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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
Srpanp.

Sibite Sorsboa bolbtes grpaup /
Wtr. og MrS. Grit Res's ritmmeIige
% foieIiee Stem paa @aibington
Trairie for Iiis 8lora Stbelia Col.
micf % 4isbmonb abolpb 9iepre at
9ecorob. 8ielien forrettebes ! Glen.
MOOD Weniebebs Strife peo Gaitor
Scarpie. Ger por uoiteot 260 Sno.
bpbelier, % De ileite al De inobuone
Dor tilItebe. ioa Der bar ct langt
6sIge meo til Sirfen.
giterot @ruoeporret oe 8ipiterne
Tom tiIbage ira airten, blep De ino'
buote til ct rigt Woaltib, b. b. I. iaa
mango, Tom funbe faa GlaoS ON
@angen, og at De loo Hettcrnc image
iia. bar iprIigt poa oereS "runbeIige"
lloieenoe og poo 2eoninaerne peb
bper @orbiGtnina.
&circt bar oct beIbigite, iom t9n'
fcS fun6c.
Oct unac Bar begpnber fin San.
bring aienmcm Sipet meo DC beoite
Tnifer fra SlGat % Scnner ON
2otfe % Tremeoug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09

gere bar Der idar Ia 'aor meo ON.
trent $40 Gangere.
Deiten boIbtes | ct SeIt (f00x6o
Sob, iom bar opiat for a~nlebntngen.
geb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pptoges
@aterpiue Sangfor | aornIforeilin-
gen. 9igeIeocs pait. S. q. @uriett.
paft. Otto Woitrsm eienuaIgtes ipm
Dormanb, 8. &. gnriett @icefor.
manb, llnbrrteanebe SefretGr, 6. u.
@runganrb aasierer % u. 6. 9abl
0irigent.
SsIgenbe Muiiffomite baIgtes
Eait. 5. &. gilriett, $. Sinblanb, q.
Reoerion.
Senoag Sormibbog boIotes Cubs.
tieneite.. Snbaangsbsnnen lpites at
Rait. 81. g. @affen bporefter aoral-
foreningen iang: "9or SUD ban er
iaa fat en- Borg, og Bait. 8. u.
9ue bolot 9rabifen. Sans BrGbi.
fen bill ieriere bIibe trpft | ~2ntbera.
neren". @ubstieneiten afiluttebes
meb SaImen $40. go: "Sreb til Bob
for bittert Sapn", og ben olminoelise
SIutningsbsn.
acknowledgements begpnbte
81. 2 og parebe omtrent tire Elmer.
programmed beitob oenne Sang
- Iieeiom forrise aar = ~pRientIig
al apraIer iamt enfelte Rumre al
Gables airfefor.
goit. Gb. gegen "2utberane.
ren"s 2e6after - boIbt ct Soreorag
oper: Salfoan &ieruIf og Ssrsen
Wop.
aoncerten iortiattes ON aitenen
fra SCI. s til II.
aoraIforeningen uOtalte i'm Cat til
SoreningenS 8irigent, q. s. Dahl.
for utretteIiet og nibfiert arbeioe.
Stebets Hreit % Menigbeb taffeoes
ogioa for Snobpoelien og al uopiit
SpofreIie. 2igeleoes taffebes Ir. S.
gierfe, Der baobe ifaffet fri gelps-
ming UNDER Soften.
8. 2inblanb,
9. q. q. Sefretpr.
PSI aoraIforeninger, Der life
tioligere bar bapt nogen &onititution,
antos iaar en- aonititution i~taarbeioet
al en- &omite. $. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
DecDrab Dg Smeglt.
Gen She Suni 1908.
Etur @apc til 2utber College.

ct Telegram fra Ga crosse, @is.,
meIoer, at Soin gpenion / 8elt go
lem, Tom for noeen Sib iioen ofstf
peo Gsben, bar efterIobt ct Seita'
mente, bpori ban ifienter i'm eIter'
Iaotc Sorml,e paa $40 900 til 2utber
College / 2ccorob, Martin Sntber
garnebiem / Stouebtou, 2rtber &C.
minar / SamIiue % 8uie College |
8nIespille, iaoIebes at bper al oiSie
SnItihaticner iaar co. $4,000 boer.
genaeue fol gao til Segoter, bporof
fattige ncrife Gutter faar Si9lp til at
erbpcrpe Ell lloSannelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
poitmeitre faar paaIae.


