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at t‘a‘ll‘eventelthe . , A‘
And .theyfgevidenee. a ruthenium:
some emort to increase the nnnlher
and lemount ; or vegetables ~ jwe eat
while we‘decr‘eaee themeetellow— er'
' ’ Not even-s the : meet ”packer- treat, «I! hyohenoey have any I
columns o‘flénd'edyet' momma: thickened; gravy mt valor. V odd _ :
tagitetion,‘ tor‘the sake otJreeltll.‘ that. JThie moatilexor reellxdm—
on behalf oi theiéye’getable; For prayer the piegalthouxhrit-can be
we ‘ are ‘a meat-edging page 1231- temptlnsly made wilhbue the meet
way; and the‘mjeetfindnetrlea nour- never. _. / ,s . ~ _ \ »- ,‘
ish.‘ how’s": “mehy?7qsetlble! W! A 'You canxadd. different vegetables
eat. “’o'are not-Via nation where 1,1,1hu-summm- , Aaeuptul: :ot
vegetarianiem‘eould , ever. flourish ,ehelled green mega :would'wudd ,to
—_at lea’st not within a conceivable its ‘delica _ _and,'.fempiingnors.
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future. But we at g Vegetable'Sandwlches,
and more vegetabIQS» "and we are a . . , e . 7
“My: their! in more andmore , Hot vegetehle“aandwichee are ‘
tempting fashion.» ' ' another jiielloious and satiatyint’
A resemble pieisaoneusood'wey that aufieiicute. ’For every par»
of serving 788.91.11.31“ 3° that~they aonhnve’lxo slices of’hotrbutlered‘
satisfactorily 1“. the‘ P1393 9' toast.” 0n;fhe lower oneplace hot :
meat. ' - . ’ vegetablea‘ared kidnexg beamsL '
‘ “famine P19 banned orrfresh peas and string '
To make a resemble pie, first beans, ‘and‘eliced celeryahal; has
prepare a' good ole"‘crust. Then been added to the peas just‘long
boil until soit’dried lime":beans—- enough to heat, through. Then-
ireah. of course, would do when add algoodfslice ot'vlettuce spread
they become cheaper: Add the thickly with ulayonnaiao and top
same ‘measure of sliced raw pota— with the second piece of hot toast.
toes; Add liquid in which the lima The kidney beans in this case give
beans were cooked. Sprinklelzen- high food value, but in this sand-
erously with salt and pepper. and wich‘ as in the other dishea‘eug-
butter, cover with the crust, and nested you can make many varia—
cook slowly unlil‘tlxe crust is done lions. according to the condition , c 7 V __
and the potatoes are soft. of themarkeis. your larder, your , _ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 2 ' ~, .' , .
Now you can make variations purse and your appetite. ’ > ' '3 ‘ ‘ dren’s room ‘ Sood Quail: ch11;
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1“ ‘ " A ' l “ , x heavy linoleum in plain bring,
, , ~ » " ,, _ grained like a hardwood floor, is
EVENING accassomaa Thai ALLU'RE; a ma mama; or my
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& dreadful dust,
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padding be
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two tones of brown or gray and
blue. Two or three washable
rugs placed beside the beds and
elsewhere will then finish the floor
problem there.
It you paint or stain your floor
ithe most important. thing is to
41,, have the floor perfectly dustlesx
and periectly dry. After the floor
has been thoroughly washed. let
lect one of the tile patterns 'r
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’ 3 lile able, to attend to your
{B banking; moped)" la really a
g nlailul‘ of good manners oz; _
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. to just how bills and checks should
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rdepoait'tieketeJ Bememberlhen f
that ‘to map! one otthese‘desk ‘
ingrajoayoun‘ own private ' carter.
V gnonideneeiior to; lln'geeov'el- ‘ydur :- ,
7 ~ rhanktns omraiidn while other: i?
.V walling, showsadeeided lacko joon
'alderation,'f_*: 7 l ‘ .
