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MORE MAPLE SYRUP DISHES
Now that the new crop of Maple
;products, is on the ma&et, the fol-
lowing recipes. may be of interest,
though it .shou.Id be remeenbere•.l
'that maple weep and maple :sugar
'are good at any Lime of •the.year,
MAPLE SYRUP ,SAUCE
1 Culp me,ple sya'u;p
1 teaspoon flour
1 teagpoon butter
This maple syrup sauce is for pud-
dings or ice cream. Melt the butter,
adid the flour, cook until frothy.
Slowly add syrup, and boil •one min-
ute. Serve hat or cold.
MAPLE TRIFLE
Crumble stale cake crumbs, in four
custard cups until half full. Over
them "pour maple syrup allowing
about three tablespoons to each cup
Allow to stand 20 minutes. Then
pour over a custard• made as fel-
lows:
1 cup milk
2 eggs
2 .tablespoons maple syrup
Heat milk and syrup :to boiling
point, Beet egg and one yolk
until thick, add hot milk and conk
In double boiler until the mixture
'coats the spoon. Pour over crumbs
while bot, *Wiheat cold, cover with
a meringue made from one egg
white and, ,two tablespoons granu-
lated sugar, and brown in a slow
oven.
MAPLE CREAM
2% cups' maple syatup
1 tablespoon cream
'Boil syrup until -it hrardens when
dropped into cold, water, then add
cream, stirring until blended. Cool
slightly and • heat until- thickened.
'Walnuts may be added.
MAPLE ICE BOX CAKE
1 tablespoon, granulated
gelatine
2 tablespoons cold water
2 cups milk
2 tablespoons corngtarch
ria nap sugar
2 eggs
?>.t c'wp melee syrup
tb teaspoon vanilla
Z cup whipping cream
14 curl whipping creaan.
Soak gelatine in cold. water. Heat
in double boiler, .Ade, sugar
anal cornstarch moistened with cold
milk. Cook 10 minutes, stirring un -
'tit thickened. Adds beaten eggs and
cook three minutes longer, stirring
'constantly. Add gelatine, maple
spmup and vanilla. When, mixture
begins to ,thicken, ,fold in whipped
cream, ,Line mould with lacy
lingers and' fill with. alternate layers
oI cream mixture and fingers. Place
in, rednige2atoa- and let stand for
several honne. Unocald and gar-
nisli with wbippet cream, sweeten-
-ed and flavoured to taste.
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ries and cranberries, Tele is a Mee -
Live and blood' purifier.
PotnasIUm — Tomatoes, kale, rho
barb; lettuce, dandelion, cetera',
eab'betee, Parsmlee beaurs, prunes
and eurran:ts, This helps muscle
growth.
Sodium ---,Spinate, radish, sitar
berries, carrots, asparagus, pota-
toes, leeklc, dandelion, lettuce, cab-
bage, i tied, figs. This helps to- get
rid of uric acid,
Magnesium — Tomatoes, spinach,
dandelion. This, makes good teeth
and bone.
Silicon — Tomatoes, parsnips,
spinach, onions, euoumber, horse-
radish, cheese and etrravtberries.
This. helps to absorb the poisonous
gases of the intestines.
Iron — Lettuce, leeks, spinach,
'et'awberrleo, radishes, aspardgus,
oralorrs, cabbage, cucumber, goose=
bevees. This enriches the blood.
It will. be seen by this list that
1etluces, contain most of the neces-
sary salts reguired by the body,
Mineral Salts
And Their Relationship
to 'the Body
In order to keep the body in the
best Condition', it should be smelled
with organic mineral salts, The fol.
lowing het of Meese salts and the
'foods in which they are found may
be useful to tine 'housewife when
making her menu,
Calcium—Watercress, 'lettuce ahilk,
dandelion', spinach, radish, turnip,.
onion end leek, It is also tourhtl
In cheese and whey, 'oranges, fibs,
crranberrles ansi strawberries., Cat
chine functions in the formation et
bone.
