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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
FINE APPLE DISHES.
Delicious Apple Cream Can Be Made
With Addition Of Euts-othez
Excellent Desserts.

For apple cream. peel core ana
slice one and half pOuncs
of sharp cooking apples. Put them
In az ensmeled pan with half a
cuDful Of water. two tablespoonfuls Of
sugar and the grated rind of one lem
on. Stew til soft and then beat well
with an egg Whisk Whip Up half a
Pint Of thick cream till stin. stir 10 the
apples. color . pale pink with a few
drops liquid cochineal. Heap up In a
glass dish. sprinkle with chopped al
monda. GarniSh with apricot Jam.
To make apple and batter pudding.
peel and core one pound Of apples. lay
them in the bottom Of pudding dish.
which has been thickly buttered. Cover
the apples with brown sugar. Prepare
a batter two hours before cooking the
pudding In this way. Put four ounces os
-four In basin. add pinch Of salt and
drop In the yolks Of two eggs Pour in
gradually half a pint Of milk. . little
Al first. I'LL II Is perfectly smooth. and
beating thoroughly TIL all is added. Set
this aside for two hours. then add one
tablespoonful Of melted butter and the
whites Of two eggs beaten to a stin froth:
pour over the apples and bake in hot
oven for half an hour. Serve fine sugar
with this pudding
For apple meringue. pare and core six
apples stew I'll soft. then stir in one
tablespoonful Of butter When cold add
cuDful of grated bread crumbs the
yolks Of two eggs. a pinch Of salt. one
tablespoonful Of sugar and a small cup
ful Of milk. Line a pie plate with pun
pastry. pour in the mixture and bake
TIL ready. Beat up the whites Of the
eggs TIL stlh. add one tablespoonful of
sugar pile on the top Of the apples.
Place in the oven 10 set. not brown.
You will notice that for nearly All ap-
pie dishes the fruit has TO be- peeled and
cored. These cores and peelings which
are nearly always thrown away. give
jelly which ls nearly as good a. that
made from the fruit itself PhiIsdelp-
phia Press
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
SENSIBLE SUGGESTIONS.


To pour drops from bottle moistsn
the edge.
MIX ased instead of water makes pud-
oingz and pastry light
When baking cakes place layer of salt
under the mold. This prevents burning
Poverty cake"-Mix well one cup
ful of raisins. half cupful Of butter. one
cuDful 0f sugar. one Of -four, one Of
sour milk. one teasDOonful Of carbonate
of soda. one egg llttle nutmeg. CHINA
mon and ground cloves. Bake IN far
meat tin for half an hour.
Sick people don't like 70 be stared At
the are morbidly sensitive and don't
stand At the back Of the bed TO make him
turn his eyes round TO see you Always
III Al the bedside. for the patient feels
more ~ rest than II you stand up tall
before him. Don't whisper. and don't
follow the doctor or caller into the next
room the invalid will be absolutely 9er-
tain that you are discussing him.
A. any schoolgirl can testify. II Is a
species of high art to make a really fine
grained. creamy and successful fudges.
n the butter is reserved until after. the
final test has been made and the sirup
has iusi reached the soft ball" stage.
and then gently incorporated: and n
then. the whole mass is turned upon a
marble slab and swiftly turned back and
forth with a griddle cake turner until
u r. cool. the desired consistency will
never fail
There IL no roast cooked In the ordi-
nary gas oven which IL not better for
having a piece Of fine linen crash laid
over II after the brown point has been
reached. Wet II In boiling water and
wrap IL over the roast. basting occa-
sionaliy through H. With this process
the drug sticks. which the gas oven usu-
ally parches until they are neither pala-
table nor nutrltive. become the It'd bits
" the fowl.
A chicken cooked In this way makes a
delightful left over for the chafing
dish Al Sunday night supper Cut into
dice pint Of the meat Lay # IN three
tablespoonfuls n olive oil for three
hours. Beat IN half a pint Of smooth
white sauce fdrawn butter sance made
with milk add half a cupful Of cream.
and stir until smooth. Season with cell
cry salt. white pepper and a pinch of
ace-Chicago Tribune.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
SIX POTATO RECIPES.
xany wsys Of D.shiag Up mis- very
Common Vegetable, Giving
Weleome Variety.

