Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, December 7, 1944
sVooden Toy» Thai
Are Easy to Make
VZ'OIJ probably huve odds and
* ends on bund right now that
would m ake thia dashing horse.
You don't need un elaborate work
shop. A cotnpuss saw from the
five and dime will do to cut out
this horse's head; and you don’t
have to be un urtist to puint it
A U T H E N T IC
I A ALY
►►
A M E R IC A N
HOBBY HORSE
H t AO
MAKI A
BROOMSTICK
HORST OR A
TOOOLI
BIKS
MAY
B I CUT
FROM A «.
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SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
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Pretty Frock for Gala Occasions
New Party Frock for Little Girl
Hl. Phi Hipr
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T IIE M A N F R O M MAKS A N I)
I I I E A M I KK AN K A IIIO
O gw opl, the M a n fro m M ars, had
spent a week-end in A m e ric a and
wus m ost anxious to re tu rn w ithout
d elay . N uthing could m a k e h im stay
longer. I t seem s he hud spent the ,
tim e listening to the radio.
“ How do you lik e A m e ric a ? “ we
asked.
“ A s th e s e a t o f s to m a c h a c id ity ,
b le e d in g g u m s , s c a lp tro u b le s , In
te s tin a l d iflle u ltie s a n d the lik e it Is
t e r r l f l e , ” he re p lie d .
use
a c t u a l s ir s
F A T T I RN TO CUT
A N O S TS N C IL
A LS O AS A
OUIDE TOR
A S S E M B L IN G
with a professional flourish "when
you use the stencil und color guide
offered.
The broomstick horse will de
light uny toddler. If you are more
am bitious you cun cut out wheels
and saddle und put a real toddld
bike together with bolts, a few
nails and screws.
• •
•
NOTE Pattern 237 give» actual-alze pat-
tern for horae'a head and all parta of the
toddle bike. A stencil or tracing design
and color guide are included; also Illus
trated strp b ys lep directions for as
sembling Your name, address, pattern
number and IS cents will bring you thia
pattern. Address:
MRS RUTH WYETH SPEAKS
Bedford Hills
New York
Orawrr 10
Enclose IS cents for Pattern No 257.
N a m e ....................... ..........................
Address.....................................................
Airplane Ceilings
The service ceiling of any air
plane is the highest altitude at
which a plane can still climb 100
feet u m inute, while its absolute
ceiling is the m axim um altitude
the plane can reach.
D O N ’T JUST
C O LD
M IS E R IE S t
G E T A 4 U I T / P I E RELIEF
KUH ONE—Rodwte fever.
RELIEF TWO-Eost stuffy nets.
RELIEF THREE-Rsdws body « lo t.
RELIEF FOUR-Eose maids poles.
RELIEF FIVE-Lanas baodocha.
C row »'» G o ld T a b le t » , lik e m a n y a
d o cto r*» p r e s c r ip tio n , a re ■ m u lt i p le
m e d ic in e . A c o m b in a t io n o f e U h t o c -
tlv e m e d ic in a l In g r e d ie n t» r« p e r (a lly
d e s ig n ed fo r r e lie f o f u s u a l c o ld m l» -
» rie ». In a la t u n g e n u in e .
GROVES
C O LD
TABLETS
When Your "Innards”
are Crying the Blues
WHEN CONSTIPATION makes yon feel
punk a t the dickens, brings on stomach
upset, sour taste, gasey discomfort, take
D r. Caldwell’s famous medicine to quickly
'l the trigger on lazy “innards” , and
p yon feat bright and chipper again.
G
OR. CALDWELL’S is tha Wonderful senna
laxative contained in good old Syrup Pep
sin to make it so easy to take.
MANY DOCTORS nee pepsin preparations
in prescriptions to make the medicine more
palatable and agreeable to take. So be sure
your laxative is contained in Syrup Pepsin.
INSIST ON DR. CALDWELL’S— the favorite
of millions for SO years, and feel that whole
some relief from constipation. Even finicky
children love it.
We d id n 't q uite fello w him .
" I had no Idea the U n ited States
was a place m a in ly concerned w ith
m a tte rs of g astric Juices," he con
tinued. "Y o u rs Is a d is tin ctly p h a r
m a c e u tic a l land, isn 't it? ”
“ P h a rm a c e u tic a l? ” we asked.
“ Y e s ,” s a id th e M a n fro m
“ I d e v o te d m o s t of m y v is it to
in g a b o u t A m e r ic a fro m th e
a m o s t w o n d e rfu l d e v ic e , a n d
e r h e a rd so m u c h ta lk ab o u t
M ars .
le a r n
ra d io ,
I nev
p ills .
