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Another southern cook who has con-|
tributed to the new book is Mrs. Oils |
James, wife of Representative James.
,bread, which she learned
from the old ‘black mummy in
Kentucky home kitchen:
Scald one pint of white cornmeal.
Melt one half. cup of butter and lard,
equal parts, and pour in the meal
while it is hot. Immediately mix in
milk to make it very soft, Beet the
yellows of three eggs well and put
them in the mixture.- Add two tea-
spoonfuls of baking powder, and last-
ly, the well beaten whites of three
eggs. Cook in a slow oven for 35
minutes. Serve very hot. it, is so
soft that it has to be served with a
Spoon.
to make
her
tablespoon chopped parsley, one
on herbs. one chopped onion,
tablespoons melted butter, two
1: £885 and salt and pepper to
team one hour. Slice when
and nerve with tomato catsup.
Pineapple Souffle.
tablespoons powdered gelatin,
urge can grated pineapple, one
tiger one cop boiling water, two
FIRED FOR CAUSE.
William J. Burns, the detective,
“on 19103 and whipped cream 1’0““ proposes to train up a number or
to Wet mold and turn out when set.
3 with whipped cream. Any l1nlt
may. be used in place of the pineapple.
tlve trade.
college graduate appucants i‘or.pouts
on his staff, Mr. Burns said:
“It doesn't take me long to decide
on a lud's suitability for this career.
Only the other day. for example, 1
discharged a Yale first honor man at
ter 2i houre’ trial. His first case
proved him voiceless."
"What was his first case?"
a Harvard oursmon.
"Theft of at box or soap,” said Mr.
Burns. “Theft of a box of soup from
a freight cur-Maud the idiot arrested :1
trump."~Washington Star.
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autiful, the most adorable girl in all
a world.
$he~lndeodl ’l‘hon, sir, you must
Q Very conceited to think that 1’11
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the advertising.
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E“ ' t ‘ terprising store.”
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Every Comfort.
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loal'ers in most on."
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The constant activities and speedy
oi. keeping them well dressed dimcuitl
“capacially where a modest. expendi- l
ture must meet their demands. The
present modishnees of combinations
of odd coloring; and materials, alike
for the girl and her mother. otters sud-
less opportunity for successful retur-
bishln-g of last season's clothes. Turk-
ish sashes with their wide (impinge.
and boleros, which are again in style.
cover the lengthening oil both waist’
and shirt at lthe waist line, where this
alteration is most easily made, while
the little gathered (impinge variously
shown permit the introduction of a
simulated undershirt, which is anoth-
er way to supply the requisite length
‘lor the outgrown dress.
In families where such garments
can be done over for a. younger child
the work of planning is or course sim-
young college graduates in the detec‘ pulled, and many mothers have adopt—g
ln-‘
Talking about crime to a group of domed idea of using frocks ol‘ wasb'.1:onsl1ire cloth holds 11 prmnlut‘nt plane
l in wash goods departments 111111 spot!-
ed the sensible, and fashionably
material the year round.
For school as well as play-time wear
the cotton fabrics that can be rendlly
kept fresh are considered most desir-
able. A long warm coat that covers
the dress otters sumciont protection
[1' r outdoor wear in the. coldest Weath-
er, and newest models for such mats
are, both sensible and smart, writes a;
New York fashion correspondent
and which are repeated in l‘ul' midi“:
are ospccluly youthful and becoming
in the juniors contingent. llriglll.
strong blurs; and the with. :, m .:l
gods and scurlotn and vivid green .1 K11
sotblurul wrolons; 1rudu in low."
:uquuo shapes with big pat“ll porkols
”utul oilou v'llh the sleeve out on in.
z‘nono or in 1-..‘u11 lines , urc l‘so lutoe'l
in this rinse, §pill pluniml and. «will 1i
rlrillm :liu ilm‘oloprll stylishly ul‘lur
l‘vo c “'11:. “Viva with )i“ l“ (11‘. ln'rn n"
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lour lll""‘tl l1‘1~«-".. 11" l‘;1‘~" ml «14‘1"
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BEEN SETTLfiiD‘“.
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expenses ‘ "
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mowers wrm ‘THla
fl Bill? ONE?
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Will i
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$which hair ribbons are lav-Hi for
The-warm, brliht (olorinus so much i
used for "sport" coals this summoLj'
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are extrelnely‘populur, and arean eXw
cellent choice for either entire EM-
ments or for trimmings. Plaid cashed
One recipe she gives in for npoon growth of children make the problem culls and collage are pretty and mod
ish with tree to of pluin colored me-
torial and hats and hat gurnlshingfi
of these so well with the. prcVniling
BlYles. Where black and while check -
is selected some becoming bright
shade is used for the needed coulraSt;
introduced sparingly for the most
part, but occasionally in considerable
mess of color, in fat-lugs, sashes, coi-
lars, piplugs and button coverings.
Tile popular blouses and coatecs ol'
the summer that have provrd 80 smart
and becoming for the younger girls
are repeated in the showings for au-
tumn wear. These lend vurleiy, and
are sure to be popular, though notlr
lng replaces the. comfortable, and pi'ti’l-
tioul shirt blouse which made up in
wash materials of the heavier grade,
or in fiaunels, is so admirably udupt-
ed to sport or school uses.
Among the intent fabrics for child
ren’e suits and frocks ltonlrcw Der
lnlty stores devoted to outfitting tho
youugstoru, This i'uhrir has an ut-
tl‘octive finish. Dyed in HIV yarn, it
stands, the nel’erost torus ol‘ 51111 and
laundry, alter a fashion ll1..t unzkos
it :1 favorite with 111:11111l'm-l11tors and
human; oi childreus' tun t'lullltnl.
