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FOR SALE--Iam going to c'o>e up my busi- ness and wish to sell House, Ba n and Land I shall sell to suit the customer the following: Ia tons of old hay in barn. so tons of new hay. 10 cows. 1 full blood HolStein due Aug. 1st. , years old. 20 head of year old hSffers. 6o casks of good cider in new casks. I pair bay horses. weight 5000, and 9 years none better l pair bay horses. weight 200 and years fast walkers and good farm team- bay farm horse years old HOO. right every and fair driver. bay horse 1uJJ good driver and worker fearless aEd-sound. brown mare for ladies' fearless and will work anywhere. bay mare extra good driver fearless Ga family horse), full blooded Berkshire sows due in Oct, single carriages. Concord nearly new. 2-seated business wagon new. l new MIlburn gear Is axle. 2-seated extension tops, Osborn moving m chine. I Mccormick. horse rake. I5 second hand wagons all kinds. < sets double harness light and heavy. u single harnesses If any one wants he business he can have it. I have been eighteen years at the same stand ana there Is plenty of business every day. l simply am going to quit l have on hand some unfinished work and when that Is completed l will close out the balance of my horses and wagons F. J.. Hosford, New Preston. Conn.,
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Miss Mildred Revees of Astoria is visiting her friend, Ruth E. Johnson, at her fathers farm at Gray's Plains for a couple of weeks.
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Mrs D. G. Beers is spending the week in Lanesboro, Mass, and has also visited her son, H. c. Beers, at Pitts field, Mass.
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Rev J. H. George was in Bridgeport Thursday, to attend the funeral of Re, Louis Booth.
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Rev Dr Cane of Greenfield Hill will preach at the Congregational church. Sunday morning.
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There will be service in the Hunting ton schoolhouse, Sunday afternoon. at o'clock, under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor society of the Con- gregational church. All in that vicin- ity are cordially invited to attend.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

9 Miss Margaret Hayes, bookkeeper for the w. M- Terry Co.,, is enjoying a two weeks vacation.
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Misses Marie and Gertrude Keauing of Norwalk are enjoying a stay at the Sandy Hook hotel.
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Mrs Robert D. Smith and Miss Alice Smith spent Wednesday in Bridgeport, the guests of Mrs s. H. Smith.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

John s. Peck of Obtuse attended the funeral of Charles G. Sherman in Mon roe, last Tuesday.
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D. N. Clark of Shelton has some big bargains in bicycles.
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Miss Clara Beers of Brookfeld is wis iting Mrs G. w. Stuart.
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Children's school shoes and a fine stock for ladies and gentlemen at the Brick store, Sandy Hook.
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85c A YARD.

All our lawns, voiles and sateens worth from 123 to 17c a yard, now 83c a yard, at French's, Bethel
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Arthur Grove, the Boardman Bridge farmer, paid flying visit to the bor- ough of Bethel, Wednesday night.
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OXFORD TIES

are now at cut prices. You will save money by trading at French's, Bethel.
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Mrs William Sanford and daughter, Miss Emily Sanford, of Brooklyn, who were former residents of Sandy Hook, are stopping at the Grand Central hotel.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

The Franklin reliable flour, prepared flour for making biscuits or other pas try. It's fine. At Taylor, Curtis 6 Co., S.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

The Maplewood ball nine defeated the Sandy Hook team in a 1O-inning game, Sunday, by a score of to ', in favor of the Bridgeport boys.
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MT and Mrs Amos T. Camp are visit ing at Hopewell Junction, N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

DINE SHORE LOTS at Walnut Beach and Harrison Heights. for sale at reasonable prices Will accept small monthly payments If interested write and will call with maps and particulars Also two new cottages just completed at W alnut Beach for sale at Bar
 gain prices If interested in shore property
 of any description let me know for can save
 you money. George Has<Ins. Walnut Beach. Milford
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

Miss Florella Northrop of Montville, N. J., is passing few days in town.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

S. w. Gledhill has generously given the money for bulletin board to be placed on the Methodist church.
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TRINITY PARISH.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

At II a. m., morning service, with sermon by the rector; at 12 m., Sun day school; at 5 p. m., evening prayer.
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The Newtown baseball nine will play with the Bethel boys, Labor day, on the Fair grounds.
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MT and Mrs Thomas E. Keane of Gas street attended the funeral of Mrs Keane's father in Trenton, N J., Mon day.
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William Honan, a popular clerk in the employ of L. c. Morris, who was talk en suddenly i'll, Sunday night, and was removed to the Bridgeport hos pital, Monday night, is now convalesc- ing and will not have to undergo an op- eration for appendicitis, as was feared.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