W e began to understand now.
“ One of the ch ief industries of
yo u r co u n try,” continued the M an
fro m M a rs , “ seems to be handling
the bad b reath and body odor situ a
tion. which I take it fro m the b ro ad
casts, a re yo u r forem ost national
p ro b le m .”
“ N ow look,’ ’ we began.
“ And you tuke it a ll in such a jo l
ly m o o d ,” he kept on. 'So m any of
the ra d io references w ere in song.
T h e han dling of B .O ., as you ca ll it,
in a m u sic al mood is quite o rig in al.
B ut doesn't it e v e r get on your
n erves? ’ ’
“ I suppose th at to a person fro m
an o ther planet, to ta lly u n fa m ilia r
w ith our customs, the ra d io m ust
g ive a strange Im p ressio n,” we said.
“ W hat do A m eric an s do when not
ta k in g v ita m in s ? ” he asked.
“ Oh, th a t doesn’t ta k e up .much
of th e ir tim e ,' w e insisted.
“ R ut it m u s t,” said O gw opl, the
M a n fro m M a rs . " I ’ m a fa irly ac
tiv e person but I couldn't possibly
consider a ll the v ita m in s , m a ke the
essential selection,
take
as d i
rected and have a fre e m o m ent le ft.
And yo u r people’s scalps and teeth
m ust be In a w fu l condition.”
“ N o t n e c e s s a rily ,” we said.
“ T h e a ir is Jam m ed w ith urgent
lectu res on w h a t to do about th e m ,”
insisted the M a n fro m M a rs .
“I
m a d e a tw o-hour check. T h e coast-
to-coast discussions of constipation
topped e v e ry th in g else on the a ir,
but the advices on an ti-sto m ach ac id
ity , d ry scalp and m outhw ashes ran
v e ry close. You h ave m y deepest
s y m p a th y .”
• • •
H e was reach in g fo r his hat.
“ O h. one th in g ,” he said In the
d oo rw ay, “ w hat was the n am e of
th a t beer th at w ins w ars? I w an t to
te ll m y co u ntrym en about it. W e
have our d isturbances you know. I t
m ig h t com e In v e ry h an d y .”
W e g ave h im the nam e of six
beers and th ree ales.
• • *
“ And th a t c ig a r? ’ he asked.
“ W hich c ig a r? ”
“ T h e one the announcer says has
been g ivin g people poise, content
m e n t, com panionship and the feel
ing of brotherhood fo r 70 years?*
A t th a t m o m e n t w e tuned in on
the ra d io In a d v e rte n tly . A voice de
m and ed . “ A re you o ver 35?”
T h e M a n fro m
M a rs zoomed
aw a y.
• • •
G lo b al Croonery.
( “ I h ave not heaitated to tra v e l
fro m co u rt to court lik e a w an d e r
ing m in s tre l. B ut alw ay s w ith the
sam e song o r the sam e set of
songs.” — W inston C h u rc h ill.)
A w an d e rin g m in s tre l I —
A th in g of shreds and patches,
O f b allads, songs and snatches.
Designed fo r a m ity !
CAUTIO N: Use only as directed.
DR.
COWELL'S
SENNA LAXATIVE
CON’" MD ,N SYRUP PEPSIN
1230
oin tm ents, lotions, oeltxers, capsules,
tab lets, purges, e tc e te ra , in m y life .
Y o ur people m ust re a lly be In a
very bad w a y .”
M y catalo g is long;
W ith special tunes in Russian;
A v o id in g a ll percussion
I sing of rig h t and w rong!
I w an der fro m court to court
T o sing of understandings
(W h ile m a k in g thpee-point landings)
To m a k e the b a ttle short!
1-5 yr».
B a k e Y o u r C h r is tm a s G o o d ie s N o w !
Homemade Gifts
C h ristm as can put a s train on
your sugar budget especially If you
a re baking lots of
goodies fo r your
friends.
But to
d ay I ’ m
giving
recipes th a t w ill
keep the dents
out of the sugar
ration and still
g iv e p l e n t y o f
good holiday eating.
Sugar savers or substitutes are
p lentifu l in most localities now and
answ er the need for sweets w ithout
sugar.
T h e h o m em a ke r can use
light and d ark corn syrups, honey,
d ried fru its , etc.
