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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-5-31, Page 3RHO ONCNS ANO OX C. WHITE IRONS Baby Chicks Baby Pulfets Barred Rock started chicks Pullets week old. Two, Three, Four Five and Sian weeks of age These birds are started under ideal conditions. CHICKS STARTED PROPERLY ARE EAS Of the 150,000 chicks RAISEDhicks we hatched we did not have one complaint of range paralysis You Are Welcome To Come And See How The Chicks Are Started It will pay you to get our prices before you place your 'order. WALTER ROSE * as * * * � * � w * TESTED RECIPES * * * * * 4: * * * * CREAM DELICACIES Whether apt lea family meal ar a festive party, the inclusion of cream somewhere in the menu will add greatly to the enjoyment deriv- ed from the fade served. It may be a spoonrtta of whipped; cream on the ,h,ot tomato soup, a cream dress- ing with the Pewit salad, or ginger- bread garnished with: sweetened. & flavoured wtipped, cream, Better still would be a real ',Cream Dee- sert," am ice. cream, a mousse, a parfait or a moulded, delicacy. Fol- lowing are a few suggested recipes: BUTTERSCOTCH ICE CREAM 2 tablespoons butter sup brown sugar 1 tablespoon flour 1/2 teaspoon salt 2 eggs• 11/2. cups hot milk 1 cusp whipping Dream 1 teaspoon vanilla Melt butter. Add: brown. sugar and cook one minute: Stir iu flour and WILLIAM SPENCE Estate Agent, Conveyances and Commissioner General Insurance Office Main Street, — Ethel, Ontario .salt,' Add hot milk to beaten eggs and ,stir into sugar mixture. Cook,. stirring constanetly until mixture coats spoon. Fold in cream, whipped, and vanilla. Pour into freezing trays of refrigerator and tireteee 2 to 3 hours, VANILLA MOUSSE 1 teaspoon gelatin 2 tablespoons cold water 1 cep rank n/Q cup sugar Pinch :ot salt 11/2 teeepon, vaniPa 1 cup whipping cream Soak gelatin in cold water. Heat milk and desealve gelatin in, it. Add sugar and sant, Cool, Add vanilla and wrheni mixture is ,partially set, fold) in whipped cream, Freeze in trays, of mechanical refrigerator, or put in mould; cover with buttered ,paper and dieletdlittiuig cover, and pack in ice and salt (6 parts ice to one part salt). Let stand 4 to 6 hourp. MAPLE PAR'FAIT S's cults mapte syrup 3 egg yolks or 3 egg tiwleites 11 cups whipping cream Pinch of salt Adel' beaten, egg yolks to maple syrup' and coops in top of double boiler until mixture thickens, Cool and ,fold in whipped cream. Freeze iu trays of mechanical reeriget ator, or put in mould; cover with butter- ed paper and itigiveatting cover, and pack in ice and salt (6 parts START YOUR CHICKS - - The Rose Brand Wa visenntwanstweIntnitoree '00 105.W11 01 Pececo CHICK STARUBR "REIM elrtel•te 5340 MAT[ r1IaM e'"•. 4346 Gr4NAMt[[r 41 elliI3 PI O5IX 1r8 P5 4R ssa rR wintracma6 . E. S..111TT &rSONS ei,LMtSSTOH, ,ONT. You will have these ADVANTAGES 1. Only the Best Ingredients money can buy are used m the manufacture. 2. We have Proven you get Faster Growth Better Feathering and Stronger Bones. 3. ' Lower Mortality and Better Color in Your Chicks. 5' Successful Poultrymen Feed ROSE ER14-D IT CONTAINS 2% CEREAL GRASS (Look For the Tag ,on the Bag) Rose Brand Starter is scientifically blended to provide the essential proteins vitamins and minerals so necessary for the uniform growth of Baby Chicks, Ask your dealer about. • • Growing and Range Mash Brussels Agent . . Walter Rose POULTRY FARM THE BRUSSELS POST ere to one part reale). Let Stand 4 to 6 hours, It egg whites are used, Court merle syrup until it rapine a tht'oad. Weer rsiewiy over beaten egg whites, rOool and fold in whip- ped creator, MOLDED FRUIT CREAM 1 tablespoon. granulated gelatin 2 ca'pcold water 1 exp fruit juice OUP sugar 1 sup canned fruit, diced 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 cup