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Show Tuesday, February 3, 1948 TIIE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH PAGE SIX SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS XJce-- FICTION By FREDERICK LAING Come e landlady vai smiling at them tha wo It in Red Ridinghood. "Yon look kind young to bo married couple. "Ok wo aren't married yet, teg gy blurted out. She felt Bills fingers tighten on her arm. "So you better show us that apartment before she changes her mind, ' he added. She glanced up at him with a nervous little smile, feeling ashamed, wishing fhe hadnt let him read her thoughts. The landlady laughed and Peggy laughed louder than she'd wanted TUB to. "We want two rooms. BID said, "two rooms and a decent kitchen. And not facing on the street, please. Too many trucks in Greenwich Village to suit me. "I adore the Village, Peggy said quickly. The trouble wa. the words seemed to Jump out before she knew what she was going to say. Bill stared up at a long crack in the celling. Sure, we adore the Village. She pinched him when the landlady wasnt looking and he gave her hair a tug, and everything was all right again. They followed the landlady up the stairs. She had Just the thing for them, she said. "A couple of kids like you wont mind walking up four flights. "Oh, no, Peggy answered. Then she glanced at BUI. WeU, would fi FOUn FLIGHTS UP TO IIEAVEII ing at Peggy, .T do her a favor and she makes fun of my plumbing." "I think it's nice if a man knows how to fix the plumbing. Peggy aaid. She glanced from the thin hands to the thin, pale face. 1 really do." Ha looked pleased. Tm a painter, too, he told her. Look, I painted this china closet What do you think of the shade?" o It made her feel ao flattered to have a writer showing off for her benefit "Iti a lovely color, ahe told him. And then aha could feel Bill eyes on her. "Isnt It BUI? "Yeah, Bill said dryly, "blue. Peggy winced. Well, that proved the top of the doorway aa they went In together. This la a dog house, be said. Peggy was in such a daze she thought he said, Doll first house, iiiiii ijgse ien11, gp wtow dnfto1 flte at Isnt it she said excitedly And hit then, seeing expression, What? A dog house, he said. Look, can almost touch the ceiling. Listen Peggy. Ive learned something about buildings in the elevator bust' ness." Do you know how old this house Is? Why, it was a dump when they built the Brooklyn bridge. Petty tasped. "He heard you! Suddenly all the thrill was gone he wasnt color blind. and her heart felt like lead Her Its the same shade as your hat eyes were blinking as she turned this writer was saying. and went back into the living room. She blushed. "Think of a man Bill foUowed behind her, stooping with an exaggerated wariness as he noticing that. Yeah, Bin aaid. Tha way ba went through the doorway. said it It wasnt exactly a complHer fingers were twisting the eniment gagement ring nervously around wey Stripes fashion Pert 3roch 111 he a flew Ulouie for Spring V sS V "v A f A'1' tr r. i s t , - i i-- i S , S' h Its Easy to Serva Eggs Daily! (See recipes below.) Eggs wet BUI looked up at the celling again. "My family simply refuses to eat aggs, and I dont know how to work "Oh, no. them Into my menus, says many She knew what he was thinking. a housewife who Is trying desperAnd It was true. She didnt want to to five ately live In a place that had elevators. each member of Bad enough to have him come home her family the talking about them every night Bad egg a day that enough to havq to inswer the neighnutritionists recbors' questions with, "My husband? ommend. She Oh he , , . er, sells elevators war could see them lifting their eyeToday, devoting the eol-ubrows. "Elevators? Pardon me for to recipea smiling, Mrs. Bill, but I never knew J which art rich In any one had to seU elevators. I alegg. For the f, Just bap-- , ways thought they , families who' refuse to eat eggs as pened. fix esld to how If the I think Ite nice a man knew plumbing, Peggy such, there are many ways of disNo, definitely not a place with eleShe glanced from the thin hand to the thin, pale face. "I really do. vators. She didnt want to be reguising them. Instead of poached for breakfast, serve a Dutch eggs minded of her husband's business If you want to see the apart- and around. One thing