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rut up peeehee we note sure thet
the poeehee ere ripe end delusion.
so the: none will he uneetsn. l: we
nerve theta whole we ere eooelty
mre thet they ere worth eeting.
end for the seine reeson.

Here ere some good recipes for
peaches. en oi which use then in
szch e way thet they go mrtha
then usuel:

Peeeh Fritters—Peel peed- end
cut their: in helvee Sprinkle thun
wtth grennleted sneer end queue
:vnr thorn e little orenge Juice. Let
"um etend helt en hour end then
dip them in e tritter better inede
from one cup of flour. hell e cup of
milk. e little euger. end two eggs.
B-et the eggs eepereteh. eddtng the
whine lest.

Peeoh filed—Cut ripe tinned
peaches in helveo. end pleas two
”-14"!!! on e stnell bed at lettuce
hear: Zeeves. Put e creetn cheese
ball in eech hell. dress with bench
:eesing or manholes. end serve

Peesh Filling fee Cob—Bat
ereem enough to Ines-tire a cup
end edd e cup of powdered sag-er
undonecupotpeechwlnn-dehy
meshing ripe peeches with e fork.
Mix theee ingredients gentb but
thoroeghly. edd the juice of helt e
lemon end e little eelt. end opreed
betwe. leyere of fresh cehe.

Pee-h leehgeo—Pot ripe p—ches
which heve been quertered end
peeled into e buttered behing dish.
wrinkle with euger. end heh until
done. (”Verin‘ it um. Then
cover with e out! 13.“an end
behe until brown. Owl grednelly
to keep the meringue trol- toning.

Peooh Chefloflo—Ltne e mould
with ledyflngers or little strips of
sponge celte. Slice ripe Mes in
smell pieces end put them in elsoer
in the mould. 'l'hen edd e little
orenge Jelly end let it herds; Peel
end edd enother lever of punch“.
end edd enother ieyer of jelly. Con-
tinue until the mould is full. Allow
the jelly to herden end cm end
turn out. Serve with mpped
m

Pooch CehNen—‘fike e ren‘ Su-
col! doosh with ess- end loser
ended. end put it in e thia lever
ever e deep dish lined with pooled
peechee. Add eager end hotter
goneroody to the peechee. end piece

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hold the crust in position.

Peeeh Omelet—Slice enoe'h ripe
peeches to melts e cup end Qrinhle
the-in with sneer. Put the-net the
back ot the stove where tiny will
warm. Beet tour fresh eels end
edd e tebbepoon at lemon pace end
tour teblespoons of suger. Cook in
en omelet pen end when itxie brown
on the bottom end set put the
peechee in the center end fold the
omelet. Put one hot dish. sprinkle
with powdered eager. end serve et
once

Peeeh Openps Cello—A verhtion
oipeechshortceheisinedewithe
loer sponge cehe. When the oehe is
cool. snoop out the center. The
Imell pieceeotcekerneyheueed
foretrtdeortorcheriotternese
Fill the cevity with sliced end
sweetened pseches end pile whipped
creern on t09~

Peeeh TW—d’eech tepioee
pudding is e cold peech dessert thet
is inexpensive end not much trouble
Soelt he)! e cup of grenoleted
upioce in e cop end e he" of cold
Weter {or twelve hours. Then edd
e pint othotwetuendhoutornve
minutes. Cook it in e double boiler.
"'.th e little selt. until it ie‘ cleer.
Sammer e :99 of sliced peeches
with e little weter end eager. until
"“3: ere tender. end this then: V1“
"3‘ replace. Cool end serve with

Welter. Add be." A cup at m.
two well beeten figs end e tnhlo-
epoon o: rnelted huttw. rm e hut-
tered pudding dish with eltsrnete
layers ot this breed sisters end
sliced. sweetened peaches. having e
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bottom at the in naughty:
for an minutes e

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nest yeer's gerden. There ere

gerdeners who think thet surn-
use“:- b tho‘tfii‘e'when you out see
the mistekee you heve mede this
veer end pien to evoid them next
reer.

There ere gardeners who think
the spring is the time—when we
eround the sprouting peren-
niels. when we put in seeds tor
ennoels. when we prune end snip
unruly growth into shepe.

And there ere those who think the
winter the time—whoa we sit in
front of the fire, listening to the
wind end snow outside end by the
light of the lean: go through the
flower end seed cetelogues. melting
our choices for the next year.

Well. they ere ell right. for every
seesan is the time to inelte e gerden.

Bot—this is the time. too.

This is en oR-seeson in the gerdctt
This year’s gerden is ebout done
for next ycer's gerden isn’t yet in
view. In October end Xovember we
cen cleer ewey the debris or this
yeer; we cen put in bulbs for next
yeer. But there isn’t much to do
now.
Not much. But we cen pten.
Anditisegoodtilletoplen.

To begin with. e cerehil note
new of the sheds situetion. Is there
too much sheds in one corner. not
enough in enother? You cen‘t tell
this in the spring. Unleeted shrubs
never oen be visuelised es ehede
givins. Andtreesthetereonlye
iecowor'k of thin twis- Its-inst the
sky never cen be conceived of es e
cenopy overheed.

Mayor; hevetoonmchshnde.
plea to trensplsnt some of the
shrubs More enother summer. It
is often even edvisehle to plen to
cut down e tree. Trees ere precioos.
tohesurehutinenyotueheve

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omitting the lest heme. the ehhre—
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the onset at using this pronotm .ie
one thet should not. he minced for
so inconsidereble e specs of time.

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dropping out of use eating ceretnl
letter writers. Among these night
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estehtish strict rules tor ens-verbs

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no men who hes been elected to e

high politioel once hes ever done
so without the eid ot ceretul hehlts
in regard to letter-writing. Surety

no men hee ever become President
of the United Btetes within lete
yeers who hes not‘eerly formed the
hehit or ettention to enswering let-
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biogrephies ot Roosevelt of Lincoln.

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torus! dinner invitetioo thet is re-
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kitchen work end cleening in ed.
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dredge”. see-singly these thing:
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