Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1948 — Page 22

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iY : WARM AS TOAST—A new eleciric sheet (above) can be a ' buttoned to an ordinary wool blanket to Provide a lightweight but

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7 Kitchen linoleum can be kept fresh and new looking and clean‘ing chores on walls, woodwork, floors and furniture can be cut in half with a new water-thin, transparent liquid plastic that forms a Jong Tats protective,

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;1+ish that needs only a damp cloth jor mop to keep clean. It keeps o/floors and linoleum free of foot«marks, and walls, chairs and other furniture .free of finger marks, of The easy-flowing plastic is sim.i:ple to apply. It's simply wiped son with a clean cloth; no brush is + needed. One quart ‘covers ‘apweproximately 400 square feet. # Other uses are in refinishing “and protecting venetian blinds, »Meather chairs, | window sills, stoves, silverware, bathroom fix-

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OLIVES CONTAIN protein, considerable energy value. and minerals. Because they have such a great variety of uses in food do « preparation as well as in edible garnishes, they come in a variety Aa a of forms. These include green with pits in or stuffed; ripe with x joe + pits in, pitted or. stuffed; ripe chopped; green ripe (pits in) or 5 i . chopped green ripe, Olives are labeled in nine graded‘ sizes,

ranging from small selects to super colossals. : aw = PEVILED" OLIVE woos 8 hard-cooked eggs 3, tsp. salt 2 & tsp. prepared mustard 14 tsp. vinegar 1, tsp. fresh onion juice 1 'thap. mayonnaise 14 tsp. sugar Dash of pepper 2 or 3 drops Worcestershire — sauce; if desired 1% ¢. chopped ripe olives Paprika, parsley or pimiento Cut hard=vooked eggs in half lengthwise. Remove the yolks carefully and force through a coarse sieve. Add the next eight ingredients and whip until smooth and fluffy. Fold in the chopped olives and heap directly into the egg whites. Do not pack or pat the surface smooth, Sprinkle with paprika, chopped parsley or a strip of pimiento. Serve immediately, Makes 12 halves.”

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Winter Ges a Warm Greeting from New Devices

By KAY SHERWOOD Writer |

IF YOU CAN'T go south

to escape winter's teeth-

chattering breezes, take a look at new. inventions

that offer comforting - : warmth for the shiverers.

An electric bed sheet, for example, promises to keep a sleeper snugly protected against frosty night alr,

‘Designed to be sandwiched between. the regular top sheet _and a blanket—manufacturers claim that one blanket or light

quilt is all you'll need — the peach-colored muslin sheet has insulated wires permanently stitched down over an area large enough to ‘warm’ a double bed,

.Heat is regulated by switches on a pretty little bedside-table ‘box which is the link between the wall plug and the electric cord on the foot of the sheet. Further protection against overheating is supplied by bimetal strip thermostats built into the sheet. The sheet is washable,

» ” . BUTTONHOLES around the hem make it possible to attach the sheet to the blanket binding to. hold both more firmly in “place on the bed. Another electrified covering , to toast icy sheets is a cotton | flannel bed-size pad which goes | between mattress and bottom This pad has a transformer to reduce the voltage. The user takes a choice of temperate or tropic warmth. Good low-cost Insulation against cold drafts that swirl around a bed are paper mattress pads. These pads are made of several layers of strong paper firmly stitched together by row on row of cotton thread. This insulation is inexpensive enough so that pads can be _thrown away when soiled. New small electric pads sup-

How to Choose}

New Mattress:

WHEN YOU invest {n new bed-

ding, two types of mattress — innerspring and solid upholstered “|—bid for your attention. According to experts of the National Association of Bedding

EASY TO FIX—Hot chocelate is easy to make with the vest-pocket hoater (above). The water in the glass is hefling from the intense heat generate by a non-toxic chemical in the cartridge.

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ply the soothing comfort of moist heat to a chilled muscle or stopped-up sinuses. The long, flexible pad, which may be used for dry heat as well, can be tied in place. It is flipped from one side to the other for low or high heat. nw

WINTER sportsmen or travelers can warm up: with a steaming hot drink, even though ordinary heating facilities are not available, thanks to a new vest-pocket gadget, The miniature heater, is in two. parts — a cartridge-like heat charge and a maroon plastic handle with a chromeplated copper heat cup into which the charge is placed. - When the handle is pulled pack and released, the enclosed spring action sets ‘off the heat charge. The unit is plunged into the liquid to be heated and a non-toxic chemical in the cartridge generates intense heat almost instantly without fumes | or odor.

