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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-27
IS, NOTICES ETC.

~ akAf4NT A HARNESs7 THEN
ullen, the harness man, No.
St.. Augusta. Maine. He can
eney and make anything you
~ Myharness line. All work guar
u ooaii1ng a speciality. oct17dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-27

nov20. q. de c4daily
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-27

WHITE ASH IN FOUR FOOT
lengths In. and up In diameter; also
white ash stumpage and shovel handle
blocks Address C. 8. Towle, Winthrop.
Me. Telephone connection. aug2Sdtf
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

gIs @eiiter Georg 6rieorid Sdn-
oel 1744 Die SauptprObe ieines &c
Geum Iult0unll5~. Dieier tief ergrei-
feroen GonOihtung 5lr 5eier oes
lltrehter 6rteOensidluiies, abbielt,
rief er, nod che Die @robe begann,
poIler 9egeiiterung ans: Gin
Sunosfott, 4ameraoen, tUer einen
6ebler begebtl@ Die @rbubenbeit
Der 9Ompoiition, niflt minOer a6cr
aith ibre unilbertroffene 9lusfiibrung
oeriebteu SdnoeI in cine f0rmlihe
gtltule, io0aB er - man mar bereitS
Dem Sdlltile ndbe - pl0blid) Der.
5udten alraeS ult0 meltOer0eiien
9leihidm 0nitano uuO an Oicie @eiie
psrgaB, am gn0e eiues Saees Sen
Saft gum ~iolaenoen Safe aujugebea.
9luf Oiele5 unltebiame @erieben Dis.
fret auimertinm gemadt. 5udte er
Suiammen mo oirigirte Damn oos
5onitiJf obne llnterbrehuuq bis
5lm @n0e. IA dber iibeundltiqte es
ion mo n betarntc. beige Gbrdncn
Der Riihrutg uno SrelpOe in Sen Au.
gen, often itro ebrlih: IS d bin
Der SltuoSfott. Iiebe 5reunOe, oerjsibi
mir meineu groben 6ebIerl@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
9ussitOI5.

@ober Oieier 3dme fommt, olritea
Dobl ieIbit meitige oon Sen Uielen
miien. Die Is linO. IS lit Elm altes
0eutides @ort. Stdrb bel uuieren
aernlauiihen &orfohren Elm &aler. 10
erbte Ser 1lteite Sobu BEN Sug. 5. l.
Den sol ooer oas 2an0gut, mGbrenO
0ie ulr0eren 8inoer init @eniaem ab.
qcrulr0en mur0en. @eil aber Sic
7Sanulien Oo6 germ 3uinmmenbIieben
10 balIten iid Die 8rii0ar Oes erben
am oeu 0ug hires @aters fleine IRON.
miageu. 0ie man StoIjen narllte.
iooaB ibre 9ciiser nam rSage.Stol.
SEN bieBen. MseiiteHs mu6ten Oieie.
neil lie mentg ooer gar uidts qcerrbt
hatten I'M ebeIoiGl StanOe leben
mn 10 iibertrug man oen Raman
~0ageitol3e~ almGbIid auf aIe
Sungseeleu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

