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MID V. cup butter or margarine and '1. cup brown sugar: divide into 12 greased rnuEn pans; add pecans. Cream 2 tbsp: butter or ' 2 . ' and 5? cup brown sugar. Roll out one portion a dough 12 by 10 inchco. Sprinkle with cinnamon mixture and l cup raisins. be- ginning at long side. ro up loosely. cut into 12 slices. Place in pnns. Grease top;

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Boil together for 3 mins. stirring. V. cup butter or margarine. I ibop grated orange rind. V, cur orange juice and 54. cup gran sugar; coo. Spread half in greased 8-inch square pan. Roll out one portion of dough 16 by 10 inches. spread with rest of orangu- mixture. boginrung lit long side. roll up loosely; cut into l6 sliccs. Amingc in pan Grease tnpu Corn: and il'l riiw until doubled. Baku at 350”. about 30 nuns.

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Husband Talks Viciously Oi Wife's Past

DEAR MARY HAWORTH: 1 am

a woman with a very regrettable past. when my husband and I started courting. I was 34 and he 19. When he asked to marry me, I told him everything. but be in- sisled I was the only one for him, and that basica"y I was I wonder- ful woman. he knew. He said we would start life over together. At first his great love made amendd for my past. We were con- stant companions and after he was inducted into the Army be poured out his heart to me in letters. tel- ling the kind of home he wanted. etc. While overseas he was un-i faithful to me, and I have forgiven. him and almost forgotten.

Now we have three wonderful children and he loves them dearly. But for the last five years my premarital past has become a hurt to his pride and his heart . . . .He calls me terrible names. Tells me to get out. that I am not fit to raise his children. Says that he never should have married me. that he was too young to know what he was doing: that he can't forgive me. hates my folks for

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letting me make such mistakes. etc.

HE APOLOGIZES 1

Roy gets angry at any reminder of persons I knew before I met him: and I have made it a point to avoid them, and have tried to be an exemplary wife and mother.

I have become a Christian. I teach Sunday School and take my children every Sunday. At times he. will say I am on the right lrack.' doing a good job. that I am just like he wants me. And he will aski my help, saying he wants to be come a Christian. but that his job makes it necessary for him to drink and keep late hours. Then hev won't listen to me or read anyi

good books. Time and again Roy asks myl TOFEIVEHCSS. which is granted. and, we make a now start. Promise after promise he has made and broken. I can't leave the children and I can't take them from him.

D 0 you know of any relief for our, problem? E1)

WIRES CROSSED

. DEAR E. II: The humble char- ilable spirit of your letter indicates that you are a Christian. And the sympathetic character of your.

wvifcly concern to be worthy fa i

it were! of niarriage to Roy sliowsi that you don't comprehend howl really good you have become.

You have morally outgrown the. regettable past. in your own right: and are well on the way to being: ll saint. in the troubled prcsent.i it seems to me. . i It is high time that you and Roy understood something of the truth about the cause of his ugly rant in 1-cent years. Your past is not thcl agitating factor. i Actually. the: trouble is. he is seeing life through jaundiced eyes. and mentally re- hearsing all the evil he can imag-l

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apple cake. baked at table in an tess.

One of the best ways to save-paring the batter; lhcn brushed it space in overcrowded kitchens isiwith shortening. Next. I spread: to buy utensils that serve several evenly over the pan V4 c. melted different purposes," said the Chef. l butter mixed with l c. light brown.

'”A good example,” he added, sugar. . ”lS thegeleciric frying pan. Which, "Over this, I placed 9 slices of; meS' 5”"'"e ” and b3ke5- drained canned pineappyle. with al

"For pan-frying and sauteeing . maraschino cherry in each hole and it is perfect, because the thermo-i whole pecan nut meats here and static control on the pan keeps there. the fat at the right temperature; --For the batter, 1 used 1.31: a therehm: the "mufal juices 9' package of yellow cake mix, madc .meaL chmke" and nsh 3'9 sealed according to directions and spatia- in and food absorbs less fat. ed it smoothly over me fl-ujtg "Mas M"""'FMd covered and baked it at the table

"I like the square shape, Chef."lst 260 deg. F. for 30 min. or I told him. ”'recause it holds moreuntil the top of the cake was not food than a round'frypan. Andlsticky. its Very 0853' i0 Wash V0" 93"? ”Thcn I looscnc' the cdgcs. in, immerse the entire pan in waterlverted the pan on me cake piaieg "P l" "'9 mntml k""b'" let stand a few seconds. I lifted

"It is also possible to use this the frypan and added the finale fRVDan for table- ” ,. Madame. I -the whipped cream farnish. W1”'""' 9”" 5 WHY UlId9m98UI.l "El voila! A modern miracle-u because the bakeliie legs do notia rake baked without an oven!": Convey heat. I, Note: This same reciple can also!

"However. 1 must confess I was,be used for baking an upside-down skeptical when I started to bake. cake In the usual manner in a pan;

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LEMON DELIGHT!

1 pkg. graham wafers

1 pkg lemon pie filling

Place 1 half of wafers on cookie sheet. Spread cooked lemon filling over wafers. Place remaining waf- ers on top. Cover these with thin butter icing. Place in trig. to set.

Pumpkin Squares Pineapple Upside-Down Cake Coffee Teal Milk Oyster stew for Friday: Follow oyster stew with ii substantial sal-

eaiing pleasure. TOMORROW'S DINNER New England Oyster Stew

Crackers Corn Bread Squares Macaroni-Tomato Cheddar Salad Lemon Snow Custard Sauce Coffee Tea Milk

Marcaronl-Tomato Cheddar Sal- ad: Combine 3 c. boiling water and 1 c. evaporated milk; bringl to boiling point. Stir in 1 (8 oz.). pkg. high protein cut macaronig Boil 15 min., or until fork-tender and the liquid almost evaporates.

Add 35 c. rocked salad dressing and 96 a small onion grated. Cool.

Mix in 2 peeled ripe tomatoes cut in eighth: and in c. grated sharp Cheddar cheese. Refrigerate at least 30 min.

Serve on lettuce; top with addi- tional graied cheese.

TRICK OF THE CHEF

Season oyster stew with celery

wait: garnish with minced celery.

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1935 - 1955

um ANNIVERSARY

Another of our celebration SPECIALS! of the newest 'l956isfylos and shades. porrant event or greatly reduced prices. sells all other furs two to one!

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Complete stock of fresh new furl. blended in the newest mink like shades. Fifty 1956 styles in all sizes. from size 9 to 1). Large variety of qualities and prices.

Each and every coat greatly ro- duced during this mid-saasoii sale!

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GROUP 1

MUSKRAT BACKS Wnsiorn Canadian Polls Rog. Slflrfi-SALE 35248

GROIT 2 MUSKRAT BACKS selpcled Northern Pelu Reg. s393.ssi.i: 53325

GROUP 3

MUSKRAT BACKS

Iuptlr Quality. Eastern Oaimlias Reg. S465-SALE 3395

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