Imitation New Potafoes-lrt0 a
cheese-clOth sack put small round.
peeled potatoes Place the sack IN pan
containing boiling milk and water in
equal parts. sufficient 70 cover the po-
tztoes. With a little salt Boil slowly
till done. lift out the sack and ailow all
the liquid TO drain on then place IN the
oven five minutes or - while you are
preparing a white sauce with butter.
-four. milk and a little salt Turn the
potatoes from the sack into this and
serve Immediately iD deep vegetable
dish.
Quick Potatoes. Slice raw potatoes
thin and boil ten minutes or 20 In salted
water. Drain. sprinkle with a dash OF
pepper. add small bits OF butter and pour
over the whole about half eupful hOt
cream. Serve at once In a heated dish.
Syracuse Hot Salt Potatoes Boil
the vegetables in a rather strong brine
and drain on a piece Of cheese-cloth
stretched almost tight across the top
Of pan. They will BE- covered with salt
crystals and will be very mealy in
side.
Potato Baked with heese.-slice
thin four large. boiled potatoes and ar
range IN a buttered dish In layers. sprink-
ling between the layers little salt and
pepper and three ounces of grated
cheese. over the whole pour two eggs
beaten into a pint Of cream. Bake in a
moderate oven about half an hour
Delmonico Potatoes Chop cold
boiled potatoes into bits the sire - a pea
Make a white sauce Of one tablespoonful
each Of -four and bUtter creamed. a dash
Of pepper half q teaspoonfnl salt and
two cupfuls Of milk when this has
cooked until thick. add 10 each cnpful
OF sauce a generous cupful Of the potato
and pour into a baking dish Sprinkle
buttered bread crumbs on top and bake
in a moderate oven till they are a deli
cate brown.
Potato Puff.-Beai until creamy. two
cupfuls mashed potato. a little salt and
two tablespoonfuls melted butter Stir
into this two eggs. well beaten. and six
tablespoonfuls cream. Pile lightly on 4
plate that will bear the heat Of the oven
and bake till light brown in color The
Housekeeper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28

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Phiizdeiphia Press
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
WHEN CHOOSING MEAT.
Dssf Should Have the Lean Red and
Rirm and the Pat White
and Rirm.

PoF the housewife who goes 10 mar.
kel 4errelf Instead u ordering the latter
= habit strongly 70 ~ deprecated a. BE-
ing 10Th wasfeful and eKtrayagant. few
points On choosing meat NiIl '4ot b. out
u place
Firnt. note that the butcher N,llj IN
sarizbly Try 70 cell you Ehat be wants
70 get rid ~ and not what you want
70 buy. and you must BE- yery hrE. on
fhis point. Or you Will frequently find
yourself ~ a great disadvantage
In selecting beef for roasis Or steaks,
see thar the lean f. firm and red. and
that the meat ~ finely grained.
The fat should BE- firm and white:
never accept any meat which looks
faDby or discOlOrsd Or On which the FAT
ls yellow
In choosing mutton. the meat should
be dark. with plenty " far 10 II. Meat
without fat shows poorly fed stock. n
fbe fai IL yellow and the meat seems
vet of moist DO not accept H. A. a
general rule all meat should be hrm.
never habby.
Lamb and veal should both BE- light
eoiored. pale veal 10 fact cannot be TOO
white.
n it IL af al red. u shows that The
calf IL Old and has not been welI-bIood-
"a and the meat viii BE- tough and
strlngy when eaten.
In selecting jolnis take those that are
short and fhlck. chunky looking. The
same rule applies 70 pork Notice that
The bones are small. then you can be
sure you are getting young meat
Liver - thing which should only be
eaten when y IL perfectly fresh II
should b. firm and the blood running
not cDaaniaied Or q - stale and not 1T
for food Philadelphia Press
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
PADS ANIL NOTIONS.

