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"What i nayonnalist £ â€" reader. term indis quibble, ho fine mayon bination of ‘or Aemon ; Federal Dr demands t} 60 per cent M aki Mayonnaise and Other . Salad Dressing ReCILpe@S$ muing Better Edith M. Barber Answers a Question from a Reader who Wished Enlightenment on the Matter of Mayonnaise. In Addition There are the Usual Recipes. PALMOLIVE SOAP, made with Olive Oil, has been selected exclusively for the BDionme Quins . .. Let this same sate soap keep all your skin young and lovely. 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There is no reasot dressing and mayonnaise a standard base cannot be ; spoon vinega drop by drop beating with thickens, the whipped minced C nousenolds 1O frigerator jars dressing whic} dre is a little mustard: Thrift Cooker Hluminated Cooking Top sSliding Oven Shelves Buffet Working Top Warming Drawer uUup Or a IT what the i Sometimes dri h 6b n teasp( indard d 11 give you new Hotvoint Cookâ€" 1t i1I Al SOuU lers )metl W C 1}C Inalvidua redl Ma vonnaise mm( keep 1 1j MADE IN CANADA TCl n nts and add yolks of d add oneâ€"half teaâ€" Id salad oil gradually, st, then more quickly, beater. As mixture i lemon juice or vineâ€" 1| havt nient Hotâ€" pper, pimiento hili sauce are called a Thouâ€" 1‘ make Tarâ€" ed pickles, onâ€" es, capers and ison why salad se made with be different. vyonni@ise 0o hinned wit!] Occasionally n ‘jver ho CC essings 1icken â€" AI DiI Often addec reâ€" @rladc b thke 1 C or "filled" feeling in nineteen perâ€" sons of normal weight and fourteen overweights. The response.of the blood pressure was the same in both groups. In the group of normal weight there was a rise of the temperature of the skin which began shortly after the start of the meal and reached a maximum 3.5 degrees Fahrenheit in sixty minutes The rise in temperature of the skin in the overweights was definitely less and slower in reaching its full height than in those of normal weight. The point as suggested by Drs. Booth and Strang is that the delayed sensation of being satisfied with the food eaten in the case of overweights may be the reason that they continue to eat longer than others; it takes longer to give the full or satisâ€" fied feeling. The lesson of course is that overâ€" weights must stop eating just a little while at least, before they feel "satisâ€" fied." They can‘t afford to> wait until they feel satisfied if they wish to reduce weight. a meal of n fied or "fill sons .of n overweights pressure In the gro was a rise skin which of the meal 3.5 degrees n (Registered in accordance with Copyvright Act.) Nature has been kind to him in a sense by blessing him with a good apâ€" petite, a good digestion. and such a economic body that it actually stores up the extra food as fat, whereas in one of normal weight the food is used up by the body and any balance thrown out as wastes. oddity publicity for Canada. There have been broadcasts about the "anxâ€" ious mothers," case histories of the leading contenders in the papers, movie "shorts‘"‘ on the various families. And now word comes from New York reâ€" hearsals have started for a stage play called "Stork Mad" dealing with the maternity marathon. The further this thing goes the worse it gets, and it‘s going a long way yeLl. With the surplus of labour to be found on relief lists in many municiâ€" palities, a programme of roadâ€"building which would open up untravelled reaches of the North Land could be started. Beauty spots which are now so inaccessible they can be visited only by a few would attract more tourists. The tourist industry is now one of Canada‘s largest but it can be develâ€" oped still further. And placing more of the country‘s attractions within reach of visitors should pay dividends. Not only that, but in the road buildâ€" ing Ccampaign new resources of the country might be discovered. Northern Ontario has yvielded many fortunes to people who have searched its interior. More may still remain to be discovered. The objection that building more roads would destroy the picturesqueness of the country is a small one. Most tourists are willing to sacrifice a little of the picturesque for a few less bumps. Further, with such a good appetite one who is overweight is not easily "filled" r satisfied with the amount of food aten as is one of norma weight. This s one of the reasons that bulky foods f low food value are always prescribedl n the reducing diet. Thus cabbage,‘ ettuce, celery, Brussel sprouts are giv-' | | ‘n in large amounts, whereas sugar, cream and bread are given in / imall amounts. Another interesting point regarding| verweights as recorded in the Archives f Internal Medicine. Chicago, by Drs 3. Booth and J. M. Strang, Pittsburgh.l | | | s the "changes in temperature followâ€"| ng the éating of food." They examined the blood pressure; ind the temperature of the skin after| imeal of meat designed to give a satisâ€"| ied or "filled" feeling in nineteen perâ€"| ons of normal weight and fourteen| build gar and continue adding oill. finished mixture should be very Keep covered in the icebox. Quick Meal Cream of Mushroom Soup Cold Cuts. Tartare s By James W. Barton, M.D., Toronto Ottawa aby derb Open can of soup ar Make Tartare sauce Dress cucumbers. Make coffee. Bo Althou; vernme ‘ess ake coffee. opyright, 1936, by The Bell Syndi 18K CC rom Fort Erie Timesâ€"Review) aough the federal and provincial nments _ have instituted road ng programmes in Northern Onâ€" for the last few years this Mecca murists could be more widely deâ€" d as an industry which would good returns. h the surplus of labour to be 1@ re ling Better Roads Would Bring Dividends NT Creamed potatoes Corn on the cob Sliced cucumbers Melon Coffee thod of Preparation potatoes gnd cucumbers and chill. for corn. and cook. f soup and he of course is that stop eating just a before they feel * in‘t afford to wait Dion i1:â€"That Toronto w running in second ine quintuplets in for Canada. There of Poutr $ Ebhat Bodp a t of ana ind tario. L North aw situation. able to v North had only is the "Hince wl on this subj Hepburn, in pointed criti footsteps of â€" sors, and in province that ever, thatl present G ern Ontar the previo ing its 6 limit ins( concerned laving up t@a VIng Up D. which will } or later, by ministratior exceptio1 that is : the v North North TY rane “Il Believes Effective Action to be Needed Advocates of South ed Fairly at Druggists, Grocers, General Stores. Each pad will kill flies all day and every day for three weeks. 3 pads in each packet. WILSON FLY PAD CO., Hamilton, Ont les its foll YÂ¥ PAY L road W1I adu: 1Ci¢ thne fol] 1t 16 )1 1 Old O1 11 1¢€ Prem 11 rt n 1C 1¢ Y 1¢ Five Million Scots Will Want to Know the Meanin 11 11 re NC 11 The differinc %99%1156[1 Ahold Uydia Le Baror\Walker Another Reason Family Safety flo n 11 in the levels of hall and boudoir is noticeabl the whiteâ€"painted stop. ime 0A lTea Ti 11 s IN HOUSES. THEIR CAUSES, DANGERS AND REMEDIES. e flool Discre B 1) [s1 e| hi in ‘be seen (Copyrigh ite, Inc.) made at the threshold. The tread of _step may be white or some striking our that will harmonize with a )sen colour scheme or the room. An ctric light may be fixed to flash in floor when the door is opened. Or opsning of the door may flash a iger signal from a side light or one r head, while floors remain undisâ€" bed. In halls where the light is dim, amp or small electric light should kept burning night and day so steps 100r 1s paln ade at the tep may be ir that . wil P € i V e it teps a menace. ‘To ittempt to enter a _the same level and 1 or> fall â€"down, is / result in a iminor . the discrepanâ€" of danger fatâ€" ily becomes used n levels, and inâ€" down as needed all, or from one The Bell Syndi because of TH