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Pleasant birthday Party.

Miss Henrietta Earnhardt, of $40
South Sixth street, entertained most
pleasantly on Tuesday evening from
s until IL O'Clock in honor of her
4th birthday. The evening was
spent with games. Delightful re-
freshments were served. The guests
were: Misses .Eula White. Ida Dean
Trayner. Callie Scott, Nell Love,
Laura Trayner. Opal Brandon, Madge
Grief, Elsie Smith, Georgia Mae Lee,
Bessie Spann, Elizabeth Wilson,
Matte Belle Clinard, Jacy Harper,
Ethel Harper, la Earnhardt, Mary
Pearl Robertson, Robbie Young, We'll
Rodfus, Joe Pace, Fred Earnhardt.
Hal Earnhardt.
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ID. A. r.. Chapter. g

The Paducah chapter Daughters of
the American Revolution, held the
April meeting on Friday afternoon
with Mrs. c. H. Chamblin at the Ho-
tel Craig. The business session was
entirely routine A pleasant patriot
ci program was rendered as the lit
erary feature. The response to roll
cain was made with patriotic senti-
ments. "Amefica" was sung. Miss
Emily Morrow contributed a delight
full paper on "Our National Songs
which the chapter ordered published
in the american Monthly Mrs.
Roy Mckinney read some interesting
biographical sketches of revolution
airy heroes from the American Month
BY. Miss Edna Eader and Mr.. VIII
Reddick furnished some attractive
music. Mrs. Chamb,in gave as sow
Ienirs Of the occasion. pictures of Mrs.
chenault, of Lexington. the state d.
A. r. regent. Punch was served dur
ing the afternoon and Mrs. Charles
X. Wheeler and Mrs. /. o. Walker,
gave very happy toasts to Mrs. Chem
ault. which were drunk by the chap
ter.
Two guests OF the afternoon we're
Miss Marie Boyd, of Eddyvi,le. an
5ut-of-town member of the chapter.
and the Rev. S. B. Moore. the new
pastor of the First Christian church,
whose wife is an enthusiastic d. A.
R. Dr. Moore made graceful little
talk to the chapter.
The May meeting Of the chapter
viii be with Mrs. Charles X. wheeler,
Kentucky avenue and Fifth street.
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Birthday Party.

Mr.. Fred Bahr, of South Sixth
street, entertained on Monday even.
ing from until II o'clock at his
home. In celebration of his 10th
birthday Delightful refreshment.
were served during the evening
Those present were: Misses Mabei
Epperheimer, Mamie Broyles. Robbie
Hysmith, Ethel Byrd, Mary Smith
Essie Smith, Lucy Gholson. RUB
Smith, Grace Bahr, Doris Walters;
Messrs. Claude Epperheimer, Henry
Hall. Jim Byrd. Jim Sullivan, Fred
Bahr, Wilson Broadfoot, Roy Bahr
Charles Walters. Stahl Gholson
|Glynn Walters.
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Open Social Netting.

The Church Furnishing society of
the First Christian church had very
delightful open melting on Monday
afternoon with Mrs. w. A. Berry, 5O3
North Seventh street, with the La
dies Aid society for the guests OF
honor. A very taking musical pro-
gram was rendered during the after
noon by Mrs. George B. Hart, Mrs
David M. Flournoy. Miss Lula Johns,
ton, of Dallas, Tex, Miss Mary Bon
durant, Mr.. Edward SHELTON, Ozark
and Robert Bondurant An attrac-
tive luncheon was served by the host
ess.
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under the direction of the Civics de-
'partment of the club. A delightful
and practical program on civic sub
jects was presented. Judge William
Marble spoke on "Civic Beauty" DR..
Della Caldwell gave a paper on Pure
Food" Mr.. Saunders A. Fowler
handled the subject of Practical
Gardening" The musical numbers
were By: Miss Ethel Calissi and Mr..
Edwin ]. Paxton.
The open meeting for April IS
will be in charge of the educational
department and will be addressed by
Mrs. Herbert c. Mengel Of Louisville,
an authority on educational work in
the state.
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U. d. C. Chapter.

The April meeting of the Paducah
United Daughters of the Confedera-
cy, was ned on Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Louis NJ. Rieke, at 200
Jefferson street. Routine business oc-
cupied the attention OF the chapter
in opening. The historical features OF
the meeting were a personal sketch
of General Albert Sidney Johnston,
delightfully."- given by Mrs. Robert
Becker Phillips. and a vivid descrip-
ton OF the Battle of Shiloh by Mrs.
Joseph Gardner.
A prettily appointed course-lunch-
con was served by the hostess at the
close and pleasant social time was
enjoyed
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Crescendo Club.