That absurd but becoming tilt has
lasted well over into this season In
some q the hats il assumes alarming
proportions. dipping down over one
eye as though Il had slipped there.
Small hats-the sizes that made
themselves famous these past summer
days-are a iot prettier in fall mate
rails than they were in summer stravs-
Perhaps the ideas have developed into
prettier things; but. then. the velvets
and cloths and the darker. richer col
ors a. well. seem Drettier expressed in
small Ways.
Feafhers and then more feathers.
are in evidence everywhere. until Il
looks as though they we're 10 be the
keynote OF bat fashions.
The prettiest plum hats are about.
and when plum Is becoming Il Is stun
ming. carrying a world Of dignity In
is quiet richness The plum dresses
with hats TO match. perhaps worn with
separate coat OF black. are among
the prettiest OF the palmer things
shown.
Wells drape some of the new hats.
and are drawn back. floating in a sort
of soft. airy loveliness which Is a won
derfuliy attractive trimming IN itself
Under some of them gold braids and
trimmings are applied. but instead Of
the glare OF gi.i there Is only an occa-
sionoal CLINT and sparkle.
Noluminous cloaks are more fashion
able than ever. toih for day and even
ing wear
Ostrich plumes have exceeded even
the great extent OF popularity prophe-
sied.-Chicaeo Record Herald.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28

Pare. core and slice two ounces ana
tHo apples. cover with one pint Of cold
water. and simmer very gently until
the fruit is tender enough TO press
through a sieve. Return to the fre
and add from half 10 ihree-fourths OF
cupful OF granulated sugar. according
20 the acidity Of the fruit Beat we'll
together eight eggs. reserving the
whites Of two. Pour the fruit mixture
gradually over the eggs. return 70 the
IRE. and stir until Of a rich cusfard
consistency. In the bottom OF each
eustard cup. place a round piece OF
stale cake. moistened with fruit Juice
When the ounce cnstard is cool. fil
the cups With il and heap on each some
of the mering'ie made with the two egg
whites. three tahlespocnfuls OF granu-
lated sugar and q few drops OF lemon
juice. Serve all very cold d.-Ohio
Farmer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28

Peel and pound smoothly six or
eight bananas. add to this three or
four ounces Of sugar and lisile grated
lemon rind. the Juice Of one-half Of a
lemon. one ounce OF gelstine. and rata-
er more than one and a half plnts or
rold water stir this over the IRE unit.
the sugar and gelatine are dissolved.
then lift It on and let stand until near
y cold. when you beat II well. mixing
In the stifiy whipped whites Of two
eggs; pour into mold and stand on
ice until set.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28

The very mention of Brown Betty
brings with IL all the naYor 81 old
fashioned days. The following recipe
Is one Of theiDesi of It's kina. Spread
the bottom of an earthen pudding dish
With a layer Of quariered apples dotted
with bits Of butter and seasoned with
nutmeg. Ten cover with a layer of
breadcrumbs soaked IN milk. DO not
have too much milk. a. the tartness
Of the apples and the sweetness of the
milk do not combine well. but the
crumbs should be thoroughly moisfan-
ed to prevent their becoming 100 dr.
in baking Bread freshly grated from
a stale loaf Is excellent for this pur.
pose. Sprinkle the top with nutmeg. a
little sugar and large bits Of butter
Bake until the apples are done and the
whole a rich brown. Serve with thick
sveetened cream. or. better yet. with
a hard sauce made with powdered
sugar. butter and q wine navoring. II
Is good either hot OF cold.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
cramp b ths -.

People who are subject to cramp in
fhe iegf should always BE- provided
with good strong piece of cord. ~.
Deciaily In their bedrooms when the
cramp comes on take the cord. wind
q round The lex over the place where
BE- is cramped. take an end In each
hand and give Il a sharp pull. one that
vii hurt = little. and the cramp will
cease Instantly. People much subject
- cramp In bed have found great re-
lief from wearing on each Lex 4 garter
n vide tape which has several thin
Slioes of oort stitched On to a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
cHEMIsETTE TO REMAIN.
Ne Ehal Eake Use q his Dat-sT
EerkwsaE with Weos-0Eher
Wfztsz D1ezzeE

