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hold IT. shape. Havo ready a chilled
enrthon or agatewafe bowl lined with
Strawberries, gcut tho berries IN half
and DIP them IN melted gelatinc, aud
they win adhere % the bowl aud turu
tho sponge into the bowl Serve turned
from the bowl ana garnished with
whipped cream and whole etrawberrieA
strawberry Volau-Vent.--Ro half q
pound Of pun paste into a thin sheet
Cut out an oval piece for a bottom and
three oval rims, prick With a fork nnd
chill and bake n8 usual. When baked,
spread the edge Of the bottom piece
lightly with strawberry preserves or
meringue and prees a rim upon Il. and
% continue until the rims are used.
Make a meringue With the whites or two
eggs and one fourth a cup OF sugar. aud
With this decorate the edges Of tho casei
sprinkle with sugar and return to the
oven on baking sheet. The heat
should be very moderate 20 that tho
meringue WIN not take color IN less
than SIX minutes When the mcringue Is
lightly Drowned, remove from the oven
and an the open space with sugared
strawberries
strawberry Hearts 49, Roll out pun
paste into a sheer one-third Of an lnoh
thick and with heartshaped cutter
dipped IN hot water stamp into heartH
Score the top OF each piece with d
small round cutter. then prick with
fork; let chill and bake as usual. When
baked cut out the centers where they
are scored and CIT With Gugared berries.
Decorate with whipped cream.
strawberry Shortcake-One and ono
hhh cups OF -four, ono.hah cup Of corn
starch, four level teaspoonfuls Of baking
powder, one-third TO onehnlf a cup of
butter, one-third teaspoonfui Of salt.
hliik rs needed. sift together the h0ur
cornstnrch. baking powder and salt and
work the butter IN with a knife. pnAtry
fork or finger; add milk, a little In a
uIace 10 make a soft dough. Divide the
dough IN halves and pat out TO tit two
tins, or bake In one tin, one round above
the othet hrat spreading the lower round
generously With butter. Bake separately
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ANifG (OrQ G00da

benefited as she was. hfisa Goodo "a
president Of the Bryrt Mawr Lawn
Tennis Club Of chicagos She writeaI
Dear Mrs Pinllhams-
tried many dlff6roub refnedlta "a
build up my system, which had become Fun'
down from loss Of proper rest and uureason-
able hours, but nothing seemed to halp me.
Mother Is a great advocate Of Lydia -. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for female irou-
hles, having used it herself some years ago
with great success. SO j began 70 take n,
and In less than a month was able 10 bo out
OF bed and ont OF doors, and in three months
was entirely we'll. Really have mover folt
30 strong and well as have since.
No other medicine has such q record
OF cures Of female troubles as has Lydia
d. PinlSham's Vegetable Compound.
Women who are troubled with PAIN
ful or irregular periods, baclgacho,
blontng (or hatulenoe), displacement
OF organs, Inflammation or liberation,
can be restored to perfect health
and strength by taking Lydia r..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. PinlSham invites all sick women
20 write her for advice. She has guided
thousands to health. Her experience
is very great. and she gives the benefit
of 10 TO all who stand In need Of wise
counsel. She is tho daughterin-law Of
Lydia u. PinlSham and for twenty
years has been advising sick women
free Of charge. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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Possibilities of the Strawberry. By s4r.. .cs.Hi@s:

