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Show THE TIMES- - NEWS. NEPHI, UTAH PAGE SIX Thursday, January 22, 1948 SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS FICTION By GARTH R. SPENCER Cornet Russ Van Hosen was late but feeling good, with the check from another car sale tucked in his pocket. He walked in at the back door. Pat was stirring something at the cupboard. She heard him, but didn't glance around. Russ squeezed her shoulders and kissed her, then waited hopefully. Pat didn't respond. After a minute Russ turned away and walked on into the living room. So Pat was still sore. Well, one thing was certain; the next peace move would have to come from her. He sat down and reached for the sport page. Golf was opening at the Wyaconda Sunday. Well, they probably wouldn't go now; they probably wouldn't go anywhere. Lately, it seemed, they'd been quarreling all the time. It had begun this time as usual, with a quick sizzling flash of Pat's Irish temper. One of those brief flash-up- s which usually ended with little damage done. Only this one hadn't ended yet; it was still dragging on. Well, let it drag! Maybe by the time it was over Pat would have learned to keep that streak of fighting Irish temper Juo STREAK OF IRISH "I'm going back to work for Hal, if you want to know." A little stab went through Russ' heart. "Simply because of Gertie Hale?" "Not entirely. . . . Russ, we simply can't go on fighting all the ... Tr3?ga ssssa vmm wm down. Pat came in from the kitchen. "Russ Van Hosen," she said sharply, "put that paper down!" "All right." Russ knew what Pat to carry on from where wanted they stopped last night. "I want to know," Pat said tightly, "just why you left the party with that Gertie Hale last night!" Russ' Jaw grew stubborn. "I told you: I went out to start her car, that's all." "It certainly took you a good long time . . . Where was her husband why didn't she have him start it?" "I don't know he was somewhere around, I guess. Anyway, I had sold her the car." "Yes," Pat said, "two years ago before I'd even met you. . . . Russ, ere you getting a little tired of me?" Russ groaned. Pat knew better, of course. All she wanted was a row. Maybe he had spent too much time with Gertie, but what of it? What about Hal Kirk last week? Pat had asked him to stop over and see her on his way in to Chicago. Talk about old pals! "Well?" Pat insisted. Russ turned back to his paper. "I've said all I have to say." Pat started to speak again, then stopped. Over the paper Russ saw her face tighten. "All right," she said quietly. Russ watched her walk across the room and begin to climb the stairs.. He listened, and after a moment he could hear her moving about in their bedroom above. Doing what? he wondered. After ten minutes he went to the foot of the , stairs and called. "Pat!" No answer. "Pat!" he called again.. Pat was coming down the stairway; she had on her hat and coat. She carried her bag in her hand. "Pat," Russ demanded, "where are you going?" "Why," Pat answered coldly, "should you care?" Russ studied her face. She was bluffing, of course; threatening to leave. Well, two could bluff. "That's right," he said, "why should I?" .. .. ? i Russ took out his billfold. It held three fives and a ten. He offered her the bills. Without looking at them Pat shook her head. her to stay. If he gave in this time fell. He dragged it into the light. he'd have to give in always. The From Kirk's Sport Shop, Chicago. It stubborn lines of his jaw hardened. Taking the car check from his pocket he endorsed it with his pen. "This is on Conway & Company," he said; "you can cash it anywhere in the state." Pat's cheeks went fiery red. Her voice was low, but it trembled. "Russ Van Hosen, I could murder you! Give me those bills and let me Old and New Cookie Favorites Rank High For Snack Purposes Do you like to have people dropping in just to be neighborly? Do you have youngsters who bring their friends home often? Then you'll want tohave the cookie jar well stocked at all times with old favorites