5ientlid ftein. aud aaerlei @emiiie,
gelbe fiibeH. &0rres. 9eteriiLiemDur.
gel, Selerle. Grimes, aartoffeln uno
3uIebeln DerOen IN Sheiben ae.
lfnEften. Damn qie6t man SmIen.
mart IN gut nit Dem 7edel III per.
lhlieBeHoes aodgeihIrr, oaraui oas
@emiiie, sic aartoffeIn un0 sulest
oas 5leEih. Sai3 umO 8feTer. @iro
ef1Dn 3 big 4 StunOen geoampit.
51ls niht piel Sdit porb1noeH.
ltaHbt man etpos Webl oaran. gie5t
6leIlhbrnbe 0a3u mo uerfodt 0as
@an3e.
&inOsrippen. Bon 5luei
Cdienrippen badt man oben oieano-
den meg. idneiOet Oas 5leii6 f~otelet.
teartIg etlUas Elm, flopft uno ipidt es
MT gelpur5tem Sped, giebt es nebit
3lDiebeln, &urseln, 2auf), eInem
Stud ytierenfett ODER einem Shopf.
loffel letter Bride uno efDas 3diier
N EN- 0eitJtrr un0 odmpit e 3uge.
oedt 1R bis 2 ShnOen. 9lan mug
nndiebeH, Oh lid oas 5leii6 nidt an.
legt uno na6 9eoarf &aiier ODER
9riibe nahgieBen. 9as 5leiih muB
5ulest gelb uno iebr meid iein unO
miro nit Der trdftigen Sauce ange.
riftet. Wlan giebt SpGsle OOer &c.
badene 9%lrtofieln Oa5u.
@tener 8%adfleiid: @utes
8albfleiih miro in Wur5eIbriibe
meidgetoht gu id)onen Staden per-
tbeilt, nit gfeffer uno Sal3 beitreut,
in Wtebl, perriJbrte gier unO Sem.
melbroiel georebt uho langiam in
beIBela. i6mimmeRoem S6maI5 pie
8adbubnhei gebaden.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
Senf5nm a d e n.
Die GruabrHns Der @aOdsu.

IS lit elm Srrt6um, ipenn Die giiit'
ter gIalben, ie mebr elm 8ino 81 ellen
befommt, oelto beiier miiiie es geOel-
ben. geionoers i'm @lter 5Uilden
Dem i%iebenten bis gum fiinf5ebnten
gebensiabre miro in Dieier 8e5iebung
leitens Der Wfiitter uiel geiiinoigt. Bel
4uaben, ole ourd niel 9emegung I'M
6reien, Ourd Spiele nit 8ameraoen
it'd mebr nltstoben, ols Die iitt-
iamen tIetnen NtGohen, idooet oas
03uOieleien" Der 4onititution meni-
ger. Defenders aber in Der 3eit Der
gntmidluns Der Mdoden lit ouf cine
CUTE, rei5lOie, nabrbafte Scott 8ertb
5u legen, uno es lit BON groBem @or.
tbeil. iUenn oos idon bel 3eiten Den
ain0ern beigebra6t miro. Sebr gu
empfeblen tDegen i5rer geiunoen
3dbrtraft iino: Butter, Sabne, @ier,
Wtild, &eis, ieoe Siilienfrudt uno,
100 IS %angaugig, pieI gralnes Semitic
uu0 Oiel Salat, nit Gitrone uno gu.
der angema6t. 6leii6 ioute nur elm.
NAL am Gage perabfolgt perOeu,
oenu na6 Nniiht pieler berporagens
Der @er5te ma6t Is n5ro0s. Au6
Meblipeiien nit Srud)tiGften iino
nabreno; obne itart 5u MAIDEN, geben
tie bod Dem iungen 4orper Die no.
tbige WteHge BON 3~udereebdlt, Die &c.
raoe Ser beruntuadieuoe WenidD
braudt uno Iiebt. Strenq an Der.
meiOen lit aber oas 9ai6en 5ruii6en
ben Mabl3eiten ODER fur5 Dor Dem
mie iiberbaupt unregelmdBiges
uno 81 ipGtes Glen. Ole Mittags-
mabI5eit ioute aud nirtlid Mittogs
eingenommen tperoen, 0as frugale
abenobrot aus giern, 9rot nit But
ter unO @lilh, ODER aus Musbr0ter
.beitebeno, nift 5u ipGt. 60 pie man
gar niht geniig Dor geiitiger lleber.
biiroumg marnen fam 49, lei0er qibt
es aber immer nod @iitter. Oie
n@unoerfiuoer" ans ibren Sodtern
MAIDEN mohten - 70 fam man gar
nidt genug abratben Dor lleberfiil.
lung oes Rogens, Die iid Itets nit
ben Sabren radt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

