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Eat Difficult Foodl Correctly She spent hours dressing for this important dinner date-but she didn't give a thought to her table niziiincrsl "Never again!" her escort men- tally comments, as she showers the table ‘with salad in her efforts to cut hearts of luttuce with a fork. Avoiding such embarrassing blunders is just a matter of check- ing on etiquette. of learning the right way to cat difficult foods. Willi hearts of lettuce, eiidive or romaine, a knife may be used. Artichoke leaves you eat with your fingers, biting off the tender part and putting the rest back on your piuic. Use a fork for the heart. AspuiTigilS also may be eaten with the fingers whfn the stalks are short. firm and dry. Otherwise, a fork. ta dinner party. should you wait for everyone to be served before ea " i: is pfopcr to start in ~ mum after your plate

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Out of 22 known proteins, 10 ,are believed essential for animal and human growth.

THE HOUSEWIFE PLANS SPRING CLEANING

Certainly. spring cleaning has ‘tiliz-iil. it something 0f s. ritual it ilocsnl; matter how you regard il.--\viiii zest. or with apprehension i —-lt iiiust be clone. According b0 the comic papers, spring cleaning is an occasion of misery and disorder, and the car- toonist extracts fun from it a the expense of the harassed housewife l -_we are shoivn the husband driven from pillar to post, the children eating bread and jam, the lady ‘who "obliges” wrlth a little charing, Jumbiing over the ‘pull she has ;carctull_v placed on the stairs l But- sui-ely such jokes are obso. .,lete nowadays. With good organi- izatlon. spring cleaning need not. be .the terrible affair it has been painted. But. it is essential, roi- success, that a plan of campaign lie worked out in advance, so that the various tasks may be tackled ;n logical sequence.

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First decide what res-decorating, iif any. is to be done. Tum out all ‘Pliliboards and drawers, Washifig

them well with soapy warm ivater, out not making them too wet, Rinse and dry well, and. put m, draw?" l0 dry in a current of air. If a dralwer is inclined to stick, rub the edges with a piece o! hard spa-p. When the drawers are d.r_v, line them smoothly with clean 128-1161‘. go through your 903595. sions. and discard unwanted things 59m"! Rlllflflng the articles. Use- less possessions only collect moths and dust. and modern flats have not the lumber rooms and box rooms of Victorian days.

Before replacing coats and 00s- tume; in the supbosrds or ward- robes. run the garments over with the vacuum cleaner to eirtract all dust. Vacuum-clean all winter hangings and covers and store in a, chest or ottoman. Bring out the summer curtains: if they have been Dut away rough dried, dip them in thin starch and iron them.

SOAP AND CLBANSERS

Before you start, see that you have in stock a. generous supply of soap and cleansers. Carpets and rugs can be vacuum cleaned in their places, with a good carpet soap. Books. pictures and omaments will all need special attention. This is the time to have broken china and glass mended. and brokpzi wood- work glued or repaired. Uphol- stered furniture must be vacuumed and the woodwork polished.

In a house, It is a good plan to work downwards. doing the stair- case last of all. In a fiat one may fcflow ones own sweet. will; but it 1:3 a. w:se plan not to dismantle more than one room at s. time.

Let the work be steady, but do not overtax yourself or your helpers. “Over-doing it" is a. femi- nine fault. Women are said to have "the just finishing." whereas men. more wisely, will knock off for a rest. and a meal. Do not let zeal outrun discretion, or you will be tco tired to enjoy your achieve- ment? the wholesome smell of soap. the fresh cleanliness oi ‘laundered hangings. the intriguing pcarrangement of furniture. and ‘ the charm of a spotless home.

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sometimes annoys the house-wife iriiose family breakfasts at differ- ent. tunes, and it is 1n homes of this typo that “breakfast bars" are most popular.

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POT ROAST WITH DRESSING 4 pounds chuck roast of beef Suct

Salt and pepper to taste

l cuvp shredded onion

1 cup canned tomatoes

l-2 cup iviiter

2 cups cubed potatoes

4 cups bread crumbs

1 Psi:

3-4 (‘up inlik

l teaspoon poultry dressing

Sear tiic chuck roast of beef in suet: placed in a roasting pan. A flat. cut. 4 int-lie: tlitck is best Wlieii iiiorotiirhiy’ seared on both sides. mid sail zitid popper, shred- (l(‘il onion. canned tomatoes and l-2 cup water. Cook over a Flow fire and when nearly tender ndci the ciilxd potatoes and a little wit- tcr if necessary Brown the bread crumbs lightly in butter. Beat. 1 egg in it cup and fill cup wit-ii milk. Pour over broad crumbs. add salt. poultry dressing, and mix. Add enough broth from the roast to make it adhere When rolls/t is tender, spread dressing over roast. and brown under broiler.

A salad. lipflit. dcssflrt and coffee complete a delicious, economical dinner.