3 somewonlea have a feeling" he
gultimately means that fills a mat»
lter ot‘tonsidoraixmoas for others.
fplns the knowledog of the simplest
‘rulee of banking-
ISomo womenaflom in feel that
liner because they are not endowed
«rim :1 gift for ‘ bunnies: they
ahould not he expected to attend to
: their little banking opgrallons’cowi
But it is an; inaumchnt
excuse bera‘uso all it requires is
' yconaidera lioness. , l
Keep the flour-
mus bank just one minute More
the rice»: or the banking hours;
It usually mean: that you all“
have to wait as therevarenlweyel
many who do leave going to the
bank till the eleventh hour. ‘In
some hanks where a good deal of
business is transactedvlherc is a
rule printed in (he bank books as
bepl ell“ ln‘the bankbook when
preach ed to the receiving teller.
This saves your time and his. if
there is aucll‘a rule do not fail to
observe it. Always lake time'lo
look a Second time at your deposit
slip to see that it is dated and cor-
rectly filled out. that you have
signed you, name as it is in the
bank account. and that checks are
properly endorsed.
your, bankhook to the receiving
teller lo any, good morning or [good
afternoon. whether you know him
personally or not,'and it la also
courteous to leave the window
with a polite "Thank you.” The
walnan who bank: is more prone
to go to the book without her bank
book than is the man :hanker.
Now in the bank where these peel
erate . 7 >
When You Oren-drew '
Sometimes
'part or simple .carleseneee, you
ouerdrawu'our ‘account. [In that
one it is customary for yearbook
to notifyiyou with a primed torn:
and when they. simply do u, this
mvgrdran 'your; accounr they, are
rho“ nix a distinct: courtesy to
you: The}! ,are trusting you and
me
i
:s’olnevone‘ in 'the bank, for
rlee'y {shown you. “I am
imam for {the purpose oi." attend-
eir’ ,‘eheeke’ about! he
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It is. customary when handing _
hooks are and third: inconald- ‘Bananasi
it ‘1'.“ng that * " fl ,, , i , ‘
through miscalcillation on your Minced lamb sandwiches Pickles
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anylng'gyeulrrom theembarrasa- .
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Stewed prunes
Cereal Cream
_ Poached eggs on tout
Coflee
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Whole wheat bread Ihdflflfll
Hot or icedaolioooiate- 7 ' Wotan
‘ ' ‘ , Dinner
Clear soup 7.
Left-over meat croquet”;
, Creamed red cabbage
' _$celloned ricerwlth tomato
Chocolate ecllira
resend!
Mint ‘
.étewed rhubarb
Oatmeal . Cram t
Bacon .. Fried ext-y
Whole wheat mumns Coflee
Luncheon ‘
Baked henna Bron bread
1 Fruit salad ’ ‘
Tea ,
Dinner;
Clear tomato soup ~
Lamb new; with carrots and
\. potatoes
Asparagus on toast
Orange chat-lotto
‘ WEDNESDAY
Bra-aunt ' _
Corn flakes. ' cream
‘ ' , ‘ omQIEt . ' fie. . vr
lint rolls ; [W Carlee ,
' 'Lnnelleon ‘
Saratogaichipa
Iv. Redlehee
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Boiled ‘ tongue
Raisin sauce ‘
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Plonked tell : ,hiuhed potatoes
Chocolate breed pudding
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Oranges
Corn meal mush
_ Scrambled eggs
Toast _. Com
Luncheon
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Jam Waters
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A Doorbell”:
Lettuce and
‘ Custard .
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Fried corn meal 7, Beacon
' ' Cote. coke:- cage.
, '1’!an .
Tomato appetizer ‘
mm onions Green beans
Maple ice green: . - Cake
Supper-V 4 ‘
”list and lettuce salad with "
Roquerortvche‘eae dressing
V "Johnnycakr ' ,
Hot or iced chocolate
'I‘ is my to ethink‘thaf the ab“;-
junta putfa anlile into your:1
,7 ‘ ,roicede simply a matter often»,
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“$3118 I a Week “we “file Shoes
p'l‘heee Are New Idea- Abont Foot-
» wmfortheVer-y smegma.
