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legal NOTlCES.
Z. H. THOMAS md JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
AttQFness

Is THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
q Columbia, holding a District Court In re the
extension Of School street northwest in the District
Of Columbia. District Court No. TE.-Sotice IS
hereby given that the Commissioners & the DIS
trict a Columbia. pursuant 70 TIE provisions OF
aa act d Congress approved February 6. ls5fs en-
titled An act fcr Tie extension Of School street
northwest, have fled petition IN this conf
praying the condemnation Of the land necessary for
the extension Of School street northwest fram lts
present southern terminus to Irving street, sits
width u Fifty feet as shown a plat map nied
with she said petition, part thereof and Praying
also that bury Of I've judieiuns. experienced. DIS
interested who shall be fTeeh0ldsTs within the
District q Columbia. not related - any person
interested in these proceedings snd not N nc
service or employment Of the District Of Columbia
or q the United States. be summoned b. the
United States marshal for the District Ct Columbia
% assess the damages each owner 81 land 70 Be
taken may sustain bg reason Of the said extension
necessary for the pIirp0sFs thereof and 70 assess
The benefits resulting therefTom including he q.
penses Of these proceedings. provided fcr II and
b7 the Aforesaid set u Congress. II IS D. the
court. this llfh day Of April. A d. 1871,
ordered that al persons having any interest "a
these proceedings be, and they are hereby, warned
and Commanded 20 appear IN this court On or be
fore the 10TH DAY OF MAY. A. D. 1907 AZ 10
ocloes a. n., and continue IN attendance untl the
court shah have made its dnai order fatifying and
confirming the award OF damages snd the asSess-
ment Of benefits Of the my 20 be empsnelsd and
sa0Fn herein; and 1t IS further ordered, that copy
Of this notice and order be published once IN the
Washington Law Reporter and for SIX secular days II
the Washington Evening Star The Washington Herald.
and the Washington Post newspapers Published n The
said District eneng at least twenty days be-
fore the said 10th day Of Stay. A. d 1907. 1t is
further ordered that eepy Of this notice and order
Be served b. the United States marshal. or his
deputies upon such Of the owners Of tbs land 10
be Condemned herein as may be found b. the said
marshal his deputies within the District Of Co
lumbia. and upon the tenants and occupants Of
the same before the said l0th day Of Msy. 4. ID.
1907 By the court. JOB BARNARD. Justice. a
true copy-Tcst: Seal j. Il. YOUNG. Clera. b.
f. z. CUNNINGHAM Assistant CleTk.
spl5.ls.Els.l9D
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PROPOSALS FOR LIMESTONE AND
Marble Work-Ofice of Building Tor
National Museum, Library Of Congress.
Washington, D. c.. April 10. 19Jl.-Sepa-
rate sealed proposals for furnishing and
delivering all OF the cut bun Bedford
limestone. and for furnishing, delivering,
and setting ~ place complete al Of tire
interior marble work required for the
building for the National Museum. iu
this city, viii be- received at this Office
Until o'clock p. IN. on WEDNESDAY,
May S, 1907, and then publicly opened i'm
mediately thereafter. Specifications and
other Information furnished on appiica-
ton 20 this Office BERNARD Z.
GREEN. Superintendent of Construction.
april. y. l3.lA.l IS. . 30
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JEWELRY REPAIRED,

WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED; JEW
elry rsmodelsd; best work; lowest prices LUCIE's.
1857 4 st. ms. auf6s9t
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PICTURE FRAMING,

PICTURE FRAMES or EVERY SIZE AND Ok
scription made 20 order az shortest notice. and at
prices % per cent lower than any other house IN
Washington. Our weak Is ffst-cisss Frames Tor
hne paintings our specialty holdings from &c to s.
Ier foot ENTERPRISE WALL PAPER & AIT
Co. Geo s. Hewitt. Manager. SI Pa. ave. 5e.
mha9-St
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FOUND
FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. stoves brc-a-hrac. and all kinds Of house
hold goods BAUNs FURNITURE SHOP, 18th
Eud Il SIS. Phone n ISIS. formerly. 9Th and T.
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair, birthmaFks moles, Be-, D. electric needle;
guaranteed permanent and Painless no scsrs: ALSO
idis privacy references frcm physicians and former
patients. apparently hopeless solcitsd consul
taton free; electricity Is the only permanent ours
fer superfnous hair. BOX q. Herald ofaes. o.
phone n 2632 mhlf.d
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STORAGE,

