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August 3, 1939.

SHE'S USEFUL Useful In

Plan Your Summer Table

WUAT a responsibility is that of to have an all-glass ensemble for a party without it being months, when appetites of the family necessary to have all-cold food,

Too much cold food is not as up- are capricterus and when the dinner table must appeal as much to the petlsing as it sounds, and the per- eye as to the palate if meals are to feet meal for a summer occasion Ire voted a success!

should contain at least one hot dish

WHAT in sums or to her

Table schemes that are cool and of a light description with eggs and Inviting, that use the fresh colours vegetables, or fish cooked with cheese of fruits and vegetables to contrast or mushrooms.

with the clear sparkle of glass, the

restful background of lace or linen, Flower Schemes

und pattery or china that has simple: Green And while,

and

lines and unfussy_patterning--these white, and yellow and white flower need careful planning.

schemes are successful for the sum-

One idea is to use all pottery and mer table. As a change from posy no silver or glass for your dining bowls there are ground glass troughs Lable. As for colour, plain cream, in which flowers can be lald almost or a pale green, or yellow shade fat. The ground glass keeps the looks effective. It is now possible to flowers cool.

obtain Rtle cruel sets in pottery, Lace plays an important part in and tumblers in coloured or cream providing an elegant and cool back- pottery are is be bought very cheap

with iy. Candleholders

coloured Candles, pottery posy rings with, fow flower heads In them-white flowers for coloured posy rings

vice

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scheme.

ground to summer table schemes. Fine filet Ince net sideboard cloths are smart, and not at all expensive, for buffet meals, or the long feed drinks that you serve at tennis and

adjuncts for this evening parties,

The invaluable trolley table now

If you are using while or "erein has its own little lace cloth with a pottery,

an effective contrast is provided by table mala in pastel leef pattern and an openwork lace in pale parchment, match- edge

creen or yellow lace net that have ing a set of table mats. a pleasant shimmer from the rayon used in the leaf design. These look equally well on a table with a light

For less formal occasions there are heavier, closer mesh lace tablecloths

in on off white or oatmeal shade

natural oak surface or a mahogany with a pleasant matt surface that are table that is well polished. Individual Dishes

Another notion for summer meals that are deliberately informal and "help-yourself" in character is the

Intended for use with coloured pot- tery and flowers.

ORANGE JELLY

THE

ON BEACH

SHE'S pretty, but dumb; for she's a beach bag. Her face is made of rubberised canvae, so she's water- proof as all good bench bags should be, and will carry your wet bathing suit without dripping protests.

Opening wide, from the top of the head to the paint of the cap, the bag closes with a slide fastener, and has

a large handle on her head for easy carrying.

The hood she's wearing, that ties under her chin in a big bow, is made of patterned silk stitched.over the canvas. You can have it in this flowered design or in gay stripes, in a choice of several colourings-blue, wine, or brown being the predominating colours.

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Her white canvas face, cut out in profle, has scar- Jet painted lips, and a line of stitching for hair. But the poor girl hasn't any eyes. . . .

Though the profile and hood give the bag an amusing shape, it is really quite roomy inside, and you'll find it useful for carrying your knitting and make-up things as well as your swim suit.

Brenda Frazier, soclulite gla- mour girl, who has been offered a movie contract, puts her hair up. The rather casual arrange ment is topped by a velvet bow, Her dress, a black sheer, calls for clips at the neckline.

A New Way With Rhubarb

NOOKED In the following

way that may safely be set before the mast honoured guest.

Urhubarb becomes a dish

Mix of a breakfastcupful of crushed pineapple with 2 cups of rhubarb," having previously drained of all syrup.

In another basin mlx 2 cupfuls of siale, breadcrumbs, 4 tablespoons butter (melted), 4 tablespoons of brown sugar, 1⁄4 teaspoon of grated nutmeg, and a pinch of salt, Put a layer of this last mixture in a greased fire-proof dish, cover with half the fruft, and add another layer of crumbs, &c., then the remainder of the fruit.

Sprinkle with water, cover with n few white breadcrumbs, and add a few pots of butter on top,

Cover the dish, and bake in a moderate oven for 40 minutes; after 20 minutes remove the cover, so that the pudding may brown.

The syrup

of the fruit may be served instead of cream, if heated

with corn- and slightly thickened flour.

Take Care of Your Carpets

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-NEW-carpet-should-be-brushed-Rub this bver the carpet_frmly, A. very lightly, and cleaned with a little at a time, wringing the - out of the cloth vacuum cleaner only very occasion- monia and water use of individual dishes as for oss is un ideal sweet for an in-ally. After several months wear, frequently.

valld: Have 1 gill orange the pile of the carpet will be well possible.

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If the corners of a rug or carpet to be bought in Juice, 1 gill cold water, rind of trodden in; it will not then need such curi over, sew a length of millinery These are now sizes for one person, and round the orange, julee of 1 lemon, 1 oz loat delicate treatment.

