The Brussels Post, 1947-1-1, Page 2Wednesday„ January let. 1047
THE BRUSSELS POST
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WIG MIAS
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Holiday Greetings. l•'niend ' The
doors swing in. the door vrfn .
mat; No need to sing the folk
song —
these ;r•:•y words cue trite
wherever Christmas is celelteated.
in spite of the eumere,us prepared
hoods and the baking ser
hat
soother had managed prior to holi-
day week there seem= to ler t c m-
t'zn,-tnus clatter in the kitchen The
flee Pot has never cooled since
two deys before (br t•1ut_ and the
Cola rake wrapping ,has become
tarn in the repeated tushes to seeve
Snags who "swing in" the door.
Meanwhile mother c'oncnct = left•
avers into attractive and tasty
Aisles. Here's hoping she may glean
a Jew ideas from our list of supper
dzshee to help her during the busy
heated tlectric oveu at, 419 al's, ETHEL
for 15 ntiuutes. Serves '0,
Ohr istlnas Tree S•tiacl - Ps, I pare in Ethel Prsbyterian Mamie
minced parsley or endive and strips perember 28th \i'4u,n Rev, Iver
00 sliced mines .to form a tree MacIver united In marriage by a
design on each side plate. Add double ring; ceremony, Eleanor Flor-
1 A very charming wedding took
1
cooked cranberries, grpnee and ham nee second eldest daughter 01 Mr.
anus in small pieces and chopped „,i tilts. P, Itichnrtls of Ethel, Ont
nuts. ;9prinkte with C:emit dress alio and Cecil 11.11111, only s'on of 31r.
lug, and firs. B. C. Sint'ontnn of Topeka,
C'hces. Melba " ':ttr,•14 a veru Kenna, The ehmcel1 was decorated
layer of cheese on one eels Of
with leeekets of yellow mans . and
1; t:t.' er bread. Pete• an bakingi wtapers. Thcmin
sheet and leave in a want oven for w1tnhite was gat"n ine marriharageg bybride her
•• e errs. (1) id :dtsuld 1 ' thin to father, wore a floor length gown of
give crisp, tacky toast). white satin with loose yoke. sarin
t•1 ,acsage and >ppl^a Scvutwieb ruf!'tc�s and net overskirt. Her long r " .A
—You require % lb, sausage and 3 emhrnidered 1101 veal wa.s gnfihered '` ` A t7 f tf P3
ltdS
apples. Shape seasoned sauna,:
to a crown of ostrich tips. Her
;n1.11 Inmost was of Red Better'Time Roses 1 PIAN WANTED—
Left 'Em Laughing
Jimmy Walker
The rapier -sharp quips of dapper
Jitumy Walker, one-time mayor of
Now York, were a trademark
throughout his ealorfnl career, Some
of the situations in which the wit of
Jimmy Walker figured are featuerd
in two 101ges of ,anecdotes about
Walker in The American Weekly
with this Sunday's (Juin. 6) issue of
The Detroit Sunday Times, Get
S,mdoy's Detroit Times For the
MOST to interest you.
thick, fry and remove from pan• soil baby prat el efts. The bride Was ,fur Rawlelgh business. 11x11 to
keep hot. Core and slice apples. attended by leer eldest sister Mae t 1600 families. Good profits for
1.. • ,•;)11 skin on and sante it little hustlers. Write today, Rawleigh's
sausage fat, Place a sausage patty
and a slice of apple on toilet, O.u''
nish with carrot earls Serve with
cabbage salad.
Appetizer to serve with soup or
tomato juice; Fill cake decorate:
with precut (horse and press cheese
on crackers, Stick in slivers of
pickle.
Grapefruit Roses—Prom a Thiele•
skinned grapefruit remove the yel-
low rind just deep enough it) leave
a smooth surface. Dip grapefruit
into hot water and s'cra'pe off whito
membrane. Starting from one curl
peel a continuous strip about an
inch thick. Place carefully in water
and boil gently until conked in
tit'ted syrup. Pince in open rose -
shape on a bed of parsley or lei-
tuce,
Speoial'ty Dessert—Make were 4
squares of plain cake, 1 cup leftover
melding sane and 1 cup sal'ded
sultana raisins. Slice cake through
centre and spread with pudding
sauce mixed with sultana raisins
and cake or graham cracker crumbs.
