Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1944 — Page 13

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TURNING A DRAB OR SHABBY ROOM into the sprightliest spot in the house is a cinch, if you'll use gay wallpaper applique—it comes in dozens of designs, is ready-cut and carries its own paste on its back— and repeat whatever applique design you: pick in chintzes, potted plants|

and other easy-to-swing ideas,

; Have you, for instance; a sunny breakfast nook that needs treatment? Pick ivy-leaf applique,

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girl wants one of the new “bare” sports dresses this summer —and this one is particularly fetch. ing done in a blue and white checked chambray or rayon shantung. You'll notice the pattern can also be used for the regulation twopiece sports dress, too! Pattern 8542 is in sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18 and 20. Size 12 requires three yards of 39-inch material: eee For this pattern, send 16 cents in coins, your name, address, size desired, and the pattern number to The Indianapolis Times pattern service, 214 W, Maryland st, Indianapolis 9. The smart new issue of the midsummer style book—Fashion—has 32 pages of cool-looking, crisp new sports wear and summer day frocks and accessories, Order your copy. now. Price 16 cents.

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_|eare of reflectors, bulbs and bases. [20d Mrs. Gilles, 425 S. Hoimes ave.

weight of your job all day?” 3 There are pick-me-ups which she| | and other girls whose feet bear the brunt of their work can use to pub bounce in their steps, and one of the best is the contrast bath. i

a beauty When you get home, fill two bowls brightened by red berries, -to frame with water, one hot and one cold. If your window. A package of appli~ flesh feels badly put upon or if feet

perspire, dump a handful of alum into the cold water.

que contains seven sections, which Now, plunge feet alternately into} ‘ . :

» . . 3 3 Jus THEN SPRINKLE some foot pow Ensign Shirley Anne Ein er, |der- into the linings of your shoes.| : . ; fod chute wo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. [Put on fresh stockings, For these| ®# = auai a chair cushions, and put VY| Einbinder of Indianapolis, became [feet that need all the indulgence The cartoon shown here, by Honore Victorin Daumier, f in your plant stands. the bride of Padraic Pease (You can hesp upon them, SIOCK-| oii called “Professeurs ef Montage wo “Testers iad Breton : ss = =» Frucht in a July 11 ceremony. |ings should not have holes or darns 5," or an Bedroom and Bath Mr. Frucht, son of Mr. and Mrs. |In them or any soap left in from a clued hn an Saini of the artist's lithographs being shown this Nathaniel F h careless washing, And they should a e John Herron Art museum. Several of the 16 lithoMAYBE YOU HAVE a bedroom niet Frueht, Providence, y e

R. I, is taking naval recruit train. |fit your feet. graphs in the exhibit of the French master’s work are in color. that needs a spruce-up? Pick | g,0 o¢ Great Lakes, I.

morning glory applique, put a ae wreath-of it over the mirror of your :

dressing table and use some more! The Bridal Scene— of the applique as a border or to

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motifs under i pss top of your 7) Ig 7 v ( dressing table. oose a morning S ‘ / PR : glory chintz ‘and make toss-on pil- Wedding Is A PO 4, 4, J 1011 : C lows for your bed; a cushion for| your dressing table bench. ; :

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i6g tonic, dose i. up with Jovus pool . T . CRN . a | 1 oa, Fothn, weddugs highlight | | NECKWEAR AND BLOUSES, STREET FLOOR . fiy-a-way birds in the lotus pool Miss Margaret Louise Gillaspy J TELEPHONE RILEY 7411

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package which are clever . to use|and Cpl. Dale H. Pruitt were mar=l . jive fon "decorating & batliroom mirror ried March 20° i’ ihe home of thief Ce

_ Use tliem in"pairs on each draw-| Moses Pruitt, 309 8. Gibson ave. A TL : io =r . on 8; The couple is at home in Wood- Co ’ ot clothes hamper. Go one step far-|ville, Miss. Mr. Pruitt is stationed ther, and embroider or appliqueiat Camp Van Dom. The bride is birds or lotus blpssoms on ‘your|the daughter of Mrs. D. V. Caldwell,

towels and wash rags. Indianapolis. . ss = = ss. 8 = . The wedding of Miss Berneice Slip Covers for Shades May Gilles and Pvt. Vernie J. Buce,

Canton, Okla, was July 11 in Denver, Colo. Mrs. Roy Gilles, the bride’s mother, and Everett Gilles, her brother, were the only attendants. Mr. Buce is stationed at Lowry v field, Denver. The

» B “ bride is the to conserve lighting fixtures include daughter of Mr.

