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Sprinkle with crumbs and addi-| tional cheese. Place in ‘a moder-| ate oven (375 degrees F.) for 10!
Serves four,
BREAKFAST: Canned blended orange and grapefruit juice, ready-to-eat cereal, French toast, butter or
fortified margarine, jelly, coffee. milk. : LUNCHEON: Corn and
green pepper , whole wheat bread, butter or fortified margarine, ginger pears, tea, milk, ; DINNER: Pan-broiled : round ‘steak patties, parsley butter, country-fried potatoes, baked cauliflower, enriched crusty bread, butter or fortified margarine, celery and raw carrot sticks, compote of mixed stewed dried fruits, chocolate wafers, coffee, milk.
. Sy JEAN TABBERT IT'S GENERALLY" father who pays, sometimes even for his own Christmas gift.
If it's to be a present for the home, seé¢ that the piece is geared for his special pleasure. If Papa is a canasta enthusfast, he'll appreciate a new dualpurpose table designed with the game in mind. Of Chippendale style in black lacquer, the table expands twite its regular card table size to allow space for eight canasta fans. A hinge in the center does the. trick and the folding process is so simple a woman can easily manipulate it. The extra top covers the regular .rd table surface so neatly it's scarcely noticeable,
Storage is a minor problem, too, for. the legs fold just like any ordinary card table. The chairs collapse, too, so they - an be stacked away. Leatheret upholstery .adds to the set's util-
Blackwood on Bridge—
Mrs. Keen Watches Fall of the Cards, Gets Data That Lets Her Make Contract
ONE OF THE strong points of Mrs. Keen's game is her habit, of counting out each hand and gaining what knowledge she from the fall of the opponents’ cards. She learned plenty on this| hand and it was well that she did because she bid her head off to reach a questionable four heart contract. In response to his partner's overcall, Mr, Masters opened the
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ace of diamonds and Mr. Abel
|questing continuation of the suit. But Mr. Masters switched to the queen of clubs. That was odd.
the switch — unless Mr. Masters had no more diamonds to lead. This seemed to be the only answer and it meant that Mr. Abel had started with exactly seven! diamonds.
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berry dishes are a delicious. climax. ifor any holiday feast. , A visit to produce markets con-| firms earlier reports from New
be” an abundance of the shiny, ‘the supply is slightly less than
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THE GAY HOLIDAY SEASON! just ahead sets all of us to longing for festive foods. And cran-
England farmers that there will {scarlet berries this year. Although’
'last year's record-breaking crop,
| Mrs. Robert M. Duke demonstrates the ¢anasta table. ‘
Table top swivels to permit maximum television viewing. ftarian value. The table is
$44.50; each chair $12.95, Earmarked for everyone but
teetotalers is the mahogany veneer cellarette shown. It comes fitted with five types of glasses, swizzle sticks and bottle opener. | The storage compartment below | is capacious, and the slide out | service shelf practical. (lce bowl and cocktail shaker pictured are not included in the $79.50 price.) The piece ftself has trim lines, comes also in blond fin- | ish. Dimensions are 32 inches | high. 14 inches deep and 20 | inches wide, Brushed brass handles add a handsome touch. For satekeeping, the doors may be locked. As handy as it is good looking, the contemporary television table, has a revolving top. of mahogany veneer at $67.50, it also accommodates record albums behind the closed doors. The table top is 22 by 27 inches, the record section 24 by 13 inches. The whole piece is 29 inches high. Television set pictured is a table mode! Hallicrafter at $269.50. All pieces are at Adams’,
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Mr. Abel followed sult to all these
vigorously played the 10 spot, re- tricks
ing ‘clubs. Everybody had six cards left. Then Mrs. Keen applied the knowledge she had gained at the second trick. Mr. Abel had started with seven diamonds. Therefore,
Picks Up Trumps
with the ace of clubs. She cashed two high hearts, picking up all
of the opposing trumps. Then she Jed the king of spades and fol-
{dummy’s ace. A third spade was led and ruffed in the closed hand.
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he had six cards in the other suits. But he had already played
Mrs. Keen won the second trick! gx cards in spades, hearts and| 4 H
lélubs. So he must be down to inothing but diamonds. Well, that {could be very bad for him." ‘Makes Gift of Lead At the eighth trick Mrs. Keen led a diamond and graciously |presented Mr. Abel with the lead.
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That. was loser number two. Mr, Abel led back a diamond ‘and Mrs. Keen did not make the mistake of ruffing it. i 2 Instead she threw away one of dummy’s two remaining clubs. That was the third losing trick. Now on Mr. Abel's next diamond lead Mrs. Keen ruffed in her hand and threw the last club from the board. She then had two trumps left in dummy for her own two clubs and a trump in her hand for dummy’s spade. Four-odd on the
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By MRS. ANNE CABOT Here is a beguiling chair set to bring new charm to your living room as well as protecting upholstery. The saucy “Southern Belles” are embroidered in simple stitches and gay colors . . , the popular pineapple motif crocheted in white ofr pastel thread
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hot iron transfers for three designs, stitch {llustrations, material requirements and complete making and finishing directions, To order, use the coupon.
