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Peach Pie In Individual Dishes Individual peach pies call for a cereal topping. Children especially enjoy them served like this. Wilma Phillips Stewart. A pie for each and every one individual deep dish pies. We have used individual glass baking dishes and served the in their own wicker baskets.

Deep dish pies have cereal crusts and are fun to eat. This can be used for fresh peaches now and later on with canned or frozen peaches. Peach Deep Dish Pie. servings.) 2 cups corn flakele 3 and one-half cups sliced fresh peaches one-half cup brown sugar one-half teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons flour one-fourth cup dark corn syrup 2 tablespoons butter or 2 tablespoons margarine 1 and one-halt teaspoons lemon juice one-half cup broken pecans 1 tablespoon butter Method: 1. Crush corn flakes to make 1 cup of coarse crumbs.

2. Combine sugar, salt, flour, corn syrup, peach juice, lemon juice and butter or margarine. Cook over low heat for 5 minutes. 3. Place peaches in 6 small baking dishes.

Sprinkle with pecans. Pour brown sugar mixture over peaches. 4. Combine cornflakes with 1 tablespoon of melted butter. Sprinkle over, in peaches.

moderate oven, 350 degrees F. for 20 to 25 minutes. (Time 5. will depend upon how well cooked you wish the peaches.) Notes for the Cook. Dark corn syrup is flavored with vanilla.

You will like the flavor of brown sugar and peaches, baked together. For small children, use custard cups. This pie is good either hot or cold. Let the peach slices peak out the center as shown in the picture. Nuts may be omitted for small children.

Lacking the nuts you can "dot" the peaches with peanut butter. Instead of cream use hot peach juice flavored with cinnamon and sweetened to taste. To prevent peaches from turning dark, slice them right into the baking dishes, Fill them about three-fourths full. Doctor's Notebook Waiting for Doctor Is Unexciting: By Glen R. Shepherd, M.

D. Waiting to see the doctor in his office is no fun. Prolonged waiting is sometimes inexcusable to patients. It doesn't seem to make much difference whether doctor operates on the appointment system or just sees people in the order of their arrival. You stare at the others waiting self-consciously, each wondering what is wrong with the other.

That woman across the room looks in good health. Probably, you think, she's one of those neurotics which, not (although you may be and there Is no reason to be ashamed of it). Then there are magazines. You may wonder if there are any disease germs in them from all those sick people the doctor sees. (There are not.) You gingerly pick up the newest-looking one and discover you have already read it while you were in the beauty shop.

That last visit to the beauty shop certainly was a bust--not a soul had an interesting item about anybody you knew. What time is it? Oh, just five minutes have gone by. Somebody else comes into the room and sits down. And before he has his crease straightened, he is called into the inner sanctum. Now wouldn't that beat all? (It doesn't occur to you that he's probably getting a pre-arranged test or preparation by the technician or nurse.) A doctor's waiting room is not the most enviable place to spend your time.

Yet, your doctor has probably strained his ingenuity in an effort to use a system which will shorten your wait or eliminate it altogether. If he uses the appointment system, something is sure to throw him off. It may be an emergency house call, a delay on the morning hospital rounds or house calls, or a very long-winded patient early in the afternoon. If he abandons the appointment system and sees people in the order of their arrival, that still means an inevitable wait on most afternoons. Some doctors wish it were possible for no one to wait.

But the very nature of professional work makes the time required for each patient unpredictable. There doesn't seem to be any satisfactory solution. Dr. Shepherd lists some precautions for hay fever sufferers in his Sunday column. The doctor's column appears each Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday on the women's page of The Des Moines Register.

Phillipses In Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Phillips, 1405 Forty-third are spending a few days at the Elms hotel in Excelsior Springs, Mo. They will return by way of Iowa City, where they will visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Clark Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. James E.

Parker of Spencer were weekend guests of the Misses Blanche and Bessie Nelson, 1460 Fifth st. They attended the wedding of Helen Parker and Ward Phillips while in Des Moines. Mrs. V. L.

Shelley and children, Michael and Suzanne, 1735 Fortyfifth returned Sunday after a 10-day vacation at Spirit Lake. They were guests of Mrs. Ray Brown. "Soothes Torment of GIRDLE RASH" Shake on Mexsana; get fast, longer -lasting relief from itching, burning misery of heat rash, chafe, girdle rash, baby's diaper rash. Save--get size now.

MEXSANA A MEDICATED POWDER IDes Moines Register Page 10 Aug. 21, Complexion May Suffer From Sun (Beauty and You.) (By Marian Matthews) Today's article puts the finishing touches on the complexion that may be suffering from a season in the sun. A lovely complexion is worth the time and care you give it and it cannot be achieved overnight. Normally, after cleaning your face and then using a creamy masque, the third step is a thorough going-over with an astringent or face lotion. On this third day of briefing for a facial comeback it is suggested that you use a dryskin freshener for skin that is dried out from summer sun.

