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ATTENTION MR. FARMER ! !
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The Richer, Creamier Ice Cream
for Your Special Occasionsl
Every occasion is an instant
success ... when Princess Pet is
served! It's smooth as satin, richer,
creamier by far... than any other
Ice Cream you've ever tasted!
Just ask your dealer for the
new, de luxe Ice Cream in the
Orchid Carton, stamped with
the Crest of Quality. Ask for
delicious Princess Pet . . . the Ice
Cream for those with royal taste.
Buy a pint or two, today!
Four popular standard flavors
Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry,
Buttered Pecan - and the Flavor of
the Month. ..Cherry-Pineapple...
exciting a a Valentine!
In boil and serve hot over ehieken
u.lN. Carnisli plotter Willi i i i,p
Hi'ten sprays ol watercress and car
lo. Mowers, if desired.
I U AI.I. I'ICI I'RI'S ON T.I.E
j HH 151. K AS ASHTKAVS
Ku YOKK A hostess who
reaches up and lifts down a picture
Iiomi the wall when she needs a
spare aslitra.v is hound to gel a
l start led looks.
el one New York Gift shun is
I -elliim hand-painted tile squares
I 'A ill) deep fl ames of copper to use
I cither as pictures or ashtrays. The
jiii'ii'iual painting are covered with
id hcuy coat of burn-proof shellac.
I 'Tiles are coming into their own
in home deem al ion." said Yvette
Klein, one of the partners in the
:-;it. shop. "We're having them
made up to usi in every room at'
i he house."
iavl .ainted tiles are one of
(lie itasor,; tile production has
ir.pltd in the last three years. For
i little a; fje dollars you can buy
an original hand-painted tile. With
-i ft it bac king, the squares make
M.ndeiful hot plate holders. But
i he -jiue square can he hung on
ihe all a5 a picture by adding a
hook to the felt bark
Te shop mount? 12 tile squares
in a hlai k frame to ue as the top
i. a' a cocktail table. The tiles can
ha' e a -iioiUr design or individual
P.-irtei i
' '.it ustiittr ui nri l
" .......ii in an auijcill
ii.-.lsiijl liave liitle ti. recoil tho
j '" ' l' 'squares used in the
Is.t. ntn a i , .1 hath. American artists
'ia'e decorated thtiu with every
.'i.iit from flower paintings to ab
ii j. t ilt;igus.
The- are -ret into a leather lamp
tia-t or mi. i cupper bookends. One
'f'i! mmn.t- three tiles and frames
thin i i.i i.iji.e or,e ieclanular pic
i .ii t
I or I hose who don't rare about
po-.-esting an original painting on
ihe.r i lies, designs are put on with
a -ilk -livening process to sell for
'- luHe as one dollar.
I. ha- taken a few thousand
' ' -11 i" tin n ceramic tiles, u ed by
..i. .em K.e ptian king-;, into imag
uialive and wr-atile home decora-
l ioi.- Hill I lies 'ye fiiiall. done it.
' h:ra' - and hot plate holders that
d..oiile ,i- pj, Hires would surprise
Ii the Kin plians.
WOMEN'S
WORK
lly Kl.l.AIIKTII TOOMKY
HI' Stall' Con tsspondent
NKW YOHK The old-fashioned
Jdiilry is having a rebirth in mod
ern homes built by one of the
oui. try's leading realtors.
Mis. Maud M. Butler, just
-'hosen president of the women's
ouncil at tne national real estate
invention, found that built-in
.itchen cupboards didn't satisfy
oiaen. So she re installed the
gantry, couiplete with bias for
.egetablts and fruits.
"I'm also doing away with the
nedicir.e labinet in the bathroom,"
he said. "In its place I put a big
nirror with plenty of built-in cup
board space on either side."
Mrs. Butler lives in Tulsa. Okla .
but she has received national rec-
ignition for the ranch type homes
er company has built in the past
U years. A few years ago she
--em out a quentionnaire to 3.000
men asking, "What special fea-
ures would you incorporate in a j
nouse if ;ou could build a new i
one'"' !
Plans Kitchen First
On the basis of the replies, Mrs.
Butler started planning her homes
kitchen fir-t She calls them her
personality kitchens." Besides the
oantry feature, there usually is at
leat one built-in plate rack. "Wo
men love that," Mrs. Butler claim
ed In one kitchen she built a val
inee over the wide window which
could he u.ed to hold colortul
plates. Another kitchen had two
built-in shelves over the sink, be
tween the cabinets, to hold plates
or plants.
