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“1 didn't hear what you heard,” said
Netty, “as I was busy swinging by my
tall and didn't pay much attention to
the people outside of my room."
Netty and Elsie were both monkeys,
“Well,” sald Elsie, “1 was sitting on
my perch, and so I heard what was
being sald,
“But let me tell you, the Leeper told
them some things.”
“What did the keeper
What did the people
Netty.
“Listen,
Elsie.
So Elsie and Netty sat on the same
perch and Elsie put her arm around
Netty and said:
“Keep calm when you hear it,
the keeper set the people right.”
“Good,” said Netty. “The keeper Is
always doing things for us,
“ie Is splendid.”
“He most certainly is”
“and he says that only
Z00
them?
asked
tell
say?
and I will tell you,” sald
for
sald Elsie,
pecple who
SEODIPLIDLPIIDDODI DL DI0D
CORN FRITTERS ARE ;
RICH, SUBSTANTIAL ¥
&
Seciaileionloiialodls
QOD er rire ir pire
(Prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
When the lunch or supper supplies
seem a trifle less hearty than usual, It
is a good time to have fritters, which
are rich and substantial—in fact, too
substantial to have in addition to oth-
er foods on a heavy dinner menu,
With cold meat at any meal, they are
tasty and appetizing. Fritters may be
made of many mater but are ex
tra good when the canned
corn. The reci below is from
bureau of home economics of the Unit-
ed States Department of Agricult
lals,
basis is
pe the
ure.
1% cups sifted soft.
wheat flour
2 tsp. baking pow.
der
& tsp. salt
1 cup drained
canned corn
Mix the flour, baking powder. and
salt. Mix the julce from the canned
corn or milk, or whatever liquid is
used, the egg after It has been beaten
slightly, and the canned corn.
this Hquld mixture gradually into the
dry Ingredients. Add the melted fat
It the corn Is very moist, even after
the liquid has been dral from |t,
more flour may be needed. Dried corn
which has been soaked and
until tender muy also be used.
Fry the corn fritters
It preferred, in a skillet in shallow
fat. In either case drop the mixture
by spoonfuls Into the fat and fry rath-
er slowly. The fritters need time to
cook through to the center before the
outside becomes too brown. Drain the
fritters on absorbent paper and serve
hot,
1 cup
melted fat
Stir
ned
cooked
in deep fat or.
Washington's Dinner Hour
In his diary, George Washington re-
peatedly speaks of dinner as a day.
time meal. He recounts guests who
dined at Mount Vernon, then sets
By MARY GRAHAM BONNER
when they're well, or
and who underst
the ones who
care of them.”
“That's right,” sald Netty.
suppose we had any other keeper but
the one we have.
“Wouldn't It be
“My dear Netty,
a thing.
sick,
und them,
are allowed
should
to
too dreadful 7
don't even say such
The very thought sends shiv-
“Listen and | Will Tell You.”
ers from the top of my head to the tip
of my tail.”
“It makes me feel the way,"
sald Netty. “I was sorry the moment
I had spoken that thought of mine”
“Oh,” sald Elsie, “we have a keeper
who means what he says and who
lives up to it.”
same
WSR HAN
“What do you mean by that?’ asked
Netty, “I know the keeper is perfect,
“But tell me Just what those words
mean,”
“Well,” sald Elsie,
people who will say:
“1 love little children, They dre
so dear tnd sweet." And then if a lit
tle child gets dirty or does something
wrong (which we're all very apt to
do once In a while) or If the child Is
tired md feeling well, some of
these people don't act as though they
did love little all,
“There are who
say they love yet
leave thelr pets for hours and
hours and hours, with nothing at all
to do and no place to play in.
jut the keeper is different.
says he loves people, and
“Now I know what you mean,” sald
Netty. “And I agree with you. There
Is no make-belleve about our keeper,
“He attends to
us.”
And then the monkey, sitting
with her arm around the told
how the keeper had sald to the peo
ple that the monkeys were good,
80 clean, so Intelligent and that they
were just as lively as they :
and (if monkey did something
naughty It no more meant that all
monkeys were cross than If one per-
son should do something mean.
Oh,
have
“there are some
not
children at
others, too, will
animals and will
alone
He
he does”
us and plays with
ane
other,
gO
could be,
one
he monkeys were
such a good,
happy
understanding
to
keeper,
(EL 193), Western Newspa Aper Union.)
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Those persons and things
that inspire us to do our bes
make us 1 ur best,
are In presence, ths
war |
personality, that
support that pers
those are our frien An
S. Bourne
then
stent and
In many homes fresh coo
njoyed thar
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ount bal
down how the afternoom was spent.
