The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

. oo The Mixing Bowl Hello Homemakers! Meals should pe a challenge to your versatility. Use simple concoctions--cool, fresh, colorful as a fiesta, full-flavoured garden. One look at your attractive arrangements and the temperature drops degrees. Sparkling glassware and colorful dishes will make every meal tasty and inspiring. LUNCHEON IDEAS 1. Refreshing Con ften = 1 tbsp. gelatine in % cup cold wa- f Jer and add to 2 cups hot strained soup stock, Pour into a wet square pan, Chill in electric refrigerator. Cut in inch squares. Toss in minced ppeseress and serve in chilled wis. Complete the main course with creamed chicken and peas on tea biscul! ts. 2. A ring of tomato aspic filled with a mixture of crisp vegetables, scraped raw carrot, sliced cel ery, radishes and plenty of shred- ded lettuce, with salad dressing on the side. 3. Garden Mayonnaise--To % cup of mayonnaise add % cup finely minced or watercress or finely chopped diced cucumber, 4. Consider chilled raw cauliflower pieces and fingers of raw beet dipped in French dressing salad accom] ents. 5. est Poached Eggs--Put a sealer ring for each serving in a greased baking dish. Drop an egg in each circle. Pour on a table spoon of cheese sauce and sprinkle with crumbs. Bake in electric oven of 300 degs. for 10 minutes. Yaboes. Thareata beets hd meas po 5 ar and wedges of bolled cabbage. 7. Moulded Spaghetti -- Use one envelope of gelatine soaked in % cup cold water then dissolved in 2% cups spiced (celery seed) to- mato juice and pour into a wet mould. When partially set, stir in 1 cup of leftover tomato-spaghetti. 8, Corn-on-the-Cob--Use a little French dressing on corn boiled for exactly 10 minutes. It will be tasty and tender--saves butter. 9. Baked Whole Tomatoes--Scoop out the centres and fill with sea- soned fine crumbs, grated cheese and Places of tomato, Bake 20, mins. at 360 degs. 10. Quick Frozen Applesauce--Add a little mint to applesauce. Serve it half-frozen and you'll have a na- tural apple sherbet, 11. Party Bisque--Dissolve 1 pkg. lemon flavoured gelatine in 1% cups hot water; add % cup honey, % tsp. salt, 3 thsps. lemon juice and 1 tsp. lemon rind. Mix and chill until partially set. Beat fluffy, Whip 1 cup of cold cream and fold into Jelly, Spread 1 cup graham wafer crumbs in bottom of a freeaing tray; fill with gelatine mix, sprinkle with 1 cup crumbs, Freeze firm in electric refrigerator. 1 Put ke A te . eftovers in the smallest container they'll fit, The food will fot mould or sour as quickly as in a Spacious Jar, A you . require only two or ice 'cubes, run water over one end of the freezing tray--lift or shake out these cubes; fill the end with water and re-freeze. 3. When you open a can of syrup or any jar with a screw top from which you will use the Bontents at intervals, rub' a little cooking fat around the screw thread, The lid gain. 4. Rub grass stains with a bit of cooking fat, then scrub in hot soap- \) suds. If traces remain, bleach wi peroxide or lemon juice, 5, After each "eggy" meal--and don't we seem to have a lot of them in these days of meat sh es-- drop the silverware into an alu- minfum pan filled with boiling wa- ter into which you've stirred a spoonful of salt and baking soda, - 6. Never bend to any job if you can stand up straight to do it. You use so much more energy--43 per- iB B fact. 430d, by the same ever e it standing you can sit, ' .; Displaced Persons Need Hope Most Toronto, July 20: The 850,000 dis- placed persons in' Europe Y Slow need a& hope for the future" more than anything else, Miss Lillian Thomson recently appointed Gen- eral Secretary, of the National Council of the 'Y.W.C.A. sald today on her i from Europe. omson went to Geneva, Switzerland, to attend a series of meetings of the World's Council of the Y.W.C.A. where twenty differ. ent countries were represented. "Most of the displaced persons are Estonians, Latvians and Poles", Miss Thomson explained. 