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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-05
summary of Features.

The manufacture of refined oil, com
 monly known as kerosene, Is about 26,-
 Standard oil Company directly and i'm directly controls about 23,000. .000. II also controls approximately the same
 proportion of the other finished prod The refneries owned or controlled
 by the Standard oil Company are To- cated near New York, Philadelphia,
 Baltimore, Chicago. Kansas City, in Western New York and Pennsylvania, in West VirFinia. Ohio, Kansas. Colo rado, California and Texas. Its larg- centres of distribution, which are con nected by pipe lines with the crude oil fields. The refined products are car ried by rail and water. The independ- ar controlled by the Standard Oil Com panv--are located, with a very few exceptions at or near the crude-oil fields This difference of location, as will be seen later. is of importance.
 The Standard claims that the loca- tion of it's refneries and the use of pipe 1t is justly entitled by. reason of the energy and ght of its managers, While in q measure that Is true. it must not he forgotten that these advantages were in part obtained by means of un- fair competitive methods after years i of fierce industrial strife
 The development of the pipe line sys-
 tem by the Standaird, Oii Company was rrniIroad companies. Furthermore, those so-calied natural advantages have been and are being greatly increased by , discrlminations In freight rates. both gtate' which give the Standard monop- 0iistic control in the greater portion of the country, and which so limit com Oetition as 10 practically prevent the PP,tension of the business of any inde- ncndent 10 n point which even remotely endangers the supremacy of the Stand
 ar An impediate result of this delimita-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-05

factory results and quick exec Ttion alI known processes. ThS Advsrtlsaa EnHKaV- ing Co., 'phqPa ss7. Montgomery Aa1 ts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-05

,AYBE you don't know that The Adver- ser Engraving Co, has one or the most boodern equipments in the Sotuh Keep your n,onev in Alabama-send to us for all your engraving.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-05

IT YrSa,R ATE Your ads Sac us right away sbout some cuts. The Advertiser EnGrsv- nE co, V. H. Hansopa Manager, phone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-05

AGENTS-Make ss daily selling the cheap est and most perfect water filter ever in vented. Retaiis at $2 .0o. Big profit Exciu~ siye territory. Seneca Filter Co.,. Seneca. Mo.
 --1at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-05

BEAUTIOLA--Remove brown spota. hin ples and wrinkles in seven days withouf ty
 terferink with business or DleasnrN PYt. SO cents. Guaranteed Ella R. Berry S cc St Louis Mo. -Ie-SI
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EDUCATIONAL TOPICS.
Items of Interests Concerning Maine
Teachers and Pupils.