The Crescendo club held a very de
llghtful Liebling reclta. on Thursday
afternoon at the studlo of Miss Vir.
|ginia Newell on North Seventh street
Misses Mary Byrd, Eunice Robertson
and Mary Bondurant rendered three
of Emil Liebling's compositions
Spring Song" "Serenade" and
"Minuette Scherzando," very attrac-
lively. Mr.. Liebling's life, education
and work in America was the subject
of club conversazione. Miss New
ell read an interesting letter from
Mr.. Liebling to the club.
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Matinee Musical Club.

The regular bi-weekly meeting of
the Matinee Musical club was held on
Wednesday afternoon at the parish
house of Grace Episcopal church,
The program was very attractive
miscellaneous one and included Sc
lections from Wagner. Grieg. Lieb-
ling. Scnumann. Bendei and Smith.
Piano numbers were rendered by
Miss Virginia Newell. Miss Mary
Scott. Miss Edna Fades and Miss
Caroline Ham. Vocal selections
were given BY Mrs. David Flour
noy, Miss Anne Bradshaw, Messrs
Robert Scott and Richard Scott
Mrs. Edward II. Bringhurst gave an
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ootIIIlon club,s Easter Dance.

The Easter German of the Cotil-
lion club was delightful occasion
of the week on Wednesday evening
at the Hotel Craig. The german was
led by DR.. Victor Voris, Mr. Wal
lace We'll and Mr.. Charles Cox. Sew
erai out-of-town visitors added to
the charm of the occasion. In at
tendance were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rudy. Mr.. and Mrs. James Utter
back; Misses Anita Wood, OF Wichi-
ia, Kan; Bertha Foley, of New
York; Ruth Kelley, OF Springfield.
o.; Carrie Wen, of Cleveland, o.;
Ethel Brooks. Blanche Hills, Lille
Mae Winstead, Mary Scott, Marjorie
Scott. Faith Langstaff. Sue Thomp-
son. May Owen, Lillian Hobson. Belle
Cave, Frances Wallace; Messrs. VIII
Rieke, David Roger, Frank Chap
pell Charles Cox. Godfrey Hancock,
Morton Hand, Stewart Sinnott, Doug
las Bagby, Henry Dewey. Roscoe
Reed, Charlie Rieke Fred Wade,
Wallace We'll, John Brooks, Grover
Jackson. Edwin J. Paxton, DR.. ]. "
voris.
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chandeliers and silver candelabra,
Jeweled lamps and rose-shaded can
dies lighted the room, and a two
course luncheon was served. Miss
Alleen Leach of Waco, Miss Josie
Henderson and Mrs. Howard Vaughan
did the honors in the punch room,
which was sweet with lilies and VIC
Gets. and lighted by violet-shaded
candles. One hundred guests left
cards"
"Mrs. stephen John Hay and the
Misses Oxford were at home Wednes-
day April 3, from 3 until O'Clock.
assisted by Mrs. Victor voris. of Ken
lucky"
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will preside at the organ playing the
wedding march. Before the brida
professional Mrs. Albert NJ. Stein, Of
Nashville, Tenn. will sing Because
of You" During the ceremony, Mrs
William c. Clark will play Sun
beams and Shadows" as a violin ac-
compartment.
Miss Edna Rock. younger sister
of the bride, will be the maid of hon
or. Mr.. Louis List will act as the best
man. The ushers are: Messrs. John
Bleich of Cairo; John Rock, Howard
Shelton and Frank Rinckleff, of Pa
ducan.
The bride will wear charming
costume of white Paris muslin over
white silk and a white picture hat
She will. carry Bride roses. The maid
OF honor will be prettly gowned in
white Paris muslin with white hat,
and will carry pink carnations.
The couple will leave at G O'Clock
for Chicago, Cleveland. o.. and other
points. The brides going-away gown
VIII be dark blue silk costume with
hat to match. They will be at home
after May /. in their new home on
North Sixth street which is being
completed.
Out-of-town guests expected for
the wedding are: Mr.. and Mrs. T. f.
Barton, of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Meadows, of Lexington,
Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn,
of Jackson. Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. An
derson Sykes. of Jackson Tenn. Mrs.
NJ. p. Galloway, of Memphis.
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Enioyable Evening.

