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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
Delicious Fruit Desserts.

Strawberry spOnge.-For this recipe
take one-half an ounce of gelatin lone
fourth of a package), one-quarter of a
cupful of cold water, the same of hot
water, one cupful of sugar, the same of
strawberry Juice and pulp, the juice of
one lemon and the whites of three eggs.
Soak the gelatin in the cold water and
dissolve in the hot water; add the sugar,
stir until dissolved; then strain into a
dish standing In ice-warer When cool
add the strawberry juice and beat until
light; then beat in gradually the whites
of the eggs, beaten light, and continue
beating until the mixture will hold its
shape Have ready a chilled earthen
or agate ware bowl, lined with straw
berries (cut the berries in halves and dip
them in melted gelatin, so they will ad-
here, and turn the sponge into the bowl.
Serve, turned from the bowl and gar
nished with whipped cream and straw
berries
Fruit Cup. = Let slices Of peeled
peaches bits Of DreDared pineapple,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
Treatment of the
Modern Window

The modern window Is intended not
of intensity as will prove most agree
able, but it is possible by means of the
popular window seat to take some en-
joyment out of the view.
In draping the window a great deal
necessarily depends upon the selection
of materials, and still more upon their
arrangement Color is of first Importance,
and must be chosen with regard to the
lighting, walls and furnishings of the
room. Green Is bad as to it's wearing
quality, as is blue, while pinks assume
a faded appearance at odds with we'll
ordered surroundings. In general, where
the wall coverings are in plain shadings,
denim, burlap, grasscloth or rough plas-
ter-painted figured draperies bring about
a pleasing result, while If the wall Is
done In figured or allover design, the
hangings of plain silk or colonial net will
prove restful
The texture Of the materials used Is Of
next Importance. The folds that are to
soften the angles and square outlines
must themselves have this soft appear
ance This quality of falling gracefully
accounts for the popularity of silk and
velour hangings-in winter.
For the small house, and especially for
the suburban home, nothing is more sat
isfactory for all the windows than frilled
Swiss muslin curtains. These are par
ticularly suitable for summer, and may
be exchanged for heavier curtains in
winter, If considered too light.
BEATRICE CAREY.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12

my dear" said man, speaking in
gloomy tones to his wife, 'I've been the
most unfortunate man in existence. I've
spent all my life in running after moth
ing.'
ION the contrary, my dear" replied the
wife, sarcastically, II consider you have
met with splendid success: you've got all
you ran after and nothing more
1t was the mans time to make his exit.
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A31R. G. A. scg1ED0LE.
Elective Sunday, May 5, 1907
Depa rtures.


For Offerman, Nichols, Waycross,
Cordele. LaGrange, Roanoke, Atlanta,
8 a IN
For Jacksonville and points south
5.45 a. M
n For savaHnah and points north.
1910 a. m.
y. For Offernan, Nichols, waycross
f.iitzsorald, gordaie. x9glafhorpe, Ma
con and Atlanta, r. ID.
For jacksonville and points south,
i.15 p. m
For Savannah ard points north
g,05 p. H.
Arrivals.
From Savannah aud pOidts north
80 d. N. &
From.s3seksenv END points saats
From AtiaAaa sfacan. ogletbo~p-
and other points horthsA 1885 p m
From Savannah ard poiais east
e:10 p. N
From Atlanta, Roanoke. La GTarg@
and intermediate points. 500 q
From Jacksonville and points Sun
to,55 p. nj.
~ H. Le1hy Joe C. L9g~~-
zen lass Agt Cum ~
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ADVERTISEMENT 0s SALE or
LIGHTER FOUND AT SEA


