The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, February 22, 1940, Image 6

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    New Caton Des signs
To Be: autify Garden
HE RE is a new departme nt tha
we know is going to at
with tremendous popularity with
our readers, for it brings the op-
portunity of combining pleasure
and profit. With jig, coping or
keyhole saw, you may cut these
designs from wallboard, plywood
or thin lumber. Each pattern
brings accurate outline of the de-
sign, and complete directions for
making and painting.
Men, women, boys and girls are
finding this a fascinating pastime,
and with each order will be sent a
circular showing many additional
novelties which may be made at
home.
A host of bright birds in your
garden becomes reality when your
cutout hobby is combined with
pattern Z9063, 15 cents. Life-size
outlines and realistic painting sug-
gestions for eight familiar birds
are given. Can you identify them?
There's the red-headed woodpeck-
er, scarlet tanager, indigo bunt-
ing, > oriole, bobolink and
blue j
On
receive
for
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to Get at Constipation
Yes, and only two way
and after it happens! 1
enduring those dull, ti
achy days and then h
take an emergencycathart
not KEEP regular with Kellogg's
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stipation is the kind million
—due to lack of “bulk” in the
diet. For All-Bran goes right to
the cause of this trouble by
supplying the “bulk” you need.
Eat this toasted, nutritious
cereal regularly —- with milk or
cream, or baked into muffins
drink plenty of water, and see if
your life isn't a whole lot bright-
er! Made by Kellogg's in Battle
Creek. If your condition is chron-
fc, it is wise to consult a physician.
Life of Employment
The wise prove, and the
confess, by their ;
life of emplo yment is the onl
worth leading.—Paley.
Here's amazing way fo
Relieve ‘Regular’ Pains
Mrs. J. C. Lawson writes: “J was undernour-
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conduc %.
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ost amazing, this scientific Tewiedy, for-
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Seeing Myself
monster or miracle in the world
than myself."—Montaigne.
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Creomulsion relieves Dromphly bea
a De
increase secretion and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw, tender, inflam-
8 ial ou membranes.
Bove Bitods Ton pois ST Bo driggist to sel
of on with ine
the
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CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Brunchitis
~that will save you many a
dollar will escape you if
you fail to read carefully and
fegulasty the sdverdsing of
| Comfort, Sty le,
a wa -
CBE0 yecen
for
SNrit
in heel and si
toes appear in
age, with goo
1 a substar
i taste u
is also defi
The slepins &
The majo
8, carry el:
women will
bluejacket blue,
bu beige is also :
par ac din g.
cided revival.
Heels introduce more novelty ir
their heights and shapes than in
1 - coat
wear v
all
» alligator pu Pp
real em oy
real smart. ey
gray, hav
des the grouj
{Reicased by Western N aper Union.)
A sheer crepe blouse in monotone
pastel, pale blue, muted pink, gray-
ish green or the new wheat color
with a dark skirt of rich fabric
is a dress formula that carries style
conviction. The blouse pictured ob-
serves the newest styling details,
High neckline, long generously full
sleeves, the wide corselet effect that
gives a nipped-in waistline, they are
warks of fashion-wise dressmaker
touches. A matching turban is late
fashion decree,
Nepotny is launching new styles
in chemisier blouses, making them
of silk or cotton novelty shirting
and trimming them with old-time
featherstitched braid and nacre
shell-shaped buttons.
ban make
good ‘‘starters’” for
sailor theme is a most
As for turbans you
to have a turban match
The outstanding feature about the
cunning hats that tilt over the face,
some not much larger than the palm
of your hand, is that they all throw
the spotlight on back views. Mil-
liners have devised all sorts of
schemes in the way of snoods and
fitted deep bandeaux and ribbon
cap-fitting contrivances not only to
insure a comfortable fit on the head
but to give chic and charm to back
views.
House Coats to Fit
Your Personality
House coats and hostess gowns,
like all other costumes, should be
chosen to match your personality.
Once in a while the tall, stately
woman may find it amusing to go
frilly and feminine at home and
the hoyden may try her hand at
elegance, but these are the excep-
tions rather than the rule.
Ordinarily the woman who spends
many hours in her home likes pret.
ty, cheerful pastels, while the career
woman who keeps an eye on the
practical side chooses the darker
red, wine and blue shades.
Wet Day Ensemble
Chic and Sensible
Copper and white are attractive
ly combined for a rainy day ensem-
ble. A trench coat of copper-toned
gabardine is teamed with white
rubbers and a transparent copper
toned umbrella. The umbrella has
an old-fashioned ivory tusk handle,
An amusing lapel pin for this coat is
a pair of white celluloid ducks.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
SOUP GIVES
Satisfying Soups
Soup, like the front door,
first impression, good or bad, that
is difficult to overcome, whatever
follows.
