The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-12

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Apples, $3.50 box. "a. .-<...
Eggs have gone up again. and are about cents dozen
higher than they have BEEN Potatoes have also advanced in
price: Apples and high. few boxes Of picked
fruit appeared in the Market but there few barrels
Of apples being sold yet, and they held at SIS:
you tried stuffed onions? Cook ten twelve
onions in sailed water changing the water twice. for about
hour until nearly ender drain and COOL Take out
the Of each onion without disturbing the outside layers
and add to it chopped cold meat half of
breadcrmbs and soften with gravy Season
with salt and pepper and fill the open space the onion with
the mixture Put in buered baking DISH sprinkle crumbs
the top and bake about twenty minutes bastng
fully with little butter in hot water The stuffed onions
make good garsh for spare ribs Of pork pot roast Of
beef or roast Of veal. - { IT,. - " -
small white cabbage in quarters and stand it sated
houT Put it into saucepan with abundance
and cook for minutes Take and throw
into cold water for few moments then return to the
saucepan with plenty of boiling WATER tablespoon salt
and two tablespoons Of butter Let it cook rapidly FOR
twenty minutes, add pea Of baking soda and cook
minutes Drain it in seve arrange some butered
toast hot dsh put the cabbage upon it and pour over
made by heating two cups milk with the zest of
lemon and bay leaf and thickenng with tablespoon Of
flour blended with Of buer after cooking the
bay leaf with salt and pepper; stir IN the juice of
lemon and pour the cabbage. ~ ~ - 80
To make carrots alemande scrape number Of small
carrots Cut in Slices then in straws using sufficient to
measure three cupfus Boil until tender cupfus
water which is added tablespoonful Of
half easpoonf Of salt When tender draw to side and
stir in tablespoonful Of butter rubbed to paste with
heapng tablespoonful of flour. Stir and cook until
ickened cook for five mnutes add the yoks Of two
beaten with tablespoonful Of cream; from
and add one tablespoonful of finely chopped parsley.
*.s"-* FoREsTALLED
0NE of the newspaper humorists who visited John D.
~ Rockefeller's Cleveland estate says: H.
''Mr Rockefeller denied that he had prophesied that
over-production was going to cause hard times
'e said, tho that he did favor governmental road
building Then any contingency there would need
be again such troubles the of the early foes
caused. 49,: "@.>@...> 1 a.. i.
*And he illustrated with little story difficulty about
getting work that there had been then.
"a young clerk, out looking for job, paused on a
bridge to watch heroic sailor struggling bravely the
water with drowning man.
Tho the sailor resolue and dauness the drowning
too heavy for him. After few minutes he sank
and when they fshed him out with boathook life
! extinct. .~.a-s::&. -. < ~.
The clerk the bridge hurried down. found out where
the dead had worked and off at breakneck speed
to apply for his vacant place
''The manager received the applicant politely
And how did you know Harold Jones lob was empty
| he asked
g. 4 him fshed of the river the young man
replied. @
Ah, said the manager. 4 sorry, but the position
has already been disposed Of have given to the man
| who him fall in =
SHE HAD HER PRICE
G ECRETARY PIERCE, dressed in white was surrounded
by newspaper correspondents all smiling gena
secretary lodging question by telling story.
$50 this oldwoman,' said Secretary Peirce announced
to all the world that she would Baptist She had heard
you see, that the young Baptist minister giving
Of beef and fall wrap every convert that got
Her pastor heard, somehow, that it was not s.
much religious conviction it the desire for the bee
and the wrap that leading the old lady tochange lie
/ faith, and accordingly he sought her out FIJI
Hannah, he said sternly you going over to til