We STORE FOR rs CENTS A LOAD. MOVING
Of all kinds L. ). Storage CO.. 1892 lsth
81 uw. Phone 81. SO. nahl0eod 81
STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. sc. AT
WEScHLBk'S, go Pa ave. NV; reasonable rates
also goods sold By auction every saturday 10 a. ~
Telephone M. t22 srgsod-s9t
Use PER LOAD FOR sTORAGE-WE CAN SAVE
yoa money on hauling. packing, shipping. Cal q
phone Main 1854 II. BAUM & son, 81 "a. ava
de29n
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& OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE STATION. New Jersey Ave and 4 ST.
ROYAL Blu LINE
EVERY OTHER HOIR On The ODD HOUR
10 PdILADELPHlA AND NER l0Rh-
s710 a D. Dmer Pullman PaTlgr.
300 a. IA. BUFFET. PafiUT. 5-h0sT Train.
S9og a. N. Diner and Pullman PaIlG Car
fll:10 a. ID. Diner and Pullman PaTi0r CaF
800 o. o. Royal Limited All Pullman.
$50 D. N. Coaches 20 Philadelphia
$50 y. u. diner and Pullman Parl8F.
$50 p. N. Coachss To Philadelphia.
80 ,. II SleepeTs
ATLANTIC cry Faa $50 inm a n. 100.
ANSApOLIs. weekdays. s08 a. m. 1885 noon,
1 .s5 6 % p. n. Sundays G 30 a. u. SO 2. n
ENkkY hot on ne HOUR
fWeeEdays 80 8. % SEQ p. m-j
10 BALTIMORE
.2S7 f50 fGss3 2 90 I19. $50. 80. -301. f91a.
1890. ii % q. M 200 uc0n fl2.5, 100 isf5,
f2aa. -3a0 $50 s 30 ll00, n:l5. $40 f5;S ~5sg.
leSo, $50. f29. 500. $50. 'l395. 'l955. MA.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, $50 A. H.. ~. $50 p. n.
CINCINNATI, 81 L0uls. ana LOUISVILLE.
: 80 a. ~, a IS ,. IN. $3.50 night,
FlttSBUkG 'sOO g. N. ~. $40 p n. 'l2-s3
SLEy ELAND, SEQ a. H.. -sao p m
COLUMBUS. -5ss9 2. m.
WHEELING, so a. H.. $50 p ~.
MIAcHEsfEhr IS 55 a. NJ iss $50 T. n.
k.REDEllChs fs-55s ss;5 a. NJ, i@). ito5. SIS
HANEkSl0NNi I6ss2 q. m,s ID 30 ,. m-
daily ftKcrpt SUNDAY. sSmday only.
Reservation or Sleeping fsFlOF Car SPACE rates
Of faIes &c, win b uuickB furnished kl fELE-
fhDAk 50 ali OF thu following Ticket DECes: l3i. q
81 NV. Telephone Main 1881; ela Pennsylvania
Ave- Telephone Main 978 station Ness Jersey Ave.
and G st-iicSet Once; Teephone East e.. later
nation Bureau, East IA
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MARCEL WAVING,

MISS NJ. J. BOYD, EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hairdFesseF shampooing maBieuEiRg chiFop-
ody. facial and scalp treatment Work done At
hotels and residences Phone Main 655 H4 q
ST. NV. fs2Atf
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UPHOLSTERlNG.

UPHOLsT ERING DRAPING, RECOVERING.
polishing, repaisiHg II desired, aoEk done AZ yous
home staining and polishing Of hardwood hne nudge
Of antiques; reliable. l. POSTER. 65l q 81. Sc.
mhs-ff
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REAL ESTATE,
STORES FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-LARGE STORE ROOM. WITH TWO
room and bath apartment: hot and cold water:
steam beat; suitable for barber or any light bust
ness ll7 PARK road. Rent only so per month.
GEO. A. lYEIlS 7o4 sth ST. NV apll-St
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

= LET TIE CHILDREN TAKE UP
music We offer you good square piano free
Tor sI months IL you'll pay the cost Of moving.
p. q. SMITH PIANO co. lZZ5 Pa ave
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DENTISTRY.