n needed ana butter tho oa1p. T'uf- ~
gether with fruit mixed Wilh sugaf auc
gurnish with whipped crnmn ard nuit
Two boxes OF Strawberries at8 required.
Zero are two French reclpea cor soqvitR
the berries. tho flrEt one balpga good one
70 follow when aoryina the fruit for
BREAKFAST or aa a nrst courae ~ 4 lunch-
con. Select clean, ripe berrieeuf thu iarg-
est HizQ. Brush them over 70 remove any
tand, but 90 not ranovs tho huils q
stoma, Ghrniah With strqwborry lenveH
and bioenoms, IL possible, and sorvs win
a spoonful Of Eiftcd powdgred sugar from
a separate dish. II strawberry loaVen ar(
not procurlble, small, young arIipe lcllVeH
or other fruit foliage could bo osod II
the berries have not been frosh. gathered
chill before serving. t
Clarot and etraWbarries,- lDissofva onl
quarter o. d pound Of sugar h n pint oi
claret, OF moro II needed. b seeetan.
Have ready a quart or more OF hoEiqai
covet with The cluret and msar and ~,
on Ice for an hour before uging. Eak
with crackcrsi and cream cheese. ~
strawberry Caltos--Mnke a plain caka
mixture, the following balng an econorni
! ical recipe One-third of 4 cop OF butter.
ono cup Of sugar, two eggs. ore.half d
cup Of min, Two sciint toaspcoufub Of
baking powder, one and onalIalf cups Of
nour. Strawberry extract or a htts
vnnilin "a havortng Buke in two lay-
ems, nud when cool gprcad each lay9r
with icing made of pulverlzed suEnr, =
uttlo white OF cgg ana strawberry Juice
20 color the Icing Hight pink. The icing
e spread rather thickly between the two
layers and hlled IN closely WITH berries.
The top oi the cake wna simply lcad, ths
berries al being placed between the lay
ors
strawberry Hherbet.-ruke two boxes
Of ripe berries. hull them ana sugar CO.
piously, adding half cup OF water. Lot
stand an hour or two. then mash ana
Add a cupful OF water ana freeze. Serya
IN sherbet glasses.
BEATRIcHs cAiF,EY.
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Many lovers Of the strawberry aver that
the best way to serve tho fruit ls the
most simple way, that r. simply hulled
and sugared, but when strawberries are
served three or four times a week, or even
every day, as they often are during tho
season. one is apt 70 prefer a little more
variety, and IN the following list Of re-
clnes are shown various ways OF pre-
pairing the fruit, the lrst recipe being
Tor strawberry sponge, made with gela-
fine.
Strawberry spongu.-One half an
ounce OF gelntine or one-qunrter Of q
package. One-quarter Of a cup OF cold
water. the same OF hot water, one cup
OF sugar. the juice Of one lemon, one
cup or strawberry Juice and pulp, the
whites Of three eggs. Soak the gelatine
IN water and then dissolve IN hot water,
add the sugar, STIR until dissolved, then
strain into q dish standing 10 Ice water.
When cool add the strawberry juice and
beat until light. then beat IN gradually
the whites OF the eggs, beaten light and
continue beating unul the mixture will
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-28
Rennlnn An.r an 49,

Mr. and Mrs. William Bruins Of
Kansas, City, Mo-, who have been
visiting Mrs, Dora Kolhus, % sister
of Mr.. Brun, went TO New York on
Friday, accompanied by Mrs. Frieda
Grote of New York. This is the
first time Mr.. Bruins and his two
sisters have mot in the past forty
eight years, the former having left
Germany when but a youth MIR. Bruins
is superintendent of tho Zenith Milling
Co. 3 plant at Kansas City Ho will
leave New York tomorrow for his
home, going by way of Buffalo.
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Rajah silk, the trimming consisting Of
hand embroidery about the upper part
Of the bodice and on the sleeves. Thlq
embroidery was done In medium-weight
twisted silk In exactly the same shade
as the gown, the design b0ing heavily
padded In cotton Of the same colon. Part
Of the design was In openwork effects,
the open spaces being hlled In with q
lace stitch, as illustrated. The gfrdls Of
the dress was carefully ntted and was
also embroidered. and the yoke and sleeve
frills were Of washable embroidered ba-
tlste, and could be easily removed fOf
laundering. II is an excellent idea in
making this frock TO have the yoke and
sleeves made like the upper portion Of a
waist to deep yoke depth extending Just
below the arms. the dress proper being
quite separate and being slipped on over
this yoke. The skirt was made with a
circular side gore, tho yoke and front
gore being in one piece, as was the CEN
ter Of the back section and back and
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HoOper's AnOdyne, .oT4aS' 10S ie1 aT.


side Of tho yoke The yoke wns scah
loped and oruamented with EmRll hut
buttons covered with the same material
The front section Of the bodice had the
shoulder scalloped and laid over the back
IN the same way, as a study Of the draw
ing will show. The dress was made with
out a lining, being worn over a low
necfed lingerie bodice and white nounced
petticoat The same idea could be very
successfully carried out IN linen or 10
any OF the heavier cottons.
DOROTHY DALE.
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10 Aiinn.lni.lnnnr

