davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05
That Sgsiart Under- -Brim Plumase.

The vogue which the placing of long ar" fluffy plumes of various feathers be- heath the brim, instead of on top of it. has made for itself shows no sign of diniinution on the later styles. The novel shapes all show an exaggerated roll to the brirl on the left side to accommodate the under-brim garniture at this point. The Parisian model pictured shows a low conical crown, with the brim rolled away over on the left, and shallow upturn all the rest of the way. Realistic looking
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05

snicuous in the Lenten needlework classes as are those of braid patterns in which the connecting brides. as they are called. are merely put in by hand and varied ac- cordng to the pattern and design.
 Irish crochet in it's finer examples grows in fashionable favor day by day: for this is one of the laces which cannot be sue cessfully initiated in machine work. One girl who displayed a truly exquisite set of collar. cuffs and plastron in the finest of crochet. announced that this was her birthday gift. And guess from whom if cameT' she demanded of her compan- Ions at the fashionable restaurant. Guesses in abundance were poured forth, but they none of them hit the mark. Tt was given me by our waitress!' said the lncky recipient. You know she is an Irish girl and learned to do all sorts of the exquisite work that the Irish girls do at home Of course, she has quite some little time on her hands, and made sort of pickup work of this; and when my birthday came around she came and asked me to let her put it on me herself, which YOU can bet I was glad to do. The little motifs we all of them made sepa- rately. and then tackled wrong side up, on a heavy paper or thick glazed calico. Fancy stitches then connect those little motifs and make the shape or the piece, the edge is worked and there you are. It takes almost no time at all when once you know how to crochet, and since you do not have to count stitches carefully, or try your eyes to their destruction with it's nneness you can readily see why it makes such splendid pickup work for ones odd moments"
 The bertha in real lace is made quite q feature in all of the shops which make a speciality of this fascinating extraya- gance; and many of the Easter brides will find some one or maybe more examples Of this item among her wedding gifts. The founce shape Is still followed, and every thing from q duchesse, honiton and Bruges lace up to and including the ex- quisite pointe de gag, which must be made in a dark and damp place, the thread is so brittle that the strong, dry sunlight would snap it every few minutes and make it's fashioning impossible.
 Many uses can be made by the clever girl of these berthas; and they are draped in fchu fashion, knotted in the front, with the long ends falling to the waistline, or else they are used in cascade fashion to define the little plastron of some soft and filmy material which is such a conspicu- ous feature of the little French dresses that are gradually making their way to these shores and antedating the summer season by several weeks.
 Perhaps it Is on the blouses of chiffon velvet that those exquisite real lace pos sessions show up at their best; and so light and sheer are the velvets them selves that they will doubtless not be re- tired until pretty near the dog days Vel yet and point lace always seem to go to- gether; and the girl who has possessions of this kind would better display them to the best advantage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05

An exquisite example of the evening hat, at once modest and becoming, Is afforded in this smart torpedo-shape
 The material is a satin straw in pale blue of the Panama weave. The outer brim is entirely covered in the roses of pale blue velvet that are closely and thickly stitched on. The crown Is draped in handsome lace scarf. the ends falling over the back, but not so long as to touch the coiffure. Two bows of pale hlna valret rihh0n- cnnnActed with q stran-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05
lar Close-Fitting Coat.

are tight from the elbow down, and have very little fulncss even at the top.
 These coats are modified in 50 ways, at least, for they are not acceptable in only the one form to all women. Numbers of them are more generously full as to the sleeves, and are certainly, when so cut. great deal more becoming than the masculine model is to the average femi- nine figure.
 Velvet coats are worn with cloth skirts and cloth coats have been made fnr ral-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05

With the return of the closely fitted corsages that show the outline of the figure have arrived the long, tightly fitted coats that follow the mode of those made for men. These coats fall midway be- tween the knee and the ankle. They arc specially appropriate for women with good figures. but not for those who are inclined to be either too stout or too slen- der. They are without ornament, and usually fasten with severely simple bone buttons In every case the coat sleeves
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05

vet skirts. Some of the smartest walking costumes have hip-length jackets accom- panied by short skirts. On coats of moderate elaboration a great many fancy braids are used, the designs being re- peated or not, as liked, on the skirts that accompany them. Everything, from sou tache to plain braid, is used. as we'll as fancy gallon. and the waved braids are en- toying much popularity. The fronts of smart coats are often elaborately deco rated with revers of velvet, which are In thair turn eir bnratAlv hraidAd-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05

sprays of cherry blossoms are twined around the crown, the brim is bound with fine fancy lace with leaf edge, and the underbrim is lifted at the left side by bandeau to accommodate the thick and fluffy black plumes that are posed there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05

