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Show THE SPANISH FORK PRESS, SPANISH FORK, UTAH ' the KITCHEN CABINET llfj, Mill, Wiiuro N.w.fiapar Passport Union.) - (Copyright.) THE bouse party at the Cedars, the girls bad sought to while away a few dull hours before the arrlvul of the men on Saturday afternoon by writing what they called When passports to their hearts." Kate read from the passport she had written height, very tall; nationality, Scotch descent; eyes, gray, she as good aa admitted her preference to Dounld McGuire, though she Insisted that the tallying of Donald to what she had written was Just a coincidence, as she really had never given Donald a serious thought In her life. Maud Grayson had a perfectly clear Idea of the trails und feature of the one who should hold the passport to her heart, though they certainly did not tally with any of the men who were coming to the house party. They did not tally, In fact, with anyone that Maud had ever known. The girls listened eagerly as she read, hoping that It might disclose some preference for Tom or Rill or Larry or even for Donald. These were her specifications : Height, six feet; build, slender but strong; hair, heavy and dark; eyes, light brown; nose, straight; mouth, straight and defiant; profession, lawyer of architect, certainly not a business man; hobbles, books, tennis, fast cars or ynchts. The next week Maud rent to visit friends In the mountains and It was not until another week had passed that she saw the girls of her set again. This was at Kate's party, the special excuse of the party being that Kate was going to announce her enKate gagement to Donald McGuire. never knew It but one of the girls had whispered to Donald that Kate admired men of Scotch descent and that the liked gray eyes. Before the men arrived from the city the girls again got out their passports. Maud brought hers forth from her bag with some confusion. I think I've changed my mind a little," she said, and scratched off six feet," substituting five feet, eight." Then In place of huHd, slender but strong," she wrote, build, very strong, a little heavy." But for hair heavy and dark" she substituted light brown and not too heavy maybe Just a little bald. Eyes changed from light brown to gray," the nose became short and broad and the straight defiant mouth became big and pugnaWhat was written concerning cious. the chosen profession she crossed off and the hobbles turned from hooks, fust cars and yachts" to fast horses and raising mushrooms. Kate read the changes. It's silly the way you Just make It up as you go along. I think the person you have described would be coarse and com- AT t HELPFUL HINTS Sllcea cold roast beet makes a moat tasty dish wheu combined with potatoes, onions and tornuto. Put a layer of thinly uncooked sliced potato Into the bottom of a bilking dish, cover with a thin layer of thinly sliced onion, then add a layer of thinly sliced beef, cover with tomato and bake until the potatoes are well done. If gravy Is at hand It adds to the flavor, covering the meat with the gravy. Serve with a spoonful or two of cooked peas over the top of the dish. . It is hard to teach the average I housewife to buy the coarser cuts of meat. They have more flavor and as much nourishment as the steaks and tender portions. Meat that has been used fur soup has lost Its flavor, but the food value Is still there and by adding various seasonings a most palatable dish will result. The meat which hag the most flavor Is found Id the parts of body most active, like the legs and neck. These are the cheaper cuts. For the secoml meal cut the mft&t Into bits. Fryonlon In a little buttej, remove theonton when light brwn and add thq meat. .Add stock pr Wa ter and cook five minutes, season with two teaspoonfuls of curry powder, thicken the gravy with flour and add Serve it tablespoonful of vinegar. with a border of rice. Milk at fifteen cents a quart Is cheaper food than meat and eggs, while In small towns where milk Is nine and ten cents a quart It Is cheap food. Most housewives have a certain amount to spend for food? If the amount Is small, all the more need that It be spent wisely, so that her family gets to the limit every cent Invested for the most satisfying and nourishing food. The haphazard buying which Is commou In many households the Inst minute order, means either feast or famine. Marketing In person when possible Is the best way; l, by being able It teaches to pass by the food too expensive for the purse anil often one finds real bargains In foods that the family enjoys. A thrifty housewife may have two knuckle good meals from a three-poun- d of veal. Cover the meat with cold wuter and cook at n low temperature until the meat Is tender, but not tasteless. Remove the meat from the broth, add two tahlespoonfuls of rice that Is well cooked, a grating of leinon rind, or a bit of nutmeg or mace, a piut of milk and serve at once. What to Eat There are .few people who feel that nieul is satisfying which is not finished with some kind of desserL Junket Is a most delicious dessert for a hot day; It may be varied by the use of fruit pulp and cream whipped as a garnish. Add a tablet of Junket to a quart of lukewarm milk, add sugar to sweeten and stir until tlio tablet Is well dissolved. Crush the tablet and let stand In a tablespoonful of water to dissolve before adding to the milk. Let the mixture stand In sherbet cups in a warm room uutll the Junket Is