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THE UMINECA HERALD; WEDNESDaY, MAY 29; 1929 -

whenever appetite —

They started with breakfast. _ But since. then, Kellogg’s Corn *F lakes have gone clear around

the clock —lanch, between meals,- supper for the kiddies,

bedtime — whenever. appetite .

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“ lnopning or’ at noon. in the‘ice box to become thoroughly . |ehilled. The ricce for the, meat ple

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Kelloga’s Corn Flakes are always light and extia crisp, A wholesome treat for children—so easy to digest, 12,000,000 peopl: each day prefer the original Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. _ «oe It always pays to look for the red-and-green Kellogg package. Sold by al grocers. Made by Kellogg i in London, Ontario.

, [Prepare a simple dinner:

:Jmorning. ‘To ‘save fuel ; should be lighted just once, 80° cover |} oe the pats of marguerites, place in the refrigerator and pake just befo¥e din- : ner,

7 Mexican Meat Pie °°

“11 tablespoon chopped eglery 5 TA bay leaf; 1 whole clove % ‘teaspoon salt; |"

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. flour, ¥, teaspoon baking powder one Jthird teaspoon salt 4% cup nut meats,

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~ Home: Economics . By Barbara BE. Brooks:

im During’ the month of June probably more new homes are startéed- than any

other ‘ ‘month in’ the year. With the ‘jestablishment' of the home the bride

|takes up her duties os housewife ‘and | © .-|immediately the meal problem ~ con- fronts her. Lok -|mit her to hire a person to do the eook- |.’

If the budget will not per-

fines she must Jaunch herself’ in the -|Kitehen, grasp a spoon and a bowl and {start . mixing But what? She often hasn’t the’ slightest iden how: to com- bine ‘ingredients. Her ‘friends: have given” “her their favorite recipes, but many of them seem so complicated: ‘However, in a few weeks she can mas- ter them with success. —

In. the meantime the first

: portunity to. build up technique In the handeling of utensils and foods, Men. prefer abnple, well cooked. dimers to fussy ones, so the- wise. woman will bear this in mind.

Here is a menu to help the : new cook

Mexican meat pie; Vegitable. salad;

The meat ple, baked in a casserole furnishes both meat and vegitables, will be the main dish of the meal and Tivery day a leafy vegitable should be

or a cabbage salad should be chosen.” In preparation for ‘the dinner ‘the bide. can “make the dessert’ ‘Set the ambrosia

ean also be cooked early in the day. ' The marguerites cin be mixed in the Fhe oven

"While they are baking, combind Jthe’ ingredients: for the meat pie,

“table can be set the flowers arranged, !

jand the salad made by the time that;

let it steep of percalate from three to five minutes —_

The recipes for. the dinner menu is as follows:

% pound ham; 4% pound venl 2 thblespoons flour; 1 tablespoon fat 1 onion; 14 red pepper 1 cup tomato ;

few ernins of pepper ; ‘1 eup boiled rice “ Cut ham and veal in smell pieces, rol in flour and brown in fat until golden brown. ‘Remove. meat from pan Put in the chopped onion, red pepper,

five minutes, being careful not to let the mixture brown. Add meat “and turn in baking dish. Cover with boil- ed rice and bake in moderate “oven

Fruit. Ambrosia : . 44 cup sliced, canned” Peaches; ii, cup sliced Oranges ; mix well and put in ice bor to ehill.* . . Marguerites ’

“2 eggs, 1 cup brown sugar, % cup

cut_in small pieces, 4 cup All-bran. Beat eggs slightly,-and add remain- ing ingredients in the order given. Full small buttered tins two-thirds full of -Bake, in moderate oven ten to fifteen minutes, , -Coffes

“One rounding tablespoon. of ‘coffee for ench mensureing cup of water. Pour boiling avater over coffee, and Tet

colate untill of the desired strength. ..

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ing will be moved back to the end. of

meals ; must be simple ones to give her an.op-|.

included in-the ménu. Head lettuce].

in «the | .

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jthe ment pie,is dong... About five min-| _ futes before the dinner is served, ‘pour: ;|the .bolling water over the coffee and’

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: Whole wheat rolls; Fruit ambrosia;| . : Marguerites ; coffee. ‘

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Questions concecrning health, addres- sed to the Canadian’ Medical "Associa- tion ,184 College Street, Toronto, will be answered by letter. Questions as to diagnosis and treatment will not’ be answered.

A NATIONAL PROBLEM:

* A death in child-bed is almost of subject for. an inquest. It is nothing short of a calamity which:it ls we should ell know about, in order. to a- void it in the future.” These words of Florence Nightengale apply to our pre. sent times just as truly as they did to her _ generation. ‘We’ should’ indeed search for the: reason’ why éach* year 1,800 Canadian. women, loose, ‘their, Hy- ‘es a3 & direct result of their bringing new Hvres into the world * trod

.The reasons have been sought for, and the: results of such. investigations, particularly the one made’ by: the Fed- ‘Jeral.. Department of Health, have | shown why these mothers die." ‘What is: of-the-utmost Anmportance dg. that: we should. know. how: ‘to prevent, mort. ot! these deaths,: “We know ‘ho dn, the Sense ae We are at

edr ‘mother's ives. a

Health Service

Most of these deaths, which ire such: a tragety to the home and such. a loss to the nation,’ and- which; frequently -

are due to the absense of unte-natal care and-to the lick of adequate med- ical and nursing care at confinements. — It has been proven ‘beyond: question of doubt that when ante-natal aud econ- | finement care pre provided, most of these maternal deaths can be, and act- ually are prevented.

. There are two main reasons why wo- men. do. ‘not recelye such care, The firat is that’ ‘comparatively fev women realize that. their. own health—indeed, their lives— and the life and health of their expected baby depends upon unte natal care. Both men and women should know ‘that the expectant mother needs to be ‘under medical supervision from. the: beginning of. her pregnancy.

ing tho later ‘months | that the ‘physician detecting ‘the, ficst signs of an abnor.

indi] condition, . promptly deals with a condition ond 80 averts a A catastrophe

are the cause. ‘of many ‘social problems -

It is early in pregnancy, ag well as dm...