Spimob 1870 al Stoten Somas
Boitmeitre bill n9ite Regnifabsaar
faa fin Ssn forbeiet - eler ogiaa
forminbifet. Som HeeeI or Soran.
bringen Dog Sorsgelie, ba oct life er
ofte at ct GOItfontors 8orretnineer
oftager men tpertimoo tiItager. s
neoenitaaenoe 9iite ooer @oItfontorer
/ n~orositre Soma, bpis gflsmine CT
blepen f~oranbret, er Der ioole6es filn
ct - aeniett - Der bar gaaet til.
bage. Sslaenoe SalrGffer er altiaa
bpab peotommenoe Boitmeitre MI al.
IsnneS meb % bnao De bill fao neIte
&egnifabsaar:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09

aariogen bar Sicrteinge, Scnoes
aPanb bsbe nsiuptig fire Tiger fSr.
sIfosoe, bpis gigenopn bar Snaeborg
SpoabL, bar fsot ! @ung, @aIbcrs,
| 1884 % fom til M,urrifa | i64S.
s 1854 blcp bun gift meb SaIbor
8aroen, 90 | tit sggteifab Bapoe be
IL gsrn, bporaf De 8 operIeper benoe.
gnoers 6. aittiIsbp / Golmor af.
off peo DOZEN Nnt til Eorsbag !
iibite lt9e. Wieo bant er en- al be
fsrite % melt aniete norife Settere
pao oisie CRATER punoret bort.
afoebe bnpOe ppret ipgelig en- Sio
og les nreeet oe fioite ire Tiger.
aittiIsbp par fsbt paa Ssnefos Den
ste Oft. 1929 os bIep iaaleoes noaet
cpcr 1879 aar gammel. San no'
ponorebe til amerifa | 1851 % tom,
eiter ct fort SpboIo | @isconitiL bi.
refte ill GnImar. Ser bar ban iioen
.noibruot boet % | aarenes 2sb
tnooe toget lipIig Del | oct firfelige
grbeibe og ipilet Ell fremtr1oenbe
Stole I boraerlige @isremaal. San
bar / 55 gar IebIem al Galmar
Meniabeo al Sen norife SDno6e, I
EbiS Siitorte ban bar fat parige
MRrfer eiter iie, ligeiom ban bar en-
of be 2GgnlGnb, bpis Snoflpoelie
bar nGret fsIt | Snmfunoet | bet
heie. s fin Sib bar ban Sruitee for
College. aittilsbp por til
iorifielli9e Siber Mapor I Galmnr
% WeoIcm al 9proobet o. Sfole.
roaoet, Ii9eiom ban inoebapoe mango
andre SinioSbperp.
gfbsbe 9~gtepieoes ben t2te Silni
1859 til Inna Warie anoerion,
0atter of 2ensmanben | g. Sfibre.
gf 8 gsrn or s ilipe: Soban ! @aib.
9. G.; Mrs. $. &. Otterboe
! I~ortbiiielo, Rinn.; Setter, Brett |
Safe gien Wenigbeo, Chicago;
2eno | Golmar, Sa.; Gomaro ! au.
itin, Winn.; Senrp | Seattle; Sig.
mes, 29rerinoe peb ct. Slaf Col.
Ieae; gnna, 29rerinbe | Galmar,
Sa. SHE, nnbtagen ben pnsIte bar
tiIiteoe nnber bans iibite Spgbom %
peb 9earapelien. groberen Sons fro
Spracuie, Nebr., bar l%igeleoes til.
iteoe.
9earopplien fonbt nnber iiieopan'
Zig Seltagelie Steb iioite 2srbag.
8oitor gail 8oren talte | Sniet og
airfen. Sormanb aoren, bans Rreit
fra 1868, por forbinoret fra of bore
tiIiteoe, man ienbte ct @reu, bpori
minoebes ON ben Si9lp Ifosoe
bapbe n9ret for airfen % Wenigbe'
ben. San betonebe bans Spriatig.
beb. s@rIi9beo % friitelise Sanoel.
Mr. os Mrs. 8itielsbp fsrte ct
meaet eiGitfrit Sits, % mango er De,
Tom giennem Siberne bar mt goot
at Den @i9itfribeo % Spgae, iom
bar tilbuIe | beres Stem, os bisie bill
minoes Dem meb Safnemmeligbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
sine IoIitiipioner.