I t you are givin g cookies as gifts,
w ra p th em p re ttily in sm a ll boxes
w ell lined w ith w axed paper. C o ver
them in gay C h ristm as w rappings,
and anyone w ill be happy to get a
h om em ade present fro m you!
Honey, though expensive, w ill not
bring up the p rice of these cookies
which a re crisp y and w ell spiced:
Honey C risples.
(M a k e s 3 dozen)
14 cup shortening
14 cup honey
2'4 cups sifted flour
14 teaspoon allspice
14 teaspoon cloves
14 teaspoon cinnam on
14 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
B oil shortening and honey togeth
er 1 m in ute. Cool. Add sifted d ry
ing redien ts. Roll
to *4 inch th ic k
ness and cut in
d e s ir e d s h a p e
w ith cookie cut
ter. S p rin k le w ith
colored sugar and
bake on a greased
b akin g sheet in a
m o d era te (350-degree) oven.
Can
died fru it or nuts m a y also be
pressed into the ce n te r of the cook
ies.
O a tm e a l has long been a fa v o rite
in g re d ien t of cookies. H e re the d ry
ness of the c e re a l is balanced by the
m oistness of ap ricots:
'A p r ic o t O a tm e a l Cookies.
(M a k e s 70 cookies)
114 cups flour
14 tea s p o o n sod a
114 teaspoons salt
14 teaspoon nutm eg
*4 teaspoon cinnam on
14 cup shortening
14 cup sugar
1 cup d a rk corn syrup
1 egg
1 cup m ashed, cooked apricots
H i cups ro lled oats (uncooked)
14 cup chopped nutm eats
C re a m shortening and sugar. Add
syrup, b eat w ell. Add egg and beat
u ntil lig h t and fluffy. Add apricots,
oats and nuts; m ix thoroughly. Sift
L Y N N SA YS:
I d e ftly tune m y ly re
T o keep us a ll as brothers.
And soothe the Poles and others—
And not s tir Joseph’s ire!
Recommended
by Many
DOCTORS
I 'm in the m in s tre l “ b iz“ —
I w a rb le h ith e r-th ith e r,
So friendships m a y not w ith e r—
B u t w h a t a jo b it is!
• • * •
F rig h ten ed O ff
critic s say, “ T h is p la y ’s a
‘m u s t,’ ”
I h ave no yen to get th ere fust.
When
» » •
Helps tone up adult
s y s te m s — h e lp s
children build sound
teeth, strong bones.
R h ineland V ersion.
H e r r G oebbels has announced th at
G e rm a n school ch ild re n m ust now
w o rk in w a r factories.
Schooldays, schooldays, d ear old
golden ru le days,
W elding and d rillin g and sw eat
ing, oh!
A ll fo r our le a d e r, the so-and-so.
» » »
fry SCOTT’S
E M U L S IO N
"W a n te d :
Young m an assist In
la m p d ept; lig h t w ork. E . B. L a
th am , 250 F o u rth .” — H e ra ld T rib u n e
■ •
I t sounds logical.
F or the L ittle G irl
(See R ecipes Below)
A B it of D ressing: V a ry in g the
dressing in salads helps add in te r
est to this course. These sim ple
tric k s w ill help:
Use lem on ju ic e and sugar for
p la in lettuce. O r, m ix m ayo n
naise w ith shredded cooked beets,
chopped
hard -b oiled
egg and
p ic kle relish.
F o r lettu ce, cabbage or fru it
salads, y o u 'll lik e peanut b utter
blended w ith rich m ilk , honey or
sugar and salt to taste.
T o use F re n c h dressing for
fru it salads, sweeten w ith honey
and add a dash of lem on juice for
taste.
Sour c re a m is an ideal dress
ing fo r m ix e d fresh fru it salads.
Add v in e g a r o r lem on ju ice to
sour c re a m
and season w ith
salt and pepper. Chopped apples
and sliced bananas m a y also be
added to the dressing. P our this
m ix tu re over the fru it salad,
sp rin kle w ith finely chopped nut-
m eats and top w ith m arashino
ch erries th a t have the stems le ft
on. V e ry p re tty , indeed!
C h ris tm a s
G ift
Box
J7VERY little girl loves a new
party frock. Mother can easily
and quickly m ake this dainty one
with its full skirt gathered onto the
yoke. P retty for play tim e too.
Suggestions
•A p ric o t O atm e al Cookies
Whole Nuts
C andied F ru it
•Slices of Regal Pudding
Assorted Jellies
•R ecipes given.
Princess
Frock
Y^OU’LL look lovely and slim
* in this charm ing Princess frock
with its contrasting yoke that
fram es your face so beccfiningly.
