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LP 4 ] THE DAILY TIMES.GAZETTE "WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1948 Mong Bowl Hello Homemakers! Thousands of women will be beating pancake mixtures nevt Tuesday. It will be Shrove Tuesday, 1948. During the 17th century in England, the day before the lenten period was ob- served as Pancake Day. It is thought that the people wanted to use up what grease, lard and semi- lar forbidden foods they had on hand before Lent--Lent being the forty day period of fasting before ster. As to whether our ancestors used syrup on pancakes or not I cannot say, but maple syrup is what we in Ontario consider our specialty. Other substitutes are mock maple sauce or corn syrup or diced fruit. ¥ waffles or pancakes are served @s a.breakfast treat, honey or mar. malade may be used. As an entree at luncheon, pancakes and sausages well together. on ob lh. 2 eggs, yolks separated, 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour, 2 tsps. bak- ing powder, 1 tbsp. sugar, % tsp. sok, 1% cups milk, 3 tbsps. melted t. Beat egg yolks using high speed of electric mixer. 8ift and measure flour. Sift again with baking pow- _ der, sugar and salt. Turn the beat- er to speed 1 or slow and add dry ingredients alternately with milk. Then add beaten egg whites and melted dripping or butter, and beat at speed 3 for a minute. Bake about 8 minutes in a preheated waffle iron or hot griddle. Brown 5 min- 'utes on one side then turn to brown 3 minutes on other side, Serve im- mediately or stand on end prop- ped up in a casserole or toast stand. Southern Pancakes 1 cup buttermilk, % cup sweet milk, 1 egg, well beaten, 1 tsp. soda, 3% tsp. salt, 1 tbsp, melted fat, 2 thsps. cornmeal, 2 cups flour. Mix ingredients in order given. Bake in electric waffle iron or siz- zling hot greased griddle pan. When bubbles form, turn and brown on other side. Serve with sausages-- or with fruit for dessert. Gingerbread Waffles % cup shortening, % cup boiling water, % cup. molasses, 3% cup su- gar, 1 egg, slightly beaten, 1 cup flour, % tsp. salt,- % tsp. soda, % tsp. baking powder, 1 tsp. ginger, % tsp. cinnamon, % tsp. cloves. Place shortening in a mixing bowl and pour boiling water over it. Add molasses, sugar and egg. Stir in flour, sifted with salt, soda, {dng powder and spices. Cook mixture in hot waffle iron. Serve with syrup or -with cottage cheese. Makes 3 or 4. Rice Griddlecakes: 1 cup flour, 1 tsp. salt, 1% tsps. baking powder, 2 tbsps. butter, 2 eggs, 1 cup milk, 1% cups boiled rice, honey or maple syrup. Mix and sift the flour, salt and baking powder, _ Add the melted butter to the sifntly beaten i yolks and' add the milk and rile. Pour intesthe dry ingredients and mix quickly just enough.to moisten. Fold in the stiffly beatgn. egg %, whites and bake on a hot, lightly Jor maple 32 m griddle, Serve with honey syrup. 'This ri makes edium sized griddlecakes. FATE b Anne Allen invites you to write to her c/o Times-Gazette. Send in your suggestions on homemaking preblems and watch this column for replies. greas FAR to the back of the head goes the new Spring sailor. A new and pretty sailor is of emerald green felt, covered with a heavy mesh black veil that floats in back. Trim. med with red crown band and up- shooting coq feathers. op ob ONE WAY to use a long pearl bead necklace is to twist it around a rolled silk scarf as an accent for a suit or to fill in a low neckline, + + DELICATE TOCHES and trim- mings add beauty to new gloves. A long black suede glove is trimmed around the cuffs and up one side with delicate flowers in open black lace work on pale pink kid. * t * A BIG ROLE played by con- trasting fur trim in new fur fash. fons. A very full coat of black Alaska sealskin has a wide curved ack yoke of leopard, which con- tonues to narrow in front to form long. ties for a big fur bow. + eo INDISPENSABLE is the silk sul, nice under coats, smart on its own, » COme warm weather, and easily dressed up or smartly left as is. Pine black faille is used for. a handsome suit, with padding placed under minute darts of the jacket to give the rounded look with waistline nipped for further emphasis. Jac- ket buttens up to the. high-placed," small, pointed collar with tiny jet buttons, Skirt is flared with folds starting just below jacket hem. op YOU'LL BE SEEING plenty of watural Milan and Leghorn hats when the straw hat 'season rolls round. Natural Leghorn is used for a handsome hat, the brim