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It's The Berries
Hero's an attractive dessert.
type of'bun that captures the holi-
day spirit. It's Made of two: -old-
time favorites-eyeast dough and
cranberriess-VvIth • dry bread
crumbs Included to bold the juice
In with the font. The result le a
gay bun with a slightly spiced;
revise, interesting' 'filling. .Caeual
holiday callers are sure,to admire
your flair for hospitality When- you
serve these mouth-watering Cran-
ing the family' routine by irregular
hours, poking. his 'nose Into every-.
thing. criticising his wife's house-
keeping and generally throwing
his weight about—in which case
the family wishes he' Were off ,at
work. .
The other alternative is that 1h,
helps with ..the • houseworkiit
kvhich case the man wishes he
were bank at his regular job.
Cranberry Fans
Hartman
*; WAY jokes about
wash dishes that I
Must Oat Some-
Utah I have never seen
ce Are a great Many
lea showing 'husbands Wear-
apron and stationed
12f the kitehen sink facing
ett dirty dishes with wife
sing the job and giving
r•
If Meth situations exist, as they
trialinviablY de, all I can say is
het men brought it on themselves
by demanding the five-day week,
4kiter all, the family has to be
.fed Over; dries a week, dishes
have to be washed, beds have to
he nude, the house has to be kept
Olean 365 deys.,of the year. The die- •
Parity between: The wife's seven
day week and .the, huabencl'a five
day week! beCame. so glaring that
the obeleui :Way to equalize things
was for hesband to. help with the
housework. •
t In the beginning the idea was,. I
believe, that the short work week
would give men a chance to en-
gage in' mature, and philanthropice
activities ,and . do Teeny fine and
noble things, But it didn't work
out test way. The, average working
man is neither an artist nor a
poet, he is not a social vierker nor
Sento. Claus' helper.
When a man in goad health is
automatically retired at 65 Or has
long week-ends all the year round,
he finds that the things-he-elwAYS-
Wanted-to-do !soon run out • and
I hands!. Women alWaYs have some-
thing to do beeauee they have to
Ceneern themselves With fond and
cltothea, if nothing else, -
Mnst Men like to go fishing,• but
that fe a seasonable occupation
and is limited by the weather and
other considerations--suck as find.'
ing a plaoe where there are some
fish.
In summer, Many families go to
summer cottages far: the long
week-ends. The result in such
Wane jams on the highways on
Friday evenings that even Ita per-
son gets through without mishap
and arrives Ml in one piece, he is a
nervous wreck by that time and it
takes the whole week-end •to get
over it, And he still has to face
the same thing all over again get,
ting back to town on Sunday night
er hfohday morning,
In any case, that only bests
about two months and there are
ten more menthe of long week-
ends to be put in somehow or
Aceorditig to police reports, Same
people spend. them in beverage
rooms and .taverns and in getting
into trouble, but. that probably ac
counts for only a small percentage.
The do4t-yourself craze then de-
scended upon us,, and husbands
began buying a lot of tools that
they. didn't know how to use, un-
dertaking jobs. they -didn't know
how_ to do, making a messsin the
house doing it, and in the end it
probably wasn't done right and the
wife had, surreptitiously, Wet an
expert in, to fik things up after
husbands had gone back to• work.
Or perhaps the 'husband just
berry 'Fates with learkling. gla,ssee
Of holiday punch' ot ceps‘of tea and
coffee. They can' served.thot o,r
cOld—rtow or any season that fresh
eranberriet and 'apples .are avail,.
able. •
Cranberry Fans',
Yield--3.2 fans,
2/3' cup milk ..
t-i4 pups: granulated sugar'i
1..jit teaspoons- salt!
till cup 'butter or margarine •"
* cup lukewarm water ••
2 . teaspoons granulated sugar
. 2. envelopes active dry. yeast
4 cups once-sifted .all4tirPoite
flour •
2 cups raw eranberrieg '
2 tipples •
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon .
lee cup- sifted ' fine dry bread
crumbs.
-Melted butter or margarine
Scald milk; stir in * cup of the
Auger, salt and the 14' Cup butter
Or margarine, Cool to lokewarm.
Mantle* • Measure lukewertn
Water into large bowl; Air the2
teaspoons "sugar. • Sprinkle.;, with
Yeast. let stand, 10 minutes,, then
stir 'Well-Stir in. lukewerM' 4 milk
Mixture, . Stir in 2 cups ;.of the
flour', and beat until smooth; stir
in an additiOnal 2 .cups, '(about)
flour Turn out on lighty-floured
hoard Or :canvas and knead' until
emooth and elastic. Place in 'great-
ed 'bowie. grease top.' Cover :and let
;rise in a warm place, •free from.
draft,. until doubled • In
about hairs. • •• - .