Phosphorous—Kale, bran, tedist
es, pumpkin, Brussels' enroll* cu-
cumber, cauliflower, rdnibarb, 'turn-
ips, spinach, cheese, Brazil nuts.,
grapes, pineapples, sage and onions.
PhO2iphorus is good for the nervone
system,
Chlorine—ttlheese, lettuce, epee
ace, -whey, cabbage, parsnips ;beets,
turnips. Teale is a contponent of gas.
trio Juices.
sulphur- Hitt.,, Dressy Brnsseis,
springs, :cribbage, radish s, ra*1bete
RETAIN
A YOUTHFUL APPEARANCE
I wrote last yeek en how to take
years off your looks, , suggesting
various factor's. to look for. Here
are a few more ,pointers, to watch,
because nothing is quite so iut-
poiltant to a woman as a youthful
appearance.
I*ECK AND CHIN—
A double chin adds years and
Years to our age! Often it is
caused by slumping, sa 'keep your
shoulders down, head high and dhin
in. Try vigorous elappirvg with
the back of your hand or a pad of
cottonuwool soaked fu astringent.
Necks are fr'egnently neglected, yet
they age uc so quickly. When
evenn','ng your face, ertend the
treatment to your neck. Use a
bles eh, occasionally.
HANDS—
To keep hands 'smooth and white,
apply ItaMem baht often, and rub it
well in, The .rands are in water
more than, any other wart of the
body, yet ,they have fewer oil
glands to lubricate them. Wash
only in lukewarm water, using
gentle gnlllmolive soap, Rinse
afternvards wl'th cold water,
BUST—
Sagging breasts, bespeek age.
Watch your posture; don't shell])
or slouch. It your bust is too
small, message elle, warm olive oil
in an upward and •outward move-
ment.
Waite me for confidential, person-
al advice. And detailed leaflets on
the following subjects are available
for 3c stria.. each Face, Dyes,
Hair, Hands', Feet, Bust, Superflu-
ous Hair, Reducing in. Spots, Under-
weight, Slimming.
Please write dir'eet
Berbera Lyme •P. 0.
Station B., Monty+ell, Que.
Definitions
to: Mies
Box 75,
,Saxapluone; Am, i11 rind nviech
nobody blows, good,
Detour: The roughest distance
between two polite.
Middle Aged, A person ten years
older than, your age.
Bic.: Sign, lysed' 60 make other's
believe you know more • than, you
a'eally do,
Royal Party
Arrives Here
3,20 on June 6
OTTAWA, AVM 24, — The Wen
depaaiblleellai Menunittea airateging
for the royal vial t last night ennoune-
ed the oftInluld program for King end
queen'* tatty of 13 Otare) cities the
three days prior to erasing into
the United Spates at Niagara Falls,
Ont„ Tor 4111e trip to Washington.
Returning from the west coast
and the *rabies, the royal train
will ,aa'rib eat Sioux Lookout, One,
from Melville, Suede, at 7,55 p,m„
C,S,T,, onI Sumday. June 4.
On, -M•1I n ay, June 5, at 6,30 pan.,
P.S,T., the royal .tarty is scheduled
to arive art. Sten -nay ,Jen tion, After
au hours stop 'the -train will leave at
7.10 pen, E.S.T.
Three 10 -minute stops will he
made on the afternoon of Jane 6.
At 1.35 ,p.m. D?S.T. the (royal train
will arrive at Guelph et 2,15 p,un,
E:S.T;, at Kitchener, and at 3,20
P,m,, D.S,1'., .at Stratford,
At each 'city the prime minister
will initrodltrce the .mayor and his
were. The mayor will ,present an
addrese ofwelcome and then will
present the members of ,the City
Council, officials and their wives,
15 Minutes At Windsor
The royal trains will visit. Windsor
at 7.30 pati B.S.T. that evening, anti
a 21 -gun ,salute will be .tired as
Their itdajestlps leave the train to
have 'the prime minister present
the Mayor of Windsor and Mrs.