A dirty bulb uses up just as much = = = electricity as a clean one, but may| Mr and Mrs. William A. Armand, give from 20 to 50 per cent less 2605 N. Dearborn st. announce the light. : marriage of their daughter, Wanda, and L. M. Hinrichs, son of Mr. and y : Mrs. L. H. Hinrichs, Marengo, Iowa. Canned Fruit Drinks |1.0 ein was’ July 2 in st Save the sirup from canned fruit.| Paul's Lutheran church. The couple Mix with carbonated water for a is at home at 2442 N. Olney st. delicious drink; use it as sauce for |

Wartime Eating | oven Method 4y MetaGiven ~ ||. rman

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the home safety division of the;

THE SALAD DESCRIBED in today's recipe is one of the most re- |, canning i freshing you can serve on hot summer days. White and green are two bY the aivision, by the oven of our coolest colors, so the very sight of this salad is stimulating, and! when you taste it your palate will not be disappointed. The flavor is peppy and there is substance to it also. The raw cauliflower requires considerable chewing, but that is highly desirable

in the diets of many of us Americans who eat most of the time as though we were hurrying for a train, = » » FRIDAY MENUS Breakfast Fresh apple sauce (2'4 lbs. apples). Ready-to-eat cereal (4 servings). Soy flour pancakes and maple sirup (prepared mix). Luncheon Vegetable juice cocktail (I 46-oz. can—35 blue pts). Bacon and egg sandwiches (8 slices bread, 3 lb. bacon, 6 eggs). Carrot sticks (6 carrots). Jelly roll (remainder from Thursday). Dinner Rolled stuffed breast of lamb (3 lb. lamb breast). ’ Parsley potatoes (2 1bs.), Buttered beets. Cauliflower and green pepper salad

Chamber of Commerce safety coun- | cil. According to opinions compiled |

{method is completely unsanctioned by home economics experts, According to the National Safety council, more than 80 per cent of the canning accidents reported last year occurred in connection with

(see regipe). processing the home ety! Bread (8 slices). Ss states. ately,

Sliced peaches ream rod easiest cram. (6 io § Method Deemed Unsafe

“Oven canning is unsafe,” the council says, “because there is danas Hw hen TEPPET ger of explosion due to built-up le. fine Bvifrgl ca awerets, % pressure inside the jar; liquid may - Gnely green pepper, % €.|punhle out or evaporate; food may salad oil, 2 thsps. white vinegar, become discolored, and, although hw So “tsp. paprika, % SP. ype oven may be set for high heat, ck pepper, 1 hard cooked eg8.| ihe food inside the jay may have

sieved. much lower temperature than that Slice flowerets thin, place in bowl of the oven.” pe

with green pepper. Mix remaining| ypder normal conditions, the ingredients thoroughly. Pour over|,... method is dangerous, but vegetables. . Cover and chill before proved particularly s0 last year be-

serving. Four servings, cause of wartime changes in equip-

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Broccoli, cabbage, mustard greens,| Pressure cooker, boiling water 4 spinach, sweet and white potatoes bath and steamer are the approved . and winter squash have been found methods, the council advises. to have the highest food value per I —————————————— cost of production in acres and man Soup and Crackers

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High Potency Tablets or carrots, cooking water and all, to

Vitamins A-D-B1-B2-(6G)-C-B6 these “everyday” Victory garden

: Serve with round thin crackers E—NIACIN—CALCIUM PANTOTHENATE and assorted unrationed spreads, As dietary supplement One Tablet a Day will supply Fluffy Icing Needs the full daily minimum adult requirement of the Vita- ° |No Sugar to Make mins of which the requirements are established. For With the sugar shortage as it is,

adults or children.

