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lloii*4‘linl<l Hints By Brevy .Miller 2-4051 i * I'luni I’miding 1 cup finely chopped suet 1 cup plus 2 tablespoon* brown sugar, flimly packed cup milk 2 eggs, well beaten 1 cup seedless raisins l'i cups currants '*• cup chopped blanched almonds 1 cup mixed diced candled fruit 1 cup flour 1 cup soft bread crumbs 1 teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon salt Vj teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon cinnamon ’i teaspoon allspice Combine suet, brown sugar and milk. Add eggs. Combine raisins, currants, almonds and candied fruits with one-fourth cup of the flour. Mix and sift remaining flour, baking sodaf salt and spices. Add fruit mixture, bread crumbs and flour mixtufe to sugar mix ture: mix well. Turn into well K Sir* -a»st vst «a wcTr: greased mold. Cover mold tightly. Steam 2*£ hours. Serves 10 to \2 Serve with sauce. In a pressure sauce pan, steam without pressure 30 minutes and 50 minutes at 15 pounds pressure. Dry puddings 15 minutes in a moderate oven, 350 degrees. Mincemeat Spicy Peach Pie 1 ft-ounce piiekttge mincemeat 1 '4 oup» peach juice, water added to make required quantity ] recipe plain pastry 1 cup drained, canned peaches, sliced cup lemon juice Break mincemeat in pieces. Add combined peach juice and water. Place over low heat. Stir until mixture is smooth. Bring to brisk boil. Boil 1 minute. Cool. Line 9-inch pie pan with plain pastry. Fill with mincemeat mixture. Place peaches on top of mince meat. Sprinkle with lemon juice. Moisten edge of crust with water. Cover with upper crust. Trim. Press edges together. Cut several gashes in top crust. Bake in mod erate oven (375° F.) about 35 minutes. m HOUSEHOLD HINTS When a child is sick in bed, pin an old shoe bag (the kind with several pockets) to the mattress. This will hold small toys, crayons, color books, and other play equip ment. You’ll save yourself steps. A ball of steel wool covered with a piece of bright material makes an excellent pincushion and keeps needles sharp. Wrax the snow shovel to prevent snow from sticking to it. This makes shoveling much easier. To prevent paint running down the handle of a brush when you’re doing a ceiling, roll a stocking all the way from top to heel. Slide the brush handle down in the foot ff f I I g Best Wishes S | f°r *he | g Holiday Season | 1 s g * » I . Eller's 1 S Wall Paper Gr Paints | g % fi 119 So. 9 | g U ■ 3S2J 5SS! iSS 52£5 WS5 3SI «S5 'B!Cl -ste 8 I 8 • I | Holiday ij | Greetings i * s ■ • # 1 i Kaar Service i i I 8 1821 N « 1 S May the Joy of this Holiday | | 8 Season Continue the whole § s $ year through I £ sl i i « g | Hill Hatchery f 8 910 R ' 2-7025 f I 8 3K3 32^3555 ^5^ja^58S?S«tJa?X«^J!^«fi?5as5*S55!«7!557!S5Ja^jag5JSS5»^ Students Named to College Who's Who LINCOLN UNIVERSITY (ANP)—Seven Lincoln students have been accepted for this year’s publication of “Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.” The students are Ernest Hill, Smith Haynes, James Gibbs, Lc- . roy Giles, John Jackson, William Minter and Lovevine Freamon. The students recognized in this “Who’s Who” who are nominated from approximately 600 colleges and universities. Campus com mittees are instructed in making their selections, to consider the student’s scholarship; his co-op eration and leadership in aca demic and extra-curricular activ ities, his citizenship and service to the school and his promise of future usefulness. of stocking; roll forms a cushion, j catches drips. Floors and work surfaces keep tidy while sewing if you tape a paper bag to one end of sewing machine cabinet into which you can whisk the bits of thread, and | cloth snippings as they accumu late. Pour pancake batter from a glass measuring cup on to griddle. You can pour out the exact amount for each pancake. Try using adhesive tape instead of corks for salt and pepper shak ers. The corks slip inside and j sometimes are not available in the ! right size. Mark part-empty paint cans b> painting a line on the outside to indicate the level of remaining j amount. Thus you can tell at a glance, the color and amount of paint in the can. When cutting wax paper for cakepans, cut out several pieces at once and place in a large folder I ready for the next baking time. I | a a 1 1 a a 1 I a a a a a a a a i 1 a a i a a a a a a a a i a a! a a; a I a a a a a a I I a a; a a a a a a a a! i * a I a u _, » g Merry Christmas g . a ond a (i g » Happy New Year .g 8 | 8 § 8 f f General Loan | Service Co. $ « » 8 S'! Lm* s« ",h |.j I a, I 1 Greetings 1 I I . 1 Sincerest wishes for a i 5 . I Joyous Holiday Season ! il Fairmont Foods Co. 8 I I 2S23 No. 48 | 8 Gilmour-Donielson Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 142 80. 13th 8t. 2-1246 .1 ' " ' - I Your City | Light Department For Everything in HARDWARE Baker Hardware 101 No. 9tfa 2-3710 Gillett Poultry FRESH DRESSED POULTRY QUALITY EGGS Phone 2-2001 528 No. 9th GET YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS > EARLY! CHOOSE FROM JOX ASSORTMENTS AND sample Rooks 1124-26 O Street ■ II. O. 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