DENTAL WORK.
Set Of Teeth and Geld Crowns. $ up; Gold FIN.
ings. 81 up: Silver Filings. Sc Work guaranteed
No pain. DR.. GEO. L. EDMONDS. SIC L st, NV
jal0-Jf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: No EXTRACTING:
no pain; look feel act. and last longer than
natural teeth; sbmnken faces made normal; painless
filing. Or. J. L. WILSON, 1908 T. ST. NV. ocstf
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FURNISHED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. lElS 81 NV, RENO
rated throughout; spacious new elevator: steam
hCst; unexeelled janitoT service; excellent ofacs
mons on fourth floor. del9tf
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TYPEMRITERS.

FOR RENT-RE3HNGTON TYPEWRITER no. g.:
perfect order; one month. S25o; 3 months, ST.
BOX I6. Herald office
S RENT WELLINGTON;
one month fOF.....-.............S2 %
sS Three months f0r................ S. %
Dix months .s.-.sss..ss......k9
iAll rentals apply toward purckase.l
S1s& The WELLINGTON is only SEQ
NfkiCk. 50 lith ST. nW.
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HOUSES WANTED.
FLATS FOR RENT.

FRNIsHED FLAT ROOMS AND BATH
very reasonable. Mt VERNON FLATS no. y.
9Th and y y ave Rpl9-6
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
ONCE Of the Superintendent q. IS Can
lIOl Building and Grounds. Washington.
u. g, April IS, l301,-Sealed proposals. ia
duplicate. VIII be received ana publicly
opened q the above Office on WEDNES-
DAY, May -, 1897, at i o'clock noon. for
Room Furniture for ONCE Building.
House OF Representatives consisting of
Desks, Tables. Combination File Cases.
and Chairs all % be constructed Of ma
hogany. and Chairs upholstered in best
quality leather. Specifications and photo
graphs showing type Of furniture desired
VIII be furnished to responsible intending
bidders on application 10 the above Office.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all
bids. and TO waive techniCalities and in
formai!ties ELLIOTT WOODS, Superin-
tendent L. s Capitol Building aud
GROUNDS. Approved: JAMES RUDOLPH
GARFIELD, Secretary
apis, 20, 26 g. ma3,4
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

ARE YOC LOOKING FOR 4 GOOD sTTUA-
ticn2 II SO. place small ad under this heading
STATE your qualifications. and you viii reach tie
best employer IN Neutrality-suspicious. who pay good
wages and appreciate god help Only lc a WORD Tor
one time. paone main S1H II
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Rooms Washington VIII Quickly
MISCELLANEOUS.

FURNITURE REPAIRING. UPHOLsrERING;
gasoline. Oh stoves rsfrgeratogs and ice boxes re-
paired. TOWARDS. I2i5 Il ST. ne. Phone T. les.
apll-sat
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED.
AZ sb New XoEk aFa- larEs padded vans. s. load
Z-hofse wagon y load. mhl!-eOdtf
FURNITURE BAGGAGE, PIANOS, &C. MOVED
vita care. packing and Shipping q specially.
kREIG's EXPRESS. l224 ID st, az. Phone Main
lla mhI-nt
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS P4PERED. SIS; HOUSE PAINTING
lowest prices. CHAS A. CARLISLE S3s 5th ST.
and ia I ST. Phone Main 6557. fe22-eods0t
We WILL FURNISH YOU PAPER FOR THE
following sized rooms: Gx9z9, Csc: l0xl0xs Hl0.
l2xi5xs. S25 l4x29x9 $50; ether rooms in uropor,
ton. Gomez +. e. NOLTE s97 llth festf
4 OoMs Erred, g UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest spring designs; painting LIE
PREU&, 1871 9th ST. 'Phoue n 3isim iafs-tf
CHEAPEST THING on EARTH-NEW JTP-TO-
date van paper. 1857 goods. SC a piece, samples
On request JOHN r. MAHONEY. sl3 Pa ave- 81
Phone east $50 4sqn
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Herald Branch Office,

