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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1936-10-15, Page 2Green tea with a flavour and a delicacy beyond compare )dY Ali 1RiISH 1 `iES ty Kai Hem or_rs { teene_ e : eee.a .ea:a a via eeeeeneee ::eee t :A.: o:e:eee e o -a tome gee...• ening sip, and pushed the hair from her wet forehead with a great clum- sy hand that was like a caricature of Sheila's fine, square, young one, "If there's anything oud make widowhood light to ye, it'd be seein' a ger'rl in that fix:" she muttered. Immediately she perceived that there was small sympatl• a in the air, and reverted to the moment's rroe- lem again. ,"What's that street number tiara, Angela?" Angela reluctantly consulted the prize, read out the number. "Is that annyw'heres near where you work, Sheila?" "No, ma'am," Sheila answerea respectfully, but with bitterness in her tone, "It's way up on the East Side." "But you cud get up there tomor- row, dear?" "Sheila was silent for a full min- ute, during which she looked down at her own fingers, twisting then purse. "Listen, anima, I bought this!" she burst out presently. "Now, that's no way to talk, Shei- la," her mother murmured, unrur- fled. "Be t 2.1te •ma, I bought it. if a girl is s.'rh a fool that she glres ped. reopened the bag, before add-. away a e nu'sc with money in it, fag: dur.sn't she give away the money as "If Joe says it s all right, can I well as the purse? Doesn't .:ha, keep it? Listen, Mamma, I'II not Ma?" E waste it, honest I won't. There Was "Doesn't she?" echoed Angela! a coat at the rummage to lay that eagerly. would save money.—i'd wear it two "That's the devil timptin' ye," years, I'd wear it three years—". Mrs. Carscadden said, inflexibly, but The mother did not speak. She gently, as to a persistent child. looked up from her tea, looked down "'That's no way to talk," i°i R{ Rei Rdi 6b4. /d{ 1A{ %;.w`:•i SYNOPSIS Sheila Garscadden, blue-eyed, red-haired and 21, worked in the same ew York office as a stenographer, as her cousin, Ce- celia Moore. Sheila, a firebrand, She stirred her tea, took a heart ROYAL YEAST CAKES always keep FULL STRENGTH Use Tested Royal Sponge Recipes and Royal Yeast Cakes for these fine breads An alree a eieete e es the f i—.. ' ezeh. Rs;.'a1 Yeas: Cake— - e vele this s e.r4ra pro- feeni:a. Yaa cm= on their fere:- steanerfai b pwhenever yc h a cat__.7 ee - 5 Cana.- ia•> M, Irs a .d -y yeast de- r -a -72 F BOOKLET hells your' -a t`Zsyai Yeast Bake Tar.$" fres rested Royal Sponge Recipes for ail the b-+n*1 d. shown above an mar others. l"Rr R --Malt cou- pon today! lit s atxna-TX. CANADA GOODS ?t' tiraCID BRANDS LiNIrrE' Fr3ser.1 e. and Liberty S .. Teroa to.Ont. Please z n5 me the IY Royal Feast Sake Bock. Prear Once, you have tasted .. Gristle's UULTA AS Spice Cake For Fall. Days you'll appreciate why nearly everybody likes their fresh fruit flavor eo much, They. are packed full pf plump, uncrushed Sultanas and baked to a delicious, delicate crispness. That's why they're so extra good. tl� ”.Jhere's a Christie Oiscuit For every taste."- The air is a bit nippy these fall days and it peps up the appetite for something spicy. If you want to be specially popular with your family these first cool, dark evenings, serve a sea foam spice cake for supper ordinner. The plaudits are won before it is even tasted, but when the first mouthful of spicy lightness is taken, everyone votes it "scrumptious" and hopes he will be in time for a second piece before it is all gone. You will enjoy making this cake. It smells so good while. being mix- ed and especially in the oven. It would be particularly_ suitable for a Hallowe'en party. Sea Foam Spice Cake 2% cups sifted cake Sour, 2% tea- spoons easpoons