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} WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1947 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE SEVEN New Coiffures From Scandinavia § Here are two of the outstanding coiffures shown at the exhibition in Stockholm, Sweden, that marked the 40th anniversary of the Swedish hairdressers. Norwegians, Danes and Finns took part in the display. At left Model Guili Bradhe shows an evening coiffure by Hovde, of Oslo, Norway. At right, another evening coiffure of swirls and a high # bun by Ulla-Maria Svendman of Stockholm. How they get a hat on over any of them is your problem. Er oo l The Mixing Bow Top o' the Mornin'! Shure an' when the Sivinteenth rolls 'round I'll be wearin' my snip o' green and wishin' you all the luck o' the Irish. Meanwhile the children look for- ward to a party or treat. If you have a package of lime jelly pow- der, you can make a jellied vege- table mould, diced fruits in green - Jelly, or gumdrops. If not, you can make a kind of Turkish Delight candy as a special treat, using plain gelatine. Soften two teaspoons of gelatine in % cup of cold water, then stir into 1% cups hot fruit juice. The fruit juice .from canned peaches or pears can 'be tinted green with vegetable col- "ouring. Pour into a square pan that has been rinsed with cold water and chill in the refrigerator. When mix- ture begins to jell, add 1 cup of « thick strained applesauce. - CHILDREN'S MENUS Cd Cinderella's Meal i Scrambled eggs and 'mashed pota- toes; : /Escalloped tomatoes and toast; Pink. ice cream and cookies; milk. - Mother Goose Meal "Lamb stew and dumplings; Buttered rolls; 'Applesauce and johnny cake; milk. <li Black Sambo's Meal Baked potato, creamed corn and carrots; Bread and butter; Jumbo cookies and Black Knight pudding; milk, Donald Duck's Meal Creamed chicken in mashed pota- toes; . Brown bread rolls; Fruit cup and oatmeal cookies; , milk, 3 HONEY COCOA 4 tsps. cocoa, 4 to 5 tsps. honey, few grains salt 1/3 cup hot water, - 11/3 oups milk. Mix the cocoa, honey, salt and - water in a pan. (Sugar may be sub- stituted for the honey.) Cook, stir- ring constantly until the mixture 2-bolls. Continue to cook 'for about 2 minutes, stirring occasionally. -. Place over hot water and stir in the milk, Heat thoroughly. If desired, beat with a rotary beater until - frothy. Pour into two cups. ie MILK TOAST ... 1, Cut sliced wholewheat or white bread into animal shapes with . cookie cutters, 2. Toast and spread with butter ..and jelly or jam. ..' 3. Place in warm bowls and pour . in hot milk. Allow about % cup of . 'milk for'1 large or 2 small animal ST. PATRICK'S DESSERT 1 cup hot water, % pkg. lime- flavored gelatine, 1/3 cup sugar, 1/3 cup light corn syrup, 6% thsps. flour, % tsp. salt, 2% cups milk, 1 | egg, 2 tsps. butter, 3% tsp. vanilla. | Add the hot water to the gelatine and stir until dissolved. Pour into | 8 individual moulds and chill until | (If desired the gelatine may | be prepared in a shallow pan and the various shapes cut out with a | firm. ' cookie cutter.) Combine the sugar, com syrup, flour and salt and mix Stir in the milk gradually, over hot water and cook, i ing constantly for about 5 min- utes or until thickened, Cover and Sook for 10 minutes longer, Add a ttle of this mixture to the slightly egg, mix well and return to : le boiler, "Jute longer, stirring constantly, Add the butter and vanilla. Chill, Put ? dishes and top with gela- tine turned out of moulds. If de- sired, serve with milk or cream. Six Sprinkle the toast crumbs in the bottom of a buttered baking dish and dot with the butter. Heat the milk and the chocolate in a double boiler until the milk is scalded and the: chocolate is melted. Beat with a rotary beater until smooth. Beat | 1 whole egg and 2 egg yolks slight- | ly and add the % cup of sugar, the | 1% tsp. salt and the vanilla. Stir in the hot chocolate milk mixture gradually. . Pour over the crumbs, place in a pan of hot water and bake in a moderate oven (350 degs.) for 30 to 35 minutes or until set. Beat the remaining 2 egg whites until stiff and beat in the 6 tbsps. of sugar and the few grains of salt. Fold in the nuts, spread over the pudding and continue