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DECEMBER 22, 1931 _

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' Nothing so dresses up a simple

dish of ineiit. fish or vegetables, as does ii good sauce. The trouble ls that so many otherwise good cooks have never had the time or

_ perliiips the opportunity to dcve

lop "it hand with 9. sauce" and lliink that sauce-making. lf' it de- parts at all from_a few well-tried

oaths.

This need not be. There are

rniiees of course, that are diffi-

. . - zterature

‘Woman’s Realm -.°- Social and P_er$on‘f1"°f Fashions L'--_.if

Sauces

is n mystic business.

Cult IO Iiiilkc. but there are a grca

'i

as e.. _=:iiipi.=

have :::<»i-e of them for you-bu

thc old stanabys. i

uliite or brown sauce. \V

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'2:.i». .

ii'l\ 'ii ir" '_ii»~iu.

i -v

li.

Bien

lice, _izluce for Fish.

:il-iiwpiioiis melted litiiter filbluspooiis flour

l teaslioon Salt

riins milk

l\._i'il-iioriiai’-tl cjius

I .Wi <pooii l»_-inoii _iiiite

lip :‘

cl liie fat. flour. and siilt.

Add the milk and stir constantly until thickened. Chop the egus and

ndd to

j'i:t‘r' :i hi .iteii i;|i»~ nl i:i.'il:i»>

l. »i -

1.. ll. I-4 D. tile

lml't.i\:~=_ if-iw ii

pieti- of iiifl built

e, 5 ‘rolits

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the sauce with the lemon Nfl l>f‘DlJ0l' to season. A well yofk .~=tli'rcd into the mix- :er it is taken from the fire 1' l'ir‘i‘.l‘i‘.

llnliiiiiiliiise Sauce

www ':iii1ti»:'

inliii -prions lviiioii juice

.ipooii .salt i I~i` eiiyciuic ` iiiip iioiiinr: watei'

the butter into three

Pi-xi' thr- rzsz yolks and niiir toceilier. arid one l»;i:i»\v_ anti i-ook in a dou- i-. stiiriiig ¢~onstantl_\' un-

til the ini_‘<llii‘e betyiiis to thicken.

llemoi e

froiii the stove. add a se-

cond pn-we of butter, and stir ra- pidly. Tiieii add the reiniiining

li.iilf‘i', iii the blended

and boili double lioilei-_ :ind

ii

mul c Iii'

li, if

. 2 she

1 lei.

2 2 vc h

Botti

,car it ml Strain ti iiiensiire

lit; 1; itl ir

itot l

i__l

ll ta T! ia

aiiti

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iiiiil eoiiliiiue to stir un- iiiivlure is completely A<l<l the salt. cayenne,

Return to the stir until the

11;' water.

liens. _

Tomato Sauce

. 2 cups canned tomatoes

cs onion

~ll(lllll $\lLlli Z'

1 inf. leaf

wiiliie iilispirc

ole cloves

Fiiiiir

~i' or other fat

.if rl pepper i- tire tomato. onion. su-

-:pi\'~r_~:_ for 10 minutes.

irriiiaii a fine sieve. and the liquid. For each cup

bieiill two tabespoons 1’ tiilileslmoiis iiir-lted fat.

iw ioiiiato juice with salt

linppei' in seasoii. and stir un- tbzf-i:r»iir~rl. Continue to cook ov- hot v;iiiei~ for 5 to l0 minutes.

Serve hot

with ti'oqueltes_ or meat

White Sauce

fi..i‘. ~

prion butter

E/1i'.po<ii1 flour

li n'.il`.: fir otiicr lilpiiri tfixiifpomi salt

iii -

nivslioiiiis butter lil.-:~.;irions flour

l vip null: or other liquid

1-4 Tliiflz

Ii if

tmispoviii suit

iiill '_-priori: butter

1'. or ll i.ibli‘spooii.» flour 1 wzn iiiill: or other liquid l~i :»:i~'.por>ii salt

l.I.\nd

ilif* iiir.-lted lat and ilour

ilioiiolirzlily. arid the cold milk or :\'hrr liquid and salt. Heat and

Fir coli

<;tanii_v until tliickcncd.