A London pawnbroker testified that one of his tests of the honesty of person who offered him an article for pawn was whether he was in a hurry or not. Hurry was prtma facie evidence Of diahnusatv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05
The Latest Type of Turban.

The newer types of turbans are taking to themselves more dressy lines. Origin ally introduced as tailored hat, to be worn with gowns of the same genre, 1t has proven so popular that it inyades
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05

The Berlin police confiscated from the number of London Punch of November 16 page that bore cartoon of the Kaiser and President Roosevelt, entitled 'Kindred Spirits; the Strenuous Life"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05

laced with chenille. and long shaded plume. tinting from deep, rich red through pink to white, crosses the crown, pierces the brm at the left side. and the full fuffy tip drops on the hair in the back.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05
The Torpedo Toque in Evening Guise.

ping of the same. are posed on the left side in relief, and this altogether charm ing chapeau offers model which is at once appropriate for afternoon, calling, dinner or theater wear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05

even the sacred precincts of the evening hat. and just as successfully as if fills other roles. The model pictured leans rather to those lines which characterize what used to be known as English round hats
 Ihe crown is medium in height and sets
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05
COLLAR AND CUFF SET IN IRISH
 CROCHET.

CROCHET.
 The real Irish crochet increases in fashions estimation day by day. The collar and cuff sets are admirably fash. toned for wear with the new shirtwaist suits, the collar taking the plain band form, but wrought to shape. The gun follows the new deep shape, and widens from the wrist upward, the design being the new wild rose and fernleaf pattern.
 COLLAR AND BERTHE IN BRUCE
 AND DUCHESSE LACEs.
 The making of real lace collar bands is a work that is in high favor with those to whom time is not matter of expense. The various braid laces, such as Duchesse, Bruges, HonitOn and the like, are among the more rapidly worked ones, and, hence, are more in use than the slower and more toilsome point designs The collar illus trated Is in Bruges design, the rose point pattern being borrowed for effect; while the. berthe is in Duchesse, with Honiton braid intermingled with the connecting braids all run in by hand
 THE VOGUE OF IRISH CROCHET.
 LINEN AND EMBROIDERY.
 There is a decided vogue to everything Irish in these latter days-except. per haps, in the labor market-and Irish cro- chet, linens, embroideries and faces are all of them on the top of fashions wave. The charming little stock tie illustrated shows a shaped collar of handwrought Irish crochet, with a cravat of coarse Irish linen embeIlished with hand en- broidery. The cravat is arranged with undulating edges, these buttonholed with q linen floss, and dainty little polka dots are embroidered at intervals along either edge. The ends are cut into a maple-leaf design, and some eyelet work is used as further establishment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05

Medals are cheap in England. The nurse who attended the p1ke of Con- naught, when he had some skin scraped off in an automobile accident recently. has received the Victorian medal from King Edward.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05

According to population. the city of Lisbon, in Portugal, is said to consume larger quantities of fish than any other city in Europe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05

comfortably to the shape of the head without any bandeau between. The brim rolls up gracefully at the left side. and projects slightly in front, the back set ting close to the coiffure. The brim Is garnished. with q milllner fold of velvet
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-11
Nuevas caneteras
Ell Comislonodo del interior
infornna a LA DEMocRA-
ctAsobre obras spdblicas.
Sc TRABAJA MUCHO
En- la pr6xima zafra de cafe
podran utlllzarsc los nue.
vos caminos.