The following Wilmington Ellss will
go TO Philadelphia tonight 20 attend
% dinnor given by tho EllSs Bowling
League: Exalted Ruler Homer q.
Simmons, George II. Mccall, Charles
ii. Blaine, Clarence II. Holt, George
q. Mckay, Joseph II, Martin, William
b. Linton, Fred G.. Mammele, James
y. Robbins, Wallace Connolly, Nelson
Goslin, David Snellenhurg, Edward
Melchior, Jr., George Frizzell, John
N. Cannon, Hamilton Stewart, John
Reese, Morris Levy, James II. Kane,
Charles II. Simmons and DIR. ID. 1.
McColloy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-28
FASHION HorEs

For automobillng and country wear
panama hats, either trimmed with a scarf
or simply having a narrow black band,
like a mans bat, are very modish, the
correct shape being rolled up from the
face across the mont and down In the
back.
One OF The most fashionable bat shapes.
introduced late In the spring. is the rather
large brim sailor, the back OF the brlm
being wider than the front, and the
crown being quite high and rather small
These bats are trimmed with a drapeo
band Of ribbon about the crown With a
large rosette bow In front. through which
a quill or aigrette Is. thrust.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-28

four level teaspoons of baking powder,
one-fourth cup of butter. about threcv
fourths cup OF milk or enough TO make
soft dough, and two egg yolks
Rub the butter into the -four, add the
beaten yolks, one-hah of the milk and
mix, using the remainder OF the milk If
needed. Spread one-hah inch in thick
ness. Roll one-half inch thick, cut with
biscuit OF cooky cutter and bake in a
moderate oven Break apart, fll with
sliced sweetened berries; place on the
tin three perfect berries and sprinkle
with powdered sugar. Servo with a
bowl of sweetened, mashed berries and
whipped cream. In this way the little
cakes do not become soaked with the
cream or juice.
swEHrENED sHoRrCAKE.
To one pint of -four add four level tea
spoons of baking powder, one saltspoon
Of salt and one rounding tablespoon Of
sugar Cut in one-iourth cup of butter
mix with three-fourths cup Of milk or
enough to make q soft dough Bake in
two layers cake tins. Split and butter;
have ready strawberries crushed and
sweetened and slightly warmed, put be-
tween the layers, and cover the top layer
with whipped cream garnished with
whole berries.
sHoRTCAKE WITH LARD.
Use the above recipe, substituting one
and one-fourth rounding tablespoons of
lard with the same of butter for the one
fourth cup Of butter, and add a little
more salt. Bake in a round buttored tin,
spread with berries and serve with cream
sauce. Whip one cup Of cream, add
three tablespoons Of powdered sugar and
one-half teaspoon of vanilla.
STRAWBERRY COTTAGE PUDDING.
Use any favorite rule for making cot
tage pudding and serve with strawberry
sauce made by creaming one-fourth CUP
/ of butter with one cup of powdered sugar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-28
roA1fY grRAwnrnnY aArcr-
JUNIOR BOARDS LAWN FrrE.

The Junior Board lawn fete will be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Lindley
G. Kent. l4ll Van Buren street, on Thurs
day, June 9TH Supper will be served at
small tables ON the lawn Menu
Chicken patties, deviled crabs, tomato
salad. potato salad, ham, tongue. rolls
and butter, ice cream, Strawberries and
cake.
There will be for sale homemade
candy cake, rusk and brown bread
EzAll friends aud patrons OF the Homono-
pathic Hospital will be most cordially
invited
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ror uerl,trnfIon Omcrra.

