Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1949 — Page 16

“By JEAN TABBERT

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are more plentiful « eXpensive,

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Arce, cheaper year Ve good quality ranges—Florigas are very good -qualit ears Ahout ‘he Aime Bice AL last week pEstmmans--f entiful, Cheap

r Tangerines—More plentiful, quality. Little

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Trim Legs. Take Work

‘Mature Women Need Exercise -

THE TRIM, legs of a mature woman may fiot proyoke whistles of approyél from the crowd, but they'll’ her the boost toward the look of youth

HOMEMAKERS: WHO plan to . inciude nuts in their Christmas| cookies are lucky this season, The price. of the delicacy has fallen Pecans, brazils, English walnuts, almonds and fil-

able hére-—are of excellent qual. ity, too. Lettuce is much cheaper than last. week, And tangerines and a little less

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By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

, Cookies

WITH MOLASSES, eggs and

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* These Christmas molasses cookies are packed with holiday gaiety.

{teaspoons baking powder, one-

cooking fats all on the plentiful Nall ‘teaspoons allspice,

tiuee—~Leal variety is cheap. plestiry 18 and with the Christmas season!

cookle-making time,

out - cookjes, recipe afd cut out stars, angels

of the new plastic cookie. forms.

paper or cellophane, »

two-thirds cup New Orleans type molasses, one

Blackwood on Bridge—

THIS 18 the third hand of a some results you can expect from

~ Did this unrequested or going.

diamonds and Mr. Dale won with the ace, . He decided to return a diamond and the conventional one to lead was his original. fourth best, the six spot.

to. confuse the issué by the four. But he

try to confuse an already J oppon 80 he returned ; After much rming Mr. A went up with his king of diamonds ~and Mrs, Keen ruffed it. She led back the nine of clubs, dummy and Mr. Dale played small and Mr. Abel won with the ace. He finessed the queen of spades, led a little spade and finessed dummy's 10 and followed with the ace of spades. / Enough for a Set A small heart was then led to the-queen in the closed hand. Mrs.

{Keen won, and fired another club,

Dummy’s 10 was covered-by Mr. Dale's jack and Mr. Abel ruffed with his. last trump, = Now when Mr. Dale got in with the king of hearts he still had the high ¢lub and the good queen of diamends which were enough

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Christmas trees, etc., with some

Mr. Abel Goes Fr

“Mrs. Keen ‘opened the five of

Ordinarily he would have tried

leading kngw Mr. “was badly rattled — while Mrs. Keen was alert. No need to

Measures 14” Diameter

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{beat well. Sift. together flour, {baking powder, salt and allspice;

using this ' tested add’ to first mixture; mix weil |

,{Roll .in waxed paper; chill, i Cookies hold shape better if] rolled and cut on greased and|

For Christmas. gifts, pack in/lightly floured baking sheet inflat boxes and wrap each cookie stead 6f rolling on a board and | in aluminum foil or waxed paper transferring to baking sheet. Roll and fill box with shredded colored [dough evenly % inch thick. |

Dust cut-out cookie

pattern | lightly with flour

to prevent;

£8 » : MOLASSES CUT-OUT COOKIES sticking; lay pattern on dough One-half clip shortening, one-land cut “hal! eup sugar,

around pattern with {knife., Lift excess dough from around cookie shapes. Decorate!

gE, two and three-quarters cups:with red cinnamon drops, silver| threeicandies, and -vari-colored. candy

rubber which {llustrates the grue.| A brow-beating partner, Mr. Cham-|

pion had giveniout with the erfticiym from the very first deal, } instruction improve Mr. Abel's game? Quits the contrary. At this stage he didn’t know whether he was coming

“You could have made it s dozen | different ways’ he shouted. “Why did you ‘play your king of diamonds at trick two?” “Becduse if Mrs. Keen had been leading her fourth best diafrom four to the queen,| she would have won the second | trick . 1 her queen if I had) ducked it" defended Mr. Abel. “Then . she would have led 3a! . Dale! id,” Shas ! Should Have Read 1 “Look,” continued Mr. Cham-/ pion, “Any dope should know! that Mrs. Keen's lead wasn't a! foirrth highest. The rule of 11 tells you there should be six cards outside of Mrs. Keen's! hand, higher than the card led. You could see five of them In! your hand and the dummy. “When Dale played the ace AND THE SIX, that made seven | cards higher than the opening, lead. Bo.something' was wrong, ! You should have read the opening for a singleton or doubleton.”

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except the assurance partner was madder than ever!

and worse ai the rubber pro-| gressed. |

Decoration on Ivory Background.