Her favorite kitchen color
scheme was a room with a niarble-
I ied yellow floor, light blue walls
and a delicate yellow ceiling. "1
! favor pastels and avoid black and
! white," she added,
j More and bigger closets were an
other thing the women requested
, in Mrs. Butler's housing poll. So
I she built wardrobe closets in the
I bedrooms with double doors that
! open out to reveal the entire closet.
On either side were separate sec
; lions for shoes and hats.
Only Women Know
i "I don't forget women who have
evening clothes, either," she com
, mented "At least one closet always
has a rod high enough to hang a
1 long dress." j
Only a woman knows what an-'
other woman wants in a house
Mrs. Butler claims, so more women j
should Pet in Ihe real estate hus- 1
! iness. She ciled the laundry room
i as an example.
; "Women would rather have it nn ;
Ihe same floor as the kitchen, and I
often part of their kitchen," she j
said. "It makes it possible to keen
an eye on the kiddies and do the
laundry at the same time."
While women hold first impor
tance in Mrs. Butler s house plans,
she insists that her company does
not forget the men.
"We alwavs put in the kind of
a shower stall that a man likes in
the bathroom." she emphasized.
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FOND4NT VALENTINK.T . . . Swell
By CEf'ILY BKOWN.'f 0'i:
Associated Prt':s Food i ci.iui
If vour boys and girls have- r.t 1 1 u.ade e.ii
gtt a big (hnll out of concocting hi art--lMpccl u
they can package iht sweets ;,m.i, i
can be used for a Valtiuiu. pan
their whole class a treat i iie i.iKIii
The f..!loiu recipe lor can.!.-
hands btcau-e it takes no lo.ik.u;'.
and can be made in three fiuol ,
Here'-- how il's o.,lle .1,,,, ..I,,, and
Fondant Valentines mmi tl.,vu.in
! Iiif'ie.iit nt-,: (j cups sifted c ontc c tin- l.,iid..nl. .1
lionet-'' sugar, 0 tablespoons me. led portion w.-ll
ivitaminied niareariiie, (i lahh ep.n.iiii on
spoons evaporated milk, 'i tea- 'led ..lli con.,
spoon salt; ' l' tea-poou lei, ion a . hi -mi,i,ii and
tract, tablespoops leinond rind mlo i . i i.ui l
j red food coloring, ' . u-aspuon
almond flav oring. l;l cup shred
dec! coconut. 2 squares i
'ouneest unsweetened chocolate
imelted), i- teaspoon pepieriiiiut
flavoring.
Method: Add sugar gradually to
melted margarine, stirring until all
the sugar is moistened. Acid evap
orated milk and salt and mix thor
oughly. Divide the fondant into
thirds. For Lemon Putties add i -.
teaspoon lemon extract and 2 table
spoons lemon rind to one third of
the fondant. For Coconut Delifjhts
acid a few drops of red food color
ing, I-:; teaspoon almond flavoring
and 2 tablespoons shredded coco- 1
nut to another third of the fondant. ,
When fondant has been cell into j
shapes sprinkle remaining coc onut I
over the top. For Chocolate Mints i
Ones! ion: How shon.d cr
ed in home fidi'den."
Much I imc and effort
ed bv arranging the
or sections. Start
i-nni.il crop-; such
and strawberries at
g, u den, Thi' hol-
i-i ds and c-cildtiaine.s may also !e
!. valid in this section. The annual
should then he grouped into
,n or llnve iciliims according to
. ii.,- ldi.Mii of tone they will oc-
i.ie land One section should
planted vw.li ijun k-niatunng
,,i,i imp; :iich as garden peas,
ecu union-, lettuce, mustard, and
.ii:,, h The nc;i sei tion might
iy well include early cabbage,
et'-, cat rots, early corn, and
l tomatoes. The third section
mid include the main summer
ip in ti a summer cabhage
re ive plantings of
ki beau . cm umbel
- plant, or.ra. peppers
an
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tomatoes.
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k recipe and roll
ill heart shapes.
. iciim and deco-
l air u ilh pink i oc-oiiul .
coconut spi inkle il oil
while paper: dilute a I n
vegelable coloiing in
'I o I in. I lie
a slice. Dl
i hil ol red
a small
amount ol water. Sprinkle the cli
' lu.ed coloring over the coconut
and rub evenly lluoie'Ji ihe shreds.
