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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
RUGS

wv W.
9xl2 Brussels, bright, CHEEKY d
regular price $1,000. Sale p;
9xl2 Brussels. elegant up-to- -da:
signs; regular price $22.50.
prlcc .e~-...-."- -
9xl2 Nelvets. 5 dainty. cheer
signs; regular price S27-50.
9xl2 Administers, oriental aows
signs; regular price $35.00.q
price -.,........
9xl2 Administers, Conventional
signs, heavier fabrics; re
price $500. Sale price :. 4
9xl2 Administers, Bigelow make
ular price $4,000. Sale price
,......-. .~.ss ...-.---.{
9xl9 Administers, Bigclow In;
make; regular price 5000.
9xl2 Administers, English, her
pile; regular price s67-50.
"A
price ....-
9xl2 Wilton. 16 strong. co
heavy grade; regular price 8
Sale price
9XI2 Wilton, 7 strong. good, 4
date designs; regular price s
Sale price ............-.
9xl2 French Wilton. most exq
designs; regular price $500
price e..........-.
9Xi2 Persian Wilton, rich, SUI
designs; regular price SS5.00.I
9x12 English standard makes, &
terms; regular price $500.
price
ox12 English standard hc
makes; regular price $4,000.
price ....,....-... "a
S-3xl0.6 Velvet. six new de-
regular price, $3.50. Sale p1'
-''.s-'- s.-.---. -.--.
S-3Xl0.6 Administer. six orienfa>
Hoy Hover design; regular price s.
Sale price n
S-3Xl0-6 French Wilton: r.
price $1,000. Sale price.
S'5Xloo6 Persian; regular
$4,000. Sale price
27x5i French Wilton; regular
$500. Sale price
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MATING
INGRAM CARPETINGS

INGRAM CARPETINGS
One yard wide, heavy granite fab
rics, regular price 5jc. Sale
price ..,...,..,,, ,..,....,...s 4ZE2c
One ward wide. heavy cotton, good
grade; regular price zoe. Sale
One yard wide, heaviest all-wool fill.
ing; regular price SOC. Sale
price . . pcC
One ward wide. heaviest extra super
allwool; regular price 95c. Sale
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PILLOWS

FrcedS No. IL pounds chicken
feathers: regular price. S5c. Sale
price 55c
Freeds No. 2-3 pounds chicken
feathers; regular price, $1.00. Sale
Freeds No. 3-3Ea pounds turkeys
down, part duck; regular price,
Sl40. Sale price ...,.......9 .90c
Freeds No, 4-3E pounds turlScys'
down, part duck; regular price,
Sl.75. Sale price ....... .S1.05
Also ten other grades Of pillows,
which will be sold on the same big
reduction
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ROUND TOP EXTENSION
TABLES

No. 152-6 It. long; regular price
$500. Sale price .S13.75
No. 241-6 ft. long; regular price
$4,000, Sale pnce .-.... S19.75
No. 563-S ft. long; regular price
$3.50, Sale price -.... S20.50
No. Gals ft. long; regular price
$3.50. Sale price .S24.S5
No. 330-s #. long; regular price
$4,000. Sale price .S29.8O
No. 332-s #. long; regular price
$4,000. Sale price ..... S35.75
Tho above tables arc solid quar-
ter.sawed oak, claw feet and highly
polished. Our entire line Of tables
will be reduced during this sale.
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ADMINISTER CARPETS

Pretty light coIors and up-to-date
designs; regular price $3.50 Sale
price .,.......,r- r-.....,..-. 81 IS
Heavy pilc. beautiful STYLES: rcgu.
lar price Sl.15. Sale price. so
Heavy Savopneries. standard make:
regular price 500. Sale price.
Bigclow, standard make. Sale
pliCe ,,..,Sl.o 90
Bigelow, Imperial. highest grade
Administer make. Sale price SITS
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LINOLEUMS AND SHADES

Do not fail TO figure with us on
shades or linoleum as these goods
have been cut very deep. The line
is entirely too large TO quote prices
Of goods.
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SIDEBOARDS

