HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-7-26, Page 6THE BRUSSELS POST
W13DNnl SDA.Y, JULY 26th, 1939
The Perfect Thirst Quencher
SALAD
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TESTED RECIPES
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CHERRIES RIPE AND RED
Make Delicious Jam and Jelly.
]luscious, ripe, red cherries are a
lovely sight. But they have other
important uses a1oan• pleasing the
eye. Made into jam and jelly, they
please the palate and hrin shack the
memories of the fresh fruit all
winter. Now ts. the time to capture
Glue ripe flavour and color of cher-
ries and seal it away Por later use.
When the fruit is at Its ripest, it's
at its best for mailing jam and jelly
the siert boil way. There is no
long boiling to waste the goodness
od the fresh fruit.
A dash df cherry jelly on plain
desserts will adld a touch of bright-
ness, it's grand on toast and tea
biscuits: too and this recipe makes a
tart jelly that goes particularly well
with meat.
SOUR CHERRY JELLY
31/2 cups (1% lbs.) Juice
7 cups (3 lbs.) sugar
1 bottle fruit pectin
PO prepare juice, stein and crush
about 3 pounds fully ripe cherries.
Do net pit. Aidd 1/ cup wafter, bring
to a bail, cover, and &trifler 10 min-
utels, (For stronger cherry- flavour,
add % teaspoon almond extract be-
fore pouring.) Place fruit in jelly
sloth or bag and squeeze out juice.
Measure sugar and, juibe into large
saucepan and mix. Bring tl a boll
over hottest fire, and at once add
pectin,' stirring constantly. Then
bring to a Pull rolling boil and
boil hard 1,42 minute, Remove from
fire, skim, pour quickly. Paraffin
and cover at once, Make about 10
glasses (6 bald ounces eaoh.)
SWEET CHERRY JAM
4 cups (2 lbs.) prepared fruit
1 bottle fruit pectin
7 cups. (3 lbs.) sugar
1t crop Lemon Juice
To prepare fruit, pit about 21/2 lbs,
fully ripe cherries. Crush thorough-
ly ar grind. Add 1 cup water, bring
to a boil, cover and simmer 16 min-
utaS (For stronger cherry flavour
add Iia teaspoon almond extract be-
fore pouring.) Add lemon juice,
Measure sugar into large kettle.
Add prepared fruit, packing each
cup solidly and lilting up the last
cup with water, if neceaisary, Mix
well and bring to a full rolling boil
aver hottest fire. Stir con:lantly be-
fore and while boiling. Ball hard 5
minutes. Remove from Bre and stir
in bottled pectin. Then stir and
skim by turns for just 6 minutes to
coal slightly, to prevent floating
fruit. Pour quickly. Peratfln and
cover at once. Makes about 11
glasses (6 fluid ounces each.)
A SUMMER "MENAGE"
Summer will again bring that
'nightmare," superfluous hair to
many women who are normally Im-
mune from it, for the warm weather
often bringsy out a 8tght downy
growth on skin: next visually subject
to it, as well as accenivatring a
growth that ale's aiy exit+ s.
1'f you are troubled by merely a
seasonal growth don't be • unduly
al'inn r 11 colder yeatirer will Pro-
bst) deastrey the prolwltit analf In the
meantime, use a bleach to reclece
vfz`.hi.ily of the hairs. Do not use
WILLIAM SPENCE
Estifte Agent. Conveyance,
and Commissioner
General Insurance
Office
Main Street. Ethel. Ontario
a razor,
Many women believe tivat duce
creams and soaps encourage Nair on
the Pace. Reality good creams' and
soaps will uast cause Bair to grow,
but If you. want to feel quite tree
from doubts, always wash With
gentle Palmolive soap, and use the
new Three-Parpose cream for your
Pa ce.
if superfluous hair is habitual to
you, there are two ,methods of cop-
ing wit it, Electrolysis is per-
manent, but great care un0st he
taken to have only a thoruoghly
competent operator perform it, be-
cause of the danger of scars.