A new 2O-horse power boiler is being i installed at the local plant of the Borden's Condensed Milk Go.
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Mrs R. N. Betts and Miss Anna Betts W ere in Bridgeport, Wednesday.
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Charles Peterson of New Haver passed Sunday with his parents, MT and Mrs Alfred Peterson.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

Ex-Senator Houlihan, Selectman Blackman and Attorney c. H. North rop enjoyed clam bake at Lakeside, Friday
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

Extra values in harnesses, robes and blankets, harness and trimmings at Taylor, Curtis 6 Go. s.
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Those taking part in the great and only circus in Samuel Pages barn, Tuesday, were Stuart Naramore, Mar guerite Beecher, Ruth Monson, Mary Monson, Elizabeth Bailey, Lloyd Bar ker, Gordon Gale, Sanford Beers, Rob- ert Beers, Helen Allen and Adelene Barker. Clowns, freaks, witches, snake cl.armers, acrobats, fat girls and trained animals were to be seen. An audience of 30 or more enjoyed the per formance. The children had $6 or ST in their bulging treasury after the show. Peanuts and circus lemonade made the old folks young again.
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Mrs Edward Troy and E. w. Tro. have been passing a week at Wood mont.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

Master Harry Keane and Miss Paul inc Keane are visiting their grand father, Thomas Keane, in the Glen.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

S. w. Gledhill of Bridgeport passed
 Sunday at the Sandy Hook hotel. <
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

James Larner of New Haven was the guest of his parents, MT and Mrs Pat rick Larner, over Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

Lawrence Warner returned, this week, to Vicksburg, Miss.
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pr and Mrs Kiernan and Superintend- ent Peale of the Fabric Fire Hose Co.,, are passing two weeks in Montreal and vicinity.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

The Digesto, Hermitage and 1775 blends of coffee at Taylor, Curtis & Co. Special blends of tea.
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Miss Alice Liess returned, Sunday evening, to Bridgeport, after two weeks sojourn with her brother, Fred erick LeiSs.
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John F. Keane of New York is pass ing few days with his father, Patrick l.. Keane.
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Will Hawley has a new top carriage, bought of A. M Briscoe & Son.
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AT COST OR LESS

all our Shirt waists. Come and look them over, at French's.
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Mrs Frank J. McGran and daughter, Margaret, are passing two weeks with Mrs John McGran on Dayton street.
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FOR SALE-The machinery complete for a II Flour and Feed mill. consisting of four foot burr stone. with the necessary cleaners shutters, elevating and conveying machin- cry. 1 36-inch Hunt wheel. l 3o-inch II Humming Bird wheel all in good repair except bolt. which will need covering. Will be sold very cheap. Also one 2o-horse power horizontal engine and one 24-inch Burr mill horf- zonta al shaft For further particulars inquire of S. R. Hill. New Milford. Ct.
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Mrs w. B. Sniffen went to Lancaster, Pa., Monday.
 Birdsey Sniffen has undergone op- eration for appendicitis.
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George Dayton has secured position in Bridgeport.
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Charles Ravens has surrey, bought of A. M BriscOe & Son.
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The D. M. READ Co.
 Bridgeport, Conn
Washington M II tn al
 Fire Ins. Co,
 INCORPORATED is5i. POWELL G. SHELLEY, President FRANK J. KILBORN, Secretary Washington Depot, Conn.

Rates Furnished Farm and Residential Property and Live stock.
 X Purely Mutual Company No High Ton ed Expenses. and Rates at Lowest Notch Con sistent With the interests of the Policy Hold
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Fancy groceries, complete and up- to-date stock, at Taylor, Curtis 6 Co.'S.
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Ten Pages.
TOWN TOPICS.
SNAKE CHARMERS, ACROBATS
 AND FAT GIRLS.

