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are all prepared
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true the rind into the
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The Christin-ac Fudd
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scrutinize to stir the hpftlddm
molecules tlrem. When every-
ifnnz. is .11. still continue to «tr
.0: somellve to ten minutes. fie
m.-ture is then early to to put
vinto the greased Dam. The
would coil‘lomo four hour: or
grace on the first day. and than
.for about an hour on the day they
:aro eaten. . _
. llcre is another. equany ‘0“.
‘mo four good-
I Each of
ll”; enough to
laL‘E)‘: Dhuulnzci. _ ..
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drastic-ulna. q rtcr pound: O!
'lhrco earner
incur. a 1844-71 3 pound or.
A teaspoonful of auspice.
0.(-iua:t:r ofm'teuzpomiul each
. c unumon. nutme". ~
ngger. . a and ground
, 'i'hc iuice and grated rind of
.ooe lemon.
Ilnlf El. teaspoonful of salt.
One pound of 5113
One pound tr suet.
One pound or currents.
TWO pounds of raisins.
I lint: a pound of cltron.
Ieu‘ a, pound cf Candied. orange
:rc‘. lexow peel mixed.
Two cones: of almonds.
Six :ggc.
Dolled down ~idcr
3.;ice Locus}: to mix.
Prepaze the ingredients, chop-
7’45'; tlzo sum as finely as possi-
‘H. if r. 18 rot Mrau‘v shredded.
Thur: nix all the dry ingredient.
tr'gezhcr.
"sit and see that they are
7...:tr outed. It is impos-
'o do this once the mix-
or fruit
..ll .
r-vcn'y
rill»:
Lu“ 1.; wet.
l‘hen belt in the well-whisk-
cd eggs. :1. little at a ume. and
mix “E“.
.‘Tv'u add suffice-it moisture to
ma‘e :2. stiff hatter.
Lot each niembrr of the I‘m-
lly hzne a s.ir “for luck." and
tut it well. Cover with a cloth
and an nor. put it in the pans
:1
no the following day.
Then "' the moulds cover.-
=with r1 caste :rt—er and :1 the
irnl ‘oil f‘r ton hour}. Thar
SI’U‘U. and '.Iif‘n you use one 1.0“
in for two hours to rchert.
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,,.;rc lire Scma Thtt Arc Easy
at Minute Christmas Gifts
to Get if You sze lot Dcn:
Your Xmas Slicppln; £313
The shop: are full of them
2nd if you 3.) early in 11.3
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1 you infrared“ good ra-'
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in clilusln . llmt this
ziJ soru of g.y colors are
for hunuk‘rchicf.s. ‘ilxl
erect: or pumpinn yelim".
zed or wol.t; lore plzl: or
Blunt, tron-n. tun, inn
. o;~ .-.;lf)n or gray. Art'. crazy
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axe white not. handin-
’ “2:11 the ricrest tau-*t cf
naran’ ry et th COTJLT.
.z'r‘ptahle
norm—There arc £110.“.
our? containing {Jit‘t
prirea Some are 'Zm;
slip into the :mt’lcfl
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good to lzucl; uteri ‘
all sorts of wh.tc lvor '3
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n «tntntn r allot-it)- on co;-
tutu 'i..r the contempt use of;
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used vxtrcnully or 121-;
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._ t' : chopped an". hardened.
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“I‘m up c..ilous(s on. the feet!
In! Lngcrs or hands. ‘50:: can;
.mo: 3 omitting better than alive}
1 {Jr your mmsnge Gila—though,
mu may pzefer some sort at ca.
;, l u in Italy Md Spain worm!
if l::'.‘:e used olise oil for this»?
purpose {or ccnturies. It lysaldv
mere that it olive oil is rulmdi
:trtu the scalp regularly..say once”
or twice a. week. mm: other;
mil be postponed. To do this,
take; a. little pills as (t Ill (Sadr-5
1e to rub it more!» scalp will»!