A slower method, but which can
be done in the privacy of your own
home, is to use a special depilatory
wax. The use of this wax tends to
diminish the growth, and is quite
safe.
Write to me for confidential
beauty advice, enlolasing 3e stamp
for my reply and informative
beauty leaflets. Address: Miss
Barbers Lynn, Box 75, Station B,,
Montreal, Que.
Household Hints
To make glass look its beet, put
a lltt'le washing blue in the rine
ing water, and, polish with a pad
of tissue paper, The blue pro-
duces a lovely sparkle. Clean
frosted glass witib, a handful of
Epsom -salts in warm water, Rub
dry with; a cloth or leather.
Photographs that have become
discolored and dirty from being
displayed without frames may be
cleanedi by rubbieg methylated
spirits over filet. This should be
done very quickly, and in a room
without fire or a naked light.
Advice Given
'House Guests
Cl=an leather furniture by
sponging over with a cloth wrung
out of vinfegtar and, warm wa'ter—
one tablespoon of vinegar to the 1
pint of water. Dry very 'thorough-
ly before rubbing in a good leather
furriture cream, wbJab is obtain-
able in most colons.
Dustdns that have berooe very
soiled' anal gre'as'y are more easily
cleaned and give better results if a
tablespoon of panfiin is added to
every gallon of water 'In: which
thety ars washed. Rinse in boiling
water and afterwards in cold.
Bran✓e gift may be cleaned, by
rubbing over with a soft muslin
dipped in anion water. Skin and
boll four omiona in one quart of
water for 30 minutes. Strain and
use wthea only warm. Do plot
make the muslin too weft. Dry
amyl polish w6bh a soft cloth after-
wards,
Mlrttora should be cleaned with
stpecial care, as if moisture gets
On the backing there will be heavy
bills to meet for re+stivening. Most
statins; including fly .marks. will
come off if rubbed with a duster
just moistehed with ammonia, A
dry dtuateer wiiil then give a brilli-
ant polish.
Never 'plunge a saucepan in
which potihad,oes have been crooked
into hat water, Olf it is first soak-
ed In cold water, rinsed out and
then washed in the usual way star -
Nur particles that adhere to the
sides will be removed without diffi-
culty,
The secret of whipping evapo•
rated, milk sucee,ssfuily Is iilior-
ouglt chilling, Pour milk into
the freezing tray of an electric
refnigeraror or put the can itself
'into IMP freezing Icomtpartment,
When it le thoroughly quilled, whip
with a Cold beater in a well -chill-
ed bowl,
When wasgrlmg amen •sdiaduos and
d'e'corated dhtaa, if a aha vine
brnslt ie, utefd it will be found to
be mica safer and oaten more
thorough; than an ordinarp brush,
whirh is apt Co :thin Meads' off-
filn'r.'n that is not in register use is
almost sure to have aconmtl3atecl a
ereltain amountof tlrnsi, It Is
mur^lt better to wipe off .the sur-
plus dust with a sett -brush before
atte'm'pting be wash 11,
Don't Try to Reform Hostess
Or Her Children—Relax
And Enjoy Your Visit ..
Advice for visitors: Pon%'t take it
upon yourself to reform your hos-
tess, Sure invited' you for a visit,
not a crus'ad'e. What if she does
cater too much to her husband?
She prodaably enjoys it, Anyway,
you can't change her In a few days'
time,
Don't discipline your hostess'
children. 'That's something no wo-
man will Stand front her best
friend, Women are queer that way,
Don't smnop your hostess' hus-
band in the living room while the
wife scrubs dishes alone in the
kiteihen. You're there as a guest,
not a housewrecker.
Don't put on your most saintly
manner while eating erabmeat •sal-
ad to wdtich you are allergic, and
then keep the household. up all
night dosing you with bicarbonate
of soda, Better pass it up in the
first place. .
Don't do the planning for your
own entertainment. No matter how
you pine for golf, if •tiheir game
Is rummy, play their game.
