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Oshawa Daily Times, 12 Dec 1928, p. 28

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tHE OSHAWA DAIL « [IL TYS NN WEDNESLU +. - a) FST Gifts Should * be Selected With Care R J to exchange ly Christmas gifts, should you hit upon a better idea of what would 'be suitable, or if they do not quite come up to your expecta- tions when you get thee home. This rxchanging entails extra service which must be paid for on the price of all articles.. A good slogan for Christ- mas shoppers is, "Do your thinking first_and make your selection after- ward"--if you d deal with good- jumored ¢ and save your own aking care of it. There is no bettgr place than a clean and well-ventil- ated basement, 'There one manufacturer who makes a specialty of designing inex- pensive equipment that meets home- making 'n These are just «as usable on a railroad train as in an upstairs room of a large residence or in a single-room apartment, They provide for such activities as heating the baby's milk, dressing up a coif- solution of ordinary vinegar boiled a very few minutes in the kettle will remove this deposit. Heating an aluminum kettle when emply will crack the lime so that it can be re- moved, but take care--don't heat it too long. What to Feed The doctor advises us and Nature provides for the young baby, but many mothers are greatl pubzled about what to feed next. Their cla- moring questions for definite infor- mation have brought into the market a number of new books by well- known authorities on the subject of child feeding, You get a list from us and then insp the books at your library or leading bookstore, making the choice that best meets your need, . These little logs are about four inches long and three-quarters of an inch in diameter, and as they burn the crystals are distributed about the fire and blaze up in brilliant colors, One buys them in tigndles tied with gay tinsel ribbon, propriate for Christ- mas gifts, To hold thé dress hangers in your clothes closet bar that will sup- port as much) as three hundred pounds, needs never a nail or screw to hold it in place and makes no mark on the wall, smacks of magic; yet it is a pragtical idea and a new one, This new'closet bar is of brass- colored metal, smooth and nicely fin- ished, and being adjustable it fits into any space and stays there, Little rubber cups at the ends of tlie bar hold 'it 'just where you want it and DRESS UP FOR THE hristmas Holidays The Latest Styles and Creations are on December fires will burn all the brighter when one of the tiny logs filled with color crystals is placed among the wood in the fireplace. PLANNING TMAS DINNER PROVI AL TAX ON INGENUITY OF/'HOSTESSES THE WORLD OVER Making menus for the Christmas)meal, but of their sincere desire to holiday season is a real tax on the [satisfy their longing to see the baby ingenuity of any hostess, There is| with its first Christmas tree, such a loi round of social| In such cases a Christmas breakfast events that it is difficult to plan|has proved most successful, It must fure with a wave, making a last-min~ ute hot drink before going to bed, or providing a pan of candy for visiting roommates, as well as many other needs felt by home-loving souls, One of the nicest things about all these pieces of equipment is that they are readily collapsible and easily carried or kept at hand, New Shades The new window shade that oper- ates without a spring stops just where you want it to and never flies out of your hand to the top of the window, It revolves on a roller like 'any other shade, with a tightly woven cord and an attractive tassel at the a lever locks it securely until moving day comes or you wish it put up in some other spot, / disposition, to 'say nothing of future "economy, - One of the most appealing little gift suggestions that have come our way recently is a pair of pottery salt and pepper shakers, are large enough to hold in the hand comfort- ably and to use quickly when cooking, and so they contain sufficient salt and pepper to be practical for kitchen use without being ungainly or awkward. They come shades, beautiful soft blue-gray and green, and, as you can Yell imagine, they are kept clean casily, A tear in your pretty rayon under- wear need no longer worry or dis- Display at courage you if you have taken the recaution to buy one of the several rands of improved rayon guaranteed not to drop a stitch or to run, Rayon is fast developing in many ways. Watch for the latest form of the underwear weave that has less luster, It is very pleasing and has about the same degree of brightness as pure silk, s Now Modern Grandfather's clock has gone mo- dern, It uses electricity oy days instead of the old-time weights and pulls to mark the hours®and the hours themselves--how accurately they are timed. For minutes count these busy days and electricity can help to keep our clocks to the exact second, here are many styles of electric clocks; one, a most decided departure from the old ways, has only a tiny synchronous motor to drive the hands, This style receives its timing impulses directly from the light cur- rent and once connected and set, it brings Observatory time direct to your home, Then there are the elec- trically wound clocks, handsome ones that keep on running for hours should the current be discontinued, Either style is a comfort and convenience that costs surprisingly little to run, The expense of operating is trivial; a small clock costs but a nominal amount 'a year for current, and the larger clock with chimes uses only a bit more electricity, Ls. right side. Indeed, one never need touch work, and so the shade is clean, neat and. straight, just the size of the with a handle for holding it. Now we can shine our pots finger tips. pad into a new piece. The smart bathroom has even more chic. e are gay, ruffled affairs moisture or steam, how long to let one heat before pour- ing in the batter in order to have a crispy, brown waffle, you'll-like this novelty iron, A disk on the end of it gradually grows red after the cur- rent is connected and is used as a temperature indicator, When this is scarlet you need no longer harbor In this day of d there is less wasted space in our houses and more available room, Since homes are for the purposes of rearing children, why not let them have the éxtra room for their own pleasures? This will not only keep the remainder of the house