and new. A cup of hot chocolate and a cookie mean something to every youngster, espe cially when the bit Cwft weather is and means 'Mj something very special 10 your own friends who may juai iiajjcn arm 1 An 6 support Squirt (var.) Book of the Old 11 Testament 12 Bunk 13 14 13 16 18 19 21 (slang) Variety of willow Oil of rose petals f'oot-like part Medieval boat Fuss Pennies To re gister 24 Announce 28 Sncred 29 30 31 pictures (Russ. Ch.) Source of chocolate Stubborn person City (O.) Slant Decay Mischievous person 38 Public house (Eng.) 41 Precious stones 43 Rub nut 45 Proofreader's mark 32 34 37 46 Coin (Brit. Ind.) Scene of a motion picture 43 Leavening agent 47 Vertical 1 2 3 Store Fail to win Egyptian goddess 4 Born Gathers for preservation LYNN CHAMBERS' MENU Fried Liver with Onions Mashed Potatoes Cream Gravy Grapefruit, Apple and Pear Salad Buttered Corn Kernels Hot Biscuits Baked Custard 'Fruit Nuggets Recipe given. ; Put dates, nuts, vanilla, sugar and beaten eggs in a bowl and mix first i contained a set of perfectly matched clubs. So that was it! That was why she had had Kirk stop there. To get a present for him. All these months, Pat had been scrimping on her clothes, pinching, saving What a heel WHAT A HEEL he had been! A sound from behind startled him, the turning of a latch. He whirled. go!" Russ said nothing. He watched her Pat stood in the doorway. Pat's back the car out onto the drive. eyes were blazing; her cheeks were Not until then did full realization on fire. come over him. He had held firm; "Russ Van Hosen!" She stamped he had won a moral victory. But her foot, and it shook two bright tears out on her cheeks. "Russ Van Pat was gone. Russ walked slowly back into Hosen, I COULD MURDER YOU!" the living room. He was still dazed, "Honey," Russ gasped. "Honey-girl!- " unable to believe it. Ten minutes "Don't honey me! For a half hour passed, a half an hour. Then memories began to-- rise and choke him, you've let me sit out there in the a hundred memories of the swell drive. In the rain! Waiting for you to come out and get me. times they'd had together From that first day when they'd But you wouldn't. Oh, how I hate met, at the golf course. They'd you! Instead you waited until I had humbling my played together and he'd beaten to give in myself " Suddenly Pat's voice her, in spite of the ribbing she'd pride Dates and syrup keep the sugar went arms over around him. his broke. Her given him content low on these Date Drops. clubs. He'd been saving "Oh, Russ, I don't care what you patched-ubut he'd bought did. But say you love me that They stay fresh and moist for a to buy a new set her a ring instead. you'll always love me! . . . Because, long time, if they last, in a cookie If there were only some way to I love you so!" jar or covered cookie tin. Use for snacks and lunch boxes. Russ didn't answer; he didn't get her back want to answer. All he wanted was If you like crunchy, fruity cookies, the assuring feel of her in his arms. "Russ," Pat was sobbing, "even make these Date Drops. You'll find while we were quarreling I loved they keep nicely in a cookie jar. Date Drop Cookies. you. If you could only forgive that streak of Irish in me " (Make 4 dozen) 2 cups floor "I can," Russ said humbly, "11 2 teaspoons baking powder you can overlook a streak of stub1 teaspoon salt born Dutch." Solutloa In Next Imau. 4 teaspoon cinnamon "!o 7""" i 1 o l"?-pt , teaspoon ginger Shoes Require Special H cup shortening Care in Wet Weather Vt cap brown sugar 94 cup bottled corn syrup (dark) Shoes often suffer from wet 1 egg, beaten weather. Once soaked they may never look as well or fit as comt1 tablespoons milk -tablespoon orange Juice fortably unless they are properly 2 teaspoons grated orange rind dried and cared for. 1 cup chopped dates Extension clothing specialists say that wet shoes should be taken off as Sift flour, measure and sift again soon as possible. Leather is weak baking powder, salt, cinnamon when it's wet. Wearing wet shoes with Cream shortening, add and may pull them out