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General Housework

Yes, Bon Ami has a whole regiment 0f uses! Keeps the entire bathroom spiclr and spam-tub and tile sparkling-nickel aglenm —-mirrors glistening! And in the kitchen l! cleans and polishes pots and pans, sink!’ enameled stoves, smooth painted woodwork and walls, windows, linoleum, etc. Best of all, it won’t redder: or rougher: your lumb-

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Cornbread

11A tsbiespoonsimelted butter 1% cuprbuttermilk ' 1 teaspoongsods

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2 egg whites

Pour- the corn meal gradually into the boiling water. Let stand until cool, and then add the butter, salt, egg yolks sliflt‘; beaten, and but- termilk m?‘ 4th soda. Beat theI mixture ior two minutes. Best the whites oi the eggs until they are stiii; add these to the mixture and turn into s buttered dish. Baits in a hot oven for 40 minutes.

Crumb Griddle Cakes

2 cups flour

I teaspoons baking powder

1a‘ teaspoon baking soda

‘A teas, salt

2 tablespoons sugar

2 cups breadcrumbs

11a cups sour milk | 3 tablespoons butter (melted!

1 ca:

Mix and slit the dry Soak the

ingredients. breadcrumbs in boiling water until they are soft: then drain. Beat the bread until it is smooth. adding the flour. Then add the beaten egg. milk and butter. siirring as little as possible. Bake on a greased hot griddle. iuming only once in baking. ' ‘ Scones

2 cupiule flour

‘a teaspoon salt

2 teaspoons baking powder

‘.1 tearpoon sods

1-3 cup sour milk

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4 tablespoons shortening

2 tablespoons sugar ~ Sift the flour with the salt, bak-

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l2 to lb minute; Sour Milk Cookies

‘ii cup shortening I cups sugar

2 eggs

1 cup Sour milk

5 cups flour

1 teaspoon soda

1 teazpoon salt

1 teaspoon flavoring .

Cream the shortening to a whip- ped cream consistency. Beat in the

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Cold beef csn be ao extremely good as s sandwich filling or part of a salad that it is a pity that wider use is not made. oi it in this way. If the meat itself is oi superior grade, an inexpensive cut, such as the brisket, will be a revelation in its Juicy tenderness and the line flavor of the lean meat and its iat.

The better the beei, the less the nsed for diments and iiavorings; but well’ chosen accents oi flavor will admittedly add interest to beef that is served in either salad or sand-

iandwich Fillings

Sliced cold roast beef. boiled fresh beef, corned beef or tongue, with a little pepper and salt, make most attractive sandwiches; or these meats may be chopped and mixed with a little horseradish, mayonnaise, Wor-

ies. etc. A flavorful sandwich spread 1s made by putting through the iood chopper one cup cold beeiy1a cup seeded raisins, six ripe olives, and six sweet pickles. Mix this with sui- iicient mayonnaise to bind.

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per dish. Combination for Salads

lCorned bee! with

boiled eggs.

bacon. corned beet. or salt pork.

salad, and may be combined with diced celery and sliced olives. One pair will serve m. .

Jelliediougue, hock or tripe, alon or in combination. make excellent foundations ior salads and for sand- ‘riches.

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Gazihwuz “OMENS INSTffUTg Home.‘ Members and others then mi. They are lesdning a-piay hil- iiook part m the "Old Alphabet several letters had been received The April bieetmg oi Greenrale W.-Games—Animals" after which lunch some time was spent in diaculifi rand in filling out questionarill. 1t eighth at the home oi Mrs. Selby Greenvale W. I. met at the home 0i was decided to meet at the school Oll- spencfi The president presided and Mrs. Mobbs on 'l‘uesday evening, May pndw afternoon to ‘bggm work .@. “h, meeting Qpenpd with the Ode. 5th. Meeting opened by singing "The grounds. Following was them-ogre;- rm]; m“ was Ensure-rm wim "A La- Bland Hymn". followed bv rclleflllflg ior the evening: “Value oi Void-lbs

fi11°ll"¢l1°PiJ¢d.b°r saving Devicay (we members Creed. Nine members and two vrsu- les m the Diet." read by Mrs. A. D- parsley and mayonnaise. garnished and one ‘mm,- wefe pfeggnl, Mm- "f5 11'6"’ DPBSBH! mil ‘fall Was 811- MacPher-son. Paper "Planning the with sliced pickled beets and sliced Utes M 01.9.40“ meeting were, read iswered by each repeating a verse ior Home garden“, by Mrs. Earle Mae.

and signed. 1W, L Q D‘ E gflendar Mother's Day. Minutes read and Rae. (liming with the ‘NationalAn-

Boiled bee! combined with minced had hem recs-wed by ihp. refiners, adopted. Report of committees follow them. Mds. Paul invited members Y4- parsley, chopped green pgppgps and\mpom m. mmmiuees fonflwflt 11rd. onion, a little mint, and a few capers. Liver may be combined with crisp

Program CmflmllléP reported her home ior June meeting. Our has.‘ u,“ decided u, pa}. for helpi Supple. school visited on April 24. Children e55 served a, yeflaghjg‘ lunch at the. manta” refldem W." (m. me Lem-h. having their Junior Rod Cross meet- Close of 0,114- meeting.

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