On November 10. 1907, the P,lotboat
E. c. Knight, operllad b. 'hc oa-
aersigned, found and picked up al
sea about two miles north wa 1 tom
ST. Simcns' SNhi1.iing Buoy. 4 liellt
err about 48 feet IA longlh ever all.
With about a Is loot beam over all
and about 4 feet inches in depth
The same being partly loaded with
pine lumber Of varying lengths and
sizes. Said lighter waE towed to the
port Of Brunswick by said boat and
is now rnoored in the Brunswick
harbor.
This notice IS published in order
70 enable ans persons claiming the
tighter to make such claim known on
or before 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
81 Monday. December %. 1907 else
the same together with the lumber
thereon, will at that lime be offered
for sale before the court house door
in the city OF Brunswick. Glgnn
county. GEORGIA, ava sold to tho
Slightest and bort bidder for cash. and
the proceeds 6f Hph sale win be ap
piled 10 fhea payfsg OF expenses. In
ending theNrostrof this advertise
meut, lncutTed a. connection with
did lehter and rs salvage and corn
'ensltion to the UNDERSIGNED foy
hetr sortlres IN recuing same.
-"his Nhv mher % 907
brunswick Pilots Association.
~ Duncan WRIGHT.
Secretary.
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How about an appropriation 20 I'M
proro the water route between
Brunswick and f rnand ia? It viii
be 2 very popular waterway aexl
year
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Where Win the members of the Al
lanta Smiling cilb' get their smiles
after January first?
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It seems that Hearst and Graves
have been lcclred up in cret con
ference ever since the Georgisa weat
MP to Gotham,
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Savannah is to have an advertising
club, and the Press viii likely be the
leader OF Il.
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Teddy says we are the kreateat
nation IN earth. Every other Ameri-
can viii say the same thing.
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SATAN REPRovlNe SIN.

A distinguished ST. Louis brewer
who has control of hundreds Of sa-
looms in that city and in Illinois and
Missouri has issued an imperial
u8ase to the eject that any estab-
lishnest 9adas such eSntrol Ehieai
Violates any fawtstate nationais o..
municipal. viii be closed and that
without remedy. says the Emporia
Gazette.
As a consequence of that ultimatum
divers immorals boesq paIors hsye
shut DOWN. and those which remain
open lie complying with aiithe rsgu
lations and bylaws, the managers
knowing that the estimabie brewer Is
in earnest
And why is the estimable brewer
in earnest? It is not that he mas ex
perieuced a change Of heart; is It
not that he Is anxious to lead the old
soaks back 90 the straight and nar1
row path Of rectitude and peace; not
that ne is anxious some pilgrim 10
cheer or direction afford" he is
not inspired By lofty moral tense. Dut
he IS a wise and cute Old chap and
he has sized up the situation correct
~
lie realizes that The saloon is an y
sdtution that is doomed. ana his am
billions 10 delay the performance OF.
the last sad rites as much as possi-
bic. He recognizes the force Of the
public sentiment that is laying waste
the whisky traffic in so many states;
and he knows that the sentiment W.T.
receive. fresh strength and impotu
every time aloon man is arrested
for violating tie law: every tins
the Sunday closing ordinances are
ue''s0 @uu So % d 'i'e''au'o q Sen
~ e''oh' ne vans 'ae saloons Y
his control to be made as decent as
9uoa pace may De-
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room.
conveniently located. Address L.
News Office.
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Cur old friend. the CONGRESSIONAL
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Oklahoma " raising Il great big
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Correspondence solicited, but TO
receive attention. letters must be
accompanied BY responsible name
not for publication. out as a
guarantee Of good faith
Rejected communications viii be
returned n accom- 7ied by postage.
Remittance should be made BY
postal note check. money order
or registered letter.
Address
News Publishing Co.,
Brunswick, Ga.
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WANTED Our Illustrated catalogue.
exWaia how we teach barber
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Moiar f7afbefi College Atlanta. Ga.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms.
not and cold baths. electric lights
and all other conyenienees suita-
bic for ligat housak sfbtng Apply
corner Newcastle and Howe streets
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms,
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and all other conyenienees suita-
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corner Newcastle and Howe streets
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room,
conveniently located. Address L.
WANTED-Lady stenegrapher, Ad-
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FOR SALE--Fine Jersey cow. Ap-
ply to T, f. Winter 311 Newcastle
street.
FOR SALFs-ONE safe, two roller
TOP desks, one standing and one
typewriter desk All practically
new. Above can be seen and ex
amined at W. L. MIXERS Office. 4
y. q A., terminals. w. L.Millsr.
WANTED-An experienced stenog-
ranber would like to hear from
anyone having stenographic work
which they desire done at reason
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care News Office
FOR RENT-Housc at 1902 London
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Of w b. or George X Cook
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FOR sALE--Fine Jersey cow. APP
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YOU TO BUY COAL AND
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OFFICIAL ORGAN or
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FOR sALE-ONB safe, two roller
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typewriter desk All practically
new. Above can be seen and ex-
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The children know notnin5 oi this
I'm nciai iimry and are awaiting tle
arrival Of Santa C!ae WITH a. niue
dauehr a. ever
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WEST PULLMAN