No. 4020-Regular price S25.00. Sale
price .Sl4.90
No. 4022-Regular price $3.50. Sale
price .......,..... .S15.95
No. 53l-Regular price $4,000. Sale
price $20.50
No. 500-Regular price $3.50. Sale
price ..........--... S2l.25
No. l09-Regular price $500. Sale
price ............. S22.50
No. 556-Regular price $500. Sale
price $3.50
No. 405-Regular price $4,000 Sale
price ..........,.. SS7 so
No. 3070-Regulsr price $3.50. Sale
price ............... S49.75
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BUFFETS

No. 62l-Regular price $3.50. Sale
price ...-s.....s..... .Sl49O
No 594-Regular price $4,000. Sale
prlco -.--.-....- -.,-.. .SlLfo
No. 40S0-Regular price $3.50. Sale
pnce .--......-~..... Sl9.fo
No. 45o3-Rcgular price $500. Sale
price ..-.....-.s SSl'oo
No. 0441-Regular price $3.50. Sale
piiSc -o-1'oo
No. 4050-Regular price $4,000. Sale
price ..,-.-~..->~ >~..s-<e.. SZo.2o
No, 0449-Regular price $4,000 Sale
price ..-,,....-... SoO.oO
No. 0429-Regular price $50 90, Sale
price S3S.oO
No. l9l-Regular price $3.50. Sale
price S59.50
No. s57-Regular prico S175.0o. Sale
prf"e ..--...-.- .-ss--...-. Sll9.o0
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KITCHEN CABINET CABLES
CHINA CLOSETS

No. o54-Solid oak; regular price
$3.50. Sale price ....,... Sl3.25
No. 297-Solid oak; regular price
$3.50. Sale price ..... Sl5.s5
No. 20S-Solid oak; regular price
$4,000 Sale price ,..-.... .S17.95
No. 230-Solid oak; regular price
$4,000. Sale price .....,. .S26.90
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TOILET SETS

No. 9o-White, six. piece; regular
price, $500. Sale price ... .Sl.70
No. 1-Blue, l2.picce; regular price.
$3.50. Sale price ....... 1855
No. 132-Gold, s-pieco: regular price.
$500. Sale price $3.50
No. 60o12-Decorsted. 12-piece:
regular price, $1,000. Sale
price ~-.... ..............S $3.50
No. P.2515-Decorate l2-piecc;
regular price, $3.50. Sale
price ....-. -.,.-.... SI-aO
No. 610h-Docoratcd, 12-piece; reg
ular price, $3.50. Sale price..S5.5o
No R.l93 3.S-Dccorated. I2-piccc;
regular price, sl4.0o. Sale
price ........ ......., 80, 1855
No. 132-Gold, 6.piecc; regular price.
$500. Sale price .S2.S5
No 90--Bowl and pitcher; regular
price, $l.5o. Sale price -. , s1,1o
No. 90-Comb. Slop Jar: regular
price, $50. Sale price, e,... o5c
No. 9-Covered Chambers; regular
price, 75c. Sale price .... .53c
No. 12-Uncovercd Chambers; regu-
lar price, SOC. Sale price 2sc
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WILTON CARPETS y

S-pattern, suitable for Libraries
fee, reception room; regularrr
$l,o0. Sale price ....--.--rr
4-pattern, suitable for parlof..
brarics, drawin grooms; rtrr
price $500. Sale price - =,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
READERS FAVORABLE
TO WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Requested by National Associa~
ton to Sign and Forward Pc
tition for Congress

Readers VINO favor woman suffrage
are requested by the National Woman
Suffrage association to sign the fol-
lowing petition, cut out the coupon
and mail it to Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait, 20 E. 10Th ST., New York city,
or to National Woman Suffrage Head
quarters, Warren, Ohio.
PETITION
to the
Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States.
We, the undersigned citizens of the
United" States. over II years of age,
hereby petition your honorable body
to submit to the Legislatures Of the
several states for ratification an
amendment to the National Constitu-
ton which shall enable women to
vote. >.-.
Names. Occupations. Addresses.
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RECIPES.