S,SieIac "@il 9IaS" fom Yolitipr9.
left 9epiue / 8ariS for en- 5io iioen
til Ell mcaei torment iranif griitofrat
iom ifuIoe eipe en- ertrufin politilt
Soire | lit eIeaoute Sotel, iom or be.
liaaenoe / ct al YoriS' iornemite
apartaIer. Sepime bao ON At Ell al
bans Meobi0lpere osiaa maatte blipe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
Nrrf!

Sil l1nberretnine for iaabanne,
iom aeter fla til Spnooemsoet / Obi.
caeo, tiener, at bpis De fisber Billet
for eler paa Den 15be sunni, faar
oe Convention Rates, g.. b. |. 1K
Gents pr. W2iI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
cuSfer M~bonnenterne

at 'tripe til mig ansaaenpe 9ans ! bet peit'
Iioe Canada eaer 2onb ?aa SanIeps SrG'
rier? NGanse al benz Tan beore Tine Saar
peS at beipsc Sisie Strvs. 5 fem paa btn'
auoeu fslaense War bar Der paa bisie 8ra'
rier pnret irembrast itprarteSe apIinser.
Sea er life i9anbiprrstniis, men ri! prompt
bripare ole 5~creipsrsiler.
\. [, pfesthuldt, Hanley, Saskr Canada.
ann. ~. grtiamber, Sobniou & Strg,
fa~noinapilfs Npppfnter, 9l3 Mem 9prf 2ife
8lba, Ninneapplis, gRini.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
Sapere Srepporto.

Sfslge Ell / bisie 0age melem De
5oreneoe Stater og Storbritannien
afiluttet Boitfonpention er 8reppors
toen mellem bisie 2anbe nebiat til 2
Gent pr. l1nie.
S pfficiele 3reOie iaabel Der iom /
england betraetes oenne &onpention
iom set fsrite Sfriot | Retning at
~lniperial "pennp poitage", for Der
ipneS life at bore Spil ON, at Sranf.
rige mart bill felee gremplet. Se
rlaar oct er eiort, bill l~lbpibelien af
Sen nebiatte Bortopris til at giGloe
for aae 2anbe / ben internationale
goitunion life lnoe bente lenge paa
fig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
Silial9s.

On 30 aerrs Sarui, Is aereS rpeeei o. sppisiei. Sc
hen fan let p~pbnrfes: epee nuie % Btsue eda Far
men; lager 3 Mii tra yVsetotns Wtsi trtt iet Sten
Ca Rerabter: CT CT wpeffisb. gvs sls000, $50 tenl
iant, Reasu iaa lanas ION ruifrs Ill 5 Trpeent Senfe.
9ilirtp mig Tor Undertaking.
Oscar Nystrum, Medf0rd, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09

bet bIipc afboIot ! Gbicopo fomtioie
ipm ben iiore Soneerfeft afboI6es
Der, % @nfifforpiet BIZ faalebes babe
fnlot op at @enncr ON fig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09