Look ovci' steam for 10 minutes

‘.f\ngr~i'.

1-'J

llnrseradish Sauce

eup thick, sweet or sour

(`l`(?$\l`il

I-2

teaspoon salt

l teaspoon sullar 3 or 4 tablespoons fresh grat-

ed horseradish

Whip

the err-nm. salt. and sugar.

r_:id tzraduallv add the horseradish. Serve with ment or fish.

l

Cranberry Sauce -

1 quart (1 pound) cranberries 1-2 cup water 2 cups S\1S¥\l'

' Pick over the cranberries and

\isrni‘d

host Colds

';;~"~‘,f__-fe- V5$.§.§

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all that are withered or

. Rub well over

throat and chest

t

iiinv -ii~:'_\' helpful sauces that are

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e

I Suggesting Good

for a stag dinner?

ledge her wedding gifts?

and without delay,

t _

f".:s :;.i-ip uiil dcnioiistrale our

;. ul Let you interested so :i lhev appear you will

The Briton is certainly not ad

vcnturous where the table is coli

wards tii: unknown is too slrullli-

u- an , ~-

- d i-.i

tie more activily than the N52 uf his compitriots by curiosity, is said to have eaten his way through Ulf' whole nienagerie, sampling '-‘H Um animals from lililllilfs U7 °mC°d"*'35 with no serious cons€‘fl\l0ll?0»*-

‘VI recentlv nn American his

chewing gum has prepared the way for it by spreading through

the animal kingdom is concerned..

A. By means of personal notes,

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Strange Dishes -___».+

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'cerned His habit of sceptiicisiii to; _~_"3.'»"_ l __l»_l\4 _ »\

v i ti fi as iimimiisi. 1`-‘luis ` Be_k_ ‘ed ;mZn_m____ cmawr at _.W . .- _ ___A__.___.- than aclded to your dllllted calmed preserved-ginger.

tion. _ ' i ~ ‘ i' ' _ _ from left-over meat, vegetables, rice

My-_ 1=]_ G. Boulenger, another! iictioiis speak loutlrr than w ords and that_ husbands and wives should or macaroni by adding them to nun And san-l.on_ llke the _lalllldlce got

London Zoo curator. his H150 TMC' prove M1011' low by ‘wing We %hm3ib_.Hmt Hume Cach omni happy' It has Of the thickened type of soup.-as Fl`°m ea-¢ln81ii. RJGC D\1ddiD8`S What ly pl.l,l.ld9d some useful gu'dance to :ill-,nys secnicil to ine tliiit it \\as_a-is_iii_ti for it iniiii to .swear his devo- Ox_tBll_ been vegetable_bee_v em 1,5 sulted to the Brllon bold_

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JS. _ _ _` i r'/ fried locusts and grilled whale HS 0\\'0 1 ~ ' ' YOUNG

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different soups in order to give your own distinctive touch, but if you have only recently learned the value of these ic-ady-prepared foods, we suggest that you experiment with

__ _. _ as having terrible table niiinnei's and offensive per-

; \"-‘-i `. - sonul habits, ivailiiiig and sitting in an awkward

way, using poor ei-aiiiiiiar, cle, If hc would over-

_ __ _ _ _ _ come some of these things l would enjoy il; much 1,3.:-= 1 more than his cotisi.iiitl_v telling nic of his love. I

.- -:V5 think that il people low eiicli other they should do

things to please each eiliriz If I knew that my

_ _ ___ husband was annoyed at the way I acted in Com- ,f."=` '_-"` piiiiy or by the slang 1 iiscd or the way I cooked

steak, I would iiiiiiiwiiiitvly sct out to learn how to do these things in the iviiy that would please him. Why isnt hc that wily? FIRTY-FIFTY.

Perhaps a mere dash of paprika or

celery salt may be added; finely minced fresh parsley, celery or onion,-or a combination of all

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Ansivei-‘ soup will add a delightful flavour.