tbeilen su fonnm. oenen seeeniiber
fein @ioerltano m0glid. Die gran.
Die gennu neib, mas lie nil. MIR 0as
Derlangt. mas moglih lit. lid itefs
fIar Onriiber 1T, DieDic; 3eit 5urstus.
fibrung zines g~egebeuen 9eiebls no
teig 1T mare iona6 die t0eale
Sausfrou" fir oas 9ienltperionaI.
Die 1rau, oaren @ObHnng uno 1iih
mie Sic Itrablen0e gIiIthe elmer gang
gebeimen Ebdtigfeit erihemen, Die
zee, oeren 3auberei itets nniidtbar
lit - Die ieeale &ausfrau~ fir ben
0ntten.
9mba griasnp.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

IN sransn RebeIH idIaft ole Stabt,
Sir briden am S0OeH bumpf un0 ifwerI
QHs - In WaiieH bic 9auier Iteb'n...
Hf, meiRs Seele 1T maOs uHb matt
rlnb wSnte an freien @aiierH seb'H,
Nm fTetsu @aiiern, aHf SunHeHwesen,
eeudteHbe 6erHeH um it'd Der -.
92GiHe Seele 1T miioe nHO matt
IlHb wolte iteisen bersan, bersaH
lem 8idlf %sntgegeH.
unb wOlts trinfsn Don eiuiseH GueleH,
Ben episeH Ssr5meH. bic mahttpen flus
then 49,.
I'd - bic IoeerHbeu OlutbeH
MeiHer SebniHmt %berflanaeH.
SesIe, no limb beiue Eraame?
SesIs, bnrd @elteHraume
@Olteit bu iaHhBsu0 flisaen
un0 mnft i'm Stanbe liesen
WeiangrH
Bon oner @tuife Reiaen
Slisb aud Hiht elmer melr,
Ser 6roe Nebel iteisen
uue UadlieE nm mid Der 49,.
SorotbeG @oebeIeL.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
&eseln fir aOnBert Ssin6criHusu.

aus Sttttgart ienoet EN- 2eier Der
5rantfurter 3eituug foIaenoe Reaeln
fiir aon3ert 9eiuherinnen, Die ultf
8rrno ieiner grfabrungeH in ben
8on5ert SdIen aufgeiteat Doroen
limo:
L. 4omme itets gu Ipdt l,nO iu6e
oeinen 8las m6olid)ft oem1hIid
lino nit m0gltdit DieI @erduid aut
oamit oeine Rebenmeni1en iib ar.
gernI
2. Seize INNER einen m6aIihit
groBen 9ut auf Den aopf, ben bu
i'm Sdfte Der 0tuiit 5l luieaen bait,
oumit Oeine 9ebenmenihen iid ar.
germ!
8. @erqiB ia nibt oeinen SSaher
mit5unebmen, neHn m0qlih eineu
ioIhen aus SdilopIatt ODER ionit
eiHem barten Material. S6deIe bid
0nmit ben gor5en aben0 un6 ersieIe
10 cine biibihe StoruHg oamit 6eiue
9febenmenihen lid argernl
4. Seridume niht. in oeinem 8ro.
grantm pQbre1lo Der 8orfIbrund
moglifit oft 3I bldttern uno oanit
Elm ollerliebites @eraulf berporsu.
0amit 0eine Qebenmenihen
lid arqernl
5. llnterbaIte old uuousqeiest
nit oen llmiibenOen uno mode
nanlentlid bel 9ianiiino : SteDen
Oeine 0adbarin m0dlidI. auff0uiq
olif sic oir ihou eriheinen0en Stel.
len aufmerfianL 0amit oeine Ieben.
meniden iid drgernl
6. Gertiefe oih 10 iebr In Sie
9Rlliif. ouB OH 0er Saft nit oen
9SuBipiBen ipippit ooer bilf nit Dem
9fbiae Guf oem 9artetfboSen nod.
oamit oeine Rebemeni6en lif ar.
germ!
Z. @elm on eIauit. oab ous Son.
sert 81 @noe geht. 10 pude 0eine sic.
beniodleu 5uiauimen uuo berette Did
mogIihit qerduihpou gum pl6slider
Dor. oamit oeine 9ebeHmen.
'den lid draerul
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