Gae oisIe BaalPg er eiort paa 3D.
iis at Den SiIpGrt, iom Sorretningen
peo nnpnte Goitfontorer bor 9iort
iioite Gor. Otter at 81, 000.Mrrfet
er nnaet. ifaI Der DOG en- b~etp6eIia
Gilbert til for at hume bGpe 9snnen
enbm ct bunoreoe Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09

9nbet Splog. "Hreluoes anb Com.
petitions for Gburh ano Some, al
ifanoinapiife og tplfe Srganiiter, er
M otter for SaIg og foiter $3.50.
8ogen faces peo at tillfripe ifanoina.
piife 9ogbanolere eaer llbgiperen,
iom / oper 10 aar bar peret / Biano-
og Srgel. Sorretning / minneapolis.
Sans Ioresie er
Garl Ganglano,
800 9ieullct Ipe.,
Iinneapulis, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
9eeorabs Reterinaer.

gaootaaet ibas I Union Stod yaros
Gbieaso:
$4,000 SptH. griien ippn.
$500 Rreatnrer. Brtieu teou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
Ssbsialb.

0frS. aaren @ennc8, Suitru til
Grit 0cnnes / &CSpcr, 0eoe SonooB
/ en- SLIDER al IS Mar. 6or en- &i0
tilbo9c nor bun uoiot for ct Aierc.
ubclo, ioct @citeue iprong Iebit, Hpors
leo bun erbol0t iou nIuorliqe 9cltu'
niaclier, Of bun life belt blcu irtlt
igien. "a bette bleo AorioReu til ben
bes Geo. IioGoe bar feOt / Npro'
LAMB, GprQc, og tom i'll Imerifa Tor
nmtrcnt 80 &or iioeu, ioet hun %
henoes WunO oor bIarot sc feritc
GettIerc i bette Streg. &apOe Gt'
0sbc lcuct ct Gor Wnaneoer Longer,
funbe bette UrpTroiQc gGgtcpar bauc
feiret fit @uIobrDaup. 6orIoen jim
Mono eitcrIaoer bun fig en- Sen; fem
Getre er oeoe / CT iorboloSnts rnn
SLIDER, % heu enc al Dem bar GIFT
men Crto Serenien herni 9pcll.
9eqrupelien iorcgit uuoer itor Gel
tQgelle 1nSoaa ira @espcr sure,
bpor gaitor @iIb. RaSmlSien for.
rette6e.
9Ion6t Dem, iom herfra @pen sell
FOG / 9earapeIier, bar Mrs. S. 81
renien og 9dttereu 9briitiue, Nrs,
&iit % 0irs. z. z. 8ict.
Com for forteIie omtaIt, bsoC
g2rs. SnIpor @arbeu / lit Stem per
9orbueis Cusoog I forriae llae. 90.
ben fom meaet pIioielig. ioet bun ito>
op ira 9oroet efter at baUe ipiit til
Gitels 90 losoe ia paa Sengen, bpor
bun nosIe Minuter efter beoe, 9ebs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09

You may think you are a superior
mortal, but keep it to yourself.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
ssnsas sits @,ssmar,s,.
cmsha sssam,rfss.

GeHS "9eeorab.Y oiten1 til Slegt
o. 8enner | oct samIe Sano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09

mtnmeapsIts Ssoesrt5...
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
program
for ben tore Sanserfeit | Chicago.

Splsenbe er Bet iulbitanoise Erps
gram for Spnpbens SangerIurbunbs
&pucert i Chicago ben 1sbe SUM-:
PART /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09

esn4ant1sasi vsssneassu,,.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
CHRIST MAS GAMES
EASY TO MAKE Up
Little Ingenuity and Thought
All That Is Necessary TO
Evolve Them.

