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1•lYddo Home Economist
t, GRAPES
,,,. Suggested School Dely Meats
Hello, Homertumerst One of the • 1. Tomato soup with cracliers,
/pleasuresof early fail is ni1teyI Pear and cream cheese salad
grapes,, right off the bunch, They're avitil assorted sandwiches,
act very delicate in flavour and tex• Milk
tire- And possibly the best fruit 12 'Vegotable sougr' with crackers
available in September, Chopped creme beef on toast
* '* ef Alpgle Puddling and milk
Grapes are au excel
source of 3 Tomato Juice and contain small amounts of II Casserole of vegetables and
witarnias. Then, too, they are easily
preserved is .a variety or ways.
Substitute grape ince for the more
expeasive imported Trait juices—
the morning fruit drink, defreshing
• ruii cocktails and sauces, relishes,
'catsup. conserves and fruit jelly.
These surely add to the enjoyment
of meat, satiads, desserts or midnight
snacks. Spicy grape sauce on a
-.slice of broiled ham; grape jelly an
-cold turkey --or on hot muffins. We
-rare, giving you a few recipes for
-preserving this perishable fruit. wash. 5 lbs. of firm blue grapes
Remember—it's especially good for (not over ripe). Remove stems,
;Hie ..chlikiren.1 place in kettle with two good sized
* * * apples. Add 1 cup of water and
"September days and school days cook on electric element turned high
until boiling, then to low immed-
iately. Do not overcook. Pour In-
to jelly bagand let drip over night•.
Measure juice and boll 5 minutes.
Add M, cup of granulated sugar for
each cup of juice, Stir until dissoty
ed. Let mixture boil gently. Test
for finished product by noticing
wether drops form a sheet on, the
side of a spoon when 8t is poured
oft Pour into bot sterilized jelly
glasses. Cool, cover with paraffin
cookie bush or a pancake tree." and store in dark, cool place.
noodles
Lettuce salad
Applesauce and oatmeal cook-
ies
Milk
4. Cream of pea soup with crou-
tons
Jellied vegetable salad with
cream cheees sandwiches
Hot chocolate
* * *
Grape Jelly
'again have brought several requests
Zor well-balanced meals for chit -
then just starting to walk a long
-away to and from school. And thep
.do play so hard that they cannot
help but work up n appetite,
* * *
'Weary mothers mixing dough,
Don't you wish that food would
grow?
Your lips would senile, I know,
to see
4.111•••• •0,110 �.•or
"Don't you wish we
could shorten the war?"
He:
'She:
"Well, in a way we can, you know."
"But, George, we're not trained to do any-
thing .
nything. "
He: "Training doesn't matter for what I'm thinking
about.1 was wondering whether we couldn't put
more of our income into War Savings Certifi
cater."
:She: "And why not? We might have to go without one
or two pet. luxuries—but wouldn't it be worth it to
bring back peace again?"
He: "And won't we be glad of the money—and the
interest it will have earned—in a world without
war restrictions!"
The help of every Canadian is needed for Victory. In these days
of war the thoughtless selfish spender is a traitor to our war effort,
A reduction in personal spending is now a vital necessity to re-
lieve the pressure for goods, to enable more and more labour and
materials to be diverted to winning the war. The albout effort,
which Canada must nails, demands this self-denial of each of ua.
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:JPfNe US$' —70 ROY MORE
WAR SAVINGS
,CERTIFICATES
11-1E BRUSSELS POST
LOOK OUT FOR
YOUR LIVER
Cud( Ft up right now
' and feet like a million 1
You liver ie the largest organ in your body
and moot important to your health, It pours out
bile to digest food, gots rid of waste, supplies
new energ , allows proper nourishment to reach
' your. blood. When your liver gets out of order
food decomposes in your intestines. You he -
come constipated stomach and kidneys can't
work properly. You feel "cotten"—headachy,.
backachy, dizzy, dragged out all the time.
For over 35 years thousands have won prompt
relief From these miserios—with Fruit-a•tives
So can you now. Try Fruit-a-ties—you'll be
simply delightedjtow quickly you'll feel like ■
now person, happy and well again. 25c, SQc.
FRUIT.AIIVES LorgesiSe ro
Liver Tablas
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Grape Jam
Stem the grapes, wash, and press
the pulp from the skins. Place the
Pub in a kettle, cook until soft,
then rub through a sieve to remove
the seeds. Cook the ,skins until
soft In just enough water to . cover.
Combine the two mixtures and boil
for live aninutea. Measure and allow
one cup of sugar for every plat of
fruit. Cook until thick, which will
talke but afew minutes. Pour In
clean, hot jars and seal.
Grape Conserve
2 pints grapes
2 oranges
1 cup seeded raisins
23i cups sugar
1 cup walnut meats
Wash, stem and seed the grapes.
;Slice bhe orange's very thin, and add
to the grapes. Add the raisins and winter.
user and cook until the mixture is ICaaadla's transportation industry
Asir -
transparent and thick, on electric LT' •vu.g up to its biggest job,
element turned low. Add the Shop -
It
triune is uncreasing •rupiit4,.