QI had a hydrangea given to me about five years ago. 1 put It out in the sround and it grows beautifully but has never bloomed. again. . What can. 1 do to make it bloom again? Mrs,
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Send questions on gardening {| to Mrs. Smith, The Indianap- | olis Times, Indianapolis 9.
| : I . r What's Right Situation: You have added a few pieces of ‘furniture or done some redecorating in your living room. Wrong Way: As soon as a guest enters your living room say, “How do you like my new furnishings?” Right Way: Let your guests notice things for themselves and if they make no comment, don’t force one.
» . r Situation: An employer is still working when it is time for his secretary to quit for the day. Wrong Way: Bhe puts on her coat and hat and walks
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out without saying anything. Right Way: She asks him if 1}. there is anything else and if there isn't she tells him she is leaving and says “Good might" 7.0"
Yams for Holiday Somewhat new to homemak
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|A—At the moment about all you can do fér your hydrangea is to see that it has good winter pro(I assume it is one of the tender greenhouse pink and Heap leaves around the base of the| plant. When really cold weather comes, about early Decem-| ber, protect the top against our typical sudden changes of tem-| . perture by wrapping with burlap or staw, or covering Do this fall or next spring except to remove dead wood.
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There is always interest in new uses for that tasty, delicious berry and here is a recipe for Cranberry Ice Cream. It calls for a can of jellied cranberry sauce, three tablespoonfuls of extra-sweet white corn sirup, six tablespoonfuls of | orange juice, one teaspoonful of | grated lemon rind and one cup | of heavy cream, whipped. Mash the cranber sauce | with a fork and add | ingredients except the cream. Pour into a refrigerator tray { and freeze until mushy. Re- | move to a bowl and fold in the whipped cream. Return to the refrigerator tray and freeze until firm with cold control set at the coldest point, Makes one quart or six servings. . » r IN A GOOD suit, shoulder padding is usually made of fine lightweight cotton that feels soft and flexible, To test interlining, bend back corne: of collar. In a well-made suit it will flip back into place. Material usually considered best for trousers’ pockets and facings is firm cotton twill soft and leathery in feeling.
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. » - WHEN stacking fine china | plates, protect them by placing |
in between a soft paper towel as
a padding. Throw towels away |
when they become dusty and replace with clean ones.
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pockets of fur jackets, or in | the folds of fur accessories, will | be a protective measure to keep |
the moths away if fine furs aren't worn every day.
Try Sausage Links
Pork sausage links can turn a vegetable combination into a satisfying main dish. One such combination Is kidney beans and toseasoned with. - onion.
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These Kate Greenaway dresses match up with the importance of the holiday. They are big and little sister dresses, in red, navy or brown cotton broadcloth with organdy aprons trimmed in matching broadcloth embroidered in white and with edgings of Val lace on aprons and collars. Each has a hidden pocket in the right-hand skirt seam. From Wasson's fifth-floor children's department, the dresses are $5.93 for sizes 7 to 14
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For Wives
Rules For Keeping | Husbands Happy
By RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer
“SINCE YOU seem to believe In keeping the men happy ..."” begins a letter from one of my readers who says she has followed the column for sev. eral years, That phrase
of hers made me feel pretty
to give that impression over a long period of time. For I do believe strongly that a woman’s happiness depends on her ability to keep her man happy. And by that I don’t mean she ought to be a mere yes-woman, or a door mat, or a martyr to’ his moods. But. I think the chances are favorable that a woman will be happy if she keeps her husband happy in the following ways: . - = ONE. BY doing her own job cheerfully and well, TWO. By going out after what she needs to make her happy, instead of sitting around feel. ing sorry for herself because her life is so drab. THREE. By appreciating all that he does and letting him know she appreciates it. FOUR. By hanging on to the pleasant disposition she used to land him, instead of becoming bitter, sharp-tongued or longfaced. FIVE. By managing to keep -pace with his progress, never hanging back or trying to hold him back by showing resentment of the demands his career makes on him. SIX. By seeing to it that the children love and admire him. Whether or, not Junior thinks his Dad is a wonderful guy depends to a large extent on
his mother has built up in him, Finally, by staying as attractive as possible through the years, so that the husband can continue to be proud of his wife at whatever age she happens to be.
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By LOUISE FLETCHER, Times Woman's Editor HRISTMAS 1S A TIME for cherishing the picturesque customs of yesteryear. whole business, of course, is Santa's distribution of
gifts and that calls for little girls to wear their best bibs and tuckers. Lucky are the girls who will wear frocks as picturesque
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