BY exercising a little ingenuity and
thought, many of the well-known games
and contests may be given the desired
Christmas touch and flavor. The fol-
lowing suggestions along this line are
offered:
Tack a sheet on the wall or over a
screen. On IL paste large Christmas
star cut from red paper. Cut as many
holly leaves from green paper as there
are children. Blindfold them in turn
and let each pin a leaf on the star. To
the one who comes nearest TO pinning
10 the center give an inexpensive prize.
A star shaped candy OOX tied with holly
ribbon would be suitable.
A holly hunt would provide a half
hours diversion and amusement Cut
holly leaves from green paper and hide
them in various parts Of the room 10
which the children have access. Give
each child a small fancy basket pretty
ones may be bought for cents apiece
and allow fifteen or twenty minutes for
the hunt. The child finding the greatest
with candy. The others must be con-
tent with the baskets, which they are
permitted TO carry home
When space Is available ring games
are always popular with the children
In the time-hOnOred game, Drop the
Handkerchief, a sprig OF holly might be
substituted for the conventional hand
kerchief. When a tree forms a feature
Of the entertainment have the children
singing the familiar song, Here We Go
Round the Mulberry Bush substitute
ing, however, the words Christmas
Tree" for Mulberry Bush
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
MEDIUM-SIZED BEAVER HAT
MORE FASHIONABLE
THAN EVER.

The medium sized mushroom beaver
hat has become even more fashionable
than It was last winter. It's brim does
not catch the wind and it protects the
hair. 1t can be comfortably worn when
larger hats are q nuisance.
The new trimming for these is simple
and yet not easy to do. 1t consists Of
two devils feathers floating across the
left front and a wide bow placed at
their beginning. Tt is the bow that is
the trouble 90 make. II is exactly The
shape OF the dat silk one on man 3
patent leather pump
Chinese blue, coral pink, and jade
green are used for il. The material is
an Ottoman ribbon about five inches
wide. The loops and ends are OF equal
width and length. One is laid fat over
the other. The loop In the center IS
equally fiat and detached.
This bow is laid across the brim of
The hat. IL does not 80 uD against the
crown The material was copied from
the smart hats for little girls Of ten
years old, and * has proved popular
among young women and matronS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
HOLIDAY NOTIONS
DAINTY AND CHEAP
Shops Overlooking With
Little RemembranceS One
Can Select From.
PURCHASER SURE TO
GET MONEYS WORTH
Clever Little Gifts Can Be Found
at Almost Any Price One
Desires.

Have you done anything for Christ
mas?' L heard girl say yesterday to
another, as they met on the crowded
corner of Eleventh and + streets.
didn't wait for the answer, but II
seemed as II that girl surely must have
done something" for Christmas. for, 10
Judge by the jam in every shop in the
downtown district, everybody in town
was doing something for Christmas.
And there is plenty TO be done in the
way Of spending money.
For the first time in many seasons,
one may feel reasonably sure of getting
the worth OF ones money for Christ
mas trifies- Not that this is not actual
~ done, but the way the things are put
up this year and their general attrac-
tiVeness makes one feel as il the person
20 whom the little gift is sent, will not
De able 10 make a lightning calculation
IN their minds as 10 Just what the thing
cost
know a girl who does that and the
result of her own deductions Is respons-
ioIe Tor the amount OF appreciation she
bestows on the git and lis donor.
This season, however, things are
changed One can slip into almost any
OF the shops and, by Just spending a
little time shopping about" IL is pos
sinle TO pick up the dainuest sort Of
gifts for - and % cents. OF course.
these are the tribes which one substi-
tuJes for the old-time Christmas card,
and they are, IN almost every case, pret-
y enough 10 suggest all sorts of happy
thoughts for the season.
There ara the dearest HtteI sort 81
Eachets which one might drop in a shirt
waist box handkerchief basket or 2
nat box and thereafter leave a trail
OF sweetness behind her. These may be
bought for anywhere from % cents To 81
or so-and they are extremely pretty
and appropriate.
Needle ard thread and a bit Of silk
nave combined 10 make all sorts of fas-
clnaung little notions. There are min
CUSHIONS IN almost every shape. from
the small Coneilke cushion to he
hung on the side of the dressing. table
70 the long one for a dresser. Most OF
IheSe are made of Dresden or otbf r
Iancy pattern silks and they aye ollife
unlike anything former seasons have
brought.
japanese dolls are made into pin c.usb-
ions also. The cushion itself is a big
Dau covered with silk, and above in
peeps the charming little head Of a
= llanese maiden, her hair piled high on
her pretty little head and looking for
al the world as II she stepped sfrafpht
out from the tea house.
IheSe ara few Of the things which
one may find at the embroidery counters
Hnere an unusually large assortment of
oalnty tnlngs for the dressing table are
10 be found
KATHERINE LEMON.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
NEW EMPIRE STYLE APRON
HAS SQUARE YOKE EFFECT
OF LACE INSERTION

