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LEMON CHIFl-‘ON PIE

2 teaspoons granulated gelatin!

H cup cold water

5 tablespoons lemon juice

Grated ring of l5 lemon

‘.- cup sugar

8 Egg yolks

l. tfiaspoon salt

“t cup hot ‘water

1 teaspoon vanilla

3 egg whites

1L; cup sugar

Baked pie shell

hiEPi-IOD: Sprinkle the gelatine pver the cold water and allow to

tand for 5 minutes. Combine the amon juice, grated rind. ‘ri-ciip pugar. slightly beaten egg yolks Ind the salt, Add the hot water and cook in a double boiler over boiling "tater. stirrinr; until thickened. Add the softened azelatlne and stir until lhis is dissolved. Add the vanilla Ind cool.

When the mixture is partially thickened. beat the egg whites until ptiff and add the remaining ‘Q-cup pugar, then fold this mixture into l-he partially thickened Jelly mix- Iure. Pour into a baked pie shell or

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FEBRUARY 18,11...

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The woman kind at Aida-loot found pleasant reading matter in; a Spring and Summer mail-order- catalogue which cams todiay. Very, stealthily might one turn its leaves. houever and only briefly. then with 1 a long sigh put it aside until a. more leisurely time should amaealnl New the set-d cnlaicgucs, which. madc their appcararlt-e somc time since. at-re not nearly so dlsturbillgl to mankind. though llit‘_\' too make intriguing Nildiilt: in felllilline’ minds. \\lili lhcir bcgtlllllg (‘owl's a-rrrl pagr-s ullcrclll ihnzc in in- clined, l!\;\_\' raw-ll htrc themselves‘ while wanton *ili.i\\' drills wlllrll each other along the fields or al cold night rain dam against theWo-ooeoo

panes. 'l‘hough to forget rules 'lm— 8 Household

medal; MHTOUDUIIIQS while fancy- ' t

mg beautiful and delicate flower ,

faces brightening a riozrb ccrllcrl;

of tin; lawn. 0r drchlrllng llicc g S b k dreams of the loveliness that might l: crap 0o wme from rt more pnvkcl ill semi

or a bought htztlll. would illtlsl B)’ Rvbfirlfl lA-‘e

l'k 1' .. "u: " . ' l ml". 1." ..°..‘.‘.i.-".'l~...‘.li“.‘ arts.‘ cffcct that "if with lake cure of lnlngcsfion

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Emancipated Women

Return-Ilium More of Fair War Workers Falls to Matorlallzo

i Now that the war is uvc-r. the predictcdatampede of women war workers back to the home has not taken place. Far from it. The call o! the hearthstonr- has not been as potent as that of a good job. and most of thc women who have rcconvcrted tn domesticity arc the result of necessity and not choice. , 0f course. the shutting down oi war industries threw many women out. of employment. Incptncss. lack of ambition and resentment of regulations. scnt. many utllcrs back to their heredit- ary occupation that they could slight when they didn't ferl likc doing it. But n post-war labor analysis that has recently been made shows that soon l7 million women will still be gainfully em- ploycd outside of thcir homes. ~ This is one of the epoch-making migrations of history, and it is one for which we were totally unprepared. For we still clung to the belief that nvery woman's t-heme song was “Home. Sweet Home" and that one was never so happy as when she was making up a batch of biscuits or hanging out her wash ahead of the woman ncxt door. This fond illusion that all women had a passion for domesticity made us overlook the cold fact that not all women are born cooks any more than that all men are born carpenters.

the oilcs yeti hart‘. Ellclr _\r>\l'\c Nothing i5 buttrr u, X-envyc mam Philly 110W 1° kPfil 3011 5H5 I! lcstloll. or that iull feeling nftcr eat- is a truism, that “a gll'll_\- COHM! ..c ‘ illg, than to chew a ftw sprigs of needs no accuser“ for that would lllllll. chew the mint thoroughly

lbe exactly what you had bccn clc- ‘ and swallow stems and all. It is nice querulous nagging wl

ciding, a bit Wlslllilli‘. at lhc vcry . to have a bed of mint growing in a

moment. And yet the Chance; are. tcornel- of the yard.

when dlays lengthen and Spring

renew: hopes that are seasonally Salt of Lelnons | undying, you will perhaps try a When one is using salt of lemons: packet of this or that plant nr , on colored goods. hold the material

(lower, piglufed 50 (‘];|]']11i11gI_\'_ in 2n thc solution for a ilmlutc, (hell

h0pP5 that gircn plcvziy of truth til.) ll int) cold water. The process

air and sunshine and your iuphnz- thoulzl be repeated until the stains

ard but loving care. a plant or two 6581113661‘- would survive to blossom gayly fcrl

you some day-the very day when you most nerdcd to see a presious face.