AFTERNOON TEA ROLLS

1 cup milk

3 ‘l"'\,ll‘\))l'i'll.< granulated sugar

1 1-2 teaspoons salt

2 tablespoons shortening

3 eggs

1 cake compressed yeast

1-4 cup lukcivarm water

5 cups sifted flour

1-2 cup soft butter r

1 cup brown sugar

1 teaspoon cinnamon

1 teaspoon nutmeg

l 1-2 cuns mil-drained crushed

pineapple

1-2 cup powdered sugar Scald the milk, add 3 tablespoons granulated sugar, i 1-2 teaspoons salt and 2 tablespoons shortening. Cool and add the yeast cake, which has been dissolved in the warm water. Then add the well-beaten eras. mix well and work in 5 cups sifted flour Make a soft dough mid let. YlFP until bulk ls doubled. Roll out 1-4 inch th‘ck. spread with soft butter, sprinkle with brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg and spread the crushed lTilflflflfile over all. Roll up like I. jellvroil. slice, and put in shallow greased pan. Let. rise 1 hour, Bake in fairly hot oven 25 to 30 minutes. Sprinkle with the powdered sugar.

KISS YDIIR TIRED FEELING GDDDBYE!

Pepleu Many Suffer Low Blood Count-And Don't Know It.

The bnfllling thing about low blond count is that you can weigh about as much u you ever did -— even luck healthy and strong, yet ~you can fr-ei as if you hiul lead in your m“, dopey, tired and peDlesa. ,

Low lilond count run-ans you haunt tot enough red blood eornusclel. It ll their vitnl

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built into new homes, but that does not mean that existing homes cannot have the convenience they afford. One may be added to the kitchen or breakfast room of any home at little expense.

A flat-topped surface s. little higher than the average table, lib- orally supplied with electric out- leis. is the essential piece, Special stools and such electrical appli-

‘Zifices ns grills. ivalfle irons. and

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IlUROTPHY

PICK WHAT YOU WITH

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see iii her?" _ is: “Just something they imagined- woman at all."

But this isn't true, for after all John Doe and Jane Roe ale n?‘ blind, nor tools. fhey are DQOD-e of intelligence and it. would 118W been ‘impossible tor them to have gone together for even a week 01 a nyqngh-not, m 53y years-—without Perceiving; eachd ogtlitenrnsg Igullgeflgg

cuiar ies an i p6 d habits and mental equipment.

Why then, this being the case, are there so many misfit husbands and wives? W111 is there no much wall- ing and hashing of teeth over U18 alleged. disilluslons and disappoint- merits of marriage?

It is because both men and women believe themselves to be miracle- workers who can chnnlfe a. sows Pa! into a sin; purse and make’ over their mat/es into their hearts ce- siies. and when the ‘ind that. they cant (l(~ it, they em i: these screams of baffled rage.

Before he married her John knew perfectly well that Jane couldnt. even bo l water without scorching it; that she was clothes mad and was always dressed far be iond her means, and that she cons dered the time lost that. wasn't. spent in going to places of amusement. Also ne was aware that whatever brains she had were in her heels. and that. the only current news in which she was m- terested were the fashions.

But does this knowledge forewarri John. who is a clever. hi hly 0d"- cated ambitious young a3 with his way to make in the worl . that Jnno won't be the kind of wife lie needs? Not at all. He is some W make a mystic pass over her head 5,5 soon as they are married that will convert her into a good cook and thrifty manager. Make her willing to wear hand-me-downs and

refer spending her evenings at;

oine discussing the political situa- tion and the new books to going to night clubs.

The same way with Jane. She knows thatJohn drinks too much,

he is high-tempered and jealous and iinrd to get along with. But she marries him all the same because she means to make him over as soon iis she gets him home, into a stronk sober go-getter.

Or mav be it. is John's table man- ners. or his grammar or his taste in clothes, or his egotlsm that Jane is going to tiikc tucks in after mar- riage until they fit iier streamlined ideal of a. husband.

It is a swell theo _ onl it doesn't work. Psychologis s tel us that after tlifv are 20 years old people rarely change. Their habits arc formed. They are set. in their ways and it is virttialiv im iossible to alter them. You have to like them as is or leave them.

It would save it lot of unhappiness and mcssv divorces if all young peo- PIP who are Contenlplatlng matri- iiiom’ \\‘0lll(l bear in niind the fart that. they cannot change those tiny mam’. Nature and their mothers

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SAFEST RULE IN

Men and Women Canno’; Be Made Over to Suit Your Likes and Dislikes

When ire wonder Why Jolhn Doe picked out Jane Roe for a. wife and why Jane Roe selected John Doe for a life companion we fall back upon the theory that at. the time of their marriage tlicv were not. in full nos- sesslon of their faculties. bemused by loves young dream that they were temporarily bereft of their powers of‘ perception, and that he saw lici‘ iis an angelic bciiiiz. uuiiiar- rm by anycl tlic luulis oi llCl.‘ sex, and that she beheld in liiiii her Fully Prince.