9eroGdtig. gauer: ,MeP QofN
bar. Der Sias. gfaHt mir gar MIN.
mer rett; crit geiterH bat er ii6 a
@ieBbud 'fauit.@
Ser fleine Geiddftsmoan,
@dnshen befam fiir ieoes TuserS
SteduaoeIn. 0as er bon Der GtSe
aunammelte fiinf gfennige uon ici.
ner Miutter. oanrit Das 9abu midi
Nlraiii trdte. ,Tarie.@ i,1te
S1nsden 3ur @rnme. . .meiBt 81.
mas Id tblrn nil. tDeln i'd 5Dansil
Eiennig 5einmmen ba5e9~
ggtein mar Sic 4u1porf. .Naun
meroe id mir EN- Bafa Stefn1OeIn
fauFen. iie ole ouf Sie GrSe psrfeu
uro oaun mieog uIfammeIn,' errpi.
0srte Der luaae Stransmona,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

Giirt9. @'aoame Gum n9llea
9ienitmdod)e0; Dor alien 0;nlsn
erTuarte Id 0aB Ste oeridnUi,le1
- GieuimdOheu. .01ruli
tonueu Sic lih oeyluiita; Mta1ieri1)
mas iou lh oenn oer'tueiltu2~
8erbeiiert. ,1Sbr Nerr @en,1hl
1T Ia MN an cine bobere Shule per.
lest % lperoeu Gle iroh ieinl
Best muB er iib mobl uiat me,r 10.
pieI ir3era2 2 drlern mab er
lid iait uoh mehr aaer 0oh noe.
niaitens nit beiieyn ata9eru,"
ShIau Reiut .@3run
idNaut oeua S5r @ol0g Is a,i9onnt
uah Dem E,id BIN Nrav ..
oas tlu9e &ieb bat ac,rerft. oot id
Sen &rateu ba0' oubrunsl lsiien
mro 81 partet er TEST o,rau 0lB
.hu mir meiH 9lauU Gil Den 0opi
piTisl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

brdude t0uuen ODER, mie III einem
artifel 0es Barrier Temps" aisgs,
fiihrt miro, nift IGnser uH6 Ueiter
IN unierem Sabrbunoert beitebeH,
uro aud Der aoran miro nit olleH
~9eitimmunsen uidt gegen Die
8eireuHg BON Sarem 6ront matea
foHnen. Cine 9reihe lit gelegt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
SNooeatfae 6Ieiidge.
ridte.

Gle 9a1euihe Slide itebt Ser otter.
reIdlllten .ttdlt uah in Tliue uno
St'mata0tl9feit ser 5Ieiihipeiien.
"a 9'ebt & Brat. ulro oblebrniute
@1gea ulo 3uuaerl. ge0inltcten
&rol ui0 ShloBbrlten &ihelitei.
ner 6letH u. 4. Gte 9ereitungsort
eIili9er bel ebteer 9eridte lei bier
mJtgetbeIli
y dettetner 6Ieid: Gin
Sntd 8laasleaoe. pom SAINT uuo Sett
oelreif, l5nei0et man aber Den 5aoea
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

ShmeideIei al fresco. Game
a@d6e 6i9ur in ser Suaorius 1T
Sbnen an Tebiten2 2" - Serr: .
Sbre. 6rduIeiR aIoral"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
AHerlet.

