oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-11

SPECIAL XMAS EDITION THE ORANG Famous Pastry Chef Has Tasty Bran Dish Francois Schmitt A BRAN pudding, termed by those to whom it was served as simply delicious, has been evolved by Francois Schmitt, pastry chef of the Hotel Pennsylvania, New York. The titular head of the big hostelry's pastry kitchens, pleased with the enconfusions of his pudding, graciously made it public and here it is, with ingredients sufficient for six covers: Four heaping teaspoonfuls bran, one tablespoonful flour, one-half tablespoonful corn starch, four eggs, three tablespoonful sugar, one-half cup butter, one-half pint milk. Here, H A Treasure An Un USEFUL C TEN TIMES TENTH T (AND WA WHAT W A GLOW HEART A PATTING HAVE A MAS MOR simply delicious," has been evolved by Francois Schmitt, pastry chef of the Hotel Pennsylvania, New York. The titular head of the big hostelry's pastry kitchens, pleased with the connoisseurs of his pudding, graciously made it public and here it is, with ingredients sufficient for six covers: Four heaping teaspoonfuls bran, one tablespoonful flour, one-half tablespoonful corn starch, four eggs, three tablespoonful sugar, one-half cup butter, one-half pint milk. Chop up butter with flour, corn starch, bran and half of the sugar and add to boiling milk; stir well on fire for about one minute, take off, mix in the four yolks. At last add the four whites beaten stiff with rest of sugar. Pour in well buttered and sugared form and set in pan with a little water in bottom and bake in medium oven for about thirty minutes. Serve with apricot sauce made at follows: Put contents of one small can of apricots through a sieve, add one half pound of sugar and let boil for about five minutes. NO NATURE LOVERS IN PRISON, CLAIM CHICAGO, Dec. 11.—Not a solitary dyed-in-the-wool fisherman or nature lover is ever found behind prison bars. So declared the Rev. Preston Bradley, pastor of the People's Pulpit, at a recent meeting of the Izak Walton club. "Bad men have no love for the out-of-doors," he said. "They can't stand to be alone with themselves. Statistics show that not one of the major criminals of today liked to fish, loved a dog or smoked a pipe." DRIVE OF KINDNESS STARTED BY CO-EDS EVANSTON, Ill., Dec. 11.—Coeds of Northwestern university have opened a "campaign of kindness" on the North Shore. The sororities have discontinued their regular semester dances so that the money usually expended on them can be donated to charity. Entertainment of twenty-five Chicago factory girls for an entire Saturday was the first act of kindness the girls arranged. JUST ONE-HALF YARD JUST ONE-HALF YARD How about the half-yard of material that was left over from your own cotton dress? Probably it hasn't occurred to you that it would make Louise an apron. The little girl above is wearing one of yellow percale, bound with blue chambray and with a big blue tulip for a pocket. It's cut from just one-half yard of thirty-six inch goods on the crosswise, including front, back, belts and all. Cutting; Fig. 1, shows how to cut the apron for a little five-year-old girl. From A to B is eighteen inches; from B to C, five inches; from C to G, ten inches; from G to H, three inches; from B to D, four inches; and from F to B, one inch. Mark the square outline for the neck as lines B-D, D-E and E-C; then drop one inch in the front to point F. In cutting out the neck, curve the corners, as in Fig. 2. Cut off the material from G to H and use it for the belts. (Reprinted from the J. & P. Coats Sewing Book for Children's Clothes) re, His Christmas Dream Come Treasure Trove of Useful Gift Suggestions An Unraveler of Every Woman's Ride USEFUL GIFTS DELIGHT A MAN TEN TIMES OUT OF TEN AT ONE-TENTH THE COST OF WASTEFUL (AND WASTE-BASKETED) GIFTS. WHAT WOMANWOULDN'T FEEL A GLOW STEAL AROUND HER HEART AND AN INVISIBLE HAND PATTING HER ON THE BACK TO HAVE A MAN EXCLAIM CHRISTMAS MORNING: "BULLY FOR