Thoroughly empire in style is an
apron which has a square yoke eject
OF lace insertion, with bands over the
heading OF the full straight width
OF sheer linen which is gathered to TIE
yoke The linen is cut in a slarD
point at the bottom and trfmnneI afl
around with morrow lace Insertion
4 wide frill Of lace decorates the point
ed bottom. and the narrow Insertion is
carried down the sides OF the frill dulte
20 the edge Two tiny rounded POCKETS
are fitted into the apron and are tim
med at the top with lace insertion. A
ribbon sash is brought around the Zig
ure and up in front in a point, with
the ends fastening 10 a bow Just relOw
the center OF the yoke. directly IN
front.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
USES LARGE HATS
FOR BACKGROUND

A writer OF long ago advocated the
careful arrangement OF a pretty
woman's background IN her now for
gotteL. book on Beauty
The difficulty about this Is that ono
cannot very well carry ones back
ground. however becoming IL may be,
out into the world with one. But a
clever woman has devised q means OF
doing so, az least so far as her very
charming profile is concerned. She
wears very large hats. the brims in
varfably lined with some ds TX color,
and she so Tits these hats that on the
right side the brim forms very highly
enectlVe background for the left side
OF her face. The left side is, for some
unknown reason. almost always better
than the right
As matter Of course, the brim OF
the hat rises very high on the LEFT side
showing the hair most carefully ar
ranged about the little pink-tinged ear
with Its large pearl earring.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
STRAYS
INTO WRONG PLACE

These ladies pages are the limit"
remarked a mere man
Upon being begged to explain him
self. he related the following tale OF
woe:
You see, IN turning over the leaves
Of the paper, 7 saw an article headed
How 10 clean tan shoes AS I was
about 10 put mine away I though It
would be a good thing. So I read all
about busting them or. wiping them
with a sponge dipped in luke-warm
soapy water after they were on the
trees. then applying a reliable cold
cream and polishing them of with
silk handkerchief
so far so good. Then came a pic
ture Of a lady in the latest in hats.
passed over her, and continued on
down the column, reading; Drop each
into smoking-hot fat In which a few
slices OF onion have been Drowned, and
allow them to remain until they are
beautiful brown. As I live I'm bacn-
elor apartments I passed II up. But tell
me, is that the way married men care
for their footwear
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
GOWNS OF SHAWLS
PROVING POPULAR

Since the coming in Of the tunic fash
Ion It IS surprising how many gowns
are made Of shawls. Those OF white
Chinese crepe, embroidered or plain, are
the ones used. The long fringe is LETT
intact.
It is not much trouble TO make these
gowns because so much OF the dra perry
is now in the shawl fashion The top
part Is run on a bias line after the
Greek method, with a large buckle or
Jeweled ornament at the right shoulder
ana the fringe Is left as an edge.
under this is a long simple skirt Of
ghite crepe de chine with )ut trim
ming The top part is Of sequined net
Or plain tulle-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
Recipe for Pound Cake.

Anxious-For pound cake use one
pound each Of butter, OF sugar. OF eggs,
or -four; one tablespoonful Of brandy,
and One-half teaspoonful OF mace
cream butter and sugar, beat whites
Add the brandy and mace TO the
creamed butter and sugar, stir IN the
yoiks, and, after beating hard for
couple OF minutes, add the flour and
beaten whites alternately, whipping them
lightly, but not stirring after thew have
gone in pound cake batter should be
as stim as ID can be stirred. Bake in
brick tins, or in small pans in a steady
oven, covering with paper TO prevent too
quick browning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
Hunting Up A Fortune.