forward. posed and softly curved in front, with interesting pleated detail at the side where the brim soars 'high. Trimmed with big bow loops of ir- | idcccent taffeta ribbon in shades of green and blue. * Pp * A revival well received is that of the resort coat in smooth pastel colored woollen with fluffy fox col- lar dyed to tone, Seen down South, in such shades as citron yellow and pale rose pink. LE Ideal under furs now, on its own later, is a two-plecer of gray, green or brown tie silk with a diagonal Kne of white, Jacket has high clos- ing and 'very flared peplum over a slim skirt, LE Look out for capes, come Spring. There'll be capes over suits and dresses, capes to make up a three- piece suit ensemble. A charming sult is of navy and medium pink wollen. The brief mess jacket is in pink, with huge scrolled frog clo- sing in navy beneath the deep, (The neckline is softly bowed; pointed collar, Soft, rippling, eight- | sleeves are full and long. GLAMORIZING Take Good Care of Your Teeth _ 8y HELEN FOLLETT Sparkling teeth add to the charm + THEY say that dentists in Holly- wood do a thriving business. If the teeth of a movie star show "the slight; deviation from normal, something must be dene about it. Beautiful teeth are a requirement and don't think that the pretties of the screen don't know jt. Many of them have dental examinations every three months. Beauty is their stock in trade; they do everything possible to retain it, make every possible effort to be even more good looking. It is an occupation, Dental decay is a trouble that is as. old as the hills, It is discourag- ing to be informed by specialists that there is no acquired immunity against this common trouble. But, by being fastidious about brushing the biters after each meal, by us- ing a mouth wash freely, there is a chance that one will have less dif- ficulty. j Pint of Milk They also recommend that a pint of milk a day be included in the diet, because of the calcium con- tent. Some dentists believe that vi. of Movie Star Janis Carler's smile. Ys * tamin C helps teeth to keep strong. Tuis dietary friend is found in or- ange juice, lettuce, and eggs. Bacteria is ever present in the mouth, and they bode you no good. After each vigorous brushing with plenty of warm water and a dentis frice, the bicteria count is lessened. So keep up a continual war against: these enemies of your mouth pearls, Biting Areas When brushing, scour all the sur. faces, not only the outer and inner portions of the teeth, but the biting areag as well, If the teeth are spac- ed, use dental fioss carefully. It is an easy matter to saw into the gums. Wherever there is a wound there is a possibility of an infec- tion. One reason why a visit to the dentist is necessary twice a year is that tartar must be removed, These little crusty growth consist chiefly of phosphate of lime deposited by the saliva, The brush has no effect upon them. The dentist must scrape them off, THIS WEEK IN BRITAIN -- 'Operation Produce' Under Way From United Kingdnm Information Office . Britain's Women's Institutes have certainly forged ahead with their rlans. It was only at the end of September that they launched their "Operation Produce" scheme, and now it's. well under way. The idea was--to encourage each member of the W, I. '(Women's In- stitutes) to increase her effort to. wards home food production by at least ten pounds, which would add a total of well over 1,600 tons to Britain's food supplies. There's been a wholehearted nationwide response. One county has reported that all members' chickens have been cull- ed-nonproductive birds are being weeded out and replaced by pullets from well-known breeders. To help individual members, the new birds are being purchased co-operatively, Beekeeping is being considerably increased in another county in Eng- land to help improve on the regu- lar preserve ration in Britain of a pound per person each month. Elsewhere, lists have been made of owners who are willing to hire out implements and equipment suit- able 'for use on small-holdings and community vegetable plots. Names and addresses have also been listed of women prepared to undertake ploughing, fruit-spraying and other energetic tasks. In one county there's a bad at- tack of cabbage blight, so W. I. members in an adjoining = blight- free district are growing extra seed. lings, and by the time the planting season comes there will be enough seedlings for the whole county. One small Institute is planning a party