DEAS have changed consider-
i :1th within recent years re»—
garding the proper shoes for
little children. The young genera-
§ tion otlnhy medalists smile in;
diligently at the mother: who have
flearned from their mothers or;
grandmothers all the old. old
prejudices about babies' clothing-
etoeklnxs' save in
Freak or map . com ‘ Nev potatoes veer stockings at all and usually
the doctor‘ approves of this. Stock-
logs are not worn by somehahies
until their first lens clothee~
which are not really long any
ram-Hm discarded and shoes
is
only when the baby begins to
walk, _ . 1
a.-- Should Be Flexible
The new idea mum theirs:
Ihoea should be flexible. .Tlxe old
idea was that the sole should be
arm“and the ankle fairly stiff, in
support the little root» and“ to
strengthen it.
haa the beige'rthe'nlusclee will he
(1929109811; The baby-with weak
ankles nowadays is sometimes
made torso with no shoes at all.
pnco he would have beenputglnto
shoes with ankle supports martin
“ii“ - ' " " ”
_ 3 are aneauona you i on ht
really to decide, with your. a?»
torn advice; If he dose-apnoea
of the eo‘ih‘ahoe then by all means
not zoned-alas at some .se'rt.‘ “Eliseo
shoes have” the advantage of being
soft undue“ noiayxhan atiflnhoes.
It older gomldre‘n weariéthem in-
steadgofinglg nhoes you» will find
installer will do far less zdenlue
dash rhro'ugihand about 2th ”gouge.
The old idea’ was that little babies:
left-over a“, a}. tool! should have stockings of some?
sort from the first.‘ and wool?
very warme
weather. 'Now some bebiev don'ti
it dry with.the window closed so
as to keep away any possible dust.
‘And just before painting dust it
off again with a dry cloth. L‘sa
two brushes. one for the plain
open stretches in the middle of
the room and the other to help
with the more dimcult edge work.
A good plan is to have a large
piece of cardboard to hold up
against the base boards when
{hinting around the edge of the
floor, so as to keep any pain: from
enquiring up.
Fade In in, Ali’erfume
HILE the nee-of perfumes
3w in perhaps less apparent at
the present time than it
was some years ago. perfumes are
more important in the world of
;fashion than ever. Perfumes are
more subtly chosen. and women
pay more for their perfumes than
{they used to do.
i , Moreover one is far less apt to
€detect the use of perfumes our oi
ipleoe. You less frequently find a.
ghuninesa ofice with the air heavy
linden with the favorite Scent of
lthe telephone operator or m,
getenogl’apher, W'omen are very
ginnletent that their maids and
§houee worker: leave 0!! perfumes
in working hours. It is a rule
20f nearly every hospital—written
:or understood—that nurses re-
train from the use of perfyme
when on duty. In none schools
the girls are forbidden the nee c!
perfumes.
But for Ill fill! the use of per-
:fnme in still a fashionable accom-
Now the idea ia‘
that the less outside support‘babyi‘
pliehnlent.
:In France many at the dress-
making houses have taken- up per-
tume selling as a nor! of aide line.
and women choose their performs
in connection with their award
when,
- Another thing that fashion cle-
needs not. is that one should b-
ooneietent in this matter of per-
fumes. To the person of refined
eenae‘of smell to use two kinda a:
acent at oncels a real-discord.
Your talcum powder. your soup.
your'iac'e; powder, creams. rouge
andAoiher cosmetics ahould all be
scented to match, and none so
strongly: scented as to make 'one's
iaro’rne 8! before one.
‘ next! PBY
In a fourteenth century book
. motel!” in Florence, nailed the
Blink of. Good Mann: ere. it says:
"Do notrea’dy tolrun forth from
" omafirhanever there is a
e'ifthoat.’ rant stay in thine
i-‘uullelxn to'tnow nothing.
Andihnil some thou escape dia-
,.mt§:n§d, rotationnnd will: keep
thy persona: estate.”
32m «neodymium and old-
hemmed- to be sure, but the on.
3?]!!118 tryflf‘mlies as well to-
deyje initial-Vance six hundred
deep "115 dish with
" _ a custard of
wallets-17 . 7 en. ltwo cups
1 milk, innd sugar to
flow fire until
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