April 14, 1916. 
NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
ANP quality, too! You have 
both in American Lady Cor- 
_sets—and besides, you may de- 
pend upon American Lady Cor- 
sets being absolutely faultless in 
fitting— 
You can procure 
American 
Lady 
Corsets 
here at prices ranging 
from $1 to$3 
Also a big line of 
LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S 
NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY 
INFANTS BONNETS 
RIBBONS AND YARNS 
Corton CLrotH AND GINGHAM, 
PercaLes, Eyre. 
E. A. Lethbridge 
3 Beach Street Manchester 
Telephone 137-W 
mediate use, for Helen and her 
mother live in the country where the 
luxury of a gas stove has not yet ar- 
rived, and then she pulled her light, 
clean kitchen table to a convenient 
place between the kitchen and the 
sink. In one trip to the refrigerator 
she got milk and butter. She put 
plates in the warmer for the hot 
dishes, and then set to work to make 
such appetizing meal that her guests 
little thought it was planned and pre- 
pared almost on the spur of the same 
moment. She put a can of tomato 
soup in a saucepan with a pinch of 
soda, in another she put an equal 
amount of milk and set both on the 
stove to heat. 
While they were heating, she open- 
ed the finnan-haddie, washed it 
thoroughly in hot water and let it 
stand while she made the simple 
cream sauce. ‘This, she put on the 
back of the stove to heat slowly with- 
out danger of scorching. She beat up 
the whites of three eggs, opened a 
can of peaches and drained away the 
juice. In each half peach she put a 
large tablespoonful of the sweetened 
meringue and put them in an earthen- 
ware dish ready for baking. The milk 
and tomato being hot by this time, 
she poured them together, and tle 
luncheon was ready to be served. 
The soup, she brought in from the 
kitchen, in the warm plates, as that 
was the easy way, the quick way and 
the hot way. The soup finished, she 
carried the plates to the kitchen, and 
on the same trip put the peaches in 
the oven, and brought in the c-eamec 
fish, which was quite ready by this 
time, and Helen made toast on the 
electric toaster at the table. Upon 
the first trip to the kitchen in reimov- 
ing the dishes for this course, she took 
the peaches out of the oven so that 
they should not be burned and also so 
that they should not be too hot to serve, 
and then finished removing the dishes 
that were unnecessary for the dessert 
course. Finding that her supply of 
cake was rather limited, she supple- 
mented it with sweet crackers from 
her emergency shelf, and the last 
course was ready. The peaches with 
their browned merinque were as deli- 
cious as attractive and the home-made 
cake and crisp crackers completed as 
wholesome a ‘dessert as one could 
wish. When the meal was over, the 
girls helped Helen’s mother whisk the 
dishes into the kitchen, wash, wipe 
and put them away, and what might 
have been an arduous, nerve strain- 
ing. task, was transformed into a little 
triumph for the housewife and a lark 
for them all. 
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