Clever ami Varied
Stitchery for Linens
C IR C L E
sweeps, from a high, im u ll w aist
line, to a Hare that ensures w ork
ing com fort and looks pretty be
sides. You cun draw the waistline
in as slim os you plcuse, by means
of the back-tied sash belt—and ad
ju s t it to give yourself plenty of
leeway for reaching, stretching,
sweeping, dusting und so on. Thia
design (No. 1360-B) is simple to
make and it reully is necessary
to a busy day.
Cheeked gingham, flowered per
cale, plain-colored chom bruy or
seersueker ull look very attrac
tive made up like this, w ith braid
and buttons to match or contrast.
Y ou'll enjoy following the pattern
which includes a sew chart.
• • •
W a s h ia g to n , D . U
B IG D A Y F O R N E W S M E N
Twenty newspaper men leaned
forward around the long blue baize
table in the ante-room of the secre
tary of state. At the extreme end
stood ta ll, austere acting secretary,
Sumner Welles On his face was an
expression of grim -lipped intensity.
In his hand was a typew ritten state
ment. He read it aloud. It was a
scathing, carefully worded blast
against Japan.
At the opposite end of the table
stood three Japanese news men,
Barbara Bell Pattern No. l.ttlO H la de .
short, affable, eager. For months
•lin e d In alzea It. 14. IS, IS. 20 and 40.
and years they had been attending
C orrrip und ltiM bunt m eanurentenls 30. .33.
press conferences, given the same
34 . 36. 3S. and 40. Size 14 133) require« 3'«
privileges as any American news
yard« edging. Send your order to:
men. For months also they had
waited for some such bombshell.
SKWINO CIKCI.K PATTKKN ltF P T .
Now it came.
11» New M on tgom ery Street
GOLDEN RIPE JUICY PEACHES EOR LUSCIOUS JELLY
San Franc laru
Calif.
One split second after Welles fin
(See Recipes Below)
Enclose IB cent« In coins lor
ished reading his statement, the
Japanese were out the door, pat
Pattern No.......................... s iz e ...............
IT’S CANNING TIME
tering down the m arble corridor to
Nam e ................. ........................................
FOR YOUR JELLY SHELF
the press room telephones. It was
Address.....................................................
Pattern 7004
With food taking on a greater than
a big day for Japanese news men.
•Ripe Peach Jelly
ever importance under the national
I OOKS like applique doesn't itT
Finally Ickes Wins.
•Peach Marmalade
defense program,
1 ■* But i t ’s ju s t easy cross stitch
It
was
also
a
big
day
for
certain
•Pear Chips
‘ Apple Butter
Lockless Suez Canal
y o u ’ l l w a n t to
cleverly used and set off by other
members of the Roosevelt cabinet.
•Gooseberry and Raspberry Jelly
make a thought
The Suez canal is a sea-level
quick stitchery. Put these varied
For months and years they also had
•Harlequin Conserve
ful selection for
“ d itc h ,” requiring no locks. The
m otifs on m any linens.
been waiting. For months and years
•Recipe Given
stocking a shelf
narrow ditch in the sand funs for
• • •
also
they
had
been
urging
Roosevelt
o f e x tr a good
104.5 miles through desert und
Pattern 7004 contains • transfer pattern
to
embargo
oil
shipments
to
Japan.
of 30 m otifs ranslntf from «'< by ft inrlwa
jam s and jellies seal, label and store in a cupboard.
m arshy land from P ort Said on
At a cabinet meeting just before
to l ’fc by XU Inches; m aterials needed; Il
f o r la t e r use.
the Mediterranean to P ort Tauflq
Apple butters have long been fam
lustrations of stitches. To obtain this pat*
W hen
w in te r ily favorites since they’re so espe Japan moved, Secretary Ickes, as
on the G ulf of Suez. Its channel
tern, send your order to:
new oil adm inistrator, raised the em
comes you'll glow w ith deep satis
depth is now 45 feet, and its nar
c i a l l y n ic e fo r bargo question again. He proposed
faction over your canning efforts of
rowest w idth is 70 yards. Although
children’s lunches to stop oil shipments to Japan. But
Sewing Circle Nerdlecraft Dep<
the summer.
it has been concreted at some
or snacks when
117 Minna Mt. San Francisco, Calif.
the
acting
secretary
of
state
said
Since a record breaking peach
places
to
h
alt
erosion,
the
banks
t h e y c o m e in
no. Japan, he said, was going to
Enclose 1ft cents In coins for Pat*
crop, the third greatest in the his
are chiefly sand or gravel.
from playing or a
make a move toward Indo-China
tern N o . . . . ..........
tory of the country, is expected, plan
The northern h alf of the canal
hurry-up batch of and it would be wiser to wait.
to put up many, many jars of this
Name ........................................................
