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How to Decorate the Turkey.

The Christmas turkey is dressed with as much care us the Christmas hostess and In more colors. If it be q family turkey n wealth of paper ribbons adorns 1t, and a grouping Of parsley rosettes trims its sides, says the Boston Traveller. Half a lemon makes a head for his turkeyship. and of course 1t rests in bed Of green fluffy edible. The turkey is Drowned before his exterior treatment begins and in this matter there Is only one rule, which is that he shall be Drowned all over. He must be done just to a turn,' and the turn Is a deep rlch brown, almost as dark as seal brown. but very shiny. with the shine caused by the richness of his cookery. Now the turkey is taken out. and a platter specially prepared for him is brought forth. This is heated and Is covered with green. and for this the pretty wa ter cress plant Is as decorative as any thing. Take his birdship and while he is still sizzling tie around him paper chain. Let it be made In a sort of effect which Is so becoming to the American king of table birds. Carry this ruching of ribbon around his no- ble breast and fasten 1t in the back. so that as he lies upon his back his breast will rise in a handsome. grace ful arch. adorned by the ribbon trim ming. The turkey will want a few rosettes upon skewers of wood. or metal will answer the purpose. Do not let the turkey go to the table minus head or minus a tall. A lemon cut in half, with few notches for balancing purposes, will answer for both places. Take the half of lemon that Is to make Il head and let it rest in a bed of parsley. The turkey must have his wrIstlets, for no turkey looks well without them. For wristlets or paper cuffs you can buy the cuffs that come for this purpose. or If you cannot buy them handily you can make them. Take of firm white pa per enough to go around the turkeys leg. Fold the paper, and when it Is folded slash it. Cut 1t as though you were making a fringe Now glue the cuff into shape. Let 1t dry and you have an ornament for the turkeys leg. This will protect your fingers from grease when you nibble the drumstick.
Connecticut western news., 1906-12-20

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Connecticut western news., 1906-12-20
Chrixtmu. For the Barxam-

A traveller in Sweden tells of 8 beau tiful Christmas custom In that land which may well be initiated In many lands. He says: One wintry after noon at Chrlstmastlde had been skat> ing on a pretty lake three miles from Gothenburg. On my way home I ne- ticed that at every farmers house there was erected in the middle of the dooryard a pole. to the top of which was bound large full sheaf of grain. In answer to my question as 10 the meaning of it my companion replied: oh, that Is for the hlrds--for the little wild birds. They must have n merry Christmas. too. you know '"-Selected.
Connecticut western news., 1906-12-20
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[CopyrIght. 1906. by Mcclure. Phillips S Col Y HENRIETTA. on the rug by the |" fireplace. was absorbed In her
 occupation, which was putting
 off all of Ariminta Eudella's articles of wearing apparel and put ting them on again. When the last tiny garment had been adjusted to her satisfaction she found time to look at MT. Arfur. who sat by the window, a picture Of doldrums. With regretful glance at Evangeline Bell. who was yet to be attended to, the small mother arose and went over to MT. Arfur. Resting one hand on his knee. she gaz- ed anxiously into his face.
 The young man reused himse6 and smiled down at the squarely cut locks, the great brown eyes and dimples.
 Have you been bad. Mir. ArfurT" she inquired solicitously.
 ''I don't think I have been so bad as -thc-bad man, Henrietta" he answer ed. squeezing her small hand.
 I've been good as an angel" she re- marked modestly, ''so Santa Claus Is going to owing me anuver dolly In a tooing cah."
 'In what, HenriettaT"
 "A tooing cah." she repeated; then, as Arthur failed to grasp her meaning. she exemplIfied patiently, like Sister wose's what she takes you widing in" "Oh. see. A touring car, you aris- tocratic baby. No more doll wagons and go-carts for you. ehT' he chuckled, then grew gloomy again.
 What do you want foh Kwismasg" Something l am afraid can never have In all this wide world. Henrietta." 1" He drew a long breath.
 If you are good, Santa Claus
 Its entirely out of the old fellows jurisdiction. my pet" The child gazed at him curiously.
 Its a heart of fine gold that want, Henrietta, and only one person can give 1t to me. and If she won't. girlie"- ''Is she faiwy?" Henriettn's tone was reverential. her eyes full of ex- citement.
 "The queen of them all"
 And has a crown onr'
 "Yes, a crown of her own golden hair, and her eyes are like brown vel vet pansies. and she has the sweetest
Connecticut western news., 1906-12-20
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Dainty Novelties That NimhIe Fin
 gers Cam Make.