Mrs Myers of Nebraska is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Halves Of
Parnell avenue.
Miss Hazel Hawley of Lowe avenue
and Mr.. Moran were quietly married
Tuesday evening at Lockport. III. Miss
Hawley was the stenographer at W. q.
Davis office and Mr.. Moran has posi-
ton with the Illinois Central railroad.
This was a great surprise to their
friends who wish them long and
happy life.
A five cent theatre is about to open
on One Hundred and Nineteenth street
near Emerald avenue as soon as the
building can be remodeled. which is
the place lately occupied by Mr. II. S.
Cook
Mrs. Jake Knudson's condition is
very critical and her death is expected
at any time She is with her mother,
Mrs. Goetler of Union avenue.
Mrs. E. A. Howes of Parnell avenue,
entertained the Howes brothers and
their families Thanksgiving day. A
sumptgous repast was served.
MisszDora Kundson of 1884 Union
avenueh died Thursday morning of con-
sumptksn She has been i'll ever since
her nlSseands death last July. Three
children are left to mourn her loss.
Funeral services have not yet been ar
ranged.
Thanksgiving services were held
Thursday evening at the Christian
church. The Methodist. Congregation
al and Baptist churches uniting. DR..
Shaw delivered the sermon. Revs. Guy
Hoover, and Stephenson. assisted.
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. Walker were the
guests Thanksgiving al the homo of
Mr.. and Mrs. Reagle of Parnell avenue.
Miss Allacc Landsen of Eggleston
avenue is entertaining friends from the
city.
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KENsINdTON NEWS

,,,s. Eva chantaI Of 11712 State
.,+ast visited friends in Englewood
Thanksgiving.
THE Illinois brick company of Pull
IN closed Wednesday for the win
ter.
The Misses LaBelle's Of One Hun
dred and Nineteenth and Clark street
entertained friends from the city
Thanksgiving.
william Meadow died Sunday night
Nov. "a at $50 O'Clock. at his home
in Burmese. after an Illness Of four
days, OF pleurisy and pneumonia. The
deceased has been a resident Of Bur
nese for a long time. Tuesday night
the remains were taken to the home of
his sister-in-law, 1908 State street
where requiem mass was celebrated
at st. Louis church. Burial at Mt.
Olivet cemetery. Deceased leaves a
widow and son to mourn the loss OF
a devoted husband and father.
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WHEELER NEWS

Miss Myrtle Aemigh of Burr Oak
Ind, spent Thanksgiving with her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Hatten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carey spent
Thursday with friends in Hobart.
Thad Colt was a Valparaiso visitor
yesterday.
At the rattle at the Social club Wed
nesday evening ffty-two ducks were
raffled off, besides a large quantity OF
oysters.
The employees of the Monarch COM
pany enjoyed a vacation yesterday.
Mrs. H w. Abbott is visiting at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. o. Brenisa
of Caberry. III.
The A o. F. of A. initiated Henry
Sehlobohm last evening.
Mrs. Frank Barney and daughter
Miss Lillian, of Hobart. spent Thanks
giving with Wheeler friends.
William Ehlers, of Chicago spent
Thanksgi with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Ehlers of Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White of Ham
mond. Ind spent Thursday at the
home of their son. VIII.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Crofts transacted
business in Chicago today.
Miss Nellie Jones and mother Wis
tied in Chicago today.
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PULLMAN