II your voung.-lii- vc.iuid like
lo have arrow s hi no w il Ii I he cooky
hearts cul the arrow shape- mil ol
cardboard, Hour the in and use
them as you uouicl regular cullers,
culling Ihe dough around Ihe s-hape
wilh a small -harp knife
it -vlCl Kefreshi
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In the Middle Ages, almost
every town had its own standards
of weight and measures and (here
were variations between those of
one trade or guild and another.
Uit Dogs In StcM-ilior
Ousted For Dentistry
MKMI'lllS. Tern 'I
Max Oiliianil sas she apoloi'i
tin' iiili i i mil nn
the 1 1 .-al ii k - hi
r
When the British invaded Wash
ington in the War of 1312, and
set fire to buildings, Dolly Madi
son, the President's wife, carried
some of the great White House
treasurers, including Washington's
Picture and the original tiratt of
the Declaration ot independence
to safety.
I Tli' l',l"1 innvahle wardrobes
""I ' 'be t- an- specially treated to
l"",,'H '''""'iiig from insects and
""lll''u 'lb'' in ide surfaces are
v-llh I've tier cent solution
of I) D-T and mildew preventa
'l''1'' mdside surfaces are fin
1 b'd either in a grained blond
'uaple or a dark knotty pine effect,
.nn coaled with plastic to make
'hem easily washable.
The most expensive wardrobe in
II"' hue is a little more than five
'"'' l"K'i with a full length center
""nor panel. Packaged ready to
Put up when the bluer gets it I
,m- wardrobe sells for
around $10.
One of the most inexpensive ad
''"""s to Ihe line is a chest made
l ro.l easily under the bed.
STATE COLLEGE HINTS
TO FARM HOMFMAKERS .
n
Bv RUTH CURRENT
State Home Demonstration Agent
lowels and table linen can be
bought in every color, size, mater
ial and weave. Fashions in house
hold linen are developing their
own "new look '--your iinen closet
can he dated loo
5io, lady, stop, take stock, make
a list, and when the ads from your
favorite store begin to arrive, set
vour hat firmly on your head and I
tollow the footsteps: of your many,
many ancestresses in the age-old
love of "fine linen."
How many? For towels, a safe
and sane rule in the basic class is
two in use, two on the snelf, and
two in the laundry for each mem
ber of the family (that means two
of each type of towel.) How many
kitchen lowels'.' Have lnis o., 'i
dozen glass towels, 2 dozen dish
towels, 1 dozen dish cloths.
Another safe and sane rule is
six sheets per bed and thro ra,.0
per pillow. Of course thot ..i
lakes no thought of guests or ill
ness, which can happen in any
well-regulated family. The wise
housekeeper keeps her basic re-
Huienienis replenished alwavs and
adds to her stock as her needs and
experience dictate.
llc , i ,.ii iinin w.ts -if i I VVZI
urgent. I -JjAaV
When lis I hinaiul ,,i dimn ihe ff
i l Ihe sleiMler' lie (l!.!','!!'d''',c''ld. "7 Pvjdt II -VO
! '.moved I wo piicv look,,,, ho, do,- ke(&V'V S'Uflyi J,l
i::;:--"'1 ,ht"" a - ijAeffle KTl
'Then he ehaiiyed the water in SSSJp4&
Ihe sleiiliei', put in his m-iiu- ))
ineiiis and began to work ' Ah-.! fclC!
1 iiiiiidiid said. j 11 '
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I CITIZEN'S THEIR OWN COPS
I KANKAKF.K. I tUV.tlMk.
'"K funds lo hire a night policeman
Hie village of Buckley has deputized
HO residents as
- "I't'ni onicers.
Mayo, Merle Reynolds said the
men woik in oaii nH
r.t.v from 10 p. m. to he
nf morning Those with cars buy
heir own gas and others walk their
If possible, have towel sizes to
sun me needs of all the family-'
children need them in quantities!
u.iu .smaller.
Good advice is lo buv the best
quality you can afford and that
does not need to mean the most
-.-Hv.vr. iowcis are made of
-"-.on. pure linen, or a comhina.
"n of both. Color and design add
to towel cost l.oc.i.is., .
t-Aira man
ufacturing operations and expen-
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WILL FILED IV JAPANESE
CAMBKIDGK, Mass. (UPl Writ
ten in Japanese, a will filed in pro
bate court here left th nn-.
estate of a Tokyo physician to his
daughter, a IladeliiT .i.,a,
will had to be tiled here because
the estate included to enn i .
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