Then» is notoud lo the in
the
("t-1» ‘olllt‘l'
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black
1‘. 1131's
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youngsters and apluu‘cnl‘y
tho bow tho liollrr.
('oi‘p Hllllllt‘1: oi” blue, brown or
are 'l.:.'l1'.l1 and more in. .1‘ :11, {112111 the
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. mu r (‘lllt“‘ll‘,ltj‘< “you: 2:}; puplsiur,
l‘iuhlod rll bin. to 1' . .oh 111.1 1:13; 1~
lid on so it has pe1".1;.. 11:1.1 ‘, um:
tlu-l‘o is, a tendon“; .11 pin lllz‘ Emit!»
NJ to lilo hr 1i, i": l1 lumh 1:, and
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country, no vily 1‘11 l. “law. 1.1- Whom
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to Mrll'ltlo «low; to bronllfout 11111! to
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punt, "l mu nirold lint l will i‘lul it
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33:3." mu door."
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ronlulnllur 1 Hold in you, ‘You‘ll I11!
homo curly, linriiny’,“ Wall. ll wow
n‘t true”
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mun.
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E NEEDLlfiEB APPREHENNON.
l tribe-Elvin you lore me when l’m
old?”
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probably be ulrurnml long before.
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All
l:1 lul ilk-vino} tillllt‘ilv".
lie-“Wily Wort'r about that; We‘ll
figflffilfi/dt’d ‘aIA/Jr'u at a or a aircrew/avian
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A'Irather striking table cover was of
blue cross-stitch in two shades. Be-
sideg the 1mm etii‘t flower forms;
there were three full-length Dutch fig-
ures, each in n cross-stitch frame, The
cover was finished with a tusscled
border. ‘
l‘“ 'A tiger lily plllowtop was tinted
and outlined in black, the different
portions of the design being tilled with
French, knots in light and dark red.
There was also some solid work in
yellow and green. The whole was ex~
ceedingly effective.
A table runner observed had a bor-
der at each end of pink roses in loop».
stitch against 11 solid tapestry back-
ground of pale yellow. Little bow
limbs were carried out in Alice blue,
while the whole design was enclosed
in a double outlining of brown and
bleclt.—~San Diego Union.
AND HE DlD.
In a New York court counsel for
the defense in a case-oi assault wus
questioning a witness for the prosecu-
tion. ‘
“Now, you say you saw the quar-
rel between the two men?"
"Yes." replied the man,
pened to be a carpenter.
"How far" away from them wer:
you?”
"Just {our yards, two and one-half
inches."
"What do you mean?" rhou‘ml the
attorney. “You don't 111111111 to
that you can measure distant-u tin.
accurnloly with your eye?"
who ha
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“No," said lilo rnrponior quietly,
"but i know some foul staid a 2“
mo, so i luousurml ll.“ 5‘1.“ '....11
liiobo.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
m
Isn’t it queer how little it bigot is?
Nothing prospers like the mutter—~—
for n. time. ‘
The less account a dog is the more 9.
woman likes, it. ‘*
Many a girl who thinks she is pretty
is unable to prove it.
The more things you ”attempt to do
the tetver‘you will accomplish.
Even a puny little man has strength
sulilcleot to raise objections.
A woman is awfully disappointed
when her worst suspicions tail to come
out.
before giving advice to a women
find out what brand she wants, or 3).
1.11212. either.
A girLis never contented until she
acdulres 11 husband. After that her
discontent may become chronic.
The young man who makes hay
while the sun shines will have time to
make love while the moon shines.—
(‘hlcngo News.
A tulkutivo wife maketh a silent
husband.
The older we get the more it hurts
us to be scolded.
Many a. man's wishbone is where his
backbone ought to be.
Never judge the Value of on article.
by the price asked for it.
We often wonder if some sell-11131112
nag-11 do not. suitor from remorse.
it is easier to chuck the buggiuun
than it in to check. the baggage smash-
or.
Wine is the man who puts his cum
on the job and gives his tongue at \‘rl-
cullon.
flicn who boost tlmi their
their con 111lzzl1t not know u r-Iilll
they now it.
are
if
souls
1L‘.-: surprising how much new: inn--
plr 1-1111 rim u reporter lliztl is not in.
1.l1111llr:ttion.
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Time "Papa’s ‘Diapepsinl” in
Five Minutes All Stomach
Misery 18 Gone
“Really doeS” not bad stomachs i111
order~“really does" overcome indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn amt
sournese in five minut.cs——thst——just
thatwmnkes Pope’s Diapepein the
largest selling stomach regulator in
the world. Elf what you eat ferment»
into stubborn lumps, you belch gen
and eructate sour; undigested food and
acid; head is dizzy and aches: breath
foul; tongue coated; your insides till,-
ed with bile and indigestlblc waste.
remember the moment. "Pope's Din:
pepsin" comes in contact. with the
stomach all such distress vanishes. It‘s
truly astonishingwalmost marvelous,
and the joy is its harmlessness.
A large titty-cent caSe ol‘ Papc’s Din-
pepsin will give you a hundred dollar's
worth of satisfaction or your druggiel:
hands you your money back,
it’s worth its weight in gold to melt
and women who can't get their stone
anhs regulated. it belongs in your
ileum-«should always be kept handy
in case of a sick sour upset smmmh‘
luring,r tho davo or at hi: 'llt. it's the)
quickest, sulost and most l1nr111lcm
sunnach doctor in the world.
(lllsw'l‘he lilt‘it. of his saying: 1'14!
I
had more money than brains”. Quito
ridiculous!
.larkvv'l‘hat‘s so.
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