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Pikling Time Is Here-- Clp These Notes for Your Files dainty : uaint but tasty pickled Why pri Bom ve jed currants to be eaten wi Tags all the ! ths. of nutmeg ths. cinnamon tok one hour, awy, tightly covered. Let them ingredients are keep in cool hid- ¢TORK-FASHION | Sent THIRTY - FIVE CENTS (35¢c)n coins (stamps cannot be attern. Print accepd) for this lair SIZE, N 3 NUMBER. Sell order to ANNE ADAMS, care of Daily Times-Gazette, Patén Dept., Oshawa, Ontario. , ADDRESS, Fa a pleasant climax to a fanily drive, you'll save mre than enough to pay f¢ your gas . . . : BY SHOPPING AT GLECOFF'S IRA SUPER MARKET 174 Ritson Rd. South Open tvery Evening . untl 10 p.m. WATCH FOR OUR IGA AD IN TONORROW'S TINS-GAZETTE They cme from the east and they core from the wést. They come fom all streets afar to ¢ our store. For velues galore In taxis, by bus ond by cor, Sha and Save Every Day lat Our Everyday Low Prices! (LECOFF'S In SUPER MARKET 174 Ritson Rd. South | " | pickled onions pa compliment a tender ham some bleak November day. It's always nice to know the an- swers. Ever wonder w! they re- commend pure coarse salt in home picl ot iodized? It's so that the Noid will not be cloudy in your pickles: Long, green strips of pickled watermelon rind and stip of pickled cantalope are - delicious when you team them later with cold cuts crisp salads. Or here's a trick that will set guests commen next winter. In water- melon pickle preparation, first are off the tough green skin, next etch your favorite smallest cookie cuters (perhaps those hearts, dia- monds, spades, clubs). Now, cut the soft re pulp into fancy shapes. ' will put you in line for a "pickling award." PS. ler a very crisp pickle? Then cover uncooked rind with lime water (% oz. to 1 gal. of water) Let stand over-night then drain. How to dress up the lowly on: ion, 'rose among roots' this year to fool the home taste-testers. Try adding for each gallon of vinegar 1 ounce of ginger root -- or % cup grated horse radish. Of course, a dry mustard"dressing is always cheered, so make at least one of this old favorite. Ever experi- ment with celery seed, chervil, chili peppers, nutmeg in your For pickling beans, broccoli, caulifiowers, gherkins, heat the vinegar that you will use. A simple but effective trick. "Why do I get soft pickles?" "Why do I Jo hollow pickles?" two young brides enquire. Softness and hollowness may caused be- cause the vinegar used was not strong enough, or the brine too weak. Check the lable of the vine- gar bottle to be sure the vinegar is 4 per cent -- unless recipe in- structs you differently. Pickles such as.dills will also become soft if they are stored in open contain- and pickles exposed above the A note about spices: Wondering spotlight is currently directed on your professional activities. Ro- THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW | Determination and resourceful- ness will accomplish much this situation is a temporary one which can easily be cleared up in more propitious days immediately ahead. Keep plugging at all worth- while goals. the evening hours take part in activities which will give you both physical and - mental stimulation and keep in a cheer- ful frame of mind for, whether you realize it or not, evenis are truly working out to your advan- e and to R THE If tomorrow is your birthday you will find that the celestial ou satisfaction. IRTHDAY mance or social affairs are more or less in the background and that is as it should be, since tunities for career advancement are such now that you should be completely free to take advantage of them. Financial and business prospects htéd d the first will be week of October and, you will employ your innately dynamic methods 1." ing then, i t wel a turning pol Jig} life. Be alert ang even . if sudden new responsibilities seem to awe you, remember that you are well equipped both mentally and manually to carry them out satisfactorily. A child born on this day will be ambitious, versatile and intellec- tually inclined. pickles that ground spices are und to bring about? Use cold kitchen logic and place whole spices in a bag, or tie in a piece of muslin and lower away into the ickle-pot. Merely remove spice bag before transferring pickles to ars. Pickling Statistics. In using coarse pickling salt (not iodized), it is handy to know that the average weight of a cup of salt is about 10 ounces or two-thirds of a pound. Don't ignore your pickling-time tools. ie of cool utensils you select will influence the colour of the pickles. For best results, use enamelware, aluminum and stainless steel. Spoons? You can't go wrong with wooden, stainless steel or aluminum. Utilize dry mustard this pickling festival. It's a good cook's trick to enliven winter-bound meals. 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She's slim and willowy, 5 feet, 7 inches tall, and weighs 135 round pounds, but she has abun- dant energy. She manages all this by keeping vigorously athletic-- mentally. HEADY WORK! This resolute young woman put the pounds in their place merely by changing her thinking about food. When tempted to continue the pleasure of eating beyond her requirements, she reasoned: 'This food will taste delicious for a split second, and then it will turn into pounds that wili be murd.. to get off." To cure a sweet tooth, Jane made up her mind that sweets taste cheap, that they are empty calories which I weight but not vigor. Now she doesn't care for desserts! She has found that a good breakfast can make it a wonderful morning. All this is just another way of saying Jane eats the protective foods that build THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, August 26, 1008 ¥ and glowing health, and skips the fat-makers. . and rang doorbelis--35 giving each family a slip with the program cl dress to send the cheque. The re sponse was heartening! REVITALIZED! yhich your heart responds ~nd do of them-- three hot, hurried hours, feeling fresh and alive and than springtime. That's secret of weight control, too! A pone ache, it ing to com- ue ese -ni rograms throughout the country. Pisten in and let some of her priceless en- thusiasm rub off! 1 and bank .ad- That's it! Find something to To continue the mental gymnas- tics: Jane "thinks" supple. "'Prac- tice thinking young and supple, and this keeps the waistline wil- lowy. Feel buoyant and this puts oomph in your posture and a lift your walk." " LIVE TRIUMPHANTLY But now I want to tell you the real secret of this young woman's untiring energy. It stems from her philosophy, * life fléw through you . . . to release energy, find to which your heart re- s and do it joyously." And that is exactly how she lives her Jane takes part in all-night tele- to raise funds in behalf of cerebral palsy. 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