HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1940-1-31, Page 7Humanity Is One
Iden anety Is one; net weaker
brother
Oran fail Or tfaullter, Sin or suffer
Woe,
But that the ,gnffereng reaehelth
emery •o$her
And all the world with him fain -
.ter grate,
Humanity l roue; who thinks 'to cone
Olen
By crushing dawat a weaker in
• the' way:
Knows not thea 10 his awn unreaww
om>ing ranker. '
He beateth aiwwn the steps that
lead to day.
Humanity is, one; thou ;that o'er_
comeet,
9 thou be strong for those who
are but weak;
So shall a thousand triumph where
thou wdn>oeslt
And msany find vrbat few kaput,
how do Beek.
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SERVE EGGS—EVERY DAY—
SOME WAY
In comparison with many foods
whtioh ars su'rved both raw and cook-
ed, eggs' leads in tail number of ways
In which they can be used. Scram -
b/00, poached cooked -la -the -shell,
or as an omelet, good, treeleh eggs
make an, appeal to the most fasted-
ions taste. Combined with *then
foodSs, egg* may be used fora great
neember of descents and enamor
dishes, and in making cakes and
cookies, eggs areone oe the princi-
pal ingredients.
There is now no guess work in
buying eggs, as they are sold graded
according to Government standards
a* to quality and size, In order of
quality the grades are Grade Al,
Grade A, Grade B and Grade C.
The Consumer Service .Section,
Marketing Service, Dominion De-
,paritment of Agriculture a•ecom-
mendls the following tested, recipels:
FOOTPRINTS
OF SERVICE
This is a reproduction of a
picture taken in subzero tem-
perature the morning after a
severe snow storm. It shows
footprints of a telephone
opceator leading to the tele,
phone office. They are mute
evidence of the "spirit of
service" that is back of your
, telephone
Blocked streets and high.
ways seldom keep telephone
employees from the job. If
humanly possible, they are at
work ready to do their part list
providing your telephone
service.
The management of this
Company is proud of the fine
"spirit of service" shown by
employees and we fed sure
that our customers appreciate
it. Because of its your tele-
phone service is maintained at
at constantly high standard.
Shirred Eggs to Bacon Rings
6 slices bacon
6 eggs
Salt and pepper
'Cook bacon. Dine six taught; .tins
with strips of bacon, forming each
slice auto a ring'armed edge of tin.
Break an egg into each bacon ring
and 'bake in a slaw oven (325 de-
greee F.) for five to 10 minutes, or
until eggs are set. Remove from
tense and serve on toast,
Egg and Potato Casserole
4 tablespoons 'butter
4 tablespoons flour
2 cups milk
4 cups cooked potatoes, cubes
6 handWbi'led eggs, sliced
;Salt, pepper wad Ytaeprika
Melt butter. Miemdl in flour. Add
milk gradually and Mir until sauce
thickens. )Sesser• to taste. Put
alternate layers of potatoes, eggs
and 'sauce in buttered baking dish.
sprinkle top with buttered cracker
crumbs or grated cheese. Bake in
bot oven about 15 minutes. Serves
six to eight.
Spanish Cream t
134 tablespoons granulated
gelatine
• eup cold Ovate
3 egg yolks
ere teaspoon salt
See cups milk
1 teaspoon. vanilla
3 egg whites
ee cup sugar
Spark gelatine in cold water. Make
a custard of egg yolks, slit and milk
Cook, stirring constantly, until mix-
ture coats ,the spoon, Dissolve gela-
tine in hat mixture Cool and add
flavouring. When, mixture begins
to thicken, fold in, meringue made
by adding tine sugar to the stiffly
beaten egg whites. Turn into _moulds
and chill, Serve with :whipped
cream or Whipped' Jelly sauce.
Serves six.
Whipped Jelly Sauce
ee cup pure felly—grape, crab-
apple, red currant
Pinch olf salt
1 egg white, unbeaten
Melt felly la bowl over hot
a/3 cap sugar
r/e 'teaapoon Salt
224 cups hot mele
1 'teaspoon vanilla or few
gratings nutmeg
Beat eggs' slightly. Add sugar, sal:
and flavouring, tbeu milk, gradually.
Strain, and 'pour into pie plate lined
with pasrtry, Bake in holt oven, (450
degrees F.) for 15 minutes. Then
reduce beat to 325 degrees F. and
bake until custard is set—about 25
minute.
M eringues
4 egg' nv'hite&
Me cup fine granulated
sugar
34 teaspoon vanilla
Add salt to egg whites and beat
until whites are tetiff, but not dust'.
Sift 3 tablespoons sugar over whites
and beat thoroughly. Repeat until
all sugar has been, added. Fold in
Savouring, Drop by spoontule er
shape with pastry tube on baking
sheet covered) with paper, Bake in
Mow oven (350 to 275 degrees F.)
about 45 minutes. Delicious serv-
ed with see cream,
or fruit
COURTESY
•
Trelating a person like a rich
emcee so .that you may may extract
coin) or services, is net canetesy—
that is foresight.
