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Show THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH 4HHfIHfIHLIHHt Draped Millinery in Fashion & By Bavarian Creams Are Delicious 1 - JULIA BOTTOMLEY t, (l'rt-pari- V could happen than rex Hal of the art of millinery. One of the amusing contradictions about the new soft draped millinery is that which often seems to be Just a rag of a hat" in the hand, becomes an imposing millinery masterpiece on the bead, having all those qualities of dignity and sophisticated lines," which are so essential to good style." A very new and ultra treatment sponsored fey Trench modistes Is that of the hanging side jabot. The model in t lie center of this group demonstrates tlie extremes to which Baris milliners are going in the matter of jabots or drooping bows, which fall sometimes quite to the shoulder. Caps of the type as Illustrated are most often made of wide transparent velvet ribbon, which Is almost ns thin and supple ns chiffon. The first model pictured faces the brim with pnle beige flat fur, which is as supple as any fabric. The rest of the hat so adroitly draped Is of brown velvet. Broadcloth was used for the bat to the right, the draped contour featureffect Inspired by ing a ancient Egyptian headdress. In the last model a felt hood has a draped facing of matching satin, for satin used with felt or solell Is very fashionable. The other wee sketches are merely suggestions as to the trend of the mode. 1929 Western Newspaper Union ) Tomato Juice Cocktail glass of tomato Juice mnkes a delicious and Inexpensive cocktail and appetizer for winter meals, and it nlso provides vitamine C, so valuable for health, especially In children. A Hats that escape an intricate drap-linat the hands of the milliner are few and far between. The art of drap ling which manifested itself at the first of the season in a few adroit touches here and there, mostly in the (little soft felt hoods which are so is developing into a eonspicuous-jlfeatuied vogue. As it now Is the mx hole scheme of tilings seems to cen ter about the idea of skillfully ma nipulating to the point of extreme. that of which the hat is made, be it : felt, silk, velvet, satin, tweed cloth, or lany of the many fabrics which fashion i registers as available media for head gear. i Theres a formal aspect about the 'new chapeaux, such ns has not been for many a season past. The extreme formality of dress which introduces a distinctly new silhouette involving fitted lines, and longer skirts, naturally calls for millinery width collects the trend to sophisticated modes. Then, too, what with fashion demanding tint hats be linked in color, design and fabric to the costume, none other of Ai leultura.) Department creams usually Bnvailan have whipped cream among tkelt Ingredients, as well us egg whites. vYhen gelatin Is combined with these, lightly beaten, the result is a flatty, spongy dessert that literally melts In the Various flavors may be used mouth. for Bavnrinn creams. The recipe below for orange Bavarian Is from the bur. an of la me economics of the United States Department of Orange flavor Is among the most delightful, and the use oforunge Juice assures the family one more way of enjoying this delicious and valuable fruit : Hi tbs. gelatin cup orange 14 rup cold water Juice and pulp S wacup bolting egg whites ter cup sugar tbs. lemon lulc. 1 pint cream, whipped 1 aalt vanilla Soak the gelatin In the cold wuter, then add the boiling water, and stir until the gelatin has dissolved. Add the sugar and lemon and orange juice. Chill this mixture until set and t hen S tup. 4 tsp. 14 Jj To Prepare Stuffed Onions Remove the skins from onions, and parboil ten minutes in boiling suited water to cover. Turn upside down to cool, and remove part of the centers. Fill the cavities with equal parts of finely chopped cooked chicken, stale soft bread crumbs and the finely chopped onion which was removed, seasoned with salt and pepper and moistened with cream or melted butter. Place in a buttered shallow baking pan, sprinkle with buttered crumbs, and bake In a moderate oven until the onions are soft. & pop-iula- Bedtime Story for the Children y 1 By MARY GRAHAM BONNER ooooooHooooooooooooooooooHOioooooooooooHKtHoHoooooHwoooooooHOOooooootooo There was great excitement way up North, said Sandman, for Santa Claus was getting ready for his trip. His dog, Boy of the North, was the most excited of all. He barked with little short barks because that was his way of laughing when Santa Claus said, It seems to me I have more things to do this year than ever before. Boy of the North barked again, and put his cold nose Into Santas hand and rubbed up beside him. You sny HOUSEHOLD HINTS $ ijc Bananas should not be kept In the refrigerator as the low temiernture turns them dark. Contrast in the color, flavor and texture of foods helps make the meal look interesting. A good workman is known by his tools, so the homemaker buys kitchen utensils of good quality and takes good care of them. In making white bread the use of whole or skim milk to supplement the proteins and minerals of wheat flour is Since strongly recommended. bread is a staple foodstuff, the use of milk in bread would insure a better nourished population. Dry skim milk may be used in bread making with good results. In addition to supplementing the nutritive value It improves the general appearance of the bread loaf and enhances its ease of manufacture. "Good By, Boy of the North. that every year lie was trying to tell Santa, and I imagine that Santa understood what he was trying to say. Tlie reindeer were waiting. The bells on their harness were jingling and tlie big sleigh was filled with packs and packs of toys. 'Now, let me see, said Santa. There are many shops where packs await me, for tlie children have written to me about the things they have seen, and of what they would like. Then, they write letters, tlie precious dears! They tell me how much they love their brothers and sisters, and mot tiers and daddies and playmates, and pets ! But I mustnt stop to think of all those letters, for I have a long way The to go, and I must get started. reindeer were trying to hurry him; they could hardly wait 'I wont be late, Sauta told them. Ive never been lnte yet, and Ive been doing tills trip to the lands where there are children for many, many years. And the reindeer made queer sounds with their hells, for while they knew that Santa was right, still they were in a great hurry to start off. And Boy of the North was anxious for them to start off, too, for while he didnt go with them he longed to see them return and hear all about the trip. Now, let me see, " said Santa Claus once again, Have I got nuts and raisins, the bright new pennies and big oranges? Yes, were really ready to start at last. And when be said to the reindeer, All ready, they pranced about as Boy of tlie North harked again and Santa sprang into tlie sleigh. Off they went with tlie sleigh loaded down with toys, games, and countless tilings for Christinas morning. Good-hBoy of tlie North ! Good by, shouted Santa Claus. dear old Noith home, good-by- , everyone and everything. Im off on my big trip of tlie year. By NELLIE MAXWELL lie chicken Luncheon Cake. Take two cupfuls uf brown sugar, two tablespoonfuls of butler, two cupfuls of water or prune f Juice, one und teaspoonfuls of salt, two teaspoonfuls of allspice, one teaspoonful of soda, two teaspoonfuls of cinnamon, three cupfuls of flour and one pound of stewed dried prunes Raisins may lie substituted. chopped. Boil tlie sugar, prune juice, fat, spices and raisins (If used) five minutes Cool, add tlie flour and soda and bake in a shallow pan 4.1 minutes. one-hal- When the warmth indoors draws the family to the fireside, such tilings us corn popping, nut cracking and candy making interest us Chocolate Fudge Take one cupful each of granulated and brown sugar, one cupful of milk, a cupful one-thir- of of corn sirup, a tublespoonful of butter, one and one-hu- l f squares of grated ehoc-o'utBoil together uni it a soft ball is foinied in water, add tlie butter toward tlie last of tlie cooking Add a teaspoonful of vanilla when cool heat until smooth and thick. Pat ui nce into a huiiered tin and mark olf into squares. Nuts may lie added if desired Southern Chicken Pilau. Stew a f.it lieu after culling into serving-sizepieces. When ulinost tender udd two to tluee cupfuls of rice and cook until all Is tender, using plenty of WHfer '1 lie addition of a little celery and onion to tlie fowl wlillp rooking will nhance the flavor. Season well with e. X oyster stew with plenty of oysvvliat can surpass it on u chilly night? It warms tlie very cockles of tlie heart, testers require only tlie slightest cooking to make them truly palatable, tiut undercooked, they are of all undesirable. Overcooked they become tough and Indigestible. Take, a quart of o.'sters wash the hands in odd wuter and puss each oyster carefully through tlie fingers to remove any broken shell, as any ot tlie sharp bits may cause serious tmii Ide. Take a cupful of tlie o.vter iiq uor, adding water If not enough. An ters wmrmnsmm i t TO WAFFLES oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Chopped nuts In waffles make an acceptable variation of flavor wh.eh Pecan meats everybody will enjoy. In season are especially good, as they go well with maple or oilier sirups usunlly eaten with waffles. Other nut