LET'S MAKE 6MELETTES
Ohce you'ee tried this recipe. for
Mairretlade •Omelette, it's' quite
poisible yoU will have discover& a
breed new. favorite luncheon Or
Supper "dish. is' light and opelOa
teAture,"yet 'hag 0._*aatisfYing•thae•
acter which is partjellyalue to the
lade 'filling. adds piquancy to this
very delightful ' omelette. Another
appealing feature of this. Marma-
lade Omelette, partleularly ter 'the
amateur cook, is that it" Shcrids
mob-less-tendency to fall, than 'the
ate/Ward fluffy' meelettes, deet it
Should be served. immediately; ,of
comae.. ,
Cheese Marmalade Marmalade Omelette
•Yield-3 to A servings. '
44, cup coarse soft breed .srurebs
-cup shredded old 'cheddar
cheese. .
4 eggs
teaaPrkat salt
1,it :cup .milk'
14, !Cup marmalade
Prioare • bread , crumbs and
Marie- AntiOn.
made Coinplioated
Beauty Comedian •
Some of us are skeptical . when'
We read the label on a tar of face
cream or a tube Of toothpaste. In
this age of Ohmic' we aren't to be
taken in by old wives' remedies Sir
ottre-all concoctions basOd on noth:
ing more solid than aupeeptition.
. But the feet ,beauty care todky
le - on. a scientific bests. Once a
laboratory, develops and tests a'
promising formula, living models
try it to, Provo its worth. Medical
records are kept?' Then it goes to
the government, whose high stand-
aide must be met before the. pro-
duct sees a ..driut-store shelf..Ins
gradients are checked to he sure
they are harmless and will achieve ';
the results claimed. It may take '
years for that little jar of eream
to.reach .you, but when it does you
may be sure it can do what it says
it can, if you use it properly.
Helping Mother Nature Is a big
nosiness today. Chemistry, modi-
eine and industry all have a hand
ie it. Their. aim is to produce ef-
fective -preparations which are easy
to use and not too costly to buy. •
Those women who complain
about the time and trouble it biked
to .apPly modern •beauty-aids
should try this special concoction
Which waa popular in the days of
Marie •Antoniottei. Pulverize the
triegs • and claws.,of a.; pigeon and
Mix well:. with • lily ' petals and
_fresh egg.s; add giound Mother-of-
pearl and, eamphOr distilled with
slut k, Apply liberally.
• Today, we have public', opinion
behind: un our• quest for 'glamor.
In '18th century. England, a touch
otretige-teeld haVe sent us to jail
An-..inerediblP• 'statute was passed
by: Parilament,.. reading In part: . "Ali women' bf whatsoever rank'or
degree 'tbat shall seduce or betray
into • Matrimony . any of his :Mee
jesty's . subjects, .by scents, paints,
cosmetic washes,, 'artificial.... teeth,
false hair, Spanish 'Wool; iron stays,
hoops,: :higle:heeled shoes and' bol-
Aered hips, shall feeds the:penalty
df the law in feece against, witeh-
Craft, and' like demeanors; and the , marriage Alpert, .nviction sleet
stand 'null and vet .• .• • . • Science has 'made it easy for us
to look our :best. A chemist with a
formula has screened us from .the
danger -of.' sunburn. Another has
released us. hem the shackles of
the overhead permanent ;wave
Machine. Synthetic detergents have
givep us Shampoos which ledee
hair clean acid shiny in the hardest
Water. Our natural beauty has a
valuable pother In.. the scientist, • . , •
•
shredded cheese, Separate 'eggs;
beat egg, Yolks with a, fork; -stir
in salt, milk and •prepared:hread
crumbs, ;Let :stand .10..
Mezintinie, heat an omelette or; fry.:
ifig, pan' en range. of heat electric
pan. as directed pan's direction
le Beat egg Whites until stiff,
butnot•dre. (They. beat better if at
Y4PF4n temperature). Fold ;shredded'
dbeesp. into% bread mixture, then
edit beaten eke whites and fold
tiogether'Aightle.,,tietil egg whites
are• reduced to'slic ef large marb-
les: Briiih heated pan generously
with, 'butter. or •margarine; turn in
Omelette miature- and. cook sloWly,
Addioutstirring until set and gold-
en. ore the'. bottorn. Bake omelette, if
pan eas heat.proof handle; in a
inecleiltte oven 'aeo .degrees F., •or
lfroil it until..top. is dry and gold-
en. sSeore omelette crosswise, al-
MObt-:through; Spread, half with
marmalade and fold 'ever -one)
heated platter., Serve at once.
Meanwhile, prepare filling. Coar-
sely chop cranberries; peel, core
and coarselY shred apples. 'Combine
fruits, the remaining N. cup auger,
cinnamon and bread crumbs. •
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Cettiblee I. on con,
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teaspoon' monpaediten glteeinMte,
Pour over' olentS in skillet. ,Cover
and ?Amnia gently one. hour .or
mom, turning and basting occas-
tonally. Serve with noodles/ or
mashed . potatOes..
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23rd to 26th inclusive; With Cecil
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