r 2 tb«pa. lemon Juice and one teaap Rrated litnon find. Cool m ixture and fold, In a »IfTly baa- tan egg while. Make» I cup of the hum « e, T h is bit ol HO hi * . Dec« tuber w« rhym eiy with iri-M-nt u purpomt a -•III I t l i 'l l : I T ’ S H I U II TI M K CJlllHtWHK Ttppi OlftO>ll*N. Ill th« hubbub w«' ini u»« T o honor th? ro r»otl«n woman Mr«. Hunt« C laual Who atrliN-H ( »inly ran««, wrap- up the toy»? Who keep» the led ger or good g irls ami b o y s! Wiho |>r««*«a that red milt. mend» tho«e flm> punt», feeds Vixen, sooth» P ra n re r when hi* «nort» am i rant»T W3io muki*» tin* hot | tiHldy, prepare» t l l P root tub, ru b* Hunt»’» cheat wlUi V lck’x V apo-tub? A»»iirr» Krl» ha'» a w onder » Natlonad llv r o ........... "W h at a fellow you i»rr to go out w hm It'» xaro! Y our girth'» »o b ecom ing; your hpurd'» »nowy whltp; oh. Haul», my »poil«r [you'll wow ’am U n tig h t!" W'ho w ait* at tin* window, who dor* thp floor-pacing on Ohrletm n* E ve when the M l slelg b 1» ra c­ ing acro as thp night »kb*» with Snnta at rplo and hop«« all go«*i wall llll ha come# home M a in ? Ah red »tilled ; w hile-w hlekerrd jo v ial f l a il » ! You net a ll the honor«, but the cred it 1» M b '»! Mlu re ini'ut I Mi 3 Zt Mi W hirl« cup« «tried dour tcaNpoonrtil» haklna t**a«pootiful »alt cup »UK»r powdn 3 talxleepoon» shortening 4» ru p milk (ab ou t) 4 tablespoonful» h u ttar I M i*upa prepurvd nilm enteat lemon rottmy rattc« S ift together flour, baking i«rw- Iii k powder, «alt and 2 Ihnp«. o f i .I m * »Uttar Put In «hortenlng with two kiitv«» or a pn«try blander. Add m ilk to muke a «oft dough T u rn out on lig h tly floured I k > a n l and knead h a lf a minute, ■toll ou t to form a rerta iiR la . «'ream together the b u tter and rem aining su g a r; «pread h alf over dough and divide the r e ­ m ainder amonR 8* cuatard cup# Spread m incem eat over dough. Hull a« fo r je !!y ro ll: cu t In 144" «Urea. P la ce a roll In each cup cut «Id« up. B ake In hot oven <4f»tf* F . ) 20 mlnutea. Serv e hot or cold with lemon foamy «aura. Serve« 8. lem o n Foam y S a n e r H eat 2/3 cup light corn syrup to boillnK pour «lowly over a hew ten egtt yolk. »tlrrlnK co n stan tly , im th thickened Add 44 teaap. aalt, C lowing Clean ! M editerranean Ham Slice« 2 cupa 44 Inch tre a d cube» Mi cup honey 44 cu p i n ie I it h ■A cup crushed pineapple Zt cup all bi^n 244-Inch «11 a.» «rooked ban* I leuHp. whole < love» Pom tilne bread cube*, honey, ralsln a, drained pineapple and ! Good Coffee Come« From a Clean Pot the a ll-b ra n . Mix well and 11 *>« -*c l o r S ale or Meat Neat school. W ill nell for 11,000 or »pread m ixture between »lice» of ham S tick clove» Into fat around edge o f ham. P lace In covered hakltiK pan and bake In »low oven (300* V.) about tw > hour». Make» ilx aervinK*. le n t fur Jiu B e a v e rto n . mouth, l - o » Helping to Keep the Family Healthy (■taxed I ii rrot Slice« 12 carro t» Halt 2 tbwp« light corn »yrup 2 tb»p». butter S cra p e and »lice ca rro t» ; cook. In covered uten sil In «m all a- m ount o f Irolllng »a I ted w ater until tender. D rain off w ater: add corn »yrup and b u tter and cook over low heat, » fin in g con »tan '- ly fo r 2 or 3 m inute». Serve» 6. I aro D m I V I i Caa»erole 144 to 2 cup« cooked diced pork 1 cup thinly sliced onion» 2 tbaps bacon fat o r b u tter I 1 flo p flour 144 cups boiling w ater 1 teaap. »all 44 tea«p -pepper. 44 cup ch illi sauce 2 tbaps. drained bottled h o rse- rad lah 1Z, teaap. W o rcestersh ire sauce 2 cup» cooked hominy S a u te pork and onion» In fat until lightly browned. S tir In j flour. G radually add boiling w a­ ter and cook until thickened, a tlrrln g constan tly. Add »alt, pep­ per. ch illi Hauoe, horseradish, OUR coffee pot may not be a» W orcestersh ire sauce and hom­ clean a» you think, and a clean iny. B ake in buttered cassero le P 3 t Is essential for good c o f f e e In m oderate oven (375* F .) 