Aver regres6 de la isla Ell G ,misio.
nado del interior, Mr.. Proctor, que ha-
co dias se encontraba en- los pueblos,
girando una vista de inspection q las
|csrreteras y caminos que en- la actua-
Iidad son objetn de reparaciones.
Nos inf ,rm6 que ell departameuto
trabnja en- la actualidad en- la cons
trucci6n de las carreteras siglientes:
La de Mayaghez 4 las Marfas, que
sc halla pr6xtma q termin arse; Ia de
Alto de Ia bandera -Adjuntas-a Jayu-
va, que tiene cuatro kil6metros cons
truidos.
La de Atbonito q Barrauquitas,
cast completa. Y Sc trabaja con activi
dad para terminar cuanto antes un ra.
NAL de este dltimo pueblo con Barros
Sc cree que en la pr6Sima cosechs
de cafe, a'gunas dc estas carreterai
lpodran utiliaarse.
| El canine de Hlmacao Yabucos
SO halla en- Was de termination.
En- el desarrollo de dicho trabaj(
toman gran parte los propietarios
que ayudan con los carros de su pro
piedad en- el trasporte de piedras
materiales de adrmado y replantes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-11

le devolvera el dinero 81 no 90 cura.
La iirma de E. w. GROVE Se halla
en cada caiita. @
aLAS INDTGESTIONES 60 all
Wan Embellishments, con tomar dos
sellos, y radicalmente Sc curan con un
solo estfche del Digestive Moiarrieta;
sin privarse de alimentos. Las Dis
pepsias y Gastralgicas, SO curan con
tomar 8 8 A estuches. Para curar ra-
dicalmente las mas graves enfermeda-
des cr6nicas, gastrointestinales, se
debe tomar durante 6 4 meses el
Digestive Moiarrieta: que es el dnico
verdadero remedio gastro-intestinal
complete y radical, universalmente
con6rmado superior todos los otros
para curar las enfermedades del es.
| tonnage.
s@<THE HELVETIA.s-27 calls
de Ia Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes.
sTable d. hotels Aposentoa para fa.
mlllas J personals solas. Comidas 4
cincuenta centsvos cubterto. Banos.
relefono, l92. Apartado correo, 2s5.
Propietarfo, Pedro Schira. Nota,
Este hotel esta q cargo de una sef,ori.
Ia caguena. =
PARA cURAR ON RES.
FRIADO EN- UN Ola tome las p...
TILLAs LAxANTEs DE BRoMo-ourn,.
Ma. Ell boticario le devolyera Al A..
nero 81 no SO cura' La firma de II, W.
GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita.
@OFICINA dc asuntos adntn,..
=. trativoS y iud'ciales y agencia de ma.
i. gocios de Jose G. del Vale, calls \.
a San Francisco ndmero rs. (Al,oa,)
Q Gesti6n en- los departamentos de,
:. Gooierno lnsular, Ayuntamientos ,
Iribunales de Justicia. Para 10 IN,
n dicial; abogados Acufia, Dias M
'' varro Texidor. Buen traductor d,
Q maQuina de eacritlr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-11
M-ttN &&3 T 4s@ w b ff=
Escue|aSl; iinIdlu,sttrialss
.ntf ,a ------- .'".
Session interesantisima, precl-
did dida por> Mr., Falllner.
-soEscuelas iDdustriales.
A egu. ---- A-7
METAMORFOSIS
Sc tlende a dar mayores am
plitudes a los estudioS de
aplicaci6n practiea.

Aver Sc cslebr6 ca oil Dsparts.
mento de instruction la anunciada
Junta de Superinter lsntes y princi-
pales de las escuelas industriales.
Acord6se 10 marcha que ha de se-
guirse en- Ia ensehanza en- el proximo
curso esoolar, la Quail consiste en- con-
eeder mayor importancla q los labores
industriales, y hacer mas sencilla la
nesedsnza academica: esto es, que los
conocimientos que ca la actualidad sc
sxigen para la entrada en- dichas es-
cuelas, SO reduzcsn & meras noclones
elementales. sf.a..v. 5.
De cate modo Sc hara mis- facil OBJ
tener puestos en las escuelas.
FL proyecto fundamental de los
sefiores dc la Jlnta, consiste en- dal
yerdadero empuge y amplitud q 10,
labores, q fla de desarrollar en- 10 po
sible la parts mecanica, de manera Gut
el ofcio practice sea superior en- mu
cho & los estudios te6ricos.
Concurrieron ii acto los Superin
tendencies de los Districts de San Juan
Ponce, Maysga ~, Arecibo y Gusya
ma y los maestros principales sefore
Hamilton, Curtis Y Taylor, presidlen
do Ia sesi6n el Comisionado Falhne
y el senior Everett Fl. Lord, del Depsr
tamento do Educaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-11
Ia Democracla 4 de- Abrll
|NFOR}M|I|AC|ON N D|AR|A

