rn‘s aroussr'riitcso FLOUR llll sutures
AND wears AL‘L IT costs '
Funny, isn't it, that nearly all'
I brands of flour sell at the same
, price?
Ever wonder if by paying' a . 7%;
little more you could get one of ’7‘7
a higher class?
Well. there is one flour that
is always higher iii-Brice and al-
.7: ways higher' In grade.
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A Petticoat will prove aboutas acceptable
and sensible a gift as one could think‘oi. We
are showing an exceptionally good assortment
. IIIIIIIIII iLs comprising a number of samples. mostly one I .
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figgznyhfiarislmi uII‘UUlOnflgB for Street and WW
Elli; wear. "Princess. 98 so $10. 00.
A splendid variety of styles. A special nuns.
her in black diaplays fancy plaitings. withnan
effective underlay of contrasting bright color.
Sonic elaborately trimmedtwith fringe.
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1? Extra size Petticoats of Black Taffeta Silk
7 ital Bight softpfinish Messaline. at I55 to $7 50
t: Those whoiare looking for Petticoats of a
more practical n57ture, or: ordinary wear will
no doubt find something to their liking In our
line of black and colored Heatherbloom and
Black Sateen Petticoats. in regular and extra
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7E7nnllsh Fruit Bread.
Rub thIee rounding tablespoons of
lard and three level spoons oi butter
into three quarts of flour. 'Add two‘
level teaspoons of salt, one half poIIn
of Climate. one half pound of seedless
raisins, or the other kind seeded and
cut. in halves. hell it grilled nutmeg
and three quarters cup of sugar. Add
one whole yeast cake dissolved in a
little lukewarm water and mix with
milk until a dough is made that can be
kneaded. Cover and lot rise over
night. in the morning mold into loayes
and bake in a moderately hot oven.
Bake in round pans and cut in thin
wedges to serve with cheese.
Cornish Cutlets.
'l‘rim slices of cold most, preferably
veal or luInb, cut hbout one fourth of
an inch thick, into pieces of the some
shape and“ size; sprinkle them with
salt; pepper!“ and a few drops each of
tomato catsup. llave ready some well
seasoned. not mashed potatoes into
which some beaten yolks of egg have
been beaten (one or two yolks to a
pint of potato.) Cover each slice of
meat with the potato and make the
surface smooth with a knife. Dip in
a beaten egg. diluted with three or
four tablespoontuls oi milk and water,
cover with sifted bread crumbs and
try in deep tIIt.«-».\fbirtmad Star.
Beetstsak Dumplings.
Line a deep dish with pie oI-uat._cut
up two pounds of stealing heel in
small pieces. add salt. pepper. chop
pod onion water, one half teaspoonful
poultry dressing and a little butler
i Put tap crust on and stesni for first.
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Regent of Motion.
l’ut one tablespoon of hmterin the
blazer and cook it in one tablespoon of
minced onion. and n halt-inch hit or
baylenf. Stirfln one tablespoon of
hnlt cups ottwnter. add salt and pap-
rika to taste. and one cup of cold
mutton cut in dice. Let it stew about
in minutes‘fiddl‘iwo tablespoons of to.
main cniauprfiiiary 1, Lincoln.
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Cheese Souffle.
Two tshlespooafnls of butter. one
and one halt tablespoons tiour. one
innit cup milk, one halt teaspoon salt
tow grains cayenne, one cup grated or
chopped choose, three cgs. Melt the
butter. add flour. and when we'll mix-
ed odd gradually scolded milk. than
Isslt. cayenne and cheese. When
icheese is melted Iuld yolk of eggs. well
i beaten; cool mixture, then cut and told
gm whites or eggs beaten until stiff.
i7(30vcr tightly and steam over hot wu-
iter for 15 minutes. . i
i Creamed Carrots and Poss.
One can peas, one halt cup~ boiled
carrots cut in dice. one cup milk scald-
Iicd. one level tablespoon butter. one
5 hair level teaspoon salt. one eighth lav-
iel teaspoon pepper. yolks or two eggs
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.WESTERN GOVERNORS WELCOM-I‘
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NEW YORK. llef‘. llr‘NW York: Tuesday-Junior Guild in the Guild
city, which gave the western gover- room til. 11 a m.
more a popular welcome yesterdsY- clcty in the Guild room at 8 p. in.
when they. airlied from Philadelphia.; Thursday—«Knights of King Arthur
resolved the formal Inception until tO- at 3 p, at.
day. it takes place in the great hall _ There will be no meeting of the Wo-
ol‘ City College. tar uptown, and Mayor man‘s Guild this week. ‘ l
Gaynor makes the welcoming adl' 'Sunday next, mme evening, there
dress. will be a public knightinx under the
The program laid out ten the gover- auspices of Castle Camelot, K O; K A.