of shape and sugarginger. and beat until light and fluffy. cause breaks and other damage. Add corn and then egg, mixsyrup Wet shoes should be stuffed with well after each has been added. ing soft paper or absorbent cotton to dry Ingredients alternately with take up moisture. Never use tension Add and orange juice to creamed shoe trees because they may stretch milk in orange rind and the leather out of shape. Instead of mixture. Stir dates. spoonfuls on """" Drop UT- -" Si"" " drying the outside of shoes by greased baking by Bake in a sheet. rubbing, which may roughen the moderate oven (375 degrees) about leather, pat with a soft cloth. When 10 to 12 minutes or until golden the inside moisture is absorbed, remove the stuffing and let the shoes brown. Date Dainties. dry slowly away from the heat Fast h 25 (Makes squares) leather with heat makes drying dates t chopped cups 1 or crack No. shrink, harden 1 rnp nutmeats, chopped As the shoes dry, clean them with 38 Father 34 Fabulous 8 Spear 1 lenpoon vanilla with a little saddle this Follow soap. birds handle (child's In cup fufar oil castor rubbed sulfonated by 35 Bnghtly-coloreterm) 7 Kettle 3 rgff. beaten hand. This treatment keeps leather 8 Particle 39 Employs 1 cup flour soft and pliable. Work or play shoes fish S Peruse 40 Vegetable ' 2 teavpnnn baking powder 38 Edible that do not need polishing may b 10 Novice 42 Permit H teaspoon salt rootstock softened and made to resist mois17 Conclude 44 Regret 19 Shells for (Malay) ture by rubbing them with beeswax, rati! Hanker S Ice cream Aawr tallow, wool grease or petroleum LYNN PAYS: 20 Weighing d shoes not only turn Solve That leftover Jelly. device off moisture but also last longer. problem Easily 21 Meat Juires and gravy are excelOutdoor work or children's shoes 22 Shield oiL J ,i2j j A A or even vegemay be softened after getting wet lent to use with meat 23 Pass JL JL A k 9. .1 A k ES t. Jjj not tables for flavor, by rubbing them with warm between Cooked cerenls may be chilled and hot mountain neat's foot oil castor oil of fried and served with jelly sliced, t. tallow. "kT"a peaks gh'T'k ' Highest card p i Leather soles can be made mois- or syrup. k Ton 'o kU.'cI 26 Youth Canned fruit juices are easy to use ture resistant by setting the shoes TEH' aIk. 4. 'J tWj" 27 Game of in a pan of just enough warm oil to In fruit salad dressing, such as thin JL A A A A .iiSlk. i. chance Oji cover the soles. Let them stand in ning mayonnaise, pudding tsuces, A1A L 29 Like copper . JL A this 15 minutes, taking car not to flavoring milk or basting mest. Use 31 Male cat A 11" j k Ji jIHjl k lilu "fUTs i 1 Tib, al 33 Careens get the heels in the oil, for oil rot also for liquid of any part thereof In gelatin salads or desserts. rubber. (nauL) Stria well-grease- d Mr ljf : -- Pfel 1679 Pattern No. 1686 comes in sizes 14, 16, 18, 20; 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size 16, 4 yards material. of 11-- The new Spring and Summer FASHION will delight you with its smart new styles-fash- ion Clever Dress. JTJERE'S a clever junior dress that combines two harmonizing fabrics. 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M friendliness and (Makes 30) cheer in this way A cap shortening with others and you'll be a happier 1 cap brown sugar person. 1 egg, well beaten to on It's easy hand have cookies 1 cup flour if you select those that are quick to 1 teaspoon baking powder fix and easy to keep. You'll feel a f teaspoon soda lot easier about inviting people in teaspoon salt if there's always a snack or two 1 cup rolled oats ready. Yi cup chopped pecans In view of the prevailing high cost Cream sugar, shortening and egg. of butter and shortenings, the cookie' Beat until well blended. Sift together baker must be careful to select dry ingredients recipes that spare these precious and add to first products. mixture. Fold in Nut Macaroons. oats and nuts. (Makes ZM dozen) Roll dough into 4 egg whites small balls and Vi teaspoon salt place on a slight1 teaspoon almond extract ly greased bakVi