do del lnteaior que los inspectores
viajeros nombrados en- lugar de So
brestantes para el examen de los ira
baioS que Sc realizan en- las carrete-
ras vienen dando buenos resultados
en- su puesto.
Para el pr6ximo jneves ]3 pom
dr& en- escena la Sociedqd ArttSticG que
actda en- el Testro, la representation
de tres preciosas zarzuelss <Como
esta 10 Sociedad,, <El Barquillero. y
ola Vlejscita,.
En- Ia primera de dichas obras de-
butara como segunda tiple c6mica Ia
seilorita Puch, y el actor senior Mon
tesinos; y en- <La Vlejecita> y Gel
Barquilleros, tomar& parts tambien
el sei1 )r Velez.
No hay que perder tempo. Acu-
da usted & 10 Farma acia Guillermety,
provease de una botella del AIcoholado
Mautine1, apliqueselo q la cabeza, y
desterrar embellishments el dolor.
Las <Pastillas Antiricas del
doctor LIE Roig2 devuelvon al aparatc
digestivs la actividad perdida, ayu'
dan al est6mago q digerir los alimen'
tos, y el proceso de la nutrici6n q
lleva acabo en- fJrma adecuada.
Con el uso de las <Pastillas An
tiricas del doctor LIE Roigs desapa
rece esa pesades que sicnten los dis
p6pticos en- el est6mago dsspu6s d,
las comidas.
. -Actualmente en el Depsrtameu
to del Comisionado del Interior o
} trabsian unos pianos para construi
un puente de hero, en- el rio &C uate
| mals, , cerca de San Sebastian.
) Tambien 60 tiene en- proyecto con.
: truir otro puente, el aiio proximo, g
: el rio sCollazo> entire los pueblos d
San Sebastian y Lares.
S -Terminados los trabajos par
: que fu6 llamado q Arecibo, regrel
s el doctor D. j. Lorenzo Casslduc y /
u halla ya en- su gabinete dental calle {
d San Francisco ntmero A.
Ell Departamsnto de Instruccit
: informa que el nduero dc solicitud
IT para examenes de maestros gradu
D dos y rurales que 90 oelebraran el
s. de este mes, es el siguientei
y De Humacao 90 han presenta,
oncs maestros rurales y uno grsdu
d del Caguas seis rurales; Gusyar
a. ocho rurales y tres graduadosi All
Ia nito ocho rurales y seis graduade
e. San German diez y nueve rurales
ocho graduadosi Utuado cuatro l
u rales y tres graduadosi Arecibo ii
a. rurales y uno graduadoi Manatl
IL torce rurales,
Is Faltau todavla las notas de Ca
lima, Fsiardo, Coamo, Ponce, Yau
a. Mayauez, Aguadilla, San Sebastl
i. Toa Alta , Bsyam6n.
y, LA Corts de Dlstrito d. 8
a. Juan ha sefialado para el IL del
as rriente los plettos clvlles iniclados
uz don Rafael Gaillermsty contra
ma Jose Rovira en cobro de honorari
-.,.s Tamblen se ha sen llado la dec
"a ratorIa de hsrederos de Ia Sucel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-11