Fringe U To nzuke th: 12.1,: cn an article fluffy, lnoszu the fringe by slap- lping against the ironing board to’ 'lorr~ prcssng with all iron.

James, himself ltithej the mail y‘islefflcfinliygfd“AmnaH glint?" WIN ,lvc.tllri help our living. But.‘ ‘up: gm ‘able ‘ ‘d ‘puny’? i0?“ s“ lievc, to understand thcsc fully. a of; armcehaai? wilh t-hléml 3:151‘ (Nculs legislate" Emma M a ramwn or

' ‘. : ‘fytls l.'l" ~21 r r udays his peace at lllls‘ time ls‘Fauna?loéoollgfnfmililgeé? “:5 3,211‘). interrupted by Jame‘; demand 10h“ {ms was, m" c}? m. .9 m“. “read mekthe furlnics first-aw do!" "who varwus needs and prdblenw 0; :el‘t:1e“‘ée5?$'ér;rt Zglgzfigdelfi lthc times. peculiar‘ to our cqulilat- standing displayed in the reading of all comics by small fry. whichl aside from thc most obvious in meaning. often puzzle me greatly. "But you don't follow them up. Aunt Ellen!" they say pitying me.

a "A mail crzlcr cntalcgar!" James

hail slut. nci ovcll pausing long mncugh tu admire the entrancing cover, thcll added with a WW1!" James like every savmer M Frown‘ iiouch of sarcasm, “lhatsdthe right ‘ ‘ “b kt int o a when

ls particularly interested ‘in the “Féqm H? l?’ Ihroeshlrlkgza» Asy] Sam, "W? °l ‘he “dew “mils f“ '1 our not go into n. but merely Ottawa, and quickly gleulls lhcrc- rhmcd [he leaves .0 catch a fiammtnYognmiurrirlltlgle ‘Pglingalgilgliillilse of the bcuitchirlg styles " '3' ‘ oolo artr 'cd. tie. atte." his family easier m» ilettcr. I marlgfifie as rsmny‘ a? of m; b10550,“ my m“ 53"}? lhrmql‘ ‘lama §ln the seed catalogue. It. was in fol: grilldrggelllglplluqmqviillf‘ ‘Egcgifiélthe afternoon, that the tllrcshingf '> ' V ‘was resumed when cvcry shea

M‘ C‘ {mm ‘he “W” 0'?‘ “l9 “'11-! that had bccn stored in the grail-

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graham wafer crust. Place in the efrigerator until thoroughly let. br until ready ‘to serve.

or other visiting farmers gather ill l my who“ 5.1mm“ swauows 1.95; the old kitchen. there are still odds along ‘he ranem whm Win55 Sign and ends of legislation that mlglhi I __

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' be properly grateful. But

It is a matter of common knowlcdgo that a man's ilapplncss de- pends largely upon his being able to do the work that he has a talent for doing that he enjoys going and has a never-ending interest in doing. The same thing holds good of a woman, and many a restless fe has been changed into a pleasant companion

by swapping her cook stove for a mahogany desk. WOMEN HNANCIALLY FREE

f the trek of women from the home to the business world is because it is the first time they have cvcr had any financial independence. Heretofure lhc avcragt’ WOXIIR". “7-1911191‘ “'19? or daughter. has had to work for hcr board and clothes. and at that

sllc was supposed to be supported by her men folks and expected to never again. Angeline has moved up into and anybody who thinks that she is ever going beg for a dime. has another guess coming. d have folding money of her own.

hy l7 million women are sticking to rich lhcy arc vticll paid. instead of scrub floors and cook meals. But

Another explanation o

the moneyed class. tn rattle a tin cup and She is going to gr-t n job an

ll. is easy cnough to sec w tllc jobs thcy ("njoy doing and for W1 going back ll0l1lt‘ iu trash dldirs and

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who is prophet. enough. to for

For. aftcl- all. tile ilonle. great are forge-d. Every succes nlcnt to his wife's help

up into being a line man or woman h thaws knee. hold unless it is presided over by a woman

d who gives llcr whole time to her job.

bred lntc him at his m0 noss. no peace ‘in a house oi brains and strength. an

And the bitter truth is that no sub Modern ingenuity has given

home and Mother. form many of our tasks for us. but button plan. It takes a mothers a number's tenderness.