: ¥ To make his luscious icing, beat to- , . . . . th 0! 1 ' Each Small Nine-Vitamin Tablet Contains— pt white until up ad fis peak. J ; . As Much “A” as four Pints Whole Milk Add one teaspoon vanilla extract : As Much “D” as 1 Ib. of Buiter and beat well. This fluffy icing : As Much “C” as 2 ozs. Orange Juice wii makes & mighty good cake topping, y ’ ,: As Much “B1” as 35 ozs. Raw Cabbage * especially nice for church socials, |" : As Much “B2” as 40 ozs. Raw Green Beans . | family reunions and picnic gather-

hours. For Summer Meals Soup and crackers—and enough for “seconds”—is still the bestsum- . mer meal. It's light and yet full of sturdy nourishment. \ Prepare the soup in the cool of|. ¥ the day, and it will be no worse for Floor a few hours in the refrigerator. ReDrugs, Street crisp, the crackers on a pie plate : * over the soup while it’s heating. Has anyone forgotten cream of vegetable soups? They're an inter-

Add cooked and chopped spinach a well-seasoned white sauce, and

vegetables take on a new appeal.

a fluffy cake icing requiring no sugar is good news to Mrs. America. wt

ings. Warning: This icing takes a

sisted Miss Harriet Wilkinson, voca- {lic schools, and Mrs. Roy Stricker,

DESIGNED TO PLAY A LEADING

PART IN WARTIME WARDROBES

nm eter PAGE Exhibits by 4-H Clubs Precede Victory Show Next Week

The Wayne township 4-H club will; Blue ribbon winners will exhibit at hold an exhibit tomorrow in the|the victory 4-H show to be held next Ben Davis high school, The display i in hi Ipaice ail : nid will o 4-H e were be open to the public after 3 day in Decatur Central and Southe Pp. m. and a special program by club port high schools. The displays were members will begin at 8 p, m, open to the public during the afters The judges will be Mrs. A.- L.| noon. Lowdermilk, Perry township; Mis.| Judging began at 1 p. m. for the Roy Stricker, Pike township, and|Decatur township exhibit and at Mrs. Charlotte Ewing and Miss|10 a. m. for the Perry township show. Grace Gass from the Indianapoiis|Judges for both contests were Miss schools, Edith Barbour, Lawrence township; Local 4-H leaders who have as-|{Mrs. Ann Warner, Indianapolis pube

tional teacher in Wayne township, |Pike township. throughout the summer include] Mrs, J. B. Woods was in charge Mesdames George Isterling, George lof the Decatur exhibit, assisted by Schuh, Martha Ranck, Fred Monger, | Mesdames Robert Yorger, Dorothy H. L. Watson, Cora Miller and Jack Fry and Lillian McCoy, Misses Jean Flint. Ross, Grace and Opal Dorrell, Patty Junior leaders who helped with! Murphy, Jane Yorger and Bettie the exhibit are Misses Joan and|Lennis. Jean Watson, Uldene Christenberry,| Mrs. A. L. Lowdermilk, vocational Ida Louise Grider, Mary Ann Risley, | teacher of Perry township, was head Betty Lou Hoover, Margaret Schuh, of the exhibit in ‘the Southport Bonita Glidewell, Iva Mae Monger, school. She was assisted by Mrs, Mary Ranck, Margaret Wagner, Garner Minnich and Mrs. Cora Shirley Bartley and Rosana Miller. | Ulrey.

I. Sheer vestee with hi-low neckline, pink, maise, white...4.00 2. Vee style vestee with lace trim, white and pink only. ...6.50 3. Vee style with eyelet trimmed batiste, pink and blue. ..5.,50 4. Daintily frilled vestee with jewel button trim, white, pink, 8.98 5. Sheer vestee daintily bow trimmed, colors, white......3.00 6. Vee style tailored vestee of white pique, lace trim. ....4.00

7. Lacey jabot style vestee in pink, white or blue. ........3,00

| 8. High neckline trimmed with lace bows, pink, white, blue, 3.00 9. Pink or white sheer with a V-neckline, lace trim........5.00

10. Bow style vestee, embroidery and lace rim, white, pink, 4,00