Want ads for the HeFatu mhS nc
left at any OF the following branch
Offices, and viii be promptly for
wsrded TO the main Ofiiees
COLDENBERG' s-IniorInation Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. Cor, 9Th 81, r. l. ave.
and L st. NV.
CYCLE COMPANY. fth and I. SIS. nv.
DOM sANFORD's PHARMACY. Cor. n. Y,
ave snd North Capitol 81. nv,
JOhNST0N'S PHARMACY, III n, ]. ave. nv.
s. KAHN. SONS & CO.. Information Bureau
CHAS. J. FUHRMASN'S PHARMACY, sth and
East Capitol sts
+. p. WEILER'S PHARMACY. 1854 NJ st. NV.
ATkINSON's PHARMACY, 18th and sts. nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY 81 and G sts nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. lst and SITS. nv.
CAAPBELL'S PHARMACY. 18th and Park sts nv.
kENEsAW PHARMACY. Mt Pleasant and lrV-
ing sts NV.
McNULTf's CIGAR STORE. 18th and P sts. nv.
fAYLOR's PHARMACY. 9th and SITS. NV
kENERS PHARMACY 9th and S SITS. NV.
AeCHEsNEH s JOACHIM. ID and sts- ne.
ALEXANDRIA.
6HERWOoD'S. corner Prince and Royal SIS.
NEW YORK.
Ia CosTE & MAXWELL. Nassau Beekman BLDG.
CHICAGO.
La COsTE & MAXWELL. Marquette Bldg
ATLANTIC CITY
H. s. WALLACE Cor. Atlantic and n. c. aves.
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OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT
OF Columbia, Washington, April L. 1907
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this
office until u clock, noon MONDAY,
May 10. 1901. for constructing sewer in
the District of Columbia Forms. spectd-
cations and necessary information may
be obtained at room q. District Building,
Washington. D. c. HENRY B. F. MAC
FARLAND, HENRY l.. WEST. JOHN
RIDDLE. Commissioners. ID. {.
apl819.3 81. % "a
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Washington, D. C.. April Il. ls07.-Sealed
proposals. in duplicate. will be received
TUESDAY, April 90, 1877, and then opened
in the presence OF such persons as may
attend, for the construction OF brick
.smOkestack for boiier-hOuse OF the New
Freedmen's Hospital, Washington. d. c.,
specifications, copies OF which speclf-
cations and form OF proposal may
be bad and the drawings Inspected on
application at this department. The right
is reserved 10 reject any and all bids and
10 waive technical defects as the inter
ests OF the government may require
JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD. secre-
tary ap1ez02G,Z
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

% VIRGINIA HORSES ron SALE; loo q llseo
pounds; also fen cheap ho-ses. FRED Join
soN Z bLIo-, Ili Z 81. Sc. 1e2l-u
10 MAKE ROOM For STRING GOODS. WILL
sacrifice 80 sets of harness. and leo yshices new
and second hand; bay nov and save money. Goes
WELLS, s33 Bth ST. nw. feI9-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE
operator, position at p 3. X Address BOX g.,
Herald odica. apIT-5t
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RUGS WOVEN OUT or OLD CARPETS DROP
postal. s3l sta st. NV. or phone i325. mh2S-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED---MALE.

EXPERIENCED DAIRYAIAN WANTS POSI-
ton; understands the care Of improved dairy ma
cAinefys making butter &c: middle-aged single and
sober Address BOX Il, Herald Office. apls-3t
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LOAN COMPANIES.

Reliance Loan and Trust
Co., Gle l. st. NV. Furniture
Loans. Fair treatment. A
square deal.
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DOGS. CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

SINGING CANARIES. PARROTS. DOGS. CATS.
rabbits. guinea pigs, white mice, and rats. fancy
poultry pigeons, gold fishes; mJ speciality is chiroro-
dy for birds feet SCHAfID. BIRD STORE 7I2 pm
ST. NV. ara-tf
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COLLECTORS,

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS,
estate and damage claims: no charge unless sue
eessfui. FULLER AGENCY. III Eth ST. Nv.
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MISCELLANEOUS SALE.

