The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-22
THE LADIES' SIDE.

THE LADIES' SiDE.
M you think my picture looks like
me? She (sympathetlcailV-A
sorry to say II does . xo,,,ng
Eriend-How is your husband gettihs
on9 Mrs. Lacey-Oh, John is troupieo
with the blues. All last night he talked IN
his sleep of the blues being stacAe" UP
on him-New York World.
said ADAM swear to you, you are tne
erst woman | ever loved Replied Eve
7 sr,nose shall have to believe you, pul
this is so sudden.-Boston Transcript
Mrs. Jumble-You were surprised at my
nresent weren't you, dear? Mr.. Jumple-
Yes indeed; / was surprised tna' Sou ie
me off so easy.-Chicago RECORD
"Don't YOU think the mince pie Is goou,
wulie?'' asked the housewife VINO priues
herself on her culinary accompnsnih '.,..s
.'Yes'm, / think it is, prooanly. .I
Won have eaten three pieces.
lxnow IT, but 1 can't tell for sure till TO-
morrow morning. l had some mlnce PIE
| last wear that thought was pretty gooo'
| but Il didn't make me dream DIT
| Washington Star -,s.o.
Rev. Mr.. Saintly-You say your SISTER
chews gum? That's terrible hapi.'
| Wulie-She knows that as well as you no.
sir. but she's trying to stop SMOKING
Judge. A. c,,r,
diet, the landlady, is laid up WIN nel
one of the new boarders wanted 10 pay
her a week in advance.-New hork
| World ,.,.,,
Angelica makes an effective decoration
for a cold dessert A piece costing ~
cents will go a long way. 1t may De cut
into thin strips and then into triangular
pieces. and used to simulate leaves. Nan-
died cherries and angelica make an eA-
ceptionally pretty decoration.
II Is well to remember that plain paste
may be improved to the fiaky ieVel o,
pun paste if it is boiled thin' Ioloeo anu
nut in the refrigerator over night
In cleaning enameled sauce pans WASH
inside and out with hot water and SODA.
,rben scolr with mixture of salt ana
fine sand two parts sand TO one Oh SAT-
Rinse with hot water and dry.
To make good orange fiavoring take
tho skins of the oranges and boil one
mound of them until perfectly tender'
chon them fine and to one gill or the wa
Ter in which the skins have been poheu
add one pound of brown sugar ana tne
skins. Boil all together until very timex
and then put into a glass jar ~ ASP
until ready for USE -.
A salad of celery and English walnuts
is delicious to serve with little dinner.
Cut the celery into small pieces ana mix
. with IL one-third the quantity OF Enghsn
walnut meats broken In Two, anu eIoue,'
mavonnaise to moisten ii well. Garnisn
with Young tender lettuce leaves and
serve. -
| Caulinower au gratin is a dish not to be
despised To prepare 1T first boil the caui-
flower. then break 1t into small mower
cts. Place them in pudding ulsn III a,
ternate layers with white sauce ano
grated cheese. Cover the tip with crumbs
| n,oistened with butte and bake until tine
sauce bubbles through the crumbs.
She mounted her wheel at even,
AS proud as the haughtiest queen,
|
Astride of her swift machine.
gullyi A shrek of terror!
A dull and discouraging 'thud!
And the bulge of her beautiful bloomer
( Left it's imprint in the plastic mud:
z New York World
..b doar know how ii is" The CIR
friend with that comforting instinct o
/ feeling sad over other peoples troubles
X ,bot Go woman's chiefest charm, took tn
8 clinging hand in hers. You married
q man YOU thought perfect and now n
shows the cloven hoof!" The young VIII
: ra,sed her head NO. boo-hoo! It's
d she sobbed convulsively. his Glove
breath that l object tor However. afte
awhile, she admitted that going out DC
tween the acts wasn't the worst fault
e the world, and sorrow sat aside ana the
e. talked over the prospect OF alterin
= gowns IL the pusue caihe ooNA
n York World.
THE skin of the pedicure is now Gale
into reouisition nearly as often as that
s. the manicure. Many persons have the
IN feet carefully and Systematically looks
IN after and the nails of the fingers III
.,,sittpp pedicure is a distinct professio
,n the large cities. Unquestionably u
care of the feet has much to do WI
3 their condition regards comfort al
to service. Tender feet can be somewh
ne hardened and rendered less susceptin
MS nv bathing them every morning In tepi
of No, hot water into which a teaspoon
O. ~ cologne has been put This occasion
narboiIing in almost scalding waite
p,h,ch Is stir a provincial practice I
is the softening of corns and other excre
~ cences. is harmful. and increases, In I
"a the very troubles for which 1t seer
20 .nunnnrarN relief.