nors with the party of ex governors, T111059 who have ever seen this care-
one lieutenant-govemor and western many need 1101 be told how very in:
business men. and ranchers and oth- teresung it is. The music. from Wag.
are who acompany them, provides for a Aer-g parsing], will be a feature. A
visit toccant's Tomb. luncheon. l1 wa- cordial invitation is. extended to all
tor i:lp on one of the municipal de-‘ to be present as well for their own
partment steamers. and an exhibition “keg“ as the sake of the .hoyg_
of work by the tire boats. Tonight The rector is ready to receive can
they will attend a dinner given by tributlons i'or'the children'sdhrlst
Col. John A. 'Sleicher. I’mas festixal and asks that whatever
.- ’ people expect to give be sent to him
without delsi’.
VAN WELL TANNEDL
Fletcher Wan Hoosear. or Norwalk.
who is employed in the’Cauto Produce
(I‘ipmpany, in Santiago, Cuba, arrived
An ENGLISH JOKE.
Conductor (who has had to climb
will?“ to spend “V0 111°“th 01' m0l'9}has7 arrived‘ at his destinationlé'h‘re,
~ town with his family before re- you; Dontyou want 'vaesmmgter AA.
turning to the sunny southland. Mr. hey? .
Van Hoosear is in the best of health Surpfjagd paggeAg‘er (Amt not mdv.
7 and has a coat or tan that would be mg)...YeaI,‘
enviiad by the most enthusiastic sum~ Conductor (getting many Ilabusive)
mer girl.
,' the lulflldll ”119‘ steamers and the “Tip I can't, pokflbly bring it 7to “‘9 'bug
, was delightful in every feature. no‘apuhch ‘
dreary weather or storms having been
announcer-ed “Mr. Van some is be 'i‘he sentinel with columns reflect
in; erected by his many triends about the activities of the tall season—they
‘ ”us at has best new. .
Glrls' Friendly 80- '
Rinse the pens with cold water and
drain; add the carrots. then the milk
butter, salt and pepper. Place over but
waterinnd when thoroughly heated add.
the egg yolks beaten and diluted with
a little or the hot milk. Stir and cook
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Cocoa Buns.
Two tablespoontuls or butter. one
third cup of sugar. one egg. one tourthIi
ioaspoonful oi salt. one cup oi scalded
milk. two compressed yeast cakes sort
one fourth teaspoonful of extract cin-
und one half to four cups 1 hour
Mix in order'glven. having dough
as soft as can be handled. turn on to
molding board. roll into a square aboutI
an inch in thickness. sprinkle on one
last: cup of currents fold the sides to
meet the center. then each end to cen-
ing another one hell can currents. fold.
roll and told again Place in a howlI
which is set in pan of warm water,
let rise 40 minutes. Shape, place his
pen. let rise until doubled in size.
IBske 15 to 20 minimised As you take
“I“. last ”rida} for the holidays He the stairs to inferm a passenger be from oven. brush the top With white “mm“! “ll-ll “"1“" WW“ and 01"
jot one egg beaten with an half cups newsrooms. .,
Let stand? live ,
ounteetlonwb sugar
minutes. comm are ready to set-Vs.
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.tor the doughnuts will be dry
flour and mid gradually one and one
ponti.
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cued 1“ one half cup or warm "It“. add three tubiespooas boiling water to 7i powder ingredients that are measured
,0“ 0f the Jelly. “Portland Express by the spoonful and left them there.
namon. one half cup of cocoa. throe~ and Advertiser.
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Home Hs7tp7s.7 1 Good Cooking.
Those who like the flavor of celery; The essence or good cooking lies in
salt will enjoy the variety it gives in four things: The ability to preserve.
the seasoning 0! a number of salads Idevclop improve and vary the flavor
Aplalu cornstarch pudding tinted: 7or foods. sale a writer in the Gen
green and molded in a stolen shaped ‘ tury The ill‘reuch excel particularly
mold is made very attractite by 3ch in the art of varyinz the‘ fisvovx. A
ing with a creamy yellow custard and small piece or meat sutiicos them to
whipped (scam. make u whole but oi vegetables redo.
luau cold veal out into small cubes tent of it. Qouversely. they use all
and mixed with French peas antidrcss- 60m 0! vegetables to improve their
lug makes an acceptable salad. says: unique ilhvdr to Innate-4m soups
the llartfdrd Courant. Serve on let- stems. sauces and the water in which
then hearts ImeIut or tlshI‘ is boiled 'l'hc combluw
Wicker furniture annual be treated lions and variations are endless. An
with care in cleaning. Strong salt wt. alaugllsh epicure declares that the sec-
ter is one or the best things to use In “'1 70! the excellence of French cook
washing 1: Soapy wales turns the or) lies lntholavish use made ofvege~
Wicker work yellow and makes it tables “Where we use one kind.