Two weeks ago or more we re-
quested those Of our lady readers who
had good tried recipes, to send them
in for publication in the Woman's COL
umn of the Labor World, and thus "let
the light" of their experience shine
graciously on the pathway of other
good sisters and friends
We have had about thirty responses
to the request, but strange as it may
seem only small percentage Of them
was from Duluth. Minneapolis ranks
first in point Of numbers, st. Paul
second; West Superior third, and Du-
luth fourth. We hope our dearly be-
loved Duluth sisters will take the hint
and not let this happen again: Sure
ly, there are ladies' and women
enough in our two rival label leagues,
to swamp us with recipes for all the
palatable dishes that can be made
from the brand of flour known as
BEST of ALL"
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Order of Hearing On Petition for
License. to- Sell, Mortgage or
= -. Lease Land 1

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
49, st. Louis In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the. Estate of, Freder-E
lex C.. Sorensoh, Arthur r. SorenSOn
and Pearl E. Sorenson, minors.
The petition OF Emma Sorenson, as
representative Of the above named
minors, having been filed in this court,
representing, among other things. that
for reasons stated In said petition, 1t
is necessary and for the best interests
OF the estate OF said minors and OF
all persons interested therein, to sell
certain lands of said minors In said
petition described, and praying that
license be to her granted to sell the:
said land; = RS rs, - =: Is IS stT.
It Is Ordered, That said petition be;
heard before this court, at the Probate.
Court Rooms in the Court House, in
Duluth, In said County, on Monday.
the 8th day of February, 1909, at ten
o'clock A. M, and all persons inter
ested in said hearing and In said mat
ter are hereby cited and required at
said time, and place to- show cause, e
any there be-, why said petition should
not be granted. e & &f44s ~ 5Es8 ZEE s.
+ Ordered Further, That this order Be
served by publication in the Labor
World according to law 10? IS - B
Dated at Duluth, Mimi, January
-, -. = ysthe Court, a -.
- ~ - J. B. MIDDLECoFF,; - - s
y - = " Judge Of PROBATE s.
tseal, Probate Court, st. Louis Co..
Labor world. Jan. is, %; 80, 1908.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
INFLUENCE A WIFE, e.
EXERTS ON HUSBAND
Wife's Humor Affects Husband More
Than Bank Failure or Boom
in Trade.

A delegation of young men lately
waited on their employers wife with
the oldest request on record. You
see, madam" said the spokesman, 1--WE
want to have a half holiday every
Saturday. Now, if you will be par
ticularly nice to Mr.. Page for few
days Well go to him and ask
. "Gentlemen,' the lady haughtily in
terrupted, do you imply that do
not understand what is due to my hus-
band?'
"Oh, I know all about it, madam
the spokesman went on. I'm married
myself Things go wrong in the
house and you're tired and cross at
breakfast. Then we suffer at the Of
flee. You stay up late to chaperon
your daughter at a ball, and we have
more trouble at the office. You're a
bit cross tire mornings in succession
for one reason or another, and we
nave a-a-terible time at the office.
you sc how the matter stands and
how greatly you will oblige US by be-
ing more than usually agreeable to
Mr.. Page for three or four days. The
fourth day give him the best break
fast you can-everything that ne likes
best-and We'll get hat we want in
three minutes.
Talk about a woman having no in
tluence in the business! Why, the
humor she's in has more effect than
bank failure or boom in trade"
She thought she ought to be angry,
but instead she laughed and agreed
to the proposition, and four days later
wnen they waited on the head Of the
firm he made the closing hour IL
O'Clock and said never in the history
! of the firm had things run as salts
factorily as they had during the last
four days.-London Tit-Bits.
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order Of Hearink on Petition for :sro-
hate Of viii. .:-s-f = =. E2sfss5

