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a j «lay will go far in bringing forth
BEAUTY
COMMANDMENTS
Favorlte Recipes
of a Famous Chef
lei arraugeinents to make small
fences or palings. And so no doubt
came our use of the word faggot­
Aa Told to Anna Bake
ing to indicate a similar arrange­
By F R E D E R IC F R A N C O IS
ment of embroidery stitches as used
.
G U IL L O T
Chat, Ho»« I Aator, Naw York City
to connect two slips of material.
No one knows where or when this
As a m ean* ot atldlug a bit of
sort of embroidery was first in­
v a rie ty to the menu. M r. G ulllot
M y n c y ttd rt «
vented
but
it
was
doubtless
a
very
suggests these two new ways of
by .
preparing carrots and beets
long time ago and has always been
Golden Moun­
well liked in France, the home of
tain — Scraps
almost every sort of fine hand
SARDINE CANAPES
and boll until
work.
tender enough
Prepare circular slices of toast.
A Faggot is a bundle of sticks of
youux carrots
Needless to say faggoting can
Have ready a paste made from
to make two
the sort that poor little girls in the never long remain out of style, and
picked up sardines which have
c
u
p
s
w
h
e
n
story book gather when their par­ this season it has come up for a
been separated from hones. This
mashed. Mash
ents are too poor to buy wood, and revival. It is used on many of the
thoroughly and
paste should be moistened with sof­
add two well,
tened butter and seasone’d with
smart new dresses from France and
beaten e g g s ,
is sometimes seen on the better
Worcestershire sauce and cayenne
one-fourth cup
In the center of each round of
sort of dresses made in this country
c re a m ,
ono
teaspoon sugar
Some of the new collar and cuff
toast place a stuffed olive. Ar
and salt and
rnnge a layer of sardine paste
sets show faggoting between strips
Chef Gulllot
pepper
to
around
the stuffed olives an? sin-
of the material. A printed cotton
taate.
Place In w e llb u tte r-d
'Guild each canape with u border
dress may have a band of white
mold. Stand In pan ot hot w ater
of finely < hopped egg whites. In
and bake u ntil firm In a moder­
organdie attached by a row of fag­
a te oven.
T u rn out on p latter
preparing canapes one should he
goting . or colored pique may have
and surround w ith cooked peas.
lie
very careful not lo have them
a band of white qique attached in
Savory Beets— Boll one • h alf
too large. They should lltera’I,- he
the same way. The sketch shows
doten medium slse beets u ntil
small enough to be held daintily
a dress of printed chiffon attach­
tender.
In the m eanwhile, m ix
together tw o tablespoons butter,
with the fingers, making a knife
ed by a row of faggoting done with
one teaspoon grated onion, one
and fork uneeeessarv Their pur­
fine rope silk.
teaspoon sugar, one tablespoon
pose is to serve merely us an ap­
If you are foggoting together two
vinegar, one-half teaspoon salt,
petiser, and therefore, each canape
a dash of nutmeg. Cook for live
strips of material, then cut a strip
minutes Peel and slice the beets.
is not expected to provide more
of stiff paper, mark it off in
A rrange In serving dish and pour
than two or three mouthfuls.
straight ruled lines, and then baste
the sauce over them.
the strips of material—which have
OMELETS -
been blind stitched in a bias or
Never was any emergency dish
straight fold—neatly and firmly on
In the center is a more elaborate
it, a quarter inch apart, more or stitch. The thread is carried from better than an omelet. Almost al­
less as you want.
Then work right to left, and then buttonholed ways there are eggs in the house
your faggoting stitches. After un- back. You can make the button- and if there are not it is not dif­
bast.ng the paper, turn the frock , hole „ ¡ ,ches close together or far ficult to buv them at the lust min­
wrong side out ami blind stitch or apar(. The result |s „ prc(,y sor, ute. And your omelet can be
quickly made.
hem down the material on
•He of laddering.
Once having mastered Hie essen­
wrong side.
The faggoting shown at the right
Several faggoting stitches are is similar. Make a very loose lad­ tials of omelet rooking it is not dif
ficult to vary them in a great va­
shown'.
der across from left to right. Then riety of ways. Moreover, there are
At the left is simple faggoting. pass the needle and thread In the sweet omelets as well as unsweet­
Bring the thread up at the left side fold of the cloth forming the hem ened omelets so that an omelet
of the opening between the two edge for a quarter of an Inch. Bring may be made to fill in the gap in
pieces of material, bring it down it out, catch it in the center of the j any part of any meal
You ran
a little to right, put needle thru left margin, and buttonhole buck j use omelets as users-up of incon-
from the underside. Now take the again. The result Is a ladder of jlderable trifles left over from yes-
thread back to the left side of ma­ x-like figures.
terday's dinner. A few vegetables
terial, passing the needle under
may he chopped and added to an
the stitch just made. You can un­
omelet to give it flavor and va­
derstand just how to do this by
riety. A few vegetables may he
these selfsame faggots were some looking at the digaram, which
chopped and added to an omelet
times used in crisscross or paral- shows the thread much enlarged.
to give it flavor anil variety. A
few mushrooms go a long way in
an omelet. A slice or so of can­
ned pineapple, that could not be
possibly divided among several,
may be cut up and addded to the
middle of an omelet before It is
turned to form a delightful des­
sert or luncheon dish.