set. Mush bananas and covpr each sherbet glass with the pulp and top with whipped creum when rendy to servo. Peaches or other fruit may be used. Peach She.oet Put a pound of sugur and a quart of water on to boll for tweny minutes. Let cool, then f add one und cupfuls of peucb pulp, the strained Juice of an orange and the Juice of half a lemon. Freeze. Mint Sherbet Souk hulf a cupful of chopped mint leaves in the Juice of two lemons half an hour, Itoil two cupfuls of sugar and a cupful of water five minutes, then pour over the other Ingredients. When cold strain Into a freezer, add the grated rind of the fruit and a egg white, with a cuprul of st!flly beateu cream. Serve with lamb roast or as a dessert Date Crackers. Put a pound of washed and pitted dutes with a cupful of sugar and oue-hucupful of water Into a saucepau and cook until Cool. smooth. Cream a cupful of shortening, add a cupful of brown sugar, two und one-hacupfuls of rolled outs which have been parched to a light brown, anil two cupfuls of add a flour; stir until teiiNpoonful of soda In half a cupful of hot water and stir luto the mixture. Roll out, cut and place a spoonful of fruit on .a cooky, cover with another, then bnke. Larded Beef Tenderloin. Cut the , suit pork fur larding from the firm fut portion nearest the rind. Cut the Inch litrdoiiH Into strips wide and ns long ns the slices will permit. Chill the lardons tu Iced water before threading and Insert them Inch below the sun fnce, draw through, tying In a loose self-contro- one-hal- well-beate- n lf lf well-blende- one-fourt- h one-fourt- h knot. Two hundred and forty granite landmarks stretching from the Swiss frontier to the sencoast of Belgium Indicate the limit of the enemy advance In the war. 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I guess It's all even In the end." one at Waikiki while a youngster. The Between Cirlt Queen Emma home, now 75 years old, was completed In the time of King Madge Im tired of refusing Jack. Kamehatneha V. Marie I think myself an engagement would rest you. "From labor health; from health contentment springs. James Beattie. 7o hate violently Is to sink below those we hate. La Rochefoucauld. The Minstrel. grass-thatche- antiseptic In New England, Dad and the boya are enjoying scouting together. More than half the fathers of Troop A Dalton, Maas., are members of a dads' The troop baa over 100 auxiliary. boya In It ; and 62 fathers make up the second group. on credit BAYER ASPIRIN Ford. packed Intha Blue Baa Each Champion Dtptmdabtt for Every Esglss Toledo, Ohio Indian Election Leiwt Mothers were the only voters and descent was In the female line In the Indian League of Six Nations, according to the election laws of the league Just translated by Dr.'J. N. B. Ilewlet of the bureau of American ethnology. . The laws Included the referendum gnd recall. The property settlement for murder of a matt was ten strings of wqmpmn, but for a woman twenty ' strings. ' Alatkan Reindeer There are now approximately 80V 000 reindeer In Alaska and It Is estimated that there Is pasturage there for 4,000,000 on land worthless for agriculture. mon. Maybe be would be a little coarse but thats better than being too refined. Being a little coarse makes you strong and ('.omlneerlng and downright." "Well, the description doesnt tally altli any of the men coming to this party," laughed one of the other girls. I should think not, from Kate who was hostess of the occasion. Anyone like that wouldn't be invited, at least to my house. Imagine liking fast horses and raising mushrooms Then the men arrived and while they were sitting on the broad terrace at the side of the house drinking cooling summer beverages, Kate made a quick departure toward the driveway. A rather thick-se- t young man was dismounting from a sleek, black horse, which be left staudlug beneath a tree while Kate led him forward to the group of guests. This Is ray cousin, Tom Wales," Kate announced. Tom, here Is the crowd. Find out their names for yourself its so tiresome to Introduce you all round. I never could get Tom to come to one of our parties before" Kate stopped short, so surprised was she to see her cousin standing there at Maud's side apparently most delighted to be with her. "Why, Cod-si- n Tom, that's why you asked ' to You'd met come," Kate accused. Maud and couldn't be happy until you bed seen her again." Meantime Mand stood looking more than a little confused, hoping against hope that the girls bad not paid too close attention to her revised passport. Kate broke the short pause. 'Tom, are you Interested In mushroom growing? she asked, shaking a Unger at him. Then two cousinly arms were laid on his shoulders and Kate looked Intently Into his face. Tea, your mouth la big and pugnacious and, bless my heart, youre get-ttr- g a little bald. Maud blushed furiously and darted forth to put slender lingers on Kate's lips., I'lease dont," she begged. "I uevrr dreamed that Tom was yonr rousln and t didn't think we'd ever see each other again. I Just met him when 1 was away Inst week" That' evening Tom found time to talk to his cousin for a few minutes. "I think I've fullen In love with But It Is Maud," he announced. quite hopeless. Last week she let me read a sort of description of the sort of man she'd admire. He was everything that I am not." "Fhe'a changed her mind," Kate Informed him. "Shes revised the list until It fits you exactly. 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