DO have a good time',
Take Heat
With Grain
Of Salt
Should the creat continue to be
oppressive for long periods this
summer, medical authorities have
a formula for taking it all in your
stride. I•f that cooling drink you
have In mind has an alcohol base,
put it aside and, substitute plenty
of cold' water and, an extra pinch,
of .spit. Doctors explained that
this extra salt it advisable in 'hot
weather to replace the salt which
is lost to the body etluro11gau peer-
sipiring. Doctors therefore advise
against .any unnecessary, exertion.
The public are also warned to keep
out of the (rack of direct electric
fans. I ,;EF1'
FREE SERVICE
OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD •
HORSES OR CATTLE
removed promptly and efficiently.
Simply phone "COLLECT" to
WILLIAM STONE SONS
LIMITED
PHONE 21 • INGERSOLL
BRUSSELS -- PHONE 72
Stripped Voiles
For Summer
Are Smart
New York, — Long-sleeved dress-
es aren't ehsy to find, That's why
you who want them will be delight-
ed' with some lovely striped voiles' ---
one of /the California cottons --to be
found at a downtown department
store. These have e'blrtw"atat
bodices—soft lapels and long sleev-
es with tight wrists, and the skirts
are flared, Colors' are cyclamen,
green, or light blue with white.
Nothing could be cooler, more prac-
tical or more comfortable.
Must Keep ,Both
Hands On Wheel
All drivers who steer automo-
biles with one hand on Hamilton,
Ont., streets will be prosecuted,
Chief Constable Thomas a Brow I
said last week,
City Cleric James Barry coon-
plainedt to the police commission
on bebaif of e pity councillor.
Stare driven were crehting a traf-
fic hlazard by resting one arm
along tine window ledge of their
cars.
Following drivers often accept-
ed it as a signal for a turn, he
said,
Canadians realize the value of
recitplwoal foreign, markets because
the response to The dbertures of
those nations witch have taken ad-
vantage of the facilities for trade of-
erekl by the Canadian National Ex-
hibition
xhibttion has been most encouarging.
This year these exhibits will enjoy
more cotnnmodioua quarters in the
new Internationgl Pavilion.
Dealer in Canadian Tire Products -
anything for your car or radio, we have it
or can get it on short notice
(ALSO. SECOND'HAND PARTS)
owl,
All Tires and Batteries carry ;written guarantee, the same as
any other make... Get Your guarantee here With
the products.
Our first grade tire runs about the same price as other
third grade tires. This making , a great saving to
the customers.
Our Oils Are Second To INclno --'Regardless 'of Price
CAUL AND SEE d-JOW MUCH BETTER YOU CAN
BUY FOR CASH—AND SAVE
Our Motto—"Pay Cash and Pay (Less."
A Full Line of Evangeline Drinks '—' 12 oz. 'bottles 5c
sold exclusively in Brussels by us.
FOR 'PRICES REFER TO C. T. C. CATALOGUE
—OR CALL 'AT
RIVERSIDE GARAGE
Phone 56 Brussels
(WE CAN SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS)
Harry McCutcheon. Manager
COLORFUL FOOD
RICH IN VITAMINS
Dr. Victor Heiser, last week gave
advice on diet, pointed out that the
•aimitplest way to be sure of securing
enough vttammns`1s to eat brg'ht, col-
ourful foods,
✓ enom, foods, each as butter,
corn, carrots, eggs are riot in vita-
min. A which is essential for good
eyesight.
Greens are rich in minerals,
vitamin's' A. B. and C.
W ith a variety of fresh, gently
cooked vegetables, 110 healthy per -
and in
son need. worry about veitamin de-
flci'eu'ep. But it is of vital import-
ance to remember that violent bell-
ing or prolonged frying kills dello
ate vitaminlst
The ideal diet, anki the safest for
dedicate digestion, Is light meads.
simply cooked; with portions of rare
meats, raw vegetables.
More tbaa 409,000 chicks have
been sold] in 1939 by the approved
hatoherlehi int Node Stoiia. This is
the greatest number of chicks soli
in one season, as yet recorded by
the Nova. Scotia hatcheries.
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