After cleansing, and if you follow this with the creamy masque, dampen a fresh piece of cotton with the dry-skin freshener or lotion and smooth over throat and face. Use the same upward and outward motions as when applying cream. The fourth and final step in your skin care is one that guards its suppleness. It is as necessary in your plan of rehabilitating, is that in summer preserving a complexion soft and, as smooth skin all fall and winter. The super-rich lubrication cream is your answer.

Special night creams that blend extra emollient qualities in them to discourage dryness and its consequences such as flakiness and fine lines should be smoothed into the skin at night before retiring. Begin at the base of the throat with firm, even strokes and as usual with gentle motions work in upward and outward. Leave your rich cream on for at least 20 minutes or if your skin is really baked and parched from sunshine, leave on overnight. Pay particular attention to areas where fine lines form-at the outside corners of the eyes and about the mouth. A few weeks of thorough daily care as outlined in the last three articles should give you a prettier outlook in the new season ahead, Miss Pinneo Is Honored At Tea Mrs.

James Roberts of Norfolk, entertained Tuesday at a tea and kitchen shower for Miss Jane Pinneo. The party was given at Golf and Country club. Mrs. Roberts is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. 694 Forty-fifth st. Alumnae Tea. Des Moines Alumnae association of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will entertain at a tea from 3 to 5 p.

m. Sunday at the home of Miss Sally Gussett, 3500 Arapahoe drive. Mrs. Harold Margulies is chairman of the committee on arrangements. She will be ASsisted by other members of the 1 executive board, Mesdames Phil Needham, W.

O. Purdy, James Cownie, Verne Schroeder, J. Marcy Wilson, Ward Wilson, William G. Kane, Howard Reppert, Roy Dalbey, Ralph Amend and Charles Betts. Young Reunion.

Descendants of Charles Hunter Young, pioneer settler of Madison county, had their annual reunion Sunday at Union park in Des Moines. Attending from Des Moines were Lon Young, Mrs. L. B. Longstreth, Mrs.

F. N. Zahller, Arthur and Marilyn Zahller and Mr. and Mrs, George McClain and Nora. Miss Buckingham, Keen W.

Hoyt Are Married Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Buckingham of Fairfield announce the marriage of their daughter, Ruth Elaine, and Keen W. Hoyt, both of Des Moines.

Mr. Hoyt is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Hoyt of Nogales, formerly of Des Moines.

It took place at 4 p. m. Sunday in the First Unitarian church in Des Moines with the Rev. Charles E. Phillips officiating.

Helen Buckingham of Denver, attended her sister and Lt. Thomas E. Kenney, stationed with the air force in Chicago, was best man. The couple will live in Des Moines, where Mr. Hoyt is engaged in the practice of law.

Mary Haworth is on vacation. Her column will be resumed Sept. 1, New Cream Deodorant Proved MORE EFFECTIVE in Keeping Underarms Dry and Odorless New Cream Deodorant, Arrid used daily gives you this when used daily, will exclusive 5-way protection: do this for you 1. Effective -stops appearance Arrid actually gives of underarm perspiration. you more than any other leading de- 2.

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Keeps you sweet. Only plus tax. DON'T BE HALF-SAFE. USE ARRID -TO BE SURE! State Fair Amateur Entries The saddle and harness horse show at the Iowa state fair will be dominated this year by Iowa owners--most of them amateur riders and drivers. For this reason the social aspects of the show will be significant.

One of the amateur riders, Mrs. Leo Wright of Grinnell, is shown on one of her entries, Johnny Belinda, a five-galted, chestnut gelding who this year won the junior five-gaited classes at Cedar Rapids and Fort Madison. Mrs. Harter Is Married Mrs. Ada Harter and Walter W.

Cartwright were married Monday morning, at Mrs. Harter's home, 517 Forest ave. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Orville C. Olson of the Bethany Open Bible church, in the presence of the immediate family and close relatives.

Faille The bride wore a navy blue faille suit with white accessories, and a corsage of red roses. Mrs. Jessie Hotchkiss was matron of honor and Allen Radcliffe was best man. Reside Here. Mr.

Cartwright is a stationery engineer at the Equitable building. After Sept. 1 the couple will live at 1019 Pennsylvania ave. Out-of-town guests were: the bride's sister, Miss Cunera VanEmerick of Pella; Mrs. David Harter and Carol daughters, of Mankato, Sharon Sue, and Miss Phyllis Harter of Newton.

NINA NEAL will restyle your FUR COAT for $45.00 This Includes cleaning and glazing. Capes, Stoles and clever short models to choose from. 417 KRESGE BLDG. Shop closes at p. m.

on Sat. Home Economists OF THE MID- WEST CHOOSE CaRd SUGAR 4 TO 1 OVER ANY OTHER BRAND! and cane sugar IT MUST BE GOODI Coming back to the show this year will be Sy Huggins, winner of the two-year-old fine harness stake at the state fair last year. This light chestnut gelding, shown with his trainer, Edwin C. Boyd, has lots of animation and style. He is owned by Fairview Farm, Odebolt.