4» Always use • bru«h to #•»«»**• minute». Y ield s 6 portions. clean Insc***- '' v(siting nurss from tuberculosis association telling mother how to »...■act the family from disease Thl» Is one of acU vlties made possible la .«-any com munities by Chrlstm sx >e»ls. Y by Hçu/cr GÂCHES 1 v g 1 l ' 1 i l i W A Í O N CE A S O C I A L E V E N T . .. | W TMC MIOOcE A V j Use plenty of hot water to wssh your coffee makers. After washing with soapy water, scald It thorough­ ly to removs all traces of suds and wash as soon as possible after use. a q u e e r c o n t r a c t io n I CAUCO A*VtPP«R BATM*. T*g SHOE \ SHAPED QAOGCT MM ONE O f J Vm f f ir s t b a t h \ V E N « « IN T H I S By B illy K i t c h e n 1. When making meat loaf next time, try adding a handful of crisply-popped corn to ingredients. 2. Fresh flg» and bananas sliced together. Fresh pears, cubed. (Servo In sauce dish covered with fresh orange Juice.) Mixed melon balls served In stem dishes covered with elder, topped with sprig of mint. 3. Yes! Place slices of ham on rack of the sm okeless' broiler of your modern gss range. Turu fr»- qnsntly. B o'b raw r.ad a»U«d io ta fv e ^ A > «! j X ^ C O U N T R v V l j! A BATH TUB " KIPT UNDER A TRAP DOOR IN THE OiNiNQ ROOM NAS ON« OF TWi VtOCX SW iMPBO/t MINTS* CfTTO M OOOCTS IAORS BOOK T O R 1S«*4. M a r bo hrollod nine— fu lly, KINTON GRANGE HALL Friday, Dec. 13, 1940 Free - Admission - Free Program begins at 10:00 a.m a - Aluminum coffee m akers should be scoured with steel wool and soap once a week Never use soda, and 1 don’t forget that (he cleaner your ■ j ^ ^ ° 55Sw goffa- got— the tM Usr Is roa r brew Outdoor Yule Lights Spread Joy For All The Poorest Place to Tell a Lie! I T has been said by some of our radical reformers that adver­ tising misleads the public. Such accusations fall under their own weight. The poorest place in the world to attempt a lie is in the advertising columns o f American newspapers and maga2tnes, and in American radio programs. In the first place, our publishers and broadcasting companies wouldn’t carry dishonest advertising. They outlawed it long ago. In the second place, such efforts to mislead would be con­ Clever U se of s Few Strings of Christm as-tree L ig h ts and W ell-placed "P ro je cto r'* Floodlight Lam ps Can T ran s­ form a Hom e into a Glowing Greeting of Good W ill. ducted in full view of the public and o f the officials empowered tQ apply fraud laws. In the third place, dishonest advertising is rs B y Je an Prentic# RVF.R before have world events to meaningly driven home to Americans the desire for "Peace Earth , . . Good W ill Toward Men". Before the era of electric lights, men Were obliged to confine the expres­ sion of their Christmas spirit indoors. Symlx’liring this spirit were the be- earuled indoor tree, sprigs of holly, gaily wrapped g^its. and the common greeting card. Came a new day, the advent of the Colorful multiple tu n :nff Chr! t r.;»s- tree lamps like glowing jewels on a string,. Came “projector" lamps de­ signed frr outdoor flood and spotlight­ ing Last ! !i lay season eu !: .* neig'i- fcor'.ti *-, ti* r.'tii |ip! * we e t.:*t i * i s I t s .* I*l»r your Christmas li'Toting ctpnprr.cut, sic a reliable retailer of electrical r ,H Is. Tell him your plans. Ihty only high quality lamps of Amer- ic-in jnake. They must bum under adverse weather condition*, you know. Pe-iiles. the he t lights prove to be the dirty footbafl. rcfficient as It does not pay. Informed people have Inst interest in the advertising-baitin- books and speeches o f the radical selT-appointed reformer*! sir -c one after another of them has figured prominently before t House Special Committee • r; ur. Anut'CJn Activities C o u rtesy N j j ' > m '< S jk . m u i • t) 9 o a c c ©t