Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 37, Number 41, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 24 July 1942 — Page 2

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Sugar-Saving Drinks When the thermometer’s perched on the highest rung of the tempera-

ture ladder, do you feel your spirits sagging, your energy running low? Yes, the warm weather begins to take its toll just about

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the time you feel you need push and drive most, £>ut, make a comeback, quickly and easily with a healthful, fruit-juicy drink served in a tall, colorful frosty glass. An attractively served drink will perk up your spirits more quickly, than you can say_“ Jack Spratt!” Plan to freeze some of those fragrant mint leaves and those few odd berries left over from the shortcake, with water in the ice cube trays for they make a pretty drink. Or, if you like colored ice cubes that prevent your summer beverage from taking on a watery taste, freeze fruit juices diluted with water into ice cubes. You’ll like this. There’s a lot more to be said for cool drinks other than their general nice appearance. Besides providing your system with the vitamin C, in excellent quantity, and A and B in good quantity, the citrus fruits, oranges and lemons, act as alkalizers for the system. This acts as insurance against fatigue, which is a big thing in warmer weather. Milk and ice cream are perfect ingredients with fruit juices for cooling drinks. Not only do they contain most of the requisites for a wellbalanced diet, but they are easy to take and lend themselves in pleasant combination with other foods. Your biggest problem with summer drinks will come in trying to

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save sugar. But do’n’t let this stump you, for you can use fruit juices that have natural sugars, honey as a sweetener, and milk and ice cream.

which need very little or no other sweetening at all. Try fruit powders, too, using 1 level tablespoon of the fruit powder with 3 teaspoons of hotkey to 1 glass of water or milk. Fill the glass with shimmering ice chips and you have an excellent thirst quencher in a wink. Fruit juices used with ice cream and honey are kind to the sugar ration: •Orange Cooler. (Makes 114 quarts) 2 cups orange juice cup lemon juice % cup maraschino cherry juice 1 cup ginger ale 2 tablespoons honey Lynn Says: The Score Card: Definite news has reached me on the spice Situation, so now you homemakers can see exactly what is available in this line. There’s enough to go around freely of: cayenne, red pepper, mustard, chili powder, dill seeds, oregano, paprika, curry, cake spice, mixed pickling spice, celery seed, onion and garlic salt and powder, bay leaves, marjoram, cardamom, anise and black pepper. Careful use is indicated for these spices: cinnamon, mace, allspice, white pepper, cloves, nutmeg and ginger. Canning rubbers, lids, jars, etc. are available in sufficient quantity for this season’s produce. An extra ration of sugar for canners will be allowed, amounting to five pounds per person for the year. There’s a possibility that coffee, tea, and cocoa may come in for rationing. Homemakers are also advised to save and conserve all fats, grease and oil If you cannot use the fat at home, keep it well preserved in a cool place to prevent its becoming rancid, then bring to your butcher.

SUMMER REFRESHMENTS I. ♦Chocolate Crunch ♦Orange Cooler IL •Honey Chocolate Nut Cookies ♦Root Beer Flip ♦Recipes Given

1 pint vanilla ice cream 2 tablespoons sliced maraschino cherries Mix fruit juices and ginger ale; add honey; mix well. Chill thoroughly. Add ice cream and stir until blended. Serve in chilled glasses topped with cherry slices. Orange Ginger Ale Punch, (Serves 12 to 15) 1 quart orange ice 2 quarts ginger ale Orange slices Maraschino cherries with stems Sprigs of mint leaves Place orange ice in punch bowl and pour in ginger ale. Garnish with orange slices attractively cut and floated in punch. Add cherries and mint sprigs. Milk drinks make cool, tempting refreshments, and are just the thing for afternoon or evening snacks: Orange Quench. (Serves 1) 94 cup milk 94 cup orange juice 1 teaspoon sugar Combine ingredients and beat until thoroughly blended. Serve chilled. •Root Beer Flip. x (Serves 1) Ya cup root beer y 2 cup milk 1 serving vanilla ice cream Pour root beer and milk into a tall glass. Add ice cream and serve immediately. Maple Cooler. (Serves 1) 2 tablespoons maple syrup 14 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup milk Few grains salt Combine ingredients and beat one minute. Top with whipped cream, if desired. You will be driving around less these summer evenings for your

