Ul“\““\‘I\l-l~/*,t“f~/~”‘1',fl.~"v‘/‘v‘/fl‘/".’A~J
av ,Am-IU or”! ‘\‘\‘\-\‘\‘\‘\-K‘\‘A‘\I\.\‘\
.. s; which
at anywcandy store, for
Joined. . t
ed“ and floured citrou,
Apple Jelly:
dry tender.
lore Cake‘uo‘e‘oratten.
daintlest cake decoration..rnack into the urea until the
in endleaves or eltron and and "brown, 3 til
its" {candied cherriefi: and [the inockmleri‘ngue top. that fills the‘placo
‘ can be pur-
9. liowdrs/ 'Cut throadllke
if («the outside of the citron (its
. , t part) for the long stems,
f should be artistically arranged
she. says "the San Francisco
had cut thin. Oval bits of green
5 to simulate leaves and arrange
toms. wdltl‘ake shore 'stems
hinged, to which the flowers
a pleasing change, substitute
in any recipe calling for rat-
. is ‘a great improvement to a
plain. white cake to add soon
make apple jelly wash apples
hem without removing skin
(a. Barely cover‘t‘he fruitwlth
ndoook‘ slowly until the. apples
Drain them through
ly’hag over. night. To one pint
' allow a poundi'oi granulated
. hat the juice come to a boil
6: adding'the sugar. Stir until
’ ~r is dissolved.‘then pull rapid-
ihe‘jelly point is reached, put
" i. , ‘1‘"L'L‘Iftm
Ithe too with marshmallow and ‘put ,
melt
This forms a ‘elloious
oi‘ the hard ‘sauceutauul-ly served with“
the bread f‘ii“‘i.7lig, says Goodkflousekeep y
ting. Do not place the marshmallows
too near the («dimer We" baking dish
or they will stick to itin serving.
Pickled ,VVMthroomI,‘
' " ‘ (Old ~ recipe)
of flannel and salt,‘and from the ions“
or take out the red inside, for when
' they are black they will, not do, Abe-
ing too old. Throw a little Salt over
Vandrptwthem into a stew. pan with
some mace and pepper; as-‘the lliquor .
comes‘out shake them well and keep
them over a gentle lire till all of it
be dried into them again; then put
as ‘muchwiuegar intouhe pan as will
cover them. give it one warm. and
'turn all into a glass or stone jar. The-y
will keep two years. ‘
Sweet Muffins
One cup sugar. one egg, one table-
spooulul. of melted butter, one pint
sweet milk, three cups flour, two ten~
spoons baking powder, one teaspoon
salt. ‘Mix and sift dry ingredients.
add milk and beateu'egg ‘aud butternl
Beat hard and bake in greased muffin
tiiuttous must be rubbed with a hit .. .
Chic summer it
braid laced with black satin and trim-
med with bunches of satin fruit in
1
at or white satin Shape,
turtbrtdutnrarttrst‘ff
.a .
3-4 yards satin for brim lacing,
5 yds. ribbon for how, the yd.
aria/ml. sin/prun- a. “fa-I ntur had-"w"
un\.\‘\‘ ‘\‘
‘ To Clean Mirrors.
Mymirrors are always. clean; and!
‘ keep them so with little effort. says a
contributor to the New YOrk Press.
With a soft ‘clotitdipped in alcohol 1
ruh‘the mirror- until the ssolled Spots
disappear, and then with a piece of
tissue paper l polish the mirror. This
process requires abounhalt the tlrne
it takes it soap and watet'are used.
"A little pipeclay dissolved in the
water in which linen in being washed
is excellent for removing stains and
. dirt, and makes the-linen beautifully
* white. It is'talso a great saving or
soap and labor. : " '
Oatmeal is excellent for cleaning
white paint. Dip a damp cloth in the
oatmeal and rub the paint well over
with this. "Then wipe with a damn
clothuand polish with arclean duster.
Oatmeal isnlso excellent for remov-
lug finger marks from doors. .