baking powder, ye teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon cinnamon, ea tea. spoon mice, al cup milk, 3,-e teaspoon cloves. ea cup butter or other shor- = again. "It's a perfectly sensible way to "No wonc.er wvf'te poor!' Sheila talk," Sheila muttered, under hex exclaimed angrily, "if we can throw breath. ' money awav like this!" "1o, dear, it's her money. It's not' "Mother." Angela said earn tly, yours." ' her bands clasped imploringly; her `Manana, how many people do flower-like face pale with e"root ph. you suppose would take it back?" lig.htn't God intend Sheila to live This kind of sophistry got no- it?" - where with Mrs. Carscadden, She , „No, dear. Be'd never iutind any- had ny 'had never read a book of philoso. one should have stolen goods." phy or theology, but she was sure j "Stolen!" Sheila said hotly. and'. of her ground here, i was still. "That has nothing to do with it, }. Joe came 1n,• they eonsu.ted Joe, lovey." And Joe said of course the fifty had "Manama, listen. They're probably ito go back. ?beila sat on the arra rich people—this came from Tif- 1 of 'his chair, t nd wept, but she blew fany's. She's forgotten it a hundred : there was no gainsaying Joe's de-; times." j vision, They were all "sari' by Joe; Silence. Sheila opened, shut, snap- even Neely ar.d Marg'ret, married t and gone, rti.'l came back sometimes to aek advice of wise, gentle, clever Joe. "Because. la ..t here, Sheila:" Joe reasoned ."sa:pr cse it ha -i been a diamond ring?' "Well, it isn't Joe." "No, I know it isn't. But suplfose it had been a diamond ring in that sante little pocket. what then?" 'Td think lucky her that had a diamond to lose Sheila persisted stubbornly But rhe was beaten and If You're Told to 'Alkalizes Try This .Remarkable "Phillips" Way Tiwusarnds are Adopting On every side toiler peese'le ere. heirs^ urged to a�&elite their stomach. Ancd thus ease sW'tnp°.00ts ef "acid indigeee Lion," tette.,;: alkalization, �stomach upsets. To gain `Elicit izatt n. jnst do this: Take two te4ao_ns cf PHIL- LIPS' MILK OF MAGNESIA Otl reinatee afte.r eating. OR take tvae Philli=3s" Milk cf ',i3 neeia TeAds, which have the same antacid effect. Relief conies ahuost ut otce — e.ves ? in a few r .rivet- Nausea. "gas" — :ire;s after eating and acid iuti-atstiln mere leave. You she knew it. ^It makes me cry, thinking of my blue coat!" she said. Let me buy your coat for you" -Yee.. Joe!" She kissed the rough hard young- face. "You that have les: your job, and want to marry Cecelia " she mourned. rubbing net cheek against his. "Ceiie's been crying, too," - he said. in his good-humored patient way. "Its your turn, 31a." "There was weeks I fed the lot o -e on syrup and oatmeal," Mrs.. Carseadden observed, unalarmed. guess the laal theles wont come to', that' 'Why, ac. Lease we have each other! Angela exc:ai:rr d. in her soft. ecstatic :'Bice. It was stuffy, and right in the kitchen. but when Sheila, alreany half asleep stereh - d into the front roti-` to open up Joe's hed-lounge, she thought the night cold, Icy fin- gers of air were working their way. in from the fire -escape; street lights feel like. a new person. framed and a ngiel on the waits F at resultl Get either Incthe l i '•3 •e ml d e lip," or the re»'r'koble. r Ph i, g z�' •tie bedwith her Ia1ilk of l'alt�anesia Tablets. De:i htfel ' henetiie • . The kitchen warmth came an to take and easy to carry .iia you. a' her and he.: she was in bed only `2a' a flay. at all drug .tares. s S.:e.: a con:d - e:in:es see the red. eye of a kitchen fire. The gas o? 1 used , y for the kettle, ' he :-ti r , 'i'' ' e a cul, and wood ., �:_e he a e erns used only kettle ' ler the; her mother kept a avred flee cerh'I all winter v Try this a You'll Le w ror e1 y . e r th d+ Ive1 4 1 tening, 1 cup sugar. 