de dot. Paula Chaves, representada
por 81 abogedo sen 1r Antonsanti.
-Comunican de Utuado el arresto
de Francisco 6 solins Alvarran, su-
puestas autoras de un robo de menor
cuantfs.
FL Juez Municipal entIende en- el
asunto.
-Ha sido puesto en- libertad pro-
yisional, por haber prestado hanza,
Jose Reyes Betancourt, procesado POI
delito de acometimiento y aggression.
---Ha sido nombrado alcaide de la
c&rcel de Aguadilla don BernardinC
Diaz, antique empleado de La DEMO
CRACIA, de The Puerto Rico Herald !
del Dtorio.
Tambien Sc ha eNpedido nombra
miento de guandia de penaleS d dol
Jacinto Figueroa,
Ell Departamento de Sandal
nos remlte el informe del Official de
rsmo, durante la semsna que termiu
el ola nueve del corriente mes.
Segdn dicho inforne la enferm
dad predominante es la tuberculosi
pulmonar, de la cual Sc registrar 9
esta ciudad tres deflnciones en- la 3,
mana rasada,'
| Aver tarde fue cogido en- Ia ba
hia un tibur6p.de grandes dimensioneI
Alberto el vientre, % le encontr6 del
tro una caravela muy pequefits, un
sortijs de orc con las iniciales W.
y un carruso de metal blanco que +
MIA la licencis de un fnarinero noru
60 llamado FrytEe LuEot, el gran pr
pagsndista de la sin rival cervel
<Pabs,, de Milwaukee, la mejor q,
30 toms en- Puerto Rico. Agentes,
R. Calder6n y ComPaAia. Tetuan
@PARA curar un resfriado
+ un dia tome las PAsTILLAs LAxA
TIES DE BRoMo QUININA. El boticar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-11
CoHE FEos sRAL

Aver sssuts la Corte Federal EN-
pazaron las sesiones CORES pondien
tes & los meses do Abril y Mayo, cons
tituyeadose el gran jurado, el cual
investgara s'gunos casos criminales.
Hoy se constisoy6 en la misna d
Corte el pequeno jurado, que ha dc
conocer diecinueve juicios en asuntos
ciyiles, ,-.-.....-.,......-,, -s..,4-.~--
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-11
GESTAC1ON

81 oclrtfI Aguna disens6n eo' rOsolvA tribu
nal com 0uestc de los ma cAp1cesy eieg 10 todos.
Ell colono convicto de crmeq podis 6gurar la
ColoniAy pulsado de ella ~ .s.4
H sstl entonGes Sc bAbta da1o nj solo cAso
Hombres mujeres tenfsn para ell trabsio
otrA para los dfI de Sta las h>ras de descsnso.
Las muieres cosn, DanchAbAu, lavab.u coSinaban oeu
Sean quen por unsnmdad hab sdo nombrado director de
10 Coonia.
Csds cus poda professr religion que le antOjsse
Para princpiar htbe nstAaio tlenda de vfvereS
comestbles cuenta de socedd En- este eblecmientO
hbG obgIci6n de vender preco de fActu decon
tldos los gastos de conducci6n scarreo.
Existfa amb6n peque6o hoptL donde por de pronto
bn los enfermo mss graves ecog 6ndOse los
padecan alguna dolencs eve.
Todo bA bien.
como le deca don Serafin Pablo
Amigo mio; pSrece que Dios esti eon nosoros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-11

FL Ayuntamlento recibi6 aver
una comlnicaci6n del Secretario del
Consejo Executive, en- Ia cual comuni.
ca haberse aprobado por aquel cuerpo
la ordenanza nombrando d la compa.
MIA <American Colonial Banks depo.
aitaria de los fondos dc amortization
del Fmnr6 tito,
Es.as oosas i que no SO desaprue-
ban nuncar
20 le f4rente 81 floa el Banco de
Puerto Ricol s,----..-'s. ''--rs''-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-11