Mrs. Morris Cahill of Bingham, teach
: err on Chamberlain Hill in Moscow, has
ORGANIZED the Frances E. Willard
-hool Improvement League with u
)embers Including nearly every resi-
ent, on the hill and some others. 1ht
Ulcers are. President, Victoria 3. Ca
YhilI: vice-president, Leslie Chadbourne
secretary. Sarah Chadbourne; treasur'
err. Olive p. Smith.
Miss Lena Lord, who has been princi
Ma! Of the music department of K. G. L.
kpYIton. for the past four years. mas
I'd ner position in that school ant
- "a a position as instructor @
nj the public schools OF Caribou.
"a Roberts of Caribou fo1
nj, hree years assistant in tn
FoN M field High school, has re-
s,sncd heylposj1on to accept a similal
ode in the S3u1bou High school for thu
coming ycas.
Hal r. Eatona principal of the Belfas
High school, had been offered simila
.1nosition in StouShton, Mass. under f.;
four years contract, with larger sal
ary at the start and a yearly increase
and will no doubt accept.
Miss Louise .. uiie' VI D.
received an appointment as fellow Z
the faculty of Smith College, depart
ment of history. Miss Fuller is a grad
nate Of the Bath High school She re
ceived the A. r. degree at Smith Col
Iege in 1904 and A. M. at Columbia i
1905.
Miss Bessie Il. Anthoine of Biddeforc
Who graduated from Mt. Holyoke Col
lege two years ago, has accep,ca
position as assistant professor IN t.i
department of English in that ins'i'u
ton.
Miss Harriet F. Holmes OF Houltof
.as heen elected Lady Principal q
Colby Academy, New London, y.
The Young men who graduated fror
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the kennebunk High school TINS yeal
viii continue their studies TINS iah
BYRON A. Small, Arthur M. Plus anu
Ralph f. Seavey will enter the teen,
nical department of the GENERA
Electric works of Lynn. ira W.
richardson will study medicine fSou .
new a. Ross takes a college course at
brunswick. Raymond Grant pre-
pares himself for architectural con-
tracing.
Al a recent meeting of the Portland
school board the following traiinIs
school teachers were elected: Ella
Merrill. E. Winifred Briggs, Marion
Waldron, Frances /. Comedian, Mar
guerite l. Sexton, Mary F. Silke, Heller
NJ. J. Kerr, stella Clark. Marion u
Corbett, Jennie L. Sawyer Lillian
4. Common. On recommendation
of the committee the school boaro
elected Miss Gertrude Curtis a:
teacher of German in the High schooi
and Miss Bertha Lang as assistant
teacher of French.
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straight sisomfss; do. clears, MSoQ4;5e;
winter wheat, PATENT siGg4@; spring
wheat. patents 5.25fl5.50.
i1-50 benc!ess half bbls., Ss-016l3;
lambs, spring 11@11kc.; .yearlings, salnc.
RCTTER-CreamerS, fancy, per TO-,
23c.:: tnb creamery, PC. Vermont. 20c.
EGGS Eastern, fresh, &c; western
ir cciHfEiEsE-E. Y. and factory, 1a@le,4c.
GRAINnCorn, car lots, sac; bags;
in car lots, 4SaiENc.; bags. 4sG50c.; MINI;
sacked bran. bag lots. $24 co; winter whea'
bran car lots. 'sc3eo; bag lots; $2f9e
Iroan uiidGi,rgs, cerflots. s225e9z3co; do
|Lag lots. $9Lt0. M q. q
osANaEs- Navela. s5coas.oo; Fioridas
TsRfsoDTcE-Beans. California, pea. s. !,
M So: fowls, 1F1isc.; turkeys
l Al stern. l76rz2c. chickens, $50 &c 80 -
/ Eisxf1VISIONS-Pork heavy, $l9iyp
IA RiS-Pure, tcs, half .-bbls-., Joe;
Eq;tsSs, 10MMHtsc.; compound. etc. hal
| EE,reis, 7ssft7s4c.; cases. 1sfp7Ssc: II
i SITGAR-Ex quality. large bbls-. 4M
In all bbls., A.es: sacks. 49s; extra 6. 4.@
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AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services Which All Are Cor
daily Invited to Attend.

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH:-Morn-
ing service. 1870; Sunday school. Il; even
ing service at Z.
ST MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.
State street:-First mass at 7.30 A. M.
benediction at 100 p. NJ.
GREEN ST. METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL. CHURCH. Henry f. Dunnack. mill
In Life" II NJ. Bible school: $50, Epworth
League prayer-mceting: 100 evangelistic
service. short sermon by the minister.
CHRISTIAN sCIENCE:-Scrvices sun
day at Ii A. NJ. Subject: Life also
Wednesday at $50 =. NJ. -
FRIENDS CHAPIL:-Services SUNDAY
evening at 1916 o'clock: Sunday-school at
the close of the services; prayer mectins
in the evening at l.0; prayer-mectinS
Wednesday evening at I.i5.
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIEN-
TIST:-Scrvices ut 1915 A. NJ; subject;
LIFE" "Wednesday evening meeting a;
10 Mt the Christian Science reading
rooms % Sawall street.
CHURCH. Rev C. c. Moshcr. PASTOR
Preaching service at 1890, sermon by tho
pastor First Sermon in f k%rieS on ahe Ne,
who Triumrhed In Spite of Dift'cuit
Special music by the State Street quartet
G. +, MoOri,n. leader; Sunday-schoQ> "a
at 645: gospel services with sermf. 10y
the pastor and testimony meeting 30
CONGREGATIONAL singing. The Old XEnin'
will be used mid 4wcek meeting ones
day night a. 7.%.
UNIVERsALIST CHURCH. Re- c: A
HAYDEN, u. D.. pastor:-Mornlhs ser
vices at 1890. Sermon by the pastor
communion comm Following the sermon. Afte
next Sunday the church Will be close'
for the vacation
CONGRFGAT church: Mornlni
David II. Evans: Y. p. s. G. e. at 6.5o
evening service with preaching at I'D
ST. BARNABAS chapel Bangor street
school at 2.45 O'Clock p. M; evening pray
err at $50 O'Clock.
GOSPEL MISSION: Sunday school 2
100 4. NJ: gospel services at 3 and -
p NJ. Rev. Phebe M. WadswoTth OF III
Friends church will preach at the atter
noon meeting. Other workers VIII tax
the evening service. MEETINGS ever ever,
night during the week except Wedhcsoay
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burn, and will enter upon his labors on

