Friday, Nov. 29. 1940
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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Elegance of Fabric, Fine Furs
Achieve New Style Distinction
Sf’t for
Sports or Campus
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THE COMMUNITY HUPPER
(Sec Recipe* Below)
Bo you’re to manage the next com
Easy Entertaining.
munity supper? And you're pan­
"Easy Entertaining” was writ­
icky about it I Of
ten for homemakers who occa­
course it's • job
to feed 200 people
sionally run out of idea* on what
appetizlngly and
to serve at tea parties, fall and
leave 325 profit in
winter bridge parties, and many
the treasury. But
other kind* of parties. It is an
it can be done!
aid to those who would like to
If you must eye
serve something a little differ­
the nickels when
ent, to give the occasion a festive
serving church or
air.
club suppers, study the following
For your copy write to "Easy
eight-point program for "feeding the
Entertaining.” in care of Eleanor
multitude”:
Howe. 919 North Michigan Ave­
nue. Chicago, Illinois, and en­
(1) Pick a g-nernl chairman who
close 10 cent* in coin.
C PORTS accessories like thia are can picture the job as ■ whole. (2)
much in vogue among smart Appoint a responsible person in
NDOUBTEDLY the most out­
young things, not only for sports, charge of each food. (3) Arrange (350 degrees) for 1H to 2 hours,
standing characteristic of smart­
but also for campus and runabout. the kitchen conveniently for the dif­ turning the meat balls several times
est
winter
fashion* is the elegance
Design No. 1265 11 includes weskit, ferent jobs. (4) Prepare as many during cooking. Add water if neces­
•nd superiority of the material* em­
calot and chunky mittens, all of foods ahead of time as possible. (5) sary, during the baking.
ployed in their making. Women of
which you can easily make for Have utensils ready and garnishes
Cider and Raisin Sauce.
discriminating taste find their fond­
yourself—all, of course, except the at hand. (fl) Name a hostess to di­
(Serve* 12)
est hope* realized in the high dis­
feather in the calotI The weskit rect waitresses. (7) Plan a uniform
1 cup sugar
tinction imparted to costume* by
is drawn in to a tiny waistline by method of serving (» Plan menus
cup cornstarch
choice fabric* styled with classic
back-fastened side belts—just like well ahead of time.
H teaspoon salt
simplicity. Add fur opulence anu
it* masculine prototype; all three
1 quart cider
If the meat dish is different, the
you have sounded the keynote to
gay little gadgets are trimmed whole meal seems to have variety.
1 cup seedless raisins
which the better part of the present
with stitching. Take a brief glance And there's many a trick for serv­
8 small piece* cinnamon
style program tunes into uncertain
at the diagrum, and you'll see ing thrifty cuts differently.
12 whole clove*
term*.
how easy they arc to make.
Mix sugar, cornstarch, salt, cider
Take meat loaf, for instance. A
Especially in the matter of woolen
Choose felt, flannel or suede for ham loaf de luxe with a good mus­ and raisins together. Place spices
weave*
have all previous records
in
a
cheesecloth
bag
and
add
to
the set, and make it not only for tard-horseradish sauce will "make”
yourself, in different colors, but any meal. Beef stew can be thick­ mixture. Boil gently for 15 min­ been exceeded with versatile tex­
also to tuck away for gifts. Step- ened a little, ladeied into dripping utes. Remove spice bag and serve tures, gorgeous coloring* and fasci­
nating novelty. Never before in the
pans, covered with rounds or hot sauce over ham.
by-step sew chart with pattern.
annals of textile history has there
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Cabbage and Celery Salad
squares or diamonds of biscuit, and
been such • superb showing in fab­
With Pea*.