Horses will compete for $16,000 in cash prizes trophies at night performances beginning Aug. 27 and continuing through Aug. 81 with a matinee on Sock Doll 7052 She's inches tall and pretty, as and can be! money saver! Patern 7052: directions for doll and clothes pattern. Easy! Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern to The Des Moines Register, Household Arts P. 0.

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Sizes are transparent liquids and are most often used on plaster walls, although they may be applied to wood and other types of structural materials. CRESCENTS MAC- PO NETS COOL MACRONET SALADS FOR SUPPER ARE LID for HOME CANNING and ATLAS FREEZING it's ATLAS Strong and safe for off approved, methods MASON 50 wives ATLAS proven Double strength, years Jars for by tested have more everywhere. house. than been for of odors freezing modern can't HAZEL-ATLAS get moisture, Wheeling, in preserving. or GLASS out; vapor West Perfect and Va.

re-usable. COMPANY leak for proof; home Staples Family Ends Trip Mr. and Mrs. D. D.

Staples and children, Diane and Gary, 110 Forty-second have returned after spending three weeks the west. They visited Mr. Staples' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joe D.

Wray at Mason Valley ranch in Yerington, and also in Pasadena and Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill and daughter of San Diego, formerly of Des Moines, visited here last week with Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Harne. James Harne and son, James, of Vancouver, Roy Harne of Creston and Harvey Harne of Davenport, spent three days with their son and brother, Harold G. Harne, 1802 Searle st. They attended a Harne reunion in Creston Aug. 10.

Kate Killebrew, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Killebrew, 5410 Shriver returned Sunday after spending several weeks Geneva Glen camp in Indian Hills, Colo.

Lt. and Mrs. James Meston are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Meston, 2318 Forty-fifth st.

Lieutenant Meston has completed officers' candidate, school at Fort Benning, and will report Aug. 26 at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Mrs. Carl Weeks, 200 Tonawanda drive, has returned after vacationing at the Weeks cottage at Clear Lake. With her were Mr.

and Mrs. William Weeks of Roslyn Heights, Long Island, N. Y. The William Weeks' son, Barron, who had been at Easton camp near Ely, met his parents at Clear Lake and accompanied them to New York. His brother, Christopher, Carl Weeks and Martin Van Slyke, who were at the cottage, are on a trip to Utah and Arizona.

They will return to their Ponies about Margo Sept. Rains, 1. 1147 Twenty-seventh who has been a patient at Iowa Methodist hospital with injuries received in an accident six weeks ago, is convalescing satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Knudsen and son, Mark, Route No. 3, have returned from Colorado Springs, where they visited for 10 days with their daughter and sister, Miss Patricia Knudsen. By Edyth Thomas Wallace. Points for Parents Not This Mother: "Baby wants to feed himself but he turns his spoon upside down and makes such mess, I'd rather feed him." This Mother: "Turn the spoon this way, Jimmie. Now put it in the cereal.

Now up it goes to your mouth, That's the way!" We retard both baby's emotional and coordinate develop- By peach pies recipe ment when we deny him tunities to learn how things for himself. Hyperion Parties. Hyperion club will an informal dinner-dance day. Family day at the day will be observed with cial dinner. Hyperion Parties.

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Just add cold water and ice for superb iced coffee. (Add hot water for perfect hot dinner coffee, instantly.) Economy-wise: Instant Maxwell House Coffee saves you money! Up to compared to a pound of old-fashioned ground coffee. My Brain Wave for heat waves is to use lots of canned Pineapple in your menus. First, because it's Nature's most refreshing flavor. Second, because it's easy to digest, and endowed by tropic sun with quick food energy, protective minerals and vitamins.

And you can have it, quick as you open a can, in golden glassfuls of Juice, in luscious Slices, Chunks, Tidbits and Crushed- -at every meal, with every course. By itself or in combination, mixed in, cooked in, used for garnishing, filling, topping, Pineapple "goes with" i practically everything from meat to ice cream. Plentiful now, -at welcome low cost. Make the most of it! The Time I'm Tempted by a kitchen in hot weather. PEACH AND CHEESE SALAD Prepare Raspberry Jell-0 as directed on package.

Mold in shallow pan with 6 peach halves, rounded side up. Cut in squares. Serve with cream cheese ball rolled in nuts, Serves 6. cool, crystal clear, beautiful Jell-O Salad is NOW! So I just reach out my hand in the kitchen, pick up any one of Jell-O's 6 delicious flavors and go on from there creating quickly luncheon or supper salad that makes your mouth water when you see it. And when you taste it-oh my! A Jell-O Salad is extra-delicious (as well as the easiest thing in the world to make) because every one of Jell-O's flavors blends lusciously with fruits, vegetables, and meats.

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