somewhat brittle so that it is apt to French cooks use 20."
squeak i
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Cu.“rd up”. I A young housekeeper, who prizes
To make Florida tangerine cus- her handsome illustrated (took book.
turd “mm” {mm the white of one egg. tnkescscellent care of it, although, it
and the mm. or three and told grafi.7 is in daily use, says IheJ’ortiund ills:-
uaily one fourth pint each of Florida We“ and Advertiser. She 099"“ ‘1
“angering 5.31.33 and ”Mame “A”, at the desired place and lays it in a.
with one tsblcsptitmtul of mm iruit new wire broiler. which that but it)
juice, (look ova:- lmumg wnter ”no; t‘C‘lllB and it! kept solely fur a hook
ring up smooth and thick holder The broiler is hung on a hook
mm l or or the cooking table. and no spotters
Rich Donghnuts. 10f grease or oar” disilgure the book.
Bast twotesss. add one output sugar,7
one quarter cup of melted hater, and; 5““ "l" 3‘3""-
Cup of gong-Imnk one 113" IBVGI {ea 7 T0 basis the seams of ll 8k"! before
5mm“ of “I." 13“.; talisman '0; stitching,r is alwnis advisable, so us to
cream tartar. The cream tartar should 7‘3“” i“ "‘0 "l“ “1“" "i “""b “0” 1“
should not be. omitted. as a small pro- ”‘9 “mm” edge ‘3' ”l" "ill“ 3"” iii"
portion is often used to adisntaxe with if m" luck 0‘7 ”m" ”“5“” ‘3 “0‘ ”0”“
sour milk Mix. with flour to makes then he sure to place the skirt on the
douhg still enough to roll out but be ”"1”“ with ““9 more blue 9‘13” ‘0‘
careful "m u, get too much flour in. so It the needle and stitch from the
Roll bottom up skis Ibo People's items
out but! an inch thick cut an. and Journal. New. In ll the With when
“‘3 in drop bot fat lloll In powdered stitching such scams. and try to ease
sugar when partly cool.~~A. l“. Whit in any fulncss ml the bins edges by
“,ka feuding lite mu hinc foot -»that is.
pueblo: the motorist toward the foot
while stitching.
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Pumpkin Pic With Meringue.
One pint or started pumpkin pressed “WW
lllmushsslellennd well drained; ilvei . , 7”" KN" 3““-
l‘ll‘ss. hasten sopnrsmy: one Quart Ml include in the kitchen immunities a
m.“ milk a good sized piece of butter, loner. slender. pliable knife. says the
match in the warm pumpkin; one halt “mm!“ 'l‘rihune TM“ “in “‘9” mm"
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toaspuontul cash of mace nutmeg sndi times M“ “’5‘ (“7‘7 “-‘7 means °f n a ,
clnamon lion! all Well together. add “k“ mayonnaise or gram bowl mat
ml: the exits lust. and when the mix ho cleaned absolutely free of all food
turn is cold and the pies one baked 7M"
and mm cold. around a thin layer or,
tart Jolly over the top and heap a
cuiringuc. made. of the white of an7
egg beaten to a atlfl froth with a too-
spoontui oi powdered sugar. over the
top. Set in the oven until nicel)
brushed Sarto. very cold 'l‘hcso pica
must be baked of course. on a crust
... In Fancy Shapes.
instead of cutting mush. homini or
hold oatmeal in slices. cut it in fancy
shapes with the cookie cutter and fly
in deep fat. says an exchange.
makes a much more attractive looking,
dish. The trimmings left after cuttingi
may be moistened a little with water
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without cowl-«New Haven .lournul
Courier Ipul intoia double boiler, 7nnd. when.
__.__ quite soft, molded attain. i
Potatoes and cheese. 7t ‘ i
Get ready two pounds of potatoesfi
two ounces of Parmesan cheese. three
ounces of butter, one half saltspoonful
of salt and paprika. Mash potatoes
and pass through a sieve. Iidd the bill-
tcr and (bees and mix together.
shells pith the mixture, and brown
them in a quick oven. Then oru n‘Isb
them over with melted cheese and bnti' I
. ' Painted inside.
tar. return them to the oven one min- A woman noted for her
uto and sorts hot.
Dates in Apples.