in better order with less work, but will give the children a chance to enjoy their winter toys undisturbed. hristmas is an ideal time to give the young- sters a place where they can keep things that are their very own and to give them the responsibility of hidden doubts, for it is time to pour in the batter, "Well begun is half done," and waffles properly cooked are not likely to be tough, and wusu- ally come out the desired color, Does it seem that it takes much longer for the water in your tea- kettle to come to a boil now that the kettle is old than when it was new? Perhaps you live in a locality where the water is hard and the de- posits of lime on the inside of the teakettle are slowing up the boiling process and thus making larger gas bills, If the kettel is enamel a weak A small friction clamp does the work of the usual BPE e shade itself; the cord does all the always It's the little things that make the ! ! greatest differences in housekeeping, | # unity about each affair that One of the newest improvements, on an already popular necessity, is steel wool fastened on a red rubber pad alm of the hand, 4 The square corners of the pad force the steel wool into places difficult to lean, and, kettles without fear of cut or rough The steel wool is easily replaced by catching the pin on the water proof curtains these days, and if they match the shower curtain why it is These new curtains of flowered chintz, but the fabric is so treated that you need have never a fear of And here's the latest in waffle irons, If you have difficulty in telling just menus that will be equally enjoyable to each individual of the group en- tertained. If we remember to tie up the reason for entertaining with the re- freshments themselves, there will be wi have it pronounced an event, Have- n't you on occasions said, "We didn't do anything extraordinary different, but we did have such a good time?" If you will think back over such in- stances, you probably will find that there was an unusual harmony about them, This is easy to accomplish during the holiday season, when ac- tion is the keynote and everyone is in the spirit of joining in, One of the first events of the week at which people just naturally come together is that of trimming a Christ- mas tree, You may be grown up and away from your family and your re- latives, and even perhaps your friends, but you just feel it isn't Christmas unless you help to trim a tree, Then you seek out a school kindergarten, a Sunday school, a day nursery, and so forth, where you can be of help and in a crowd of busy people. . If you are in a home--that is, a real one, where there is a family--Christ- mas Eve, when the tree is trimmed, really starts the holiday festivities. The grown-ups set out seriously enough, but when through they think it time to celebrate by sitting down together to laugh and talk and re- fresh themselves. They must have nothing that savors of the Christmas Day goodies, but simple wholesome food that will prepare them for the rich heavy dishes and the dainty deli- cacies on hand for Christmas Day, The menu we have given for such an occasion may offer you some sugges- tions, Another ordinary occurrence is that of the first baby's first Christmas. So be simple in order not to spoil the zest for dinner, but at the same time it. must appease the hunger of a nor- mal appetite, and here are a few sug- gestions, For the group of young boys and girls home from school, or grown- ups who love to go out skating or bobsled riding on a cold winter even- ing, we must have a special menu, Just any of the rich cookies and cakes that happen to be on hand will not be what they need or what will taste best, They should have some- thing else in the way of a coarse- bread sandwich or some warm dish first, if the occasion is a special one --something along the line of the menu given, When it comes to children's parties the food can be decorative and fes- tive and yet follow all the precautions necessary to avoid dietary irregulari- ties, = A menu like the one below speaks for itself, The New Year's Eve dance always presents a problem, especially for the younger set who have hearty appe- tites and have gone through a week of strenuous activities and overeat- ing at irregular hours. Something appetizing yet somewhat light, and not a mixture of too many kinds of food, will suit them best, The simple but earefully planned combination suggested would serve well, In the later part of the holiday week, after chicken salad, hot rolls or biscuits and ice cream have served their turns on various menus, one gasps for less rich food that will leage him pleasantly satisfied, yet comfort- able and alert. So when you are planning a buffet supper to provide opportunity for all the visiting rela- tives to say their last adicus and best wishes before starting back to work, give them a pleasant surprise in let- ting them help themselves 'to some many young mothers have written us of the inadequacy of their equipment! to serve all the relatives a holiday | unusual foods and happy combina- tions. In offering this last one of our menu suggestions, we also offer to COATS 'DRESSE MILLINER ETC. ETC, LRDORRE LOWEST PRICES SIMCOE STREET SOUTH - OSHAWA Phone 1173 Ld Ld Missionary (to cannibal)-- I warn 0ld Gentleman--"Why is the sta you in regard to eating my brother. | tion so far from the town?" He will give you indigestion. He nev- Porter--"Dunno, but I think it's to Brockville, Dee, 11,--Mrs. Jane Stewart, mother of H. A. Stewart, K.C.,, M.P,, for Leeds, died Tuesday provide you with more complete in- formation about the dishes mentioned. MRS. JANE STEWART DIES latter a long fliness, aged 94 years. | er agrees with anybody, have it near the tracks." SERVICE ~ Sto a rage tomb cientifically Cooled Gasoli / FOR e SERVICE The Mercury Service Lid. will have heated aufomobile storage space available on approximately Jan. 1st, 1929. This new storgae garage is one of the most modern of its kind in offer a service to the citizens of Oshawa second to none. The rates are: All night fbrage 75¢ 1 day storage for (cars and Monthly Storage (ground floor)' 3 hrs. storage for 25¢ < ercury Service mall Canada, and after January 1st will * Monthly Storage (upper floors) $7.00 : Limted / trucks) 50c $750 : MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS FOR SPACE NOW. Corner Mary and King St. E.

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