ALL CROWD TO SEE THE EXHIBI-
 TON.
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TAX COLLECTORS NoTICE-I will be al Il the Brick Building Saturday. June is. from II a. m 10 : D m. and each second and last Saturday of each month thereafter. from is m. to D. m. John F. Houlthan. Collector. Newtowu. Conn April s 1907
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Probate Notices.
DISTRICT OF BEDDING. s. Probate Court

DISTRICT OF BEDDING. ss. Probate Court Estate of William E. Duncomb. late or heu- ding, in said district, deceased.
 The Administrator with will annexed hay account with said estate to this Court for al lowance. it is n 1907. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at the Fro bate 3ce in Bedding be & and ,onn 5ne Same of Is said supplemental administration account wllh l ministrator with will annexed to cite all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place. by publishing this order in some newspaper having circulation in said District. and by posting a copy on the pup DIG Sign-post in the Town of Redding, where the
 >''',N>' ''' John N. Nickerson. Judge. DISTRICT OF BEDDING. ss. Probate Court ding. in said district. deceased: Th Court of %9es f the s Gf months from date hereof. for the creditors of ment. Those who neglect to present their ac- counts. properly attested. within said time. debted to said estate are requested to make Marcus II. Burr. Administrator.
 Estate of William H. Burr deceased.
 Bedding Ridge. Connecticut.
 EOR SALE--One 6-horse power engine and boiler in first class condition. Boiler ,,a iS Address W. c. Johnson. Newtown. Conn.
  sound. true in all harness and fearless Julius A. Beers. Walkers Farms District. Route F. Sandy Hook. Ct. TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE--I will be at l the store of Connery Bros. Georgetown.on Wednesday. August 2Sth. 1907. from esa a. m till 12 m.. and at the town house in Redding on August 3lst. 1907. from to D. m E. P. Sanford Tax Collector. Redding. Conn, Aug. B. 1907. FoR sALE--l new milch cow; end spring U top buggy in good order. E. .. Sherman. Stepney Depot. Ct. CATTLE NOTICE. | I will be in Newtown. Monday. Aug a6th. | with cows. milking and fresh. bulls. calves and a few fat cows. !. B. SHAW. WANTED--To purchase. several bob calves. w Henry c. Johnson. Jr.. K. F. D. 11 Sandy Hook. EOR SALES fat steers ready to butcher I Henry c. Johnson. Jr.. R. F. ID. IF. Sandy Hook. E,OR SALE--1O crates Tomatoes. Henry O. II Johnson. Jr.. R. F. D. 17. Sandy Hook Ct NOR SALE--Cow with calf days old Price II $40 w. O. Johnson Newtown-
 LrOR SALE--One team of work horses with U heavy truck and harness. Price s,,oO- w. c. Johnson. Newtown. Conn.
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WHY PAY RENT. When contract in the
 W Home Security Co. Inc. entities you from 500 5000 to buy or build home. city or country. at a cost of only per cent. Your car ia re paid here and return to any part of this state if YOU take a 5000 contract City and Country Real Estate bought sold or ex- changed. all parts of this state James J. Brophey. State Representative u Grand st.. Danbury. Conn.,
 DOR RENT-From about August l. an s-room house pleasanfly ly located in Newtown Street. large garden and yard: also barn; for par ticulars address Mrs F. W. Barnett. south Glastonbury. Conn.,. call on the premises and H. NJ. Smith, Newtown-
 EOR SALE-1 pair of black 6-year-oId horses.
 V sound and gentle. double single. weight 21oo lbs. a very nice matched pair. or will eN- change for n cheaper pair. c. H. Weed. Long Hill. Conn. r. O. Route 2. Bridgeport. Ct.
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WANTED-A Jersey grade milch or w forward springer COW and would buy a few two-year-old heifers, forward with calf A. c. Lake. R. F. D. Watertown. Conn. Tel ephOne 1o-3. Woodbury div.
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FOR SALE-Pair Devon oxen, years old also 30 sheep and lambs. E. D. Futile, Stepney Depot. Conn. R. F. D. No A.
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NOR SALE--Parlor Stove. feather bed, lawn II swing. mounted Blue Heron, one top car riage, harness. Mrs s. J. sherman, Stony Hill. Danbury. Conn. Tel. 65o-4.
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E,OR SALE--Two covered meat carts En- I auire of Minott Augur or A. M Frisco e. Sandy Hook.
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I fn1uI C1n1
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-15
THE SOUVENIR posTALs.