Cine oblisatorfihe 6ortbiI5ungs-
lhule fir 5rouen iou IN Berlin az
0lterH 1907 eiHseridtet DeroeH.
: Die aer5tin d. meo. @aIerie
aurtur5 1T bonn ungariiden Mliniiter
.oes SHnern nit Der 8eriebHng Der
ObIiegerbeiten oes SefunolrarStqs
am itaatIifeu &InoeralpI in GpuIa
betrGut Dor0en.
> Gin 0oftor beirntbet SEN an.
oeren. 9ieier oIte Shers uieoerboIt
fid ober Jest baud I'M ernit. 90
BADEN lid in aarIsrube Or. meO.
8ormirgbaus uuo JriuIein Gr.
meo. 9appels nermablt. 5ran Or.
meO. 8ormiHgbmIs lit aer5tIn iir
6rGIen uno Ailroer.
=
9ie erite Bromotiou zines tDeib.
fihen 0Ottors ierblder @~ationulItit
funO su @nOe oes Iesten Sta0ie1.
iabues an ser l~lriDeriitdt @ien 1toh.
6ralleim 81. Sl3fa@ iorgeoics fbritt.
Iihe 9%iiertnti0n bebun0eIt elm Ra. !
pitel aus Der forbidden 9atiHts:
sGas 2eben oes @i5~eponDnoen No.
naiterID".
= Our 0o5entin fir aermoniide
9biIoiopbie muroe 5rdulein Or. phil. !
4nua Banes am Mep6om @ouege IN
Cambridge ernaunt. gIuBerOem er.
belt fie fir oie 9ibeIiiberieeunqen
einen 8reis BON $50 ans Dem Saro.i
8eOdhtniBfouo. Gs lit 0as erite MaI, |
Dab Oieier 9reis elmer 6rau SuertbeiIt
muroe.
Die aouigin @arie BON ReapeE ,
bat, nm ibren ebgnaIigen 2anoes,
finoern, Oen pom gro6eben idmer
b%etroffenen 6ranen @alabriens, su
belfen, in 9aris einen 8erfaufsldoeT
fir faIobreiiibe IooeIarbeiten ein-
geridtet unO fid) Die OberIeitung
Dorbebalten. Sn ReIdbrlen ielbit
bat lie Arbeitsfurie %er0ffnet, mo e
lit beDun0erungsmiiroig, mel6e
feline &ofofoitidereien unO funitpon
genGbte SpiBen Die auf 10 %nieoriger
8iIOungsihife iteben0en iiioitalieni-
ihen 8duerimen inter iad. unO
mo0eoeritdnOiger 2situng ausnibreH.
Ger5eit iito bic Arbeiten IN &ien in
Der 4usiteaung oes g@ereins euIDer-
beHOer 5rauea" gu ieben.
= 4 = ,
= Sn @aris baben fi6 fiirSIi6 !
5tDei 9anen ais 9edtsantudIte ME
O~ergeIaiien. Bel oieier 8eIegenbeit
errpGbnt oie n3epue beboomaoGire", !
0nB in ben 8ereinieteH StGaten 5ur
3eit nidt peniger, ais POS DeibIide
aOpofoten fbren 9eruf 0ffentIih aus
iiben. 9o aber nift peniger, ais
89.442 Redtsanruilte in @nreritn
tbdtig fino, mus man etnrGumen,
oaB Der @ettberDerb Der SraueH benz
mdnnli6en @eidlebt einitrpeiIen nod
feinen groBen S6nOen oufilgt. SB
ReuieeIano, MerIto, Chile,
Sapan, ShDeoen, 5innIanO, Nor-
unO in Der S6rDey bereitet
man BEN 6rauen feline SinOerniife,
ais 6e1tsampdlte an ben @erihteH
81 tpirfen. gelr Die Sdauei5 iteut
gefDiiie bsionoere 9eoingungen: elm
toOelIoier &uf aufbringung einer
4nution BON 5000 5roncs MHo elm
5d6igteits3eugmB, oas BON @eridt
ertbeilt miro; Ole p~erbeiratbeten
6rGuen mii1en mIBeroem ole Gin,
piaignng ibrer @utteH bei6riRseu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

Donnen. ourd ibren u~neruarteten
8eiuh geitort sn hnben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

> Die aer5tin q. neo. @aIerie
a%rrtuc5 1T bonn uHgariiden Mliniitsr
.oes Snnern nit Der 8eriebuHg Der
OblIegeHbeiteH oes SefunoirdrStes
am itaatIiheH &Iuoerai1I in GpuIa
betraut tpor0en-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
setfe Au fod n.