order Of Hearipk on :Petition for Proc
STATE OF M1NNEsoTA,5 COUNTY 7 s! G 'fE'=
St: Louis; In Probate .s Gop4rt: ~,
Stewart. Decedent::. = ,,e.9 4. vs.
+. "A: certain instrument :purporting 70
be the last will and testament Of JPN
and the e 9ans IL
being duly filed herein, representing.
among other things, that said sdecsdens:
then being resident 81 the county of
t IS teq IN the easn E d S.
cember. 1908: and that said petitionsr
is :theszsy:WIdeW aaid .decedent.
ind s saaf wi VIII :. ee Ex sesq
thereof, and praying zthAt said ihst,s1
ment be allowed and admitted to pres
bsts Sc the
mentary. be issued to Jane Stewart
thereon. t<'lt--s$s ~ ~ 5se' 2, 5~*.arFssE z
=. It Is rdered. That said petition be
Gonr1 Rooms t1lf a.
eighth day s Of FebrSary. 1903, 1t fen
o'clock q. M, ana al. persons interested
hereby cited and required, at said. tiins
and place TO- show cause, IL any ti'erc
BE- BE-. y M IL said petition should not - BE- !
Ordered Further, That this order he
served by publication in the Labor
World according to law, and that 4
copy OF this order be served on the
County Treasurer Of st. Louis. County
not less than ten days prior TO. said
day Of hearing ,,;4 ~ :. ~ s. =. -. ~ Il:
Dated at Duluth. Mimi, January, 18th,
1909. *:-g.. 81: =, l.. syss 81
BY the Court.
T. B. MIDDLECOFF,
Judge Of Probate. .
(Seal Probate Court, st. Louis County,
Mimi -, * > :. : = sEEs5
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Department for Women

the roots of the hair to send forth
little rootlets.
The teeth of the Englishwoman be-
long to herself alone. No other coun-
try has teeth to compare with them.
The yare sound and white. The, Eng
lishwoman eats cereals. Like the Irish
and the Scottish woman she thinks
them necessary to at least one meal.
And she chews them, too, for she
knows mastication is necessary to
good digestion.
The Englishwoman, who is holding
the worlds record for keeping young,
has certain things in ner favor, and
one is the habit of leisure. From birth
she has been taught to take her time.
The Englishwoman's habits of
thought help her out in the work of
keeping young. She mas 'the artless,
dancing eyed expression Of the young
girl.
When not busy with social duties,
the Englishwoman is pondering on
bright thoughts. The nature Of your
thoughts makes a great difference in
your face.
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HOW ENGLISH WOMEN
RETAIN THEIR BEAUTY
Plans That Our American Beauties
Might Emulate With Ad-
VANTAGE,

The eyes Of the Englishwoman look
young. She knows how to make her
eyes shine like stars by the use of a.
little pure. borax dissolved in warm
water. 1t takes out the dust and. helps
the sight
She rests her eyes frequently. She
never sits and gazes sideways upon an
object.
The evergreen matron of London
when she looks al you has a way of
gazing right through you. Her brows
are specially effective in this long,
lovely gaze. They are dark, glossy and
heavy, and they are perfectly nodded.
This is because they are painted
every night with simple oily lotion
which makes them grow, and they are
brushed every morning with a : little
everybrow brush, which ENCOURAGES
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fault and as auth orized Nv .thes terms
of.said mortgage clars the Die
sum secured by said norig gaze to be
w h aan ther. q. AZ, Is AZ &.
ana is is due due On 5said mort sass 4 liz
date OF this office, the stm Of ~,
651.6s principal and int rest ana HISo
the sum Of SIS attofney'ss fees pro -
Yided for in said mortSa Se,4 and ESso
action Or proceedins has sbesr, il,1stt-s
secured by said MORTGAGE or any part
NOW, therefore. notice ,is hereby
given that under and by vi rtLe Of III 1
gage and pursuant to the Sta fiiteS .sfn {
such cases made and provided Saldl Z
mortgage will be forecloSed by isle
BY the Sheriff OF ST. sIodis County.
Minnesota, of the premisssis .described
r. said and is s}5a tSts sne
seven ,$~(77),. in 1.-The Second Addition
to Virginia. according to the plat
thereof on file In he office 81 the
tEeE1ster OF Deeds Sill IN any ,ior sald
taments and appurtenances stl1eretf1tos5
belonging or in any. Wise .appert ainif1g
to the highest bidder Tor cash al. pub
lie auction: at the front door of the
sa 1ar' ceanty s II Sc i e on Febr1
airy 2srd. 1909, tat. 10 O'clock A. M. On
that date to satisf s. the amount which
shall then. and there sbe due on said
mortgage with interest, costs and ex
p Pst Of sale and g said attorneys
Dated January 9th, 1909. 80,
!. s.. 81. Ep.pLsEN, Mortgages.
JOHN JENsWot4D,,,, = r..
Attorney. for tMortgegee,s.
4e7 s 1 Ra'laSio My, .tR.ll d'ag,
L. Wan. xe-16-23-30, FEB. fs.I3. 1909. i
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Worth 1ryinu,