Barbara Ball Palter* No. 1363 II te da- when baked it appears crustily and
alsnril tor »lr»» II. 13. IS, I? and IS Cor-
ric output The existing vogue for
(Serves 25)
temptingly
yours
If
you
wish
to
reapondln* buat mraauramvnla 3*. SI. 33.
three-piece costume suits, and the
4 No. 2 can* pea* (2 quarts)
33 and 37. Site 13 (31) requires 1 yard make it more “de luxe" bake and
style prestige accorded the new soft­
oi 34 Inc h material; 1% yard* qf 36 Inch serve In individual casseroles.
2Vi quart* cabbage (shredded)
material to Un*. Send order to:
ly styled dressmaker coats have in­
2 quarts celery (diced)
For something different, plan for
Plmiento (cut fine)
tensified spontaneous enthusiasm
meat balls with rice You can serve
Salt to taste
and interest in handsome sterling
■ EWING CIRCI.K PATTERN DEPT
buttered turnips, and a salad made
US New Monlsomery Ave.
Mayonnaise
quality woolens.
of
cabbage,
celery,
green
peas
and
■an Eraaelsea
Calli.
3 head* lettuce
Above in the illustration is pre­
pimento which certainly sell* the
Enclose IS cents In coins tor
Drain peas (reserving liquid for sented a stunning coat with the
men this menu.
Pattern No.................... Six*...................
soup, gravy, etc.) and chilL Add
Now if pennies needn't be watched cabbage, celery, pimiento. salt and dressmaker look. Softly styled as a
Name ................ ••••••............. ..
so closely and you want to do a mayonnaise, and mix well, Serve dress is this new type now coming
Address
into prominence.
The patrician
fall or winter dinner up brown, on crisp lettuce leave*.
model here shown has a nice sort
here's a "ringer": Baked ham, rai­
Lemon Cream Scones.
of formality partly because of its
sin and cider sauce, raw vegetable
(Makes 30 scones)
softly sculptured line* and partly
salad, cranberry muffins, pumpkin 2 cups flour (sifted)
because of the fine 100 per cent wool
pie, coffee, or milk.
2 teaspoons baking powder
Forstman fabric, called “velperla,”
Ham Leaf de Luxe.
BY YOUR LAXATIVE —RELIEVE
Vi teaspoon salt
of which it is made. The color
(Serves 50)
CONSTIPATION THIS MODIRN WAY
i tablespoon sugar
“graingold” is also news. It gives
pounds smoked ham (ground)
4 tablespoons butter or other short one the feeling of autumn tinted
• When you feel ga*ay. headachy, logy
dua to rlogged-up bowel*, do a* million*
ening
3 pounds veal (ground)
birch leaves. Golden hued woolens
do - take Feen-A-Mint at bedtime. Ne«t
1 teaspoon lemon rind (grated)
% cup green pep-
and coppery tone* and tints are
morning - thorough, comfort »bl* relief,
2
|
per (minced)
egg*
helping you (tart the day full of your
being played up in all their glory,
Vi cup light cream
% cup onion
normal energy and pep, feeling like a
especially with the very smart spot­
million! Feen-A-Mint doein't disturb
1H tablespoon* lemon juice
(chopped)
ted furs and with beaver trims. You
your night'* re«t or interfere with work the
3 tablespoon* sugar
2 teaspoons salt
will love the texture and "feel” of
nest day. Try Feen-A-Mint, the chewing
H teaspoon pep­
1 teaspoon lemon rind (grated)
gum laxative, your—li. It ta*te* good, it**
the material that fashions this coat
per
Sift flour, baking powder, salt and It is not only all wool with velvety
handy and economical.. .a family »upply
eggs (beaten)
the 1 tablespoon of sugar together. fine finish, but it is crush res’stant
1 quart tomato
Cut in butter and add 1 teaspoon
soup (canned)
grated lemon rind.
Reserving 1
i quart bread crumbs or uncooked tablespoon egg white for glaze, beat
cereal
remaining egg* well and add cream.