Miss Matte Belle Clinard enter
tained few of her friends very pleas
antly on wednesday evening at her
home on South Sixth street. Games
and music were features OF pleasure
and delicious refreshments were
served. Those present were: Misses
Jullete Pace, Marguerite Laveau, Ida
Dean Trayner. Ethel Bamberger'
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WHY APRIL wEEps.

Bubbling DER with lifting laughter,
Butterflies a-huttering after,
April dances in;
Shades her eyes with rosy fingers,
Looks toward May, laughs low, and
fingers;
Then her tears begin.
For. a-growing sweeter, older.
CHANGING gaily DER her shoulder
Down the backward track.-
Using all his arts to Please her.
There stands March. and, just to
tease her.
Calls her back.
Alice z. Allen in Lippincott's.
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Pleasant Occasion.

Miss Nellie Roach entertained very
pleasantly on Monday evening at her
home on South Fourth street with
cards and games. The guests were:
Misses Nina Burks, Geneva Moore,
Jennie Warren, Clara Scott, Ida Sex
ton. Jessie Colt, Mamie Heath, Min
ME Roach. Bertha Reed: Messrs.
Claude Ford, William Thomas, Joe
Gourieux. Alison Watts, Clarence
Robertson. Willie Farrow, Cecil Rob
ertson. Frank Beadles, Marley Har-
Olson, George McFadden, Rawl Mich
olson. Oscar Straub. Rudy King.
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KaIosophic club.

The program of the Kalosophic
club on Friday morning was delight
fully featured. Miss Phillippa Hughes
discussed Current Topics" Miss
Faith Langstaff gave a resume OF
James Sheridan Knowles and his
play, "The Hunchback." Miss Ethe
Morrow had character schetch OF
Richard Brinsley Sheridan. The clut
study was "The School for Scandal
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Louis. are the guests of Mrs. Jacob
Wallerstein of North Fourth street.
Miss Mary Boiling. of North Sew
enth street. returned home this
week from a round of pleasant visits
in Jackson, Miss, and Memphis.
Tenn. where she formerly lived
Miss Boiling had a number of charm
ing parties given in her honor
The Misses Rieke and Mrs. Will
liam owen Bailey. of Louisville. have
cabled their safe arrival at Athens
this week. They found Egypt as fas-
cinating as do all visitors to the land
of the Nile. and went from there to
Constantinople They will visit Spain
after Greece.
Miss Ruth Kelley, OF Springfield,
o., has been the guest this week of
Mrs Saunders A. Fowler, at her
home Edgewood. Miss Kelley was one
of Mrs. Fowler's bridesmaids at ner
wedding two years ago and Is pleas
antly remembered here.
Mrs. George Sweeney. of Boston.
Mass. arrived this week TO visit Mrs.
John S. Bleecker on North Fifth
street. Mrs. Sweeney has been in
Nashville, Tenn, for several weeks,
the guest of Mrs. Bieecker's mother.
Mrs. Hamilton Parks, of West End
Avenue.
Miss Mildred Terrell. who is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Leslie
Samuels. at Bardstown, was compli-
mented with a pretty reception this
week by her hostess. The reception
room was in pink. the dining room
in green and the library in red. Miss
Terrell will return home in three
weeks and Mrs. Samuels will accom-
pany her.
Miss Anita Wood, OF Wichita,
Kan. and Miss Bertha Foley, of New
York, who have been the popular
guests of Miss Ethel Brooks, of North
Seventh street, will leave on Sunday
for Wichita, where Miss Foley will
visit Miss Wood Both are extreme
ly bright and attractive girls and
have made a delightful social i'm
preston in Paducah.
Miss Lula Johnston. of Dallas, Tex.
who has been the guest of Mrs. ].
NJ. Buckner. of Jefferson and Eighth
street, returned to Dallas on Tuesday.
She is a sister of Mrs. MurreH Buclx-
ner, Of Dallas. and accompanied Mrs.
Buckner home from Louisville. Miss
Johnston is talented musician and
sang very delightfully."- on several oc-
.casions while here.
Mr.. Blanton Allen left this week to
make his home in Detroit, Mich.
During his two years residence in
Paducan, Mr.. Allen had made many
friends. He was a popular member of
the Cotillion and other social clubs.
The test of leaders ability for
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Charity Club Tea.

The Charity club had a pretty
Easter Tea on Tuesday AFTERNOON
from until o'clock at the home
of the president, Mrs. George c. wal
lace on North Ninth street. The
house was effectively decorated with
spring flowers. An informal must
cal program was rendered through
out the afternoon. Light refresh.
mems and delicious candies were
served by pretty girls of the club. A
free will offering was taken for tn,
clubs work.
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Sans souci Club.