At the meeting of the Junior Reading
club wednesday afternoon at the Pull
man library the following officers were
elected:
Observation-Disclosures Heistand.
Vice President-Louise Iserwood.
Secretary and Treasurer-Mary
Walker.
The work that will be taken up for
the winter has not as yet been decided
on but they expect TO decide on that
next Wednesday and also great many
new members will be taken in.
Burt Ray OF Pullman. and Miss Mary
McCalister of Roseland were united in
marriage Tuesday by the justice of the
peace.
Miss Rene Quinlan of 5 Arcade Row
entertained a few friends at a o'clock
Thanksgiving dinner IN honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Baker of West Pull
man, who have just recently been
married.
The dance given by the Young Mems
society Of Pullman Thanksgiving eve
ct Market hall was attended by large
crowd who report good time.
The concert given b. the Lithuanians
1t Market Eall Thanksgiving night was
well attended and proved to be very
interesting. 1t is hoped that roller
skating Will soon start in market hall
The Tea Rose girls met at the home
of Miss Eva Barribal OF Michigan ave-
nue., Tuesday evening After the meet
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Bruster considers them salts factory
and expects to begin the series of off,
cial tests today. The final report Will
not be made for about ten days.
Jacob Geist, of this city. residing
near the Fort Wayne depot. was rob
bed twice this week. On the first visit
the thieves secured $40 in cash and or
the second, $1.2S.
George Ferris, aged 10 years, resid-
ing west of town, was kicked in the
face yesterday by a horse. fracturing
his jaw and breaking his nose.
F. X. Starshak. William Jansen and
w. F. Bohlman of Englewood came
down to Valpo with Jack Walsh, &
former Nalpo boy. who has a position
with the Elliott Wholesale Fruit house
of Englewood, to visit with the latter's
parents, Thanksgiving.
Wednesday afternoon about twelve
miles west of Valparaiso, between Lot
taville and Ainsworth, a freight car Of
Grand Trunk extra, 913, broke down
delaying traffic for several hours. Nc
one was injured.
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Thanksgiving guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Scheidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kaska spent yes
terday with Chicago friends
Mrs. B. B. Bale went to Chicago last
evening to visit friends for few days.
Miss Lena Nicholson Of Chicago spent
Thanksgiving in Hobart with her par
ents.
VIM. Mathews and family OF East
Side. Ill, spent Thursday with Mrs.
Mathews parents. Squire Mathews and
wife
Prof. and Mrs A ". Wolkenhauer Of
Valparaiso were guests yesterday of
Mrs. Wolkenhauer's parents, Rev. and
Mrs E. R SchueIke.
c. J. Wegesin and family Of Chicago
spent Thanksgiving Day in Hobart with
their son. Joe and family. Mr.. Wegesin
and daughter Agnes returned to the city
last evening.
The dance given Wednesday evening
in Strattan's Opera house by the Hobart
Volunteer Fire department, was well
patronized and fine time had by al
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ing music. games ard refreshments
were INDUCED IN.
Mr. and Mrs. George Swing and
sons, Charles and George, spent
Thanksgiving with relatives on the
west side.
The Palmer Park girls and boys of
the gymnasium will give an entertain
ment and dance in the Assembly hall.
Dec. .. On that night the medals won
n the Athletic contest will be pre-
sented.
Horace Griffet and Miss Nellie Fitz-
gibbons We're United in marriage We'd
nesday morning by Rev. E. S. Keough.
The great football games Thanksgiv-
ing Day between the Marlows Of Pull
man and the Arimos Of Roseland at
One Hundred ana Seventh street and
Indiana avenue, resulted IN a score OF
6 to 0, in favor Of the Arimos. The
game was called at 3 p. m The
A rimos have had J. Malone. formerly
Of the Thistles coaching team for the
past two years, while the Marlowes
have gone along for the past two
years without a coach. However. for
about two or three weeks, OriOl Creap-
eau, the well know Thistle halfback
has been coaching the Marlowe boys
and has wrought very noticeable i'm
provement in the playing Of the team.
Following are the players, their
weight and position at the game:
Marlowes-E. Engle, 12O pounds, lie; r
Thompson. 153 1t; W. Dahms. 147, lg;
A Lund, 1875, center; r. Erwin. 1856;
rg A Howes 168. TT; T. Osborne, 143,
rh; W. Stanley. 157. III; A. Sullivan, ISL,
fb; J. Spainer, 135. sub; c. Teach. 127.
quarter Arimos-A Anderson. 1876, lie;
o. Schmidt 1873, 1t; c. Johnson, 14O lg;
P. DoIbeer, 155, center; A, Johnson, $50,
rg: c. Osborne. 40. TT; Fisher. 1873, RI;
c. Cowles, 40. III; II. Westfan. 1872, fb;
II. Allen. 145, sub. W. Howes. IT'S. quar-.
Average weight of Marlowes, 40, of
Arimos, 145.
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who attended. The department cleared
about $500.
Joe Glynn. who is telegraphing for
the Z. J. Z. at Madison. Ill, spent
a couple days this week in Hobart
with his parents.
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LANSING NEWS