Here
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box
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when a tin of fresh cook
ies is wanted,
few, put them
iad bake th
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Ice
Take
brown
slice off a
in the oven
as bron
like,
Box Cookies. —
one cupful each of
granulated sugar,
two eggs, one teaspoonful each of salt
and soda, one cupfid of nutmest
teaspoonful each of almond
vanilla extract and four and
fourth cupfuls of flour, Cream
butter, add the sugar, eggs and other
ingredients. Roll two and
let stand on a cloth ced In
the ice box. The the
dough from flattening and to
the pan and thus ind
shape, Slice very thin, dec with
buiter, and
¥, One
and
one
the
rolls
in a pan pla
cloth
into
keeps
sticking
losing Its re
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for a well-
breast
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vor
tender. The
least expensi
Neleet a
the
foreshank, h 1 be used
stufling
the butcher erack th bo
breast
tween
Hes
KO be ser
the ribs, ipe the meat
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are placed in
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One of the most popular movements
in the realm of costume d#sign at the
present moment Is the jacket-plus
frock. These little removable jackets
are the last word in economy and us
to chic, they are all that and then
some,
Not only do these cunning separate
By CHERIE NICHOLAS
Juckets provide sleeves to the sleeve
less but they enable the frock to play
a dual role-~with the jacket a charm-
ing afternoon costume as you see in
the picture, sans jacket the transfor-
mation of sn informal to a formal
gown, Small wonder is it, that in ere
ating the new spring and summer
EHNA IRN ART SANs
Economy
#8, designers
it is
model bp
are working the idea
worth.
ctured has
heen aptly
“4d 1 dress
a “double-date™ for rea
As it
it Is ready to go
any afternoon affair
Kgammon party to luncheon
amidst smart environ.
“after six” with its
more formal dance and
rties to this costume
wine-red bemberg chiffon
vious stands
most
ba
here or there
ment, (on
round of
oq
dine,
theater po
of
crens
:
which
lovely
tunes in at a
moment's notice,
ply by removing
rendering the gown
Note the grac
of shaded sheer in 2
the Jacket one may or may not draw
this colorful sash through slots at the
The advantage In
the jacket will not
to the annoyance of its wearer,
too, It gives a very
tie the Jacket
Just as it
the Jacket, thus
sleeveless
It is made
adjusting
side seams,
that
doing
#0 is “fy
open”
Then,
effect
the front
picture,
The merit erepe such
this bemberg type is becoming
and apparent. There is every.
thing to recommend it, from the fact
of it being durable and practical at
the same time that It is flattering as
well as being sufficiently dressy for
festive occasion. With good reason
style creators are continuing to ex.
ploit sheer frocks In solid colors such
as the model illustrated.
Quite a few of the midseason dress.
es of chiffon or sheer crepe are topped
with either lace, beaded or self-mate-
rinl yokes, the latter usually in pale
pink or a delectable pastel tint or
pure white.
Speaking of the separate Jacket, an
Interesting outcome of the mode is the
solid-colored chiffon frock with a bo-
lero or novelty-cut Jacket of lace in
matching color, A sleeveless shoor
gown, If it does not have a jacket of
self material, is almost sure to he
complemented with a bolero or eton
of all-over lace. In Paris they nre
beading these lace jackets and they
are very effective,
charming
down
Is shown In
to ROTOSR
the
of
sheer ns
more
more
(@, 1931, Western Newspaper Union.)
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.
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SAAS SS.
“ad —
inion dno wade need ee dls
wa
Had Enough of the Sea
On account of a shiy vreck In his
ting from
Aark of
made his
he
sea again
where
eens when he was en
England to South Africa
Posho!
Orange Free
way inland
would
He
and vowed that
never cast eves on the
at DBoshof,
an extensive get
and left a
settled
eral deale
¢ fortune at his death.
a dn Remove
and trim off the meat
Make a pocket In the
ting throug
Sprind
mp cloth, the foreshunk,
and grind it
breast by
h the flesh close to the ribs,
inside of the pocket with
galt and wepper, plle In lightly the
hot forcement, made to the
directions
together,
cut-
le the
according
below, and
Rub the
flour, . Lay the
lown a rack
Do not add
(450 de
minutes,
to keep
te with
two of
reduce
300
continue the
in until the ment
sew the
outside wi
on
EE pug.
18t in a hot oven
and sear for thirty
sufficient fat
ing out, bas
lay a strip or
After searing,
mperat
meat fro:
ted faut
pe on
1 dry
or
on top.
the oven te ure rapidly to
and
apen pa
degrees Fahrenhelt
the
The total ti
cooking In
is tend fired will
me requ
if
gerate «
or until the
the cover
sant
ven
ing the
i
y we itt
Le Wil
parsley
ry seed
isp BAYOry
ng
LE 3+ ent
isp. peg
rensor
ip chopped cel-
ar
1 ths che
per
ped onion
ter in a skillet, add the
nion, and cook for two or
Add the ground meat
il the juice evaporates and
vis slightly. Then add
bread crumbs and seasoning and
nixed,
three minutes
r ant
meat 1
and st
the
the
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or RRR N
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repared by the United Sstes Deg
of Ax witure §
Poor posture in childboe ten be
at the
DOR]
¥
artment
so conf
1 mus
permanentiy
» of the person cot
COmes
bones art cles o
tions fo 1} great
cerned. Bad
and lungs,
ang
ure crowds heart
wmch and
gtrain
ston
ruses muscle
Slight Early Rickets Caused Muscles
and Ligaments to Relax,
shallow breathing, poor eireculation,
bay digestion, sluggish bowel action.
