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t TESTED `4Enince heat to D1wper teu>lreeetur•e for beet-
11ng the filiin'g.
This recline for Cocoanut Ceeam I
* * * * * . * * * * * Pie can be 'a thorough trustee if the
rules are followed and the hest in -
Cocoanut Cream Pie gredlents. used,
,As Popular As Ever
Ple Cruet
The old saying, it's as. easy as
pie" must refer to its eating because 2.1/z onms5 sifted cake flour
In spite of the overselselnliwg pope- 3 .teaspoon salt
ladetyaX pies as a dessert, many. % cap cold shortening
iiome•malkers hesitate to bake Mee 1 cup cold 'water (aboult )
often. iSosne cooks seem to have ,Sift flour once, nteaaure, athi salt.
no difficulty in turning out mouth• and' stilt again. Cut in adiortendng
:watering pies and' others Have dis• until :pieces are about size of small
bnal failures almost event' time, The pee. . Add water, sprit:loldng small:
difficulty do the majority of oases amount over flour mixture and mix
will be -fours dnot in the Ingredients frig with fork only enough to make
but in the method. In the Prepare- flour bold together. 'Continue until
lion of pie crust, too much handling all flour leas been mixed in separate
and too much' Water are the .meet Portions. Wrap in 'waxed pala per. Chill
Mich causes• of Door crust. All tharonbhly, Roll pastry
Pier. should: be started in a hot oven 'thickness. Pit loosely on 9 -Inch pie
---from 425 to 450 degrees—allow plate, Trim edge. To bake, prick
them to bake at this temperature with fork or line with waxed paper
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ciPot
EATING ailr COOKING
APPLES
OF -ALL -KINDS
delicious :healthful food
for dessert or lunch
McIntosh, Spys, Snows
and Tolman Sweets
Also -good cooking apples
FOR SALE AT
East Huron
Produce Emporium
Phone 66 Brussels
and fill with bean's or rice during
first few minutes of baking to hold
,shape, Berke la hot oven (450
d'egreea F,) 55 minutes, This. re-
cipe make 2 9 -inch shells.'
Cocoanut Cream Pit
,5 'tablespoonscake flour
4 tableslxlon's sugar
ht teaspoon salt
i cup cold milk
1% time mellc, scalded
2• egg whdtea
S egg yolks, sl'ight'ly beaten
2 teaspoons vanilla
1% cups cocoanut, premium
shred'
1 baked 9 -inch tine shell
4 tablespoons. sugar
,Combine flour, sugar, and Salk;
add 'cold milk and mix . well. Add
scalded milk gradually, place in
double boiler and cook ituSil thick-
ened., s'tirrin'g constantly, Pour small
amount over yolks, return :o double
boiler, add 1 cup cocoanut, and cook
4 Days More.
The decision to introduce Summer
Time in Brt'taln In 5ebrirary instead
of in April, glvea 13r(tisb factories
eaMrolotreately ;Iwo day* more day-
light than they hail last year.
It, as is expected the Government
extend 'Summer Time, as tbeY 144
last year, from October to November
a further two days' light will 'be
added to the year's total,
In short, the 356 days of the
present Leap Year will have an
extra four days of light.
Under ;the new arrangements. the
Mack -out will not be enforced be -
tore half -pant six in the evening. A
aaotory'5 lighting coats will accord
tingly be leas and in many eases•
were will be a out In the time which
workers have to spend under arti-
rP""ad lighting. Those of them
whose hours have been: altered by'
lie'black-out will now return to a
more normal working day
The Ltask of the transport service
..will also be notelety easier and 'the
total effect of the additional light
saving Is expected to give smoother
working to British industry as a
whole,
re
WIEiDR'?S1DAY, ', 28% 1.940
Qa(ity guaranteed
LAN
TSA
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FASHION
* Maori buttons,
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Ail everyday blouse cowples the
use of eiiedked gln'gbam with the
long'sl'eeved shirt that has m4 U3t^
* able neckline.
*
* t LJWLIL�7
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New coat shoulders are generally
more natural,
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More braes wilt be worn for
SDorte :this year.
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Gray prints are being shown on
paler gray grounds.
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in perem
3 to 4 minutes' longer, Cool. Add The jacket dress :emus s
Beat egg Whites until foam, Reasonvanilla. Pour filling into pie shell. ; tally popular.