ttalatppin!g area= Soak gelatin in cold water, Dissolve gelatin and sugar in hot fruit juice, Cool. When mixture is partially set, add lemon juice and diced fruit. Fold int whipped Bream, mould and chill. Canned pineapple, 'Peaches, cherries, strawbeteles or a (=- Wootton of Fruits may be used, Household Pointers • • • Marinating is allowing flood to stand In a comntatnatioa of lemon juice (or vinegar) and seasoning. * * * • Parboiling is simmering for a start time prelim,inar•y to another method of .heat, • • • Broiling is cooking by direct beat as front hot coats, a gasflame, or an electric element, • • 5 Rub ,the hlands with half a lemon aright and morning 1£ the skin, is dal rough or cracked This 'whitens remtobes, serine and nitrates the hands soft. * X: * To clean a burnt pan, ' sprinkle taking sada over rburned parts; allow to stand for several hours. e • • Dresser drawees will slide easier if *he pants that stick are rubbed with laundry soap or paraffin. • * • A pimento .ie a spantslr pepper, while a pimento is made from the fruit of the pimento tree. * * a< Do you have a bad taste inthe mouth in the morning? Drink the juice of one, lemon in a -glens of hot Neater half are haur before breakfaet. The salts, and addle in leptons are netusial digestive aids, An, orange at brealdfaslt will add to this: treat- ment, * * •Stains on tinware or teacups. Dan be retnolbed by dipping a damp. cloth in commonsoda and cubing briskly. Wash and wipe dry. • • • Head lettuce leaves ;may be re- moved wddth.out breaking by first outing around the core with a knife and then holding 'etre head of lettuce under running water. * * * Onions, held under water while being peeled, wril•1 not •make you weep, because the fumtes are thus Prevented from geeing. * * * To remove linger marks on a highly poll:hee piano, wipe with a wet cloth in pure cold water, then wipe dry. Thee restores the new look at once. To clean egg sda1us Brom spooue, first rub them with a little salt them wash them in soap and water and dry with, a soft cloth. • • An excellent .sa.n!dwictt tilling is tuna fish mixed: with p;trs,ley, lemon juice, seasoning and a bit of onion. To make eleelia*toast, cut bread in one -eighth -inch slices and twist until it is ctsip, * * * Meek almonds, used for soup, are merely erou•tons• sifted Ike a1. monde, e. "Cafe 110„lett" merely means "coff ee wtu11 ,nelIr," while "on re noir" meant "black coffee," Resident of McKillop, Mrs, George Kerr, Passes Sentare, May 23,—Mfrs, George leery, a highly reslteetetl resident of 1geI2illap, ixuraed nnvay at her home onthe sixth, concession or Str10llop after an illness err two weelrs from. n lt.eert condition 'following the flu, Before her marriage see wee, Miss Elizabeth Crawford anti she was born, in Scotland. She came to this, country and married George Kerr in 1.896, Mr. Kele :predeceased hair by a Peau years. They settled in Mrcshlhlop, wluere ,they spent the re- mainiier of their rives, Surveying are two sons, Jetties Crawiot'd Kerr on like homestead, sake mid d Jahn on an adjoining fauns, The funeral took piece Tuesday from her late eeeidemoe to the Mnttlandlbank cem- etery, Rev. R, er, ,Craw or Datf's United Clsurch, of which Mrs. 'Kerr was a Member, wilt officiate, Wife's Intuition Highly Praised Judge of Toronto Pamlly Re - rations' court Says "We Great Asset In the Home— Women Like to Be Appreciated Those who ecoff at the notion women gain, knowledge "by intui- tion•' wilt get em0onmagement in their skepticism from Judge H. S. Mott, bead of the Toronto Famliy Relations remelt. The peacemalrer 1n a hundred Family betties be warned hrt*banes hast week that however quick they themselves are at reasoninig, their wives' grower of intuition Is "a great asw,et in. the bonne," "I want to say to you men," be declared, "that while