Our Humility
Combine the meat, green pepper, Combine with flour mixture. Add
Humility is a means of prog­
ress. When we realize how little onion and seasonings. Add beaten lemon juice and stir until soft dough
we know we shall yearn and strive eggs, tomato soup, and bread forms. Turn out on slightly floured
to know more; when we feel how crumbs or uncooked cereal. Pack board and knead 30 seconds. Roll
imperfect is our character, and Into bread loaf pans and bake in a dough to %-lnch thickness and cut
not till then, we shall make ear­ moderate oven (350 degrees) for 114 into 3-inch squares, then cut each
square from comer to comer, mak­
nest efforts after our improve­ hours.
ing triangles. Place on ungreased
ment.
Beef Stew With Biscuits.
baking
sheet. Brush tops lightly
(Serves 50)
with slightly beaten egg white and
9 pounds beef round (cut into 1-lnch sprinkle with mixture made of 3 ta­
cubes)
blespoons sugar and 1 teaspoon grat­
1 cups flour
ed lemon rind. Bake in a hot oven
1 cup hot beef drippings
(400 degrees) 12 minutes, or until
Quickfy 44.it
quarts boiling water
brown. Before serving, spread with
H teaspoon peppercorn*
orange marmalade and reheat.
S bay leaves
Cabbage and Carrot Salad
1 quart turnips (diced)
With Peanut*.
couch osors
1 quart carrots (diced)
(Serves 25)
1 cup onions (sliced)
5 quarts cabbage
Salt and pepper tn taste
(shredded)
Cut beef into 1-inch cubes. Dredge
20 carrots (grat­
In the flour and brown in hot beef
ed)
drippings. Place in kettle and add
2W cup* peanuts
boiling water. Cook slowly for 2 to
Here is an instance where the
(chopped)
3 hour*. Add peppercorns and bay
2 cup* salad camera catches Dame Fashion in
leaves. Add carrot* and turnip* 1
the very act of having appropriated
dressing
hour before serving. Add salt and
Mix together the for her very own the time-honored
pepper. If necessary, thicken with cabbage, carrots, peanuts and «al­ Derby hat pictured in the family al­
flour paste. Serve hot with baking ad dressing. Chill thoroughly and bum worn by revered ancestors in
powder biscuits on top.
the early sixties or thereabouts. At
serve.
any rate the "trotter derby” is
Meat Balia With Rice.
buys something more than
smart this season, especially if you
(Serves 40 to 45)
space and circulation in
it with a bewitching veil,
4 pounds beef (ground)
HOUSEHOLD HELPS feminize
face its wee brim with flattering
the columns of this news­
5 pounds pork (ground)
blue velvet and wee bows of velvet
S onions (minced)
paper. It buys space and
Add finely cut mint leaves to or­ ribbon in cunning pose at the back.
3 cup* rice (uncooked)
ange juice and chill, Just before
circulation plus the favor­
S cups cracker crumbs
serfing add 1 cups pale dry ginger
able consideration of our
4 egg* (beaten)
ale to each two cups of orange
Masculine Influence
4 tablespoons salt
readers for this newspaper
juice.
The masculine influence in wom­
1 teaspoon pepper
en** fashion reflects in the new
and its advertising patrons.
5 cup* milk
For variety sprinkle some grated derby hat* feminized with prettily
Combine ingredients and mix well. cheese over the top of raisin, apple
frivolous veils, and flannel long-
Form into balls. Place in shallow or mince pie and heat for five min­
sleeved shirt* that are topped with
roasting pan*. Pour over 2 quarts utes in a moderate oven. Serve at
jackets cut and tailored in man
tomato sauce or tomato .soup. Cover once.
fashion. Long wool knit socks and
pans. Bake In a moderate oven
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striped ties are campus favorite*.
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DON'T BE BOSSED
FEEN-A-MINT Toi
Trotter Derby
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LjERE.'S how the smart woman
*
adds beauty to her home or
makes a lovely gift—she crochets
these squares in easy puff stitch
and double crochet and soon has
enough to join into this rich af-
ghan.