meals may be used when pecans are not available. But meats are better cut with a knife or chopped In a :ovvl than put through a grinder. The proportions below are given by he bureau of home economics, Un'ted Stater Department of Agricult"-Hi cup sifted flour 1 cup milk S tsp. baking pow- t eggs, separated 1 or 1 tbs. melted der butter tsp. salt well-beate- n Phillips Milk . of Magnesia There are numerous ways to combine marshmallows with cake fillings. Or tlie niurshinallows may be used alone as a filling. Simply put the marshmallows between the layers of a cake while it Is hot Or you may melt the marshmallows In the double boiler and spread on the layers after they are cool. This melted marshmallow mixture may be used Instead of Jelly roll. If tlie marshmallow filling Is to he used you may add chocolate to the I'-- i Defined "What do they mean frisking a suspect? Search me." by poilc cake. nights trip, and everything must be made warm and cozy. And then, after everything had been done, Boy of tlie North fell asleep. Santa Claus' dog must have had very pleasant dreams, too, for there was almost a happy smile on ids face, and I think that happy dogs do smile. But you have to be very, very, happy yourself, to see it," ended the Sandman. (fa 1929. Western New.p.per Union.) - I -$' Take Care of Your Kidneys! One should not neglect kidney end bladder irregularities. people sacrifice health TOO many fading to heed the early danger signals of kidney disorders. Even minor irregularities should be dealt with promptly. A drowsy, listless feeling; lameness and stiffness; constant backache and bladder irregularities are often timely warnings. Dont neglect them. To promote normal kidney action and assist your kidneys in cleansing your blood of poisonous wastes, use Doan's Pills. Recommended the world over. 50,000 Users Endorse Doans: Benjamin Fauchar, 262 Stiver St.. Manchester, N. , says: "For a tuna I couldnt do any work, for when I bentover H-- my back would ache. My kidneya acted ery irregularly and I felt all out of aorta Alter using Doaaa FiUs, I felt fine again. ; vj'y&r. ?AV - 's- ,!,' ' - "s i VliU ' 'y' ' , t ''s , ' A v,x , S . v' ' Population Increase Doctor Kueznsk! of the Harris Foundation Institute, estimates Hint at present the population of the world Is Increasing at the rate of of 1 per cent annually. 4 , H , H f John '$ Mother Praises Doctor - There Isnt a moth- er living who wont agree that no half g bring to the boiling point and drop in tlie oysters. Watch carefully, and wdien the edges curl and ruffle, re move at once and keep in a warm place. Strain the broth and add u quart of rich milk, very hot, a half a cupful of butter, salt and pepper to suit the taste, then odd tlie oysters und serve piping hot. Some prefer a thickening of three tablespoonfuls of flour with the butter, as U nukes a smooth broth which will not curdle. Serve with crisp fresh oyster crack ers Celery a cupful or two cooked and the broth and all added to the stew Is enjoyed for a change, although stew of just oysters tlie still holds its place as the best liked Tills is tlie season of the yenr w lien a hot soup for luncheon or supper is most welcome. Dried peas make a most delicious soup. Soak them over night and cook in tlie same water :i the morning, adding a generous sqmne of bait pork, an onion and plenty of water to cook. Simmer for seveial hours, season, strain if desired, or serve just ns It is. If one does nut wish the pork, add butter and nd'k when serving. Beans may he used in the same way. making a most taslv i ml nourishing soup. The small rubber kneeling pads so fn gndeners and when serni b.ng will h i wonderful help to,jjJ) mi Mien at v. i k. ivu Acidity The common cause of digestive difik culties Is excess acid. Soda cannot alter this condition, and it burns th Btomncb. Something that will neutralize the acidity Is the sensible thing to take. That Is why physician tell the public to use Phillips Milk ot Magnesia. One spoonful of this delightful preparation can neutralize many times It volume in acid. It acts Instantly; relief Is quick, and very apparent. All gas Is dispelled; all sourness Is soon gone; the whole system is sweetened. 