May q tie new fro<As and bl0asss
are c1r 6osE a. IL l1rozr after rke
fzs1lo1 - poplar dzrizE TIE samzer.
and rh0ugA soEeEhing wll sursiy 1zVe
20 be Eorz undsr ne 1l1y nEen q
@c-zssllze and lace 70 protect tka
c1@sz froz Win1er wiz1s The llngerzs
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frotsEs q uooi o. Eik
In azrielpsrioa q ssca Eear. rke
makers are Turning o-f new ehell-
ss-rss ard ehsmissrte ard c11 -ers.
t1e ezGE helzg IL nost eases eEere-
inslg dep. This IS ~ uo1rse due Is
tEs FoEue ~ The sleeve Nif1 elcse1f-
ting ferezrm ~ pain. fssAr .ons c1r.
A nzrrDE iur-ovsr iacEs lad T.th
E1e1 sleeve b-z th= deep turnover
rEs are 6eei1szls attractive They
are easily zoilsd and muzss1 q
c1ursz. tur fAzf S penalty q a.
s1eh 1zi1ri1ea
Tie suzrres u thsss rhs~isctfes
aEt sets are - 6ze saee- Ensn haas
smtruldsr=a ard Il some instances
Inset Elrh izee motifs The neH d.
signs for rae emlr0i6ery are eFsn
i9Tslier ihzn thoze y fhe summer ara
f1s prices ars oorresp01dirgly high
Hokes. Comprising a Standing crliar
sn1 deep. fzr czpeiike yoke e1fene-
ing 0uf over The shoulders are zls0
made In the exqaisifely embroideres
lineu. and there are. too hzt emtrol-
6ered collars u various Eidths. Elfk-
ont standing boilsrs.
one very beautiful mo1sl y this
class j. made with a deep round collar.
hutforholed On the edges. and lying
over lhis a square cur narrower ~ol-
lar. deeply scali0ped and handzomely
embroidered Deep cu1s 70 match ac-
company the collar
Moderately vide turntack collars
and cuffs of fine linen or net. with very
fal fne plaifings On the edges. are
also close standing collars q Irish
crochet running down IN . little point
Al the front ans finished 81 the toD bY
. narrow Pierr0t frili of rlosesy p,aif-
Cd sheer linen. cuns to match have
deep plated linen frills turning hack
over an under cun q lace.
Chenizette and cur sets Of heavy
linen embroidered in open work and
blind embroidery combined sets made
entirely in Irish lace and ia o-her
rather heavy laces made and shsped
for The purpose. sets made By putting
together nne lanes. such as yaien-
ciennes or mechlin. with lavish hand
work-all these are Offered In charm
ing form IN the shops which make
sDecialties Of such dress accessories
The sets In real Duchesse. perfectly
plain save for the beauty o. the lace
design. are particularly lovely. and are
Of course appropriate for wear only
vith q dressy blouse.-N. !. sun
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
A NOVEL cRAvAT HOLDER.
Here Is Something 70 Give to a Man
and Is . Useful and Attrac-
tive Article.

A eravat-hOlder IL another useful gift
TO a man. II may BE- made BY covering
long. narrow. low box with fowered
silk. or plain silk handpainfed. with the
initials painted or embroidered upon the
top The bottom should have a wadded
lining and the size should permit the
cravats TO fold just once The top should
be vadded before II Is covered with six.
and then It's decoration should be sim
pie. A small brass handle in the middle.
or glass knob is more appreciated
than a ribbon bOW would BE-.
Another form Of crayat-holder is
made BY covering a shallow box with
leather. The box should be h,lf as long
a. a crayat and wide enough 20 hold a
number of them. II Is lined with
~addcd silk and has tiny brass rod run
through the upper part and another on
the top. outer edge A soft curtain Of
tinted leather decorated in hand paint
ing or burnt work. Is hung with a num-
Der Of tiny rings to the rod. and a crava,
Is taken out or put IN BY merely pushing
aside the curtain. The curtain has
fringe extending below the bottom OF
the boz. This is hung 70 the wall and
has an ornament on top Of IL. II may b.
made Of silk or any fancy needlework
that can be kept clean.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
Cleaning Marbl. statu...

Marble statues should never be
washed with soap. Instead dissolve a
large lump of Spanish whiting and
ieaspoonful Of washing soda IN enough
water 10 molsien the whiting and form
paste Rub this into the marble with
a flannel cloth and after an hour wash
4 on with warm water. dry well and
polish.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
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PIaee slices of bread and butter in
the bottom d a pnddlne basin. a layer
~ sliced apples with sugar and nut
meg. another layer u bread ana but
GER. then one of apples sugar and spice.
until tbe basin II fun. having bread
and butter a. the top butiered side
down. tie = cloth over the top and
cook IN q steamer for three hours