6 9f0. 6et., 6 gFo. @aidJioOa 8
BIO. unqeIoidten Salt. Wan aieBt
uber So0a uuO Qalf 4 0alonengSal-
ier. Damn ieibt e ab Hno giebt s
Bro. reines Set 0d5u uHo toht Aaes
2 StuHoen. bis es anflngt ieit gu
mscoesl, umter fort1pdbreEeem 8iIh-
ren. @dbren0 e. fodt, DeroiinHt
man es nit 2 @aaonen talten 8al.
Iers, Delfes man 5uerit iiber Die al.
talii6e ghidJuHg gegoiien bat, uaal-
Dem man Die 4 Sal. DAMON dbgeleIbt
bate. Gas mug aud crit FLAIR mer.
Den. che man es dbieIbt, man fugt e.
BEL, ueHn @efdbr oes lleberfohens
oorbanoen iit. Wfan oeriudt Die
eide, inoem man etpas auf einem
Seller erfalten ldBt. 8raoe ebe man
es pom 5euer nimmt. gibt man cine
6anoDoa Sab od5u. Damn ihmeHft
man Oas @eidB, oas Die Seize bdlten
ioa, nit faltem @aiier aus. nm 0as
4nfleben 81 oerbiiten, gieBt Die Seiie
biHeiu uHo laBt iie iteben. 9as gie6i
ungeiabr 40 8funo Seife; tie lit bel
ier sum @oihen, wenn tie orei biz
4 MOnate getrOdnet bat.
alden.
sadOem Der Senfiamen Iangiam
uuo grinoIid auf Bapier in eiuem
maBig parmen Glen getrodnet it,
miro er fein geitoBen ODER in elmer
D9iible fein gemableu. geuH nehme
man uuf - 8funo etrpa 1 hinge
l3uder. risgpe oaDou nit fohenOem
8aiIer einen oiden 8rei, Der gang
Iteif miro, mern er 2-3 Stun0eu
falt geiteat pirb. Qaraui ribrt man
10 oiel @eineiiig bin8u, bis Der Senf
bic rihtige Neaiie biloet. Wtdn per-
mabre ibn in einem gut sei9loiienen
8opf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

> Gin 9oftor beirntbet oen an.
oeren. 9ieier oIte Sders mieoerboIt
fid ober iest bduf.5 I'M grnit. so
baben iid in 4arIsrube Or. meO.
8ormiRgbaus uHo Jr1uIein Or.
meo. 6appels permdblt. 5rau Or.
meO. 8ormiHgbmgs lit Ger5tIn fir
SSr0lteu nm AfrApr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

: Cine obligatorii6e 5ortbiIOungs-
lhule fir 5rauen iou IN Berlin az
OIterH 1907 eingeridtet tDsr0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
Die iorale fausfrau.

(SN(I elder 9Irt muB Die Sausirau
~ wobL ielu. Der Dies ebrenoe
W. Nrnhtfat a~ttnrf.trm4 antrN2
Evening journal., 1907-04-03
Homo Decoration.

