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WEDNESDAY, MARCH '19, 1947 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE 1 Irish Linen for Teatime Charm TPVHIS after the Easter Parade tea table is a symphony in pink, gray and * 'inset with matching embroidery; white china in Wedgwood's gray Wild- {A white: pink Irish handkerchief linen tea cloth, hand hemstitched and | | flower pattern; and a centerpiece of white tulips spiked with pink acinths. For refreshments, a noble assortment of embossed cakes and £ late marshmallow puffs. : The Mixing Bowl .- Hello Homemakers! Faced with . the problem of getting home after 5 five o'clock from a meeting, or the office. many homemakers have been " asking us for 'easy-to-prepare foods. Dishes. which save precious mo- +-ments and yet are nourishing at the same time are often based on par- tially-psepared products such ai condensed soups, canned meats and 'a the spaghetti or macaroni pieces. = Budgeting will make you conscious i of the adv: ge of using many » commercially - packaged foods in combination with other home-grown » items. In these few recipes we of- fer today there is good flavor--and + note the variety. " Creamed Eggs 4 hard-cooked eggs, % cup milk, 4 slices toast, 1 can con- densed mushroom soup, 1 tbsp. : chopped parsley. : ' Cut hard-cooked eggs in slices or .~ ghop. Heat mushroom soup in top # part of double boiler. Add milk and » eggs. When hot add chopped pars- % ley. Pour over toast. Yield: 4 serv- Quick Fish Casserole 1% cups flaked cooked fish, 1 cup canned peas, or diced cooked celery, 1 bag potato chips, 1 can cream of mush- room soup. = Put fish, potato chips and peas in myers in greased casserole dish, re- ~ gorving enough potato chips for top. «« Dilute mushroom soup with milk @ aecording to directions on can. Pour - over. fish and vegetables in casse- role. Top with remaining potato I chips. Bake in electric oven (350 " degs.) from 20 to 30 mins. or until r heated thoroughly. Yield: 4 serv- "Meat Cubes In Tomato Sauce * Inch cubes of canned meat, 3 1 small onion chopped, 2 tsp. ¢ salt, dash repper, dash sage, . % cup quick-cooking oats, 2 tbsps, dripping, 1 can conden- sed tomato soup, '2 cup water, 3 tsp. chili powder. * Combine cubed beef, onion, sea- sonings and oats, 'Brown in skillet, = then place in greased casserole. <' Combine tomato soup, water and + ¢hili powder. Pour over meat; cov- "er and bake in electric oven at 350 « degs. for 20 mins. Yield: 4 serv- S. Tomato Cheese Supper Dish 4 cups hot cooked rice, cook- ed spaghetti or diced cooked potatoes, 1 can condensed to- %* mato soup, 1 cup grated cheese. Pile rice, spaghetti or cooked po- ~ tatoes on hot serving plates. (If leftover potatoes are used, heat in top part of double boiler) Heat condensed temato soup. Pour over mounds of rice, spaghetti or pota- toes. Sprinkle grated cheese on top. " Garnish with parsley or cress: Yield: 4 servings. ¥ Le BJ . TAKE A TIP .r:* Quick Supper Menus +'1, Tomato juice; v. Creamed Eggs; ss Cabbage Salad; Johnny Cake with Syrup; Hot Chocolate. 2. Meat Cubes in Tomato Sauce; Boiled Potatoes; Boiled Onions; Applesauce and cookies; Coffee. 8. Mushroom Corn Pudding; Sausages; Banana Cream Pudding; Tea. | 4. Hot Weiners with spicy sauce; Country 'Club Potatoes -- Raw Carrot Sticks; Canned Peaches--Cheese Wafers; 6. Quick Fish Casserole; ©Camrot and Raisin Salad; Prunes (cooked night before); Graham Wafers filled with pea- nut butter; ' a a Et le A Tea. 6. Tomato Cheese Supper Dish; Grated Turnip and Prune Salad; Jellied Cherry Dessert (made day before) ; ; Tea Biscuits; ee. .. The Suggestion Box Mrs. G. A. says: I make dump- lings with- tomato juice and like them because they are light and look attractive. * +P Mrs. C. D. says: Small meat balls can be made by forming the meat into a long roll, then cutting it into one-inch pieces. et Se ee of Nb rere TE a BE