in cure which a London clergyman
Is recommending to his parishioners.
A woman who had been to specialist
after specialist without relief, finally
came to him. He advised her to stop
talking about herself and her ills and
to KEEP as silent as possible on. all
other subjects. After staying at his
house for some time, she left, appar-
emily in perfect health; but within
two weeks she was back again, having
talked herself i'll and telling her
friends about her recovery. A second
period of silence brought iner further
relief, to say nothing of the relief her
family experienced from the cure of
her nervous coniition.-Exchang
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Notice OF Mortgage Foreclosure sale.
VI Whereas; default has been made in
the conditions of q certain mortgage
bearing date August 2ith. 1906 made,
executed and delivered By Thomas w.
Hamilton: and Clara 5 Hamilton, his
wife W as nnortsagors TO Ed Olsen as
ment Of the, sum Sof 50, $50. and inter
est. according to the. cond itions Il. OF:
three certain promtssory notes bearing
the same date made by said mortEa-
gors to the order Of said mortgage,
each Of said notes bearing interest $at
the rate OF Z per cent per Sannum pay
able semi-annually on tile oath day
OF each Of February and : August
thereafter,S which said mortgage was
duly recorded In the office OF the Reg
.ister Of Deeds of st! Louis County,
Minnesota, on August s2stf 1895, at 81
O'clock N. In book 231 Of mort
e1ges on tpA9 225s and Il II; ~,
a.ss NV hereas, the efault ! hereinbefores
mentioned consists In the failure SO
pay the Interest on said notes falling
due august 24th, 4 908,, III en- amounting
sum o. nd. the mortEa
zee has elected by reason of said dc.
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Growth Of Trades unioni.n,.

According to Frank Morrison, sec
rotary of the American Federation Of
Labor, the unions Of America today
have a greater membership than ever
before in the history Of the labor
movement. In the American Fedora
ton of Labor there are now affiliated
III national and International labor
unions, representing approximately a.
600 local labor unions. The number
Of state Fedcrations% Of Labor is thir-
ty-six, and there are 541 central labpr
bodies and local trade and labor UNI
IONS IL. -thesaggregAtes Z, 900. 600. men
are members of the body or affiliated
with it.
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Z. Alias, Summons. :,
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st. Louis, IS. District Court, Elev-
enth Judicial District. 49,:
Hilma Peltonen, ~ -. Plaintiff,
~ - =" VS..
The. state OF, Minnesota to the above
named Defendant: !, = .''@' =,
You. are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action,
which ist fled in the office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of the Eleventh
judicial District. in and for the County
Of St. Louis and State Of Minnesota,
and to serve d copy Of your answer to
the said complaint fon thes subscriber
at his office, in the City OF Duluth In
said County OF st. Louis, within thirty
upon you, exclusive Of the day OF such
service ahIif you fail to answer, the
said complaint: within the time 5afore-
said, the plaintiff Id this action will
app" to the court forth relief de-
manded in the: complaint. =
Dated December 10th, 1908. e. ; *%yEal
= Y = stG J. = IS. F., WHITE; -,
. -, u, Plaintiffs Attorney.
ofrfce, SIG: Torrey Building,
L. ", pee. 49, rs. Jan. :. $ Is. g. 1909
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Delicious Noodles,

