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SPRING -TIME FOODS
At this time of ,the year there is
a natural desire for even the simp-
lest dishes to be served. in spring-
time dress. 'Homemakers try to
meet this desire by 'presarifl3 regu-
larly fused foods in new, appealing
ways and by serving the various
spring foods as soon as. they cone
on the market,
SUGGESTIONS .FOR LUNCH
Devilled Eggs a la King
6 bardtbol•lecl eggs •
salt, peipper, mustard, butter
2 tablespoons' chopped green
pepper (may be omitted)
tahlespons butter
4 tablespoons flour
2 cups milk
2 tablespoons chopped pimento
2, lb, mushrooms
Cut eggs in hal'bes, after removing
shells. :blas)). yolks. .Season with
butter, salt, pepper and mustard
and red a whites of eggs yith mix-
ture. `Make Made, o1 butter, soul'
and milk, cooking green •pepper in
the butter. Adld pimenta and Marls
roams, sliced and sauteed in a little
butter, Season totaste WWII Salt
and pepper.' Arrange tIWO halves at
eggs on buttered toast and. pour
sauce over et^$e'. If preferred eggs
may be cwt in pieces and added to
sauce.
Sandwich Loaf
Remove crust from loaf of bread.
Slice lengthwise into four slices.
Butter two slices onboth sides and
other two slices on, one side. Put
slices together as' sandwich,, using
fillings as follows:
1 cup sham, finely chopped
2 tablespoons Shopped pickle
Salad dressing to moisten
3 bard -cooked eggs, chopped
1 teaspoou grated onion
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Salad dressing
1 sup grated chess°
cup chopped pepper or nuts
Salad dressing
Cover sides and tap of sandwich
loaf witch crease or cottage cheese
softened. with' cream. Chill for
several hours• before. serving. Slice
in. individual se.vdngs,
SUGGESTIONS FOR DINNER
Beef and Corn Loaf
1G cups dry bread crumbs
12F' cups whole kernel corn
114 1b. minted beef -
1 egg
oups milk
2 tablespoons melted butter
Salt and pepper
Mashed potatoes
Add. crumbs and corn to beet. Com-
bine (beaten egg yltlt milk and add
to beef 'Manure. Add melted. butter
Season to taste. Place in buttered: 7
inch pan; anti bake 1n• a 'hot oven.
(400 degrees F'.) for about 45
minutes. !Cover with fluffy mash-
ed potatoes and brown in. oven.
Escalloped Ham
Use slice of itam about one Snell
Hoick. .Rub with mustard. Pack
a:beut L inch thick with brawn or
maple sugar. Place ;ham in sbellow
baking pan. Pour s1Gflcietnit milk
in pan. to almost cover 'him, Bare
et 400 demreen le, until bean is
tender and milk evaporated.
WHY GROW OLD LOOKING?
The dread of '-looking old" is a
very real one to women! And the
desire to look youthful 3s equally
vivid. 'For'tunately, most of us oan
take Messily years off our lobs, by
devoting a little more care to cer-
tain vital factors with which I deal
ibis week,
MOUTH—
Lines around the mouth of-
ten arise from distorted facial
habits. Avoid pouting. Apply a
touch of Well tissue crease daily.
And try this treatment orten.I
Close lips; fill your mouth with air
and blow Sand. Simple, but re -
ma ikaley effective.
FOREHEAD-.
Scowling and Srowndng quickly
Weni'a a pattern of "aging', lines.
Perhaps your eyesight is none too
good or your feet pain you? Check
these points. Outib any nervous
habits, such as unnecessary eye -
!Sow hadsdng.i Wlsen messaing
with creamy use a firm pressure—up
and, out
EYES-
03niglrt, sparkling eyes are so at-
tractive, and to keep your clear and
shining, bathe them with murine
every day. 'This will cleanse and
relax the eyes. Each night smooth
the skin around them with tissue
cream, patting It .in gently, Avoid
undue eyestrain.
FEET—
An elastic walk shows youthful-
ness. Wear shoes that are large
enough, and forswear pointed toes!
Clamped feet develop corns. If
you base corns% don't be a martyr,
• but buy a good, corn, plaster,
Next yeek's article continues
this fascinating topic. Write me
for condiclentioi, personal advice.
And detailed leaflets on the follow-
ing subjects are available for 3c
stamp each: Face, Eyes, Hair,
FIenths Feet ,Su,perfluolbs Hair,
Underweight, Bust, Slimming, Re-
ducing in Spots.
Please wmtte direct to: Miss
13ar1bara Lynn, P. 0. Box 75,
Station B., Montreal, Que.
Is This You?
