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PACE TEN THE DAILY 'TIMES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1950 ~. OF INTEREST AN APPETIZING Ld Fruit Served with * DISH OF FRUIT J a Sharp Dressing Will Stimulate Waning Appetites Like a crisp cotton dress, like a tall frosted drink, a chilled fruit salad is-one of the world's blessings on a sultry summer day. When appetites are faint, when it's "just too hot to eat," the sight of a plate of fresh fruit on crisp greens with a well-blended dressing stimulates the food interest of the whole family. Fruits take to tart or sweet gar- nishes: a light sprinkling of shred- ! ripe | olives, a mound of cottage cheese, | cream cheese balls rolled in crush- | ed nuts, pitted dates, raisins, whole | cluster of ded cocoanut, a or shredded mint leaves. Dressings point up the flavour of fresh fruits, add a tang to the natural sweetness. A tart French dressing is a happy combination with oranges, grapefruit, pears, grapes, pineapple, or berries. Ketchup French Dressing 1; teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon sugar 1, teaspoon paprika + cup malted vinegar L, cup salad oil 1; cup tomato ketchup oranges, can be peeled and segment- |ed and kept chilled in their natural | juices. | Many families perfer a creamy, | uncooked mayonnaise dressing for | their. favorite salads. Here's one that i takes to interesting variations: Foundation Mayonnaise 1 teaspoon prepared mustard 2 teaspoon salt 's teaspoon pepper 's teaspoon paprike 4 teaspoon sugar 1 egg 2 cups salad oil 3 tablespoons cidar vinegar | Mix thoroughly mustard, sugar, {salt, pepper and paprika. Add egg, land beat well with rotary egg bea- |ter. Beating continuously, add oil {gradually until % cup is used. Then {alternate additions of vinegar and | oil, beating well. Mayonnaise should | be stiff enough to holc¢ its shape. | Honey Fruit Mayonnaise | Whip 1 cup heavy cream until stiff. Combine 2: cup foundation {mayonnaise and 2 tablespoons | strained honey. Fold in « eam. Pineapple Dressing Whip '2 cup whipping eream un- Combine all ingredients in French | 3 I X : dressing flask or tightly covered jar, | fil Stiff. Fold in iz cup drqined can- Shake vigorously. - {ned crushed pineapple. Salads are best when assembled | right before serving, but the fruits | { Carry a flashlight in your auto- | Use it when changing tires, | {and also for safety signalling by | shadows can be partially prepared in ad- vance and chilled in the refriger- ator. Greens can ve washed, dried and stored in a damp towel on the lower shelf. Pineapples, grapefruit, A. / LISTEN TOIT \, lis] _SNAP!_CRACKLE! POP! VAIN Min 7? id. 9 1 SURVEYS SHOW CHILDREN PREFER IT I0 TO 1 OVER (ANY OTHER RICE CEREAL! EE TEMPTING! HOUSEHOLD HINT | mobile, your companion. -- ~ Wife Preservers. If you are artistically inclined, you can make yourown individualized drapes by painting or stenciling your own de- signs on plain sailcloth or unbleached muslin 0 The Experts Say Ottawa-- (CP) Keeping food fresh is about the biggest hot-wea- ther headache there is -- particul- rly for the girl who lives alone in small flat or apartment and with nothing between her and the tem- perature but an ice-box. About the only way to avoid heavy food wastage is to buy in as small quantities as possible. Even this doesn't prevent butfter from melting away, milk from go- ing sour, when the ice disappears hours before the next delivery is due. It may be possible to save enough milk for the morning coffee by put- ting the bottle in a sauce-pan of cold water over night. However -- to play it safe -- it's a good idea to keep a supply of con- densed milk on hand. In any case milk should be taken into the house as soon after deliv- ery as possible and the bottle and cap should be washed in cold run- ning water before opening or put- ting away. The milk also should be kept cov- ered as it readily absorbs odors from other foods and it should be returned to the ice-box as soon as the mount needed has been re- moved. Fruits such as berries, -cherries and plums should be placed on the ice without washing and as soon as received from the market. Fresh uncooked meat should be removed immediately from the wrapping paper, wiped