Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1949 — Page 9

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By LOUISE FLETCHER, Times Woman's Editor

‘AKE-IT,EASY lounge clothes put the accent on comfort . . . and that means warm robes for chilly

rooms and dormitories. The Barbizon quilted robe pic-. tured, called “Lounge-at-Ease,” is done in richly quilted rayon

satin and is lined throughout with the same smooth satin.

comes in two colors—Copper Pearl which combines the sheen of copper with the luster of pearl, and Sunset Blue, an iridescent

shade of soft blue with a rosy undertone.

In misses’ sizes,

it is $15 In Ayres’ second floor robe department.

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Teen Talk—

Not Suave to Stay Out Late

By JEAN THIS IS something for guys in their upper teens. So lend me your ears, fellows. ; You seventeen-to-nineteeners are more than half adult, of course. Even in the best-regu-lated families, you're allowed to gO your own way pretty freely. So how do you handle your freedom? Upper-téen boys usually have a lot of latitude in curfew hours. Still, son, it's not suave to stay out so late that Pop and Mom get the jitters about your safety. Old as you are, --even you -can-have an-aceident. And what about dates? For most boys, there are two kinds —<casual on-thé-town dates and planned dates. And they re‘quire different techniques.

ON - THE - TOWN outings usually start with a pair of fellows. They may meet gal pals en route and tote them along. But they assume no definite responsibility. On a pre-arranged date, however, a guy plans things

the gal will like. He brushes up

on his manners, too. And he follows certain rules.

An official escort simply must

get his gal home on time—: He

usually about midnight. must steer clear of cocktail bars

and taverns and rough joints. | He must respect her personal

and family taboos. Yes, a gal can hamper a guy! | But planned dates are worthwhile—of course! They're the outer sign of 2 fellow’s social acceptability and popularity.

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of spades Tight into your ace, queen. Of course it's not always that simple. , Throw-in plays can be divided

is the true or “classic” type where

any ecard the opponent returns will lose him a trick. Then there! is the pseudo or “sloppy” type| where, actually, the opponent does have at least one safe re-| turn. But the point is, will he| recognize it? .

- {Let Opponent Cues :

In today's hand it might be said that Mr. Abel was “thrown in” by the bidding. Any opening lead he made would give Mr. Dale a trick. He finally chose the trey of diamonds. MY. Dale won with the jack, cashed the ace and king and threw Mr. Abel in with the fourth round of the suit. Mr. Abel now tried. his fourth best heart and Mr. Meek's queen fell to the king’ in the closed

Mr. Abel won with the ace and got out with the nine. Mr. Dale captured this with the 10 and

found himself right back where he started—in the lead, with no good lead to make. At this point, he was down to-all black cards.

{Sets Up Dale's Queen He laid down the ace of spades and continued the suit. Mr. Meek won with the king, thereby setting up Mr. Dale's queen, something he could not have done by leading spades himself,

A club had to be lost at the end {but Mr, Dale racked up seven

[tricks — three diamonds, two

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won't often be as lucky as he was in this case. But the hand serves to illustrate what you are striving to attain in developing your throw- in technique.

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By SUE BURNETT

_THE AE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

Russel Pears Are Good ‘When Baked

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ideal for Lunches “And After School

water, sugar. ing the cores. In a baking dish

water to cover the bottom of the dish,

down in the dish and bake covered at 375 degrees F. for 20 to

Featured as your ABC Special this week are these lovely feminine pajimas that are so easy to make. Few pattern pieces and an easy-to-follow sew chart insure handsome results. Pattesn 8535 is a sew-rite perforated pattern in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14, 45% yards of 36 or 39-inch. Don’t miss the new Fashion. The fall and winter issue will delight you with its up-to-the-minute, easy to make frocks for all the family. Free gift pat= tern printed inside the book. To order pattern or our Fashfon Book, use the coupon.

SUE BURNETT The Indianapolis Times 214 W. Maryland St. Indianapolis 9, Ind.

No. 8535 Price 25¢ BM eee Ee Fashion Book Price 25¢

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(Items using November plentifuls in. black-face type.) BREAKFAST: Orange juice, oatmeal, raisin toast, butter or fortified margarine, coffee, milk, LUNCHEON: Baked beans, Boston brown bread, cabbage and apple salad, boiled dressing, grapes, tea, milk. DINNER: Swiss steak, mas hed potatoes, buttered

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Nut Dessert Winter pears and filbert nuts, also on the November list of plen-| tiful foods, combine into a won-| derful dessert. . For a ‘special party, it provides an extra touch everyone witli praise,

PEAR FILBERT TORTE One egg, % cup sugar, 2 tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon baking! powder, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 large, ripe Bosc or Anjou pears, 4 cup| chopped filberts, 1 teaspoon va-| nilla. Beat egg and sugar together until very light. Mix flour, baking powder, salt and stir into the eggsugar mixture. Peel pears and cut into large dice. Combine with. batter, together with filberts and vanilla. Bake in buttered 8-inch square pan at 350 degrees F. for 35 minutes. Serve warm or chilled, with

cream, whipped credm, or ice cream, Serves. six. en wel

Dress Canned Beans Canned beans ¢an be dressed by mixing with chopped bits of sausage, a little grated onion, and a few dashes of catsup. Place in

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Designing Woman—

Quilting Has a Luxury Look

By ELIZABETH HILLYER YOU CAN count on quilting

“for a luxury. look, even when.

it's the practical kind that starts in the store as a quilted mattress pad. The quilted pad 1s ‘big. goodlooking, sturdy, easily washed and a Jot for the money—just the makings for all sorts of decorative things, : Mnittress pads can be used tor almost anything you'd use quilting by the yard for—bedspread tops, headboard slipcovers, window wvalances and tie-backs, cushion and pillow covers,

. ¥ ~” “HERE A full size mattress pad makes a seamless top for a twin size bed and a matching headboard slipcover, which match each other, too, with neat tailored weltings. The thickness and firmness of the pad makes it easy to’ disguise an old ‘headboard and gives shape and body to ordinary pillows, Give the pillows soft wide ruffles to match the dust ruffie of

shade—cherry red, coral, royal blue, deep n—to contrast sharply with the white of the quilting.

What's Right -

Situation: There are a number of foods which you dislike, Wrong Way: Let all of your friends know what they are,. so that you won't be .served those dishes when they entertain you. ‘ Right Way: Keep your food dislikes to yourself, as the person who expresses a number of them: is a difficult guest. to. suterisg. du ni - " Situation: ‘You are wonder- |- ing what to call your new mother-in-law. Wrong Way: Call her “Mrs, Jones,” if you do not feel that

Dishing the Dirt

By MARGUERITE SMITH

Q—My neighbor and I have a lot

of mums, the. tall kind. They

grow so. tall they fall all ‘over.

I'd like to know how and when they can be trimmed to keep ‘them short. I tried cutting the tops off 4nd they didn't bloom. Would like your advice on this. Lucille Cade, 526 Marion Ave.

A—First, mums ‘are all late

this year—blame it on the weather. Second, many old-fashioned varieties are natural sprawlers. Staking helps. But you may also have poorly balanced plant food in the soil.

Notice” whether the distance

between leaf joints is more than

‘ an inch long. If so, they could

fall or chemical fertilizer in spring: Pinching out should be done no later than mid-July, ae Jay 1 gives you a two This, too, de-

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By MRS. ANN® CAROT Eany-to-knit;, well fitting two needle gloves are done in plain garter stitch (knit every row) then sewed together.

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