It's the
course
greg
cook's fault
at dinner
at many wholesome ingredients
they are knowingly handled.
Beginning with good ingredients
i hing off with skillful
, there's no reason why
iuce a soup that
and wholly
season-
is tempt
satisfyir
han just ar
and ren
Corn Soup.
(Serves
Cook «x
force through siev
quick-cooking
and onion in
Place over rapidly
water and cook 10 to 12 minutes,
stirring frequently. Add butter, Gar-
nish with popcorn if desired.
Vegetable Soup
1 1b. soup meat, cut in small
3 1b. veal bones
2 quarts cold wa-
ter
1% cup sliced on-
ion
3 cloves garlic
1% cup sliced car- *
rots =f J
ty Ch Ae
12 cup shredded cabbage
stalk celery (cut in pieces)
tablespoon salt
teaspoon paprika
sprig parsley
tablespoons
(chopped)
Place mest, water and vegetables
in saucepan. Cover and siinmer
slowly for two or three hours. Re-
move from flame and put through
sieve.
Cream of Tomato Soup.
2 cups canned tomatoes
2 slices onion
14 teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
Dash of pepper
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons fiour
2 cups milk
Heat tomatoes with onion, soda,
sugar, salt and pepper. Rub through
5 sieve; reheat.
: Place butter in
top of double boil.
er and melt. Add
flour and mix
thoroughly. Add
milk. Cook, stirring constantly, un-
til mixture thickens. Pour tomato
mixture slowly into white sauce.
Mix thoroughly and serve at once.
Fish Chowder,
4 pounds white fish
2 cups cold water
1 cup salt pork (diced)
1 onion (sliced)
4 cups potatoes (cut in 3% inch cubes)
1 teaspoon salt
Ly teaspoon pepper
canned tomatoes
lespoons butter
3. Abicapocms coarse cracker crumbs
Clean fish, Remove head, tail and
sugar,
boiler.
potato
celery leaves
cover with cold water and
cook slowly for approximately 20
minutes. Drain and reserve stock.
Place salt pork in skillet, liced
saute until onions are
Add to fish stock. Add po-
st tende r.
1 in 2-inct
i tr viv
and cook un-
er. Then add seasonings, to-
and heat
crumos
id
aaa si
Skin and cut flesh os
add to mixture
Parsley
A
Ire al
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ly)
lients, cut
Peanut Butler Soup.
part sweet mill
nilk to the
thoroughly.
mainder of milk, and stir in
butter m I a Add on-
and season to taste with salt
and pepper. Serve with toasted
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Strange Facts
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‘Proxy Parents’
® Live to Collect | ®
SR——
In a recent experiment 1
of the
the life
the U
to liv ng policy hold
beneficiaries. -
nited States
It’s not strange that many of
us are bewildered when we're
confronted with the problem of
preparing meals on a large scale.
Cooking for fifty or a hundred
is a whole lot different from get-
ting a meal for a family of four
or five! In this column next week,
Eleanor Howe will give you reci-
pes for serving fifty or a hundred
--gconomical recipes of the sort
you like for church suppers or
the P. T. A.
Here's the Booklet You've Been
Wanting.
How many times have you wished
that you could find in one book the
answers to the puzzling, miscellane-
ous questions about home making
how to substitute sweet milk for
sour in your favorite cake recipe?
What to do with the odds and ends
of jelly that accumulate in the re-
frigerator? How to remove trouble-
some crumbs from the electric
toaster?
“Household Hints,” by Eleanor
Howe, is just the book you've been
wanting. You'll find in it over 300
clever, practical short cuts to suc-
cessful home making—and it's only
10 cents!
To get your copy of this useful
book, now, send 10 cents in coin to
“Household Hinis,”’ care of Eleancr
Howe, 919 North Michigan Avenue,
Chicago, Illinois,
(Released by Western Newspaper Union.)
Practical Food Containers
Don’t discard your empty flour
and salt bags. Wash them in hot
soapy water and they will make ex-
cellent refrigerator containers for
lettuce, parsley, and other raw vege-
tables that are best kept chilled.
For Cleaner Cups
To remove coffee, tea or choco
late stains from cups rub well with
a non-gritty cleansing powder ap-
plied with a soft cloth. Rinse in
plenty of warm and cold water to
remove all traces of the powder.
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ou esl the nourishing | foods you For heart
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sick all overJUST ONE IM of Bell-sns proves
speedy relief, 25¢ everywhere.
One of Good Sense
Fine sense and exalted sense
are not half so useful as common
sense: there are forty men of wit
for one man of good sense.—Addi-
son.
“MIDDLE AGE”
Thousands have
milling thre ! _. Se
Pahams je. ra mous
or ng female fune-
tional sronb) bles, Try otf
Past and to come seem best;
things present worst. — Shake-
speare.
Miserable
with RADE