J Mr, A. J. says: 1 borrowed my wife's nail polish and painted the house key on my key ring, and hers too. Needless to say, it saves much time and trouble searching for this |' elusive key. Times-Gazette classified ads pay Hunch Up, Hitch Up | And Save Your Money | New York -- Hunch up the shoulders and hitch up the hips. Any woman who can do that and FOR Bt crures MIRROR-TRUE PROCESS Assures You Clear, Uniform, Sparkling Prints FILMS R05 KTen 42¢ Fast Dependable Service still get around doesn't need a | new dress, | . Anyone who likeg the way it looks but feels more comfortable in her old posture can get the ef- fect in a costume from one of the Spring collections, It's one de- signer"s newest silhouette. Big collars and almost no shoulder padding give the hunch- ed effect. The "hip hitch" ----. usually an abrupt jut on the pel- vic bone -- is strictly padding, It's rather fascinating on the models, none of whom appears to | measure more than an under- nourished boy at any given point. Collars, with or without hip tricks are the biggest other news in the collection which is notable for beautiful, ladylike detail and | a heavenly range of blues. (} Cut Like Cape Most prominent collar is cut like a cape and seamed to go | steeply uphill before it starts down. It stands high at the back of the neck and the sides and is | pushed away to frame the base of the throat in front, Other collars soften the shoul- der line but avoid the hunch-back look. A double sailor collar with a rippled edge is extended side- wise to cover the shoulders of a black wool suit. Other shoulders wear softening capes and fichu draperies, | In the stand-up category, but | modified to please any posture ad- mirer, are collars of two hand- some white linen shirts modeled | after the haberdashefy of a 19th century male. The collars are open, the shoulders unpadded and, in one case, extend over the tops of the arms in square tabs. Sleeves are long and full. One is trimmed with open-work medal- | lions which are repeated for the |§ look of cuff links on the sleeves. Hip Juts on Suits Abrupt hip juts are prominent only on suits, Dresses achieve the silhouette in modified form with | dirndl-like skirt gathers. And both have an alternate hipline-- completely slim and rather little- boy. | With the exception of the] dirndl fullness, skirts are tapered | to the hemline for a lean look. | There's a wrap-around coat with | a shallow diagonal buttoning to keep the hand off the tummy, There's one hobble skirt on an evéning dress in bachelor button | blue chiffon. It's frankly gather- ed all around, a few inches above the ankles. The flounce below gives some walking grace, The blues ran a range from a deep lovely glate--prominent in a wool suit with wide white linen revers and a hip hitch--through a brilliant evening sapphire to pal- est pastel. The latter is used in linen for one of the most beauti- ful dresses of the collection -- a summer afternoon dress with long waistline, dirndl skirt and long shirtwaist sleeves with collar, cuffs and down-the-front trim of white eyelet embroidery, Prettiest coats in the collection are fitted to the waist and have a crinoline swing to their taffeta or linen (combined in one black coat for stunning effect). One trick may prove the ans- wer to the dress with the hem that won't, let out. She bands some of her afternoon dresses in contrasting color for a slip-show- ing look. Delinquent Parents "A National Evil" London, March 17 -- (Reuters) -- Bad parental example is a prime contributory cause of juvenile de- linquency and amounts to "a na- tional evil," says Dr. Leslie Hous- den, chairman of the Parentcraft Teaching Committee. "Manyof these young thieves," he said, " go out on their depreda- tions straight from drinking their tea out of cups stolen from the lo- cal railway station." Because "the- joy of family life is not common knowledge today," much of the bitterness in national and international affairs stems from childhood unhappiness. When not in use, keep the family sewing machine covered to protect it from dust, W| Ziziad Linky CURLS q OD WAVES in 2 fe. 3/Hours at Home £oLD WAVE HOME ] 35 | % EY BING h ; little care eack cach MODINE "0 4 ith a peaches A uttle CATE "0 Ci) be rewar e vh mig. 8% lexion. 