Ped walnut -meals. Pour while hot 1¢ you .purchase air take early
into hot, clean jars and seal, • I delivery .(JY 8
6 much as possible of
Grape Catsup your pue1 requirements for the
ctrruang winter you help material•'y
to avoid a transportation bowls,
1 neck.
After October the greatly increase
ed output of munitions in Canaua
CUT COARSE FOR THE PIPE
CUT FiNE FOR CIGARETTES
Two -Piece Suits
For Autumn Wear
While some depressingly far-
sighted women have been inaltiiig
forages on the stocking 'counters
this pact week, others have beeu
out in the market looking at ready -
to -weer clothes which will reach
the stores' soon. Here is what was
found. '
In silniouehte, skirlsare slim
with front fullness, and bodices
are easy, bloused or shirred.
Sleeves, are roomy and ddwulders
still have modified padding or are
simply -sloping. Yokes, are• includ-
ed in every collection. Two-piece
effect dresses( vital peplums and, less
frequently, tunics are seen. Jersey
is the most widely used frabrie, in
silt and woollen and rayons in both
day and evening clothes. Trimming
is ,.yarn, or fabric, or ribbon loops
and beads..
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Statement By
Coal Administrator
Fill your coal )pin now'.
.e, v' y ill oT tsuou yea can .stere
away „oaay mantes is possible to snip
au addialunar tun ot: munitions taus
4 pounds grapes
2 pounds sugar
1 pint ,vinegar
2 teaspoons cloves
2 teaspoons allspice
• 2 tablespoons cinnamon' ` and the United States must take
Wash the grapes anvi. remove them precedence over all other transpor-
from the stems. Place them in a
pan. and steam them until they are
soft. Put the fruit through a sieve,
add the other Ingredients, and cook
the mixture for twenty minutes.
Seal it in clean, hot jars.
Grape ice 9 ..
Tare cap sugar
1 cup grape -juice
' 14 cup orange-juiee
151 cups water
2 tablespoons lemon, juice
,Boil the' sugar and water togeth- Anothbr giant cattle beast, one to
ed for five minutes. Mix all the in- rival Charlie Stewart's famous
gredients together, strain and freeze steer of .other days, has come Into
do electric refrigerator turned to the news of 'North Huron. It is the
coldest point.
Take A Tip
1. Ars, soon as rugs show 'signs of
wear, trim .off the worn or frayed
Places and rebind with carpet .bind.,- Ing 3,200 pounds, is to the put . oa
ins, exhibition at the Teeswater Fair
2. The edges of small or bedroom and the proceeds given to the Red
rugs often can be "button-holeci'' Foss'
Resolution Money Bags is rising
eight years old and up to last year
tation demands. If you don't bay
your coal when transportation is
available, you: may have to wait for
it this winter. I urge you, therefore
in your own and your country's in-
terest, fill our coal vin now.
P. McG. Stewart,
Coal Administrator unded the
Wartime Prices and Trade Boirrl
v
3,200 -Pound Bull the
Sensation of North Huron
purebred. Shorthorn bull, Respluttiu'
Money Bags, of W. A. Culbert,
stock -breeder of the 4th cenoes-
0100 of Ashfield. Thebull, weigh,
with heavy woollen yarn in, match-
ing or contrasting color.
3. Satter for pancakes or fritters ran the Delde. He is quiet, yet
should be made at least an hour Le- active, ankl a good feeder. Ile Is a
fore it has to be fried. This allows half-brother to the 2,410 -pound bull
the starch grains in: the flour to recently shipped from Fordwdoh by
swell, so that the battr is light and a looal drover, who purchased the
digestible when cooked, animal from Strong Bros., 6th con-
cession, Howieik.
Humidity Important - V
In Egg Quality
The effect of humidify on egi)
quality has for some time been
recognized, but comparatively few
..people are aware of its importance,
states the bulletin entitled "Con -
.servation of Egg Quality," No. 57 in
' the War Time Production Series, 1 iron up easier, if you use soapy
issued by the Agricultural Supplies t instead of plain water?
* * *
A lunip, of camphor in the cher`
or drawer where sliver is kept
will keep it nose from tarnish; or
rutb a little olive oil ever it: When
needed, wash in warni soap and
dry thoroughly.
* , ,
To prevent the risk of silk gar•
mends and stockings catching on
pieces of canein the clothes bas-
ket, line the Uaslcet with a Piece
of oilcloth. The lining ma be
wiped with a damp cloth.
* * *
Coffee grounds are good for
&leaning. Put a good spoonful into
a dirty bottle, add water and shape
well, pone them down the sink to
take away grease.
* *
Don't overloek ainmonia in your
tpnsework, A dedertspoonful in a
basin of water, brushed ever the
carpet, does wonder, for the colors,
The carnival which was to have and it your grocer has rum out of
been held in the 13r•uesels Arena on washing up Powder or troop -Flares
'111iuudliday, September 2511, under apill a few drape of ammonia into
the auspices of the local branch of the washing-up water and Whittle the
the Red Cross has been postponed.g'r'ease off Plates and pang iii the
tit will be held at a later date, I twinkling of an eye.