Next time you are going to bake up;
pics don‘t care out the entire conteri
section. says an exchange. Leave the
stem and intact, then insert a datoI
variation. ._ i7
Chicken “"3" then treated with a cost at cream- cot
Fowl; boiling water. teaspoon celery ored enamel ~thcago Tribune.
seed; salt Cut fowl into small pieces
and put into a double boiler with aIi
teaspoon celery seed, cover closely;-
and let cook live hours
Sslt to taste. then strain through from the end so they would be short
cheesecloth (there will be abouts ballist- and stider. i put one in each at
When C016 remove the fat and the soda. baking powder and all othei
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ssyea writer in McCall's Magazine
IfAs long as the epochs do not get wet
Dull Day Job
It is best to wash windows on a dull
nos shine directly on them. First or
all take a painter‘ a brush and dust the
windows with it. inside and out; than
i the spoon.
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censemms Eepagnole.
case luterOoe‘sn.
ing a tablespoonrul of kerosene oil to
a~pall or Water. Dry with a soft
cloth that leavetruo lint and polish
as soon as it is tender.
‘or thr‘ee cooked plm'entoes. cut in
small squares. and about a cut oi ‘hot
boiled rice.
. Entire Wheat Grilsl. - .. ‘
One and one-halt tablespoon oran-
which has been stoned and sugar just .
F'“ the same. You will find it adelicious 1
l’
carefull7
housekeeping has the inside of all herz ‘
bureau drawers painted white and -
l purchased'a few tin teaspoons!
bout the handles double about an inch . *
1they will not need to be washed. This "
iwill avoid hunting a spoon for each .
day, or in a “me "be” u” 3““ doe“ingredient measured and washing all .I
17A. Dickerman & sons:
»tor. and fold again Roll as at first. us- .AWasb the woodwork inside before; Prepare a bioth of a knuckle or '-
tmwhlns lho aim at all. any: the Chi-3 veal three pounds of bee! ilrom the '
Fur the window lilnd shin ands towI. Add thetowl at— :,
wnhlnr itself use warm water. add- tor the veal and beer hsVe been cook- - ’
71mg one hour or longer. and remove it 31
eltmovs the i.
tat from the broth and clarifyit‘in the CI
usual manner. Before serving add two, .
mom several-mus I
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The Wash Goods Section has
‘ Dainty Materialism Holiday Boxes
The sensible gift.ancat'housc dress. or a waist of-
somc one of the novelties
ials for gowns intended for gifts will be
in (fulton l.)1‘css(itnnls.
Malt-r—
packed in a
Christmas in»; and tied with ribbon. .
'l‘lIcse are the l’II'IpIIlar Fabrics:
Argentines, Pongees. YOiles, Jacquards, Foulards and
r Marquisettes.
Of silk and cotton, and suitable
dinner gowns. houdoir gowns and kimonos.
for dancing imcks,
$1.501 to $5.
Percales, Chambrays. Ginghams and Madras. in box-
es. $x.oo to $3.00.
For those who like heavier and wngIit-r lllillt‘l’liliSII is
an immense line of Cotton Poplin». lx’cpps :inIl llinrnlayu
Cloths.
. “flash (lUllliH Section.
lovvcr floor.
A Nice Gift for a Chilly Body
A Lambs’ Wool Quilt. It is as light in weight as down,
and one who has never used tillt‘ little realizes the luxury
and comfort of one of HK‘SC w Irm \Vt’uli coverings.
he of sateen, silk or silkoiinc.
Size 72 x 84 inches. read for the up cring‘ \IlIich may
$2.75 anti $3.00.
“'th tirmtls‘ Section.
Christmas Letters and Calendars
Years come and years go. but never was a Christmas.
season with such attracthc {I III suitablc(
llit‘v ar. just “hot one wants". often
it‘rs really to solid.
(:‘IlltiS and Lot—
cx xprusing a personal sentini int and thcx are so artistic.
Letters from me up.
Calendars for the businc is Mun.
which arc the best
ever, with fifty-two pages of pithy sayings.
“Success comes in cans,
litiltnc in tan'ts "
"l‘ltcrc isn t ant smh
thing as being \uur own
lmss In this it mid unit-us
you're a tramp-wind tin-n
there's the constable."
w . wit
"Don't be afraid when
you stumble: the only
thing that can‘t fall down
is a worm."
“.\ man who has his
desk littered with ycsicr~
day's business has no
time to plan tomt‘irrtiw's"
" .Popular, pri JCS. 25c and up.
Special, in Silk Petticoats
Black and Colors, every shade Fashion demands,
$2.98 and worth $5.00. '
Second floor.
The Gift Room has experienced changes.
Come ev-
ery day. If you do not get a Farmer’s Almanac, ask for it.
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