" Heat a lemon thoroughly before
squeezing it and you will obtain near-
ly double the quantity of juice that
you would have from a cold lemon.
Mop for Vases.
A convenient little mop for cleaning
bottles. tail vases and other dishes
having spots inaccessible to the dish
mop or cloth can she made as follows:
Cut a deep groove onedourth from
the end of a slender stickwany desir-
.25
.75
1.75
.98
y
ELPS
following plan is a very reliable one, ._
says a contributor to the Commonerr?
To every 10 pounds or butter take?
three pounds of gait, one pound of lost
linger. one fourth pound of pulverized
aaitp'eteryand mix thm'miphly. Put a
layer of :butter,‘ about eight inches
thick, then sprinkle . on. a. littht cover-
ingot the mixture. theno layer of but.
ter,‘ then the mix‘turepalternating in .
this way until your cask is full. Pack.
thewbuttcr tightly in airtight {523811911
Butter put‘ up inthls way will ‘la‘stflai
your, retaining. its sWeetness. 3
Porch Furniture,
Hickory weed, furniture in simple
shapos'is one of the more satisfactory
turnitures for the‘fcountry home piaz-
‘za, says the New Haven Journal
Courier. It is»7'good looking and is‘
rainproot‘. \, ‘ sr‘ ‘ ' I‘
t
.
Food Screen, ‘, -
’ needed a place that’c'OuId the thor
oughiy screened from lites, to keep my,
left overs, write a contributor. ‘M‘y bus-L
Women‘s Home Companion. My .hua-I
band with a'keybole saw made two-g
half circles," 14 inches 3))" six‘ inchea.~
out of a pine box; then nailed these‘
ends with three ‘ pieces of quarter!
reund.,27 inches long, bought 10 cents' ;
worth Qf‘wlre screen, tacked it over’
this frame and screwed a little hand
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psalms $15,000 Font namaeesno
PROPERTY FnoM- LOCOMO-
TiVEtGOQT- ‘
Charles, sweuson, of Stamfordrhas ‘
brought suit against the NNY” N: H.
& H. Rug-R. '09.. for $15,000 upon' the;
ground that his pronerty has been"
damaged by ‘ soot and cinders from
locomotives stored in a lot near his
premises. .Swenson also wants the
Superior court to grant“ an injunction
restraining the railroad company from
storing its loeotnotitres 'on the property .
in question. which it 100 test away
.from the plaintiff’s premises on,Cher—»
ry street, Stamford. The. action is re:
:iturnable to the May term of court. -.
NOVEL MASSAGE CREAM.
' . .
Perfect Skin Food .That Rem0ves'
Wrinkles and Mean Complexion.
The most. delicate skin; will quickly
respond to the soothing and tonic ci'o
roots of Hokara and when- this two
skin cream is used, pimples are 503:] ii
thing of the [past]
‘ As .a massage cream or after'ehav—
ing it is unequaled, removing all irri-
tation-s. and making the skin soft and
velvety. . . ,_ . ,
: Apply a little to the hands or lat-e
after Washing and surprise yourself
with thedead skin that comes ol'i’.
‘4 Holtara is. the only antiseptic mas-
blers and seni.—-Chlcago Jour-
‘~ 5 . pans.
V ~ " _..3_.... M
Nut. ‘ln Pie.
~ making custard pie, add one
gut ot‘fluciy ground hazel nuts or,
iii h f i t c
'At the book is nn’im- mo 0 s raw 0 over (have
2 bunches satin grapes; «loo each. .90
mouse bow of moire ribbon. i.
L The cost or this but is he follow‘st '
, ~ 7 , it . $4.63
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_ G "r ‘ ‘ ‘ :cé: Recalling. as we do. Washington's» in indiana and Ohio. the ‘hrldge
faded shades.
. - . session-earn .and pimples, eczema and
a n ti! on t e h -
able length and nol rger; round the 9 on T ree or four dishes “jail al in his ”all“ soon disappear h
. on tlm I e _i ,
:2."its::-...*"t::.t;:“:::.:sthan '3 r .. w: .. w
, . . .
