Submarine Principle
First Used by Caddis Fly
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
A Stuffed Bunny Toy
The submarine principle wai
used millions of years ago by an
insect known as the caddis fly
The young of certain caddis flies
build a "submarine” of selected
materials found on the bed of a
stream or lake, binding them to­
gether with silk. By attaching or
detaching bubbles of air to their
cases and thereby altering the
specific gravity, the flies are able
to rise or submerge in water.
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Homemade Presents
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NEW! BRAN MUFFINS
WITH TANGY PINEAPPLE
Croud ideo for Sunday Night Supper
Aahl Crunchy toasted Kellogg’s All­
Bran dotted with tlavorful pineapplel
Different and dee-liciousl
>4 cup shortening >4 teaspoon salt
cup sugar
1 cup Kellogg's
1 egg
All-Bran
1 cup sifted flour 1 cup undralned
2'j teaspoons
crushed
baking powder
pineapple
1. Blend shortening and sugar; add
egg and beat well.
3. Sift flour with baking powder and
salt; add All-Bran. Stir Into first
mixture alternately with pineapple.
Mix only until combined.
1. Fill greased muffin pans *4 full.
Bake In moderately hot oven
(400 F.) 35 to 30 minutes.
Yield: 10 muffins — 3'« Inches In
diameter.
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Pot Roast with Potato Pancakes
Apple Sauce
Green Beans
Pineapple-Cabbage Slaw
Rolls
Beverage
Orange Tapioca Pudding
Cookies
A DAY or two or three spent in
the kitchen instead of out among
Christmas crowds will yield several
lovely as well as edible presents to
give your closest friends.
114 lemons
Most people are so busy around
14 pound preserved ginger
the holidays, not only with shopping
',4 pint water
but with enter­
Sugar
taining that food
Pare, quarter and core pears.
presents will be
really welcome. Pare apples, core and cut cross­
Think how nice it wise into one-half-inch slices. Grate
is to receive some rind of lemons and add juice to the
colorful jelly to water. Cut ginger in small pieces.
serve with Christ­ For every pound of fruit allow one
mas dinner or a pound of sugar. Boil sugar and wa­
homemade coffee cake done up in ter to a syrup, then add remaining
ingredients and boil 45 minutes or
gala wrappings!
until thick and clear. Place in
Make a gift list of food presents,
then bring out the recipes and de­
cide just how much of each to make.
Wrap prettily and deliver just as
you would other presents. Keep a
few extra boxes of food gifts to give
just in case someone you'd forgot­
ten drops in unexpectedly.
If you put up a lot of jellies, jams
and preserves during the summer,
bring these out and wrap in gay
paper and tie with fancy bows.
Even one jar makes a perfectly de­
lightful present.
For more elaborate presents you
might want to give several jars on
This Christmas tree coffee cake
a tray that may be used for relishes
will make a welcome present for
or sandwiches.
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neighbors or close friends, be­
cause it’s good to eat as well as
JUST IN CASE you do not have
very festive appearing. To make
enough jars of jelly from summer,
it, use a yeast dough recipe given
here are some recipes to replenish
in the column and decorate with
the supply.
candied red and green cherries to
Cranberry Jam
give the effect of lights.
(Makes 13 6-ounce glasses)
7 cups prepared fruit
sterilized cans or jars and seal at
3 cups sugar
once.
3 cups light corn syrup
Christmas Tree Coffee Cake
1 box powdered fruit pectin
(Makes 1 tree cake)
To prepare fruit, add four cups
1 cup ready-to-eat bran
water to about three and one-fourth
1 cup scalded milk
pounds of fully ripe cranberries.
cup shortening
Bring to a boil and simmer, cov­
*4 cup sugar
ered, for 10 minutes. Sieve pulp to
1 teaspoon salt
remove seeds, if desired. (For
1 cake compressed yeast or
spiced cranberry jam, simmer fruit
1 package granular yeast
with one-half teaspoon ground
1 egg, well beaten
cloves and one teaspoon cinnamon
2’■ cup sifted flour
Combine branj milk, shortening,
sugar and salt. Stir until shorten­
ing is melted, then cool to luke­
warm. Soften yeast in this mixture.
Add egg. Stir in flour to make a
soft dough; cover. Let stand ten
minutes. Knead on lightly floured
surface. Place in a greased boul.
