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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
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en- Cont al Norbre 5rons Breitc-
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Elan. Gen fommer til at Iigee |
Nprbeben al Si1riibeim Sanatorium
% BEN cper 2aagen isrenoe Sunb.
FRO.
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Spco.Saacns Rinbc. ;

Spcs.Sascns Iinbc. Speralt
SoIbpf 9p, fra ollie oiientli9e og DC
oaerfIeite prioute 9o8nin9er ouieoe
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Iausorbenen. Sons %cnner ffiIorer
ham ium en- eIifpGroiQ o9 biGrp go
tur, Ser bar me9et ofholbt al Same,
roterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
era Uoroe.
SrpiiI Summnucfoa.

Ipbenoe i ~2itI. Sib." ifaI @etto.
ouerfuooet at iioite ginters Trift |
Srpiil ~aommnneifos beIsbe JIG til
ca. 100000 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
Waalfampen. gisrnitierne 9isrr

Naalfampsn. gisrnitierne gisrn'
ion bar forleoen Dag oppe oeo are'
beren og taIte ON 8issmaalet. Otter
Sisrniou talte ibp: SolfebsiifoIebe'
itprer arpeien. Soenepreit anoers
Sopoen, Maaloieteren, imsoeeif
8isrnion. Ger bar 700 Renneifer
tilitebe. On misunderstanding blep
beiIrtttet oannet. Solbifriper 2sp.
LAMB ifulbe s Gage iencre boIoe 80.
cebrag beroppe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
0iteripsrgief.

@ip mig Cptpsniug ON Rusmls SIisu,
Tprp. Senitn. RDrqe. Sdns iiSiie fjerete
Cpbplositeo par MIDLAND. sts. albert
Strsui, 6drtiuro, isis, SoT 40.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
8rauSc. Srane6ierg

8rauSc. Srane6ierg (SamsG,
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Slo / en- al llbIpnacrne til Somucl
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Grin, inbebrGubte. Hol OF SsssrC
brenbte. 8oarben % geiPtningcr
Dor foriifrct for $1,000 SIR. On
S,Ibens Spfomit pioeS inlet.
aaIunSborg, 226e ausuit
@oorSeier Cars TieIieus @noro
airrbp er / Sormiboo3s totuIt neb.
brrnSt. SISer menc5 at bore op'
iiaoet fra 8isffenIforitcten. gierer
liSer ct ~betpoeIiat 9ob ba gparin.
aerne bar for lapt ioriitreoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08

SpSsfalo. Gireftsr for Statsba'
uernes Wtoifinafoeling Soban Got
freb 0abl Sraal er afsoaet peb %
Cen / ariitiania efter ct fort Spee'
leie benpeb 70 aar samnteI. Sraal
fog Ififeb lite IpriG iaar efter al
bope inoebopt Sireftsritllingen |
% aur; efter gnmooning peObIeu
ban imioIertio of fungere, GA StiI-
Iingen at forifieQise 9runbe life
blep beiat paanp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08

Rdar De iiriocr til aperte.
peuoe, iaa uGr iaa perIis at
meboeIe. at De iaa here's
advertisement I "Detordbs 30,
item. Oct iiirer Dem ben
beoite 9ebauSliug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08

& rum Sjb. gpiiooe ira Srieeu ! 1872.
SprfGnselisbeb. vi gIiie hubert.
SIoprspen.
Sch Splnebsaus.
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Zen beaisc Gufroipne.
Nor Sa,pfins spfserbntter.
, Spur tprnbe 8crbener nsocs. On hanIfs
dmeritanf SortGuin9 al 5. Gbriitiau
8un.
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On grub fra Sapct.
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irdrb oa HieIs 9arre. - Ssititcmnina.
- SpaS ieg bill bprfe. - 9arnepiie. -
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Wornnroeu
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Seno "Iecorob.poiten" til SIRgt
os genner | bet samIe 9dnS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08