‘ Altho hit 1' a mentor to the ordi-
and "i3 them firmly in "‘9 3mm" with i F“ Search "ark" . ‘ ' Inary mgfaagzcreuzm-e and sold on a
a strong thread. ‘ Next turn the long 1’9 robIO‘ffisllcol-ch tromllnan, cuts. -
W“.
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Coal exports from the United States
in the current tlsrni your will approx-i
im’ate {l0 milllou‘dollurs value against:
an million in not». These figures in!
i‘llilt‘ the .coal and coke twinned to,
t‘orrign countries and the coal sup-a
plied to Vi needs engaged in the foreign i
trade. Figures for vim, nine months,
ruthdr‘with Mort-b, inst compiled by
tin» Statistitul Division oi“ the Bureau
at Emulan and iklitmrélii‘ Commerce,
illeput‘tmeut of Comnwrue. show an-
thracite coal exportl ti to foreign noun 3
tries. 3,3833% tons. valued at Sfl.03i,- W
£0193; bituminous cont, il.fliii.909 tons. -
. v‘ud at 827.903.0934; coke. dithilil ‘
tons, valued at $2.i:Si.;iii9; and Abe ‘ a .
cont supplied to Wheels in the foreign ’ > W”
trade, 3.377.041 tent. valued of 317,- ’l . ,
a 34:2. loll. making n total for the nine
gnumths or 20 million \tons. valued at .
‘ttti million dollars, and suggesting that:
the Milton for, the full usual Ynarvwlll‘
. upproxinntto tltl million dollars worth.
of coal and (Ellkti pushing ougmt‘ file .
United t’éltatcs. uttninst 60 million in
. liillil. ' ,
.Cnundu in by for the turnout pur-
rhsnsr at the coat exported tram. the
United States: lirattléaiiy ali‘ot“ tho
anthracite opal putting out of the
nounlry” noon to Camila. while over 20
i million dolly-a; worming ghee-3’1 mil»
'ltou dollars" vttluu M bituminous coal
. exported tourist: tile current tiara!
year also went to Canada. limbs.
titlmr West Indies, l’iihtllllii, and Max»
. terrain. in ‘tnn order alumna. the nest
meant taken; of bittuntnouu‘ mi. ,
'l‘h‘e .iinltm Statics stands” third in
,tbo illu norm; teapot-tins.) nations.
3
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s. bfl‘hese rise to the top, and 5°: Mn“ anth a. »§xll€%‘i§“°‘% when in a rage he walked: builders are now “Tap” .as were, ends or the wing down ‘ and ”e an dolomite hall and fund? scorched ‘ gmtziggtslgfu \Zisgzofiflae’; 28:1,”;
ibaked. form a crust that is tru. "I Kl I Y H Al B . M out at the Senate chamber, after 888- lately: the masons in ' exioo City and again just beyond the end of the pan-WQWJQM‘ “muggygt; m ‘30.”? mm 9'0 n: aI‘lib val jnr‘ larger Silt;
,eiiclous—Gbod Housekeeping, a i! fill a" “a” “3 lug one of his pet. measures killed, It the glorious in London. . The rail. stifle—«Modern Priscilla, ‘ watt: . 9‘1”} ”with“ disappear. . 50o. .n\ o c .
, -:-—v-- , N 3“” the w ‘ ‘begius to look as though President roads alone’are manning repairs and ' . .n‘oétl Louis Republic. .5. 3 . f, i ‘ .‘ _ . a», -
Top (or Pudding. Signature 0‘ 2.. Wilson was lnyitingdtistory‘to-repeat renewals to the amount of 310,000,000. Packing Butter. . ‘ ' 7- . h _ y -‘ gt Sold one guaatutee by, L H' Bax
cover . . ' p ' itselr.——-l’hilndeiphin Indulrer.‘ “ l~--{Boston Herald . For hacking butter for keeping the J- i $2...." in Th3: new“; g or. ,3 1 . , ,
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' ' fix. COAL expon'rs FROM .THE UNI; E ; * M ' '1 :3 ’
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