• • •
Pattern No. 2*34 contains directions tor
afghan; Illustrations of It and stitches;
color schemes; photograph at square;
materials required. Send order to:
Sewing Circle Needleeraft Dept.
«2 Elchih Av*.
New York
Enclose 15 cent* in coins for Pat­
and measures up to the test of long
wear.
The fur accent that distinguishes
this coat deserve* special comment­
in the huge beaver-covered button
lies a stroke of real styling genius.
The single fur button fastening has
already made widespread fashion
appeal. This simple little touch of
fur makes fine excuse to add a
hat of matching fur and a huge
muff which ensembles the costume
most attractively. In the way of
fur trims this season, something of
fur always matches something else
of fur in the costume, thus estab­
lishing a relationship that resolves
the composition into a perfect unit
The inimitable styling given the
winsome dress of sheer woolen shown
below to the right in the group is
recognized at a glance. This most
attractive model is an Eisenberg
“original” and augurs well for the
supremacy of American designers in
the field of costume styling. Shirred
ruching typifying superior workman­
ship forms giant pockets on bodice
and hip. The straight sleeve gains
interest from its unusual side clos­
ing fastened by three widely spaced
buttons. For the lively touch so es­
sential in this winter's costumes
there are jeweled flower buttons and
a contrasting satin ascot.
As you see below to the left, tab
pockets distinguish a sophisticated
jacket of Fromm pedigreed silver
fox. A grand and glorious fur of
this type will set off to perfection
any cloth costume with which it is
worn throughout winter. The skins
are so cleverly marked and worked
that the marking of the fox itself
outlines the pockets as well as form­
ing a yoke at the shoulders. A tiny
standing collar, elongated lapels and
pocket tops are of stitched taffeta—
a combination of unusual chic that
sets off the full silver-bright beauty
of the fox The wool hat has a great
choux of coq feathers.
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Hat, Gloves Add
Color to Costume
When you buy a new hat, buy a
new pair of smart leather gloves to
match. That's fashion's favorite idea
for putting color spice into this
year's costumes and American
leather glove maker* are playing
right into fashion's hands with an
array of colors such as you’ve never
before seen.
There are two smart ways of
matching glcves and hats ... ei­
ther match the gloves to the hat it­
self or to the trimming. Matching
the trimming is a good idea if the
hat is black with a contrasting feath­
er, facing, ribbon or veil on it.
Or, better still, when you get •
hat with contrasting trim, choose
two pairs of gloves—one to match
the hat and one to match the trim.
Then when one pair of gloves is be­
ing washed (and most American-
made gloves can be washed) you
have another harmonious pair to
wear.
This hat and glove combination is
an unbeatable idea for making one
costume look like more, particularly
if the main costume is black, dark
brown, gray or beige ... all of
which can use hats and gloves in
several different colors.
Frog Fastenings
* The fact that frog fastening* are
again in use comes as good news.
Not only are “frogs” made of braid
**a la militaire,” but the newest
note is to form them of cordlngs of
the same cloth as the dress or coat.
They serve in a utilitarian way ad­
mirably, and designers are develop­
ing the theme from the decorative
point of view.
tern No. • • ■ •. •••••
Nam* ..........
Address
He and I
If a man should importune me
to give a reason why I loved my
friend, I find it could not other­
wise be expressed than by the an­
swer, “Because he was he; be­
cause I was I.”—Montaigne.
"Stopped Eating Things I Lied
because of gas, sour stomach and
heartbum. ADLERIKA relieves me.
Now I eat anything I like.** (J. M.-
Ark.) If spells of constipation upset
YOU, try quick-acting ADLERiKA
today.
AT YOUR DRUG STORE
Helpful Antagonist
He
that wrestles
with
us
strengthens our nerves, and sharp­
ens our skill. Our antagonist is
our helper.—Burke.
World Goes Round
The world is a wheel, and it
will all come round right.—Dis­
raeli.
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