SrGussr Dc en- S~pmafinr? Gus.
peunen" er iaa aob iom noaen onoeu
til ben bobbeIte pris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
salt Gicnootit
tilialas eaer tiaeie.

s~s,r.tstm,u,tr uuo,r "Eustg.. -rlnslt-. IN.
'olst- "a ~gitsripsrg'tt- tSittT % 9tHis for - crs fBr
tpsr @ann. e. 10 Gems 1r. CfS Ter oft. Zen ~eDrrfiJss
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filiaasr. atf lgnasr 10 tifs II eeaisEc ila lzIx
euuirttr.
Observation-Disclosures fVisr y Gear, Ss. 2iaie
err ORA ass en- 2iuts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08

TtlialsS. - Wtn 40 acrrs 5arui.
4 I Vii ira 8dglep. G%UuRtpiRest for
Clearwater GuuHtp. let upe 3orge I MiH'
neicto. 8iroeuoe RGno. TOR SnoHtrl. Sioa
not III at 5stals for 5arrrsu. 8ris sl5 pr.
acre. Strip life, meomtHore 3 agter If
housts. 30uH Edlbe, 35 ". SiateI 81,
Ct. 9aul, DiiHH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
Stgte:

stncfSuter, @ebnier, 5irerbineber, @aa.
Der u.i.u.,
ftoite Stbe / bpert Gumr1er eiennem
Gar9aneeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-08
Sprt9linger:

Ses neeen isaaenoe SnSbolosIite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22
HlG)[LILy yNI1)q)ID
7T[RA(g7 t

This beautiful subdivision is located
at 18th South and State street. Has oe-
,pent walks. curbing, monuments, piped
water first class street car service, ana
Is high and dry. None but substantial
houses. can be built on the tract. These
conditions make this subdivision the
hest on the market. The prices are
lower than other subdivisions near the
city,
trip to Hollywood will convince you
that these facts are true only ten
minutes ride from the city and county
building. Cali early and make your Sc
lections, they are selling very fast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22
BUY a HOMIE lM MAJOR AWE,

IT is AND MAIN STONY BLOCKS
ram the Posohce
rysry moden convenience had
ande hu
hayea couple of which
rcan o
furnish the lot aud build
BUY MAJOR AVE
icant
home
and
etc TO be sold this Of
goodte
srnae \ snap
An on a 2Isxl0o
payment down
m
strictly modern. well o Ave,
modern Ave,
wakfr
h
hA that detail
God
BEFORE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22
Hanks & LynAom
a-S2-Ss Hooper Block,
Salt Lake City, Utah
Bell Phone 14N.
FARMS, FRUIT LANDS. HOMES.

H''I'7' NV 7 I4fAINIJS, HUMES.
acres. Woods Cross, 3 shares water, A.
room old adobe and rustic house, in
larry good condition. / acre orchard,
sood work shop, good concrete, stable,
Tor head cattle; 10 tons first crop hay.
concrete cellar, hand plows, / new
cultivator l moving machine. 1 single
buggy l hay rake, / new chaff cutter.
nearly new incubators, bone grinder
ana other utensils, Good well water, for
house use. The land is choice. location
Is close to school house. close to Bam-
berger railroad, close to Salt Lake mar
hets, within / mile from intermountain
Packing Co. plant Price, $500. Terms
easy; 500 down balance at I per cent
with plenty of time, Don't fail to in
vestigate this bargain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

10 acres at Butlervlle, Salt Lake Co.
plenty of water, excellent soil for early
gardening or fruits, immune from the ear
~ frosts, level and nicely located. Price
500: terms 5000 cash balance per cent
Enquire for further particulars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

acres at South Bountiful Davis Co,
FIRST class soil with FIRST water right,
or shares, highly cultivated. can get
good flowing we'll No better soil in the
county for tomatoes or asparagus. close
markets, railroads, and school house.
Price, 800, terms and particulars when
you call.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

10 acres on east bench. good wator
right, new 4-roord brick house. close 10
street car, good windmill. Price. 500;
terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

acres. blocks east OF state Prison.
2-rm, frame house. outDuildinHH good
surface wen water Can be plated and
sold into building lots, Price, $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22
w. j. LEAKER.
202-20s d. F. Walker Blk.

