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Pie meringues become flat too much sugar is used in

5 fourth of a teas/poo tartar mixed with.

firm.

Jelly tumblers and glasses are ideal to hold the small leftovers in the refrigerator. They are sanitary

and take up so little room. be

The wall brush must

will be surprised how much i ‘er your paper W ' ‘fresh-looking.

a - The lingerie must be tinted oc- 4 - casionally to preserve the dainty goappearance. A faded blue garment ‘ delicate orchid with the old of pink A pale yellow will shade into a delicate green if dipped in blue dye and a pink dye inlo a lovely

Use small

am tint a dyes.

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l i bland suds to wash

If you wish to substitute honey for sugar in quick-bread and cake recipes, use the same quantity of honey as is specified for su or but

. ' reduce the liquid by one-h .

Generally speaking, tender cut of roast meat, unles exceptionally lean, should be cooked in an open without water in a moderate

pan oven

throughout the cooking

lod. Tougher cuts are made more tender by cooking in a covered roaster. since the steam produced inside the roaster tends to soften

tough tissues. If you wish good results

booking utensils, it pays to buy

best quallty—pans that hold

“f: original color, that are the proper

size for your purpose, and that will an will _ produce an uneven cake. D scclorcd

not warp. A crooked cake

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than, they are baked in too hot an oven l or they are not baked enough. A n of cream of each two egg whites helps t.o keep the meringue

lessly clean or it will only add to the soil of the wallpaper and cause -, smears. It should be washed fre- l quehtly and used often and you

ill stay clean and

’ USe a soft brush. hot water and fine china with an intricate, raised motif. Rinse thoroughly in clear hot wa- ter and dry carefully with a. soft ‘towel.

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jTo-Day’s Popular Design f- 3 . By l:

-pans will not turn out the tempt- the-greatest

Miss Di -lf can answer this mystléries d?“ married life. It iaz

you will solve one of people quarrel aftcr

1H8 8016611 51'0"! 10"“ 01‘ 18W" the are married when they got along perfectly harmoniously before mar- you nopotosarve. y 7 And theroanyramcdyfor the domina- klnd i- tic spat? ' VER. KING GETS PBOVENDI-E WITH- OUT BENEFIT OI‘ DOYAL TBADBSFOLK mt eonimdmm can be ed in two

Officially speaking, the King and Queen have neither baker; butch- er, grocer, wine merchant nor other purveyors of food and drink.

To be the King's tladesme firms must have been serving the Sovereign for three years. The earliest date on which they can qualify for royal warrant will be Doo- 11. the third anniversary oi’ the King's accession, according to Marianne Mayfayre in the hon- don ‘Telegraph.

No royal warrants, other than those for serving the King and Queen in a purely personal capac- ity will be lssued until after that occasion.

A thousand or more may in time be granted. Until then only 65 tradespeople will be royal war- rant holders to the King and Queen.

These personal royal warrants have been issued by the Keeper of the King's Privy Purse. Sir Ulick Alexander and by the Queen's Lord Chamberlain, the Earl of Airlie.

Oourt officials who will be re- sponsible for royal warrants to be granted later will be the Lord Chamberlain, Lord Clarendon, the Master of the l-Iousehold; Sir Hill child, and the Crown Eiquerrl’. Sir Arthur I'll-skins.

Royal warrants at present issued on behalf of the King and Queen do not amount to half the num- ber granted by Queen Mary. Lord Angicsey, her Lord Chamberlain, has conﬁrmed 1-D from Marlbor- ough House. all held during the reign of King George V.

The Master of the Household,

odlties required in the house, will iss-c royal warrants to butchers, bakers, gracers and their kind.

Over a thousand royal warrants were granted by King George V. and Queen Mary. The late King George had nine bakers, 12 grocers, ll chemists and 15 seedsmen.

His role as country squire expres- sed itself in the grantin of nine royal warrants to agxrlcui urai and horticultural mach ery makers, three to dog and game food mak- ers, others to fishing tackle and harass makers, dairy utensil manufacturers and cattle food manufacturers.

DO-Q-O-OQ-O-O

when

that she looks bo ht. Instea

spot- ing her uiat one doesn't hei- .0 church an

smooth to hand

long- or yiaery ll he is

perfect- litt e 5o there about,

YGS-YBSCI’.

a million 1t is a case of poss

liIi-IOW pfildﬁlwé and IBUOCIJOQ WIILGOW 811G Q0 l0

a kick out of it.

kiss make up. and every llvening linings up The remedy lor It is Just the use of a little

dealings WlLh other people one couldn't have stopped at of self-restraint or Dorothy

tractlvehess of other women.

Bonds telegrams tell ation of other women, though me.

and looking for-war

Del‘- woman by th for beautcuos chorlnes, and

night clubs

from _ But vilihile it is

their

Whether a woman ‘h, (By aosaars uiai

oo-oa-o-o-oo-oa Q. How should friends and rel-

atives respond to an announce- ment of a birth?

child. orphan a

humiliating, esp

hands ectualy shake.