at which the guests will be members of the Townswomen"s. Guild, the Women's Institutes' op- posite numbers in the eity. Unra- tioned country produce will be on sale, and this neighborly get-toge- ther will help botta town and coun- try women to understand one an- other's problems, These are just a few of the ways in which Britain's country-women are helping themselves, their neigh- bors and their country--by produc- Re gre hme grown food. Al- ready ey're talking of passih their 1,500 ton target! ie January Sales in the big London stores are in full swing. London housewives, in an attempt to fill in gore skirt with high-circling waist- band. Over suit a 29-inch cape, of navy lined with pink crepe to tbme with the wool jacket. Cape is rounded in front to a rippling full back. oo Handsome coats for everyday wear come into the shops for Spring. Donegal tweed in a delight- ful pink, mauve and light violet mixtures makes a handsome full- length coat with six rows of close ly placed double-breasted buttons, High standing collar and pointed, wide-nofched revers and buttons are of deep mauve gabardine. LAR As easy to stow away in a suit- case as it is to wear is a one-sided, full beret of snowy white rabbit's hair sprinkled all over with discs composed of tiny pearl beads. * op Attractive blouses continue to de- used for a charming blouse which is sprinkled with tiny bows to tone. the yawning gaps in their house- hold linen supplies and their de- pleted wardiobes, are to be seen standing In queues a quarter of a mile long. The reason? Not only prices but coupon rates are reduc- ed, and that is more important, since each. person in Britain has only four coupons a month which have to cover not only personal clothing but curtains, sheets and furnishing fabrics. To really appreciate the United Kingdom housewife's coupon prob- lem one 'has to glance at the number required for items such as a woman's suit, 18 coupons, a pair of fully fashioned stockings, 3 coupons, 6 coupons for a double size sheet, three for a single, % of a coupon for a yard of furnishing chintz, Then perhaps growing son Johnnie needs hew shoes and socks, that means three coupons for the shoes and even the wool for knit ting socks is one coupon! It's tough life for the wife of Mrs. John Britain these days, so no wonder a January sale looks like a n oasis to her eyes. Rock That Beard Away, Bud Soon Mr, John Britain will have a most useful accessory to his dally' toilet, a new non-electric rocking razor which makes it possible to shave dry at any time and in any place. This new razor is now being manufactur in Britain. It féa- tures two blades which, working in- side a perforated guard, cut the beard by a scissors movement. To shave, all he has to do is to rest the guard against his skin and rock the razor gently. Another excellent feature of this new-type razor is that the blades are self-sharpen- ing. This neat little 'gadget is be- ing manufactured for export, - Sunshine Cruises' The 35,677-tonliner "Mauretania" has donned all the gaiety that goes with a cruise ship, for currently he 3 oo her way, filled to capas city a gay cruisg crowd, to the: West Indies. This eet "Sunshine | Cruise" since 1939 will" 'take York 24th. 'Then, promptly 'on January 27th, off she salls on another of the five "Sun- ive Cruises planned, - yuty Club For White , London's latest' ir? icy house in George Street, the club is a haven for running repairs! Its aim is to cater for girls who cannot return from their offices to their homes before going on 8 date. The organizer, Mrs. Mii Law- rence, plans to extend her clubs to the , provinces. . | The Beauty Club is 'open until 7 at night and has make-up experts and masseuses on the staff. Mem- bership costs five dollars a year and also entitles girls to make use of the club as an address for par- cels and telephone messages, i With Britain's clothing shortage, it seems likely that hundreds of white collar girls will Join the club. If you can't buy yoursell a new dress, you can at least get a new face and hair-do! MAKE-DO EGG POACHER When poaching an egg, if you | have not an egg poacher, place a zinc sealer in the water and drop egg into it. J Jin Now Lody Esther has discovered how to con- conjrate color so that ® never deserts your lips in petches . , , never piles wp In @ ring. It goes through dinner, through the evening with real color. beauty, Seven shades. health authorities. 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