This migration of women away

~ l lit. s.for\ve problem the M" m5 cut “how to got along with Russia. but no one

tionnl debt and find u

knows how to make a PUl-ilmf? 711°"!

alwnys on hcr Job. day and lush!-

Livingfiieisure

ctcll what is going to be the result of

this stupendous rllift in troman labor? _ the most important work 1n the world ls done in

There all the qualities sful man owes much of his achieve-

and encouragement.

a mother's prayers to do it

that make a people and a nation

Every child who grows ad his courage arid his stamina There is no health. no happi-

stltuin has yrs-t been found for us gadgets that per- you can't rear children on the push evor watchful eyc. a mother's 10W.

from thoir homes is the grcatcs‘. will know how to settle the na-

er take the place of one who ls

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Pancake ant» llot Off The Griddle!

With tho coming of Shrovo Tues- day. pancakes. or griddle cakes. as some folks like to call them, arr- a very popular item on the menu. They Ire equally a favourite of tho homemaker aince they may lie made no quickly and easily in an unlimited number of variations.

There ls a type suitable to-servc at any menl. For that "spccinl" breakfast nothing will raise the morale of the family quicker than pancakes. They may be made nlorv substantial for luncheon lly t.‘.c addition of ground, left-over rook-l g ed meat. and served with trrenlrnt n , vegetables. For n real ilcssr-rt lrchl and something different. scrvc thin g g

- .: wri ' iv ~ ulzl. lltglrlcrslkliildplfuglcd lililllel] ‘poxkdllreri H.“‘Q."."'°"""""‘ sugar.

The home ccoilonlists of tllc Cull- sumcr Section. Dominion 'Dcp'arl- merit of Agriculturc. have n =ic\v "do's and dont's" regarding pan- cakcs. which if follower] are sure to bring success.

Stir rather than beat lhc bailcr fo-r pancakes.

If the batter POilllJlllS 2 or illClli‘ tablespoons of fat per cup of q-

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noon FATHER 1V0 little girls write homc from Sunday-school were dis- tlrc Bible story they had 21m H)“ btliicvc lllcre ls u devil?" 0"“- iISKPdItIlc olllrr nervously. Oh, no. answcrcd ihc other with conviction. "H's like $311111

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uld, the grl-ddlc or heavy lryilil; pan on which they are cooked. ncevi, not be greased.

Turn pancakcs when thcy peppered with tiny holes.

Turn pancakes only once during cooking.

Be sure the griddle or heavy fry- ing pan is at the right heat bo- fore cooking pancakes.

To teat temperature of griddle or Irvin: pan. and a few drops of coltl water. These should dance on a hot-enough surface.

The pancakes will stick if griddle is either too hot or

cool. OATMEAL PANCAKES 1-2 cup all-purpose flour

OR l~2 cup plus 1 tablespoon pastry flour

Claus-Al's _\‘tl\'-‘ father." are H "I wish“ M Said in cxaspefllllOll. . : l-llzrt some brainless idiot had pro- l M53235‘? l9 3'0" bCfOfc W0 were mar- _ . -. . . l l" llc (Ld, replica the wile calmly, i and worse luck. l marricd him."

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For Wednesday, February it) l:.".\'L'l'l‘l£i\lEN'l‘. difficulties and danger threaten this day, with great 3 teaspoons h ltinE P d vmlcnvllclly 3nd mg“ ‘ensign- Anni“ n ' 0w or s ruu ‘l 1 t clregsgqollairtlksgolllkin rolledflaat" “Wm (‘r-railitsanfireiluilbufiwfolnoagf 1 "egg we" ha...“ g » "lvndfr lulu cJllirol. thcre could be 1 tablespoon mcltriri sllorlcnilllz lmusl,‘ lwolwoiss m. Smcmcmm. “air” 1 leahpoo" nlolaswy ‘ill |\\lll'.'li Ill could be rtmnlue 34 H", “Mel. iitlll at \'('lil\li'(‘. ECClTcy and subtlrty 3-4 H". "Mk, rm‘ fnrorlrblc in nlaking contacts 3m together the 1pm.; bgknyghlllfl llglYfClllPlllh. But usc this tcrh- mrlvder and salt. Combine ullllilliqiit‘ wisely. ' r0 ed oats. Blend together ihc- egg- shortening, molasses, water ilndl 0n the Birthday milk. Add to dry ingredients ulltlf $3195.; “qlui-Q bmhdflv n15 may be 5"’ ‘mly um“ smmu“ C°°k m‘ (Zall"ll| cll n Wlili‘l\\'llltl of excite. slightly greased heavy "Til"; 1W“ lflClll and hieh l1r~ssure To move until golden brown on hoth sldPs.l d! l‘ "u, °,_ " v ' , Makes 18 44nd] pancakes_ 1W1 l u“) cine, rmo 1on5 find .rn- pulsrs. or crraticalliz wlll hnve 5m"; “iApqrLgs ' lti (l"lPf\l splrndirl prospects 1 w, all. m- asp [your ‘l might ndva with radical i D P 2i teaspoons baking powder " " " l teaspoon salt l cup bran l 1-2 cut-s milk 2 egg ylo-lks 6 tablespoons melted 2 egg whites. Sift together flour. baking putz-l‘ del". salt and bran. Brat cg" _\'0lk.<. add milk and t-nrltl-rlue heating with rotary heater. Beat in thc siftcri nry

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Although historical societies have ignored the delicious detail, it. la_a fact that the pies which the Pil-

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l 1. What. is wrong with thin un- tence? "1 shall be glad to patronize your store."

