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The Brussels Post, 1939-9-13, Page 6Pr1 JOIN THE STAMP CLUB • For ten cents and the label end showing the teapot bade - meth, from any packet of SALADA TEA we will send you e Beginner's Outfit of: 1-64 page Stamp Album, 1-100 all -different stamp!. 3-019 list of thousands of slempsaOwed Free rnexchange for SALADA labels. SALADA STAMP CLUB - 461 Kins S. W., Toronto e * ** u * * * * * in a casserole; If preferred, .they TESTED REUIPEsed. "aay be pxinhltalved90with and•.tc t/xho um ;tone remoY^ granulated sugar and pour r/s cue; water over, Cover closely and' bake lee hour, * * * * * * * * * * Serve hot or coid. FURTHER PEACH DELICACIES OLD ,FASHIONED With a bumper crop of exception- Batter efts fine quality peaches this season Ye cup shotrening CUP PUDDING int Canada the following tirecip may be found to be of p peel- ed for cooking should be P ed justgbefore using as exposure to the air darkens the fruit. PEACH PIE Pastry 2 cups sifted flour 1 cup shortening teaspoon salt 4-6 tablespoons cold water with sliced peaches Add 2 rtable- "Sitt flour and salt. Out in ehorten- spoon granulated sugar to each int, using a Pastry blender or two I mould. Pour hatter over until cups knives, until the crumbs are about j are three-quarters full. Steam ' the size of beans- Sprinkle a little! hour. Turn out to serve. water over one portion and mix to PEACH GINGER SHORTCAKE ' % cup brown sugar 1 egg i cum .milk 1% cups flour 23¢ •teaspoons baking powder Cream shortening. A,dd sugar. Then add egg and heat nexture until light. SIft flour with baking powder and add a little at a time al- ternately with a tittle milk. Fill large moulds or cups half full dough. Add water to second por- tioe. When all is blended, roll to % inch thickness. This method pre vents the addition of too much water. Line a 94nch pie plate and fill with sliced peaches. Add ae cup granu- lated giver and 2 tablespoons quick tapioca. Dot with 2 tablespoons but- ter. Cover crust and bake in a very hot oven 30 minutes. Reduce heat and continue making for 10 minutes. BAKED PEACHES Peel 6 large peaches and arrange W'ALKER'S FUNERAL HOME William Street, Brussels, Ontario PERSONAL ATTENOP,NCE 'Phone 63 Day or Night Calls MOTOR HEARSE B G. WALKER E mbaimer end Funeral Director. 1 THE BRUSSELS POST Too Much BeautyIs A ,Handicap Men 'Prefer WomenWith Average Good Looks, Health and Good Nature ' Unusual beauty in women can be a liability rather than an asaet, ac- cording to Miss Filizlabetll MacDon- ald Osborne,. of Bostoe Univerairoy, The noted consultant ou. wdfen's prdbierate said, she had studied the great women in, hlieboty and found thab, almost everyone of them . had one or two impertectiona to their lin cal i+eatures. But they developed their other good, points; ,she add- ed. 'iQleopatra 'won Mark Antony form his wife who was many times more beautiful than the Egyptian queen," said Miss Osporne, "Cleo- Petra le not even, considered beau- tiful but she did havea beauti- fwtly modulated voice," Contending that men dlene the woenm , with extreme beauty, Was Osborne addled: "They prefer a woman with av- erage good looks, 'hea0th, mystery, and' a warm syimpatbetic nature. I have found that extremelygood- looking co-edsin college need more philosophy than 'other girls. ""Tele beautiful women rest on their laurels of pulchritude and when they reach the age of forty they find, they no longer can at- tract persons because they have lost their beauty." "'1i this country we are expected to be attractive, and it is more im- portant to look attractive than to be attractive." Ye cup butter 1 egg r/ cu.p sour milk % teaspoon ground ginger N/a cups flour }<. cup brown sugar 3t cup molasses eh teaspoon soda 1 teasipoom baking powder % teaspoon ground cinnamon Cream butter and sugar, add egg and beat well. Add molasses, then sour milk, to which soda, : ginger and cinnamon tae been added. Mix well, then add dour and paking powder sifted together. Bake in a greased pan 50 minutes in a 'slow oven (325 degrees F,). Split while hot ad pile fresh sliced sugared Peaches generously on top, Whip - ed cream may be served if demised. SOMETHING TO SELL ? • SOMETHING TO BUY 7 It ONLY COSTS YOU TWO -BITS TO TRY. I Use The Classified Column' Specialist Comi Eyesight� ll1g Mr. F. F. Homuth Optometrist & Orthoptist will