LJ ER E'S one of those very satis- cuts straight through the desert;
f i l l e d c o o k ie s .
Once before, Ickes had stopped a
1 1 fying everyday dresses th a t’s the southern half leads through a
golden ripe fru it, not only as jam ,
Address .................................................
T h ic k a nd deli
shipment
of
oil
to
Japan
and
aroused
je lly , or marmalade, but as con
decidedly out of the ordinary in chain of sm all lakes which act as
cately spicy, ap
serve combined w ith other fruits.
charm and p ra cticality. The lines “ expansion chambers” to help
ple butter fills the b ill and uses much the w rath of the state department.
Last June a Philadelphia manufac
are really as good as those of your take up the flow of the four-foot
•Ripe Peach Jelly.
less sugar than jam s and jellies.
turer complained to him that a Jap
favorite afternoon dress. The s k irt tide from the Red sea.
(Makes 6 medium sized glasses)
•Apple Butter.
anese ship was loading 240.000 gal
2(4 cups juice
(Makes 6 pints)
lons of lubricating oil.
3(4 cups sugar
4 quarts cooked and sieved apples
“ I can’t get oil myself to speed
1 box powdered fru it pectin
2 cups sugar
up m y own defense orders,” wrote
To prepare juice, p it and crush
1 teaspoon cloves
the m anufacturer, “ and yet 1 see in
thoroughly (do not peel) about 2(4
1 teaspoon allspice
front of my nose this shipment of
pounds fu lly ripe peaches. Add 1 1(4 teaspoons cinnamon
oil going to Japan. To hell w ith
cup water, bring to a boil and sim
6 cups sugar
defense, if the government is as
mer, covered 10 minutes. Add a few
2 cups cider vinegar
screwy as that.”
peach pits, crushed, to m ixture
Combine apples, 2 cups sugar, and
So Ickes called the coast guard
atsmos,
while cooking. Place fr u it in a je l spices; cook u ntil thick. Add rem ain • and asked them to act before the
ly cloth bag and squeeze out juice.
ing sugar and vinegar. Cook un oil was loaded. They did.
Place the juice over a hot fire, til thick, s tirrin g constantly. Pour
PHXJICIAH,
Then things began to boil. I t did
and add fr u it pectin. M ix well and into hot sterilized ja rs and seal im not leak out at the time, but the
continue
s tirrin g
until m ixture mediately. This may also be cooked state department complained to the
comes to a hard boil. Add the sug in a pressure cooker or in the oven White House that Ickes’ action had
ar, stirrin g constantly. Bring to a to prevent sticking.
interfered with the policy of appeas
fu lly rolling boil, boil hard 1 m in
ing Japan so she would not go south
peterminfp io i
Since
some
fru
its
do
not
convert
ute, remove from fire, skim, pour
to the Dutch East Indies.
FINPA SETTER SfAY
quickly into glasses. Paraffin at into je lly easily, a comm ercial pec
However, Ickes held his ground.
TO UFT W ATTZ.
tin is usually employed to make the
once.
HE INVENTED
J j
fru it je ll properly. Often fruits He insisted that he was not med
•Peach Marmalade.
THE PUMP
which je ll easily, that is, those which dling in foreign policy, but that it
(Makes 11 sm all glasses)
AEOONP 2 5 0 SC.
have sufficient pectin in themselves was nonsense to ration oil and gas
4 cups prepared fru it
are used in combination with fruits on the A tlantic seaboard and at the
7(4 cups sugar
which do not. Crabapples, unripe same tim e let Japan ship oil away
THE SETTER WAY TO treat
1 bottle fru it pectin
grapes, currants, gooseberries, cran from the A tlantic seaboard.
CONSTintTlOW CUE TO LACK OP
In the end Ickes won.
To prepare fru it, peel off the yel berries, quinces, huckleberries, and
PROPER ’ W U IN THE PICT 16 TO
low rind of 1 medium orange and 1 blackberries je ll well. I f enough of
Bombard Tokyo.
COOKCT THE CAUS€ OF THE
medium lemon w ith sharp knife, them are not used in the combina
Naval strategists make no secret
TROUBLE WITH A PECICI0U5
leaving as much of the white part on tion, better use the pectin and play as to what they would do to curb
CEREAL, KELLOCO'5
the fru it itself. Put rinds through safe.