London Zoo' who was move a ‘J _ 1 aiii glad you signed your letter "Fifty-Fifty.` b"°m‘S° that 1“diCHl0S Macaroni letters-a tablespoonful ` A BALLADE OF ROAST DUCK

that you may be wiilini; to give your liitsbiiiirl ii run for the _money lic sprinkled into the soup while wok. spends on supporting a lioiiic. Which means in this ease that you will ing-will add to the nutriment oi . l~e¢c.';.~i'1.e .hat what is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander and the soup. Catsup, Worcestershire that if you want your husband to pi' ove his love by coi-ret-ting his faults sauce, Mushroom catsup, or other in ordt-;~ to plciisr you. y0ll \\'i11 do thc some i-111111,' IOP llilll- table sauces,-if added sparingly-

------- will add zest t/o the pot of soup. Bay

» 0” ~ ‘_" E Appzii-<~nil_v is liasnt occurred to you that your iiiigfziiig him about leaves and curry arc two seasonings r ld- sllggmwd that mmwar uw "wilt i liis fiiulif: :nay uct on your liusbliiids nel-vcs as mueii 11.. the wny he eats which are liked by many. 1XltS};Jg;;yv5;ulii(l?e;1i'ui?r3l:i:k2:(ii3t; b” made or the mppOpOt.mmSth"`; lgets on yours. Nor have you coiisidercd that coiitinuiil fault-rliidlng is For variety. you can combine But duck lt better eaten cold an article °f diet' contending ‘rl just as poor a way for a wile to show her love as lack Oi conventional dc- soups of different flavours,-as pea '

incaiior is for ii liusbancl to prove his aifcciion i and ox-tnii, chicken and celery ox-

tlie ` ' ' In 'Italy 1've suffered-Well

tail and tomato, etc. A last minute

world a habit of patient mastica- ' --rl* ll t ll l ll ll They call it Milanese risott-

Of eoiiv-e, you are iiplit iii thinking that talk i. cheap and that su S an n soup can e pm uced -o_ of ll buttered rlclmess fell

tion to a w0m'iii \\'lu‘ii lic wisiit wiiiiivr to prove it by working for her '

the f°°d “°f°m““`- _` _ _ , l"'l_ __ l,__"'l __ _ _,kv _ _l l woulvl Wholesome and warm when Sum- Tllc dlmlcl. lleld recenlly ill the or when hc was so st.ii,_y it ei.iutl,td ii. ii nic t oi \v ien ic IT ls WISE To MAKE THE me” n°___

dl _d-Accllmlllloll lll pal-1_<_ ll-llgre do things that hurt and liuiiiiirited her or ulieii he would speak to her "DME ATTRACTIVE T F n li uid not hive tlaicil to speak to .iny other \\'oiiiaii on earth O THE But duck is better eaten wld’

°""‘°° ""‘""“ in th” ’“°“"' ‘°"°“Id _ ""#"_"7" ` As est rve he i-<1 the dimieriieii

, _ __ , . . . , _ . _ . KU B

remind us. he says, that so far as And it has .\l\\a_\s seciiud irlu.iil_\ iirln.ulon.s tn inc for a woman to Wlloll I heal. palellls Complaln In m__;_y an _Cy d______gh_y _Spot

tell ii niaii she ioted hini \\iien sin \'..\s too lazy to keep house and mi1i_c lllllv tllell. hlgl.l_scl.mDl children are

species of freshwater tortoises, the

1.' bull f'o and the big newii ,_ -.___ - ._. ._ ~ ~ . _ - ~ t _ ._

_givin as A;°f;’__ot_ are Wekomed as _ Den .\li..s Di.. What is _ ou._ opiiiu_>ii_n_f flee love? _ Men _dont _\\an_ sllppcl Ol noumhlng hcl load and qull drlvlng from the bwk_seal_..