HANDY HINTC
When polishing a Room give the
polish a little time to soak in.
* * *
Did you know that starch makes
up much better and your things
Board. Lf the moisture content of the
air in an egg -holding room is around
50 per cent or lower, heavy shrink-
age in weight oecme, resulting in en
larged .air cells. ' If, (however, the
(tumidity rises to extrem•ely levers of
90 per cent or more, mocld growth
with resultant musty flavour 'will be
serious/ This will be quite narked it
this lflgh humidity is 'associated
with .a tenrperatui'e of 40 degrees or
higher, Me inspotrance of humid-
ity is possibly' more clearly shown
by the results of experimental Work
caroled on in bhe study of egg
quality. Wheii an average humid.
ity of 3,8 per cent was maintained in
the egg room, only eight per cent
Of the eggs graded .in top glade and
92 per cent was in the second grade
When the relative humidity wax
raised to 77 percent, with no other
change in practice, the eggs all
graded in; the top grade,
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V4edue5dt
Septmeber• 24111,
041
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Are Responsible For Your
Children's Health
Give Them
7lY2rrrss; r8
Ilaitnrized Milk To Drink
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
Phone 22-r-2
Brussels, Ont.
Fire Prevention Week
Will Begin October 5th
Ottawa, Sept. 7-4 proclamation
designating the week beginning Saa
day, October 5th, as "Fire Proven
tion Week" was published tonight
in The Canada Gazette,
Preamble by the proclamation and
reliable stable/ties show "at least 80
per cent" of fires are caused direct-
ly or indideetly through "Inexcus-
able ignorance and neglect and are
,therefore preventable."
"War, economic and lzumanItaria-z
consideration imperatively demand
that human life and material re-
sourced In Canada be so far as
possible_ conserved in order that
Canada's war effort be unob*trueted
and the general welfare of the
people may be measurably increas-
ed," the proclamation said.
Eat Sweet Corn '
The English Way
London' England, newis'papera
have discovered that an intrepid
British farmer is growing 114. acres
of sweet corn, which will go on i
sale for sob eating at 15 cents per
ear, and one writer undertook to
explain it .this way.
Corn is a favorite food in North
America where it is grown Large+y
in the Southern -states. It 1s also
regarded as a great delicacy by
Anglo -Indians throughout the Bast.
"The cob is boiled for 15 minutes
and served like e. npotato in its
jacket. The leaves are removed,
butter or margarine is spread over
the corn and it is sprinkled with
Peppeand salt.
"The r en, holding it at the ends,
YOU nibble the corn like a rabbit."
GO: l7rom Noon Friday, Oct, 10
until 2.00 p.m. Monday, Oct. 13
RETURN:. Leave destination
up to midnight, Tuesday, Oct.
14, 194L
Thies shown are standard.
For faros and further information apply Ticket Agents. •
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CANADIAN 6NATIONAL
cikeSNAPSNOT GUILD
HALLOWE'EN PICTURES
A box -camera could get thls, with high speed film, one small "flood" bulb
inside pumpkin, snapshot exposure. Try some like It this Hallowe'en I
HALLOWE'BN, with its parties,
decorations, and grotesque mas-
querades, offers line opportunity for
weird, unusual pictures. And these
are easy—it's mostly just a matter
of placing your photo bulbs, to ob-
tain a novel lighting effect,
Ordinarily, photo bulbs are placed
at the subject's eye level, or above.
But for weird effects, ;you place
them low—so that the light shines
upward into the subject's fade. It's a
simple trick, but it produces sur-
prising results.
Try this idea In a jack-o'-lantern
shot, such as the one above. Use
just ono small No. 1 flood bulb in-
side the pumpkin, at distance of
two feet from the subject's face. For
box cameras load with high speed
film, of course, andopen tothe larg-
est
iar -est lens aperture. For finer cameras
and high speed Rlm, set the shatter
for 1725 second and lens aperture
at 1/11. Incidentally, see that the
photo bulb does .not tench the Wet
Interior of the pumpkin, nor shine
directly into the camera lens (via
Jack's nose or eyes).
Use the same idea for a picture
of the "witch's cauldron" at the Hal-
lowe'en party, Simply place the
light down in the kettle—allowing
it to shine up in the, "witch's" face.
Also, get a shot of a group listening
to a ghost story. For this one, place
photo lights at floor level, or conceal
them back in the fireplace, to imitate
firelight. You'll need two bulbs for
this shot, and exposure data will be
found in any snapshots -at -night leaf-
let, which you can get without
charge from your photographic
dealer.
It's fun to play with these effects,
but don't overlook other Hallowe'en
activities. Get shots 01 the games
duckin for r
apples
g o...costumes
and masks . serving of refresh-
ments. Make the party record com-
plete, and then you can enjoy it
over and over again,
346 John van Guilder