Break four eggs into one quart of
flour, salt, mix we'll, divide into four
equal parts and roll thin, and then
let dry for an hour. Then make into
rolls, take knife and cut into thin
strips and shake them loose. Then
they are ready to put in the chicken
or meat broth and bring to a boil,
ready to serve. Use no water or milk.
just mix as above
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Maple Syrup.

Granulated sugar, cups; hot water,
l cup; extract tri-maple, / teaspoon
full. Dissolve the sugar and stir in
the tri-maple extract, and strain
through a damp cloth. This produces
syrup with strong maple sap taste,
and at a cost of IA cents per quart. 1t
IS purer, cleaner and better than any
syrup 1 can buy. 1t is made from pure
sugar and is far superior to the So
called maple syrup sold in stores The
tri-maple extract, vegetable extract,
can be had at any drug store.
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Boiled Lemon Pudding

Boiled Lemon Puddins-ss
One-fourth pound sof, flour, one-half
pound chopped suet,: one-half pound
bread crumbs (wnite). two eggs, two
lemons, one-quarters pound corn
starch, one pint milk, one-half tea
spoon soda, one-half teaspoon salt
Mix together the flour, cornstarch,
chopped suet and bread crumbs; add
to the milk the soda and salt, the
grated rinds of: the lemon and two
eggs, well beaten; stir together and
add to the flour. When! partially
mixed add the Juice Of the lemons
and finish mixing: Wet and wiring out
a pudding bag, dust3it with flour, put
in the mixture and boil steadily for
three hours. Serve with hard cream
sauce. :" = 'l..>
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STRUCTURAL BUILDING TRADES ALI.
ance-Meets drst and third Monday At
Kalamazoo Blk President, Jas. H. Power:
Vice PRESIDENT w. a Hunt; recording
secretary. William Harouor. smlthyille;
financial sec- treas, Geo. E. Walters
1903 w. Fourth ST.: Business Agent. NJ. j.
Harvey. Residence. 9l9 E. Sixth st.: Offlcs.
Kalamazoo Blk. Office hours 8 to . q. M.
to p. M. and to p m. Zenith phone
336.Y.
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Steamed Boston Brown Bread l.

One egg, one cup graham flour,
three-quarters cup Indian meal one
and half cup molasses, one teaspoon
soda dissolved in the molasses. Salt
to taste. Steam two and oae-half
to three hours.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
Cream Of Rice Soup

One cupful of boiled rice to one
quart white stock. Season with onion
juice and celery. Press through sieve,
then add one quart of not milk and
season with salt and pepper. Do not
boil after milk is added. -.
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City Union DIRECTORY


FEDERATED TRADES ASSEMDLY-MeetS
second nd fourth Friday Of each month
at Kalamazoo Hall. Ii " Superior street
President. H. PeTeault; vice president. s. s.
Mcdonald; nnancia: secretary treasurer.
VIM. Perry: recording secretary. e. p.
Peters. so7 Third Ave. w.: reading clerk.
Richard Jopea
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biscuits. II the cake IL properly mixed
1t will raise, above the pain. !: Wnen it
is done It r begins e shrink. Let it
shrink back to the level OF the pam.
Watch CAREFUL ythis stage, and when
back to the level of the pan
take it out Of the oven: and invert
immediately, rest on center tube, let
hang until perfectly cold. then cut the
cake loose from around the sides and
center Of the tube Knock back the
slide, insert knife and cut loose from
the bottom, turn out
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Best Rice Puddino-'

Half cup raw rice, half cup sugar.
one teaspoon salt, two quarts milk.
Bake in slow oven hours, stirring
the Drowned top into the pudding once
or twice while baking.
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