("IL permittinzjhewvtafiact on
the heir itself. ' - . x .
A teaspoon 6'! olive taken re-
!m'e eat ng prettiest Lu been
recommendoc end found .vrry
‘rnenc‘al for persons whovoiren
fr 1 discomfort one: Mamet
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»Cr y 3 piczures} to the old unto or
i. and Lemons
'thcy Ar;- th3:; m; an:'. Lnéxpznzivc Emmet:
lemon juice in u mater-.36;
‘wnter 1.33 but] recomcndct. as
a: th. shcp: for Christmas gifts,
and surely one woud away: he
wcl x . Come cyst many dol-
lau. but that-fur- fetch: me: for
mnz'e moderate prices. One at
.c:. and a lull: dollars. a cheap
box :0 that the money spent may
no im- t;.e contents. contains t
sum: plum puddm; and n lttle
- cake. Lcs’dcs a hex cf c..n-
dim-d fruits. some chocolate am.
a. gas,- 1‘. r or pineapple. Olin-u.
aw: iaskezs containing an ne‘crt-
mom of iruzt~ornx.gcs, tanger-
. rad :Lnnnas..whi.e. red and
grapes. applesc-znd boxe:
ci‘ candied ginger. little iars of
s.;::nr candies. and pacinges ol
rush: and chocolates. .
Della—The last-minute g‘fi
icr a'little .gLrl may rely r‘e‘l Le
a: coil. There are so many ‘mc‘,
iy one: that you need never he;
- 71.3 lo 131.! one at the right‘
price. .
. ():i3._n‘°ks have the great;
ortvantngc cf being 5.016 anO‘
1131:? sl.ups uncle there is new:
great pushing crowd. They
me last‘mmute gift prob-
:lrercfore. if tLe ordinary
for from the
baby who purples with 10.“ 0‘3"
his fire: glimphe of the Mother
n
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l.
solve
19m.
woman who cares fondly at a. new
:51 ion of some favrlte classic.
evcu‘nody 13th 8. gift ct nacho—-
‘omt or Pro: *. '
total 01' the tray. _
Jen.“ cm. on; said that with;
also 0.. and lemons uplcnty there,
\.cn..l re nee; o.’ :lttle else zorI
co:m:t‘ 3. Lemon Juice. too. is
oiled do once lent. upmedy.
{e . zlilngs help to clear .up
nonzero“ so well lemon
lime and BUSJP.I' lf'you like. cut;
the leads in half and sprinkles
with granulated sugar and tower:
eat win: a'spoon ym would-1.x!
mange. It is a. rather-thence»
but soon rcLevo.» cl... 31121108381"
hoarscuess.
Riot, lemonade taken before. m-
l’rlng ’s an oid‘tuahicncd remedy
for 3 (Ltd that chedocmrs p.10.-
dey stll pneucrlbm cudfihcre m
cuts “here may
sacs-tenet! lemon 3 overnnigh
on retiring. Admit, coupon of-
d
a mouth Wflhi‘fléntWJCW‘
encr, and there income man.
my ' nich- I. We ,
WM find m0 3 “a 3 gen lpcrscn far £00118?" athené~‘wei>can-
, the alumnae- when: Croce
half tenor a refresh.” or!
”filiciws’uze" in en excellent;-
hlou‘e and probegl’y cue test,”
we ‘for b‘eaenjngrthe {withstp
rid them of...vegeul'le and other
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be usodgmlzo to whim
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WOULD rather be in company
with it dead man than an eb~
sent one." \Vfita‘c‘ a writer ‘on
,- od manners e century ago. “for
’f the dead men gives me no
pleasure a: lean he shows me no ,
contemrt.” ,
And that is exactly what we do
when we have a. recent, and ab-
eont manner with thegporsons with
whom we are fiesocintedL—we
show them contempt. We as
much as inzorm them that they
ere anything but. lptereeting to
us: that their convergtion is not
worth our attention. their men-
ner tiresome end their personal-
ity uninspiring to 'ue. Says the
tar-me commentator on manners:
"No man in distal: with the men
he from. or with "th‘ woman he
loves." » ,. ._ ,
Among‘ very young women. this
diurecced monitor- in; often ‘2!!!