__ girls i1o\\':ul;i_\-_< unll»_ts they are i'iiiii beliei cis in lice lov c. W lat are ut lllllllll, lo clll.l.y lt to me llvlllg room Hel. Ladvslllp_i.I wlll when you

mme dcnwcies' In most hm cmm to do lose our Yiiv: liiends or hold lhcni by believing in flee love? d _ t -l l.nl laslllo abc v a “S d‘“°’°“° f°"“S °’ Wpmes ‘md ` BEBE /‘ND B timid; alle P Lnctiiey huge bros at 2:5; cfokmg from the dmmg'r°°m`

_ ' - 2 ilmphibians are in general favor -__»--__ along Wm, mem their dnnclng shoes e

with gourmets Bon. and python

cr the most ardent devotee of tur- tle soup in this country would facc

iously during two months in the

then for only twelve hours. when

vinic event resident Euiop

l , __ _ , _ _ . . . . . kg Dlache’ said the stew °n f°°t‘ what a bad bargain the boys offer you who proiler you only free love. It cookies.-the flavour of which I gliimltiietjth year; glam. In sunny

But youve got "0 °”"` is one in~which you are boui-.rl to be the loser. because if thcnian had the vary- ll chocolate cake of generous “se V Y £01198 8Ch|8V€` noh' yes I have; W5 in th” P*“`k` Iniiitc ti idvi of being faithful to you he would offer you a l0_L!al binding slze ' and Bomgumes _ g bgwh of meat' dlesance' “nd 1°’ ‘|19 1017551

tm' pmche rm lwkm' f°T~" coiitinet instead of it mere casual understanding that he CHU Q01 Out 01’ d°u’ghnu¢,s_ on Saturday, 1 shop for “umm” dum" time ‘hm “um be

vvllmevcr lm cl,lo05cs_ mem___buvlng celery and ollves_ few color schemes more impressive

cheese, crackers and the type of tm" “Nice Pmes 0! BTW” md

There are many mairiagcs that last, for thirty or forty or fifty years, good whlcll keeps well “nd whlcll ls gold against such a background,

but _vnu never hear of it liaison that lasts longci- than a few years. GUI* useful in a supper menu. I always with Pale “mb” 81858 R-hd I. bowl emily it is only a few months. For the free lovers are free with their blll, B .plllt of the dellclollsll. lllllgll of yellow~bronze chrysanthemumg affections and scatter them aroiind. DOROTHY DIX. wlllpplng cream wlllch the gal-mel-S in the center. No woman’ can

“ ‘ ’ ' ’ ' wives sell in the city markets. This, handle such linens without immedi-

pi-ar Dm-nthy Dox-Iiefoi~.~ I niarricd my hiisbandhe was engaged to a l_» whipped and used to top the 110% Bully C0!\l\1l'ing up a. picture of the

cream soup,-lends a festive air to ideal table- and this is probably the food. Sometimes we flavour the their greatest rccornmgnqgqom _ cream with a. dash of Worcestershir.: viz.. that their usefulness and sauce and sprinkle it with Dlprika. adaptability are immediately ln. ' ~ ' -*`~ * Living in the country,-where dicated. - ' '

than are no shops into which we l _ can dash when half a. dozen Bucsts vegetable; 'uid garnishes which wg

arrive unexpectedly, M8 n°°_€S5\¢W>d keep on hand, and our mug]

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our kewinz Our Dl\¥\¢l'Y lh°\V°H Well- iof brcadstuih as can make sggmi 1 1 C ll stocked. We think we have our em- iuncmon, fu1x.¢0ul-gl dlmlel. ol. .ll ‘ ,_

urgency cupboard down toascience hmmm; "ln, mllllel.-. vmcllv Yaur Assurance _

as, with the aid 0! the fresh salad from the cam and packages whim ‘ _ '

_ _ | gi-asa our cupboard shelves. Of &|l“l|ll0d H¢Cl"l_f01' Skill. (Ind S6011) i

speckcd. Bring the sugar and wa- ter to the boil. add the berries. and 000k Quickly for about 10 minutes. or until the skins break. Turn into a dampened mold. chill. and let stand until jellied.