burn, and will enter upon his iaporS on
September l.
The resignation of Rev. Herbert Til
den of Sanford, pastor of the Baptist
chur CHI i'm that town, has been accepted
and he expects to leave for his new pas
tOrate in Fargo, n. D., some time IN
July.
The new pipe organ which is being
constructed for the Free Baptist So
ciety. Dover, is expected to be installed
sometime in July.
Sixteen persons were baptized in the
Orff's Corner church last Sunday, Rev.
| Mr.. Butterfield of Friendship officiat-
| ing.
The Baptist church in Kennebunk-
| port has donated pulpit to the North
| Berwick church, which lost its house
| of worship and it's furnishings by fire
a short time ago.
Hosea w. Rhoades of Belfast, who Is
studying for the Baptist ministry, If
| supplying the church at Lee during the
| summer.
Missionary Davis baptized three
ladies in a mountain stream at Nortf
Woodstock on Sunday, June "a. The
oldest of the three was seventy-nint
years of age, and the youngest six
teen. Y
During the absence of Rev. Percy J
Trafton. Of the Reformed Baptis
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Harry r. Lishness, the well-kncf
horseman. is driving a three year
stallion that is considered to be one
the most promising young horses
the city. The horse Is a rich sbzss
color. stands 1872 and weighs 1o25s~
was sired by RESPONSIBILITIES. 9nF /
dam was Nellie Ryewood, triay2.17.
Ryewood, ZIG. He goes az the
and though green can fready 9
fast, and Mr.. Lishness. yno has rscehr
ly refused good Off for hin. con
siders him to be the best colt ne ha
ever raised. ~ 3 80
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Circulars have been received In -
city from st. John, N. B., annouB
Canada's International Exhib
which is the big industrial affair of ev'S
ern Canada. and which will be held in
that city. opening September list and
closing the Sth. There are Ii or 20
former residents of st. John in Angus
Ia, and movement is already on foot
to form a party for the purpose of WIS.,
iting their home city on that DC n
sion. M
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oNTINE LAUNDRY LOW =
SMALL PRINTING OFFICE con

church, Fort Fairfield. who is attend-
ing campmeeting near st. John, the
regular church services will be conduct
ed by the Praying Band.
Biddeford Episcopalians are hoping
that they may soon have a new $4,000
church. Every effort is being made by
members of the parish to secure props
erty for the purpose OF erecting such
an edifice. = -s
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MA RKET REPORTS.
Augusta Market.

01 - ~ ~ - Augusta, June y
BEANS-Pea, Maine, 500: N. r, Size
yellow eyes, $3.50.
solid, 1Sc. ~
s EGGS-3Oc. per doz.
GRAIN-Corn. 7Oc.; meal. sc. per Du;
mixed feed. $1.25 cwt.; cottonseed meal
HAY~Loose, retail. $500 per ton
pressed. 1880; straw. $500; pressed, WV
SUGAR-s5.O0 per 100 lbs.
MuTrToN-sal1c. per lb.; spring lamb
5$ OATS-50c. per bushcl.
POTATOES-75c.. per bushei ,eh,e.
POULTRY7Fowl l4c chichens'F lug les ~
WWooD-Dry hard. Sc. 5ogs;oo per c Sia.s
HIDES-Cow aud steer. TIC; cow COW i''ues .
soft. $4OOf1500. st
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Daily ksnf'
Saturday.


Cards Of thanks, obi
olutions Of respec
charged at the rate
line. No charge lesa
All advertising amour
tcrtainments, whose obje
raising OF money, will be oh,
the rate of fifteen cents a line
Advertising notices, news form, w.
excluded from our local columns, "
cept such as refer to advertisers ~
cupying space in our ADVERTISE
columns, and will be. run under
separate head on one Of the Loo
pages. Il
Subscribers who fail to receive a.
Journal promptly will confer favu
by notifying the Office Immediately.
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\ OF course all Journal readers will
become interested 'inJ 1Sherburne g
Dailey's half page ad which r-tans
big saving to buyers of niothin :, vhs
take quick advautag%x,~ OF v -ssoice Of
the goods enumerated I'M TIE ed.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

Augusta. Maine, June e, 1864.
The Republican voters of Augusta IN
requested TO assemble in caucus at ~
CITY Hall, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY
3. 1906, at 100 p. NJ. for the purpose n
nominating two candidates for the Leg
Per order OF the Republican City Com.
c. b. BURLEIGH, Chairman.
8. S. RANDALL. Secretary.
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C. w. Jones is in Montreal complet-
ing the arrangements for the coming
visit of Trinity Commandery to Mon
treal and Quebec.
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Miss Annie w. Bean, who has been
very III with pneumonia. has so far
recovered as to be able to be about the
house. and was out of doors for short
time Thursday.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.