FOR SALE - SPLENDID TYPEWRITER: Al
most neE universal Keyboard standard make; n
perfect ORDER ogaer leaving city. viii sell al bar.
gam; cash o. time: only IS Miss LUCY KELLER,
oieillsfalneT. SO s. apis-d
EGGS FOR HATCHING-Io0 WHITE LEGBORN.
y sttings 75es white Wyand0ttss same price. q.
OiNES, Langi0n, b. G. apls-it
FIRE WooD-l2 AND s5-INCH LENGTHS; $
per one-hah cord Address Z. S. MITCHELL,
AnAeostla, D. c. Phone East 5S apl5-Nt
HERE'S THE PIANO-BUYiNG OPPORTUNITY
you've been waiting for. A number Of slightly
used. hlgf-gFade upright pianos taken in exchange
for new pianos aud piano-payers. are being closed
out now at genuine bargain prices. Conservatory.
SEQ; steinWay. $50; Emerson, sl59: Fischer xl75;
Aias0n < Hamiiu, $3.50; Yose & Sons, So; StisR
80; HaFdman, $50, and about forty others. Easy
payments u J. DE MoLL CO.. lZ2l st
FOR sALE-kEYs; VIZ CALL AND MAZE
kegs anywhere IN the city for sc; prompt service;
electric bells burglar alarms and electric gas Light
mg our speciality Drop postal phOns Il. Ia
PERCX S. ANGLE 4 co. ls2 llth St nH.
!aad
SODA FOUNTAINS, CARBoNAToRs. SODA
fountain supplies; get our prices before buying.
CHRISTIAN BROS. CO.. 81 sth St Nv. Phone
Asin 2579 uhI7-tf
WHISKEY. g PER GAL. TIE JOHN WE'D
DEHBbAN. sls st. NV. Apg-u
FOR SALEM YARDS or LiNOLEUM: GOOD
a. new 55c per yard; cost SIS per yayd; OF SC.
per yard II sold whole. ss z s. as.
mhls-tf
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MILLINERY,

MAtE CROWDER MILIINER, FORMERLY AT
1893 @ 81. NV. has moved "a a5 Il 81 NV, and
ready TO make hats in latest stEle for ST. apl77t
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ROOMS WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES,

FOR EXCHANGE = GASOLINE RUNABOUT
for an electric or for sale cheap. APARTMENT
q, Wyoming. apIsAt
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

WE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more -han the company issuing them; must
be seven years cid; no industrial policies The
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY, so q st. nv.
la3-u
The Washington times., 1907-05-18
WEEKLY COOKING LESSON
ONIONS
By coRNEL1A C. BEDFORD.

There is an old adage which says:
Eat onions IN May and no doctor you Il
pay" The penetrating and 10 many
disagreeable odor Of the onion is due
TO a volatile oil rich in sulphur some
varieties of the ordinary red onion con
tain high percentage OF this oil, while
other kinds, such as the shailot, Ber-
muda. and Spanish, are less highly
favored. The onion also contains con-
siderable mucilage and combination OF
salts, which have a mild. sedative ef-
feet. Physicians often order onions
cooked in simple fashion 70 be given 70
delicate children four or five times a
week. as they are not only soothing, out
act as a blood tonic.
In boiling onions they should always
be dropped into boiling water which has
been we'll saited, for salt water tends 10
draw out and dissipate their flavor. leav-
ing them insirid, and no amount of after
cooking or seasoning can restore their
true taste. Never use an iron or metal
saucepan. as IL Will blacken their; agate
ware IS best. Allow the water 70 COOK
down as they grow tender, then add a
white or any other sauce desired. Inls
gives a simple. wholesome dish.
Baked apples and onions-Peel ana
thinly slice equal parts Of onions and
tart apples Butter a baking dish, then
mi II with alternate layers Of the onions
apples, salt pepper, a pinch OF sugar
and a few bits Of butter When the
dish is full pour over 2 little boiling
water, just enough 10 keep from burn
ing; cover closely and bake IN q moder-
ate oven until very tender.
Minced meat In onion cups-From any
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How to cAppiY Shoe Polish

