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; a . % --..~ THE: DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE MACARONI AND DRIED BEEF CASSEROLE In boiling salted water cook % lb, macaroni or spaghetti and one-half PAGE FIVE " THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1947 other summer "must." There's one shade especially attractive, a sandy brown, that, when combined with white, brings out the best in your boiling water, drain and spread over | tered crumbs and bake at 400 deg. the macaroni. Melt 3 tablespoons | Fahr. until golden brown. Chicken butter, add 3% ib. mushrooms sliced | or cold roast pork or ham may be and cook 3 minutes. Add 3 table- | used in place of chipped beef. This Hints for Shopping BEAUTY FOR YOU -- For Summer Clothes Button-up-the-front models will retain their popularity at work - for play styles. There are so y styles to choose from in al- every summer fabric. Linens, and fresh looking, are es- good in this style. If it's for the office you will appreciate the dress, with cap sleeves, and horizontal stripes to put you in mood. Seersuckers have achieved a new business-like doesn't it? Cool and summery was the little seersucker with wine and French blue stripes. Bands of -blue trimmed the waistline and a bow made a nice neckline touch. Have you always had an urge to be the Southern belle type? If so, you'll find a sweet dress that just answers the role. In a fine "soap and water" gingham it has tiny puff sleeves and a frilled flounce at the hemline. A wide sash ties in a big fresh bow at the back. Another style in the same material, featured big, gathered pockets. Light, cool, chambrays are an- and |just a few of the combinations tan. Tailored shirtwaist style dresses, with pleats on the front of the skirt, are the smartest of styles in chambray. 4 Plaids, in every conceivable com- bination of color, are another hap- py thought for office wear--sort of "brighten up the corner where you are" idea. And when they are in cottons, and washables, they're par- ticularly welcome. Bright yellow and | black, pastel blue, and red or wine, orange-tinted yellow and brown, are shown in one-piece and two-piece styles. Of course one white dress is a must on your list. If you just can't tear yourself away from the suit idea youll be glad to know that there are some linen suits in the shops. One I saw was in crush- resistant linen with large flap poc- kets and fitted slim skirt. Nice in white, too, is washable pique or waffle weave cotton. I saw a smart buttoned pique, and an- other that you could zip in or out of in seconds. It's a long time since we have seen styles featuring a full-length - zipper. WHEN YOU'RE DOWN AND FEELING SLACK LIPTON'S TEA WILL BRING YOU BACK ONLY LIPTON'S BRISK-TASTING TEA GIVES YOU THAT _FOR.A SWIFT...FLAVOR-LIFT GET LIPTON'S TEA BAGS, T00! flavor. ..if you've FLAVOR-LIFT you get with Lipton's Tea, you've got a real treat coming! that gives you brisk, mellow right up. the blend is Lipton's own secret. enever you're tired or depressed, drink a cup of n's and see how much better you feel! Ask for Jieks you n s--an Lipto Lipton's--the tea with the FLAVOR-LIFT--at your grocer's today! Copyright 1947--Thos. J. Lipton Limited 0% ® If you've never tasted Livion's delicious brisk e never felt the exhilarating For Lipton's is the only tea r--plus a lift that It's the blend that makes rt | RECKITT'S BLUE § PREVENTS CLOTHES TURNING YELLOW | No 'yellow hue' thanks to Blue! Oh what joy it is to hang clothes all snowy white on the line! No faded, yel- low look! White sheets, towels, table linen and clothes are white when rinsed in Blue! So easy... just a swish or two of Blue in the final rinsing water--and out they come." sparkling, snowy-white! P.S.