Perhaps no part OF the furniture suf-
fers more from the effects of moving
than do the books. They are only too
apt to get lost or injured i'm rough
handling. The only correct method Of
moving the contents of a bookcase is
to lay in a supply Of empty wooden
soap boxes, or any kind Of fiat, strong
wooden box, such as grocers receive
goods in and which they are usually
willing to dispose Of Tor a nominal
prdce. Line these boxes with old news
rapers and lay the books within in
layers. separated by more newspapers,
filing in the spare cracks with smaller
books or wads of paper. Then over
the top spread papers and the task is
done. Unless the books are to travel
some distance, as by train, it is unnec-
essary to put lids on the boxes. 1t adds
TO their weight. and if marked books
the movers ought to know how to
handle them without mishap. In the
case. however, OF valuable books, they
should be securely boxed to avoid in
jury.
II there are several bookcases In the
house. each box of books should be
labeled to avoid confusion, and as far
Evening journal., 1907-04-03
Entertained at Tea.

Special to The Evening Journal.
MIDDLErOWN, April 3.-lMiss Eliza
c. Green, daughter Of Mrs. r. c. Green,
gave very delightful tea at her home
on East Main street, in honor of her
guest Miss Marian Forsdick. of Mem
phis, Tenn. Cherry ice, fancy cakes,
coffee and candles were served.
Those present We're: Mrs Green.
Miss John c. sites Mrs. Henry Sch
roeder Mrs. G. Lindsey Cochran, Miss
Grace Parvis. Miss Julia Lockwood
Miss Helen Brady. Miss Agnes Cochran,
Miss Patton Cochran. Miss Bessie
Cochran. Miss Dora Price. Miss Justine
beverley, Miss BERTHE Cochran. Miss
Louise Mcdowell, Miss Louise Cochran.
Miss Maria Nowland. Miss Elizabeth
Lindley, Miss Mary Rowland, Miss
Katharine Pennington. Miss Helen
Cochran. of Middletown; Mrs. Hugh c..
Browne Of Wilmington; Miss Amy
Bailey. Miss Mildren Patton Of Phila-
delphia; Miss Blanche lyFTsehk Of War
wick.
Evening journal., 1907-04-03
Culinary. Hints.

A menu for a spri ug n;ncheon begin
ming with a fruit course is a follows:
Choose fine strawb erries and serve
them-about ten api ece probably will
do-unhulled and laid with the tips
pointed inward towasd little frilled
paper case holding llulverized sugar
The case ds much prettier than piling
the sugar in the centic yf the plate.
A clear bouillcl, a julienne or prin-
tanier soup can follow, Then lobster
outlets with cream sautse. The prlnci-
pal course should be l1rofled chicken.
with peas and potatoes dn some pretty
form. Then terrandn-at least that was
what was served ait bIucheon from
which these ideas are gielned. For a
less expensive luncheon oinit the ter
rapin and pass on TO th~ salad. This
may be apple and celery. with mayon-
nsise~ served with cheese crackers and
Bar le Due currants.
For dessert at an Easter week
luncheon a beautiful oval nest of pink
spun sugar was served. it contained
IS ice cream eggs Of vanilla. with cof-
fee ice cream inside to simulate the
yolk part.
The final course natuT ally was coffee.
High comports CT silver neld. fruit. and
the flowers were pink roses and white
hlacs In a tall silver vase. The linen
was Of the choicest ana made up with
duchesse lace. even to the smallest
doylies. Asbestos Innings We're placed
underneath to protect f.he polish of the
table The service plates were very
costly. and these are always taken di-
rectiy from one buffers hands by an
other man who glands ready to receive
them and place them safely back with
out injury.
Here is another luncheon, simple but
very nice: mold Of n1aidenhair
ferns occupied the centre Of .the table.
At each plate was grapefruit cut in
basket shape and filled with the pulp
and mara schino cherries.
Fish croquettes came next, with Gu
cumbers and bread sticks and also
gooseberry jam. for many persons avoid
eating cucumbers, yet Ike some tart
thing with fish.
Fried. chicken. mashed potatoes and
peas were the main course. with spin
ach in little boxes of bread for an en-
tree covered with grated yollSs of eggs.
Then a fruit sasad Suitable for a des-
sert, made frsom several choice fruits
out and sweetened. was served, and
finally burnt almond ice cream in tall
glasses, and tea later upon the porch,
so that all could enjoy the first beds
of opening bulbs.
Evening journal., 1907-04-03
A FRIENDLY GROCER
opped . vaIuabIe Hint About coffee.