Groh. A guard of honor will be in -
mooted by the icing and the mayor
will present His 'Majesty with an
addre'sts, Ifrom the people of Wind-
sor,' Her Majesty wiul accept a bou-
quet. Mayor Croil them will ,presenit
the City Council, local officials and
their wives, and time train leaves at
7.45 p.m.
On• Wedhesday, June 7, the royal
train will arrive et the C.N.R. sta-
tion at 'Londfon at 10
B.S,T., and the King and Queen will
be met by -the mayor of London and
his mother, Mrs. Johnston, who will
be .presented ey the prime minister.
A 21 -gun :saiulte le to be fired and
a guard of honor inspected by the
sovereign and thea]] the mayor will
present the ooumcil, officials and
their wives. Her majesties will be
asked to accept a bouquet..
At 10:20 a.m., Their Majesties, the
prime nrdnbster,—"an Ontario mem-
ber of ,the federal Cabinet, the
mayor land his mother, and, the lad-
ies and gentlemen in waiting yell
drive through the city.
When passing the municipal of-
fices, the King and Queen wIli 'sign
the ofzciai visitors' book of the
city which will be brought to their
motor car, At 10.55 a.m. the royal
patlty retunrs to the C.N.R. station.
At 11 am. the twain, leaves for
Ingensoll where a stop will be made
from 11.30 a.m., E,S,T., to 11,40
a.m..arncl 'the usual procedure regard-
ing presentations at ellent stops fol-
lowed.
Pdibtilr Acoeunis ommnitlee of the
Legielataire bee brought !tortlt the
! inform/tee% that the neev mental
hospital he Elgin county will cost,
about. $12,0,00,000 when completed
And a Iigtl'e of that size is- sttfffcient
io suggest there may be an thereto.
eta nsnirber of people needing teeab
boa for eonie species of shock,
Three Sure
Cures For
Spring Fever
Lift Yourself ,Out Of
Lethargy ey Getting
Rest and Exercise,
Eating Lighter
Tlhis is rite, time to tilt yourself
out er the letiturgy commonly
known' as spring fever. Its a new
season—a tette bo look your best
and have fun.
,Plenty of fresh air and sunshine
are just about the best cures for
the doidrnns, you-ve been. in since
that morning, a few weeks ago,
when, you imagined you heard a
robin chirp, Ite an accepted fact
that lack of sunehine causes a de-
ficiency of Vitamin D. And Vitamin
D is en, important beauty vitamin --
Me one which putts a sparkle in
your eye, makes your complexion
clear and glowing and the corners
of your mouth turn up instead 01
clown.
In, addition to sunshine, there
are three other little Rene which
will go a loulg way toward :helpers
you enjoy the 'spring season, A
new heat, all adequate amount of
sleep nuts rest, and' a lighter diet,
That
More
DEAFNESS
1 S 1V1 1 SE R Y Millions know
that, but saltine poisons with
del'ecttive bearing anal Head Noises
are again enjoying conversation go
to Theatre and ,Cburolu because
they USE LEONARD INVISIBLE
EAR DRUMS Tiny Megaphones
itttjmg in the Ear entirely out of
sight.
No Wires. No Batteries
No ,Hand Pieces
They are Unseen Comforts and 10 -
expensive, 'Write for booklet and
sworn statement of the inventor
wito ways himself deaf,
A.10, LEONARD, INC.,
,Suite 135, ,Canada Cement Bldg,
Montreal.
au airplane. Ile brought them 20
Sudbury by air for his sportnlans'
Amy, ,sapls a writer in, the Windsor
Dail Star.