I. II I've know OF no agency
making a business Of looking up clai rs
10 estates IN distau districts. II your
attorney does no. attend 10 your case
and md out whethe~ you have = claim
TO that estate in Califorpla. discharge
the lawyer at once and hhe another.
II you want TO investigate Tor your
self, write 20 the county clerk or Judge
OF the probate court OF the county in
which the estate IS supposed 70 be,
inquiring about the facts If you do
not know the county, write 10 officials
In every county in the State. II will
not cost much.
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CRYSTALLIZED FLOWERS.

To crystalline flowers take two sheets
OF gelatine, one gl; OF water and castor
sugar. Lilacs, primroses. viOlets al
tulip petals may be used
Dissolve the gelatine in water IL
saucepan, let 1t co1l a little. then brush
each flower with the gum Let thu
flowers become quite dry, then dip them
one by one IN syrup boiled 10 p degrees
Spread them out on q pastry drainer
and dust them over with 1ne castor
sugar When dry shake on loose sugar
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
COOKING TIME TABLE

Time for balIiRg different kinds o
food.
Beans, eight TO ten hours.
Biscuit, % minutes
Bread, 40 10 50 minutes.
Sponge cake. IS TO 90 minutes
Ihiu cakes, 20 % 30 minutes
Custards. 20 to IS minutes.
Thick fish, 45 to 60 minutes.
Small whole Ssh, 20 90 go minutes.
Gems. 20 to 80 minutes
Mullins, 20 to 50 minutes.
Pauties, Is TO . minutes
Pies. 30 TO 40 minutes
Potatoes, 30 to GO minutes.
Pudding. - TO a. minutes.
Scalloped dishes. Is to Cd minutes
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Letters TO The Washington Times
Inquiry Column are invited CUES
tons which are not Of general in
terest will be answered by mail;
rush inquiries. by telephone. Call
Main $3.50 Names and addresses Of
writers must be affixed to their
questions as an evidence of good
faith. and stamped and addressed
envelope must accompany eacz in
curry which is not Of public interest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
KEEPS SLIPPERS ON.

A debutante has hit on a plan that
prevents her pumps and slippers from
falling Of Just before going to a dance
she puts photographers paste around
the heel OF her stocking just where
the top Of her shoe comes. The slipper
or pump is then pressed firmly into the
paste ana never stirs no matter how
vigorous is the danCiL e o. walking
The paste does not seem 70 hurt the
stockings. and is easily washed on
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Deserves It Ali.


Dear santa, Claus
[ am q little girl six years old and
nave been very. very good. Won't YOU
please send me some nice toys? I would
love to have nice set Of dishes for nv
doll. blackboard, Il tryckcie. scpe
pretty story books, a Christmas Tree
trunk with some new clothes Tor nv
Golie and q nice doll house and table
] hope you be as good to me this vear
az you were last Your best little girl,
Pha Ausley
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Wants To See Him.

Dear Santa Clause:
I am a little girl sixth year today and
want Il doll and carriage, teddy bear
q stuffed doll named SaIlie dumps, set
OF dishes, table and table cloth a doll
trunk with some things In its paine
peepe pa1nO stool and some music BO-
lion and some dOods thing, bed. That's
all goodbye From your little friend Dol
lie LohmeyeT, 6A5 md St, y. E
P-S. Come soon and come in the front
door so I can see YOU
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LAST OF MUSIChLES.

AIRS. Oldberg viii give the last OF her
series OF afternoon studio musicaies at
4-jO CLOCK tomorrow in her music
rooms IN the Belasco Theater. Mrs.
Oldberg viii present Miss Marion Nc
Coy. OF South Dakota: Miss Mary Helen
Leefe, formerly OF Detroit and Edward
A. Hines, OF Washington.