For a strained sauce, cook the

berries and water rapidly in gl covered saucepan for about 15 minutes, or until the bg;-l-leg me -soft. Strain through 3 nm slam add the sugar, stir, and wok for about three minutes, or until the juice gives the 2-drop test from n. spoon. Pour into n wet mold, chill and let stand until set.

For a sauce with the bizriics Wh°9» U56 Only three-fourths cup of water and I 1-4 cups siiwiii-_ Bring the ugar and water to tli-

. boil, pour in the berries and stil-

untii the berries are coated wltri the syrup. Boil for five minutes and stir lightly. Cover and 1»; stand until cool. Chill before serv- .mp .

ull-¢c__ll frled ln ll little llllnel-___ been added it little finely Bh1‘¢dd¢d

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A L ett_er. ' Hotfsehold ar e oo ` t t I Dressmakini! Lescol! F."..miShed With

` ' ' ' A N Tllne SGUBYS Arran omoqnsnaan mu' ra e‘ Every lillllalll f

Q' “"‘“‘ is me "’°"°’ "“““ t° Should a Diving Husband Show His Affection gfiigdxcgiffian mms E mm of By Improving' His Personal Habits? - "’““""° “E 5°" .°°”“sE inv:m::il§i;i“fi:nTim:»i;!;¢°°i:ib‘;“tiii’i:1mm"se_' ”" "'"'“"°"' W°'""""‘""

A~ She Smuld ’m;“°'v“‘?_t°]_y can i\'1llSt Girls B€1i€V€ ill FFCC LOVE t0 gmlled soups me becomlllg more baking dish; sprinkle with 1 cup _- th "'t and eiierai icr at ‘ . _ hlhh be Sidi; iflifioii. 0. limiter play. H0111 B03' F1;ieiids? _ Man Who l=_r_l_<l__ln<_ll¢yl_»_<li»_lil:_=r___1_il_ l_ile__§_ali_i;d_;l_\f dbigflj l“;f:p;'°n°mv_‘fl nuff Q. Is any entertaiiiinent provided Won t Bury l)92ld _ wlves' who have learned to make meg and 2 tablespoons Iredh butter.

_ __ _ -- generous use ol. cllmled 5olllls___l.0ll i Place in a hot oven lor 12 minutes.

A. ’Ihc men usually pro\ ide their Dear Miss Dix-I have been married several years and my husband pmbabl have your own mvovlle W1-me ghese are being codked, make

own Entertainment. buf- Cards “my keeps telling nic all the time ho\v he loves me,iiiidIi~epiy that if he really S nl: 5 lvlllcll you add gl, the a batter by mixing together ’/6 cup be played after the dinner. Why isn`t lic that way? . I~‘ll~*I’Y-F‘IF’I'Y. _ - g _ mm- mug, 1/, cup light brown cook-'

Q. How should the bride acknow-

ing syrup and 1 well-beaten egg.

Add this mixture to 1 cup bread

flour, isiited with 3 teaspoons gin- ger, ‘.1 cup sugar, 'A teaspoon cin-

different seasonings and soup com- ““m°“» ‘Ai t°“P°°f‘ 5°d“ and pinch lllmlvlons In lllls way you may of salt. Then beat in _4 desertspoons achieve viii-iety with iuue effort. melted butiep P0111" this °V°\' the

hot apples, return to the oven and cook in a _moderate oven about three-quarters hour. Serve it once with whipped cream to which has

fell, of lls members .al-9 posllively liini conilortable oi- \viu‘ii she 1i_ii;;gt‘ti the very life out oi' him or inade .not colllellt to stay at home ln the shivered at °Y5t'e|`5 "`°m_ the “T15 mlm; for human consumption. him a slave to her pi-tty tyritiiiiies or wlieu she flew into rages and said el,el.llllg_lllal they do not enlov FUUDU SH-1111011 IUHYOHDB B8 B D0

He recills that during the siege of Overy insulting thing that she could lay her tongue io. slmple home l,lellslll.es__I vvolldel. In C0311 85P9~T3f8l15 U0 Jot Ng, 415_1)gl-uns Cggtume 5|1l,_ Paris in the Franco-Prussian War --~ ‘-- whether these parents have leamed of °°mf°"t_“°b in °°mn°w" 'F1115 Style 15 dwiined in WHS 4, 6.