1 1 tbs. sugar cup chopped pe Do try this perfect anti-aciand recan nuts member It Is just as good for children Sift the dry Ingredients together, add for them to take. the milk and the beaten egg yolks, too, and plensant Any drug store has the genuine, pr then the melted butter. Stir in he scriptlonal product. nuts, and then fold in the egg whites. Have the waffle iron hot enough to brown the waffle quickly. If an electric waffle Iron Is used, It does not require greasing and two tablespoonfuls of melted butter bliould be used In the batter. t t -5 - ' i CHOPPED NUTS ADD Cranberries for Sauce, Jelly ! , salt und pepper and serve on a hot platter with the rice heaped around OOOO0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ? y, Good Things for the Table Away witfc clocks and sun dials! Time and I Have made a compact this to be my boon To hear the evening thrui-h- , and know the hour, Yet feel It noon. Jean Dwight Franklin. As he shouted this tlie reindeer were almost out of sight, and tlie last of Santa Claus that Boy of the North saw was wtipii tlie sleigh disappeared as Santa waved his red cap with tlie red tassel. Now, said Boy of tlie North, I will get everything ready for him when he gets back. "So lie started In. He got out Santa Claus slippers and his heavy, warm winter wrapper which his master wore when he wasnt working. He put them near the fire, but not too near. "For lie knew that Santa would he cold when he returned from the long X XKXXXKX"XX"XKXXK-XXXXXKXXXXKKXKXXXXXXXXXXXX- beat until foumy. Beat the whites of the eggs with the salt until stiff and fold into the gelatin mixture. Then fold in the whipped cream and the vanilla. Pour into a mold and put in a cold place until set .When ready to serve, turn out onto a platter and garnish with orange sections. Agrl-cultur- side-to-sid- e ((c). (he United State 7Ayi: Making Cranberry Sauce to Last (Prcpand by the United State of Agriculture ) Department Don't wall for Christmas to treat family to cranberry sauce, cran iieiry Jelly, or other good tilings In which cranberries are used. Get some uf the first cranberries you can to use witii chicken, rabbit, veal, pork, or any meat that Is better for a sweet-ai- t accessory. Tlie recipe for cran Iterry icily given below Is from the if home economics of the hiircnu Tidied Slates Department of Agri culture. Cranberry sauce Is even more easily made, as the skins nre not stunned tmL You can make enougti cranberry Jelly and sauce for several days ami keep it In the Ice box. Use inther small jelly glasses, of tlie size tlir.i your family will finish at one meal. Crnnheriy products weep" or run when they are out and so It Is more uitiactlve to place a fresh mold on tlie table at each serving. quart eranberrlea 1 cups sugar 2 cups hot water i im 1 Select sound firm tarries, discarding any that a ..inered. jucepun with min v. few ok for have broken a Ml v n Newspaper jriiig ail the mm B (" lime everal Days. Press tlie fruit through a fine sieve to remove seed as well as skins. To the pulp add the sugar and cook for two or three minutes, or until the Jelly sheets from the spoon. Mold In small wet bmvls holding about the right quantity for one meal. If you prefer cranberry sauce, add the sugir to tlie cooked unstrained fruit Riid wntcli for the Jelly test in the same way. Cranberry pie may he made of cranberry sauce or uncooked cranberries, with or without raisins. Cranberries may ulso be used In muffin? ns described In the recipe below. Cranberry Muffins. cup melted V4 ter but- - 2 cups gifted flour cup sugar egg cup milk 4 tsp salt 14 I Si the egg Into a mixing bowl. lightly. AdJ tlie milk. Sif the dty ingiedients. Then add the milk und egg mixture; also the melted intter. Roll tlie cranl erries In the mo tii1trrn.fnls of shsar, and fold Hie batter. Place flieai oireftilJ ,lto Break Beal it i muffin l pans. Bake tf oven, about or unill brown. This makes iiuder.i one-hal- f In a hour 12 mufflhs sick child should be the subject for an experiment with medicines of uncertain When your merit child is bilious, headachy, half-sicfeverish, restless, with coated tongue, bad breath, no appetite or energy, you know that nine times out of ten Its a sign Ills little stomach and bowels need purging. And when you know that for over fifty years leading physicians have endorsed one preparation for tills condition, there doesnt seem to be any reason for trying things. Rich, fruity California Fig Syrup clears the little stomach aud bowels gently, harmlessly and in a hurry. It regulates tlie bowels, gives tone and strength to them and to tlie stomach, and helps to give your child new strength, energy and vitality. Thousands of Western mothers praise it. Mrs. Joseph W. Hill, 4100 Bedford I'll Ave., Omaha, Nebraska, says: never forget the doctor who got me to give my baby hoy, John, California Fig Byrup. Nothing else seemed to That was help his weak bowels. when lie was Just a baby. He suffered a good deal before I gave him Fig Syrup, hut it stopped his trouble quick. I have used It with him for colds and little upset spells ever since. I consider him a Fig Syrup boy. Insist on the genuine article. See that the carton bears the word "Call-forniOver four million bottles used a year. n. u |