YOU, DEEP READ MY MIND." AND IN FOR APPROPRIATE GIFT NOTHING SO DISTRACT FIND ASSORTMENTS BROTHER CANNOT TOO STRONGLY TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION OUT DELAY, AS THERE OPPORTUNITY TO REPLACE TER MERCHANDISE BEFORE MAS. TENTH THE COST OF WASTE (AND WASTE-BASKETED) GIFTS. WHAT WOMANWOULDN'T FEEL A GLOW STEAL AROUND HER HEART AND AN INVISIBLE HAND PATTING HER ON THE BACK TO HAVE A MAN EXCLAIM CHRISTMAS MORNING: NOTHING SO DISTRACT FIND ASSORTMENTS BROAD CANNOT TOO STRONGLY TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION OUT DELAY, AS THERE OPPORTUNITY TO REPLACE TER MERCHANDISE BEFORE MAS. HERE, YOU'LL ENJOY, LEISURELY CHOOSING WONDERFUL NOVELTY NECKWEAR—Colors and patterns reproduced of unusual design an unusual gift of its kind 75c to $2.50. OTHER NECKWEAR—$1.00 to $5.00. HENDAN SHIRTS—Silkcloth $5.00 to $10.00. PONGEE $6.00 and $6.50. Other Shirts $2.00 to $4.00. MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFSPlain White, 25c and up. Initialed, 25c to 75c. Fancies, 35c to $1.00. MEN'S HOSIERY—Phoenix, 75c and $1.10. Other, 40c to 75c. Heavy Silk, $1.75. Fancy Wool, 65c to $1.75. BATH ROBES— BOYS' BATH ROBES—$5.50 to $7.50. HOUSE COATS—An excellent selection of Fabrics and Broadcloth, $8.50. TERRY ROBES—In light and dark mixtures, $10.50 to $15.00. LEATHER HOUSE SLIPPERS—For Men, $3.00 to $5.00. For Boys, $1.50 to $2.50. SIERRA TWEED COATS—For Men; blue, brown and tan mixtures, $6.50. TOM WYE COATS—In five Heather mixtures, $7.50 and $8.50. GOLF SWEATERS AND HOSE—Both Native and Foreign makes, $6.50 and up. SCHOOL SWEATERSCombination coats and colleges—collars, slipon $8.50. FOR LITTLE Novelty suits ful Chambray tions, $2.50 to POLO TOPCO The coats of the $16.50. OTHER MODS$10.00 to $20 FOR LARGE Tweed knickers, sport models, LEATHER CO Dark brown reproofed tweed $13.50 to $25 OVERCOATS Smart models MEN'S HOSIERY— Phoenix, 75c and $1.10. Other, 40c to 75c. Heavy Silk, $1.75. Fancy Wool, 65c to $1.75. TOM WYE COATS— In five Heather mixtures, $7.50 and $8.50. GOLF SWEATERS AND HOSE— Both Native and Foreign makes, sweaters, $6.50 and up; Wool hose, $1.00 to $1.75. BATH ROBES— Three-quarter lengths, lined and unlined; $6.50 to $15.00. OVERCOATS Smart models, years, $12.50 AND HERE, HER DREAM COMES TRUE! The Women's Department LEATHER VANITY BOXES SILK HOSIERY— LEATHER .PURSES .AND. BAGS. SILK AND BEADED BAGS HANDKERCHIEFS— IVORY COMBS— UMBRELLAS— FANCY TOWELS— GLOVES, SILK UNDERWEAR, VESTS AND PORTIERES KNICKERS— COATS AND WRAPS FURS— BLOUSES— AND OTHER ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES The S. Q. R. STORE naheim California Christmas Homes True! It Suggestions, Hans Riddle FOR YOU, DEAR, YOU'VE MIND." AND IN SEARCHING APPROPRIATE GIFTS THERE'S SO DISTRACTING AS TO ARTMENTS BROKEN. SO WE TOO STRONGLY URGE YOU IN YOUR SELECTIONS WITHY, AS THERE WILL BE NO ITY TO REPLACE THE BETHANDISE BEFORE CHRIST- PERFUMES UMBRELLAS SO DISTRACTING AS TO APARTMENTS BROKEN. SO WE TOO STRONGLY URGE YOU IN YOUR SELECTIONS WITHY, AS THERE WILL BE NO QUITY TO REPLACE THE BETHANDISE BEFORE CHRIST. WONDERFUL NOVELTIES AND THE OLD AND NEW WORLD. AND BOYS SCHOOL SWEATERS— Combination colors of all schools and colleges—All wool, double collars, slipon styles, $5.00 to $8.50. FOR LITTLE BOYS— Novelty suits wool in 2 beautiful Chambray color combinations, $2.50 to $8.50. POLO TOPCOATS— The coats of the hour, $12.50 to $16.50. OTHER MODELS— $10.00 to $20.00. FOR LARGER BOYS— Tweed knicker suits, two knickers, sport models, $12.50 to $22.50. LEATHER COATS— Dark brown reversible with rainproofed tweeds and worsted, $13.50 to $25.00. OVERCOATS— Smart models as small as 12 PERFUMES UMBRELLAS SHOES CUFF LINKS STICK PINS BELT BUCKLES MUFFLERS CAPS PURSES COMBINATIONS GLOVES HATS ERS, sport models, $12.50 to $22.50. LEATHER COATS— Dark brown reversible with rain-proofed tweeds and worsted, $13.50 to $25.00. OVERCOATS— Smart models, as small as 12 years, $12.50 to 40.00.