with g damp cloth, placed on a platter, then covered with waxed paper. If the meat is left in the wrap- ping paper it quickly becomes dark. Eggs should be stored in the ice- box in a wire basket. To keep whites after eggs have been brok- en and separated, place them in a glass jar, cover, and keep cool. Egg yolks should be covered with water or milk and placed in a cov- ered jar. The tendency of lettuce to brown at the edges may be reduced by keeping 1t wrapped in a damp tow- el until used. New: throw out sour milk at it ga be mighty useful in making tea- iscuits and even in cornmeal muf- fins. * Cornmeal muffins -- ingredients: One egg (beaten); one cup sour milk and one-half teaspoon each of soda and salt; one-quarter teaspoon cream of tartar; 1% cups corn meal; two teaspoons hot grease. Beat well and pour into heated greased muffin-pans and bake in a quick oven. Lack of Sleep Dulls Voice, Personality Make-up can conceal fatigue- beneath your eyes and minimize the apparency of a tired face. But it can't restore sparkle to voice, intelligence or personality when fatigue has taken over, ac- cording to a glamour expert. The smartest glamour girls of the film capital know this, and they ge: all the sleep and rest they can, and most particularly during the mak- ing of a picture. They won't risk careers by taking a chance on being unable to deliver full measure of good looks and talent to the cameras. There are home, office, and social careers, too. Do you always supply your fullest measure of re- freshed beauty and talent to them? Don't forget that you can be and should be a glamorous star in your own right in these fields. I GLAMORIZING :- Hands Should Be Graceful By HELEN FOLLETT | | Fashion Flashes PRETTY AND PRACTICAL is the story of this season's beachwear. Nice as a beach coat, is a model cut like: a man's shirt, in blue terry cloth, wjth collar, front panel and cuffs of white pique. L BE I VARIETY rules the dance floor these late nights. Navy net makes a smart, crisply flared, ankle-length formal, with three finely pleated flounces of the fabric at the hem. A very wide corselet midriff is of red velvet, and above it the bodice is formed of two finely pleated ruf- fled tiers. GE ES MUCH SMARTER, just now, than the printed silk or chiffon scarf is the scarf of solid color, often worn with a flower in matching tone. * Ld EASY-TO-MAKE evening hats can be worked out with veiling and flowers, A cage of white veiling, nose length and crisply flared, is made pretty with scattered and massed red rosebuds clustered in back. A similar idea is worked out in pale pink veiling with violets. + b+ A GOOD CHOICE for sheers, black or white, is the black velvet handbag. A round pin-cushion pouch has a compact-like lid top, lined with. a mirror and revealing space for a small compact and lip- stick. The top is rimmed with gold metal and has a turn-key lock. Wide velvet handle, * + » _ THE PET of the millinery world i Just now is black felt, processed so | that its surface gleams with a high- |ly burnished effect. The lacquered | fet is made up into simple little shapes--calots, pillboxes and small bicornes, devoid of trimming except for brief, lacy veils. : 2 2 Don't forget that your hands need creaming in summer as well as winter, because they are constantly exposed to the drying effects of the sun. L LJ Beautiful hands make a strong| Small hands are not necessarily appeal; it should be the ambition ! to be admired, any more than the of every woman to make hers as! rosebud mouth with the cupid's bow | lovely and as attractive as she pos- | contour. Smallness of feminine sibly can. be white and smooth, * the nails |as it once was. ' A large hand ih | yes and carefully | well shaped ingers, eautifully | ei a addition, ges- turned wrists, and satin-smooth skin tures that are graceful and spon- | 1s more attractive than one that taneous, and a magnetic warmth in | has only smallness as its recommen- | the pressure of the hands, is to | dation. If the hands look capable, | possess a charm-and-beauty asset if they move beautifully, they make that is of great value. | the grade. ; : What few of the beauty questers | Women of middle age must watch The skin surface should paws is no longer