Pet on the top pieces and piece in
the refrigerator to chill. Cut each
piece in two and serve.
Leftover Coffee—Bring 1 rep of
coffee arld 2741 eu.p sugar to a holt
Serve over heated muffins you split
in half.
tabic :'Deis and cup
e itoPite,; nuts. Heat, pour
tt, soup bolt; ar'd top with rice
Pies.
1. st•atlaped Turkey—Make a sauce
2 tbsps, butter. 3 tbsps bone, 1
. ap milk and t` cup gravy. Add 1
cup (or more) dined turkey. 2 chop-
, •ee. two times,
chopped celery, 1 tbsP. minced pars-
ley. Pour info sllti'ow pan and
sprinkle with turkey stufdtni. Bake
w.dr ofen a' '10 dere. for 15
Duchess Potatoes—Coulbialc ttvo
supe mashed potatoes. 2 tbsPs. melt-
ed fat. In tsp. salt and 2 beaten
egg yolks. Farm into round cakes
Or put into pastry hag and squeeze-
ntixture into shapes onto greased
week. baking sheet. Brush lightly with
'Holiday Soup--ro t,'fto'er stop beaten egg whites. Brown in pre -
WILLIAM T. S1°ENCE
€-rtotc: Agent Condnec•arcer:
and Cosnmia21one0
GENERAL !NSURAtiCE OFFICT
MAIN STREET, —
5tI'INI'SS CA
DS
C A. MYERS, M. D.,L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Willi(111Stt, Phone 4. Brussel: Ont.
Allan A. Lamont
:tt, geu; ¢or --Firs. Windsta, re:, and Automobile Lahti',ixn
Get particulars of aur Special Automobile Policy for Namara
Queen St. Brussels 'PhooFt 657
W. D. S. Jamieson-, M.D., C.M., L.M.C.C.
rhysican and Surgeon
Office Hours ---1 4 and 7 - 8 p.m.
Also 15 - 12 exit when potsl•Ie.
Saturday evening a until 10 p.nts-
Sundays—Emergencies and by appointment only.
Home calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 p.m.
R. S. HETHERINGTON, K. C. -- BARRISTER, ETC.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday all day — Office open
Phone 20x Successor to L. -
Chas, T. Davidson
Insurance Agent For
AU. KINDS OF
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life insurance C.o.
XIS OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ON's. Ra@IDENvY 0 .-•
Harold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
For Information, eto., write or phone Harold Jackson
Phone 12 on 668 Seafolth R. R. 1 Brucefleld
Make arrangements at The Brussels Post or
R. S. Hetherington, K. C., Barrister Office, Brussels.
Rann Johnson Furniture
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
?HONE 36 or 85 ---• -- BRUSSELS, ONT.
Lewis Rowland
(Lleenncd For Huron Count
SATISFACTION GIJAedeNTEED — PRICES r,..Ais aNAwLat
ia'er Engagements Phone a1 "The Sruessle Post" oust
bo !opiate after Immostait eiy
Por Information, eta., w rte or phone Lew. Rowland Mei* NO
Sesfirth; tr wrtte 0.19. 11. Wettest
Wo S. Donaldson Licensed Anile
mime 315 -r -I3 '-'-
fer tie Cetemtles of Hiroo end Peeti
AA seeks promptly attended to Cheeps ____,
icer Itege>Ils meats phase 31 "The >seereie P ee sod disc.
v. be leelheril disc faesesed reike.