For
throu'gbout. Add sugar, :2 table- deace.soriee emphasize gold IOW'
ep000s at a time, beak:tag after: each elft', bags and slippers.
addition until sugar is ,thoroughly!
blended. After ell sugar is added,
continue beating until mdmtuee will
stand iu peaks. Pile lightly on
Ailing. Sprinkle with remaining
4, cup cocoanut. Bake in moderate
oven 360 degrees F. 15 minutes,
X -Ray —a—
A very new street silhouette is
When it Is estimated that it has rather 'na'rn'ow with "lame/Armee
cost 'Canada from 120 to 150 million hips" In the form of a short flared
dollars to extend cars to those tunic.
veterans of the 'Great War who I
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eontracted tuberculosis, it may be Pastel pinks and blues, and flow -
understood why an X-ray examinee ea yellows, predominate in the mix-
: tion has :become an essential part , ture (tweeds for sports. 'Soft red.
of the preparation of the present gray, black witb brown mixtures
Expeditionary Fol+ce for active and navy are :sponsored for town
service. As a ,matter of record, wear.
tuberculosis daring the 'Great War i
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caused 23 per cent of all deaths ' A black and white cross -'barred
from disease and .the invaliding of cries hard worsted -forms a good
nearly 6,000 Canadfen soldiers. looking suit, with flap pockets on
Pension lists show that young men ' Jacket and skirt, the latter with ,
Wool lingerie was among the were the ones affected, The aver- i hos pleats from the packets; the
most luxurious 'gifts created by age age of sold[ers pensioned be- buttons are silver metal and a
Paris couturiere for the IholidaY cause they had tuberculosis was two " white pique collar finished the
season. 15 filled a great number years' less than the average age for neckline.
Wool Lingerie
Paris Favorite
New Gossamer Fabrics
Make Big Appeal in
Wartime Winter
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T11e • nosh dhateatio fashion idea
which haw gashed across the, At-
lentie from these openings is the
dinner dress which by artful con-
triving Sehiaparelli. lturnd Into a
street length costume. It's a 'trick
which is not only a brilliant solu-
tion for the dinner guests caught
to as air raid but has perfectly,
good "occasion importance" for
certain sttuatioas of life on this
continent.
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'Phe spring showing of lingerie
Pa rn'ore feminine than ever, stress-
ing sheer silks like double chiffon
(both plain and printed.
of •the intriguing packages opened the entire ,pension group.
by pretty Frenob-women.
WO0L Npa1stsraa &1s
The new French wool lingerie
is glamorous in the extreme. :says
Bodier, 'elle is responsible for
many of the Morita vrhich make
new "inside fashions " "Nothing
is so delicious to the touch as Cash-
mere wool." And he proves it by
bringing out wool mousselinee soft-
er than the finest silk chiffons; '
wool cheesecloth handwoven like
the Cretan women's veil, vapor-
ous as tulle and infinitely more
supple; Cashmere flannel, velvety
as a kitten's coat, than which
:there is nothing more velvety, un-
less it is a mouse's.
•0ibviously, wool lingerie would
be a welcome gift to Parisiennes
who are suffering from the partic-
ularly sketchy 9heatiug of houses
In wartime, But it must be re-
membered that wool is the favor-
ite ',fabric of the tropics and its
new variants have a chameleon ad-
arptal1)1l1ty whtr)h makes them as
constortable in "hot houses" se in
cold. ones.
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HANDY HINT
Ten Commandments
For Housewives
1. Honor thine own womanhood
that thy days may be long and
happy in the hone which thy bus•
band provideth for thee.
2. ' Expect not thy 'husband' to
give thee as many luxuries at first
as thy father hath given thee after
years of toil and economy.
3. Forget not the virtue of good
humor, for verily all that a roan
Smith will be given for a woman's
senile,
4. Thou shalt not nag.
5. 'Thou shalt :coddle thy hu'e-
band, for verily every man' loveth to
be fussed' over.
6. Remember that the freak nee
proval of thy husband is worth
more to th-e than the sidelong
glances of many Strange n1en.
7. Forget not the even of clean-
liness and good dressing,
8. Permit no one to assure thee
(r that thou are having a hard time of
neither thy mother nor thy slater,
* * * * * *. * * * * nor thy maiden aunt, nor ane of thy
When you give she children
kinsfolk, tor the judge• will not hold
toy's, We also a good idea to pro -
thee guiltless who leeteth another
vide them a place to store .them disparage her iivabard.