Here are some suggestions for
"SHE WALKS IN BEAUTY”
omelets that are a little unsunual:
By Lord Byron
She walks in beauty, like thenight
DANISH OMEI.ET
Of cloudless climes and starry
A Danish omelet has a founda­
skies;
tion crea msauce of three table- ,
And all that’s beset of dark and
spoons of butter, three of flour !
bright
Meet in her aspect and her eyes and two cups of milk. In the mean
Thus mellowed to that tender light time break macaroni in inch len­
Which heaven to goudy day de­ gths and boil it in salted water un­
til it it tender; then drain it.
nies.
When the cream sauce is cool add I
One shade the more, one ray the six egg yolks, two at a time, heat­
ing the mixture five minutes nfter
less.
Had half impaired the nameless whites stiff, fold them into the yolk i
Fach yolk addition. Beat six egg
grace
Which waves in every raven trees mixture, sprinkle with pepper and
C jtiP u f C c a o
4
Or softly lightens o’er her face; salt and pour the omelet over the
R adiant health ?'ow i tu this o u e . and correct living th a t have rertored
Where thoughts serenely sweet ex­ macaroni, which has been arran­
free girl, central figure a t a crunpu? cot-r.ties* pottn .ta. No one ever saw
ged in the bottom of a buttered
press
scene a t B attle Creek College, an in­ a- healthy ar, E„-;-egatlon as the Col-
How pure, how dear their dwel­ baking dish. Bake the omelet In
stitu tio n unique In the world. Student* •. ge’s young rr.cn and women. <0 per-
a steady hot oven for thirty min­
ling place.
are honored for scholarship character. e n t of whom. Lcddentally, are aided
utes and serve at once. Beaten
special interest in race Betterment by the C anttarlum in their education.
Ideals and loyalty to them
J S anlU /lum surplus m ust oe used
And on that cheek, and o’er that butter is used in Denmark with
"It s different all the way through. I for Institutional Im p ro v em en t and
this omelet, which is simply butter
brow
said one "We have different things to educational work. Many students later
cream with a fork or spoon and
do. different things to eat We even ! go Into the world to help carry on
So soft, so calm, yet eloquent.
learn h w to walk differently "
| the work of the Sanitarium which
The smiles that win, the tints that blended with a taste of sugar.
The college was founded oy Dr ( ha* 175 physician* and technician*
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glow
Ja h n Harvey Kellogg, also head oi i cares fcr 900 to 1.200 patients a t a
But tell of days in goodness
For E lephant T u ik i
B attle Creek Sanitarium , which ha* time from al! over the world and 1»
treated 350 000 patients Student« conducted in 75 buildings on >0 acre*
spent,
Rubbing w ith fine sandpaper or em
observe Its principles of good health I of land, with an IC-stoiy headquarters
ery will remove the spots from Ivory
A mind at peace with all below,
They receive all the aids to health | .structure.
A heart whose love is innocent!! ornaments.
V E R Y
LATESTS
MARY MARSHALL
Good Health Abounds Among Students
In World-Unique Battle Creek School
P1NKEY DINKEY
y e . * - *
'» . e e / v e 'J ' l l .
A MAM V JH £N YOU CkUW
UP A N O H A V £
PINKY LEARNS MORE EVERY DAY, HEH, HEH!
N HAT
B
y
L IM
DO
YOU
H O R SE
C L &
NEP?
MEAN
I and preserving Hie nulurul beuuty
| w ith w hich nature bus endowed
every woman.
H \ Venus «if H o lly w o o d
My next article will deal with
"the care of the skin.** If al any
lime you find that the Informa­
By special arrangements with tion given is not complete enough
"Venus of Hollywood,” this news­ for your needs I will be only too
paper will run a series of articles happy to assist you if requested.
! dealing with beauty culture. These
articles have been prepared by one
' of Hollywood*! most prominent
cosmetologist* and we believe will
prove Io be most popular with our
readers.
For a long time it has been my
ambition lo advise American wo­
men regarding their beauty prob­
lems. Too often, a beautiful skin
bus been ruidrd by neglect or lack
of knowledge insofar as the rare
of it is concerned. I have mude a
life long study of Ibis most impor­
tant item in n women's life .and
um ut last privileged to pass on
this information to my less for­
tunate sisters.
In each issue of thi* newspaper
there will appear an arlii le deal­
ing witii some phase of beauty cul­
ture. Each article will completely
Joyce Cooper,
Eng I uh
woman
cover some important item of this
swimming eh-mpion, who has come
nature. I would suggest that these
to A n in a * to compele w ith woman
items be clipped and bound to­
swimmers hcie. .
gether so that at all times you will
have available a complete series
iustrui|lions on Hie cere uf the
hands, the skin, the hair and any
other needs for beuuty culture.
It has been my experience that '
merely going lo a beauty shop oc- ! Relieves a lle a d a rh r or Neuralgia in
casionully is not enough to keep SO minutes. eh*eka a Coid the flrs t
the bloom of youth on the averuge day, and cheeka M alaria In three
woman, but I have found thut a dajrs.
few moments work nt home each
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PINKY DINKY
JINGLES
ONB DAY HE M E T A PEACH
5We W AS M O R E
P A S S IN G
THAN
F A IR .
O N E NOD H E G A V E - A
S M IL E
AND THE PEACH BECAME A PEAR.
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