Q. To whom should wedding an- nouncunents be sent?

A. Only to those people who did not receive invitations.

i ville performers in order to

‘ The on] yourself an are of so little importance Eiljgyyquareoilred.

remedy

words: FURBUYI.‘ and P068136 a. man and a woman get-al

walks miles around the links, Anu one of the main reasons

is practically nothing for an engaged ocarilb to q

but alter marriage when a man's and wolnans babiis, tastes, opin- ions, points oi view coine in contact every things to quarrel about. ession then. right to spear right out in meeting and say

Another reason that husbands and wives quarrel is

ownous and dull and they “pep draaout right, alter which hey i the need of

Domestic lilo gets lnon

it .up by having a regular knockdown and thing is serene unli. may fee

simple as the cause thereof. that they lhow in their . -You never saw a family quarrel that eliher by the use of a particle

again. the domestic spat is as of‘ the sell-control

Jealousy is aroused when her husbana appears

me to-coine back. But I ignore ut I am gieiil am free.

wer:

Well, I hope you are not looking forward to you have a blind man in prospect. because I am many men who can make their eyes

in the offing. Appar ti

e sight of feminine pulchritude, lissom laasles provided

. ' would k Modern Etiquette ery time leighuaba a Justified in gett

merely because he admires pretty women mt it seems o sznail matter over which

illlillﬂlly severe when l am with I am sym

ea those wh uiet d d

and w... .5’ an. iu%“uni3°$ut‘d“%i“b‘élnt””* l“

attract attention.

papers that violets have come in fashion n41 _

for an inferiority complex 1,5 to quit think“, “W; Wh realise that you

Elva a ittle thought to otihers. w anybody but yourself that nobody is notic- DORDTHYJJIX.

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'18’ drag him i0 symphony concerto. m ' l lltl. d he nstsns respectfully tcﬁwvvavgtfgllrepo 6o an all“ ick out the

butter

no matter he marries

minute of the dill‘. "W" and most of d it and they leei

what they . _ and even common politeness out of

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because they

its very beginning

inacy. Dbl-Ea is a wife's pride that is hurt far more than

to be interested in the l was married

b0 my loved anybody out lne, and

I don't

I am picking up the threads of my HOPE.

marrying again afraid mere are

en y the Tired Business Man is re! or why else is the country or a

w mi glB-n 1.114! a divorce

ar Dix-Eversincelwas chlldIha uffedfr bad inferiority complex that I have never ‘been aible tovgvircoelhe. om . - ecially when I strive to be at my best.

men. Somet

you have the faculty of moki friend; an are h, good mm

popular, wtiat more do you want lnngthe way ofdself-connoence? éullﬁl you are not so vain as to desire to have the spotlight turned on yqu go and to be the star of the occasion. d think that you would be sohwelxilpleeaisledonlritn muffs 1 there are so many blatant egotists in the wnie-id unity; wlll... “e l a w: ma» will valuation on modesty. w. ﬂnd ho 0min nﬁfkiilﬁ ft. entlo voices,

And so dikcd out ou

You may have read in

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B! ll. C. WELLS ‘Jflwfllhl. 1938. by The North A News-papa 1m.

is. of course. for her to decide to break up o, home and hali-

It is most And it is par- irnes while dining out my . pathetic. have the faculty or making friends. have loads of them and am considered a good mixer, but 1 can. not conquer myself and feel at ease with people. l-low can 1 help my- i? PERPLEXED.

.lke vaude-

uarrd

8P8

Y the get

her at-

for more than rive years to a man who cousin's keep his eyes from straying to other girls. I stood that as long as l. cou.d and then I went back divorce. He phones me telling me that he never lng me how he needs the baby and him, He kiLeu my love by his auliiir- think he was acuualv uniaitniul lo

parents and got a

me.

life

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behave when there is a pretty mshed

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CREAM 0F CELEEY SOUP

4 cups chopped celery 1 small onion

“D5

l teaspoon salt

2 tablespoons butter

2 tablespoons flour

1 cup thin cream

Paprika

Method: Peel and chop the celery fine. Slice the onion and put both of these into a saucepan with i cup water. Cook until the celery is very tender, then add the milk. Simmer gently for 20 minutes. Now you have most of the celery, flavor, so you can strain the vegetables out if you like. I rather like thcm left in, which is why I peel the celery first. b

Melt the butter and blend in the flour. Add the hot celery milk mixture gradually, stirring and cooking until .4 "ﬂip is smooth. Add the thin cream ._" heat to the boiling point. season with salt and papri a and nerve.

if you have cooked the leaves in- with the celery and onion, you'll want to take these out, but this soup has more flavor if you leavo the bits of celery-—or at least some of them-An than if you strain them all out. '

And any of these soups will be richer if you add one beaten yolk just before removing from the fire. Beat the yolk, add a little of the hot soup. then return this to the

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heavier, less active

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and veil! much ‘Ihirp, as the al wnlrollerand intenned-

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Reduce the Easy Way on Low-

Calorie Diet

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try scratching it off of a perm . is n e

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ments if you have burned your

or iron. h rom the in- the burn, bglldlﬂi’ "llllmd ll- fresh lard.

a hot sauce potato, apply ot

garments.

Thisls

Cold Roast Moat

The flavor of roast meat, that be pre- served lf it is wrapped in a damﬁ cgiﬁesecloth while the meat is sti

served cold, will

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and it will last

in f

Q. How can I remove disc l‘ tions from the inside oi a P0 lain baking dish?

l ii in butt ‘an?!’ Elliiwthtg idr a “E111 l' two. The acid in the

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