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half teaspoon salt, one-and one-!

u Slowly melt shortening; ‘cool. YAriety. 1s just beginning, this certainly is Add stigar, molasses and eggs;

om Bad to Worse ie az Under Barrage of Mr. Champion's Criticism

ed ($2). Held one way, the doll 88 pel) aA 2s ; has a fair-skinned counte- PE 2a30 . D—J83 & nance; flipped into reverse, a FY) 4 3 4L : ; 0-Q 104 2. dark-skinned faee comes into EL 0 ET MES. KEEN . MR. DALE view. . 23° 3 [8K 5 4 2 5-138 ..n. EE TA 9 H-A 176 H-K 83 Wasson's departmeént has pA) A Da D3 D—AQ184 needlework gifts for grown- AS . i" C—087638 C—-KJ3} ups, too. Amohg them is a NR 8 MR. ABEL set of three potholders ($1) ™ a 5 , B=QJD8 stamped to receive gay check- J HQ J 102 ered appliques portraying a D—K 10 9% busy housewife.” C—A ; Bear Brand tie-knitting sets The bidding: g ($1.50 to $1.73) come with six

Again Mr. Champion was right | 4 and again he got nothing for it A that his §

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: Tide to give? If not, a! stble . .. . IT'S TIME to start nking . busy en some after tact and WiscTetion. i 3 a Ch ristmas about Christmas! Pére-handed School June--ang agen! - For borderline cases, greets | ; ,olks have their holiday shop- * CHECK the musts on your Ing-cards ars better taste than

I expect. But ‘most of 48 wayward mortals are J beginning. Ohiristmas buying needn't be | &'bug-a-boo. In fact, it shouldn't be. The Yuletide spirit ought to make giving a pleasure, not & chore-—seems to me, First, however, there's your budget to consider; Have you amassed enough mdola for the

list: Family -and close friends. Decide how much you'll spend on each—and don't go overboard! A luxury item for pal Peggy may mean skimping on Mom's present or little Sister's. New friends and casual ‘acquaintances don’t expect gifts, Christmas giving isn't a you remember-me - and I'll-remem-ber-you proposition, of- course.

shoddy or pretentious gifts. In choosing a_card, selent an aps | propriate #&tyle for each ad« dressee or pick one item for all. If you-do theilatier, make sure it's suitable or Comic effects and slangy glo gans are offensive to folks appreciate she real meaning of Christmas. :

SEARS) BIG NEWS

ROEBUCK AND CO. for smart, thrifty

Christmas shoppers

Shopping =

~ Needlswork Makes ) Fine Yule Gifts

By LOUISE FLETC Times Waman's or ITS BEEN _rfientioned

- before . «7 that needlework départments are «fine sources of Christmaspr ideas. Each trip to such "a department yields new, easy -on - the-budget sugges-' | tions. Here are some more ! “spotted this week. For the very youngest

member - of the . family, Block's have satin-bound Esmond blankets, 36 by -50 inehes, hoxed for giving at $3.39. In white, yellow, pink .or blue, they come with applique figures to sew on, or leave off, as you wish.

To - please. the baby’s

mother, there are attractive lampshades to be made simply by weaving rug yarn around metal frames and { finishing off the edges with

sprinkles. moss fringe, Frames are $1

Baku oven

in moderately hot to $1.49 at’ Block's, depend (375 degrees F.) 10 to. 12 min- ing on gize tes. Remove from baking sheet

TW or three spools of Bucilla Kraftwist will do the covering job. They are 59 cents for eggshell tone; 79 cents for colors. Moss fringe is 39 cents for a 3-yard bolt. (Crocheted rugs to match the lampshades require from nine ‘to—12. spools of

immediately and cool on rack.

. ‘ Friday's Menu— BREAKFAST: Grapes and pears, oatmeal, raisin toast, butter or fortified margarine, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON : Baked beans,

Cookies, tea, milk, DINNER: Cranberry juice, fried frozen fish fillets, tars tar sauce, parsley potatoes, green beans with sauteed almonds, mixed green salad, French dressing, devil's food cake, coffee, milk.

Boston brown bread, butter Kraftwist.) EN —.—. . i " p< © " or fortified margarine, apple ‘ - . on - R al X 2 ) and cabbage woh molasses Nursery Set as rr Pa— : ® 3

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THE ARGYLE fad has hit the nursery set. Some kits at Ayres” provide the materials for pastel Argyle fashions for infants. A ~bonnet-mittens-booties set is $1; a sweaterfbonnet-socks set is-$2.25.. . The top for a baby quilt, stampegd for quilting and applique’ of pastel gamboling lambs, is $1.98 at Ayres’, 5 :

necklaces of

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South dealer. East-West vulnerable. MR. CHAMPION

At Wasson's they have A ~Dritz package which produces a topsy-turvy, two-in-one doll

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Flower-Edged Doily Is New

By MRS. ANNE CABOT The newest and most popular crocheting fancy and a lovely | - decorating idea into the bar- | gain, is the flower edged dolly. | Shown today are twe. Deauties, each measuring 8% inches in diameter, one carnation trimmed, the other pansy edged. Fun to. do and fast work, | you'll make several of each to use in your own home and for gift-giving. . Pattern 5055 Includes complete orocheting instructions, stitch illustrations, material requirements and making and ¢ finishing “directions. To order, use the coupon.

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