$500
broom modern cottage. No; 1854 Nc
Clellan Ave, sewer gas, cleo, lights, ce-
ment walks. curbing, in fact, a complete
home, only $500
5000
SIS 5th Ave, 4-room brick, modern
plumbing, cleo. lights, sidewalk, large
lot, south front. Remember, cash or easy
payments.
$500
Double, broom brick terrace; will net
10 per cent; very close in; house nearly
new Terms. 1900 cash; balance $50 per
month.
| have a few of those lots in Oyanda
left Remember, $3.50 per lot; 10 per cent
cash; 10 per cent per month.
Ovanda fronts on 9th East.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22
For Sale or Trade

lA-ACRE FARM. 4 MILES WEST or
SAT- Lake CITY p; o. % rods west q
six LIMITS ,, WILL EXCHANGE FOR
brick house, barn sheds. some young
fruit trees, GO acres OF alfalfa, average
large pond, 100 shares OF water right IN
Brighton and North Point canal, land
has produced 90 bushels of grain per
government agricultural experiment de-
partment. You cannot buy land for less
than 500 per aero in this locality to say
nothing Of imprpyGm snts. $1,000 part
cash, balance long terms Investigate
this, us first class proposition. II you
hold city property VIII exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

Now is the time TO buy real Estate
while il is cheap Prices are Just az
sure to advance NJ from Is TO % per
cent within the next six months as
the sun is to rise tomorrow morning.
Remember what we tell you and put the
date down Look over the following ana
see II there is anything you want.
si80o-l-room brick cottage. on sth East
near lith South; 500 down balance Just
like rent
tlS5O-6-room frame with 6Oxl57 feet OF
ground 10 alley, All in fruit iioders ana
Vegetables. This is an ideal little home
and a snap.
N5Do-5-room brick, with god barn. INK
10 feet to alley. Rents for 81 per
month. son down balance 81 per month,
Depot, sao down ana so per month,
$50 Buys q nice new 5o,room brick,
s sd75 o 10 a yai F4 fro a ond F9aT aSd
fne view, Nl@ down balance $50 per
month.
tlj9l-5-rm brick with good barn, S7iax
ground. near i'm South and lith East
We have few acre lots AZ prices
rNurlt. from N75 10 N1o each IS down
t rer month,
FOR RENT
S.room modern brick. close in $685.
5-room modern BRICK cottages SIS
each.
Amdsrs0n . Cummings Co.,
FOR SALE X EN- .pi ........l,,...,,,..
CHOICE LOT, 3 RODS FRONT, EA-
cellent location for terrace on II |
So, near on Avenue ear line. Enquire |
owner a6 Il ST.
THE BEST OFFER GIVEN no |
homeseekers In salt Lake city. Two |
city lots. with new buff pressed bric6 |
cottage hve rooms, Nestibule, pantry |
closet cellar ana nice porches, for |
kl7lb, less than hrst cost l2l6 sherman |
Ave Just east OF 10Th South. on 4th |
East q. W, Sidwel.
SEE HOUSTON. THE HousERs. 200
Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22
9th EAST BOULEVARD
A FEW BARGAINS.

a FEW BARNAINS.
We Offer f0r the coming week a few
bargains in and b-room cottages, from
5000 10 $500 on easy terms, good To-
onllty.
Buy now while values are low Va
terms Give us a call, Now Is your OPP
portunity,
FROsEITH CO, y West 9Th SO, ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22
Anchor Realty Co
10 West End South Street.