teaspoon vanilla ing sheet. Flatten cup sugar balls slightly and bake in an oven 3 cups cornflakes, slightly crushed set at 400 degrees for about 10 min1 cup pecans, coarsely chopped utes. 1 cup coconut Fruit Nuggets. , Add salt to whites (Makes 5 dozen) and beat to a 2 cups flour coarse foam. Add flavorings. Add 2 teaspoons baking powder sugar by one tablespoon proportions, teaspoon cinnamon continuing beating until liquid is V teaspoon salt stiff and glossy. Fold in cornflakes, 1 nuts and coconut. Drop from teacups brown sugar 34 cup shortening spoon onto baking 3 eggs sheet. Bake in a moderate (350 de1 teaspoon vanilla gree) oven until delicately browned, A cup currants about 15 minutes. Remove promptH cap chopped mixed fruit ly from baking sheet. (candied cherries, citrus fruit peel, etc.) 1 cup chopped pecans 1 tablespoon milk " Sift together first four ingredients; add sugar; mix in shortening with a fork. Add unbeaten eggs and flavoring and mix thoroughly. Add fruit, nuts an'd milk. Drop by spoonfuls on a greased baking sheet. Bake in a moderate (375 degree) oven for 10 to 12 minutes. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Horizontal Smart 3rocli Russ swallowed against the painful aching in his throat. What a fool! To think their little spats had matas if every couple didn't tered ... jftq, 5 Sliirtivaidter lAAti have them during their first year. . . . Maybe even now, if he should call the airport time." The clock struck ten, booming "You know," Russ said evenly, through the awful emptiness of the "I've been thinking that same house. Russ grabbed the phone; the thing." plane left at ten. Feverishly he Pat's lips whitened again. "So dialed the number. "Airport? I'll need some Listen, has the plane that's settled. It's gone?" The silence of the house beat money," she said. Russ took out his billfold. It held against his ears. He couldn't stand three fives and a ten. He offered it here; he had to get out, do someher the bills. Without looking at thing. Russ started for the front them Pat shook her head. door, then remembered it was rain"That's not enough," she said. ing. His raincoat was in the closet "I'm taking the next plane at the off the kitchen door. The closet was dark; his searchairport." Russ was sure now that she was ing arm knocked down a package, stalling, giving him a chance to beg a long package that clinked as it ... FYIahe 3-abric- m' w III lln"lll zzzzzzzzzz "Mil w Mr IH-inc- d Well-oile- Wk Jp jia 31 Zttl 1 Atk Mother, Shu Knows,,, 5 f Clabber Girl is the baking powder with the balanced double action . . . Right, in the mixing bowl; Light, from the oven. 'V. You'll find an interesting comof flavors In these Nut bination Macaroons. They're a nice, snack which crunchy, will fill many roles In your home entertaining. low-calo- Shortbread is a rich but very delicious cookie, very delicate in texture. No flavoring is used so it must come from the butter and sugar primarily. Scotch Shortbread. ! s. m l rlAr t.. (Makes 3 dozen) H cup butter H cup powdered sugar 2 egg yolks 2 caps flour H teaspoon baking powder Mix butter and sugar together well. Add egg yolks. Fold in sifted dry ingredients. Roll out V inch thick; cut in desired shapes. Prick with a fork. Place on baking sheet and bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees) about 20 minutes or until a delicate golden brown. HOUSEHOLD HINTS Holding onions under water while peeling makes It a tearless process, and keeps the onion odor from peneTo flour chicken evenly trating. for frying, place the flour in a paper sack, then the pieces of chicken, and shake vigorously. . . . Adding a tea. spoon of lemon juice to the water In which rice is boiled will help sep-rst- e the grains of rice. SB 3 f mx h,3 bl. b. n'ti 'iB Dt m ... Relented try WNU Feature. Leftover breads, rolls and crackbe toasted and served with spread. If they sre very hard and old, hsve them thoroughly dry or toasted and then put through the food chopper for bread crumbs. 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