If taken In time, poor posture ean
often be remedied, Sometimes it Is a
result of unnoticed early rickets, as
in the case of the child shown in the
accompanying sleture, by the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Ww
cture
in connec
better pw
ade
work in
was m
tension
tion
sture
ildren. It
defects that are
nued poor posture
d-a-half-yearold child
wend
raments to relax
hollow or groove
knocked
all Indica.
idhood,
to give
tend to
standing and
a8 many of
Also great
to Include
any of the protective and
promo as possible.
good health among oh
¥ i ¢ i
the “8
which cay
lig
a . flaring ribs,
knees and lowered arches,
tions { ricket in earl chi
The :
the child
improve
mitting,
these defes
care was ei
in It as m
growth
remedy in this case was
exercise that
her habit of
would
80 as (o correct
is as possible
ven to her diet,
ting foods
Rice Is Served With
Curried Dishes
vegetables is an East In.
Rice ig alvays served with
dishes In the east, It is
separately, so that it is dry
and placed in a ring around
the other Ingredients of the curry,
with the sauce poured over them so
that the flavor is well distributed. The
bureau of economics of the
United States Department of Agricul
ture says this vegetable curry is very
easy to make and quite delicious on
a cold winter night,
dian idea
curried
cooked
and flaky,
home
YW cup rice 4 ths, butter or
1 cup diced onion other fat
1 cup diced carrots % tsp. salt
1 cup diced celery i tsp. curry
1 cup fresh or 2 tsp worcester.
canned peas shire sauce
Wash the rice and cook In two
quarts of bolling salted water. Drain
in a colander, pour cold water through,
and let stand over steam until the
grains swell and ‘become separate.
Cook the vegetables in a small quan.
tity of water and just before remov.
ing from the stove add the eanned
peas, or If fresh peas are avallable,
cook them with the other vegetables
Use the liquid from the vegetables
and add the fat, salt, curry and sauce,
On a hot platter make a ring of the
cooked rice, pile the vegetables In the
center, pour over them the liguid
WOULD YOU BELIE
EVE IT?
"
wir
reduced
“1 don't take ton,
“Our prices are
“Things were
day.”
“1 shan't wamt a holiday
much better
“May 1 offer you my seat
“The editor will be pleas
cept your contribution’
“I never criticize the government.”
“Yes, we've had our YeUrs
“1 think she is better looking
1 am, dear.”"—Passing Show
dd
cook si ”
than
Barred
A neighbor offered Martha who wns
admiring rat
terriers
“1 know mother won't let
it, because we don't raise ruts
her grocery bill is
stand,” said the phil
old.
his pup ples, one of ie
Pi
me have
and
Can
siX-year-
about all she
osophical
WAS NEVER LIFTED
“Has she ever
“Wi could you
would want
ere
to steal
Fickle
“The styles are changing
Said Bess Arie
“And it's Just the same with b
too
changing no
fast™
very
e 1 M
bands,
I'm ne, you see,
Utilizing It
he | want to retur:
“Won't the
*“l1 thought
license.”
“Can't refund sour
hen | guess [I'l
ing for a girl”
Charged Plenty
Bride (on bonesmoon) —~ Why
look so unhappy, Jim? You know
We are one Now
Groom-—Yes, dear, but Ju
the hotel bill I've t recs
manager seems to think were
half a dozen,
girl marry
1 was
gettir
bunting
money.”
have to hunt-
EO
do vom
that
ging from
ived the
about
fis
TT
She—~Why is this not
round? It has four
He—Well, this n
square.
boxing ring
COTrNers
mich is
Wags on Wane
1 told my dachshund
I thought he did
But, ere five minutes had
He wagged his tail
h a joke;
ree
sui
not
elapsed,
in glee
A Doctor's Night
*1 attended a wild party last night™
remarked the doctor,
“Why. you told me you were going
“1 Gil” grinned the doctor. “He
was the wild party, and they had just
brought him hu home from one”
The Easiest Way
Ship Captain (excitediy) — All hands
on deck! The ship has sprung a leak !
Voice From the Hold (sleepily) — Aw,
put a pan under it an' go buck to
sleep I”
50,000 Years Ago
Mrs. Pithecanthropus—Look at that,
willya? Every shelf in this cave
loaded down with those pieces of
flint 1
Mr. Pithecanthropus— Well, what am
1 gonna do with my old razor blades?
~Lhicago Daily News,
Ta Tos-Up
“What's an oil prospector?” .
"About as good a definition as any
Is, a man who doesn't know whe her
he is four feet from a million dollars,
or a million feet from four dollars”