'Their Shiet WOITy 13 Where way can find permanen e, an h Tenis holds for them", a, om eir second need is for clothing, especially footwear, Much is being done to remedy this condition through the National Clothing dri- ves held periodically in Canada. oh i BE conjuction with UNRRA are doing a splendid job in camps i rn A ha iy Socres n, ~~ Miss Effects of War Heart- adian woman some reali- zation of the effects of war on the Nomen of Europe", she declared. ever have I seen such evidence / of poor physical health, shaken nerves, and downright poverty. It is heart. » Ting A the i} situation Europe, secre empha- sized that Canadians have to re. cognize the fact that there is a 'very real and terrible need" for _ Yood in parts of that continent toe day. Despite the fact that the con= dition hag improved considerably in olland, Belgium and parts of France, now that summer crops and market garden have come to the Tescue, the food situation in other parts of France and Germany is still appalling. i "If the women of Canada could " see these conditions for themsel- ves", she observed, "they would get behind Canada's food conservation program 100%, especially where wheat is concerned." Of her brief visit to Britain, thé" ' secretary reported that the people there seemed to be pulling thes- ves out of the depths of war quite rapidly, In she predicted that the people of would never be able to forget 'horrors of war they had witnessed as long as they lived, Makes Dental Plates Stay in Place Extra Long Discover for Yourself This Easy, Proven Way to Forget Loose-Plate Troubles and Worries CREME SHAMPOO gives hair glorious softness, lovely sheen and highlights! Not a liquid, not a soap, RAYVE .is the cream that brings out gleam. No after- film. RAYVE contains lano- lin, never leaves the hair straw-dry. No conditioner needed! Get RAYVE today! In a tube rm = Promptly Relieves Acid Indiges- tion, Sour Stomach SPECIAL Complaint MILK OF MAGNESIA NOW--WE TALK AND LAUGH WITHOUT FEAR OF OUR PLATES SLIPPING--EAT AND CHEW ALL THE HARD FOODS : WE LIKE BEST Daggett & Ramsdell's PERFECT BEAUTY CREAM | SPECIAL OFFER bern 42% very special value, PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE The 74 Favorite SPECIAL 18: 2 for 36c 7 Natu! : Oo pristles) °° nite Bristies) © 'Zor RADIANT HAIR Hestte COLORINSE This all-purp.se Cream ': prepared > by a famous maker. Comes in large jars and is marked down to give you § TAMBLYN Accessories for the Bath APPLE BLOSSOM _ BATH 2 for 23: LA CRESTE BUBBLE BATH i 50. MILK OF MAGNESIA THRE TIMES-GAZETTE Tuesday, August 13, 1046 "BODY POWDERS" acanA DU BARRY DUSTING POWDER ...........000.0 175 LENTHERIC .............0000000renrnrns san 220 GEMEY BODY POWDER ern eeeeses 1,25 EVENING IN PARIS ........... vevrnersiindin 1.80 ASHES OF ROSES ..... .cvsisiinries siivnsisnsinens 1.50 WOODBURY SOAP ......... eennees sees 3 for 23c CLIFTON BATH CHARM ............. tee rens 1.29 CLIFTON SURF BATH SALTS ....... cose senan "COLOGNES" DOROTHY GRAY HOT WEATHER COLOGNE ........... vevereinie 1.25 LENTHERIC COLOGNES ......... veneer 1.25 - 1.65 YARDLEY LOTUS wees 1,25 « 2,25 SKYLARE .........ceiienivnniiininivnviniinia ot 180 ASHES OF ROSES ........ veees 65c - 1.25 PATRICIA BATH SOAR. Exquisitely ".ovely 2025 Let Us Make An ENLARGEMENT of your holiday SNAPSHOTS to size 4 x6" in Beautiful PREMIER FOLDER COLGATE'S RAPID SHAVE FOR CLEANER CLOSER SHAVES For Perfect ¢ ¢ Shaving Comfort 29 43 A Most Seasonable Remedy for Children or Adults Indicated in the Treatment of Superacidity, Prickly-heat, Hives, Indigestion, Mild Laxative and Antacid Large 20-0z. Bottle yal Wood) =+=°""" Jaber Vitamin B COMPLEX TABLETS | Bottles of 100 Reg. 3.25 SPECIAL 2.719 PARFINOL Pure Medicinal Paraffin Oil 16-0z. Reg. %3¢ 43. 