:;u'rite as bridesmaid, gowned in
floor 1eatgbb bl.ne brocaded silk with
blue net head dress and gloves. Her
flowers were pink happy Day Rosea
and baby Narcissus. Patricia Anne,
youngest sister of the bride male '•
pretty flower girl dressed in floor•
length pink brocaded silk gown, pink
seven ntbbon head dress and carried
a basket of pink roses. The hest man
cuss 'Ped Richards, brother of fhe
bride. The ushers were David Palmer,
Stratford and Gerald Rinhards of
Ethel. The wedding male was
played by Blanche Box of Leaming-
ton and Ross Crox of Listowel song
two solos, "P111 walk beside you" and
"Because." The brides• mother wore`
e street length blue crepe dress
with pearl veil head dress with
dark blue accessories anti corsage of
Red Roses, The bridegrooms mother
wore a street length gown of grey
min stripped sills with brown access-
OrieS and corsage of pink roses
.5Per the ceremony the wedding din -
nee was served in the church parlor
by the ladies of the church. Following
a short honeymoon in Ontario, the
ham)y merle will motor to Maid,
Oklothoma, where they will reside
The bride travelled in a blue wool
dress, black chesterfield coat with
whiil+e arresaoriec. The groom Is a
:stnRent at Philinns T'ruivet'sity in
Oklahoma. attests were present
from Stratford. London. Listowel a.nd
Tnneka, TCan.sas.
Mt•. and Mrs. B. C. Simonton of
Tnneka, T{an'sas were week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Richards.
The 1lnlile of the Ftbel school held
theft• Chntstmaes en -inert in the school
inn Frirlav afternoon and 'tad as
their guests their parents and small
hretllers and C1cters. At the close of
•t,„ ,mna•ront tine 101,11. presented
, Miss Darling with n rani sable and
other gifts of remembrance. Miss
na,•linr: has resigned her position
ns teacher.
On.Saturday afternoon a large
gathering of children, and parents
welemned Snnca Clan. who arrived
with a horse and cutter. De Present-
ed each child and adult with a. gift.
The nunils of the Trnited •Snnd'ey
school had n special Christmas
service with an exchange of gifts
and each pupil received a treat
Prone the teachers.
Mrs. Cecil Tinteman has retuned
to her home from Listowel Memor-
ial TIne.pita.l where she was taken
after falling at home and frac-
hiring her leg.
'Phe township snow plow was
kept bney Saturday and Sunday
after a. very heavy fall .ef snow.
TT -51t QPESTTON BOX
Mrs, N. R. asks; Have you a
recipe using mincemeat to substi-
tute for mince pie since we have lots
of mincemeat but no shortening for
pastry.
Mincemeat Coffee Cake
Ate„wer; 2 thsps. batter. 3 tbsps,
brown sugar, ?3 tsp. cinnamon, 1 c0P
mincemeat, 14 eup dripping. v.: enp
whites:ngar. 1 egg (well heater 1, 11,
ceps a11 -purpose flour, 2 tsps, baking
powder. 1.3 tsp, salt, ee cup milk.
Oil a deep 8 inches by 9 inches
pan: melt the butter in it; sprinkle
th-' melted butter with the brown
sugar and cinnamon. Spread with,
the mincemeat and press firmly into
place. Cream together the dripping,
and white• sugar. Achl the well.
beaten egg, / 11 the sifted dry in-
gredients alternately with the milk.
Beat lightly; pour over the mince
meat. Bake in electric, oven at 921
d, zs. rm. 25 ruins. Invert nn a large
u1;tlter and serve in square•e with
bot coffee.
Mrs. J. AT. asks; rreipe fa'• sweet
netteto bade which will retain their
shape.
SPICED SWEET POTATO BALLS
Answer; 1 large sweet pota-
toes- 14 cup chopped nuts (op.
11nmril), a tbsps. fat, ?em tap,
salt, ?!s tsp. nutmeg, us tsp. all-
spice. ys tsp, cinnamon. 1;3 cup
flour, 24'4 cup brown sugar, t,3
cup water, 11/ ems, butter, 1
Oise, lemon juice.
.Scrub tche potatoes 'aril colt in
, their paclkets till tender. Remove
the skins and mash. Add the nuts,
fat. salt and settees, Blend well and
shape into eight balls. Roll in flour
and place 011 a casserole. Roll the
brawn sugar, water, butter and
lepton juice together for 5 mins.