breath of fresh air, but you will probably spend more time on your back porch, having the neighbors drop in and serving them simple drinks and a

few sugar-saving cookies the in-between-meal snack. You’ll enjoy both of these recipes: ♦Honey Chocolate Nut Cookies. % cup butter 2 squares unsweetened chocolate 2 eggs, well beaten cup honey 14 cup sugar *4 teaspoon salt 14 cup sifted ficur 14 cup chopped nuts Melt butter and chocolate over hot water and stir until blended. Combine eggs, sugar, honey and salt in bowl. Add flour which has been sifted once before measuring. Mix thoroughly, add chocolate mixture and beat until smooth. Add nuts. Drop from spoonfuls on greased baking sheet, and bake in a slow (300-de-gree) oven 15 minutes. Remove from sheet immediately. The cookies taste better when mellowed, so pack in a tight container between layers of waxed paper. •Chocolate Crunch. H pound semi-sweet or sweet milk chocolate 1 cup oven-popped rice cereal Melt chocolate over hot water. Add cereal and stir until blended. Pack into a pan lined with waxed paper. Allow to set until chocolate hardens, then cut into squares. Send your summer refreshment queries to Miss Lynn Chambers, W'eStem Newspaper Union, 210 South Desplaines Street, Chicago, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope for your reply. Released by Western Newspaper Union

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Fitted Suits Are Favored by Those Who Really Want to Swim By CHERIE NICHOLAS WL- w Ik •x MBW f B fc JI wxj ww tmMMB Ji J ~ . 11l

DLAY clothes are in a very color--1 ful and versatile mood this season, and swim suits are no exception to the rule. It adds to the zest of things that bathing suit fashions

present two distinct trends to be considered, for dressmaker fabric types vie with body-molding wool knits. With some the selecting of swim suits is a matter of picturesque garb which spends more hours on the beach in the style parade than in the water. To these the dressmaker styles which play up novelty and fabric dramatically make definite appeal. Then there are the real swimmers who go in for health and exercise and trophies and who want suits which give perfect freedom of action to the body. To these fearless divers and swimmers it is the suit of wool knit which makes appeal. It is efficiency they demand for their suit, with color glory and chic styling added. They will find all they long for in the handsome yet practical fashions illustrated in the above picture. The designing of these models manages the task of allowing freedom of movement while remaining perfectly molded to the figure. Favored by real swimmers is the one-piece suit pictured to the right. This bright red ribbed knit, subtly elastic and flexible, is a masterpiece. The adroit shirring is brought up into a pretty bow effect at the front, at the same time that it makes the suit conform to the body. Thus it meets the Ideal of the ardent enthusiast who is battling with the waves. Just as the plaid sweaters scored big last season the Argyle plaid wool knit swim suits like that pictured to the left in the group are triumphantly in the lead this sum-

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Wine and gray checked cotton gingham makes this jacket dress for town wear. There are interesting details that give this stunning outfit distinction. The beautifully cut jacket has bias bands of the gingham on pockets and cuffs. The bias idea is carried out, also, in the pleated skirt and the jabot. A very significant detail is this jabot, for it is an innovation for it to be of self fabric. This technique has been used successfully by a leading designer for lightweight cloth suits.

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mer. This one-piece suit with front skirt is a tea} swimmer, and it rides on the crest of the wave of fashion as W’ell as on the waves of the ocean. You can get it in muted colors or in bright, lush colors that are thrilling. The young and sleek two-piece red and white striped wool suit centered in the group has all the characteristics which go to make up the ideal garb fob a swimming enthusiast. The texture is very new, being a most interesting seersucker construction. Its amazing light weight and its midriff treatment appeals to the young set. Amidst the confusion of play clothes which crowd summer beaches, one is impressed with the number of two-piece novelties made of jersey. An outstanding model is in black and white striped jersey with bare midriff and covered shoulders, the sleeves stopping midway to tire elbow. The all-white vogue is represented in many charming jersey suits. Especially charming is the white jersey, the halter-neck top of which is cut out at the front midriff only. Bowknots in contrasting jersey are appliqued here and there. While there is still a limited supply of rubber bathing caps to be had comes the comforting new’s that substitute, rubberless caps are being produced. ’ These are of cotton treated with pyroxiline to make them weatherproof. And that goes to prove once again that “necessity is the mother of invention.” Released by Western Newspaper Union.