The tnan who gets. the fewest
number of letters complains the
most about the post office; the man
who complains of the preacher pays
him the least; the men who has
the leash senlse Is as a. rule the most
conceited, .And '1t may be added
with truth tfllaut the maty Wbo will
not take his )home paper is the pian
to boil the most Sault with the way
St. is run,
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Choosing Your
Mother -In -Law
Pick%With Care While
You're At it; Your Wife
Wili Probably' Be Like
Her Later On
Henry Pores altrvice to young
men to pick out a good mother-in-
law ouglit to Jar quite a few begin*
ning-to be-a111ddie-aged, wometl out
of comTlacency, writes• Ruth • Millett,
"What," they .should be saying
to themselves, "would a young man
interested in Dorothy think abotbt
rhe? Am I the kind of person
he w'ouldn1t mind seeing DorOIIIW
,become inanother twenty year'?"
(Part of the answer will be found
in. a mirror. Does it reflect a wo-
man still young, so tar as Slimness
and grace go? Or do the years
show their weight?
And what about the lines that
the years are bound to have lett?
Are they soft lines left by hapP1-
nen, and, spirit, or hard lines
etched by discontent?
Women Like
Color In
Men's Clothes •
They Favor The Growing
Tendency Towards More
Brilliancy In Men's :Attire
That authority on what he
"thinks" women think about men.'s
clothes, luscious LuSlus Beebe, who
recently declared in print that
women like their then drab, should
Se interested in a poll taken re-
cently at New York's American
Wonlenrs Amsoeleddon., in which
more than twottihdrds of the girls
said they liked. .the growing ten-
dency tonvards more color in men's
attire. Most, of those venturing
opinions were up and coming young
business women, well under 80,
and engaged in advestdsdnes dosign-
lug, secretarial work, Or still study-
ing.
As mesons their own clothes, most
of them Muhl), admitted that they
dressed more to please men than
thee) dill be please women, (We
always enspected that they did, but
meets dreanlo they'd. admit 1t.) The
girlie felt, however, that they would
liko to see womenre, styles change
less frequently than they do,
What Will You
Call The Baby?
Fashionable Names '
Should Be Avoided,
Especially .For Girls
When you're choosing a same
for baiby, ther are several points
you should: consider.
For instance will the Christian
mane you fancy sound well when
repeated. In conunction with the
surname? If the latter has only
one syllable, a Christian, name in
several syllables should' be chosen.
Thus, if your baby's surname is
Smith you should avoid plain. John
or Sue, and instead pick upon a
longer name such as 'Cbmistopher or
Prunella,
Carry It All Their Lives
"Fas(trionable' 'manes, should,, be
avoided) at a10 costs, especially for
girls. All over the world there are
thousands of little Shlrleys, whose
ages will always be indelibly
stunted on them.
Exotic or facetious namesshooed
be particularly avoided. Probably
the organist who rejoices in the
name of C. Shampe. Minor has, found
it an advantage. Perhaps the ice-
man Fred: Ice likes his name too,
but on the wholes it's a pity babies
can't be consulted before we
stamp them with the names which
they will have to put up with all
their lives.
Suggests Plan
Wloeut 011 the world be happy?In *1e opinion of Major Vernon
Banblett, Independent member of
the British1louse of Con mous, "we
,shall not be able to enjoy ourselves
until Praaleo's widow tells Stalin on
his deaWwbeal that Hitler has been
atesatelmatrrdl at Muets9olini'' ftlmel'al,"
aeons almost aes too much to !nope
for. — no:101k Harald,
On Getting Along
With Other People
And With Oneself
Essentials For
Successful Living
To be able to face the daily re-
quirementts of Idle wIth equanimity
and a confidence that cue is equal
to the challenge of the dray, or at
least capable oy accepting defeat
philosophically.
To bet able to lace realtties3 not
run away Snout 'them .through saub-
terfugee.
To be able to take one's place
in everyday lite without more tial1
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F. R. SMITH- BRUSSELS
Ways To Stop Planning Routes
Mosquitoes Biting 0d!ficlals •ot the Ontario deposit-
With the ddsapearanee of the anent of hikluavays. were conce,ntret-
snav and the approach, of warmer ing all their efforts to effect a dras-
weather, the thoughts of young and tic reduction in traffic deaths and
old alike turn with pleasant antic!- accidents during the next two
potion to the Joys of outdoors. Pt- monthss
fortunately, these pot's may often 'f heir• work was inspired by the
be marred to a considerable extent recent appeal of Highways Minister
by the bloodltbilsty attentions of Hon, T. B. MoQuestem, for a
I e-wid'e decline in highway
biting flies, especially mosquitoes, Pntomli{� and injuries during May
e1`oeplt in localities. where effective
rated out or and' June as a tribute to King
control has been ca d QueenElizabeth while
!where these are no breedingGeorge an
places. they are visiting Canada.
She larvae and pupae of mosquitoes Statistics of the acident record -
occasional friction in relationships t develop only in stamen'" in division of the highways de
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Toother persons, bodies, and the application of a g
To be able to look ryihlu reason- thin ply of petroleum oil on such Porta-ne'nt revealed that unless every
able talenlance upon the annoyances places in May and early June will motor vehicle operator and every
destd y pedestrian in Ontario Joined in the
which are inevitable i11 every lite.
To want to win, but to be able
to lose gracefully.
To cheldsb+ no grudges.
To seek advanceunent, but ' With -
01t feverish grasping for more
wealth, power, fame or success
than one .has capaoity to win or to
use.
