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Show PA~E SBVKN THE UTE SENTINEL Squash Souffle 1 cup prepared squash pulp 1 tablespoon grated onion 2 tablespoons finely minced parsley 2 teaspoons salt 1 tablespoon melted butter 1 teaspoon paprika 1 cup thick white sauce 2 egg yolks 2 egg whites Mix the squash and all the in- gredients but the whites of the eggs, blending them well, then add tht~ stiffly beaten whites. Pour in- to a baking dish rubbed with shor- te-ning, set the dish in a shallow pan of hot water and bake in a moderate oven for 20 minutes or until the mixture is firm in the center. Let stand about 2 minute;:; then turn on a hot vegetable piatter. This may be served with a cheese sauce if desired. To make thE" sauce add 1;2 cup cup grated cheese to 1 cup white sauce. Tomato Salad Three 3-ounce packages cream cheese 2 cans tomato soup Warm soup and cream cheese until cheese is dissolved and mixture is creamy. When cool add: 1 cup diced celery 1 green pepper diced Bit of finely diced onion 1 cup chopped nuts 1 package dissolved gelatine When mixture begins to set add 1 cup mayannaise, if desired. When thorougly chilled and very firm unmold and serve on crisp lettuce with mayonnaise. Spice Pudding f • - 1-3 cup fat 2-3 cup sugar lh cup sour cream 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1;2 teaspoon cloves ¥.! teaspoon nutmeg 1-8 teaspoon salt 1 egg 1 lh cups flour 1 teaspoon soda Cream '"fat and sugar. Add rest of ingredients and beat well. Pour into shallow greased pan. Bake 20 minutes. Serve warm with spicy sauce. SPICY SAUCE 2-3 cup sugar 2 tablespoons flour 1 1-2 cups water 3 tablespoons butter 1-4 teaspoon cloves 1 teaspoon vanilla Blend sugar and flour. Add water and cook slowly, stirring constantly, until sauce thickens a little. Add rest of ingredients, mix, serve warm. Proper Color Selection Is Perplexing Problem Women With Large Feet Show Increase In Number If you expect to see a friend off in perAon, you must get a permit to enter the steamship company's dock and board the ship. The permit must be obtained several days in advance. A brief note of thanks for gifts should be written during the journey and mailed at arrival at the port of destination. On deck, one should not take possession of someone else's deck chair merely because it is empty. Acauaintances should never be forced. Never break in on the conversation of two other persons. Not to talk to neighbors at table on a steamer is very discourteous. Ladies wear afternoon dresses without hats in the dining salon. No gentleman wears a tail coat on shipboard, at any time. It is the custom to "dress" for dinner after the first day out. Sport clothes are worn on deck in the morning. A dark suit is worn on Sunday tr preferred. Women who are wearing a shoe two sizes larger than the ones worn a few years ago shouldn't feel worried about the size of their feet, nor should they feel that the condition is rare or unusual, for women throughout the country are finding that they are wearing larger shoes. The number of women with large feet are increasing. Athletics for women and honesty are said to be two important contributing factors in this situation. Shoe manufacturers recognize the trend, so construct their shoes accordingly. --- VVhen working on delicate fabrics, wear a big perfectly clean apron. Then if you are called away, the apron may be removed with the work in it where it will stay covered and clean until you return. Women often spend hours of thought and effort on their appearance and then fail completely in achieving the desired effect, simply because they have neglected to observe some common "don•ts. '' For instance, one may spend hours in caring for her skin, clennsing and lubricating it so that its texture is satin-smooth, and then ruin her efforts by applying too much face powder. un makes your face look like a well-frosted cake somehow," says one authority. One cosmetician now says: "Don't have marcel waves. They're much too 'set' and stiff looking for the new coiffures with their smooth waves and tailored sculpture curls." She advises one to t.avc a permanen': wave ancl finger waves. She also says to never bleach your hair, for no matter what shade it may be, it is much more flattering in its natural state than it could be bleached. One should never pluck the eyebrows to a thin hairline, for it gives you a staring, vacant look that is most objectionable. The stray hairs should be plucked so that the line of the brows wi.ll not be straggly, but that is as far as the plucking sbould go. And lastly, don't use too much perfume. It is better merely to suggest a pleasant scent than to overwhelm people with it. Miss Arzner Is First Woman Film-Producer Dorothy Arzner is Hollywood's first woman film-producer under contract. Five years ago she was codirector of "Paramount on Parade" and, in 1932, directed "Nannn." She is about thirty-four, middlesized, slender with short dark hail\ She was born in San Francisco and attended school in Los Angeles, then entered the University of SouthP.rn California intending to study medicine. At that time the war broke out, and she joined the volunteer ambulance~drivers' corps, but was barred from going to France because she was only seventeen. The corps director introduced her to William de Mille, who gave her a job in his film outfit. Thereafter, she climbed rapidly. Miss Arzner says good health is th(; chief reason for her success. VVD.en dyeing fabrics have the nutterial clean or there may be f"treaks and spots after the material is dipped. Achieve Desired Effect In Personal Appearance ' to Potatoes should never be allowed stand in water in which they Afternoon Coat Proper selection of colors for ones wardrobe is often a more perplexing problem than selecting styles, for color remains the feature that puts individuality into the costume. This autumn black has again taken the lead for stnartness. For those who prefer color, the new shades run into dark tones, and the dresses are planned to be worn with winter coats. Much green is being worn. In silk, wool and velveteen appear dull, faded grayish greens. There are also the olive greens bordering on yellow, and also a blue-green. When planning a green dress with a green coat, the colors should match the coat, or match the lining. Brown has an important place in this season's selection, and there are many shades availible. There are deep dark brown, seal brown with a reddish cast, chestnut shades in the mediwn tones and taupe, which is decidedly grayish. With matching coats of black may be ensembled the dark wine reds in both silk and wool frocks and the deeper mahogany tones. Whenever the color contrasts with the coat, the hat should match the coat. STJ!}AMSHIP ETIQUETTE To become somewhat familiar with the language of the country to which you are going is a good preliminary to foreign travel. Passports must be obtained from Washington and approved by the government of the country to which you are going. HELPFUL HINTS - WOM EN'S - PAGE - are cooked. They absorb the water and become soggy. ~ A sprig of parsley heated with canned peas gives them a fresh and delicious flavor. To remove lime which has accumulated on the inside of a teakettle, boil a strong solution of vinegar inside of the kettle, then rinse very thoroughly before putting water in it. HICKS CLEANING & DYEING Call For and Deliver East Midvale Mid. 107 HOLT'S SERVICE GROCERIES COAL TIRES & TUBES GASOLINE Quality Foods South Jordan on Redwood Road Mid. 74-RS Dip your knife in warm water W1de double·tiered sleeves are and then dry carefully before cutIntroduced by Molyneux ln his knee-- ting cake. This prevents the frostlength afternoon C"oat of black car- ing from crumbling. acul.. 'l.'he standing co1lnr turn• back to form pointed revers. We print butterwrappers. Call Midvale 178. .;:-----------------. • I CAN GET PROMPT LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR YOU So can any phone, without trouble. Just call Mid. 56-and you can on'i~v the best ser~ Modes And Manners Midvale, Utah. Friday, November 9, 1934 you ever thought of. Even the most delicate fabrics can be trusted to our care. Best of all, the service is always dependable and prompt. 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