=. j. Murphy of Somersworth. N. a.,
has returned home, after a snort sis,'
to this city, renewing old acqua'h''
anccss
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VIM. G. Hetherington of MedIord
Mass, has arrived in the CITY to take
the position of night operator at the
local telephone exchange.
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CHURCH AND PASTOR.

Rev. a. J. Marsh. who has been pas
tor -thc Free BAPTIST church in Lynn,
Mass. flor the rast four years. has &C.
cepted "a call to become pastor of the
Court Street Free Baptist church, Au-
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rF4 s-1syE -a- :
Shaw 5! Bros B
BELGRADE" =. a7t MAIN :
REAL ESTATE

No. 100. ssza--
Have for s1,0000o a Is acre farm wit an
old fashioned house on same that W n a
little repairing can be made very COM
Portable, this place is cutting 50 tons of
hay and more each year. haT a IL acre
wood f,s, is under a good = ate of cuiti-
walton, has good barn, = free from
rocks, land Is easy to work, I,is placc can
:,es made into a very coy tile home.
1t Is on a good elevation OF and, COM
manding a view for miles.
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Mr.. and Wendell B. Horton of s.
erville, Mass, are receiving congr;
lations on the birth of son, b. =
June %. Mrs. Horton was Miss Lu,
W. Glidden, and formerly an August,
girl. =s<
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Yeung Women Wanted

At the worcester Insane Hosp'tai as
tendants. Good wages with two years
course in training school. For circuia' ~
information address DR.. H. M. '. .1,,,,
supt.. Worcester, Mass. |u,'
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3 49, a Boston, Jl1ne ~.
FLOURvMill shipment, spring patenfs
are offered at $I65I5.10; winter patents
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'M se.706275 per hbl; ;
hass. 81 1SM1.e granulated and Doiieo
CF,RN-Steamef. yellow spot. Sc: 80
:, yellow spot. 62isc.; No. g. yellow sp9
|pr4. I'M, &c: No. z. yellow, TO shsp. SIC
i Rye FfOER-Steady at <5.2J@4z.
n QA1W5EAJs-Firm. We quote rolled ~
S. 75(skW per Dbl cut, $o.15GSW.
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DIR. l.. J. Croker is having
changes made in his 6ower boat
Persis. at the hands Sf Capt. Bahe
and will start Sunday morning on a
trip to Bnothbay harbor, where sever-
al days will be passed in cruising
among TIE different summer .resorf
along that section of the coast.
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II Sunday is fair day the W
Railway will run half hour M
tween Augusta and Togus
afternoon. All regular ca A.
Through without change Of
at Augusta. Half hour car.
run between Augusta and Islanu Z
during the afteEpoon and evening
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Don't Throw Away What You Don't Want
Trade 1t for Something You Do Want

The Journals want column ready serve look over your you @
Uttered things OF value other people whose owners put a on u
uhaves
Remember that only does q"
F. Time and time
have medium the
people Try want Do
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F. J. G. Little has hired the Be-
cottage at Squirrel Island Tor the "A !.|
mer, and will go to the isla Id u IKE
with his family. for the purpcV
getting everything ready far the, FL H.
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Enforcement Commissioner Lang OF
Skowhegan was in the city Friday on
matters of business connected with
the enforcement movements p
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LOCAL. MATTERS.
Journal TeIephons Cali 1875.

All the Edison July records have
been received by Melville Smith at
Music Hall.
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Cqoice cut flowers. Mrs. J. VI fl
florist, 16 Melville street. eaek
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Fresh flowers for school erdefi
other occasions. Ben Venue n
Parlors, "a State st. Tel. s9s-fS
z n -
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Portland Market.