sure, ehe every time she went hi and out of ment, the landlady began aharply. wasnt going to marry an elevator pancake, for example, and see how well received it is; use batter breed the bouse. Then ahe pulled a amile over her salesman. Or any other kind of a for lunch, end serve a vegetable The landladys short, bowed legs the kit- salesman, for that matter. falsa teeth. "Thla here custard for dinner. Isnt It easy? were leading them up the stairs chen. "Listen, honey, Bill laid gloomDutch Pancake. briskly, showing them how easy it like the "If ily. you really You mean the apartBin place. was to climb four flights. Youl ment- aaid. Into the kitchen? (Serves 4) It didn't matter. Nothing matopens 4 egg find St nice and quiet here. I'm sure. Behind hi glatsei, the young tered now, really. Just to get out. The genUeman who has it now has mena H cup sifted flour blue eye were looking To get away. To get out of everybeen there three years. And hes a amused.light H teaspoon salt "Oh youll get used to it. thing as painlessly as possible. writer. H eup milk I guess you have to be a writer And Itll give your friends some2 tablespoons soft batter "A writer? Peggy had kind at a aha or to to it. talk about appreciate something thing Confectioners auger tunny feeling all of a sudden. Like "Haa soma little talker himself, told him, forcing out the words. She she'd gone up in an elevator too isnt hot the landlady said. Jam glanced at the pale young man and fast. A writer. That was what she'd Beat the eggs. Sift flour and salt I think haa wonderful," Pgy managed to smile. "A writer or an always thought shed marry some said, laughing. Ha certainly knew artist together and add to eggs alternateday. Or maybe an artist Somebody how to make a person feel perfectly ly with milk to make a smooth 1 dont know, the young batter. Ilk that butter over the botat ease. man protested with a shrug. tom andSpread aides of a cold frying pan. aha got a look at Bins Than "What kind of stuff do you writ? Peggy Intrigued Pour In batter and place In a hot faee. She began to feel miserable. They ware walking up the last If only be wouldn't look like that. BUI asked grudgingly. (400 degrees) even. Bake 20 to 25 "Huh? tha young man said. flight now and some one upstairs Lika a . Sha tried to push the minutee, reducing heat gradually to The landlady laughed. "Him? moderate (350 opened a door. Don't let him be any thought out of her mind but It came degrees) during tha And son. no writer. Hee my better looking than Bill, ahe begged. right back again. . . . Lika a dis- Ha's should puff at the Pancake baking. vacAs It happened, ha wasnt He w as salesman. Im sura youll she added proudly, "he tells sides and b crisp and brown. Sprin-kl- a appointed Just a palt young man with glasses. make a mistake If you .don't buy uum cleaners. with confectioners sugar and Run out of the room. Run down Ha stood there in hie slacka and our alavatora, Mr. Kotch. with Jam. Roll like an omespread blue ehlrt and ba looked . . , well, Tha landlady ltd them Into the tha stair, sho told herself. But let Serve on hot platter at one. difon second glance he looked living room, end when Peggy aew BUla arm went around her shouBatter Bread. ferent Nobody wguld ever take him It, her heart sat up and begged lder, ateadying her, and Jii arm TIT (Serves I) tender. and felt for a Ufa guard. Thata what ahe'd strong In tha bookcase Her eyea drank I aggs la a she man Bill too, waa first that salesman, My thought time, that covered a whole wall, the orig1 eup buttermilk eld. And ahe held her head up. "Ha whea theyd met on the beech. inal paintings on unframed canvas, 1 eup sweet milk "Come right In. The young men tha verilxed fireplace with thiee sella elevator., H cup fine whits esrameal waved something at them. It turned painted masks above it And there 2 teaspoons baking pswder out to be a monkey wrench, of ell was a table with a typewriter and New Chemical Weapons H teaspoon baking soda In caretilings. Dont mind me, Tm Just a lota of papers plled-u- p H teaspoon salt Combat Weed Pests the plumber. less stacks. 