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T h u r s d a y , Ju n e 19, 1941 ♦ T h e G o ld H i l l N e w s , G o ld H i l l , O re g o n Easy Home Shorthand Course TO MAKE muln unskilled—at a disadvantage in Job-seeking. And if you long to enter some fuscinatlng field—fuah- ion, buying, advertising—rem em ber, shorthand usually opens the door. I t is fun to practice it. • • • display this easy-to-make set to your friends. s e e n t y u u ru lf tor well-paid work I Our W p a * . ahorthand manual alvea IS easy step-by-step lessons, dozens of abort forma, tip* on acquiring profeaalonal apeed. Send for your copy to: Matching »el» tor divan and chairs may be m ade from transfer ZS333, 19 cents, since It la one of the new Improved hot Iron transfers which w ill stamp more than once This could also be used for an at tractive buffet set. Send your order to: R E A D E R H O M E S E R V IC I 117 M leea St. I l l Francisco, CaUf. AUNT MARTHA Box 1M-W Kansas City. Mo. Enclose IS cents (or each pattern desired. Pattern No........................ Nam e .............................................. . Address .................................................... Encloae to cent* In coin for your copy of SELF-IN STR U C TIO N IN SHORTHAND. Symbol* Learned In Spare Time IA R E A M IN G of a good aecreta- Unsought Thoughts rinl Job—and doing aomething The thoughts that come often about it I unsought, and, as it were, drop A * shorthand may ao euaily be into the mind, are commonly the learned at home, no girl need re- most valuable of any we have, and th e n fore should be secured, be cause they seldom return again.— Transfer Z9333 Age of Plants, Animals Plants exceed anim al* in the length of their live* and, surpris ingly enough, in the shortness of their lives also. Parrots belong to the century group; elephants may attain an age of two centuries. A good record for the animals, but on the plant side we have the Cali fornia Sequoia trees living for SO centuries. A t the other extreme are some bacteria which have a life cycle Driven by Thought of only 20 minutes, shorter than A spur in the head is worth two any anim al’s life. in the heels. SHE K N O W S ... • How cookies escape from the cookie Jar . . . and biscuits disappear when Clabber Girl is used . . . You pay less but use no more. CLABBER G IR L • - B a k in g P o w d e r • Poetry a Demi-God The basis of poetry is language, which is m aterial only on one side. I t is a demi-god.—Emerson. No Need of Whip F la tte ry is the bridle and sad dle with which you m ay drive the vain man. Short World is not long. The created world Think not thy tim e is short in is but a small parenthesis in eter this world, since the world itself nity.—S ir Thomas Browne. THE SMOKE’S THE THING! M you BET ■ I SMOKE CAMELS. THEY'KE EASY ON MY THROAT. EXTRA M ILD . f A N D TH E FLAVOR. IS S W E L L G OLF C H A M P IO N BEN HOGAN the « moss <» f .BUnMinw 5 NICOTINE of the 4 Other largest- than the average tested -lea» than any selling cigarette» ding to independent of them —accor the smoke itse lf! scientific teat» of CAMEL THE CIGARETTE OF COSTLIER TOBACCOS Self-Denial If N R IC H a protective chair set with this graceful w aterlily motif. The leaves and stems are to be appliqued in green; pastel blooms and a basket of brown are embroidered. You’ll be proud to I t is the abnegation of self which has wrought out all that is noble, a ll that is good, all that is useful, nearly a ll that is ornamental in the world.—Whyte-Melville. EVERYTHING FOR HER NEW KITCHEN (See Recipes Below) REALLY PRACTICAL! SO YOU’RE TO BE MARRIED! Whether the bride-to-be is bound The date is all set, invitations for a six-room "dream house" or mailed, your dress, white and for a one-room kitchenette apart-, simply beautiful, is hanging in ment, you can't go wrong if you give the closet . . well, then the rest her a kitchen shower . . . one that’ is easy. But, in case you’re per practical, of course! plexed about the after-ceremo And, knowing that some of you ny refreshments, whether they be are anxious for new, clever, unusual in the form of a breakfast, gar ways to entertain. I ’m ready with den reception or dinner, please plans for a kitchen shower that’s read next week's column. Lynn really different! will tell you how to entertain In Chicago's huge Merchandise your wedding guests correctly, M a rt, where buyers from all over yet inexpensively . . . Watch for the country come “ After The T Do’s' " . . . to purchase kitch enware, I found Dissolve gelatin in boiling water, variety of inex pensive, yet dura add beet juice, vinegar, salt and sea ble gadgets which sonings. Chill until slightly thick anyone about to ened. Fold in vegetables and mold. be m arried would •Peach Upside Down Cake. love. IW i cups sifted cake flour To make the party practically all 1V4 teaspoons double-acting bak play and no work for the hostess, I ing powder decided to place the gifts on the ta Vs teaspoon salt ble (see picture at top of column) % cup granulated sugar When luncheon is over, everything 4 tablespoons softened butter or is hers! other shortening The tablecloth is of a fancy new- 1 egg well beaten type oilcloth, and the place mats Mt cup milk • and napkins are none other than dish 1 teaspoon vanilla cloths. Sift flour once, measure, add bak An angel food cake pan serves as ing powder, salt and sugar, and sift the base for a "gadget bouquet” cen together three times. Add butter. terpiece of measuring spoons and Combine egg, m ilk and vanilla. Add cup, carving set, sugar scoop, to flour m ixture, stirring until all funnel, spatulas, pancake turner, flour is dampened; then beat vig strainer, tea ball, grater and other orously for 1 minute. vital kitchen helpers. 