f: ctcd. They 'eomctimce think
that it in licatce the importance
of ‘vthelr oun sociel’ ectivitkie 1f
any appear chant-minded when
in/t“e cocictv or their 'own funny
or family friends. And ‘not in-
noquenuy the mould-Ibo, popular
young woman appeal dismit
when with young men. :‘J‘or some
reason notrvery any to exploit;
one seems to think that. will "and
her mate interesting or wllhruluc
trcre “highly her society if she
gives them tho lmprceelcn thee else
ii not the Joust-1mm with
their . LA: a matter of
fact. the women who is a little
older and who knows'humunmo-
cure known that filters ip'no'wwy
eboflectiveof-mekfuge men ”too .
cent and dirtnlt ln-hcr seeing a
hand!
bur worst piece for 41mm»,
magma end ~ ammo“ is m
inclemenship. They say coat over ti
acumen: is the cam for a: cer-
tain number of‘flrct poles. .Per- F6
hope it is; burmost of, mean for-
the over mourning aloe-v
term-
‘ ‘m a moraine-by her-Milne:
that our‘lgtzlovputchuy cu’ m?“ .‘
opium; pt. :13“. {alloy
ere View
cu LTIVATE An- leTERESTE-D:
to cart out with the avowed 1n-
tcntlon or making yourself popu-
lu- this in the very monster that
you would have to fight cgclnst
first of ell.
"Some paretr shown their eb-
sent-mindcdueu by never listen.
in: ettentively to those who ere
talking to'them. R is us if there
were "gm," cn‘undercurrent of
their ownrthoughte going through
their mind and ; .it whet you
were curing war at worth their
full attention, fiYon will notice'
when talking toiuch persona that
u noon as your‘tulk‘ tekcecn c.
per-cone]. lordldfi-or morbld'note
you here their full attention} and
Iometlmee hevlng secured your
nudiencc“: attention you hove to
go back over the nut port of the
story to expleln whet at first they
did not and it worth while to at-
tend to. This tendency not to pay
uttention is sometimes a. ‘eymbol
of old eg-c. At leut we forgive
it"mdch more in ugelng poreone
than in young persons. But
whether or not we acquire the
mm with ego is entirely within
our own hands, to determine. If
we firmly make—up ourmlnd to
listen etuntivcly to others we
con cultivate the helm of so do-
ing. It in Mar to mingle with
others for lean time in the day——
to go to fewer pectic. gpd per-
hepc to Java fewer pertiecv—it
by so doing we con meke our-
pelvee - pay stricter (ttentlon to
other people end other-people’e
words “when we are with them.
. «1,. n ..
' mun, whom you ~ere
wrapping your. chum”
' gifts; thst Lfirst Jupruelonl
80 8.1m way. The giftfint‘ is
nttrectlvcly rwrepped nukes '3,
good f‘ ,f imbumltu
opened.‘ *mrc’llly‘cmuld give
u «muekgrthought- to their; wrgp-
plng ‘u‘to their , .
Wharf: timcrto wrap
boxcar“. paper an
We ‘ 1""
held. narrow-rt hon, diver,‘ Id." ~
...°‘jl Paéklfthe
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reedyend spread out your'glftl
roncollectiblebeforrycmg ‘
11.0.3 licoofthcgtfus datum
to who flute)? ureto’go. en um
mu ‘ ‘ linemen to
be melted input-upfront thou
‘ 7 1911 _ or we. mu
”m" 3”
\
' with game: ‘bet four able.