Pavlsllms cnloyed such dishes »lls__ Real love is long stilie;-iiif: iu_ul patient _iind kind and forglving and to iikcell open llollsll» lol. the young mould. _ 8, 10, 12 and 14 yea;-5, Size 5 l-e. mgoul do ml and clvet (ll, vlllll_ _ it does not willnigly lui,-l the one it loves, so I should _take witn a grain lle0l,l,l_ ll ls lllllve lll.llc_l_l.lav a l.lollse_ And longed for Lflnmshlre hog- qulres 1:5 ya,-ds of 3g_ln¢h matellllv vvhlle evpll l0dlll._ lll lllmes ol- peace of salt the professions of ailcctiiiii oi those \viio do nothing to prove their ful Ol- young people may leave mud_ pol,_ N°_ 46'l_yolltllflll palama5_ fl-llls and plenty, the common grass ‘ 10”- dy tracks on the rugs, may untidy But duck is better eaten cold. Style 9»S_§1§818'Il¢§i in 51295 12» 14. 15. snake is eiten in France under thc *__* the living T°0m.-mily make the 18, 20 years, 36 and 38 inches bust name of “hedge-eel." But uncoutli personal habits are hard to ovcrcomc. They are even kitchen look 9,5‘¢;1~iough 8. CyC10110 Host. giutton. epicure or sot, m°“5“"~ Size 15- "°‘l“k`e5 4% Yard-5 He recaiis that during nie -lege’ “‘_°"° l}°1°“l°-“fs “ml “CYS l°°°=1“S° the °_“° _“'\\° has "ICI" d°°S“i f°°°g-_ iiiid struck ii,-but who would not Good food ls Worthy of your gold; or as-inch material with as yard or

of Parls in the F__anco_P__“Sslan Wari nlze his faults. I-lc niiglit lay down his life for you, _but he will nevei accept these mmm- irritntlong in ex- Serve lf ygu will lee-pudding hob- 35'm°h contrasting and 6% yards ox Prejudice says Ml, Blllllellgel. DICK UD UIC fight f01‘k- Hi! might Stand 1111 fOr 5'0" ln ‘1 flgmh but he change for the worry of having one's 'B-l d k ls b "_ be l binding. The separate jacket takes ` ' _' will never sit up properly in a chair. But he will rcsciit your perpetual clllldvcll lllmllng lhell. Nceallon ln u uc e er ea n °° d' % yard of 35_lllcll malel.llll_

stands between HS and many a sm; criticism because it hurts his vanity ,aiid if you keep on correcting his |lllllvll_l°wn rcslllllmllt and sl_lblll.b_ M- R' VVUUUUISUU- culent animal' For example there K graniniar and his table manners you will end up by kiiilng his love. ml l.oad_ll0uSCS_ -In the Sltufday Review-

a very necesary campaign afoot in , _ _ _ __

Eiigianu to keep the grey s<iuir1“‘l

in check. Large numbers are killed _

ii tsui. _' `_ .1 ` ’ °

dallly-t_i:»!ldUy<_€;_;\o;a_<; _isellhe cfxalral ling on the way lic ttarglcs his .soiip and sits on the baCk_of his neck. Altei llllg becomes a vegulul. ..Spl.l,_c~» l , A

n e n a 1 il all ho must li ve had these siiine faults _before _vou married him. Why do these yollllg pcoplc lvllm lllvl, al.:

America” Iguana' 1‘”"d’ va' mls youobu-et to them iiic1'e:1o\v than you did then? DOROTHY DIX. llcmlllled lo Nlllvll llomc_ lake

¢ - ~ ~ » » .

_ _"‘”'-’“""'-_ 5 Winter hiking, snow-shoelng.

So my advice to you is. in the slang of the day, to lay off your luis- ~_,_l;al_lng and skl_lllg are slmlllvv

biinil Turn your thoughts on how eood and kind he is instead of dwell- .llcllltlllul lllmsllres; lllc lvlnlel. Olll_

charge oi the kitchen, prepaie ti.