Are you interested In the mining In
dustryH II so, see us at once and
got on the ground floor while you can in
come Of the most promising properties.
located close to the new Knight Smelter
IN Tlntic. We can demonstrate TO your
satisfaction that this is no Wild Cat
small amount OF capital to Investigate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22
IGAMM0M
O.
CANNON.
is East South Temple Street.
Is East South Temple street.


'''i''
5-room modern brick beautiruI home
having walk lawns shade "a So,
. ias.'s WHINE iawns' Shade ana ifult
Beautiful, ,.,.on nos.,, brick. ,,,,,,
" '''''' ' 'l Iva A-'N '''''''S''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

New broom modern brick house. (space
for roms upstairsl mantel, cellar, etc,
b0xl5I to alley, southeast. $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

Beautiful Groom modern brick. sSNlS5
IT TO alley, 1913 South 18th East. $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

broom modern brick, beautiful home,
having walks, lawns, shade aud fruit
trees. barn, etc, i5 feet by rod, south
east ....,,.. ...................,S $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

tl30o-4-room brick cottage on 6th East
near lith South, 500 down balance just
like rent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22

II you want something in Forest Dale.
we can suit you. We have houses from
$50 up and building lots from 800 up.
Acreage can be had from us for the very
lowest market price.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05
Salads

mistake frequently made in MAX
ing salad dressings is that of using
too much vinegar. The acid flavor
should not predominant. but other
fiavors should also have their value
and in the commingling of the whole
let the result be delicate and delectable.
Meat salads may be made of chicken,
turkey. veal, sweetbreads, ham, tongue
or in combination. Finely cut celery
is usually added to meat salads in
proportions varying from a half to an
equal quantity. When the celery is
not obtainable. cabbage of choice quail
ity may be substituted. Nuts, particu-
larly English walnuts. pecans or hic-
kory nuts, are a delicious addition to
these salads. Chicken or meats, cook
ed especially to be used as salad, should
be stewed in as little water as possible,
then cooled in the broth in which they
were cooked. Prepared in this way
fhey are much more juicy Free the
meat from the skin and sristIe and
Fut into half-inch cubes Do not make
the mistake of cutting the meat too
flne for salad, or the dressing will make
1t soggy, and it will seem more like
hash The speediest way of cutting
chicken or turkey into desirable pieces
for salad is with a scissors. Both meat
and fish should be well seasoned and
cold before the dressing is added
Sweetbreads, celery and English wal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05
BROWN BETTY.

This requires one-third bread and
two-thirds apple. Crate the bread fine
and chop the apples. Add two cupfuls
of brown sugar, one-half cupful or
butter and season with cinnamon and
nutmeg.
The amount of these ingredients must
be regulated according to the quantity
of bread and apples.
Stir all together and spread over the
apples and bread. Bake until dark
brown.
Sauce-One teaspoonful Of butter,
one-half cupful of brown sugar. one
pint boiling water, one t. aspoonful OF
flour. Flavor with sherry or vanilla
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05
Some oreign Dishes

slightly moistened, and crumb it; salt
and pepper to suit taste; add a tea
spoonful of white mustard seed, and
a pinch of celery seed; have about half
as much chopped onions as there are
bread crumbs, and fry brown in but
ter; then mix bread and onions to-
gether, and fill into the roast, and re-
turn to the oven This is considered a
great German delicacy.
JAPANESE RICE CROQUETTEs.
Boil rice in clear water, slightly salt
ed, until it is thoroughly soft; blanch
almonds and pound them to a paste,
the quantity of almond paste to be
half that of the rice; mix together, and
make into balls, rolling in stale bread
or cracker crumbs; fry to a golden
brown in hot butter or gravy, and
serve on round slices of unbuttered
toast. These croquettes are dainty and
appetizing for breakfast or luncheon.
PORTO RICAN SALAD.
Take about five Porto Rican alli-
gator pears and crush them: mince
olives, about half the quantity of the
pear pulp, and mix the two together;
add a shake of pepI5er, a little mus
tard and coriander seed ground fine;
yolks of three hard-boiled eggs rubbed
to a paste; pour over this mixture
dressing made of two raw eggs beat
up to a froth with two tablespoonfuls
of salad oil; add to the whole sufficient
vinegar to give a sour taste, and put
into salad dish, and with a garnish of
some sort of green stuff, it is ready
for the table. This is an entirely new
dish to Americans.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05
Menus, or Bills Of Fare