_ in equeree or bars and wrap each
' , kécik two-ounce of shunned
L 2'. MW.” ml," n.>85 y i? V ‘ j . :‘Aw Filings“ .. : 5“" r
13.1: amid. euleful magnum-m ‘ * him
'jkaovtr boil}: metkc memm‘hfifliw - .
‘or‘hwo. p s o my our ‘- .
_ {realty well.‘ If you can dovthli- f“? ' .MM‘ v
yo; always .31“: trstaixretlallrg‘~ic.t , One-cup Olga." Orleans '8& .. '
yo common c you can re lemma ‘ DIM.
u a Christmas gift. mcu’p ' :bwwg Inger. out
There are, elven plenty .of ounég‘g ‘ .
people who can makeprettygood It: Inn ‘ km
plain fudge. but few who for client my, *
nuke, .reelly.sood end d
worthwhile tozm'elterjhlaurteor
the art of making‘home other
rether complicated candy. >Kcrc
promo thee “for no reel em-
cultlcs to thecereful cook:
um .
‘ the following nouget in mode
spoons of mutated gel-cine
stand in e cup-of cold wotcr for
five-minutes: then add a. teaspoon
of cornuyrupand I. cup of sugar.
Phce‘overthe flreud- our con-
eteutly‘ until it has ballads-for
eight. minutes. Beat tlie white
of an egg and slowly pour the hat
no‘ugut syrup over the‘white. beet-
ing . constantly. as you would
boiled icing. Then add a. teaspoon
of almond extract, a third -of a
cuprf h‘:.nched almonds. and a
third ’ .cup each of candied
cher tr?
nuts
“bl-9 t
*lugu:
gather a third of e
>.‘.:h of confecuonera'
..: rn starch and sprin-
kle ll? tread pun. Pour the
mixtur 'n and when it is firm
cut it irto hers and wrap itln
waxed paper.
Nougat with Chopped “'elwuu.
One cup chopped walnut
meets. one cup water, one white
of egg.- one teaspoon almond er-
truct, one teaspoon almond ex-
tract, one cup sugar. two beep-
ing teaspoons-powdered gelstine.
one teaspoon ’glucoee. Put the
water. gelaune and eugar into a.
saucepan and dissolve over . the
fire; then add the glucose and
stir till boiling. Boiling for eight
‘minutcu, stirring all the time.
Remove from the fire. allow to
cool slightly.
beaten white of the egg. the ex-
tracts and the chopped walnuts.
Butter end duct 3 tin with I mix-
ture of confectioners' sugar and
cornstu'ch; pour in the mixture
and allow to get quite firm. Cut.
:1.
one in waxed paper. -
' Manors.
.geletiue in half: cup of water for
one hour. Boll two cups of
anger, half e cup of water and a
quarter of a teaspoon of cream
tartar untfl' it spins a thread.
Pour the softened gelatine on u
platter and slowly pour the syrup
over in“ heating .8“ the time.
You 'ghould‘ beat it‘ for twenty
or thirty minutes. -'You may add
while beating a teaspoon of ve-
nllle if desired. Pour the mix-
ture into a. well-graced coke
tin and let sand until solid. Turn
powdered sugar and cut into
equurce. Roll each square in
powdered sugar end keep in a
closed box. prefenbly of tin.
You may moire many varic-
tione with marshmallows as a
foundation. They .muy be dip—
ped in chocolae; they may be
cut in he)! end formed into sand-
wiches, with n leycr of jelly. very
thmly"sproed.' or some rich jun
between the two pieces: or you
may. takeout the cantor of a
munhmcllow. piece a .bit of pre-
served fruit or, nut meet in the
eevlty. and dip in chocolate.
Turkish Pure. .