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Horuick's CROSS FRETTY cies BABY, Give Baby's Own Tablets 4 to quickly bring the relief J A that encourages reste 4 7 of ful sleep. Thoroughe ly dependable. Easily crushed to powder'if desired, BABYS Own MALTED For Infants and Invalids 48¢-97; 5, warm ni - -~ oa rsh | inchs WAAC cme a ba we TABLETS 25¢-48¢ a RE DODDS KIDNEY PILLS For Relief Backache and Kidney Ills 43; ill 6 KING E. -- PHONE 760 oh Colds and Infection 50s 1.29 = 105s 2,29 GOLD LABEL COD LIVER OIL CONTAINS: 2,000 International Units of Vitamin A and 200 International Units of Vitamin D Per Dram 16-0z. Bottle 89¢ _ASPIRIN_ FOR PAIN RELIEF! Lowest Prices Ever! 12 TABLETS 18¢ Here Comes the Bride: "I am being married in April and have neither father nor brother living, Is it correct for my mother to give me away? If so, what style and color costume should she wear?" It is not considered correct wed- ding form to have your mother give you away. That honor should go to your mother's nearest male relative or the closest family friend. Your mother's costume would be governed by whether the wed- ding is church or home, formal or informal. Gray, lavender, del- phinium blue, -all are charming wedding colors, x x x Second Weddings: "I am a widow marrying a widower who is well known, well connected, a veteran of both wars with a decor- ation. My intended wants tbo be married in a dress suit. Does that mean I wear a long dress? Is it correct. for my grown-up daugh- ters to be' bridesmaids? How hould wedding a ts be worded? Is it correct for my daughters to have a shower for me?" Ordinarily, second marriages are informal but that is no reason why yours should be. If your groom wears a dress. suit, you should wear a long dress (not white). There is no reason why your daughters shouldn't attend you, but if I were you, I would turn the shower into a tea. Ryrie- Birks have the correct wording and rules for announcements, x x Xx Fragrant Tootsies: "This Is one of life's embarrassing moments, What causes too fragrant feet? What, cures them?" No situation is too bad when it can be remedied. Ostentatious feet often come from nervous strain. To alleviate that condition, it's plain food, plenty of sleep and lots of water. For the aroma, soak the feet night and morning in a solution of 3 teaspoonsful for- maldehyde and 5 quarts hot water, Dust the feet with disinfectant foot powder. Wash sox nightly with Lifebuoy soap. Soon the feet will smell like a rose. x x x Women are not wonderful: "You make me tired with your ever- lasting 'women are wonderful.' They are not! Women won't bear children, they won't work, they're selfish, vicious and weak, Stop trying to build up an imaginary goddess." Women are people and hence human. . There are selfish, vicious and weak people in the world, both men and women. But women keep up churches, they fight for prison reform, for adequate schools, they serve on hospital boards, they work for Jouth centres and, incidentally, ast year's baby crop was a bumper one, so they must be having children. Each week .in this column we will try to answer the questions you send in. Address all letters to: KATE AITKEN, 225 Jarvis Street, Toronte THE SUCCESSFUL HOMEMAKER SHOULD HAVE KATE AITKEN COOK BOOK on sale at all Tamblyn Stores PRICE $1.50 DR. BALLARD'S HEALTH era FOOD PRBALLARDS Heairs tor Dogs dn Foop IN TINS GROVE'S COLD TABLETS for La Grippe il\ Headaches {| and Colds You Get Slicker Shaves- More Shaves Per Blade-with Gillette Blue Blades