—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 4,1964
16
• Have You Heard?
(Continued from Pago 15)
Some Guides To Use
Of Perfume
Apply perfume carefully.
What may have a delightful
fragrance in the bottle may
take on a disagreeable odor
when it reaches your skin.
Use perfume sparingly . . .
let it enhance instead of over
shadow your personality.
Never put perfume on fab
rics, and don’t use heavy per
fume during the early hours of
the day.
Be cautious in using per
fume when you have a cold.
This is the time you’ie least
able to judge Jhe light amount
of perfume needed to give the
desired result.
Jewelry Deserves Good Care
To keep jewelry at its best,
give it proper storage. And
avoid overloading the jeweliy
box.
A diamond can easily scratch
other stones or metal settings.
If possible, use a box that
separates diffeient types of
jewelry. Take time to put arti
cles in their pioper places.
For added protection during
storage, wrap fine jewelry in
tissue papei.
All jewelry needs an occa
sional cleaning. Soap, powder,
and soil on the backs of stones
deaden their brilliance To
clean the back part of set
stones, brush lightly with a
soft brush.
Rub gold jeweh y with a soft
cloth; use a fine silver polish
on silver jewelry.
Rub a pearl necklace and
earrings frequently with a soft
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chamois. When they become
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mild soapsuds, then rinse in
clear watei and dry.
Wear jewelry often and en
joy wearing it.
This an’ That
One of the best ways to keep
cooking grease and fumes from
soiling kitchen walls is to in
stall a hood and fan over the
range. The hood should be
■deep enough to cover most of
the cooking surface. Usually a
space 2 6 to 30 niches above the
cooking surface is suggested
for the most effective removal
of odois.
Before buving a gas appli
ance, vou s'hould know what
type of gas is available in your
area. The burner of your new
appliance must be adjusted for
the type of gas jou’ll be using.
Gas foi fuel is available in
four forms- manufaetuied, na
tural, a combination of manu
factured and natural, and li
quefied peti oleum.
The level of cake batter in
a pan •determines the brown
ing and shape of a cake. The
batter should fill two-thirds of
the depth ot the pan. If it’s
higher, it may over-flow and
run down the outside, If the
batter is lower than two-thirds,
the top of the cake won’t ibiown
propel ly.
More than 100 antique and
classic cais and the woild’s
largest collection of auto me
dallions and license plates are
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neai Huntingdon, Pennsylvania.
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Elizabethtown
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R. D. 1. Eonlcs
• For The Form Wife
(continued from page 15)
brush 'with, butter or margarine.
To serve, place on serving plate
with small dish of favorite dip
in center, fiieak off individual
pieces to eat.
ORIENTAL SOUFFLE
3 cups toasted enriched white
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untoasted)
2 cups coarsely chopped
cooked shrimp (1-pound
package, frozen)
2 cups chop suey vegetables,
well drained (1-pound can)
V< cup butter or margarine
Vz cup chopped onion
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IVz cups milk
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