Dainty Novelties That NimhIe Fin
 gers Cam Make.
 There is not much time left wherein to sew on Christmas gifts, so the tardy would better make simple things now. says Boston Traveller. Some of the most recent novelties which one sees In the shops may be quickly reproduc- ed by the clever needlewomen, and the following hints may help some in the days that remain before Merry Christ mas is here indeed:
 Hand embroidered napkins, towels and handkerchiefs cannot be too high ly recommended. and a mouchoir case of some pretty light silk painted with a few wild flowers and having q deli cately scented quilted lining Is a use ful as we'll as an ornamnetal gift. For hand painting on delicate fabrics use water color paints and tube of aqua rella in place of water.
 Even scraphasket. with its large bow of ribbon, is q present not to be cried down and may at the last mo- ment be selected by some one who has not many spare moments to spend in preparing Christmas gift.
 Chief among the dainty contrivances which might easily be made at home Is q book made of six inch strips of wide moire ribbon. opening like tab let The outside cover iS of delicate pompadour ribbon doubled to form Il cover and containing four leaves with in of plain colored moire the same width. all being fringed at the bottom to the depth of an inch and half. In each ribbon leaf Is stuck a set of pins of all sizes, with heads the color of the ribbon in which they are placed. The pink moire has pink pearl pins: the blue moire. blue pins; the white white pins, and the yellow or green loop of ribbon at the top of this attrac- tive little book makes 1t possible for 1t 10 be suspended from a hook at the side or the dressing table.
 A ribbon chatelaine to hang at the side is another useful gift. Choose a lowered moire about an inch wide and make into four lengths. hanging from a AOSSAASs HI w AA1h Is AASA1hNA c<AANAs pin to secure 1t b the belt The lon gest streamer. about half a yard in length. should have q pair of enbroid- cry scissors fastened at the end The other lengths may have q glove mend CT, wax, emery, needlebook or any necessary aids to sewing or embroid- cry, and the whole when finished Is inducement to tempt even the most re luctant fingers into being industrious.
 Many of the younger men take par ticular interest In their rooms. To such a present of a sofa pillow is al- ways most welcome. One made of satin in his school or college colors may have his school or fraternity shield painted or embroidered in one corner.
 Calendars are so useful, and with . little ingenuity very pretty ones may be manufactured at home. Another practical gift for a man away from home is a laundry bag of some dull shade in denim. with the owners mon ogram worked in large white letters In one corner.
Connecticut western news., 1906-12-20
How to Make Chestnut Dressing.

In preparing q chestnut dressing for the Christmas bird. use French cheStnuts. Cook one and half pints in boiling water until tender. Shell and press through a vegetable ricer. Season with two rounding table spoonfuls of butter, saltspoonful of pepper, a level teaspoonful of salt and four tableSpoonfuls of cream. Now add cupful of fine cracker crumbs and a quarter of a cupfuI of melted butter. Never put poultry seasoning ar sweet herbs into a chestnut dress ing.
Connecticut western news., 1906-12-20
Kind old Man.

Ascum-What did that rich old uncle of yours give you for christmasf Something useful, I'll bet.
 Hauskeep-Yes, little device for saving coal bills.
 Ascum-Ah, an arrangement 10 at- tach to the heater2
 Hauskeep-No, to keep on my desk. It's a bill file.
Connecticut western news., 1906-12-20

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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IN CITY AND COUNTY
Reported by the Commercial Trust Co..
Of Lewiston.
February ~, 1906-Deeds.

Harvey Foresman. sheriff. to George
w. Tannahill. S1-2 Sw1-4 Of section
10. township "a, range W.; considera-
ton, $665.S1.
Henry J. Fisher to Clearwater Short
Line Ry. Co, part lot 81. section IA,
township So. range W.: considera-
ton. s25.
Henry knopes to same. 100 feet of
right of way across lots 2, 3, 4, Is, 16.
Il. 81, 80 of section "a, township 35,
range W.: consideration, 800.
Siemon ]. Teal to same. 100 feet of
right of way across WIZ WIZ Of Sec
ton 9, township "a, range W.; con-
sideration. s25.
Martin L. Goldsmith to George W.
Richards. SEA- SW1-4, SW1-4 Sell
of section %. E1-2 lot IL. N1-2 WIZ
of lot ~: lot s; E1-2 lot 81 of section
26, township SO. range W.: conside-
ration. $4,000.
Frank Glare to NJ. H. Hare, part OF
section 2. township 36. range 5, E.
NJ. H. Hare to Idaho Co.. Ltd, part
of section 2. township 36, range f;
consideration ST.
German Trust Co. to Mary A. Por-
ter. lots 10. II, -, 10. block Is. Uni
versity addition to Lewiston; conside-
ration $3.50.
Patents.
United States to Peter L. F'ite, SW
IA of section p. section 2qnw1ae.
Ia of section p. township "a, range
2 E.
United States to Leslie Johnson. lots
and 2, S1-2 NE1-4 of section %
township "a. range E.
United States to Steinhaus, El-2
NW1-4, N1-2 NE1-4 of section 80
township 33. range 2 E.