Joe •dbdm't begin tr'aiuing wild
Wolves because he wanted to be a
showmen. The reason was much
More Practical. At fleet a trapper,
and new a prospector and assess-
mer:,t woiiker, he remembers 'that
Welt in, 1923 he was trapping.
There was ,plenty of sled dogs.
but at plague of dlstentper struck,
aunt the dogs were dying off lice
flies. He trapped: his, first wolf then
and got the idea of using her in hie
sled padk,
At this point, be drew .a Parallel
between wolves and women, a phil-
osophy of which he is a strong dis-
ciple, "Wolves are like women,"
he said. "When you meet them for
de firs' time, you nuns' be ver' gen-
tle. Aiken. ten year you have to
watch for frying pan and de sticks
If you know 'how to handle women,
you can handle wolf. De more
women, de more danger. De more
wolf de more danger."
Taming Wolves
Women Similar
Joe La lamins, of G-ognnoi. fent,.
Is 50 yenns of age, Six feet tall,
weights 250 pounds, sports a fold
beard and long editor Mair; he talks
brokenly, as yott would expect of a
trapper 'from the hinteiands of On.
teeth; he wears mocassins; as Ito
tallns, h,is almost black eyes spar.
kis, Joey you know, is believed to
be tete first, mu in history Le have
worked .a fail tea.nt of wild wolves.
as 'sled doge, and he looks the part,
He has the dietinelion of having
the fleet wolves that aver flew to
Please Pass
The Spinalch
Green Luncheons Are
The Thing For
Streamline Figures
Please pass the spinxachpa.rsley
juice cocktails, a deep green of hue,
very healthful, and the uncooked
vegetable plate after a cup of "po-
tassium broth"—.a combination of
fruit juices being 'served in New
York,
Away with your 'planked steaks
ringed w,nth ,sizzling potatoes, and
year creamed chicken patty fol-
lowed, by a nice big ,butterscotch
sundae.
The girls are going back to the
garden for luncheon,
'Wtba.t do they eat Fresh beet
greens, granted carrots. Big salads.
Celery. Plates, of assorted fruit
and maybe peppenmlin.t tea,
A mailer of the gulls say they
aren't interested in losing weight,
and eat celery stalks, raw greeus
and canr•ots because they 1114e
them. Several said, "good for the
skin, and one murmured ' lvttality."
MULTI -USE— A smooth flowing,
quick drying high plana enamel that
will add sparkling beauty to your
home. For wood or metal surfaces
inside or outside. 26 glorious colors
to choose from.
NEU-GLOS—A washable semi -gloss
enamel to beautify your wall,—furai-
ture—woodwork, Easy to apply; dries
quickly; has no unpleasant odor. In
n widerangeofbeautiful pastel shades.
BUY NOW FOR FUTURE NEEDS. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE
THRIFTY LOW PRICES.
F. R. SMITH
PHONE 62
55-,
BRUSSELS, ONT.
Chintz Is Still
Popular iChoice
Small Checks And Medium -
Sized Plaids IBeing Widely
Used For Home Decoration
NEW YOIR4C In fabric fashions,
chintz continues to be about the
most effective material you can
get, But for praoticaltty, there are
several other efaibrios that are get-
ting a rush—duet•iight twill, lus-
trous• sateen and novelty weave
cretonnes. Ali of these are offered
in the sante lovely patterns avail-
able in chintzes. Small checks and
medivan$sized plaic'Iss are widely
used,I Stripes are of great fashion
imgortanee, small ones, big 011 EIS,
flowered owes, The scale of the
floral fabrics is large this spring,
sometimes over sealed. In plait
cobra, you'll find a whole choice of
chintzes and sa•teens along with.
maty textural weaves . , , it is
these unusual rough or stringy tex-
tures that the decorsattors like best.
Traffic Engineers
Strive For Safety
During Royal Visit
Figures Show That Many
Will Not See King and
Queen If Others Are Care.
Tess; Routes To Larger
Centres Being Planned
,Officials of tete Ontario depart.