The Sans Souci club emerged from
its Lenten retirement this week with
"a pretty entertainment at the home
of Miss Faith Langstaff, on Kentuc-
ky avenue. The house was attrac-
lively decorated with boughs of the
dogwood and other spring flowers.
The guests were limited to the five
club tables, with visitors to fill the
club vacancies. The out-of-town
guests were: Miss Anita Wood. of
Wichita Kan; Miss Bertha Foley.
of New York; Miss Carrie We'll. of
Cleveland. A prettily appointed
luncheon was served after the game.
The club prize was won by Mrs.
William Gilbert. Miss Carrie We'll,
of Cleveland, received the visiting
prize. The consolation prize went to
Mrs. James Campbell, Jr.
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Faster Party.

The Easter party given by Misses
Lottie and Katie Scott on Tuesday
evening at their home, 904 Broad
way. was a very delightful affair. A
pretty color-scheme of white and
pink was carried out in the decora-
tions and in the delicious ices and
cakes that were served. Those pres
ent were: Misses May Carter, Rosie
Owen, Stella Moore, - Moore, Ida
Collier, Audrey Collier Dixie Hester,
Daisy Underwood. Prudence Blan-
ford, Hattie Hicks, Nora Rowland,
Cora Langston, Eftie Ashley, Addie
Fulkerson, Fannie Scott. Kate Scott,
Sal.ie Farmer, Berthe Hester, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Bradley; Messrs.
Charlie Render. Tom Fulkerson, Ev-
erett Fulkerson. Clarence Perry,
- Gregory, Karl Boyer. "
johnson. Wernell Graves, Willie
Franklin Lester Hicks, Guy Hoili-
day, John Murray. - Adams, Ar
tie Row, - Kaufman.
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DelightfuI Barn Dance.

Mr.. Charles Rottgering was the
host of an enjoyable barn dance on
Thursday night at his home on the
Cairo road. About twenty-five cou-
pies we're present and the evening
was pleasantly spent in dancing. Re-
freshments were served.
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Easter Bal.

The Easter Ball given by the Ev-
.ergreen Circle, Woodmen of the
World, at Red Mems hall on North
Fourth street on Monday evening,
was most enjoyable affair. A large
crowd was in attendance.
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DeIphic Club.

The Delphic club enjoyed an interes
ing meeting on Tuesday morning at
Carnegie library. Barcelona the
Key of Spain, was attractively feat
.ured by Mrs. Elbridge Palmer. Mrs
Frank Parham gave a delightful de
scription Of Malaga, the Garden OF
Spain"
The Delphic club viii be splendidly
represented at the meeting of the
Kentucky Federation of woman's
clubs at Shelbyville In June. The
delegates are Mrs. Robert Becker
Phillips, the president, and Mis-.
Helen Lowry. Mrs. Mildred Fowles
Davis and Mrs. George Flournoy are
the alternates.
About People.
Mrs. julius Walbum, Mrs. Henry
Levy and Miss Aimee Levy, of ST
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Details of the Rook-Katterjohn We'd
ding.

The marriage of Miss Jessie Ham
i'ton Rock and Mr.. William Roy Kat
terjohn on Wednesday afternoon at
5 o'clock, will be a pretty church
ceremonial witnessed by large
number of the friends Of the popu-
lar young couple. 1t will be solemn
lied at the First Baptist church. The
Rev. Calvin NJ. Thompson will per
form the ceremony The church will
be decorated with palms ferns and
flowers in an effective scheme OF
white and green.
The wedding music will be a
charming feature. Mr.. Will Reddick
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entertaining account of the Miracle
and Mystery P.ays-The Oratorio.
The program was under the direc-
ton of Miss Lula Reed and Miss
Mamie O'Brien.
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Miss Melissa wilkins entertained
a number of her friends most pleas
ant.y on Monday evening at her
home at Eleventh and Caldwell
street. Light refreshments were serv-
ed.
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Mrs. e. Fels and Mrs. Louis Rubel
were the hostesses of a handsomely
appointed card party on Wednesday
afternoon at the Standard club
rooms in compliment to two recent
brides. Mrs. Sydney Loeb and Mrs.
Henry Loeb.
The Easter and Sprlngtime idea
was prettily carried ont in the deco
rations of the room. A profusion of
the spring flowers were used. and on
the plants, flowers and festoons of
smi.ax were poised myrlads of but
terflies. The color-scheme was pink,
white and green. The table had for
its center-piece a mirror surrounded
by green leaves with hen and tiny
|chicnens upon It. The luncheon was
an attractive emphasis of the green,
pink and white motif. The cream was
pistachio and was served In tiny
cabins with chicken on the top. The
individual cakes were iced In white
and decorated with pink rose leaves.
The tally cards were miniature
chickens. Two games OF cards were
played. In one Mrs. Henry We'll and
Mrs. James weiNe tied for the head
prize. an almond set. Mrs. Jacob
Wallersteln won the second prize,
gilt nat pin receiver. and presented
IL to her guest. Mrs. julius walburn,
of st. Louis. The consolation prize,
"a silver bon bon tray, went to Mrs.
Adolph We'll. In the second game.
Mrs. S. Folz won the first prize and
Mrs. Henry Loeb received the conso-
lation. There were IL tables of
guests present and many handsome
and attractive spring costumes were
in evidence.
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Wonan's Club.