2 tablespoons melted better r Peggy laughed. It waa so unexWhat darling tasta you have. She Farmers and householders wagt shortening pected. it made her feel good. The almost said it but ahe thought about ing war on crab grass and other Set pan te oven to heat. plumber, aha said, aa tbelr eyes Bill just In tha nick of time. troublesome weed end grasses can Beat baking add buttermilk end met "Imagine. "The bedroom' In there," the look for help from two new weap- sweet aggs, beat well end add milk, dry "Soane plumber, the landlady landlady said. Sha let Peggy and on. sifted together, then the s. aaid. Bill go Into tha bedroom by g chemicals beer ingredients The butter. 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Inend who was kind and wlsol LYNN CHAMBERS Omelet Supreme with Creamed Chicken Shredded Carrots, Green Beans, Pineapple, Apple, Nut Salad Canned Blueberry Pi Beverage , Recipe given. ti ... Jo them-selva- weed-killin- cob-troU- THE GOLDEN HILLS D d D LYNN SAYS: Yea Need Time Savers la the Kitchen I' 'V J jit 'wwvl riff tt Potatoes will bake in half the time if you parboil them first for 15 minutes. Rhubarb, celery, asparagus and green onions should be cut by the bunch rather than by the stalk. Us n beard end a very sharp knife. Paper towels or napkins kept In the bottom of a bydrator will prevent rust from forming on lettuce and other greens. SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 83 Sooth WeUs SL Chlesto 7, IU. Enclose 25 cents la coins for each pattern desired. Pattern Striped Dress A YOUNG miss of three to eight is certain to adore this sweet little frock that can go to school or parties depending on the fabric. si Name Address- - . Pattern Ham-Chees- e No. 1707 is for sizes S, 4, 5, 8. 7 and 8 years. Size 4, 11a yards of 35 or Souffle. Two Styles in Blouses "M OWS the time to plan on some exciting new blouses for your spring suit. The two styles shown - (Serves 4) IK cops milk 1 teaspoon salt H teaspoon pepper H cup grated Swiss cheese 4 eggs 4 slice ham 4 slices tomato Xi , MENU go It was all my fault, Pearl. I admit I was surly and grumpy. No wonder that even the kids were scared of me. But everythipgs better now. Ive found out that constipation caused by lat!k of bulk in my diet can be licked! Believe me, I advise others who Buffer the same way to do what I did: just eat a bowlful of KELLOGGS every day and drink plenty of water. They say its Ameriaas most famous laxative cereal believe me, it sure gets my vote. Or make it up into muffins they taste grand too . . . Come home, dear, and find a bran new man waiting for you. Thats me your ever-lovhusband, JOE together easily and have a choice of sleeve lengths a wonderful way to pep up your winter wardrobe, too. Add milk, seasoning and cheese to slightly beaten eggs. Turn the ture into a baking dish which has been greased and line with ham and tomato and set into a pan of hot water. Baka in a moderate oven, (350 degrees) for 25 to 30 minutes er until the custard 'PEARL: COME HOME Pattern No. 8248 comes In sizes 12. 14, and 20. Size 14, bow blouse, 2 yards 18. 18 mix- ALL-BRA- Get Well Ijgl QUICKER froafeerCMSk Dm to e Cold CHI rVlCNenayATar I O fvLL in Cough Compound la firm. Let stand for three minutes and unmold onto a platter. Serve with tomato sauce, which may be heated canned tomato soup. The above mixture also may be baked in individual ramekins. Place ham and tomato slice on bottom f each before pouring in the mixture. There are' lots of fin variations for omelet that make it ideal for serving as a main luncheon or supper dish. OvJU UilLy N LiioJ LvjkjdLJ OF SMALL CHAINS, CORN, FLAX AND PASTURES nnm pnEtm in growing crops with Omelet Supreme. (Serves I) 5 eggs, separated teaspoon salt 1 tablespoons flour K teaspoon pepper H eup green pepper or parsley, finely chapped 2 teblespeean onion, finely chapped 2 oops creamed teaa, chicken, lobster or vegetables Add salt to white and beat stiff. Beat yolks then add pepper and flour and beat te bland thoroughly. Add green pepper and onion. Fold yolk mixture into beaten whites. Pour mixture bit two well greased hot eight-inc- h layer pans (place pans in oven to beat while mixing omelet). Spread mixture lightly in the pans having mixture higher around the edge. Bake la a moderate oven (350 degrees) for if minutes or until knife inserted comes out clean. To serve. Invert on layer on warm erring platter. Pour about V& cup creamed mixture over layer. Invert second layer atop sauce. T serve, cut te pieces. 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