Offering our seat, to a man who
enters your home or your office , is
mit courtesy — that's date.
Heaping a pretty girl across the
street, holding her umbrella carry -
Mg her ,poodle — none of these, are
courtesy. The Vast two are a pleas-
ure, the Last, ,poi tem,este
'courtesy Is doing that which noth-
ing under the sun makes you 'do
but lhumnn kindness. ‘Courtesy
stTminige from the heart; 4t the mind
prompts the action, there is reas-
on; if there is a reason, it is not
seultesee for courtesy bas no reason.
Courtesy is good) will and good will
is prompted by the heart fall of love
to be kind.
On;ky a generous mare is truly
courteous, The 'generous man has
ddbeloped kindness to such an ex-
tent
xtent that he considers evreyone as
good as; himself - treats another not
as he should be treated, but as
he ought to be treated.
water. 1
1940 Holidays
Mostly Monday
Six Fall on That Day
in Course of Year,
List Showa
in Fgbnuary, and six of ,the smat-
terer holidays) gall on Monday.
New Fear's Day, Monday, Jan-
uary L
Good Padden Marek 22,
Victoria Day, Friday, May 24.
King% birthday, Thursalrvy, June
13.
Doanitnton Day, Monday, July 1.
Civic Holldari, Monday, August 5,
Labor Day, Monday, September 2.
x Thanksgiving Day, Mondale
October 8.
Remembrance Day, Monday,
November 11.
Christmas Dray, Wednesday, Des -
ember 25,
x--Pobable Dates,
WESTERN CANADA SPECIAL BARGAIN EXCURSIONS
FROM ALL STATIONS IN EASTERN CANADA
GOING DAILY FEB. 17th — MARCH 2nd INCLUSIVE
(RETURN LIMIT — 45 DAYS)
TICKETS GOOD IN _—
COACHES at fares approximately 1-1'8c per mile
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS at farce approximately 1-3-80
per mile
STANDARD SLEEPING CARS at fares approximately 1---6.80
P,er Mile
Cost of acommodatlon In sleeping cars additional
Baggage Checked, Stopovers at Port Arthur, Armstrong, Chicago
and went,
;SIMILAR EXCURSIONS from WESTERN CANADA to EASTERN
CANADA DURiNG SAME PERIOD
Tickets, Sleeplhg Car Reservations and All Information
from any agent
ASK FOR HANDBILL
T,2S
Tickets, , Information, Raton lim+t+lromMtent/. A&* FOR Il.11vDR1L
CANADIAN .. NATIONAL
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The Secrets
Good Looks
by
TAKE STOCK
OF YOURSELF!
It 19 always a good ,pian), at this
time of the year, to give ycurse.Li
a ,once over," to find vrbat pra-
gress you've made from the point
of view of beautidydng yourself, and
also, what additional steps you must
take to improve your looks and ap-
YOU
•
Wed0esday, Tanuary 240, 1.940
Quality That Satisfies
L
TSA
work, The Olippe'rs wore their
neat and becoming suits of navy
blue e)hdrt and •stoelainger, gray 'ante,
to the knees, and gray caps, The
Maple Leafs' were attired' in a loose
fitting suit of white, wirth their em-
blem, the maple leaf, worked upon
their shirts in green, In appearance
the Guelph :b'oys are much the
heavies team and appear to have
every conSden,ce in their ability to
come out No. 1 in the game,
The game is tallied and the Min-
uets take the. bat. IM. Armstrong
w as the first striker and got to 1st
v pp. 0, Knleehtel got out at 1st and
D. Ross was caught oat on a foul,
J . Roes came reit and got a .good
hit batting Armstrong bone and 1
took 2nd base himself. Wilson
took 1st on 7 •balls but was put out
on account of running over the
base. The boys said, well, we have
1 run if we never get any more.
Guelph went in but not a man reach-
ed 1st `base, So far so good.
2nd inningsr—•Brussels, Shaw out
on ;Orikes, Gerry on fly, Armrs,trong,
on 1st, Sttretton, and' Carrie left on
bases. Atikinlson made a run for
Guelph owing to several muffsby
the Clippers.
Whitelwaa,hes were now 1n order
the ,171tppe2s reoelving tour in suc-
cession viz. 3rd, 4th, eth and 6th in-
nings, and the compliment being re-
•turae'd the Maple Leafs had to put
up with the same for the 3rd, 441.
and 641, in the 6th innings E. Hew-
er scos'ed a run making their total
2 and putting then, Hoe run ahead
of Brrseelss Excitement ran high
bat in the 7th innings A. Currie add-
ed another run to the, Clipper's score
sodi atter administering another
whitewash bo the visitors J. Rose
and A. Mara made a ran each in
pearanbe.
Haw's you hair? Is it lustrous and
soft—:or is it dull and faded? To re-
store tbds lustre, give it a good hair
tonic now and then, and every week
or ao, cleanse it thoroughly with a
lathering shampoo. Above all, donee
neglect dally brushing for vihorous
and .frequent brushings will do so
mulch to brighten your tresses.
