes to smelters under the
direction of Wartime Salvage Ltd.,
with Wartime Salvage defraying
legitimate shipping costs incurred
by retail or 'wholesale druggists
from' money paid by the smelters.
There's ;hardly another thing
gleddeete the beast of "Ye ltd." more
thlane receiving letters from re'ade'rs• ;
Two came tarts week. We'll quote a
sentence from one that we believe
is unique. "Wh.en my paper crimes.
T eon so anxious to find oat wilat
heal been going on in Palmerston'
that I nr,ver loop at the pink label
on the Wrapiter, thus. T have neeteet.
all to renew nay aubscrintton."
Gupotm -191)60 coiner moiler• the bna4inrs
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