Portland. June -:
FLoUR-hfichigau and st. LOUIS
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Today. is the last time the Trade
bulletin" special sales will appear
until fall. 'kaoatfon" is the word and
thought uphermaDts i'm the people
minds duringA Tu and August ~
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The mapy augusta, friends. of ~
Alice Hss& SsSef Nirfsiuwsh{l&A NJ
terested in the announcement of
engagement to Dean Small of BoF
which was made public Thursday.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

; wanted--Washings to do. No.sNcrl'
street place, Augusta, Me. tzSdiw,
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FRE9h CUT FLoWER3 ~
day, F. p. Hartshorn. Te 49,
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FOR SALE

ONE 6-FOOT BUCKEYE MOVING
machine, been in use years. in good
running order; can he bought right any
time before July TO- Inquire of c. a. Car
sob, No. - Water St, Randolph. Nc
- june30d1w'
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BUSINESS CHANCES

ONE ENERGETIC, RELIABLE PER-
erson in every community to sell high
class investment securities to individuals
in large or small amounts. Business
pleasant and profitable. Frank T.. Tay-
lor PhiiipsburG. Pa. l30dlt*
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IF YOU WISH TO INVEST ANY

where from $500 up. at ground floor
price. in the manufacture of a high class
patented article which took highest
Eaward Worlds Columbian Exposition.
and requires more capital to meet con-
stantly increasing demand write me for
explanatory papers. Frank L. Taylor.
PhilipSburg Pa. j3Nd1r
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GREATEST BARGAIN VET SPEC

tacles, 1O-year gold filed -s1.25; 10 and Il
jeweled watches. nickel case, new. S1.OO
and $500 Money loaned on watches. By
IL s.. Lewis at DR.. Johnson's Office. 3335l
Wafer street Augusta. j26d2ws
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CREDIT BILL FOR SOS WHICH CAN

be applied on Ha1lett e Davis piano
Should be glad to dispose of same to any
one who desires to purchase ;lspiano. WIN
accept any rcasona BILE offer. L. G. Meader.
No 20 Maple street City. iune26dtf
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A GREAT BARGAIN IF TAKEN At
hotter. with extra set Of rolls One riding
Wagon, / caryall. / Standard carriage.
INQUIRE Of Geo. D. Haskell. IS Cony st.
Augusta, Me. $alVotI
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my FURNISHED COTTAGE At
Squirrel Island. Contains nine rooms
Water in sink Convenient to store,
wharf, 60. James E. Fuller, No. 31S, Wa
ter ST. a17dtf
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-08
hour in moderate oven; serve hot with

hour in a moderate oven; serve hot with
cream
Corn Chowder-Pare and cut four
good sized potatoes into dice. Peel and
slice two medium-sized onions. Scald
the rows of dozen ears of corn and
press out the pulp. Put layer Of the
potatoes in the bottom of saucepan,
then a layer of the onions layer of
corn, sprinkling of salt and pepper, and
continue so until all the materials are
used, having the last layer of corn. Add
cupful of boiling water cover the dish,
and cook slowly on moderate fire for
twenty minutes Rub together three
tablespoonfuls of flour and one table
spoonful of butter Add to these two
cups of milk, stir until boiling, and add
to the chowder Stir the whole care
fully without breaking the potatoes.
Bring to boiling point, add six crackers
broken into bits, and cover the dish for
five minutes more. Beat the yolki of
one egg with two tablespoonfuls of
cream or milk and stir in at the last mo-
ment.
Delicious Supper Dish.-Select four
good sized tomatoes. Plunge them into
hot water, remove the skins, cut into
halves, press lightly to take out the seeds.
cut each half in halves again. Put two
tablespoonfuls of butter into saucepan
and add two onions chopped fine. Stand
the saucepan in a pan of water and cook
slowly until the onion is tender. Add
teaspoonful of curry powder and cup
of water. When this reaches the boiling
point, put in the tomatoes, cover the
saucepan, cook over a moderate hre for
twenty minutes. While these are cook
ing boil one cupful of rice. Drain the
rice, and when dry heap it into the CEN
ter of the serving dish; put around it
tile tomatoes, which should not be
| broken; strain the sauce over and send
at once to the .able.
Almond Cake Without Butter.-Chop
finely half pound Of almonds from
which the shells, but not the skins, have
been removed. Beat together the yolks
of seven eggs and one half pound OF
sugar until very light Then fold IN the
nuts and the grated rind of one lemon.
| Last Of all, fold in the whites OF the
eecs which have been beaten until light.
/ Bake in a slow oven for one hour.
Coffee Cakes to be Served Warm
Beat four eggs in a saucepan and add to
them two teaspoonfuls of strong, black
coffee or of coffee extract. Beat these
| rapidly over boiling water until the mix
turc is heated through, but not hot.
7 AXE from the fire and whip continu-
ously for fifteen minutes. Add slowly
one sup of sifted pastry -four. Half
fill gem tins which have been buttered
with the cake mixture and bake for fif-
teen minutes in quick oven. Serve
warm.