Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 33

PAGE lima K-14 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1941 THE DAYTON DAILY NEWS I or green pepper will add a special 1 touch. In any case, the sauce ithould have a few dashes of Wor Serve Apple -Pumpkin Pie shrimps 1 cup ao.i, bread trumhs 2 tableipoons butter, melted Melt butter, stir in flour, talt and pepper. When well blended. irnn VALUES BETTY FAIRFAX Her Curiosity Shop LUITOK'S KOTEi Betty faU-lal will ka ai Otr aak, tailurtaj aparl-mrat, IBIra floor of ha Nea bviKiiii, aery day fr.wn until 4, If sum out aaaault hat paroniislir. tor apputalmaat at olaat huura, pftuiw AU-JI II.

Here' two popular quality value you'll find at your Iiite Villa (Jrocert. add milk and cream slowly, atirrinflf i constantly over heat until mixture thickens and boils. Stir in Wor cehtershire sauce, lemon juice and cleaned shrimps. Pour In greased KLEENEX l'ii quart baking dish and spnnkla with the crumbs which have been mixed with the butter. Bake in moderately hot oven (125 degrees Fahrenheit) 15 minutes until golden brown.

Yield: six servingtt vi i -a Shrimp Cocktail Responsible For New Popularity I'eople are always talking about typical ditihe. They mention fried chicken and steak, apple pie ami ice cream, corned beef hash and ham and rugs. Observation ha niadi me decide that one prime favorite is seldom mentioned. When 1 go out to dinner with a man he usually looks over the menu meticulously and then he orders ihrimp cocktail as an opening course. Many women do the same thinK- I haven't any figures hut it looks to nn as if shrimp headed the of America's favorite shellfish.

While we get ome fresh shrimps throughout the country there is large dependence upon the canned product. It is so convenient to keep a few cans of shrimp on hand and there are so many luncheon and supper dishes besides the cocktails and salad into which they fit. There's omlet with creamed shrimps. A little minced celery JJEAR MISS FAIRFAX: I am anxious to know what would be best to do in this case. My sister ii just a little more than a year older than I am.

I am 20 and am much more popular than she is. This causes trouble between us. She seems to think that whenever anyone asks me for a date I should arrange for her to go along. I do not feel I can suggest that whoever takes me has to take her out also. Some men don't like to take two girls out.

I have once in a while suggested, when I felt 1 knew the man well enough, that he bring a boy friend for my sister. I can't say she ever acted very nice on those dates. She doesn't seem to like the men she meets on such dates. I don't feel I have to stay at home just because she isn't Invited. I feel it la her own fault that she isn't more popular.

My mother thinks I should do more about it than I do but what? ANXIOUS. cestershire and i the better for the addition nf lemon juice. Combined with soft buttered bread crumbs, shrimps may be scalloped and will need only It) or 15 minutes for baking. Many persons like a tomato sauce with shrimps. I MI'S KN HKOCKETTE 1 pound cups) cooked or canned tihrimp 6 slices bacon, cut in pieces Arrange cleaned shrimps alternately with pieces of bacon on six metal skewers.

Broil about three inches from heat for five minutes until bat-on is crisp, turning occasionally. Serve on platter, garnished with lemon quarters. Yield: six servings. SIIKIMPH AU GRATIN 4 tutilejipooiio butter 4 tablespoons flour 1 teaspoon salt Mi teaspoon pepper cups milk Vj cup thin cream 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 1 tablespoon lemon-juice 1 pound cooked or canned 150 sheets 10c 200 sheets ..2 for 25c 440 sheets 25c When you sneeze reach for a Kleenex Sanitary throw-aay col ton-like sheet. In a variety of colors.

DELSEY TOILET TISSUE 1' Being so near an age I believe- that if your sister were pleasant as the unwelcome third party, so she wouldn't be happy that evening For homes where only the oet is good enough. Frosty nights new-crop apples plump golden pumpkins reprewent the autumn spirit. This taxte-lempting pte is made from an old 16th century Fnglinh recipe. It would be a fine, not-too-swpct finish for your rich dinners. APPLE-PUMPKIN PIE either.

You might tell your mother that as she did not seem to enjoy the dates your boy friends have arranged for her that you do not feel you should encourage that. If at any time your date suggests including her do so by all means, but in the future do not make the suggestion yourself. NOTICE! Will the woman whose to your boy friends that they would make the suggestion themselves that they bring a friend so that the four of you could go out together. I do not believe she has a pleasing personality and you certainly cannot be held responsible for that. As she doesn't like the men your boy friends have brought along on occasions I don't know why she wants you to make such arrangements.