•tidily. Toy attests, built-in shelves d ICeep Shy Home with all dilf-
or cabinets where each plaything genes and 3t shall become the joy of
thine oht age,
can be kept neatly are .encourage -
10. Commit .thy ways unto the
ment for young ones -to be order ;Lord thy 'God, and thy children will
ly. rise up and call thee blessed.
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To
-,o—To wash a silk electric light pg, may be in
shade run it through a bow) of Introduced early he
the diet of tlhe young for they (T'o
s'oa,p flakes and Jiang 113 to all; one of the mast easily digested of
it will conte up like new. all foods,
To clean gilt frames skin four
or dive large onions, and then
bruise ,them thoroughly, boil them
in one and half pints of water,
adding Just enough powdered sul-
plhur to impart a golden tinge.
When the onions are quite soft
strati off the water, and lightly
Meat the girt with It, using a soft
brush.
Powdered borax strewn on the
floor at night will keep away beet-
les -1 it Will also Trete ants out of the
larder,
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Scraps of velvet or velveteen are
unequalled for putting a shine on
either shoes or floor boards,
1)o not use a heavy iron on ar•
Uncial silks; they require smooth -
Me. but not, hearty Vesting,
To The Sparrow
You cannot match the robin.
When summer comes along,
Yet winter would be empty
Without your 'bris'k, bright song.
Your wings hold naught of color
'Welch makes the oriole glow,
But courage lends you beauty
To shine against the snow.
So:betimes, when I feel lonely,
1 listen as you sing;
And 'then the bare, bleak whiter
Sear* like another spring
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Checks for the juvenile are shown
in a black and white checked wool -
1 n o at with black braid and gray
What-Nots Again?
There i5 a marked increase in
whatnot oabinets, curia and hobby
chests, brio-aebrac shelves for lit-
tle collected treasures, says the
Christian Science Monitor. One so-
fa end -table has, a glassy ease for
the entire torp, With a bladk velvet
flooring it is ready for shells„
miniature pitchers, little elephants,
rare stones, or whatever the family
collects.
,Rattan garden chairs for sum-
mer substitute ,plastic strips less
than an inch wide and of pastel
colors, for the usual fiber. 'Appear-
' •ing something like transparent
glass ie is interwoven for the seat
and back of the chairs. It has the
tensile strength of aluminum, IS
water -proof, chip -proofs and Stahl'
proof, it is claimed,
•---rohn '(rilkae
Use the Clasel'fied Column, Every
giSNA
PSi-1OT GUILD
GETTING CLEAR PICTURES
The sky background helps this picture, because the subjects stand out✓:•
clearly against it,
teVERYBODY wants to take good, will draw too much attention to it—
.1.:4 pictures — pictures that self. For example, flowered wall—
are sharp and have plenty of detail. paper makes a poor background.
This isn't hard to do—if you'll watch A steady camera is of comae es -
both the subJect AND the back- Benda) for sharp pictures. If the
ground when you're talcig a Pic- blurred. camra :oves, the pittare will Even to taking snapehots,
le
ure.
To picture a dark anbject, you it's a good idea to make use of any
should have a light !background. convenient support such as b post,
Then the subject will stand out fence, chair back or table edge. Just
clearly. If the subject is •quite light, hold the camera against such a sup -
then a dark background is in order, port, and it will be oteadier. For
Outdoors, the sky makes an ex- time exposures, always place the
cellent background for pictures of a camera on a tripod, table, or similar
person.13y using a deep yellow color firm support.
filter, you can make a blue sky nag's- When you shoot :moving subjects,
ter quite dark. By using no Alter, use a higher shutter speed. A person
lrou can make the sky light. In this walking toward the .camera de -
trimmer, you may adapt the tone of monde a shutter speed of 1/100 see-
the sky, so that it yields,a good con- ond. For faster Moving shbjeets,
treating background: for your sub- higher speeds are needed.
jest, To get sharp detail, the distance
Indoors,' a plain light -tinted et from Cancra to subieet must he ter -
white wall makes a good light bade Teat. Otherwise, pictures will be oat
ground. For a dark baelrgt'ouild, of toeue, When possible, measure
pose your subject In front of an open the distance--etthor with a tape
deer, leading into a darkened room. measure, or a photographic range --
finder. This is especially important
In mese-up shots.
Watch these points. They're an
simple and you'11 get sharper,,
clearer, better 'pictures.
272 John van Guilder
Or, place the subieetso that you tan
shoot toward the shadow end of the
rbom,
The best beekgrounds are Main,
Without obvious detail 11 the back -
' ground has a protnitlent patient, it
body roads them first,