¢'\Il9WC1" und, when supper is finished, roll up

SUPHRS are Said to bc OXCCUCHC. and *Tho-re isn`l :my f_iii_~h thing as fri-r~ love. All real love is bound bc- »lllc l.llgs_ time ln on the l_adlo_ and Furnlshlng Trend

the Lllilnt 5fiii\mHY\d0l‘ 55 extremely cause it carries with it obligations :uid duties and responsibilities. When llllllsll wllll lv dance ol. l_vv0__lhe ev_ IS Away- 'DODUUW ih JHDHU- But MY- BOU' a boy tells you that hc believes iii frm- love he is warning you, if you iclllng becomes H very great sllccess_ Bazarr . ICUEPT 00USid€rS it doubtful Whctll' have sense enough ui take the tip, that the feeling he has for you is just It ls qullc easy lo make these young e 0|-'lugs

a p_assing fancy, anti that when he tire.; of you he wants to be at liberty people llllllelistlllld that they lllllsl just to fade out ci the picture without so much as a by your leave. i pull cvevyllllng back ln lls lllllce

any of these dishes without a shud- ------- when they are through with then where m°d°m‘5m fe" it ne°°"'“'Y der. When it man really loves a woman he wants to marry her. He wants evelllllgls elll0yll.lelll__lllld the boys t0 mare Bild Sh°U¢ With 10\1d 00102!

And then there is the remarkable the certainty that they will be togctlicl- as long as life lasts. He wants to wlll be as wllllllg lo work as the and ¢Xl»T&VB»8Hl‘l$ PMWTHI- FWBYY

marine worm. Palodo virdis, which i' take Care of hci' and protect 'her and pi‘o\'if,le for her. He wants to sci gll.l5_ new deVC1°Pm9nt in BTI; 01' d°°°1'9°' surpassse all other delicacies in the UD R il0m9~ HC Want-\' 1101' Child`~`°11 ill NS Mille- When the outing is an impromptu mm °PPal`9nt1Y has W -iusml' I-nd south Pacific islands and ms iiev- -_'-~--~---- amiir.-and no previous preparation vindicate itself by swuzsefins a Cl- lmelved lls llm measure ol al. Of course, married love does not always last. Many husbands and l-ol. l.cll.eslllllellls has been ma_de_ an little, but once that period is past lcmlon ln Gl-eat Bllw_ll,l_ wives become disillusioned with each other. Many find out that they Bllpevlzlllg hot meal may be pl~¢_ I the real contributlon which has

"These Worm appeal- ll.ll._.llcl._ were niismatefl. Many discover that their love isii't strong enough to pared qulcllly ,md cllslly from the been made may be stlldled and

stand the strain of daily companionship. mmncd foods in the storage pantry appreciated Thus 9, mime, m0d--

ylm-_0c¢0l,.., and N0l.emllCl_lll.lll ~--r*_-*°~* Hot soups are always appreciated cmlsm lsnow to be seen in the

But, at least, the man who has married a woman went into matri- alle, hours spent in the frosty air. i various articles of house decoration

llle moon ls ln me last qllavlm M l innny in good faith. He may have bren mistake_n in his feelings, but it olll. clllldmn are attending high- I -furniture, wall _paper-5, rugs and il gemlml rule they are __alm__ Cook was an liiinest iliistiike and he does whrit is in his power £0 “mn” fm' ‘L school and college,-therefore, they dml,el»1e5_lmd even lll tm plrvlcll. v,d_ bm .llwv me also dcv_m_____d m“__ by giving her til\inony_ Ile clocsiit just leave hcr flat, whereas thc free are not llcrmllllld to envel-tlllll dlll._ lm realm of the hostess mls inte” ll lllslv ,A i h _ _ _ _ lover never even makes it pret;-asc that his love is goin! t0 mduffi “Hd ing the w0ek,_-but for the week-end, Csllllg evolllllon may be noted

when lie tires of a woman he does not feel it incumbent to continue sup- tll llollse ls vlllllrs to ellterllllln

cans are said to acquire in time_~ '_ _ ` _ ‘ ' f _ _ vi _ 9 The new table linens are quite over _ _ porting hei, cv en though she may h.i\c given thc b€St y€al‘S Of U01' 1 9 0 whom 1-1105’ Wl5h- on Friday I symphonies oi' soft pastels as 60111'

se s _ A him. He lcavcs her without money and without reputation. blllle__ll.l alltlclllalllm of lllell- vlSl_ pared Wlvh me sharper célon that