--Seven colours combine to make white, one of these is blue. Blue must be added to make true white. s MOTHERS WASH DAY HELPER 8 Keep Your Figure Ship-Shape - By HELEN 3 Ants Saws Spode, tat. Dustsibuand by King Features The career-girl should buy a child's jumping rope and use it. * +p There's no excuse these days for not getting 'outdoor exercise. Al Fresco invites you. Young, green, freshly.washed leaves on the trees wave you a welcome. Hustle through your housework, you boss of the home; forget the broom and the . Find outdoor fun on Sat- urdays and Sundays, you career girls, Just got. to do it, both of you. If you don't, youll develop figure changes that you won't like. Your spirits will mildew. Muscles like to work and play. When they don't, they develop a hobby. You know what? They col- lect fat cells. They were never meant to rest against soft cushions. Give them , exercise and, through the nervous system, they will tele- phone happy greetings through all of your physical house, They'll tell the digestive organs to be on the job. They'll order blood streams to skip along merrily, taking nour- ishment to every little cell. They'll make the lungs laugh. They'll chase away blue devils and es. Does the word exerci put your teeth on edge and cidate goosie flesh? Shame on you. ¥Do you hop into the family bus to do an errand that is only a mile away? You're in for the limousine shape and serves you right. . Why not hoof it? You don't want to lose the use of your legs, do you? ; When a woman who is in nor- mal health finds that she has lost her appetite, doesn't sleep well, has become a bit morbid, there is a speedy cure for her. She should take up some kind of sport or work that keeps her out of doors part of the day. Fresh air and sunshine are wonderful influences JAMESON for good of body and spirit. Gardening is fun for women of all ages, as many of them have found out to their great joy these last few years, Walking is an ex« cellent exercise. Soon now the swimming season will start. Don't miss out on that. Women who live in hotels, have no special jobs, who hate the idea of exercise, grow old more quickly than those who are active, The easy life is not easy on the femin~ ine figure or the complexion. The figure goes in for a policy of ex- pansion and, because of sluggish circulation, the facial coating: falls into accordion pleats. The career girl' who can't find time for golf or tennis should buy a child's jumping rope, use it for five or ten minutes night and my . For any woman under forty it is an elegant means of keeping slim, agile and graceful. It «is more vitalizing and interesting than routine exercises, though they joo Jen be Ad benefit in the ever. g ht against es brought by old Meanie ime Interlacing muscles between the ribs and the hip bones have a mean way of going slack. But what can you expect if you permit them to remain in a state of idleness?? spoons flour and when smooth add 1% cups milk and stir until sauce thickens. Pour over beef, mix light- of a green pepper cleaned and cut in fine strips. When tender drain and put in casserole. Pull apart the pieces of % lb. dried beef, cover with and reheated when needed. dish may be made ahead of time ly with fork, sprinkle top with but- | Always read the Classified ads. If You Made It Yourself | You could not make better bread. In fact no bread ¢an possibly be of finer quality than=-- You really can Savour its Flavour Your grocer or our friendly salesman will gladly supply you with it. ABREAD » --OPPORTUNITY DAY --OPPORTUNITY DAY --OPPORTUNITY DAY --OPPORTUNITY A Physician Advises You By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, M.D. FOON ALLERGY A person who becomes ill through eating certain foods which are harmless to others is said to have a food allergy. For instance, straw- berries, a great delicacy for most people, cause a certain few to break out in an itching, burning rash. Another person, eating a food to which he happens to be over-sensi- tive, may develop symptoms affect- ing the stomach or bowels. This is known ag a gastro-intestinal aller- gy. According to Dr, Robert Chobot of New York, in some cases, the patient may react within a period of fifteen minutes to one hour. In other cases, a period of as much as three days may elapse before sym- toms may develop. - Food 'Sensitivity Dr. Chobot also believes that if a child has a food sensitivity, it usually lasts until he is about five years of age and then, for some reason or another, tends to disap. pear. In the infant, gastro-intestinal allergy usually is responsible for such things as colic, vomiting, and pains in the abdomen. The fi which most often produce e trouble are milk, eggs and wheat products. It is occasionally possible, in cases of children sensitive to milk, to overcome the symptoms by