The woman's club held its regu-
lar meeting on Thursday afternoon
at the parish house Of Grace Episco-
pal church. The open meeting that
followed the business session was
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The Delphic cub will meet on
Tuesday at 10 O'Clock at the Carne-
gle library. The program for the
morning is:
]. The National Sports of Spain -
Mrs. Robert Becker Phillips.
2. Armory-Mrs. Edmund NJ. Post.
3. Puerto del Sol-del Prado--Mrs.
Louis M. Rieke.
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Announcements.

The Entire Nous club will be enter
tanned the coming week by Miss
Blanche HIS Of North Ninth street.
The day has not been decided.
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The Kalosophic club will meet on
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Miss
Blanche Hills. of North Ninth street,
is the hostess. The program to be
presented Is:
l. Current Topics-Miss Powell.
2. Life of Oliver Goldsmith, "She
Stops to Conquer''-Miss Park.
3. Dramatic Art of Tennyson,
Thomas A'Becket"- Mrs. Henry
Rudy.
A.. Club Study.
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Mrs. Alonzo r. Meyers is the hos
tess of the Five Hundred club on
Wednesday afternoon at her home,
1884 Broadway.
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Mary Pearl Robertson, Madge Grief.
Muriel Nickles, Ellen Mansfield, Hen
rietta Earnhardt, Ia Earnhardt;
Afessrs. Wen Rodfus. Yeiser Morgan,
Eulis Orr, Walter Bamberger, Joe
Pace. Louis Laveau.
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The test of leaders ability for
is results.
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The Magazine club viii meet on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. S.
Dabney, Fifth and Harrison streets.
Reports will be made from the fol-
lowing April magazines: Harper's.
North American Review, Atlantic
Monthly, Outlook, Hubbari's Jour
neys, and Literary Digest. There
will be an election of officers.
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Mrs. Anna Rentz, impersonator
and Mrs. Nellie De Marque Gibbs, pi-
anist, will appear at the Tenth Street
Christian church on Thursday even
ing in an attractive recital.
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About People.

Mrs. julius Walbum. Mrs. Henry
Levy and Miss Aimee Levy, of ST.
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charming feature. Mr. VIII ReddlclI
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-01-18
To Make Shells.

These should be made Of one sheet
each, rolled out in circular form aad
spread over the bottom, sides aud
edges of buttered dishes or patty pans,
and baked empty They are best
when made of puff paste, though
they may be made of ordinary paste
They should be rolled rather thick,
and need about an hours baking.
The oven should be rather quick
and of even heat throughout so that
the paste will be even and not drawn
TO one side or warped in cooking
The shells Should be baked of a
light brown and when cool they must
be taken out of the dishes in which
they were baked and put upon plates
to be filed with fruit or oysters.
Shells of puff paste rise best when
baked on fiat patty pans or tins. When
cool, pile the sweetmeats on them
In heap. Baking them empty pre-
vents the paste from being moist at
the bottom.
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Always to BE Depended Upon.

When a person gets up in the morn
ing with a dull headache and a tired,
stretchy feeling, it's an almost certain
indication that the liver, or bowels.
or both, are decidedly out Of order.
At such times Nature. the wisest
and best of doctors, takes this means
to give warning that she needs the
help and gentle assistance which can
best be obtained from that old fam
lily remedy. Brandreth's Pills, which
has been in use for over century.
They are the same fine laxative
tonic pill your grandparents used
when doctors were few and far be-
tween, and when people had to have
n remedy that could absolutely be de-
pended upon.
Brandreth's Pills can be depended
upon, and are sold in every drug end
medicine store. plain or sugar.coated