To be able to laugh at oneself,
perhaps the greatest evideure of a
well controlled mind.,To accord to others a right to
their own view -points and ideas.
Waking From
Winter
The frogs emerge to Winter twice;
This third time it is •Spring.
Thiel, like all webthailWise advice,
Is not certain thing.
When buzzards rise in obrcling
flight,
o countless nnumbems of them.
To be, really satisfactory suoh
work should be properly planted
and raraied ou.t on a community
scale,
For protection, from mosquitoes
once they are on the wing, various
current acidelut prevention plan,
some 2,000 people might be prevent-
edfrom seeing Their MaJesties and
taking past in the celebrations
connoted with the Royal tour.
Records showed that an averase
of 100 persons lost their fives each
repelen;ts are in general use, among
which, to name only a Sew are oil Year dawere this pentad and 1,900
of cliltonella, spirits of camphor, oil others were inered—many of them
of lavender axil oil of cedar. As a
result of recent elgaerimnehs car-
ried' out in Ottawa under the direc-
tio011 of the Dominion. Entomologist
a repellent mixture has been de-
veloped •which Has proved more sat-
isfactory and more lastinlg in effect
than any hitherto in .popular use. patience.
T111s repellent is easy to .snix and
the forinlrla is quite simple, It is as
follows:
Oil of thyme 1 fluid ounce
Cona•enbnated kerosene ex_
tract of pyrethrum 2 fluid ounces
suitor oil, or olive oil 5 fluid ounces
Spring surely comes to stay, i Each ounce of ,the pyrethrum ex-
Rut I have known, beyolud that tract should be equivalent in
sight, strength to ane•-d'fth of a pound of
Many an fay clay. good crude lryredhlnirsu powder. This
No habitant of hills will doubt mixture when applied. 'lo exposed
A signs 1f it's lire own; pert of the elcin has been toned to
give protection .frons 'nnosmiltees
and other .belting flies for pentads
varying (roan •thres to five hours
A copy of the llamiphlelt entitled
"P}'otootive Nlealsunes Against
Blood Sucking Flies in the . Forest"
may he obtained. by writing to the
Puhlielty and Extension. Eivi'aion.,
Dotentien, Depantli31entt of Agriestl•
t
Itune, Ottawa, . ! • is
incapacitated for lengthy periods.
The majority' of these accidents, it
w'us pointed out, were classed as
"preventable" and could be avoided
to 1939 by the elimination of three
fundamental but •easily •corrected
accident causes—momeudary in -
intention., excessive speed and its.
When floods have brought the
cymrese, out,
The Winter is outblown.
—Keith T1100119 in the New
Yank Sun,
SOMETHING TO SELL ?
SOMETHING TO BUY 7
It ONLY COSTS YOU
TWO -BITS TO TRV I
The denotement or highways was
also planing for safer driving dur-
ing the visit of the Ring and Queen
on -anthem safety "front." De
vestment officials were holding
conferences with highway .traffic
engineers and .traldle experts of the
titre provincial police department.
The pli31sose of these conlerenees,
It was explained, Was to map out a
seniee of ho)ltes by ivlllailt notordtltis
would, be obis to drive in .greater
safety and camifort to the larger
°nata'io centres where Their Maj,
estles will visit,
Every attempt was being made,
an official stated, to see Haat all
main end secondary reads would be
%utilized, in the most efficient
Mannar. It is'hoped . the plan will
guessed, in disaominating the 11.0w
of traffic as much as possible and
prevent congestion and delay,
.Strong public support of 'this stem
to reduce the highway accident toll
daring the visit of Their Majesties
to Ontario is anticipated, by officials
of the department of highways.
They said+ the ',Royal taus routes"
now being dratted would: be releas-
ed in various parts of the province
a few weeks prior to the arrival of
the King and Queen at those points.
New ,Life For
The Old Flag
The fortllbomdng visit of the King
and Queen, to Canada hes given flag
manufactures many a sleepless
nista worrying over production
figures so that there may not he a
shortage and at the same time an
undue su11piug, The Toronto
Board of Education is at pres-
ent nllalcing seivere weather tests
with an ordinary Union. Jack and
one that has. been. treated with a
new finishing process which makes
telitlle materials stain and spot
proof, water repelent and ins the
case of flags, droop proof. Tihe
new 'process, Is claimed, promises
to double the life of a flag.
SEED CATALOGUES
This is the month the, postman
brings,
Trudging throrrgh .snow and Hain
and fogs,
These early harbingers of Spring's
Return --thee garden catalogues,
Sung py the blazing bea110h, I plea
A flower -bell woes'. of a dream
01 larkspur and valerian
Ansi llhies bending by a stream
Though inose trail seedlings may
not bloom
In bright protitlsion, wheat I seat;
Prefigured in this lanresli.t room
Is none the less reality.
Oar frost, nor winter storms shall
pale
Thiel pledge of A31ni1's counterpart,
Nor all the winds of 1tOdveau steal)
A garden planted in the heartl
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