We will give the souvenir album to
the first Junior who has twenty-five
cards sent by the Courier Junior. Even
If you are working in the grand con-
test you can work in the souvenir pos
tai contest. We are publishing many
of the old letters today and each of the
writers will receive a souvenir card.
We are also publishing the recipes and
these little contributors will get pos
tails. We want more recipes. But we
want the Juniors to send in either a
letter Or story when they send in re.
cipes.
The Juniors who want postals can
either write letters, or else write
stories on the following subjects:
New Years Resolutions
"A Journey to Dreamland"
What Benny's Father Told Him.
"a Day of Sunshine"
You can write these stories when.
ever you please, the sooner the better.
The week we publish them we will
send the postals.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-15

Will lay in his bed and as the
moon shone down on him he was pom
dering over question. AS he was
thinking he saw little man whom
he called Brownie at the window
Willie went there and saw long lad
der reaching up to the moon. The
brownie started and Willie followed
When they came to the end he saw
man in sleigh. and two RENDERS
hltched to it. Willie got in the sleigh
and away he rode. He landed in a
garden where there was very many
little boys to play with. After having
enjoyed a merry time, he went to a
large gate which was opened by a
little boy. He returned in the sleigh
ana rode back to where the ladder
was. He had started to go down the
ladder when he fell an bumped his
head. When he looked up he saw his
mother bending over him. She asked
him if he had slept on the floor all
night. He said he had made journey
10 the moon and had fallen down.
Phillip Fritz,
Age s. West Burlington, la.
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THE SELFISH GIRL.

There were once two little girls
whose names were Ida. and Jennie.
Ida was years old and very kind,
good girl. Jennie was years old. She
was cross and selfish. and always do.
ing something to tease some one. Ev.
erybody loved Ida. and all of her play
mates liked to have her go to see
them. But when Jennie visited any OF
her playmates she was always getting
into trouble, and they were glad when
she went home.
Whenever presents were sent to
that her sister would get something
better than she received. A visitor
once gave her silver dime and Ida a
nickel five cent piece.
AS soon as Jennie saw that her sis
ter's piece of money was larger than
hers she was sulky and began to pout
So her sister exchanged with her and
they went to the store to spend their
money. Then she was cross because
the st2re keeper gave her sister more
for the smaller piece Of money than
he gave her for the larger piece.
One day these girls father bhoughi
them two fine looking peaches One
of them was rather smaller than the
other and had speck on it.
Perhaps ought to give Ida hel
choice" said the father, "since she is
older than her sister,"
mo. want my CHOICE said Jen
ME. 81 want the largest one" AND
she eagerly snatched it from her faith
ers hand. He then gave the other one
to Ida. When they sat down to ca,
their peaches Ida found hers sweet
and juicy. but Jennie's was so SOU
and bitter that she had to throw i
away.
When Ida saw that Jennie's peact
was not fit to eat she was about t.
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"soURl."

There is little brown dog in this
town
That is known by the name OF
Souri,"
He's lived here all his life,
Sc he isn't from Missouri"
By his affectionate disposition, /,
And his sDortful love of play;
Has won more friends than he can
count,
And he adds more every day.
He's vagabond without a doubt,
Claims no one place for his home;
Tho many would like to have him.
His nature is to roam.
He goes from house to house,
Sure he is a welcome guest,
He speaks" to let you know.
When for food he is in quest.
He shows wisdom for a dog,
Many might profit by his ways;
He never wears his welcome out"
By the length of the time he stays
Dalrymple Elliott
AS North Court ST. Ottumwa.
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SECOND WEEKS WORK.

The Juniors who desire to work in
the grand contest can write a story
about the beautiful picture which was
in last weeks Courier Junior for the
second weeks work. These stories
must be in the Junior office by January
II. We will not announce the subject
but will see what original ideas you
will have about the picture. Also name
the different objects in the picture, de.
scribing each one. In fact you can
write beautiful story by simply de.
scribing each part and then join them
together in a story or legend.
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JUNIOR STORIES.
80 80
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WHAT PENNIES FATHER TOLD
Him

Once upon a time there was a lit
tie boy who had never seen the
mountains and wished very much to
see them.
His father had seen them very often
so he told Bonnie all about the monu-
tains and about the ocean.
Bennie said he would like to see
them. So his father told him when
he went again he would take Ben
ME along. Bennie was glad when his
father told him this. He told him that
he sailed across the ocean in a boat
and Bonnie could go with him across
the ocean
When Bonnie went he thought it
was great thing to see the ocean and
the mountains. And when Bonnie
went home he told his mother all
about it.
Yours truly.
Cophine Sherman, age s,
Birmingham, Iowa.
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NAMES OF THE JUNIOR DONORS.