We are sure that tliev never would have mar- ried eacli other if John hau cvcn suspected that Juries complexion was only hers bv right. oillllf- chase; that she wasnt on speaking terms \vil.ii a gas range; that. she was bussy and pussy. and L111" she had never read a book since she escallcd from

And we are also convinced that Jane would not . have marched up the aisle with John if . , , ‘ ,. ' known beforehand that he was fussy about n19

~' > . food; careless about his clothes; that he liked l° show off before company and, that he had a. padlock on his pocketbook.

1 will dlssi that. he is a. nefer-do-weli who has: Slims 8n never even supported himself. Thati their right DTQDO

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They cliuzvt see the real man and

beat them w lZhO ohBIMY-e! nieklnl job by some twenty-oddyems and sank John's and Janos ways m cement. Furthermore, for husbands flJld wives to‘ try to improve then males is playing with TNT that is pretty sure to explode and blow lilo marriage to Kingdom Qomc. Fol what people marry Ioris to list» Wine one on w iose admiration they think they can de nd. To find out that Lliey are o y objects of cricltism t0 their wives and husbands is more than they can stand.

5o the only safe rule in mil-Rifle is to pick out whet. you want. to begin with.

When Bab ls Coming Tell Your usband

Dear Miss Dix-Jior seven yea-rs m husband and I have been ha

illy married, but latei 1 fear e ias become interested a married woman. He is constantly making excuses to see lier and tells her how he wishes lie had known licr sooner- 1 know lie has always been faithful to me but I am icarlui as to ivherfl this may lead.

And hera is the worst of the situa- tion: We have always wanted l child and after seven years of_h0p- lng and praying our great. desire ls going to be gratlled, but. my hus-

bilnd Clues “°”€“i.°“ii£‘ migelf Stgnltee-ll 0 CBJIHO 1' mill. 1f he is serious vlllllilh the other

woman, I woul despise a. situation that". would mu e him feel that 1 had a greater hold on him. What shall I do? A TROUBLED WIFE.

Answer: _ Tell our husband at once. It is his rig t to know. It. ls cruel to keep from him the knowledge that will be the realization of his dearest wlsn and rill his heart with joy.

You have brooded so long over

o3?" fear that rour husband JJS llos rig his love or you that you have grown morbid and lost your perspective. A plain talk with him to all 0t your a prehen- make you see rings 1n

r ion again.

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The small errand boy had been left in charge of the ironmongers shop while his employer made a. call. In rushed a ustomer in a hurry. "I want a mouse-trap." he snapped. "if-yes. sir." 'I‘he boy turned and rumbled on the shelves. “Hurry upi" said the customer. impatiently- "I WEI" to catch a bus!" The boy turned quickly. "Oh, s-sir," he said. "I'm sure we hiwent one big enough for that."

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The specialist sat back in his chair, looking very grave.

"I am afraid.” he said slowly, “that there is nothing else to be done. You are in a. seriously run- down condition, and the only thing that will cure you is a. complete cfnange of atmosphere. You must. get away. The best. thlzig for you would be a sea voyage. Can you manage that?"

"certainly," replied the Dali-mi brf-Tclv, “I'm the captain of a liner."

It. seems to me that all of your, suspicions about; your husband are roundless. Certainly because he ikes the company of a. bright and entertaining woman, ys her a ietv compliments, and as hei- why he didn‘t meet her in time, is no roa- son for you to get reen-cycd. Why that. is the stock-n-tradc line oi cverv man who doesn't. happen to be a. glib talker. and there isn't. n ner- sonabie woman ‘in the world who hasnt had it said to her dozens of times. . I No doubimeii have given _vou this; same brand of “jolly" and you paid no attention to it, but you have forgotten that now. and it seems. significant to you when your nus-l band docs it just because you aroi sick and nervous and have lost your sciise of humor for the time being.

‘But believe me. the child will] change all of that. Baby lIJhKIS,‘ work miracles, They drnw iius- bands and wives closer together, and

"MIDDLE-AGE" WOMEN

NEED THIS ADVIOEII

Thousands of women

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Compound- bmous for over 60 years in re- lieving female func- tional troublcs. Try iti

the woman who is the mother of a man's children he puts oii a pedestal a little higher than any other woman occupies. when your iius- band knows llf‘ is going to be a father after waiting so ion for that honor, lit‘ will forget nil ii ut this other ivnmnii of wiiom. it seems to meyou arc so needlessly lcaious. DOROTHY DIX.

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Arrange in alternate layers in casserole, having two layers of

size) tin Heinz Oven-Baked Beans with pork and tomato sauce and

Spread over each layer a small amount of Heinz Tomato Ketchup. Cut 3 large slices bacon

Bake in moderate oven (375°F.) 35 minutes. (Serves 6.) '

VERYONE agrees-Heinz Oven-Baked Bean! tau to just like the home-baked kind! That's because we bake