4 tablespoons butter V4 cup brown sugar, firmly The plates are pie tins. The flat- packed ware is a very inexpensive kind with 2 cups sliced peaches (fresh or gaily-colored plastic handles. And canned) note the spice jars to the right which, because they’re to be gifts, M eit 4 tablespoons butter in an 8 hold salt and pepper while doing by 8 by 2-inch pan over low flame; table duty. They’re from the G rif add brown sugar, (Mt teaspoon nut fith laboratories. meg may be mixed with brown sug The first course of the luncheon is ar, if desired), and stir until m elt a tart *Cardinal Salad, set on the ed. On this, arrange peach slices. table right in its aluminum ring Turn batter over contents of pan. mold. A tasty Beef Stew in a cas Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees serole follows. Iced tea is poured F .) 50 minutes, or until done. Loos from a tall aluminum pitcher into en cake from sides of pan with spat matching “ glasses.” And rolls, all ula. Serve upside down with peaches Garnish with whipped buttered, are served from a com on top. pact, serviceable bun warm er, cream , if desired. which may be the hostess' gift. Des Canned pineapple rings, cooked sert is ‘ Peach Upside Down Cake, apricots or prunes, or sliced tart ap served from a square cake pan. ples may be substituted for peaches in this recipe. ‘Cardinal Salad. Going back to entertaining the 1 package lemon gelatin bride-to-be, had you ever considered 1 cup boiling water a Recipe Show- % cup beet juice er? A new idea 3 tablespoons vinegar V.C 9? _ comes to mind 1 cup cooked beets, diced . . . why not Mt teaspoon salt serve a luncheon 2 teaspoons onion juice or grated at which every onion dish, from the ap 1 tablespoon horseradish petizer to the cof ;14 cup celery, diced fee, is prepared according to some LYNN SAYS: favorite and test ed recipe of one of the guests. Have There’ll be lots to talk about at each recipe written on the back of your party, and conversation, a place card, collect these, put.them plus opening of shower presents into a file box (gift of the hostess) may well fill up the allotted party and present them to the bride-to-be. time, but just in case . . . here’s • • • - a clever game that suits a bridal shower to a “ T .” A shower that calls for an almost To each guest pass a slip of negligible outlay of money on the paper titled “ Things Found in the part of those who buy the gifts, but Bride's Home.” ’Neath the title which will help the young bride to are these words (1) engar, (2) do some real housekeeping, i j a “ dim e” shower. ' gothorphrpa, (3) elmiunol, (4) fubfet, (5) hicra, (6) rifhifcoen, The flve-and-dime stores are bris tling with simple little things the (7) pav-ndorte, (8) blaet, (9) nur- coef, (10) pardyer, (11) kccol, and bride will use every day without be (12) pocarbud. ing aware of them. If you’ll con Ask each person to rearrange tribute two ten-cent items, you’ll be doing her a real service. the letters in each of these 12 Matches, gummed labels, paste words to make them spell an and waterproof cement (to repair article of furniture that would be likely to appear in the bride’s the china she’s bound to break some time or another), playing cards and new home. score pads, plenty of tissue cleans The answers are (1) range, (2) ers, electric light photograph, (3) linoleum, (4) buf bulbs, little wire fet, (5) chair, (6) chiffonier, (7) flower - holders, davenport, (8) table, (9) furnace, assorted pads of (10) drapery, (11) clock, and paper for shop (12) cupboard. ping lists or ad To make the game more inter esting, you might set a definite dresses — they’re all so inexpensive time lim it. Collecting all papers when purchased separately, but how after, perhaps, five minutes. Lol lipops or some sim ilar criginal, they do mount up in cost if the bride has to go out and buy the whole inexpensive gift may be awarded batch at one time! as first prize. (Released by Western Newspaper Union ■ Disgusting Brute I Inwardly Borne He who beats his beast would G reat joys, like great griefs, are beat me if he durst. | silent.— Marmion. CHECK UPON V/TAM/N C Get it deliciously from fresh orange juice! Y ou «sn oot“»tote up” vitamin C in yout body.That’» why you need* /m fi omf fall supply each day to help you look and feel and do your best It’» hard to get enough unless you have an abundance o f citrus fruit». But i f , with orange ju ic e -.n excellent, aa.aral source! Eight.ounces supplies »11 the vitamin C you normally need each day-?/«r valuab e amounts o f vitamins A, B i and G; calcium and other minerals. Enjoy a BIG glass every morning. Make it with trademarked Sunkist Oranges, the finest from 14.GC0 cooperating California-Arizona growers. 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