Maybe she would just prefer going with you and your boy friend. However, I am afraid she would consider herself Store open until 9 m. Monday evening oilier evening! with someone on the West Side A liecipe From Sixteenth who goes to the Christian Science Century Old Fugland rups peeled, thinly sliced apples church please communicate with me. There seems to be some mistake in the address she gave me, and I have calls for her. letter appeared in the Sunday column as wishing to get in touch If Only 2 cups peeled, thinly sliced pumpkin i cup sugar 1 teaspoon rPhnamon teaspoon ginger -j teaspoon suit ii had a it 't teaspoon orange flavoring or 2 teaspoons granted orange rind Line a nine-inch pie plate with I pastry and fill with apple and pumpkin slices, sprinkle with sugar, spires and salt, Add fla-i voring or grated orange rind.

wv, rjr ly, JMAH PEAR MISS FAIRFAX: I read Kitty's letter in Saturday's News, Kitty thinks she's shamefully mistreated. She doesn't realize her foFter parents are loyal to her, and they are the ones who are being mist rated. Too bad people can't see what they are taking on themselves when they take other people's children. So few appreciate what foster parents sacrifice, and the love they give the children. If Kitty could only see her foster parents are doing everything to protect her and for her future interest she wouldn't feel towards them as she does.

In a few years she will reap her good training and will feel grateful to those dear ones who gave her a chance. But will she? Or will she say "you are not my mother. I don't owe you anything." I would like to know if you think foster children are indebted to foster parents. My advice to people who entertain the idea of adopting a child is to get a nice dog. They are always grateful and show appreciation.

INTERESTED. I doubt that a couple interested having a child in the house I'd glory In the lines and the curvet that were mine and I might get pretty exatperated MAXWELL HOUSE IS RICHER IN EXTRA-FLAVOR COFFEES! Wben yon see that fantoos blue Maxwell House tin on your grocer's shelf today remember it gives too fur more for your money In rich, flavorful highland-grown coffees! You get the flavor brought eut by the special "Radiant Roast" process. No flavor can escape It's seaferf, roaster-fresh, Its the famous super-vacuum tin. No waiting Maxwell House Is already precisely ground for every method: Drip, Regular, Class-Maker. To save money and save shopping trips get the thrifty 2-pound tin.

about that little incurve in my back and that little tummy that teems to pop out when I Moisten edge of crust, "over with top crust and press edges together, brush crust with milk or cream. Hake 450 degrees Fahrenheit for 10 minutes, then 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 60 minutes. to me that adopted children would be far more grateful for any advantages given them by foster parents than other children, who may take it for granted their own parents would try to give them every possible advantage. DEAR MISS FAIRFAX: What does a husband have to do to have his properties put in his wife's My steps have to be taken. Who is the city's free attorney now? MUST KNOW SOON.

If It is real estate 'you wish to have changed you would have to have a new deed, and it would be advisable to have an attorney do this for you, it seems to me. The city free attorney is Martin Murphy and he is in the Municipal building, Third and Ludlow sts. wear high heeli and clinging formal. But I would keep right V(e liave an exrcplimmtlv Inlere.ling stork of rrdwr rhrals ready for gift ahoppera. Make your election now a smsM deposit will hold ll until ChriMmat delivery.

Cappel's convenient pay mrnt plan. on wearing them. I revel in my curvet and prob ably wear a 2 -way ttretch ptnty or girdle to t-m o-t-h them out. I'd choote a wispy little ttep-in Modern Knccltolc Desk and chair with a light shield ovei that 18fegaWak. tummy (for ducormtiv purposes.

1 a 0 of course) and I'd wear NOT jutt any bra, but a bra that would aupport and control the would consider a dog a good substitute, although I grant you the are the dog would be grateful for any kindness shown him. I don't believe children are adopted with the primary idea of the gratitude it will inspire, and neither do I think that Kitty's seeming atti GOOD TO THE LAST DROP! I a beautiful 9 -drawer waterfall desk, well built and expertly finished In a rich walnut; modern drawer pulls; sturdy attractive chair with antiqued white padded leatherette seat. REG. butt ney and like Lana't. I'd probably visit Rike't Downstairs Foundation Department, where they understand my problem! and can ntlly fit foundationtl tude towafds her foster parents is the usual one.

It would appear Three kitten and the mother cat, a good mouser, wants good homes. After 2 p. m. at 117 Orchard av. Six well trained kitten, six weeka old want homes.

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