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"NatHn'? Huhf Dat huTt."

called pikelets, and look much more
like the Irish trumpet and the Eng
lish muffin; that is, they are rather
thick, than like a griddle cake. OF
course, the only thing the poor all over
Europe have to bake on. is something
like griddle or heated sheet, so in
Italy one gets cakes Of chestnut flour
that look like our griddle cakes but are
eaten cold, etc.
There are still places in the world
where they have pancake parties, in
doors or out. 1t has at times been a
fashionable amusement at some Lenten
resorts, TO bake and toss pancakes. In
order to toss a pancake it is necessary
TO keep your eye on the pancake while
your mind may be centered on the idea
of getting the pan under the cake as
it comes down. 4
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England, that is, We have but few
ways of serving pancakes, while they
have many. In many cases they bake
the pancake, fill it with a sauce, then
fold or roll it, and serve it. Most Of
these sauces are favored with Kirsch
or Kummel, rum or brandy. but have
had a pancake in one of the most ia
nous restaurants Of Europe which
was filled with just such a thick strip
as we put over q chocolate sundae.
The point is, though, that they use
so many different Filings. In Russia
it may be caviar and sour cream. In
America, pancakes have sometimes
been filled with fried sausage meat. in
imitation of European customs. These
filled pancakes are sometimes called
continental. The French name for
them is ''crepes," and Of the many
ways of serving this that called Su-
zette is one of the most famous. 1t is
not filled, but soaked in a hot rum
sauce or one of brandy and butter.
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though in the most strict fasting the
diet could hardly be called vegetarian,
but only bitterness and bread" The
foundation of the Lenten diet was
bread, although the labOrer had fish
and eggs and beans and cheese with
his herbs and, in time, his vegetables.
A full supply of vegetables on which
TO base q diet is rather a modern thing,
as far as the poorer ones Of the world
are concerned, but they ate the weeds
of the field, the pot herbs, through
centuries.
Continental Pancake Culture.
In the United States we hardly have
what we may call a pancake culture,
as they have in France and even in
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are more needed than with sour milk,
and often the proportions are two cups
of flour to one and a half of milk,
the eggs making for extra wetness.
Of course, the general rule of baking
powder is two level teaspoons per cup
of flour, but a more reasonable pan
cake can be made with one teaspoon
per cup.
Making Pancake Batters.
Enormous liberties are taken with
pancake batters by those who depend
upon getting a batter of a certain ap.
pearance and consistency, regardless
of measurements. With the good cook
the pancakes may then be good, but
with the poor cook they may be horrid
or primitive. The sorriest description
of pancake making and eating l have
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ever seen S in the story, maria
Chapdelaine," one Of the wood chop
pers speaking. ..
He said: Every Monday morning
they opened a sack of flour, and we
made ourselves bucketfull Of pan
cakes, and all the rest of the week,
three times day, one dug into that
pail for something to eat. BY Wednes-
day, no longer any pancakes, because
they were all stuck together; nothing
more but n mass of dough. One cut
off big chunk of dough with ones
knife"
If the batter of these had been a
little thicker. and the pancakes had
been better baked, they never would
have become a mass of dough. They
eat cold pancakes in Scotland and
Wales. In the latter country they are
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flour with soda for sour milk, baking
powder for sweet, or, when a number
of eggs are used, we can get on with
out baking powder, but always with
sour milk there must be half a tea
spoon of soda per cup. A little baking
powder in addition is used by some
cooks.
A sour milk formula following this
general one with the necessary varia-
ton is: Two cups of sifted flour, two
scant cups of well whipped sour milk,
one level teaspoon of soda, and one
half teaspoon of salt. Make a smooth
batter by beating and for perfection