Cover and let rise in a warm place
until doubled in bulk. Punch dorvra
Form dough into a long rope of
roll about one inch thick; swirl back
and forth on a
cookie sheet in
Presents made in your kitchen
shape of a pine
reflect your interest and thought­
tree, reserving a
fulness to the recipient of the gift,
small portion of
especially if you give gay and col­
the dough to use
orful jars of jellies and other
for the trunk of
canned goods. I'se some of the
the tree. Cover
stock you put up this summer for
and let rise until
gifts.
doubled in bulk.
or one and one-half teaspoons of any Bake in a moderate (375-degree)
oven for about 25 minutes. When
desired combination of spices )
Measure sugar and corn syrup cool, frost with uncooked icing
into a dry bowl and set aside until (made out of powdered sugar and
needed. Measure prepared fruit in­ a little milk) and decorate with can-
to a five to six quart kettle filling died cherries to represent lights
up the last cup or fraction of cup on a tree.
with water if necessary. Place over
HERE IS an excellent fruit bread
powdered fruit |
to have on hand for the holidays
pectin, mix well, '
because it will keep fresh for weeks
and continue stir­
if kept wrapped in waxed paper
ring until mixture
and placed in a tin. Slice it thip
comes to a hard
and use for sandwiches. It makes
boil. Pour in sugar ,
a lovely gift.
and syrup at once,
Eruit Bread
stirring constantly.
reduce
(Makes 3 loaves)
foaming, one-fourth teaspoon butter
may be added.) Continue stirring, | 12 eggs
3 cups sugar
bring to a full, rolling boil and boil
16 cups flour
hard one minute.
2 tablespoons baking pouder
Remove from fire, skim, pour
2 cups chopped seedless raisins
quickly. Paraffin hot jam at once.
2 cups chopped walnuts
Apricot Jam
. 1 cup chopped, candied orange
1 pound dried apricots
peel
Hi cups sugar
Beat
the eggs and sugar together
1 cup seedless raisins
cup water in which apricots i for 10 minutes on an electric mixer. ,
(Hand beating will take an hour so
were soaked
you'll have to enlist help from the I
1 orange
Wash apricots and soak in water youngsters!) Fold in the flour and
baking powder which have been sift- 1
enough to cover for one hour. Slice i | ed
together. Add the fruits, mixed
orange fine and cut each slice in
fine pieces. Mix all ingredients to­ I and floured with a bit of extra flour. I
Bake in greased loaf pans in a slow
gether.
I (325-degree) oven for one hour.
Cook slowly until thickened Fill
This is a nice bread for a gift.
jelly glasses and seal with paraffin
It's rich and has a distinctive flavor i
at once.
' because of the walnuts. Serve it for I
Pear and Apple Conserve
sandwiches when entertaining, i
fl hard pears
' rather than for a meal.
ti tart apples
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Make Wrappings Gay
For Home Made Gifts
ini puddings can be gi ven away
in si
‘olorful bowls or molds
with
aper over the top The
itment around the paper
tive effect.
i re gi\ .ng aw a y cookies
in a
I, flat, tin box. make it
lacv frill
aroui
edge of the cover. A
real holly sprig on top iviU show
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Make or buy biscuit and pastry
mixes a nd store in the refrigerator
to have them ready for quick u St.
Make it easy to stuff your hoi :day
bird bv getting crumbs ready « arty
and stoiring them in glass jaris.
Round cereal boxes such as t hese
in whic h oatmeal comes ma\r be
covered with candy striped p a per
and filli?d with cookies
Childr ens goodies can be g iven
away in small socks Put *.n a : ed
candy c ane for color and tie the
sock wi th a red. green or coh rful
bow.
This Home-Mixed
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'Tis the season to be jolly—and
if you're a woman facing the vex­
ing question of what to get him,
here's a two-way perfect solution:
If he's a smoker who likes his
cigarettes on the cool, mild side,
get him a carton or two of Camels.
Their choice tobaccos are sure to
please him on Christmas Day. Or
perhaps he enjoys smoking a pipe,
too. If so, mellow Prince Albert
Smoking Tobacco will round out
your gift selection in a mighty
handsome manner. Both items are
right in keeping with your holi­
day sentiment; they come gaily
wrapped in special Christmas
packages. The Camel cartons con­
tain 200 cool, mild Camel ciga­
rettes. And the pound tin of Prince
Albert is brimful of mild, tasty
smoking that has truly earned the
title — the National Joy Smoke.
Each gift has space for your writ­
ten greetings.
When you give
Camels and Prince Albert for
Christmas, you can be sure of |
pleasing him! They're easy to or- I
der, too; a local dealer is well
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Cough medicines usually contain a
large quantity of plain syrup—a good
ingredient, but on© which you can
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granulated sugar and 1 cup of water,
and stir a few moments until dis-
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honey, instead of sugar syrup.
Then get from any druggist 2^
ounces of I’inex, pour it into a pint
bottle, and fill up with your syrup.
This gives you a full pint of wonderful
medicine for coughs due to colds. It
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This is actually a surprisingly ef-
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