Pour over the potato balls. Bake in
a hot electric oven for 20 mins.,
basting occasionally.
Miss J. C. slays: Parkenh'ouse rolls
were made with week-old yeast but
slough raised beautifully then sunk,
Answer: The raised dough should
have been put in pre -heated oven
immediately b0Fore the old yeast
weakened the collider structure,
t' >k
Anne Allan invites yon to write
to her in care or The Posit, Sand
in your stiggeetilons on homemalting
problems ,and watch this column, for
replies.
To Operate Radio Station
Howard Bedford, who formerly
(published The Almanac, at Wing.
I ham, tee severed his connections
with (M'CINX., and has reeeiv.ed a
license to Operate a radio station at
i Niagara Fails, Ont. It will be known
as MVO, wiltlt Power of 100 watts,
HOCKEY SLANTS
By Oliver Riley
P^r•. 11--Belgrave Are, (fortis.
T -)n, 2--T nn iesborn vs. Belgrave
Jan 1—Porch-stitch vs, Lond'esbnro
Jan. 6—Gorrie vs. Brnsieeie
Jan, 8-13elgrave vs. Fordwioh
Juan, 10—Belgrave vs. Londeehoro
Jan. 10 -•-Brussels vs, Gerrie
Jan, 12-•- Ilrnssels vs. Belgrave
ian. 14—Londesborn vs, rordwiclt
Jan. 17—Gorrie vs. Belgrave
.Ian. 17-13rueselt vs, Loncleelnero
Jam 21—Londesboro vs. Gerrie
,Tan. 22—Brussels vs. Forlwieh
Jan. 24--,Fordwieh vs, Gorrie
Jan. 25—Belgrave vs. Brussels
Juan, 27--Londesbot•n vs. Brussels
.Tan, 29—Comte vs. For1wioh
KEH' A' EAS'6
l� %s R. fPNE SHOP
fof
Acetylene and Electric
Welding
Our shop is eduipped to do
First Class
Welding
Arad Lathe Work
Your Patronage Solicited.
Good Service Assured.
Agent for
Surge Milking Machines
Phone 66.r.9 Brussels, Ont.
Dept. ML. -A-152-S, Montreal, Que.
WANTED—
Wa.itress, for nurses' dining moms,
living accommodation. PPly—Sup•
etdntendert Stratford Generel 'Hoe.
. 'lal.
FOUND—
A little girl left a pair of red
mittens in my office Saturday, Dec.
ember 15, 1946,
R. S. Hamilton
FOR SALE -
2 pair of Men's Shoes and skates
Size 10 and 9. 1 Overcoat in good
.condition. Size 42.
Box 60, Brussels
NOTICE—
1s your rubber -tired wagon ready
for Spring? Just received a ship-
ment of 600 x 16 implement tires.
E. Richards & Son, Ethel
Phone 85-r-5
TEACHER WANTED—
Teacher wanted for Ethel School
S.S. No. 11 Twp, of Grey apply stat-
ing experience and salary to
Wm. T. Spence,
Sec.-Treas.,
8.5, No. 11, Twp. of Grey
FOR SALE—
Brussels United Church Shed
Tenders for the purchase of the
seine to he in the hands of R. B.
Conelnec. by January 16th, Lowest or
any tender not neoessarily 0ceepted
R. B. 'Cousins,
Treasurer Brucsseds United Church
CARPENTERS WANTED—
First class tradesmen required tor
completion of homes on housing
Enterprises Project by the Russell
Construction Company: Ltd„ apply
Britannia Street. Fair Grounds,
Strafford, uterio,
WANTED
A rook for the I'Turon Cnnnty
Home, Clinton, Ont. Salary $06.00
per month, board and lodging pro-
vided. For information please con-
tact lid's. M. E. Jacob at 'the 'Home.