by straining it. No eggs at all, or one
or two may be added to this batter,
and shortening must always be added
when the pancake is baked on an I'M
creased griddle.
Sweet Milk Batter.
Here we may have endless varia-
tions from the general formula. Eggs
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MA: Nurse meant a movie with animals in it;
didn't you, nurse?
NURSE (glibly):
Q, yes.
(Second nurse appears with armful of apparatus
Quickly jabs needle into Juniors and takes drop Of
blood for blood test.)
JUNIOR Ofrightened):
Ow-w-w! Was dat for?
MA (soothmgly):
o. that's nothing
JUNIOR (eyeing her sevcrely):
Nuthn'? Huh! Dat hurt.
CA short time elapses and inferno appears with rolling
bed Junior transferred covered with sheet and rolled to
eevato;.)
MA accompanying him, holding his hand; Pa
bringing up the rear trying to appear ancon-
cerned and Stoical):
We're going upstairs now and see the movies.
JUNIOR:
Dis is fun. Hot dog!
MA: Why, Junior! Such language!
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teal cream for you. Il is called Edna
Wallace Hopper's Youth Cream. All
druggists and toilet counters now sup
ply it at 60c per jar. 1t comes in
two types-the Cold Cream type and
the Vanishing type. i. sure TO get
the type you want. Both have the
same essential constituents. Neither
grows hair on the face.
They also supply nv Facial Youth
my famous liquid cleanser. Also
my White Youth Clay-the last word
in facial clay. Also my Hair Youth
to which / owe my :.eauty, lustrous
hair. My Beauty Book comes with
each.
Go try my youth crolm. Learn how
it excels all others. Tli n j think you
will want all the beauty helps which
have done sdr nuSh for me. Edna
Wallace Hopper, 536 Lake Shore
Drive, Chicago.
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PA: Let him alone. Let hin, say anything he wants
to- That's all right.
MA (frantieallW:
Are you sure you're not going to hurt him
isn't he getting too much ether -.
won't it affect his heart o, doctor, I'm
SO frightened!
PA (9uho is just as frightened bit is trying hard
not to sIoav it the effort is making him
Just little green around the giVs): s--
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Nurses hold him down while inferno continues st to O1
ether Junior soon succumbs and Dr. Cote PICKS out
| a particularly quaint looking niblick)
MA (deteyminedly):
No; I'm going to stay right here.
DIR. COTTLE fevenly):
If you are, you'll have to be little more
quiet about it.
proceeds with operation. At first snip Junior moves
uneasly and means little.)
MA (ocldly):
o, DOCTOR you're hurting him! Aren't you
hurting him?
PA (tltiekly):
Now, Ma, it's all right.
MA (desperately): ~.
But maybe he isn't unconscious
DIR. COTTLE Continuing to earvcJ:
You'll have to take Mrs. Potter out of here,
Mr.. Potter, if she cannot control herself.
PA (tirmly):
Come on, Ma; you'd better 60
MA (eOen more firmly:
I'll do nothing of the kind.
CThe female of the species wins another verdict over
the male . the operation continues two tonsls
are surrounded and off in their youth their for
owner sleeps on and is transferred once more 70 ms
rolling wagon and taken back his where he is put
bed again and left to to whenever he gets ready
Scene Nv.
Juniors room in the hospital s +, Pa land. and Ma Potter
ing starched clothes and odor of antiseptics
the usual noises in the hall the rattle of dishes.
moans nternes kidding nurses mufed scream, mufed
laugh, the telephone
MA (aeringing hands,:
Isn't he ever coming to-? We've been here for
hours, it seems to me!
PA (batting her hand dbsently:
o. no, we haven't He'll wake up soon now
MA (avorry;ng):
Maybe he lost too much blood and he's too
weak. Maybe they gave him too much ether
o, if anything happened to him, I'd just die
-. couldn't stand it, that's all
PA (siaken IL, spite of himselG:
He's all right There's nothing going to hap
pen to him. (Gruffly, to hide his oacn emo
tiOns) 1 wish you'd quit your calamity howl
ing 81.
MA (flaring):
Calamity bowling? Who? Me? Haven't you
got any heart, Peter E. Potter, sitting there
abusing me because worry about Our child?
Our baby, too. If it was Mamie, or Bill, it
would be different, but Junior /. ,... I'd
PA (hmriedly): "a
There, there, didn't mean anything. Don't
get sore. was just
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Scene III.