your wife doesn't perhaps seem to reason, sire arrears, to have been given, a special sews of the .truth that can look forward to what's going to hande'nt ',lid get clover to ft than ail man's reasoning," With Sons And Daughters Reoal•ltng that In the souse n£ his woric quer had, "seen a Pot of human- ity's, mistakes," Burdge Matt said that s sense of being appreciated wee the motive eat led women to go (heave Push of the drudgery of the hlouseh'ord, Fatltelns who want to manage their teereage daughters will also hove to appeal to their love of apnre'ciation0 'beteuse "authority will antagonize," he saltie whereos the confidence of sons at the same time of life can best be gained by encouraging their natural intgtulses toward "doing and! planning," Even Hat Makers LaughThis Spring Think That Millinery For Women Is Beyond All Hope You've probably already noticed - monoen's hats, have become even more peculiar then spring, That's. the coroisenere of most men, and, bat manlufarrturer Jack Page, ei St. Louis,, agrees, Let hien relate a few of hie worries: "Sales one up? I should say n•otl "Even, the retailers don't like them, "Nett try selling these hats in small towns, in. Illinois, Missouri or Kansa®. "Salesgirl open a box of hats, ,tape one look and burst out laugh- ing. "—Atter 37 years in the millin- ery bubinaas-- "One customer Writes.: "They're hardest to wear and most difficult to sell. We've come to the concha- h sloe that, if we cannot offer some sensible bratst we world rather not E wear ouelves out trying to sell them. and, lose .money tote', f "Then, lietenl to another letter from an, old customer: , m Want Something Matronly "Received your box of bets. f Some of them are the darndest fa hats I ever saw. I have seer. lots rir of there In. Europe, Ethiopia, Asia, e and Attica. but none Like these an they are wearing now. Send me al k dozen nice matronly hats in black id and. navy. Something a grand- ra mother can, wear without looking Chi like Cleopatra," W W JSPNU28DAY, MIM! Beet, 1839 Excels I n Quality TA Walt Disney ,To Pay Visit to Old Home In Morris Walt Disney, famous. creator animal canteens, whose motion p tures, have relented near trends. in t fen.findustry will visit Morris t0 ship this summer to see the old D ney h�amesltead, where his gre grandfather rattled In 1848, He will be accompanied by fr,thee, Rt as Disney. The fame cantondet was born) in, ,Obecag but this dietrtot regards, him as o or 'le native carep, ju Mortis towarteist two mil franc Wdngham, is Wait Diane cense-dons, The dlog awned by Sa de' Metlewen, who now farms th Disney homestead., answers t the name of 'Pluto. Dawn the road there is a real Donald Duck, H M's ajeulty'nail Is drawn by a hers answering to the name of Horne Hoasecollar, • Induction Of New Rector Held At Gorrie 4I An inupasing and well attended of ' .service was held In. the Mulch of lc- England, Gerrie, ODTuesday even. t: he ing, 16th Inst,, when the ongrega- wn- tion, of Foa'drtvieh and Wroxeuter join. is- ed with St. Steplhen's In the witnes- at- sling of the Induction tato this ParkeParof their melwly appointed lets Rector, Rev. J. L. Bail, B.A„ lathe of us the Parish of Nottingham, England - o, In the absence (tbromglh illness) of IleI Right' Rev C, A. Seegers. Bishop as ,t Huron, the service waaken by' es Rev. Archdeacon Doherty of Lome y dont assited by .the dirfeeen,t clergy n• throughout the Deanery. A. thought --was • fu1 . and praetioal sermon as o preached by the Rural Dean, Rev. Dr. R. P, D. Hua'fomd of ,Seafortly, is 1 taker:,; for his text, Ache 1:8. e li Dunirtg the Jerre up or ,the Offer - e tory, an'appropriate duet entitled "True Homeland of My ISoul" was effebiively rendered by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Earngey, Brussels. At true D close orf the service