layer tarde, segdn telegraffan de
Utuado, fu6 preso en- aquella ciudad
por los policfas Sanchez Y Colon el
individuo Federico Sanchez.
Sc lie acusa de haber agredido q
Ramon Colon, hiriendole con un pu-
nal en- ell est6mago. La herida es de
pron6stico reservado y ell juez instru
ye la causa correspondence.
Las noticias recibidas hoy de la
sla en- la ofcina de Sanidad son sa-
tisfactorias en- todo 10 referente q la
salud pdblica. Con exception de al
gunos casos de varioloides de vari-
celia, de ninguna otra enfermedad con-
tagiosa han dado cuenta los informeS
o9ciales de sandal. La vacunacion
continua activamente en- varias pobla-
clones, y ell DR.. don Jose NJ. Saldafia ha
salido desde aver en- vista de inspec-
Ici6n a los pueblos del distrito Norte.
| Ell Consejo Executive aprob6 la
lordenanza nombrando a los seflores
A. Read Compaiifa, de New York, fis-
Gales para ell pago de los intereses Sc.
mestrales de los bonos del emprestito
de esta ciudad,
--Hemos saludado en- esta of
Gina, 4 nuestros amigos y correh.
gionarios don Luis Mendin y dor
Francisco Sell6s Lopez, distinguido.
: unionistas de San Lorenzo.
Hoy han sido puestos en- liber
J, tad por cumplimiento de condena Pc
0 dro Medina Arce, Silvestre MARITIME
: Resto, Yictoriano Nufez Pagan, Mi
guel Montero Carri6n y Bernardin
o Rodriguez, de la carcel de esta ciudad
j. -Esta mai1ana Sc han visto en- G
J: iuzgado de paz, ante el juez Bazan, |
% juicios por infracciones de las Orde
10 nanzas municipales, reglas de San
l. dad abuse contra animales.
l. --Anoche terminaron las sesione
que CelcDl dudh loo ulAoL1DIOS u6 Id u
!, rectiva de la sociedad clos amigo
u del bien pGblicos para discutir y aprt
l. bar el nuevo reglamento que ha de n
!. cir en- la referida sociedad
10 --Anoche celebr6 session ell Ayur
ss tamiento hajo la presidencia del sefic
Paniagua con asistencia de los s.
"a nores Guillermety, Sanchez Morale
Fald, Marxuah, Vazquez, Rosario
10 Salas.
., Sc ha desestimado la instanci
o. presentada por Mr.. Hunt, para est
y blecer un kiosco en- el barrio de
Marina y avenida principal, paral
10 al kiosco llamado Rivero.
La comisi6n de la policfa ms
lar con la aprobaci6n del Cobern
er dor, ha separado del cuerpo al pc
lei cta tsidro Zavala por cargos hech
n. contra su servicio.
DO Han sido aprobados en- los e>
~ meneS de practicantes los sehores '
10. cente Gonzalez Larria, lucas Nun
On Pauline Toro, y joaquin Otero Davil
En- los examenes de comadron
le- fueron aprobadas las sehoras Cr
Muhiz, Isabel Oatell y Tomasi
de Santisteban,
e' Nos informa Ell Sub Comisior
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-11
BIBLt0rEcA DE .tA DEMOcRACIA,

converMc6n tomabA otro GIRO cvAndo sobe mil Ia
vtz hSsta que llegabA Ia noche
Agunss Pablo encerr&base en- su escritorio
cntnuar ag6n trabao Importance ben guG chIrando
Boe9sa 'ona hasta hora de aco.re Cuando no Sc eian
fbro6 Sc pasabA ell ratio otra distraction cuAq lierA
AV fu6 como transcurrrieron los primeros de
aquellA 6poca en- Ia eE.meralda.s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-19
THE PEOPLES
PAPER.
4
SOME RECIPES
Five Ways of Making Eggs Into
Toothsome Dishes.

Here are some recipes for making
Easter eggs, not the colored kind, but
the edible variety.
Baked eggs--Brcak six eggs into a
well buttered dish cover with bread
crumbs, season with pepper, salt and
butter, then cover with cream. Bake
twenty minutes and serve hot
Egg Salad-Use the required number
of hard boiled eggs. Remove the yolks
carefully, so as to leave them whole,
and chop the whites. Serve on lettuce
leaves with boiled dressing and balls
of cottage cheese.
Eggs la Parisienne-Generously
butter the bottom of baking dish. then
cover with grated cheese; break eggs
upon cheese without breaking the yolks,
season with pepper and salt and little
cream, cover with grated cheese and
bake brown on top.
Escaloped Eggs-Coyer the bottom of
a well buttered dish with bread-crumbs,
then layer of sliced hard boiled eggs,
covering with cream sauce to which
the yolk of an egg has been added. then
a, layer of finely chopped meat, prefer
ably ham or chicken; then eggs and
sauce, with crumbs OH top. Bake un-
til light brown.
Egg Thimbles-Chop fine any good
cold meat. To one cup of meat add a
scant cup of breadcrumbs, pepper and
salt to taste and mix with beaten egg.
If necessary add little milk to make
stiff batter. Line timbale molds. bot
tom and sides, with paste and drop an
egg, without breaking, in center of each
Sprinkle breadcrumbs on top and bake
brown. Gem pans may be used in place
of timbae molds.