The operating Junior transferred to operat
ing table and surrounded by and internes with
gauze masks table with more toools than poor
golfer carries is wheeled close table Dr. Cotte ap
pears with rolled up sleeves and gauze mask which empha
sizes that look to be
surgeons just before they begin to surge
JUNIOR (snSPicions):
Where am l gonna see movie?
NURSE Indicating bright spot on ceiling):
Right up there. See?
JUNIOR (donbtfMly):
Yes.
MA They're gonna start right away, but first you
must smell some nice perfume.
Nurse puts cloth his eyes and inferno begins to
give him the ether.)
JUNIOR CfrdnticaHy):
Stop STOP DAT NOT PER
FOOM :. STOP IT STOP 1T (.
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Scene I.

II is carly morning, and Junior minus breakfast is roll
ing along in a taxi between Pa and Ma with all inc
touching confidence childhood he is believing the stories
he is being told by his shameless mendacous parents
be would be walloped for telling half as many.
JUNIOR Ia bit dOabfmIy):
I'm gonna see movie?
MA (pdtiently):
Yes, honey Daddy and mamma are taking
YOU to see movie.
JUNIOR (hatPay):
Bill Hart, mamma?
MA: Yes. dear, Bill Hart.
Hugs him close. Suppose something happened when he
was under the ether and he didn't mugs MN ugnter
and tries TO Danish thought.
PA (sTabbino Junior on knee:
Well old fela, how do you feel this morning
CTbs is the fifteenth time he has asked that question
Of course Junior isn't small to take ehS and isn't
going to hurt him to have his tonss cut out didn
the doctor say it wouldn't? still can you always rely
on what these tell you? Everybody tells everybody
else many fairy tales in this world )
JUNIOR:
I wan somep'n to eat (SHddenly) I don
wanna go movie dis morning.
MA Nimriedly):
O. but you must dear. Noticing iii Juniors
eyes the birth of diStrMst) l mean, dear, you'll
lust love this movie; and then we'll have a nice
breakfast with some nice sliced oranges.
JUNIOR (sccnting a near soft generosity:
And can have some all day fuckers, too?
MA Yes, dear; all YOU want.
JUNIOR (half to MnselN:
OATS funny.
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At My Age 81
My Youth Cream keeps this baby skin
By Edna Wallace Hopper

Thousands upon thousands Of VOL.
on have asked me to tell what cold
cream l employ. They see me with a
girls complexion at the age of 81.
1t is even softer, even roster than 40
years ago.
Yet my life has been lived in the
limelight. And l served France for
five years in the rig9rs Of the war.
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A French creation

French experts perfected this cream
for me many years ago. Il contains
both lemon and strawberry. Also all
the best that science IN WIS to soften.
whiten, smooth and feed the skin.
Neither | nor my friends have ever
found cream to compare with this.
The expert makers tell me it is the
greatest cream product. So l have
arranged to have them L axe the iden-
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MA (intevapting):
Look, look-he's coming to.
(Junior losses around bit and then begins to cry
even before he opens his eyes.)
JUNIOR (7vceping):
Mamma MAMMA!
MA (sootEingly):
There there here I am, honey. Here's
mamma what is it? (Hngs him close
and smoothes back his hair tenderly) There
there Mammals right here. What is il?
PA (aoith great sigh of relief his first easy
breath for facenty-fow honrs):
Well, that's that (Complaceutly) 1 knew it
would come out all right Didn't tell you /?
And you was so frightened all the time.
Junior, opening his eyes, gradually focuses on the
scene sees Pa and Ma and, finally getting his bear
recognizes where he is and what has happened him
tears dry magicaly and hard look of establishment
comes into his baby blue cyes.)
MA eagerly:
r. How do you feel, Junior? Say something.
JUNIOR (sio0cly and biHerly):
OATS wat 1 call dirty twick!
(And that's that-antH merit Sanday.)
Copyright 1924 by The Chicago Tribune. All dramatic,
moving picture, and other rights reserved)
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EHEV POT.TERS
PROLOGUE.

When Nature can't find convenient place TO hide use
less knicknacks she tucs them away in the human anatomy
witness the tonsl, the adenod, and the appendix a
Of which extracted these days at great expense 10 @
extractee the Potters exception Tor the young
est of the Potter tribe Peter f. Potter r IS even now on
his way 10 the hospital where Dr. Cotte VIII separate MN
fm his tonsls while Pa and Ma stand by and suffer IN
unison.
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Come on, Ma; you better let me take you out.
JUNIOR (duased):
OATS awf'y funny.
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septic places with high bed that guarantees broken back
If YOU should roll out Ma begins TO undress
Junior assisted by nurse
JUNIOR (bnSSled):
What for you undress me, huh?
NURSE:
You must be in your nghtie to see the ami
mails
JUNIOR:
Animals? Mamma, you said l was gonna see
movie?
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Misses PLAIN silk hose and Isle hose. In
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20 Velvet Hats the new fucna shdues were %'
MonthEn
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S29S Month End Sale price, ST So
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inc Vachette beaver calf and cobra grain.
Silk lined, and fitted with mirror. powder
and rouge box 1pstick and card case. Colors,
black, brown and tan.