a pleasing ae- ception was tendered Rely. and Mj+ts. Ball. Refreshments were served, followed by brief adalreew,els. by the visiting clergymen, Rev'da, A.. C. Calder, Godeniclu, A, H, O'Neil, Clinton, Dr. Hanford, Sea oath, J, Graham, Bayfield; R Weekes, Blyth W. J. Hendee, Brussels,; E, O. Gallagher„ Wiagham; H. Naylor and B. H. Bamford; Listorwei; H, A, Watt, of es United Church, Gorrie and Mits. A. C', Calder, Goderi4h, President of the Deanery Wontanes Auxiliary, Mar. Ieaae Gannhle, or Fordw•ich was the e8floiemt chair man. Big Reception Planned The biggest and: most elaborat reception in the history of Morris township is planned. for Walt Dia nee, and his father. Plans are al ready being made for the "wel conte home." celebration. The first Disney arrived in Huron Oty in. 1848, and tha oum was the present 'Walt Disney's great-grandfather, Elias Disney, He settled at Holmelsvdlle, about six miles from Go:derich. He started a grist mill and a sawmill. Elias Dis- ney raised -sixteen, children, among re theKeppel Disney, who was Walt Disney's grandfather, lie was a strong and handsome men, over six feet tali with the best crop, of whiskery and ,the blackest hair in Huron county, Keppel was 25 when he married. Mary Richardson, and moved up into Morris township, Keppel hod a. checkered career, trypug everything from drills g for rimming in, Lareton to mning a gait well in Goder'ich. But the family re- mained in Morris township, ea then mile that Keppel befit when he vas first married. Eighty Years ago rias Disney II was. born. He was d.e*tdmed to have the famous Walt or his, son. In 1879 Ketrpel Disney deodied to ove, Ile did this just after re- modelleng the old log horns* into a came one, Keppel took ups wvheat riming in Kaneas and after the ought forced' him out, he took to e,tatde raising. Keppel died in. 1881, d his, son, Elias, went an to Da• ata, From there he went to Flor- a. and after 0 try at the orange- isiug business, he, Landed up in sago, where he married. There Yalt was barn ~NI Ale.14.1.111111MMEM•Mmp Broadcasting 1-leadlights Thursday, June 1-6,15-6.30 p,m, Comtmenubary on Royal Visit, from Jasper. Friday, June 2-7.00-8.00 span. Their Majesties, at Edaaoniton, 10.15-10,30 pm. Edmonton Sees the Emig, Prom Edmonton; .Saturday„ Jane 3 — 2.30-3'.00 p.m, Handel Festival, from BBC, London. 5,00.5.45 p,m. Their Majesties, visit Saskatoon. Your neighbor may have some- thing to buy, to sell or excban,ge---- Adh'erti,ee it through the claslsffied colunnm, James McFadean Howick Mutual Fire insurance —Also— Hartford Windstorm —Tornado insurance —Automobile Insurance 'Phone 42 Box 1, Turnberry St. Brusesls, .- Ontario "CANADA CALLING" IN BRITAIN Typical of scenes witnessed at cinemas a 1 n some t e of the principal tot sal 1 t cities inBritain B turn th .es e dasi s the Y o above photograph, showing English schoolboys trooping into a theatre at Reading, England, to see a ape Bial screening of films provided by the Dominion Government. One of the many activities of the "Canada Calling" campaign, the films depict farm, fishing and industrial scenes which emphasize the importance of Canadaa, s the f 0 o d basks for r th e United Kingdom, The campaign, which covers the tttajot' population centres in Britain, is being conduct- ed by the Dominion Government's Department of Trade and Com- merce, Regarded as one of the most carefully ',tanned efforts over launched by a British Dominion, this trauu crusaue also embraces a series£ 0 1 c '• altere. n dd • ti vas and exten- sive sive newspaper advertising and marketing operations. In addition. it is supplemented by lectures to schools, women's clubs, domestic science classes and other organiza- tions, and has enlisted the support of thousands of merchants who are giving special displays of Canadiayt products.