Japan. They consider it foolhardy
ALL'SRAN.. . EAT
food chopper twice. Add a4 cup wa
Here’s a bright and quivery je lly and suicide to send a lot of U. S.
i r eve Ry aw
ter and A teaspoon soda, bring to a which you’ll like to have on hand for warships across the vast expanse of
Use of Satire
due discrim ination between those
AND DRlMt fUNTV
boil and sim m er covered 10 minutes. fa ir weather or foul. I t ’s a grand ocean to Singapore or the Dutch
A satire should expose nothing that are not the proper objects of
OF WATER.
Cut off the tight skin of the peeled accompaniment for chicken or hot East Indies.
but what is corrigible, and make a it.—Addison.
fru it and slip the pulp out of each breads:
They figure we are going to get
section. Add pulp and juice and the
into the war anyway, and it is good
•Gooseberry and Raspberry Jelly
juice of an additional lemon to the
strategy to deal knockout blows in
(Makes
11
medium
glasses)
E arly Saving
rind, simmer, covered 20 minutes.
the very first round. They favor
riving a cross-country bus is a man-sized job,’
1 quart ripe gooseberries
The habit of saving, so as to be
sending waves of U. S. bombers
Peel 1(4 pounds of ripe peaches.
(4 cup water
tajt
Bat
Drivtr
WALTER
S
TIN
SO
N
beforehand with the world, if it is
from the Philippines to raze the
Pit, grind or chop fine. Combine w ith
1 quart red raspberries
to be acquired at all, must be ac
paper
and
bamboo
cities
of
Tokyo,
fruits. M ix sugar and fru it, place
6(4 cups sugar
quired early.—E arl of Derby, K.G.
Yokohama, Kobe and Osaka. They
in a large kettle. Bring to a boil,
1 box powdered fru it pectin
also favor sending the fleet, plus
boil gently 5 minutes. Stir constant
U
Crush and grind thoroughly the
ly while boiling. Remove from fire, gooseberries, add water, bring to a airplane carriers to the coast of Ja
stir in bottled pectin. Then stir and boil. Simmer, covered, for 10 min pan.
They favor doing this immediate
skim by turns for 5 minutes to cool utes. Crush thoroughly the raspber
slightly and prevent floating fru it. ries and combine with gooseberries. ly. There is no use, say the navy
Pour quickly and paraffin at once. Place in je lly bag and squeeze out men, of punching at a man’s legs
■ ■11*1(1 I C ra n k y ? R cstlen«?
Preserved pears make a good ac juice. This should make about 4(4 when you can strike for his heart.
IS I I 1 3 ’ C a n 't s l e e p ? T ir o
■ M il I V ■ e a s ily ? B e c a u se o f
companiment either for the meat cups juice. I f there is a slight short
distress o f m onthly
CLOSING
PANAMA
TO
JAPAN
course or for muffins and rolls age of juice add small amount of wa
functional disturbances? Then try
served at luncheon. You’ll like:
Secretary Stimson was telling the
ter to the pulp and squeeze again.
Lydia E. I’tnkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
Put juice into a 5 to 6-quart sauce absolute truth when he denied that
•Pear Chips.
pan. Place over a hot fire, add the discovery of a time-bomb was
Plnkham'a Compound Is fam ous
8 pounds pears
for relieving pain of Irregular periods
fr u it pectin, m ix well and continue responsible for keeping 10 Japanese
4 pounds sugar
and cranky nervousness due to nuch
s tirrin g until m ixture comes to a ships out of the Panama canal. For
disturbances. O n . of the m ost effec
(4 pound ginger (preserved)
this
was
not
the
reason.
tive
medicines you can buy today
hard
boil.
Pour
in
the
sugar.
Let
4 lemons
for this purpose — made euvrcially
Real reason why the canal was 1
Wipe pears, remove stems, quar boil hard for a half a minute. Re
/o r women. WORTH TRYING I
ter and core. Cut into sm all pieces. move from fire, skim, and pour into barred to the Japanese was the dis
Add sugar and ginger and let stand je lly glasses. Add hot paraffin im covery that two of their ships were
floating bazars being rushed to the
overnight. Add lemons cut in small mediately.