To speed up drying or take |

the chill out of clammy clothes, one electric heater now sports a detachable metal clothes dry-

personally conducted winter vacation trip—a gar-

|" den tour you can take, too.

Since time apd distance.

on an Irish | Lord's estate, some’ 50 years ago. We walked ‘between clipped beech hedges, glass houses filled swith ripening { peaches, and saw espallered cherries reddening against the warm brick walls, “for that's the only way .they get enough heat to ripen at all” my guide explained. Then she pointed out the “ambers” (gooseberries to me) growing sweet. and clear and “large as plums.” And the roses of Killarney! » + FOR Mrs. Williams, though now a shut-in, roses. So I garnered this advice

the inborn talent that expressed

fessional florists. Notice that she disagrees with the advice usually given ‘that rosés do best on heavy clay. “We dug out our whole rose bed before we set the bushes, and put a lot of small rocks in the bottom for drainage. Then we made up special soil to fill the bed—one-third rotted cow, manure, about one-sixth sand, and the rest good rich topsoil. How it made them bloom!” Roses still. bloom for her in the painting with which she passes her shut-in days. | ” » | FROM HER wealth of knowl-

mean nothing when you travel ‘on the mind's magic carpet, we “went to a garden In Killarney,

knows about

from her local experience plus .

itself in five other members of her family in careers as pro-

edge I gathered this bit about |

birch trees, too. For she has now, growing on acreage near

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ROSES BLOOM ON CHINA—Mrs. George Williams, an accomplished gardener, passes shut-in hours painting the roses

she used to raise,

sight in the winter.” How did they keep birch frees growing so well in Indiana's heat? “Just | water them copiously during hot spells.”

» ” » IF YOU'RE adding to, rather than starting, a new rose bed | this * year, consider the flori- | bundas, beloved by all who try them. Salmon pink Pinocchio | is a great. local favorite, Its |

tree roses nice for variety among the hybrid teas. A few, having tried out the tiny foot high bushes of the Rosa Rouletti type, find them good for edging beds of other sorts,

gs a ® IF YOU'RE a beginner you would be wise to buy a collection—but from a dependable rose nursery. These collections, from the old dependable houses,

'| sions and the

Ibert L. managing Ar of Blactrie League of Indiana is chairman of

the program committee, Subjects Are Listed

For Later Sessions The classes will be

iby experts in their particulap

lines, Short lectures will be fole lowed by question’ and answep forums. Speakers will be an nounced shortly. The dates for the. othér ses. topics are: ‘March 9-—Plans for Your Dream Home; March 16—80 You Are Going to Build?;- March 23--Comfort Cone ditioning Your Home; March 30 The Home Beautiful, and Apri} 6—Modern Houskeeping Alds, -Organizations

-er rack: The- IWo-foots -¥7-baf ise city, two 15-Yearpld cut | child, Red Pinocchio, new in | are made up usually of the Indiana Chapter, Producers Coune ‘rack fits to the top of the-heater leaf weeping birches. 1947, should. do_as well. 1 sturdy. hybrid -teas : whose very !cil, unty - to-catch the uprising heal waves {Planted as... sap. “their: The gardeners who have time | thriftiness under ali conditions |Buflders and a number of thy and folds flat when not in use. = pure white bark is a beautiful | to lay them down in fall, find | makes them plentiful. merchants and utilities. ‘

Manufacturers, the well-tempered : :

Twide coils of the innerspring unit build up resistance in proportion no other construc-

to weight as tion can.

Whether the coils are individually poeketed in cloth or are fastened to each other by small or metal ties, they should be sandwiched between insulating pads and covered at the sop and bottom with filling mate-

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THE COMFORT ” solid-lled mattresses depends on natural resiliency of filling materials, say the experts. The best cotton-filled mattresses are packed with longfibered cotton which has been felted into layers. Mattresses filled with short cotton fibers tend to mat down In use.

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