Next look at your skin It should•.
be clear and smooth, and of emerse
free from. wrinkles, Oh, 7 know it
sounds) easier than it is, but you
mush try and maintain a youth-
ful complexion. Are you using the
Three -Purpose cream I've been tell-
ing you about? It wiiS help to keep
your skin. senbath and fresh -looking.
And if you mRill always wash with
gentle pahnoldve soap, you'll find it
such an aid to beauty.
Re you've wrinkles, look cl'eeeiy
around your eves, mouth and chin
for these worrisome lines, resolve
to get rid of them. Massage with
Three Purpose create each night
and leave a lithe on overnight.
A feather article will eontlnue this
beauty steektaki.n:g, In the meantime
write ,me about Your Personal prob-
lems, enclosing four onleacemt stamps
for my interesting new booklet on,
Beauty Cars, Address; Miss, Bar-
bara Lynn, Box 75, Station B., Mont-
real, Que.
Start On
Rug In
Room Plan
With the correct rug for a start,
.the building up at the room is in-
terestingly illustrated in prefes-
sionally decorated totems now on
dlispaly in. New Fork. From a wide
variety of weaves• and colors calico•
the decorator 'chooses the, rug
which 0xaetly fits hie scheme or
given a rum ,beautiful and import-
ant enough, he creates• a setting
for it.
Baseball
Game
In're ilonse to special request we
are prinking this week the account
of the baseball game ptayecl here
between the Brussels 'Clippers' and
the Wavle. Le,ata' of Guelph on Fri-
day August 101tb, 1852.
Clippers Vs. Maple Leafs
Fully five hundred people, old and
young, osaenhbled on Victoria
rSsuare to witness the silanwpionship
game of baseball between the Mania
Lents, of Guelph, champions of
Canadh and the Clippers, of Brus-
este, last Friday aternoon, A great
deal of speculation was centred
upon the result ate the home team,
although victorious in, all the match.
ea pissed this year with amateur
4Wba, by big odds, were sow tack-
ling a team whose •prowesb was rec-
ognised far and near, and very
serious, doubts were sopressed that
our boys rw'ouldl get• a run at all.
The Mapie Leafs play almost every
dray and, have a verve pitcher and
all ,the latest "wrinecles4 'ot tea game
Whiffle our boy's aro waiting every
day with MAY an octaaaionat praci-
tied, hence the doubts expressed as
to our boys htan4antg Much chance
of Winning a snatch, seemed to rest
on goad, tonmdhtion,
With this' introduction we will
proceed. At 1.45 p.ni. the Batt.
Band, acteonitpaufedi by a moiler of
the tall club, 'went 'to the station
and essc'orted, the vieting teem to
the Aauerican. hotel, where the
wvuts of the inner.annit Were wild
sSDplied', A1wlt S p.m, the two
clubs'
Were on the gtotnud ready for
the eth innings, which sent the
boys two rem ahead. The two re-
maining innings were whitwashes
for Guelph, although the eth was' a
close one and had is not been icor
the eatcellieeit geeing of Arm-
strang, especially, a run would have
been got in. Brru%lsels was white-
washed in the 5,th timings. The
game dosed with loug and. long aro.,
piause, the score beans, Clippers 4
runm and 6 idiitewashes. Maple
Leafs • 2 runs and 7 whitelwasheis.
The game was a fine one all through
and was so dose that victory was
very uncertain,
The following is the score: -
CLIPPERS
CLIPPunS R.
M. Armstrong, c 1
C. Knelchtel, p. 0
D. Rosa, 1st b, 0
J. Ross, 2nd .h. 1
A. Wilson, 3rd, b. 1
J. Stretton, s:s, 0
A. Currie, II. 1
J. Shaw, r f, 0
N. Gerry, c.f. 0
TOTAL 4
O.
4
4
4
2
a
3
1
3
3
27
1tiAPLE LEAFS R. O.
Madelbnk, c 0 3
W Dyson, 1.2. 0 4
J. Hewer, Fes, 0 6
Atkinson), 1st b. 3. 1
B. Hewer, 2nd b. ...,., 1 2
F. Dyson, p, 0 4
' Purvis, 3rd b. 0 3
Taylor, c;f. 0 2
Croft, r:f, 0 3
t TOTAL 2 27
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Clippers 100000120
Leafs 010001000
Total;
4
2
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DRIED
OR PICKLED
• Even if that dauntless fisherman didn't have any
luck, today, he can have fish for supper ... and he
will like itl
Your dealer can secure Dried or Pickled Canadian Fish
for you no matter how far you are from open water.
You can choose from such Dried Fish as Cod, Haddock,
Hake, Cusk, and Pollock, and such Pickled Fish as
Herring, Mackerel and Alewives .. , and every one of
them can be served in tasty, different ways.
Enjoy this food in your home. You can get Dried or
Pickled Canadian Fish with all its goodness retained
for your enjoyment, Mk your dealer. You will find
k very economical, too.
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OTTAWA.
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