to bake in a moderate oven (325 degs.) for 12 to 15 minutes. Serve warm with cream. Six servings, THE SUGGESTION BOX Miss M. P. says Before you use your shampoo bottle again, twist a large rubber band several times around the bottle to serve as a "grip" for wet hands. Mrs. T. M. says; My husband made a spice shelf that hooks on the inside of the cupboard door, yet lifts free so that I can carry the box shelf to the stove or table. The cans were covered with washable wallpaper to make them attractive. * + Anne Allan invites you to write | to her c/o Oshawa Times-Gazette. Send in your suggestions on home- making problems and watch this column for replies. Small Things Aid Job Advancement The job. advancement of the feminine office worker so often depends upon the way she looks and behaves that these cardinal rules on what to do, briefed by a movie company expert, are worth clipping out and pasting up by the career-minded girl. | 1. Don't overdo makeup. The office is no place for exaggerated effects. 2. Don't tug at a girdle. Or pull up stocking. You don't need to be told why. 3. Don't file the nails, or put on makeup at your desk. The powder room is reserved for that. 4. Don't sprawl. Or sit like a letter "S." Besides being ungrace- ful, such posture undermines effi- ciency. . 5. Don't have a mirror on your wall. Very few girls can resist the temptation to preen. 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After a Long Winter VITAMINS are most Essential SUPPLY EXTRA ENERGY 50s 1.29 -- 100s 2,29 an efficient COUGH MIXTURE in convenient tablet form- to be dissolvedin the mouth. Each tablet is foil wrapped, handy for carrying in urse or pocket. Pe from Tat. 25% 3G DOUBLE SIZE JAR!!} J Sops under-arm perspiration and odour 1 to 3 days. MASON'S 49 Quick Relief For Coughs, Colds and Bronchitis 40: -75¢ VASELIN The 2 Handiest Remedy in the Home YELLOW 10¢ -- 15¢ WHITE Ryle" WIN PAK 4 O'4| Tek hos lonq wearing finest Quality This is our Boy Meets Girl Week. Here are some questions our youthful readers ask: Courtesy Corsage: "My girl ex- pects me to provide her with a corsage every time we go danc- ing. Is this necessary. I can't afford it." Certainly not. When its a big dance with formals and tails, it rates a corsage. When it's small and cosy, flowers aren't necessary. One rose or one car=- nation does a lot to perk up the evening if you can afford it. If you can't, skip it. Any smart girl will understand. Should Flowers Be Sent? Definitely. Phone your girl, see what she's wearing, shop for your corsage and have it sent. She wants to take a little time to pin it on and adjust it. Boxed or Worn: "When my beau brings me a corsage, should I carry it in the box to the dance and put it on there, or put it on in the house? Wraps crush the flowers." Youthful etiquette says never carry the box, but wear his flowers. Toss your wrap over your shoulders and protect the flowers, but wear them, . Street Cars or Taxis: "My girl expects me to hire a taxi for every . dance 18s street car is good enough for me and a lot che i What gives?" es. It you're an ambitious young man, and I'd judge you were, your money will do a lot more for you than big taxis. Except for formal dos, street cars are the answer. Mr. Isley rides in one all the time. So can your girl if she really likes you. Office Sweaters: "I have a good figure and like sweaters. But when 1 wear one to the office, 1 feel conspicuous. Should I give them up?" Why don't you wear a smart little suit and a sweater? The combination is attractive and with your jacket on there won't be any comment. Smart business girls draw the line between being at- tractive and being conspicuous. Page the Boss: "I want a raise for I can't manage on what I'm getting. What's the best way to go about it?" Earn it by getting in on time, intelligent work and ambition Take that story to any boss and || you'll get your raise, Each week in this column we | will try to answer the questions you send in, Address all letters to: KATE AITKEN 225 Jarvis Street, Toronto THE EGG AND YOU MARCH GOOD NEWS is packed with Egg Recipes, Eggs scrambled, omelettes, baked and in cakes. Get Your Copy at Any . Tamblyn | Nylon Bristles = Tek is scientifically she