Souk thecontoute of one box
of grenulutcdcgelettne V‘ln’ twof
thirde ofecup of me juteefor
fifteen minutes. -'Then heat in a
double boiler until allure so!»
this is melted. ~ Removed from~
the an and odd ther‘julce of a
lemon. :th: 9 cup of preserved
pare turtle bite, half e cup of
candied ginger Vendmcandicd lam.
on pool mixed. Pour lntmgpun
ducted with plain-ere of corn
catch and powdered sugar. Let
cube; until coolmndathcn cut-in
cu . ._ .. ,
Ohm was.
of .brown eager,» arm of
rich milk. one—quertcr cup-of but—
luecs. auger; milk cm! W
over-tin fledged germs:
thickens about
dipped chocolates. been» this re-L -
. quires skill. experience end punc- .
ttkl‘ng. 'But you will find it wen
chopped pummel
then add the otifl'y ‘
out on a board. sprinkle wltlr
Otto~ cup‘lof malice“. onwcup’ it
.tcr. mmlrpound got one . cooled m “or" .
. “chm” 0‘19 3““?1114heflmf £31"
spoon of, mine. Put the no- N. ‘ .
4a.:
or in melted butter.
M MOI-lice“ Candy.
Plea. in: u good-used kettle
one snort of good “mom one
cup .of eager end one-dunner
cup albumen Boil repldly. ourc
ring constantly. water, then add _
clever u of baking code \
end stir a. moment. Hove ready,
one Quart of peanuts. which have
been shelled. skinned and brok-
en open. into halves. Add them
to the mound our ropidly and
just enough .to mixwell. and pour
at once into flat. square. grossed
hens: When portly cold mark in-
to blocks and cut through. It
Wrapped neatly 11: owned paper
and kept in e dry place, this will
keep nicely for weeks. ‘ ,
'Cletr Pecan Candy.
Place over the fire in a. granite
saucepan two cups of mounted
sugar. one cup of boiling, water
and a level teenpoon of cream,“
turtar. Let these boil rapidly.
without stirring. until it will
"mp" whom tried in ice water;
flare ready a mall square» pan.
greased. in which you have spread
out evenlylwo cups of ~shelled
pecan nuts. When the candy is '
done, pour it carefully over the
nuts. end when partly cold mark
and cut into here. - Be careful
not to scrape the kettle when
pouring the candy out.
' Coffee W.
One cup strong coffee. two cups
auger, one tablespoon butter. one
cup broken hickory or pccun nut
meets. one-half teaspoon almond
extract. Stir the canoe sugar and
butter together in a. saucepan and ,
boil. constantly stirring. until the
mixture reaches 240 by the ther-
mometer or forms a "softball"
tested in cold water. Take from
Mint in the almond extract
and. heat until] it begins to be
still. .Pour over the nuts in a but-
tered tin.
Pecan Fudge.
One cup water. two cups sugar.
pinch of cream of tartar. one cup
chopped pecan nuts. two table-
spoons butter. three tablespoon-
fondent and one teaspoon vanilla.
extract. Dissolve the augu- in
the water. add the cream of tar-
tar and boil until it reaches 240.
or out it forms a “soft ball"
when tee in cold water. Add
the butter. fondant, chopped nuts,
and vanilla extract. Take from
fire and heat until it begins 'to
grain. Pour quickly into greased
tins. When it is cold cut into
squuree and wrap in wuxcd paper.
Hazelnut My.
.One pound lump sugar, half
cup water. two tablespoons but-
ter. one teaspoon vinegar. 1 pinch
of pelt. pinch of creem of tartar.
two cups hazelnuts and one too-
spoon mill: extract. Put the
vinegar. salt. cream of tartar end
water in a. bum and let dimoive
thoroughly. Melt the butter in a
eeueep‘eu. add the Inger. then the
.wuter. to: our tlll boiling: add.
the nuts. which hove been shelled .
and cplited: continue stirring the
mixture till it becomes a. nice
trectund pour into butteredmn.
When cool mark oil Lnto squared.
W Nut. My.
Two cupstm , . quarter cup
golden-syrup“ . A‘whitce of eggs.
cm can. we half cup chop-
md nut meets. he tea, poop vo-
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