W N U — 13
32—41
Conserves ought to have a place of east coast of South America to grab
pieces, rejecting seeds and cook
off
the
trade
which
Axis
operators
honor
on
the
canning
shelf
for
slowly 3 hours. Put into glasses,
Effect of Society
there’s n o th in g were forced to abandon as a result I
Society is the atmosphere of
quite so yum m y of the U. S. blacklist.
souls; and we necessarily imbibe
Apparently the Japs had a tip
as these sweet,
LYNN SAYS:
from it something which is ei
jam like m ixtures that the blacklist was going to be
To test when je lly is done, dip
ther infectious or salubrious.
of several fru its issued, because the two ships hasti
in a clean spoon and hold it high.
d e lig h t f u lly en ly left the west coast and were wait- j
When the last drop sheets or
h an ce d by nut- ing to go through the canal, when |
Today’a popularity
flakes off the side of the spoon,
meats and rais suddenly the blacklist was published.
of Doan't Pills, after
remove from the fire. Another
THE
ins. Serve them Equipped with elaborate merchan
many years of world
wide use, surely muiit
way which I like too, is to see if
forth on relish trays or as garnish dizing displays, and carrying high-
lie accepted an evidence
two drops d rip off the side of the
on meat platters and they’ll make a powered, Spanish-speaking sales
I of satisfactory use.
i
£
spoon simultaneously.
I f they
And favorable public
delicacy of the most humble m eal men, the ships were literal arsenals
iIM P L Y i opinion supports that
do, the je lly w ill jell.
of economic warfare. With them,
’ Harlequin Conserve.
of
the able physicians
T old
the Japanese would have invaded’
Fresh fru it which is ripe should
who test the value of
(Makes 15 6-ounce glasses)
Doan's
under exacting
be used fo r jam s, jellies, con
the most lucrative m arkets in Latin
25 ripe peaches
T.
.
laboratory conditions.
serves, marmalades, and pre-
Jhese
physicians,
too,
approve
every word
Am
erica
before
either
the
U.
S.
or
10 red plums
I * y“u ,ra<l- *he objective of
serves. Remove any spots „ or
the L atin Americans could have
1 fresh pineapple
which i, only |o recommend /loan r Ff/fz
moved to block them.
bruises as they may cause your
" » |OO-I (linreilc treatment for disorder
1 pound white grapes
" ' " 7 ("te lio n «»'I for relief ol
whole batch to spoil. Cook them
1 orange
the pain and worry it cause«.
as short a tim e as possible so
,1
,1
*
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*
*
' p7 ’t’10 were > » *'< of how the
Sugar
MERRY-GO-ROUND
n o ?
••"■ •» "•ly remove wade
they w ill retain their lovely col
U. S. authorities are quietly keep
3/t pound walnuts or pecans
o il .
,he “ »ml without in
ors and look as though they were
i ’ i , *“ Ihc" ' i ’ *i’" e wn" ,'l be better un
Wash fru its thoroughly. Prepare ing an eye on Andre Maurois, well-
?
k
?
T
'
f
*
of
T
hr
,he
whole Boelv suffers
brought from garden to glass
peaches, plums, and pineapple; cut known French w riter, who has de
4HB PUBLIC nature o f advertising bene
Ia|t’ an'1 diuretic m edic-
jars.
lion
would
be
more
often
employed.
parted
on
a
mysterious
“
private
in small pieces. Halve grapes and
fits everyone it touches. I t benefits the
•!oi.U.rn' nii' ,ciln,!r ®r too frequent urln»
Pick a rainy day or a day be
remove seeds. Slice whole orange m ission” to South Am erica. Maurois
Zme.’ l
v ” * warn of 4lslurbed kidney
fore you start canning to look
public by describing exaedy the products that are offered. I t
. \ ou «nay suffer nagging bsrl
very thin. Cook fruits slowly over is strongly pro-Vichy and is suspect
• ( “•» persistent headache, attack, of dir
over your equipment and get it
low heat until soft. Measure, add ed of going south for the purpose of
benefits employees, because the advertiser must be more fair
gine«’ ’ jetting up night« swelling, pufl,
clean for use. D irty jars should
% cup sugar for each cup of fru it. plugging the Nazi-controlled French
?1I I t . a r ,lle
weak, nervous,
and just than the employer who has no obligation to the public.
all played out.
be boiled in soda w ater and
regime.
Cook over slow heat for 20 minutes,
These benefits o f advertising are quite apart from the obvious
. ¿ S u u ” ?. Pini- u '• be»«er lo rely on
washed in soap suds. Boil old
The a rm y ’s new heavy tank is
then add nuts. Cook slowly, stirrin g
,2 ne t l l t ha« won world wide ae
lids 20 minutes in soda w ater
lh5 \ ° « something leas favorably
benefits which advertising confers— the lower prices, the higher
occasionally until thick and clear, equipped not only with machine guns
known. Ask y0^ r noighbort
using 1 teaspoon soda to 1 quart
about 1(4 hours. Seal in hot steri and a 75-mm. gun, but also with a
quality, the better service that go with advertised goods and firms.
of water.
lized glasses.
nice shiny horn to keep soldiers
(R » le a » e d by W e s te rn N e w a n a b e r U n io n .I
themselves from getting in the way
B W iK
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