Dropped a Valuable Hint About Coffee.
For about eight years" writes a NIicn
woman, Il suffered from nervousness
part of the time down In bed with nervous
prostration.
Sometimes I would get numb and It
would be almost impossible for me to
speak for spell. At others, I would have
severe bilious attacks, and my heart
would nutter painfully when 1 would
walk fast or sweep.
Il have taken enough medicine to start
small drug store, without any benefit
one evening our grocer was asking Hus
band how 1 was and he urged that I quit
coffee and use Postum, so he brought
home a pkg and / made il according to
directions and we were both delighted
with it.
80 we quit coffee altogether and used
only Postum. 1 began to get better in a
months time and look like another per-
son, the color came back to my cheeks, 1
began to sleep well, my appetite was
good and commenced to take on flesh
and become interested in everything about
the house
.'Finaily I was able to do all my own
work without the least sign Of my old
trouble I am so thankful for the little
book. "rhe Road to Welvlle. 1t has done
me so much good. haven't taken medi
cine OF any kind for six months and
don't need any.
a friend OF ours who did not like
Postum as she made it, liked mine, and
when she learned to boil it long enough
hers was as good as mine. It's easy II
you follow directions" Name given by
Postum Company. Battle Creek. Mich
Read the little book. "The Road to Well
VILE. " pzez There's a reason"
Evening journal., 1907-04-03
Notes of Fashions.

Large hows of ribbons arc utilized in
various ways upon spring headgear.
Fewer " hite hats than usual will be
worn, at le asst that is now the outlook
while black hats will be more the vogue
than last sc ason. Many browns in all
sorts Of shsldes, blues, greens and
neutral tints will be much seen. but the
color Of the costume of some color in it
should be rep eatedtin some measure in
the chapeau.
A good supply of blouses and a tailor
made are the most useful features of a
Spring outfit
Straw buckles, straw ribbons and
straw motifs are all seen upon the new
millinery.
Bright scarlet or green sunshades
will be worn with pongees or tussore
silks showing spots or stripes Of scar
let or green.
Pinafore frocks in blue serge with
white gutmpes are in favor for school
frocks.
cockchafer and leaf browns are both
fashionable.
Evening journal., 1907-04-03
AlImond.Rond Wedding To.nIaht.

Miss Rachel Almond daughter Of
w. Stewart Almond Of No. 1924 Wash
ineton street. and Richard Watson
Bond, a. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. "
Bond of No. 1904 Madison street, will
be married this evening I'm Grace
Church, by the Rev. II. W. Kellogg
ID. ID.
Miss Rebecca Cam will be the maid
Of honor. and the bridesmaids Will be
Miss Aleda Bright, Miss Helen Rile.
Miss Edith Jones and Miss Marjorie
Moore. William c.. Bond, a brother of
the groom win act as best man and the
ushers will be Ward Hammond, John
b. Morrow, William Mousiey, A. Con-
nell and S. Weaver.
Evening journal., 1907-04-03
VEGETATION HURT
BY COLD SNAP

BOWIE, Md. ApIG s.--rhe fruit crop
Of Southern Maryland was killed by
last nights cold, the thermometers
registering % degrees. Vegetation had
become TAR advanced by the summer
like weather Of March. The total de-
struction Of the fruit Is believed cer-
tain.
NORFOLK. Va. April "A heavy
freeze In the Norfolk county trucking
belt last night with the thermometer
down to thirty degrees id much dam
age to potatoes. peas and beans. and
fruit also suffered to considerable
extent. The temperature dropped to
25 at L.ynchburg, the minimum for
April I'm the past IS years. and It is
believed the early fruit crop is prsc-
tlcally ruined.