2 eggs. unbeaten, 1/3 cup molasses. Sift flour once, measure, add bak- ing powder, salt and spices, and sift together three times. Cream butter thoroughly, add sugar gradually, and cream together until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating thoroughly after each. Then add mo- lasses, and blend. Add flour, alter- nately wi'h milk, a small amount at a time, beating after each addition until smooth. Bake in two greased 0 -inch layer pans in moderate oven (375'F.), 25 to 30 minutes, or until done. Spread coconut sea foam frost- ing on cake. Coconut Sea Foam Frosting 2 egg whites, unbeaten, 1% cups firmly packed brown sugar, dash of salt, 5 tablespoons water, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1 can coconut southern style. A150 IN TABLET. FORM is h tiny ta'ile is the equiv.- nt ca e; i acute P t r. ;.r.' . _. i` cf uC3aG..�.... s'tu`ff a"d .5IA Te.... .....:i:.a:':.1. cslt.e No. 42 --- '36 ✓ re— Combine egg whites, sugar, . salt and water in top of double boiler, beating with rotary egg beater until thoroughly mixed, Place over rapid- ly boiling water, beat constantly with rotary egg beater and cook 7 min- utes, or until frosting -will stand in peaks. Remove from boiling water; add vanilla, and heat until thick enough to spread. Spread between layers and on top and rides of cake, sprinkling with coconut, while frost- ing is still soft. Makes enough fros- ting to cover tops and sides of two 9 -inch layers, or top and sides of 8 x 8 x 2 -inch cake (generously), or about 2 dozen cup cakes. Fish Souffle One cup lnilk, one tablespoon but- ter, one tablespoon flour, one-half teaspoon salt and pepper. Make a white sauce. Then add one-fourth teacup of stale bread -crumbs, one cup of flaked fish, and beaten yolks of two eggs. Cook two minutes, then fold in the stiffly beaten whites and balte.—Miss Daisy Warbrick, Bolton, Ont. Attention We will pay $1.00 on publication Knit for Sport or School for Cho best salad dish fly refresh ing drink recipe received, HOW TO ENTER CONTEST Plainly write or print out the In'+ gredients and method and send it to gether with name and address to; Home Hints, Room 421, 73 West Adelaide Street, Toronto. I'VE GOT -ro sceus Off°T HE."1° Salt; HOW AND HATE IT MAYFAIR NEEDLE ART DESIGN NO. 125 This ultra -modern sweater will be a sensation among school girls for it buttons up the back. The symmetrical design of the allover pattern is unusually effective and it is so easy to knit that you will be pleasantly surprised. There are separate instructions and a separate pattern for cern and every size including d, S. 10 and 12 years. The pattern in- cludes: a sample of the yarn from which the orignial garment was knit, a tissue pattern for boo n: the garment after it is knit, easy to follow working ina ae -_-lt .:rut abbreviations, and an as- sembling chart. HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS • Write your name and aitizess plainly giving number .and size of pattern wanted. Enelese 2=_'c in stamps or coin (coin preferred); wrap it carefully and address your order to Mayfair Pattern Ser- vice, Room 421, 73 Wes_ A ae_aide St.. Toronto. Greatest Estate LONDON — New valuation of the estate of Sir John Ellelnian, who died in 1933, makes him the richest man Great Britain ever pro- duced. The estate of Sir John, a ship -owner and financier, is now val- ued at S1S3,425,00O3 exelusive of his property abroad. Also additional property must be brought into ac- count before the estate can finally be liquidated. • The Chancellor of the Exchequer may therefore receive S100,000,000 in death and legacy duties. Ei .¢ r -2 l' � LFN. 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