A few more Juniors belonging to
the Christmas Stocking club have
sent in their names. This week we
sent out souvenirs to all the Juniors
whose names appear below, except
Nernie and Edna Robertson and Ros-
well Eckley 1t these Juniors send us
their street number we will send each
one d souvenir We will NOS publish
the Christmas stocking club after this
week.
Helen Rowe.
Z Gerald Hunter. :.
Winifred Hunter.
Melissa Schaeffer. :
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-15

Dear EDITOR
1 thought l would write and tell you
what / got for Christmas. / got a
Bible, a handkerchief. some ribbons,
some candy and some bananas. like
now. I go to District School No.
Green township. I am in the third
reader. and study spelling and arith-
metic. My teachers name is Jesse
Eakins. / go to the Center school ]
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Spice Cake.

Two eggs, whites of one; two cups
of brown sugar, one cup sour milk, one
half cup butter (scant), two and half
cups cake. flour, one teaspoonful soda,
one teaspoonful allspices, two tea.
spoonsfuls cinnamon, one-half tea.
spoonful cloves, one-half nutmeg, graf
ed. Bake same as other butter cakes.
Lilli;-n Consodine,
Ottumwa, "a, 134 Janney st.
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G. 4
JUNIOR RECIPES.
Lunch Cake,

Lunch Cake,
Four cups sugar, three cups flour.
one-half cup milk, two eggs, two tea.
spoons baking powder, one teaspoon
of extract of peach. Bake.
Pound Cake.
One pound sugar, one pound butter.
one pound flour, two eggs beaten, sep.
arate, very light. One wine glass ct
brandy. Bake.
Plum Pudding.
One cup suet, chopped; one cup m9g
lasses; one cup brown sugar, one cut
milk, three cups -four, one teaspoon
cloves, one tablespoon baking powder,
one cup chopped raisins. Steam three
hours. Serve with sauce.
Blanche Alese Miller
Lock Box P. Abba, Iowa.
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Alden Doud,
Douds-L eando
VINEGAR Pie.


Line pie plate with nice crust.
spread on this a heaping spoonful Of
-four, stirred in one cup sugar, add
one cup water one-half cup vinegar.
Flavor with lemon. Frost or not sa
liked.
Pork Cake.
One and one-half cups -four, one cup
sugar, one cup raisins, one teaspoon
ground spice, one-fourth cup lard, one
cup sour cream, one level teaspoon Of
soda. Bake one hour in moderately
hot oven
Celery Salad.
Cut in small pieces one bunch Of
white celery, with a pint of hickory
nut meats. For the dressing take
yoke Of two eggs, a teaspoon of salt,
pinch of red pepper. Beat smooth.
add one-half tea cup of olive oil, juice
of one lemon and little cream
Blanche Miller,
Abba, Iowa.
Lock Box p.
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Age 10
Chocolate Cream Cake Filling.


One-haf pound sweet vanilla choco-
late grated; one coffee cupful powder
ed sugar; yoks of two eggs: one gill
boiling milk. Stir all together until it
makes a cream. To be spread be-
tween some nice cakes.
Ginger Snaps.
fake cup sugar, one cup molasses.
one cup lard, one-fourth cup water.
one tablespoonful ginger, one table,
spoonful cinnamon, one teaspoonful
salt, one teaspoonful soda six cups
flour. Beat lard to cream, add SUI
gar, molasses, soda and water, then
spices, salt aad flour.
Ginger Snaps.
One pint of sugar, one pint Of syrup,
ont pint of butter, tablespoonful of
lard, half cup of milk, one teaspoon
full of soda, one tablespoon of ginger.
Glove and cinnamon, and flour for stiff
dough.
Alden Doud,
Douds-Leando
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Ottumwa. AS my letter is getting long
will close, hoping the Junior much
success and hoping the girls and boys
had good time Christmas and New
Years. would like to win the prize
If l deserve it.
Your sincere friend,
Miss Mabel Terry. age II.
Foster, Route No. 81.
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name is Mr.. Tedford. l like to go to
school. go to a country school, There
is but one room in our school house.
Well, will close
Dora 6. Cornell, aged IL,
Hamilton, Iowa.