Misses Hattie and Lille Steinbach
were Chicago visitors Tuesday.
Miss Emma Labahn spent Tuesday
in Chicago.
William Busack, ST., was business
visitor in Chicago Tuesday.
The Lansing public school will close
Thursday and Friday of this week for
Thanksgiving holidays.
Rev. Donwstra viii hold Thanksgiv-
ing services in his church on Thanks
giving day.
A. Van Kley was a Chicago. visitor
Wednesday
Mrs 5. SWEETS and daughter are
spending few days in Chicago.
A. De Haus was a business visitor in
Chicago Wednesday,
Miss Sara Jansen spent Wednesday
in Chicago.
William swart jr. is quite i'll with
the quinsy
Mr.. and Mrs J. De Kock of Roseland
spent Thanksgiving with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Prius
Mr. and Mrs. s Blocker of Roseland
and T. Gouwens of South Holland were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. jan
sen on Thursday.
b Van strigt is visiting friends in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. Cooy OF Hammond
spent Thursday with Mrs. Cooy's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Tanis.
Miss Jennie Vanderlinden and Miss
Martha Kingma are visiting relatiy es
in Roseland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vanderlinden
and children attended the wedding Of
their daughter. Clara, to Mr. Hookstra
in Roseland on Wednesday.
Charles Vansteenberg OF Austin is
spending a few days at home
Miss Lizzie Guden was a visitor in
Harvey, Wednesday.
The Misses Thilmont entertained
company from Chicago Thanksgiving
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Int Hout of Will
mette were the guests of Mr.. Int Hout's
parents on Thanksgiving.
{. Int Hout of Chicago is spending
a few days at home.
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.HEGEWISCH AND BURNHAN

Mrs. William Neel W ; called to
Michigan today by the serious illness
of her mother.
The Elite club held their regular
meeting at the home of Myrtle Alex
ander last evening.
Dan Jordan and daughter, Louise. are
contemplating a trip to Germany.
Mrs. Lammerlng was a Chicago Wis
itor today.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Norma Lundberg and Rev. G.
A. Anderson at the NJ. E. Church
Thursday afternoon, Nov %.
Mrs B. A Cobb is Ill at her home
on Pullman avenue.
A Gabrusky is putting new founda-
ton under his residence on Center
street.
Entertainment to be given Saturday
evening. Nov. 80, at the NJ E. church,
at Sis o'clock:
Opening ..........P Piano. Violin, Cornet
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Mrs. ]. Berg.
songMLittle Shaking Quakers -.
Sacred Solo. Miss Federmeir
Chicago.
Recitation. ... Miss Minnie Patton
oea' Miss Martindaie. Miss swaney
Piano Solo. Miss Ella HohWy
Reading .............. Miss Lena Reed
Piano Solo. Mrs. Goodwin
Vocal Solo. MISS Alblna Doe
Reading ............. Miss Garrett
Evanston.
Duet -. Misses Federmeir and Friend
Cornet olo...-.-...::. ii. y. MaTtlr
Impersonation 80. Miss Z. Martindale
Piano Solo. Miss Garrett
Trio. ... Misses A. Doe, L. Doe, Bayliss
Sacred Solo. Miss tedermell
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-29

buyer likes to buy of those who
Ike TO sell, and the only proof he has
Is TO notice who advertiSes.