Alta meeting of the Regular Republi-
can County Committee, at tho Young
MEMS Republican Club, on Saturday
afternoon, the committeeman turned
in list of tho names from which
Governor Lea will select registration
and election officers for tho county
outside of Wilmington. This list has
to be delivered to tho Governor in
about a week.
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rnAwnrnRY prTFa.

and adding two-thirds cup of sliced
Strawberries
STRAWBERRY PrrFs.
Cream ono-third cup OF butter with
one cup of sugar Siit two teaspoons of
baking powder with two cups of sifted
-four Add two beaten eggs to one-hall
cup OF milk and mix with the butter and
sugar. then add the flour and baking
powder Bake in small tins and serve
hot with sauce.
FoAMY STRAWBERRY SAUCE
Beat three egg whites until stiff. add
gradually one cup of powdered sugar
two tablespoons of strawberry juice and
last one cup o. sliced Strawberries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-28
NO CHANGE IN MARKET DAY.
Memorial nay wnl Not cause Any ninsr
onra Vhfa Van

ence This Year.
A movement wns nnugurated a few
Days ago looking toward change in
lhe market days this weoS, the idea
being to have the mid week market
tomorrow. instead of Wednesday,
which will be Memorial Day, but
Clerk of the Markes Moore said this
morning that after carefully consider
ing Che mattor, it had been decided to
make no change and the market will
he held on Wednesday,, as usual.
Clerk Moore went through the
market on Saturday and interviewed
a. large mmbor of farmers, who stated
that they would boo put 20 a great deal
of Inconvenience if there should be a
change. and it was IN doiercnce 90
their wish that no change was made.
In view of the fact that the chief
observance ol Memorial Day takes
place M the afternoon, the market
need not interfere, ass it will he almost
entirely ont of tho way hy noon.
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- Ernnr.lnn rInll.l.

Tickets for the moonlight excursion
for the Zoo have been placed on sale
at tho drug store Of n. j. Wier, az
Fourteenth and Washington streets,
in addition to the other places men
toned
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BUILT UP HER HEAL tn
SPEEDY CURE OF MISS GoODE
She IL Made Well BY Lydia p. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and
Writes Gratefully 70 Mrs. Pinixham.

For the wonderful help that she has
found Miss Cora Goode, ESQ II. Chicago
Avenue, Chicago, H., believes Il her
duty 20 write the following letter for
publication, in order that other women
afflicted In the same way may ba
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-28
Arnrdsa q R.frir.rntnr.

George Davis Of Todd's Cut was
awarded a $40 refrigerator, which was
advertised by McMahon Bros. CO., on
Saturday night.
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cnmm,tt.sm.n nlsotsd.

In the election for member Of the
City Democratic Committee, held in
the Sixth district OF the Sixth ward
on Saturday, Daniel p. DuRoss de-
feated John M. Flaningan by a vote
of % TO .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-28

Silver suds does not scratch. Sold by
Iurgists and crocea.f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-28

Use any favorite rule for making cot
taRe pudding and serve with strawberry
sauce made by creaming one-fourth cup
of butter with one cup of powdered sugar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-28

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-11
TELEGRAM TELLS Of
DEATH Of A
SISTER
Mrs. Danforth, Formerly Of
Grand Forks, Died at Pasa-
dena Yesterday.

A telegram was received last night
by o. Young announcing the death of
his sister, Mrs. F. L. Danforth at
Pasadena, California, yesterday. Mr..
Young will leave tonight for Grand
Rapids, Michigan, where the funeral
will be held and the interment made.
Mrs. Danforth has been suffering for
some time with complication of dis
eases, and two years ago she was
taken to the sunny climate of Cali
fornia in the hopes that she might
there win back the health which she
has lost. There amid the beautiful
surroundings of earth's fairest para
disc, and cared for by the tenderest
hands of loved ones, she sought to
preserve for her husband and chill
dren the life which she had conse-
Grated to them. For long time her
friends hoped she would win the bat
tie, but in spite of all that medical
aid, the climate and tender nursing
could do, the grim messenger was too
strong and the beautiful life went out
like the sweet cadence of music softly
murmured in the shadows of the fall
ing twilight. She was AZ years Of
age, and besides her devoted husband,
leaves four children to mourn the loss
Of sweet and loving wife and an at
fectionate and noble mother. At her
bedside when the spirit took its fight
from the earthly form, were her hus-
band, her brother Orrison Young, and
her sister, Mrs. DR.. M. M. Lockerby.
These will accompany the remains to
her former home at Grand Rapids,
Michigan, where the interment will be
made.
Twenty years ago, the deceased was
resident of Grand Forks, residing
here for two years. Since then she
has been here almost every year, and
she has large circle of friends.