"offieiier. rm imkin- mi .». lm- ~ » - » _ ‘°'s”““‘““g ‘°"°“1 1°‘“'°’ °‘ ““°'_ were piesented on the market two,

So mv clear girl lool' the situation squarelv in thc iacc and realize dave ol. l-lllt bread; ll large llawll of

izirliwho died. We have been married two years now. but he SCCWIS 1101/0\‘ to have got; over this f:iri`s death. Ho carries 1101' l9iCY»Ul`¢ in his l’>0C\<9ii mid is always talking about how he loved her and h°W 31° W°U]d haw been a real man if s'he limi lived and how he dreams about her, This is beginning to make me very mis'\i‘ able. What shall I dll?

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I flon't know, unless you do :iii n second wife oncedld. llfi- Inisbaiid

was always tiirowiiij; up his ii:\.l. wife to her Bhd telling how li., loved

lici- and missed her. One day ilu- second wife burst into team ,md ex. claimed; “Say no marc. You cant pi rslbiy 1‘¢8'\‘°t_h" dmm “" much BS I do." And that walled the ma~i up and made him N351? |l'l\\` filly “nd

I sing of food, O fragrant smell of piquanl: savours ne’er forgot; Oi' smoking curry, hot as hell, Of porrldge sacred to the Scot. At Christmas, turkey crowns our lot,

His Lordship- ‘I wish you would

.We are passing out oi the stage

wrong he was in tci'tiirlu'! a periiet ly good W1-(U by making ""7 (W1 thllb lits heart was hurled ri i-.ii<it_i.»r womon's grave-

That is what your husbazul is doing and 119 Med-5 Sf‘f!“»"`lffl!l' £0 EWG

him ii good shake that will ni-ini; iiim to his OHM” 'if' lit-eds some- ] may to make aim mr up me dem guru 'oh°°°¥’“Ph “nfl to quiz in-

dulging in a morbid Brief and to make him realize how lucky he ig in having a live woman to love him and take one of him and make him g

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ooui-aging it to stalk around the house and dll it with its clammy png: S I ` ' ‘ i ence. ' DOROTHY Dlx. ” '

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“white linens, in spite Of the gmwlng popularity oi' the colored varieties, iitiii hom is iiish nliwe in general favor and when decorated with hand-painted deSiK“S» are even more attractive. Many kinds of flower~motifs are bein! “Sed- wiui the idea that me hostess may match ner aumoic with ner eerie- plecc. One particularly interesting damask shows fine green reeds and softly' colored iris; another has palest pink carnations wreather in- forinallyfin the border; still an- other shows feathery blue corn- flnwers against a gleaming eggshell ground.

For the formal occasion fine

Irish and Scottish damaak is with-` out equal. For the more informal affairs, such as bridge lurichcons. or for the tea-table, there are many possible selections. Brightly colored embroidery, applied in a manner to stimulate quaint old needlepolnt. enllvens luncheon sets of fine white linen. The Basque linens, which are the work of weavers in that little-known district north of the Pyrenees, will continue popular by reason of their amazing variety o! pattern and colors.

Head Lettuce

A la Greens

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Bralled Lettuce.

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Savory Lettuce. -

8 slices bacon 3 quarts shredded lettuce “ 2 tablespoons vinegar

Snlfi Onion juice. ~ Cookithe bacon in a heavy stil _

let until brown and crisp, and .rf move li; from the fat. Add th shredded lettuce to the hot fat one lbir until it wllts. Add the vinega. and bacon broken in small piece: salt, if needed, and onion juice li

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