giv- ing evaporated milk, since heating seems to alter the protein part of the milk in such a way that it no longer produces trouble. In other instances, it may be ne- cessary to employ some milk sub- stitute, such.as a preparation made from soy beans. When a child is sensitive to eggs, of course the eggs may be eliminated entirely from the diet. + Pain in Abdomen In the adult, gastro-intestinal al- lergy produces such symptoms as pain in the abdomen, burning sen- sations, and the presence of ex- cessive amounts of gas in the stomach and bowel. Of such symptoms may be produced by a variety of disorders, such as gall- bladder disease, ulcer of the stom- ach, constipation and similar con. ditions, Hence, if it is suspected that the trouble is due to allergy, careful study must be carried out in order to be sure. It must be pos- sible, if the symptoms are due to allergy, to reproduce them by giv- | ing the patient some of the food to which he is sensitive. Foods which seem to be particu- larly responsible for producing the symptoms are sea food, nuts, and again, milk and eggs) Of course, in all cases, the treatment involves eliminating from the diet complete- ly the foods which are producing the difficulty. HOUSEHOLD HINT If you want to examine the con- l 12 to 20. Reg. $2.98. OPPORTUNITY DAY VALUE VALUES at PATTENICK'S E'RE KEEPING PRICES DOWN "Yes! Especially when the cost of living is rising! Pattenick's buyers are scouring the markets to bring you ard your family savings in every day clothing needs. often and partake in our timely offerings. Remember, supplies are limited . . . so come on the run! Ladies' Fine BROADCLOTH PYJAMAS Ladies' Broadcloth Pyjamas in a high count striped cotton. Piped collar. Sizes rop in to Pattenick's tomorrow and Below are listed only a very few of our typical ' values. A COOL SUGGESTION FOR WARMER DAYS! SUN TAN 1.98 ll DRESSES LADIES' PANTIES 79 Ladies' panties, rayon tricot yarn, full cut. Sizes small, medium and large. Tea rose shade. PATTENICK'S OPPORTUNITY DAY VALUE OPPORTUNITY DAYS 1.98 Breezy and cool design , . . and floral printed patterns . . , make this sun dress --OPPORTUNITY DAY --OPPORTUNITY DAY--OPPORTUNITY DAY --OPPORTUNITY DA cuffs, MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS Men's handkerchiefs, work type in red and blue with polka dots; all white in high count cotton. Both 18x18 in size. PATTENICK'S OPPORTUNITY VALUE § .anforized = pre-shrunk -- ¢ ve pockéts, full cut, with Sizes 32 to 44. 2.49 White Canvas five fin, even more feminine. Dainty ruffle-edged neckline dips down to a low rounded V at both front and back. Two slit pockets. Blue, aqua, leaf green or rose. Sizes 12 to 18. Regular value 15¢c. 10. Women's Printed Spun Women's printed spun dresses in all-over stripes and florals, new- est button down front styles -- many styles and colours to choose from. Sizes 14 to 44. Regular $4.29. FLUFF-DOT MARQUISETTE Lovely quality Marquisette with red, green, blue dots on white, + +» Or solid white, 42" to 48" wide approx. Regular 69¢. OP- PORTUNITY DAY VALUE 4%. 'Yard LADIES' & CHILDREN'S 'ANKLETS 10 OPPORTUNITY DAY VALUE Rayon and Cotton. Sizes 1.98 5 to 10%. DAY --OPPORTUNITY DAY --OPPORTUNITY DAY --OPPORTUNITY DAY = ~ nc, S = or = Z Jot. = . MEN'S WORK SOCKS Men's wool and cotton work socks, made by Penmans, Reg. 35c. Pattenick's Opportunity Day Value co..eo00vversesssscsnsessesses Pair Where Thriity People Shao CHILDREN'S SUN SUITS DAINTY CHENILLE SUN SUITS, in assorted shades. Sizes 1-3. Opportunity Day Value .......... 49. BOYS' AND GIRLS' RAYON POPLIN BLAZERS: Many colours to choose from; all . trimmed in variety' cord style, ma- 1.49 BOYS' COTTON GABARDINE roon, blue, green, navy, brown. Sizes 2 to 14. Ideal for spring and summer Boys' cotton gabardine windbreakers, zipper wear, Reg. Value 2.98, .and button styles, two tone and 1.00 plain styles. Age 2 to 16 yrs. Reg. " Boys' Checked Cotton .value to, 2.98. Opportunity Day Whoopee' Pants Soys' checked cotton whoBpee type ong pants--elastic back, full cut. Xegular value 2.49. OPPORTUNITY DAY 1.98 PENMAN'S BOYS' STRIPED JERSEYS Penman's Boys' striped cot- 4 ton Jerseys, fine count polo shirt. Ideal for summer; red, brown, green; button . Sizes 24 to 34. 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