Wax polishes specially prepared Tor
calfsl5in shoes should be put on with a
brush and then rubbed briskly with a
hair or felt brush, and, TO get finish
ed luster, with a soft cotton cloth
Be sure to brush out the dust before
putting calf shoes away, for they are
usually SO oily that gritty dirt works
into the pores Of the leather and in time
cracks it.
Win buying polishes ask for one 70
be used on calfskin, for those prepared
for velour, box, or Russia feathers will
crack the calf just az the blackening
made specially for calfskin will split any
Of these three feathers If constantly
used.
The dull or gun metal finished feathers
should not be shined; instead paste
made Of glycerine, lampblack. and tur-
pentine must be worked into the leather
so it will retain the only appearance sc
much admired now.
Though ordinarily tops Of shoes need
practically no care, those with suede IN
light colOrs or uppers of cloth must
be given as much attention as the vamps
this season, or the boots Will not look
neat
II shoes with suede tops in pink, blue
gray. red. or brown are worn frequently
twice a week IS none too often to clean
them with naphtha or gasOlene to get out
gritty dust and stains.
The Washington times., 1907-05-18

Three-quarters Of the feminine world
seem TO want to lose flesh" judging
by the requests for reduction with which
my mail is filled. 1t is perfectly true
that women are inclined to embonpoint
with increasing years, and therefore the
older one is the more difficult Will be
the work. both physical and mental,
TO achieve sIenderness. Much of It must
be mental work. for example. for a
woman who is fond of sweets has to
give them up. Yet this she must do il
she starts the process Of reducing. Food
is only one-half the battle, however, FOR
certain amount Of exercise, good hard
movements. must be added The one
easy part of the whole treatment Is the
soda baths. Women who have tried
these proclaim their virtue even as they
speak OF the discomfort.
A soda bath acComplishes its purpose
by causing profuse perspiratiOn and alb
sOrbing some fat. These are TO be taken
at night and, while in themselves harm
less. should not be attempted by wom-
an with a weak heart or by one who Is
otherwise in bad physical condition
To prepare such bath mix pound
OF washing soda TO four pounds or Dl-
carbonate of soda, adding 90 tub ordl-
narily full. Into this get the stout per-
son, and there should be water enough
TO cover the body. The temperature Il
first should be as hot as can be en-
dured comfortably, but after few min
utes. as the skin becomes accustomed
10 il. hotter water can and should De
added. Continue doing this at Intervals
for fifteen minutes the first few times;
BY degrees lenEthen the time until
twenty-five minutes is reached BY
this time perspiration should be profuse-
one may. If willing, drink glass or
more of hot water while in the tub.
It requires no great penetration 70 sec
that such a bath is very eNhaustlng and
that only a strong person could stand
The Washington times., 1907-05-18

cold cooked meat trim away tough fat
and gristle then chop fine Season
mghiy with salt and pepper. Take one
nan as many Spanish onions as there
are people to be served or one large
ordinary onion for each person. HAVE
the hrst, cut tops from the second. With
kniLe or spoon scoop out the centers Of
each, then steam until tender. In tie
meantime mince portion OF the loose
onion, add 10 the minced meat. mOisten
with good gravy or sauce and simmer
gently for a few minutes. Arrange The
onion cups on hot platter. al with
the prepared meat. pour more gravy
round them and serve. Cooked peas or
other vegetables may be substituted for
the meat
onions In thick slices. Place in a
saucepan. add teaspOonful OF salt. COW
er with boiling water and boil for ten
minutes Arrange in layers In a bGk-
( ing dish with salt, pepper, and bits Of
butter. Pour in stock 70 half fill The
dish and bake slowly until tender. In
a frying pan stir one tablespoonful Of
butter and tWO-thirds Of a cupful OF
coarse bread crumbs until slightly
Drowned, then cool. Mix with an equal
quantity Of grated cheese. dust with
pepper. spread over the onion and re-
! turn TO the oven until the cheese is
melted
onion soup-This is both nourishing
I and soothing. Slice six large white
onions. put in a frying pan with two
l tablespOOnfulS Of butter and stir often
until slightly col0red. Add d half cup
I Drowned Add three potatoes freshly
/ boiled and riced, then, gradually, three
pints OF hot milk. Season well with salt
| white pepper, and a half teaspOOnful az
| sugar and simmer for ten minutes with
= fried bread croutOns. Serve