For th at all-im portant “ furlough
d ate!”
flour w ith other d ry ingredients and
add, beating w ell.
D rop by h all
spoonfuls on greased cookie sheet
about 1L4 inches ap art. B ake for 15
to 18 m inutes in a 375-degree oven.
I f you frost these ginger cookies
w ith a sim ple powdered sugar icing,
Pattern No. 1252 comes in sizes 12. 14.
you w ill have a v e ry dressed up
16. 18 and 20 Size 14. »4 sleeve, requires
cookie:
314 yards of 39 inch material; 14 yard of
35 or 39 inch m aterial for contrasting
Soft G in g er Cookies.
yoke.
(M a k e s 3 dozen)
For this pattern send 25 cents in coins,
!4 cup sugar
your name, address, size desired, and the
14 cup shortening
pattern number.
1 cup molasses
14 cup sour m ilk
314 cups sifted flour
1 teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon ginger
1 teaspoon cinnam on
• • •
Pattern No. 1230 comes in sizes 1, 2,
3, 4 and 5 years. Size 2, dress with
panties, requires 214 yards of 39 inch ma
terial, 314 yards ric rac to trim .
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions, slightly more time
is required in filling orders for a few of
the most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to:
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT.
149 New Montgomery St.
San Francisco, Calif.
Enclose 25 cents in coins for each
pattern desired.
Pattern No.........................Size..............
Name ......................................................
Address...................................................
So the Little Man Wasn’t
Going to Disobey Now!
C re a m sugar and shortening and
add molasses. B e at w ell. S ift dry
ingredients together and add a lte r
n ately to cream ed m ix tu re with
m ilk .
L e t stand se ve ral hours in
re frig e ra to r. R o ll on floured board
and cut into desired shapes with
cookie cu tter. P lac e on a greased
b akin g sheet and bake for 15 m in
utes in a pre-heated oven (375 de
g rees).
T h in kin g about an ap p ro priate
pudding fo r the festivities? H e re if
an in e x p e n s iv e
o n e w h ic h w i l l
s e rv e a la rg e
q u a n tity. I t has a
lot of fru it but re
quires no sugar
and only a little
honey fo r sw eet
ening. S erve w ith a c re a m y orange
sauce, hot.
•R e g a l Pudding
(Serves 10 to 12)
14 cup shortening
14 cap honey
2 beaten eggs
2 cups chopped d rie d figs
14 cup chopped d rie d apricots
14 cup w h ite raisins
1 tablespoon g rated lem on rind
1 cap g rate d c a rro t
14 cup chopped w aln u t m eats
214 cups flour
1 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons b akin g powder
14 teaspoon soda
14 teaspoon nutm eg
14 cup m ilk
An eastern potentate, who
wanted to know how m any m en
were afraid of their wives, sent
for all his m arried subjects and
commanded those who always
obeyed their wives to stand on
one side.
Prom ptly the crowd stepped
over. That is—all but one man.
Seeing to his surprise that it was
a very sm all fellow who stood
apart from the others, the poten
tate asked him why such a puny
individual as himself had a mind
of his own.
“ When I left home, your Ma
jesty,” explained the diminutive
m an, “ I promised my wife that I
would not go in any crow d.”
n
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O range Sauce.
3 tablespoons flour
% cup sugar
14 cup orange ju ice
1 cup hot w a te r
1 tablespoon g rated orange rind
3 tablespoons b utter
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Sen-Gau
M ix flour w ith sugar. Add orange
ju ice and hot w a te r.
Cook until
thick, s tirrin g constantly. Add g ra t
ed orange rin d and b u tte r and serve
w a rm over pudding.
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Oven T ip .
When baking fru it puddings or
fru it cakes, place a pan containing
2 cups w a te r on the bottom of the
oven. This w ill help give g re a te r
volum e and shiny, glistening top to
e ith e r pudding or cake.
M a k in g Sauces.
Sauces for puddings a re best
m ade in double b o iler to prevent
them fro m scorching. I t w ill also
help keep them w a rm u ntil tim e to
serve.
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low directions in folder. Works fine I
C re a m shortening; add honey;
blend; add eggs. B e at thoroughly.
Add fru its, rin d, c a rro t and nut-
m eats. S ift d ry ingredients and add
a lte rn a te ly w ith m ilk.
Pour into a
greased and floured 8-inch tube pan
and bake in a m o d era te (350-degree)
oven 1 hour and 15 m inutes. Serve
w ith the follow ing:
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