Spread a thick layer of newspapers wire along the two edges of corner; place laid for each member of the sugar, oz powdered gelatine,

Wipe the orange, and peel the on the door before putting the car- this will keep lat, family can be arranged a separate fireproof dish with Individual. butter rind off as thinly as possible. Put pet down. Even if using an under ...and cheese dishes, glass dishes for this into a lined saucepan with the layer of felt, put newspapers also. otherwise salad or cold sweets, and beakers for water, sugar, and geletina. Allow to They will cover any unevenness in cold drinks that stand on a tiny in-simmer slowly 10 minutes. Then the floor, which might dividual sandwich tray. This makes strain into basin. Strain the orange leave marks on the carpet. it possible for people to attend aand lemon juice into this, and pour meal lote without causing distur-into a wetted mould. bance and without upsetting the at- tractive appearance of the table.

Always roll a carpet when you

take it up. Folding makes creases,

Taking Children Travelling

ICH When set, turn out and serve with

a little whipped cream. For

a

The charm and appeal of glass are change this Jelly, when evol, but not too well known to need much further set, can be whipped till stiff, poured housewives into a glass dish, and decorated with most stressing. and realise that thanks to glass suitable small slices of orange. for putting in the oven, it is possible

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Scotch plaid taffeta, in red, yellow and green is used for the stunning sailor and bag down at the left. White straw fabric makes the coachman's hot at the right that is trimmed with navy blue salin ribbon.

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and If the carpet is a seamed one, will cause the seams to stretch and come upart.

CHILDREN often find a long jour- ney very tedious, and they may

A carpet that is much trodden onbe forgiven if they become restless, should be turned round every tow and weary the other passengers as weeks, so that it does not become well.

It is quite possible to keep the worn in just one or two places.

The pile of a stair corpet should little folk interested by making out always run downwards. If not, the a plan for the journey. In next to ple will be brushed the wrong way no time you can look out the route to be followed; small map can be when the carpet is cleaned.

Always buy a sufficient length of made of this, with the chief stations stulr carpet to allow the position to marked upon it. The children may be varled. Move the carpet six or like to draw a map of their own, it eight inches so that the part that was they are old enough to do so. on the trend le against the upright

A glance at the time-table serve of the next stalr, to equalise the to give the time at which the train will pass through certain stations ond wear on the carpet.

When putting the stair puds in stop at others. If the children know place under the carpet, be sure that how far they have to travel they will the edges of the stairs are well not begin half-way to ask "low covered, as this part gets the most soon shall we be there?"

Crayons and paper take up very

wear.

If a carpet is too large for a room little room, and will help to muse and you do not wish to cut it to it, on the journey, when the youngsters here is an easy way of dealing with can draw objects seen through the I Make a diagonal cut at one enrriage window. corner, and bind the cut edges with

Another good travelling game is to carpet brald. Then you can turn note three objects in the landscape two sides under, to make the carpet within a given time, and try to make At the room. When you again need as many sentences as possible about the carpet in its full size, you simply them. seam the two cut edges together.

For smaller

children, unusual Should you get a fall of soot or things seen during a quarter of an on a carpet, hour, such as a windmill or a score- any gritty Rubstance use the vacuum cleaner to take teraw, or the number of animals in Hold the nozzle of the cleaner the fields passed through, can be Just above the soot; do not allow it comted.

up.

to touch, the carpet. You will find

Of course, the children will have

this draws up the scot without rub-their picture books and papers with them, and it is often a good idea to bing any into the carpet.

Ammonia will revive and freshien save these until towards the end of the colours of a rug or carpet that the journey, as something to which to has faded. Add a tablespoonful of look forward when the children be ainmonta to a pallful of warm water, come tired. and wring out a cloth. futely dry.

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TISSUE puper 1 excellent for

polishing glass and tableware, giving a brilliant shine to forks and spoons.

Wipe out greasy saucepans and frying pans with old tissue paper there is nothing more objectionable than greuse in the washing-up water. Before serving soup, loy, a piece of clean tissue paper over any grease that may be floating on the top, and the grease will be soaked up at once.

It is good pinu to stuff tissue paper into the spout or neck of croc- kery or silver which is being put away for the suminer. This will prevent dual settling in parts difficult in clean.

White tissue paper should not be used for wrapping up linen that is being stored. Yellowish or blue tis! sue paper is best for this purpose.

Brown paper under a carpet wilt prolong its life. It prevents the dust working up between the boards and making lines on under-felt and car- pet; it also saves wear of the carpet if the floor boards are at all uneven.

Save all brown paper bags. They are good receptacles for dust. In sert the mouth of the vacuum cleaner bag in the paper bag before shaking out the contents, and no dust wi blow about. This is a much healthter way than emptying into a sheet of newspaper.

The daily piter has a thousand utes and can save much fatigue. I used on the kitchen table when work is in process 11 will save hours of scrubbing.

Refuse bins will keep cleaner if a thick layer of newspaper is placed in the bottom after each clearance.

A good shine can be obtained on the stove if it is polished with a ball of newspaper.

Fold up a newspaper and tie with string and you have an emergency coat-tanger.

1 caught unprotected in a shower, muke a cape and skirt of sheets of newspaper; a cap, too, If one's hal will spoil.

ut a couple of newspapers under the ironing sheet to give a smoothi Furface.

Cover a thick pad of newspapers with felt or cd carpet and use as a mat in the scullery and wash-kit- chen. Many a headache and back-

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centre of the stage and she knows it.

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