a mark of beauty, | * + A NEAT NOTION when it comes { to brigitening a monotone rayon | suit is a bag, gloves and scarf, or a | pocket hankie of checked gingham in brown, blue, red or green, with white. RE. J | COLLECTOR'S ITEM with many | a girl is the big circle skirt. One girl has a skirt of black cotton painted 'all over, except for the hip yoke, in gold with touches of red. Another skirt is of white chintz with a huge red rose print. Bright yellow cotton, with padded cotton ap- pliques in red outlined with white rickrack braid makes yet another of those big social circle skirts, op { TOP HONORS this season go to monotones, but when a print is seen, chances are that it is very smart and outstanding, Silk crepe | neckline is marked by a narrow flange of the fabric. ge one EVERY AID for cool comfort is at hand this Summer, as far as fashion is concerned. A black sheath frock with camisole top and shoulder straps is of cotton, and over it goes a full-length redingote of white eyelet cotton, the design in daisy petals. The coat is short sleeved, has a black velvet belt and a small sailor collar. oh ap LOOKING NEW and refreshing is the white-ground.print with stacat- to black print and accents. Black velvet for the collar and pocket tight sleeves, and the wide, scoop | flaps of a tailored jacket worn with a scoop neckline dress. The fabric is white silk crepe with a scattered design in black. LA a JUST ONE full-length coat and a topper is usually enough for a journey, even a protracted one. The full-length job might well be of wool fleece in a delicate gold shade, worn loose over dinner clothes, but belted in black patent or white calf with daytime or sports clothes. L SE I) SAILING FANS will like a new shirt to wear with shorts or slacks. It is a "cabana" shirt of blue and white striped ticking, made with a hood and a drawstring waist. STAFF HOLIDAYS From JULY 29 To realize is that the hands can look old long before their time. That happens when they are not given cosmetic care, when they are sub- jected to dust and grime. Over the skin surface you can have complete control. There are soothing creams to be had; they disappear in a few minutes; do not interfere with one's activities. But they alone will not keep the hands young; they need lubrication with a riourishing cream and friction to force the cream into the flesh. The boss of the household, who must perform all sorts of duties, must give attention not only to the toilet soap she uses, but to cleans- ing agents she uses in the daily domestic grind. Harsh ones will not: only make the flesh dry, but will cause cracks in the cuticle that surrounds the finger nails. These small wounds can prove stubborn, | be a long time healing. | lest their hands | bound, because then they will ap- | pear awkward. After applying a {cream 'and giving oneself a five | minute 'massage, the hands should be exercised. Extend the fingers | full length then, with strong muscle | pull, fold them inside the palms, | and repeat. | CITY SLICKERS | Every summer hundreds of "city | slickers" come out of the bush sporting a glorious coat of poison {ivy contamination. This irritat- |ing and unsightly affliction is ! easily avoided. Poison ivy bears a | distinctive, notched leaf that any | novice can Jearn to recognize. It | Brows in patches that only the most | careless should fail to notice. This {man needs to know, | want to buy or seh or trade - - ' Ciassified Ad and the deal is made. FRANKLIN-SIMON'S Great Storewide CONTINUES With More Outstanding Values MID-SUMMER SALE THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY ' NOURISHING! GRAND BREAKFAST DISH FOR ACTIVE PEOPLE LIKE YOU! TWO CONVENIENT, PACKAGES NOW: REGULAR AND LARGE | | | | | | | For your holiday wardrobe we have selected a beautiful assortment of dresses, such as shantungs, eyelets, printed silks and a few crepes. Cizes 12 to 44. Dresses that sold ' regularly up to $29.95 to be cleared at "a 1 AA a -- i ------------ ---------- Special! Washable Cottons | Soap and water-loving cotton makes these smart gay dresses, including sun dresses in several styles. Clearing $298 -- 5 3 $4.98 98 Franklin-Simon 64 SIMCOE ST. N. 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