. 2. What is the correct pronunc- iation of “parochiau?

3. Which one of these word: in

‘Qlupelled? airplane. atrial, tuna]

amp. l 4. Whit dou -matia:" mean; y. 5. What is a word beginning ‘with up that means "visible"? ANSWER-B j 1. say. "I shall be alad to trade with your stare." 2. rronounce pa- ro-ltl-ai. both A's unstressed. o as in roll, t as in it. accent second syllable. 3. Aerial. 4. Pertaining to In idiom- or ianguare peculiar to poorly. "liis speech was distinctly idiomatic." 5. Apparent. __i._____

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Q. When in a cocktail 101ml‘ with a man. lltould a woman toll her escort what rho wants or live her order directly to the waiter?

A. Site should - tell, her escort what she wants tddrink.

Q. What kind of ttoulm mould

the word "idio-

bewnnwithamomiq conform-

fmvnal daytime fmetion?

A. Striped era. . Q. What should a man call hi! wife when intmducinl ll: h ill

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of their descendants consumed were baked in square. dcep iron w“ 01 the same sort that could hold A iurkc_v. Iron has 3W!“ P1"? m tin, but pumpkin pies are stlll to be found baked in “dripping pulls mun-day's New England. ‘ lllnta on Etiquette Dorrt plan to play practical joke: on the bride and groom that would prove embarrassing to them, or painful. A well mannered person t never goes too far i'n fun. but has| |consldemllon for his victim.

"rams: GAMES FOR LONG wmrnn EVININGS ‘

Take your home out of the mitt-I winter doldrums by equipping your home with some table games whirhl are enloyed hy old and young ulikdl Chess. checkers. and cribbage never lose their attraction any: Gladys Miller. " .

A small table with two straight hut comfortable chairs placed tn a window, with a ood lam nearby for the evening ours, wll make the playing-easy. Parents may chal- lenge their children. wives their husbands. The effect is atimulat- ing and petty family diatribe: lute their importance in matching tech-

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ly Lgblesponrls of hat for

ingredicnts. Add meltcrl sirortchill-z

stirring with a spoon. Fold in siifif TU T01‘ A SKIIFI‘ I egg wihitcs. Put 4 lu h’ into will") al-rer. Makes tire waffles.

beaten ‘ 'l'.\u lilrrll is lo ztzirl iu will‘ slzlrl ruhi Hill lsardrclbr. Ulll‘ adopts tic soilcr lr'c;.~trrl.l~i of lllc cirrzc shirt; the uihr wltll nil the p.c -‘ curt‘ of a rap» v.11 blousc is just‘ urn-h Inuit‘ amnion-able to wrnr. us cirsy to nrzrkc as u dlckry. zrrd

WIIOLI-JWHEAT WM-‘I-‘LES Follow bran waffles rccI-pe billr slltuiing l cup of whole-wheat ill :- the bran and adding l~2 cu;

seedcd raisins. 'l'\vn sulvtral c DlillCfilE.

PANCAKES (French Style) Q N0. 40 is rut ill $17.05 l0. l3. M.

fi gag: a“ p Se n ill}. 1a. so. lla and 4o. Size 1c rc-

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1 teaspoon baking powder quwcs f Frds i9 ‘iull.

Dash, o; m" ‘ha. hi?’ is uil m syfssli). ti; H, 1 1-3 mp5 milk ‘l . l8, ".3 nnd ~l. ‘lzc I‘ r:- 1 1-2 cups water {qulrcs 1‘~_» rds JiD-illzll.

Fat for frying. '

Bolt ens well. Mix and sift, flourzl Send bllillll powder and salt and add Winch alternately with milk and Wlllfll‘ guide. to the eggs. Boat until smooth. Hon: and Style Numbcr plainly Br: gfizvfiofxrrvlfisragglll-t guns; little pit sure to slate size you wish include or the Pancake mixlureffiiaftnxfi-l iwslal unit or zone number in your frying pan quickly from side 1F. address aide to spread the mixture so that it almost covers the pan and "flake; the pancake veryythin and lacy When underside ls golden brown and (‘G395 “F159. turn pancake and brown other sidc. 39x servings, “l- lvwinz a to 4 pancakes, s" n. m... "lei". per person.

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