40-0z. Reg. 98¢c 79: Upset Stomach SHOWER SPRAYS | LUCKY PADS (3sizes) ............ esse 118 KING'S COURT PADS .. 16¢ - 25¢ = 30¢ QUEEN'S COURT PADS ...... 15¢c - 25¢ - 80c ARISTOCRAT PADS ........ cseeess 10€« 18¢ FEATHERWEIGHT PADS ... 18¢c - 2 for 85¢ ONION SKIN PADS (large size) ....... 30¢ ENVELOPES: Queen's Court 15c, Aristocrat, 15¢, Lucky, 2 for lle \ "AMBASSADOR PAPETRIES" Handsome Stationery --= Linen Finish Exceptional Value 49: | /nsecticides] SHELLTOX With 5% DDT or Plain 24. 43. 73: FLIT With 59% DDT 23: 39: 69- 1.00 FLY-0-CIDE wm oor. V your stomach is out of order, tabs Pepto-Besmal 25: SA™"9 with poo. 25:-43:-86-: FLY SWATTERS LOWELL SPRAYERS TH TCT ' FLYTOX SPRAYERS SHELL JUNIOR SPRAYERS The Antiseptic Off 23-4 SHELL (LARGE) The Pleasant § Way of ¢ Weeping Fit ; 4-02. 359: Protects id All i 'White Shoes G 2-WAY sii Just Paint It On Screens ° 8-0z. 16-02. "I'm the president ol our Home 5 and School club, a position I've A never held before. Please give me i a few platform rules." I've seen a lot of presiding offi- - cers in action and the most effi- 8 clent follow these rules: Sit quietly, with your fe.t to- i gether and not crossed. Don't wear earrings that wiggle or bracelets that jangle, Don't wear a skirt that's too tight or toc short, Let your hands relax; don't tap the table with a pencil, Keep the discussion in hand so that the members don't wander from the point. ' But the best rule I've heard was this; Be brief, be sincere, be seated! *» "Can tomae Suite be canned without processing? Should it be seasoned before canning?" Tomato juice is quickly and easily canned; we add salt, pepper and sugar while canning, then add celery salt or other condiments when served. Use fresh, firm, ripe "tomatoes; wash them, cut them up and heat to boiling. "Press through a fine sieve; add 1 teaspoon salt, % teaspoon white sugar and a dash of pepper to each pint of . the mixture, Heat to a full rolling boil; fill sterile jars to overfow- ing; seal at once and store for winter use, LAK J "How should a oH stand when she's walting for her escort so that she looks happy, relaxed and not awkward?" Here's what the painters call "the perfect pose": Point both feet slightly outward; the heel of your righd foot should be tucked into the arch of your left foot. Don't stand rigidly; bend both knees a little, the right one slightly more than the left. Tuck in your hips; lift your sibs and relax your shoulders. Now, your hands: Curl up your left fist and tuck it behind your right elbow, Fit your right hand loosely over the crook of your left arm, with the thumb under and the finger over your upper arm; the first finger should be straight and the little finger curled. That is the classic pose; practice it in front of your mirror until you look as if you were on of the world and off for a gay time. "What's new 4 Sacon ? Have you any different serving ideas?" Here's the latest: Beat an egg until blended; add a few drops of Worcestershire sauce and a table- spoon milk, Dip short strips of bacon in the egg mixture, then in dry crumbs, then in the egg again; pan fry in hot fat until crisp. It's new and marvellous! We serve the strips with aliced and cucumbers, Ask Tamblyn's Each week in this column we will try, to answer the questions | you send, in, Address letters 10 KATE AITKEN | 225 Jarvis St, Toronto ANDREWS LIVER SALT For Morning 44. 77: FOR SKIN AILMENTS tly rs NR 772 NTE - - -- FOE -- ' ECze M A Mas AND OTHE; -- SKIN AILMENT /l 98: 1.65 50:-1.00-2.0