N. W. Miller,
Clerk, County of Huron
OPPORTUNITY_ '
established Rural Watkins District
available. If yon are aggressive,
and between the ages of 25 and 16—
have or can secure travel . outfit,
this is your opportunity to get estab-
ti-hed in s profitable business of
your own. For full particulars write
today to The J. R. Watkins Company
Dept, 0-13-4. 2177 Meson St., Montreal.
Que.
FOR RAt.1--
I bave at present a. choice number
.1 farms at right prides. Anyone wish -
Ing to dispose of their farm (any
size) good buildings please list them
at once as T bsve clients for Fall
.glen
Cali i,r write J. C. Long,
Reel Estate Broker, Brussels, Ont.
Phone 84.
FOR PRIDUCTION, QUALITY—
buy Bilg-4 Chicks, Titats what cus-
tomer Wm, Archer, Paisley, says,
ORtonR (1pTCB1S NOW
Sn ma.ttea• when yoil want delivered,
but especially For ,Tan: Feb, delivery,
Wide choice breeds', crosses
CANADA APPROVED, BREEDERS
Pi1LLOR17M THISTIOD
A lata year ahead for ponitrykeepere,
Irder now. Agent here is Miss el.
Grower, Brussels Phone 72.
SCHOOL CARETAKERS WANTED
Applications for the position of
caretaker for each of tate eleven
schools of Mot'ris Townslt4p School
Area. wil'i be received until Sanitary
7, 1447. Yearly contract conmmellkting
February 1, 1947. Applicants will
state salary. An ntutfine of duties
may be obtained from any of the
Trustees or from bhe Secretary,
Ralph 5, Shaw,
T_ _..— Bluevalts, Ont,
s° P. Ha',r'nut/a
Reptr.ssered
Optometrist
"Western Ontalioie Most
Modern Eye Service”
Phone 118, Narrieton
Gigantic January Coat Sale
Tre MoneySavng
Fuser
PRICES SLASHED FOR QUICK CLEARANCE OF
ALL CLOTH AND FUR COATS
One Third ott former prices of all
Cloth Coats
Every coat in the store reduced without reservation.
Nothing held back ... , Your chance to save handsomely.
We have about 89' coats and suits, Misses and Women's
sizes, some without fur, some with beautiful fur trim.
There is also one rack of untrimmed fitted coats, black
and high shades, mostly sizes 12-18 farmer prices from
$22.50 to $39.95 which goes on sale at only $14.95.
You will have to be fast to get in on these bargains.
They will be snapped up in no time.
January Sale of Fur Coats
Our assortment is good We have sizes from 12-46
in stock.
stock consists of striped Coney (dyed rabbit)
black and brown seals (dyed rabbit)
Persian Sides, Persian Paw, Muskrat backs
and Muskrat Heads
every coat handsomely reduced for quick clearance.
c You save as much as 25% on some of these.
TERMS CASH No refunds. returns or exchanges
This is a genuine Sale .... Don't miss it.
Shop at the
Paris Ladies' Shoppe, Listol=t1 el
Listowel's Leading Ladies Wear Store
where your Dollar buys more.
V14119 Gi.:•oc Ft it Kin
Baking
SOLD IN BRUSSELS AI
Dan stko
A E
Phone 6
d E 3iliiOv—"11e '
BetdserShop Breassels.
Pur-o-lator Oil Filters for all makes of tractors
FOR SALE USED T1CAC T ORS
Water Fowls -- — Manure Loaders
Tires -- Oil — Grease — Wagons — Sleighs
GET YOUR TRACTOR, OVERHAULED NOW!
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Ethel, Ont. Phone Brussels 86-r-5.
Poultry Market
Highest 'Cash Prices
Your Beat Podtry Market 1s At Your Owl Doer WIWI Ten
CALL THE DUBLIN PRODUCE CO.
We Will Call and Pay Immediate Highest
CASH PRICE
For Your Hens and Chickens.
Just Call Dublin Produce Co. Dublin 50
NO FUSS — NO WAITING •— JUsr ruuti CA511.
AN Long Distance Masse Calls Feld Ey Olin Detsurs
Whist nay %It Tbs.