be at his Brussel Office in Miss Maude Bryan's Hoene all Day Thursday, September 14th Arrange to have your Eyes and your Children's Eyes properly cared for. NEWEST EQUIPMENT NEWEST METHODS REASONABLE; FEES Write or Phone for appointment. Harriston, Brussels, Phone 26X Phone 1.18 1 Xs - All pl1 Kinds of Wood Working Wheelbarrows, Wagon Tongues, Rims, Axles, Neck Yokes. Whif letrees, Etc. Horse Shoeifga Speclaity, General Biacksmithing and Repairs 'RYI. Ethel 1,500,000 People Visited Quints Over Period of Four Years the Dionne ,Flue Have .Proved a .Great Tourist Attraction The Dionne quintupletet •now live years and four months old, each• year are proving more end ,more an 'attraction to towhee. Of- ficial eetimates shoiw that in ,the pada 'four years ,some 1,500,000 ;pen sons have viewed' their ohiidlis+h antics In the gdaylbroend of their nursery home, Defoe Iloslpital, 03y' the end of 1939, the number o'f vie'ttors to the nursery wilt have risen to more than 2,000,000 ac- cording to estimates of Dr. A. 11, Defoe, personal physician to: the quints ;ince their birth May 260, 1934, Keith Munro, puninese man- ager for Oeciie, Anette,' Yvonne, Emilie and Marie, said 500,000 Per- sons each year watch them: at play. '0,000;000 By End of 1939 , 'We only keep track of the num- ber of visitors ' in the summer months," said Munro. "Brut many view the quints in the spring and fa1lt months. We estimate 500,000 people are viewing the cbildren annually and by the end of this Year the numtiber o+f people probate ly wild run' oer 2,000,000." Through Glass Screen ; The quints' ;playground adjoins their itosp.ital home acrossthe road from the home of their par- ents, arents, Mr, and Mrs, Oliva Dionne. Visitors enter a horseshoe gallery, and watch the girls • through a glees screen. The quints can hear the epeatatore, but are unable to see them through the wire j mesh Inside the glass. Reasons for Dullness Warming women not to copy the others, Miss' Osborne said that the most people are dull and uninter- eating because they are pale copies of successful individuals. She list ed five reasons why women fall to make good impressions, namley. 1. They develop unpleasant qual- ities. 2, They have lost self-esteem 3. They are afraid of what the others will say and think. 4. They are lazy. 5. They have a negative and un - co -operetta philosophy of life. Largest Aircraft Order W n History - LIFEGUARRS Make your car SAFE against accidents...from tire failure • Any tire, new or old ... on every car .. . needs the priceless protection of Goodyear LifeGuards.Thel►takethe dangeroutof sudden ' /tire failure. They protect you, your family and your car. If casing and tube fail, the inner tire (the LifeGuard) holds enough air to sup- port the car until it can be brought to a safe, smooth stop. You can't get better protection to save your life! Drive in and let us equip your car with LifeGuards ... today! oseettekluer ANDERSON'S GARAGE. Orwell Elliott, Operator-.. PHONE 82 BRUSSELS, ONT. $100,000,000 Contracts For Army ,Planes The United. States War . !Depart- ment awards contracts this month for !approximately $100,000,000 worth of airplanes, :the largest sin- gle aircraft ender in history., -The contracts together with pre- vious awards amounting to +$54,000,- 000, fottm a major part o! a $170,- 000.000 air expansion program de- signed to (bring army lighting strength to 5,500 planes by July 1 1941, The present Air Fetes num- bers apout 2,000 craft. Appointment of War Resources!� Phe awards dolllowed y less than 24 hours a joint A*?my-Navy move; .to enlist the aid of 1 leading busin•este men and scbolars :in mom, ins American industry to the rigid requirements of war. A:0Eipg Seare- tary et War Louis Jelin on and Anting .Secretary of tlljje Navy Charles Edison announced the ap- pointmtent of a - Wlar Resources Board, similar to the Great War Industries Board, to assi4 in mob - !tieing economic resources In, the event that national sefetytts being threaten. ed. PEFRFUME STUESSES PERSONALITY PregamePe has been called. the royal road to Glamour. It gives pleasure to the wearer and these around, and it also gives you a potent "lift.' Perfume Is meet enchanting when it suggests its• presence in a subtle and unobtrusive way. The secret is to scatter many light applica- tlons, instead of one heavy applica- tion is one place, !