(rent of highways are concentrating
all theid efforts to effect a drastic
reduction in. ,traffic deaths, and ee.
eidenis tiering tate tett two months.
Their wont is inspired by the recent
appeal of Highways Minister Hon.
T. B. MicGeesatee for a " province -
wide Mealiest its highway fatalities
and injuries thuing May and June
ae, a tribute Lo King George and
Queen Iiilzabeth ..aIle they are
visiting Canada,
,Statistics of the accident record
ing division of the highways depart-
ment rebeals that unless, every
motor vebiole operator and every
pedestrian in Ontario joins in the
current aooident prevention plan,
some 2,000 people might be prevent-
ed
revented from, seeing Their Majesties, and
taktsg -pant .iw ,the celebrations
connected: with the Royal tour. Ripe
majority of accidents, it was point-
ed out, are classed as. "preventable"
and could be avoided in 1939 by the
elimination of three fundamental
but easily corse .ted accident caus-
ea—ineanetltary inattention, exces-
sibe geed, and imvpatienme.
The department of hdgleways is•
also planning for eater driving aur•
ing line visit of the King and Queen
on another sadety "front." Depart-
menit officials are Iholding confer-
enlces vlithhighway traffic engin-
eers and traffic experts of the pro-
vincial police department. The
•
purpose of these conferences, i
was explained, is to map out
series of routes • by which motorist
will be able to drive in great
safety and comfort to the lsrge
Ontario centres where Their Majes
Nee will visit.
Etvertiy attempt is being made a
official started, to see that all mai
and secondey roads will be utilize
in .the most efficient manner, I
is hoped the plan will succeed i
disseminating the flow of traffic
much as possible and prevent
gesitdon and delay.
Strong public support of this
step to reduce the highway acciden
toll during 'the visit of Thet
Majesities to Ontario is anticipate
by officials of the department
highiways. They said the "Roy
tour rotute5' 'now being •drafted wi
be released in various parts of tit
Province a fear 'weeks, prior to lb
arrival of the King and Que
at those points.
ClieSNAPSNOT CUIL
TRICK PICTURES—I
a
Above: Realistic, but a fake, easy with
any camera. Inset, left, shows how to fake
a scooter "wreck." Just use concealed
pegs or props, pose subject as desired.
reTRICK pictures?" you say; "oh,
- I can't take those. Mine is just
an ordinary camera."
There you're wrong. Splendid
trick snapshots can be taken with
any camera—whether it's a simple,
inexpensive box camera or one of
the finest cameras made.
Consider the snapshot above. It
looks like the sort of thing that de-
mands a fast "action" camera and
lots of picture luck. But don't be
fooled. The pjcture was posed, The
horse was stuffed, and hung on. a
peg. And the camera used was a
simple amateur type such as thou-
sands of us possess.
Probably you don't have a stuffed
horse. But if your son has a bicycle
or "scooter" you can picture a spill,
Just as realistic as this one. Simply
rig up the child's vehicle to a tree,
showing it in a cockeyed, off -the -
ground position—see that the sup-
ports are concealed. Let your sub-
ject ppse as if he had just topple
off—and snap the picture.
Photo tricks with string or three.
are fun. Try a "magic golf club
shot. Just use light -weight threw
and suspend one of your clubs fro
a tree branch, bit proper strikin
position. Hang a ball a few inch
in front of the club head. Now, ha
a friend pose its if hypnotizing t
club into action—and shoot. If yo
use thread which is about the sa
color and tOne as the background,
will not show.
Thread also can be used for tri
shots indoors. Thus, you corn she
your wile "hypnotizing" a 'vase
bowers right off the table -or bee
ening her sowing basket to h
through the air. Just tee da
thread to suspend the objects, a
shade your photo lights so t
thread is not illuminated.
Try these tricks now—and w
tell you of some others just as ea
next week.
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John van Guilder