such as olives, radishes, canapes,
caviar. anchovies, etc.
The fish. if it is boiled or fried,
should have potatoes served with it: if
broiIed or cooked in any fancy man
ner. serve cucumber salad with it.
If two entrees are chosen in din
ner, the first .entree should be made
the lighter of the two, and they should
be made in a fancy way, so as to
avoid any carving. Terrapin, oysters,
crabs, Holsters. shrimps and frogs are
allowable as entrees, especially during
Lent.
The roasts or solid joints are COM
posed of saddles of either veal, mutt
ton, lamb, venison or antelope, or beef
tenderIoins. Also turkey, goose, duck,
capon. etc, may be served, accompa-
MED by one or two vegetables.
After the roasts and vegetables, and
before the game, a punch or sherbet
is always served, but should not be
given an extra heading on the menu.
simply placing them on a line by
themselves.
Games are served Immediately fol-
lowing the sherbet, a roast usually be-
ing preferred for dinner, but poultry
may be served instead, such as turkey,
capon, duck, squads, etc.
Cold dishes are served after the
game, with salad. If no cold dishes
are served with the dinner, the salad
should be served with the game.
Hot and cold sweet dishes are
served after the game, and consist of
buildings. crusts, fritters. pancakes,
omelets and soufffes. the cold and hot
sweet dishes forming a separate course
by themselves. The cold dishes are
composed usually of jellies, bavarois,
creams, blancmanges, maeedoines,
charlottes, etc.
After the sweet dishes comes the
dessert, consisting of cheese, fresh
fruits. preserved fruits, jams, dried
fruits, candied fruits, bonbons. mot
toes, frozen buildings, plombieres, ices,
ice cream. and fancy cakes.
'Coffee.-Turkish or French coffee is
usually served, and is the last article
upon the menu.
THE SERVING OF WINES AND
CORDIALS.
With oysters: (sauterne) Chateau
Rieussec, 1878.
With the Soup: (sherry) Amontil-
lado Pasado.
With the Fish: Rhine Wine)
Schloss Vollradser, 1892.
With Entrees: (Claret) Chateau
Marbuzet. 1881.
With Roasts: Champagne.
ICES, PUNCHES AND SHERBETS.
With Game: burgundy Romance
Cont, 1892.
With Cold Dishes: Champagne.
With Hot and Cold Sweet Dishes:
Champagne.
With Dessert or Cheese: port Wine)
Dmque. very old.
With Coffee: Liquors
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Menus are prepared for breakfasts,
luncheons, dinners and suppers, but
the dinner menu is of the greatest
Importance. The menus or bills Of fare
are generally selected a few days in
advance,-in order that the necessary
provisions may be purchased, and that
there may be ample time to prepare
everything necessary. thereby avoiding
much confusion.
The menu should be strictly follow
ed in every case If the dinner is to
include ladies it should be of light,
fancy dishes, but, on the contrary, if
intended for gentlemen alone, it should
be more substantial and at the same
time shorter. The color of the various
meats and sauces should be as differ
ent from each other as possible, from
one course to another, offering all the
foods in their respective seasons, and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05
What Napoleon Ill. Ate
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France Neither Louis Napoleon Eugene Were sufficiently TO the
paave poverty which they endured before they reached the throne
the Duke There only two menus on the table one
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Two Delicious Reoipes

GOOD POT-PIE.


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