Gray Chambray Is Ideal for Summer Refreshingly new and ultra chic is the suit or dress made of chambray in a “Puritan” gray that is lovely for summer. Favor for this gray washable is sweeping through style centers at the moment, the grays challenging the much-taiked-of town blacks to a lively contest. Women love the new gray chambrays, because, for one reason among many, they launder so easily and exquisitely. Then, too. they yield so attractively to white accents, and they have that immaculate looking way about them that is so much sought for by. women who dote on a perfectly groomed appearance. A new styling given to a gray chambray dress buttons the surplice bodice over to the left underarm with large white pearl buttons running down the skirt to the hemline. -4 - The message of gray satin for afternoon dresses is also being broadcast through fashion circles, but of course these are for “date” wear and Such. The gray chambrays are so definitely practical for all-purpose wear they’ll prove a constant source of joy. Two-Piece Ensemble Has Wide Scqrf for a Jacket When the fall season gets in swing one of the sights you’ll see that’s good for the eyes is the tweed twopiece ensemble that college girls will adore. It has a tweed skirt finished off with self fringe (the edge raveled) up and down the wraparound edge to the left. Instead of a jacket there’s a Wide, shawl-like scarf. The shawl also has matching self-fringed edges. Add a bright blouse to bring the costume to a perfect climax.

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\X7HAT at- practical idea there ’ is in this cunning small outfit for little girls! Off with the jacket and you have a cunning play dress without sleeves —so that it permits rollicking freedom and plenty of healthy sun tan. It is a dress which your daughter can wear in comfort for hours of back-yard play, beach games and farm life! The jacket which dramatically transforms the princess frock into a smart street outfit is just waist length, has tiny short sleeves and a simple square neck. You’ll like the effect if you apply to the skirt two bands of the material you use in the jacket. Band the panties, too, to complete the cheerful ensemble. Pattern No. 1607-B gives you complete instructions for making each of the three pieces. « * * Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1607-B is designed for sizes 2,3, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 3 years dress requires 1% yards of 35- or 39-inch material, bolero plus bands for dress and panties, ’,4 yard and panties. % yard. New Dirndl. A SLICK new long torso frock with a swish skirt—and just shoulder ruffles for sleeves—is ideal for summer wear. You can have sleeves, if you want them, and a bright row of braid to bring attention to the flattering low-cut neckline —as you can. see in our smaller view. Just the frock junior girls from coast to coast are asking for this season! • . * • Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1606-B is designed for sizes 11, 13, 15, 17, and 19. ' 5 ? V* "f* BSifis ’Twas Ever Thus “The price of everything has gone up since the war began. 1 ' “No, talk is just as cheap as ever.” And How He Did! “A burglar broke into our home last night.” “Did he get anything?” “Yes; my wife thought it was me coming home late.” Fair Offer “Doctor, let’s compromise.” “Compromise on what?” “On that bill of yours. I’ll pay for your medicine and return your visits.” Without Reason Willie—Pop, what are ancestors? Pop—Well, I’m one of yours, and your granddad is another. Willie—Then why does everyone brag about theirs? He Pushes It The taxi was a very ancient one and had taken a long time to reach its destination. 4s the passenger paid his fare he re marked: “How do you manage when your fare is in a desperate hurry?” “Ah,” said the driver, confidentially, **l keeps on changin’ me gears and honkin’ me hooter.”

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Corresponding bust measurements 29, 31. 33, 35 and 37. Size 13 (31) with shoulder ruffles, requires 3>,4 yards 35-inch material. With short sleeves, 3% yards. Send your order to: SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. Room 1116 211 West Wacker Dr. Chicago Enclose 20 cents in coins for each pattern desired. Pattern N0.'.5ize.......... Name. Address. CAN’T BUY ASPIRIN that can do more for you than St. Joseph Aspirin. Why pay more? World’s largest seller at 10c. Demand St. Joseph Aspirin. The Book There is but one book; bring me the Bible.—Walter Scott.

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