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The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-08
CORRESPONDENCE
PLEASANT VALLEY

Miss Lizzie Dix called at her home
Sunday.
Miss Maria Kells opened her School
in the Botz district Monday.
Rosie Weddick spent Frisday eve
ming with Helen Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen were at
Sauk Centre Saturday.
Mrs. John Krepsback, who has been
seriously i'll is able to be up again.
Anna Schmeising spent Sunday with
her mother.
Miss Mabelle Brown is spending hel
weeks vacation with her mothea
Miss Alice Graham returned to Mel
rose Sunday after spending month
with her sister Miss Bea.
Fay Huston, Thos. Graham anc
Clarence Smith spent Sunday at the
LaRock home.
A number of Pleasant Valley people
spent Sunday at the river looking fol
| fish.
Jim and Edith Caughren entertain
ed number of their little friend.
! Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Dix, Miss Mabelle Brown
and Mrs. John Allen spent Thursda!
evening the guests of Alice and Be-
Graham.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-08
JOKE ON THE PROFESSOR.
Student Puts Problem to Him in
Science of Memories

The scholarly William Z. Byerly
professor of mathematics at Harvard
was oEce asked by student how to
develop a retentive memory. The pro-
fess0r ans wered that ordinary mental
exercise was sufficient to secure a
good memory, whereat the student
asked if he might test the mental Ca
pacity of his instructor. Prof. Byerly
agreed and the student asked him to
listen 20 and remember several varied
items for a test. He began:
"One quart of whisky"
UNI" said the professor.
Six pounds of sugar, pint of sour
milk. three onions. half gallon Of mo.
lasses and two raw eggs"
UNI" said the professor.
Two green apples, twenty-six pea
nuts, one and half cucumbers and
four mince pies"
UNI" said the professor.
"A package of starch, s1xty-seven
cakes Of yeast and the skins of seven
bananas. Got that DOWN."
Yes" answered DR.. Byerly.
How does it taste?" asked the stu
dent.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-08
BIRCHDALE

Mrs. =. Brooks has been very poorly
with heart trouble.
Miss Esther Walstrum visited at
the Anderson home last Tuesday.
Peter Nelson has moved out west of
Sauk Centre on the Pendergast place.
Adolph Peterson left for Montana
intending to take homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Martin were the
guests of Mrs. S. T. Bradford Sunday.
l.. Palmer is selling of. his stock and
machinery and will soon moveto n. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Diebbei spent sun
day at Mr.. Bunkers.
Dora Stegner is working for Mrs.
Degoe.
Misses Maud and Goldie Sunwold
left for North Dakota Friday.
Adalia Martin spent her spring
vacation at her home.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-08
JUST "ANMOYlNG."
She Had Dropped a $4,000 String of
Diamonds.

Diamonds.
During the performance of Marta"
at the Metropolitan opera house, says
the New York World, at time when
Caruso was caressing the top of the
proscenium arch with his liquid notes,
something like flash of white light
shot from one of the upper boxes Of
the orchestra. A lady in the box from
which the flash seemed to have started
languidly placed her hand to her throat
and said to a gentleman at her side:
How annoying"
The gold fastening OF a diamond
necklace she wore had parted and the
string of gems, probably a score of
them, worth $4,000 or more, had fall
en- into the lap of lady in an orches-
ira seat and thence to the floor. The
gentleman in the box, when the, situa-
ton was explained, calmly arose,
stepped to the rear, called an usher
and whispered some instructions to
him
In the meantime the lady upon
whom the string of diamonds had de-
scended was following the perform
ance and the music.
To her came the usher, after an ap-
pTopriate interval. He inquired if any
thing had dropped from the boxes.
The lady drew aside her skirt and
pointed to the necklace on the floor.
The usher picked it mp, carried it back
to the box and the incident was closed.
None had been disturbed save the
direct actors in the little side event,
and they made no noise. 1t was
simply an incident in life in New
York. It couldn't happen anywhere
else.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-08
April Isl
Notice for Application for Transfer
Of Liquor License from Old 70
New Location

STATE OF MINNESOTA. City of Sauk Ger
tire, County of Stearns, IS.
Notice is hereby given, that applica alton has
been made in writing to the Common Council
of said City OF Sank Centre, and fled in my Of
fee, praying for the transfer of license 10 seN
Intoxicating liquors, heretofore granted to Il.
Nj. Heimer & j. Gross, copartners as Heimer d
Gross, bearing No. 10, and dated May 9Th. E.0e
expiri ing May sth, 1909, from the present locs-
ton, into the front room on the first floor Of
that certain one story, frame building situated
on the west end of Lot No. z in Block No. n iu
the City of Sank Centre, Mimi, for the unes-
pired term of said license.
Said application will be heard and determin-
ed by the common council of said city. at thu
city clerks Office in the city of Sauk Centre.
in the county Of Stearns and state of Mime
sofa, on Friday. the 10Th day of April A. II.
1909. at O'Clock p. NJ. j. n. COOPER.
City Clerk.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-08
Knew What Was COMING.

The Judge Of the supreme court pol
ished his glasses slowly and with dig
nifty becoming a member of so august
a tribunal.
Judge not" he said, Judge not"
and paused and sighed.
Lest We be roasted in the maga.
xines," he adde.l.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-08
BoyIike.

A small boy living in the suburbs
went to visit some cousins. His moth
er gave him half crown, and begged
him if it rained TO take cab. 1t did
rain. And Fred came home dripping.
Why didn't you take a cab?" his
mother moaned.
Did, mummy. Rode on the box.
Finei" said the small hey. Home
Notes.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-08

74T-Sauk Center Herald-ONe Gardner
All durable medical and surgical dis
eases Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Luhg
Diseases Early Consumption, Bronchitis,
Bronchial Catarrh, Constitutional Ca
tarrh, Nasal CatarTh, Dyspepsia, Sick
tI1eadache, Stomach and Bowel Troubles,
Appendicitis, rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Bright's disease, Diabetes. Kid
ney, Liver, Bladder Troubles, Prostate
and Female Diseases, Dizziness, Nef-
vousness, Indigestion, Obesity, inter
rupted Nutrition, Slow Growth in Chill
dren and all wasting disease in adults.
Many eases OF Deafness, Ringing in the
Ears, Loss Of Eyesight, Cataract, Cross
Eyes, ETC., that have been improperly
treated can be easily restored. DefoFmi-
ties, Club Feet Curvature of the Spine.
Disease of the Brain. Paralysis. Epilepsy.
Heart Disease. Dropsy. Swelling Of the
Limbs, Open Sores, Pain in the Bones.
Granular Enlargements and all long
standing diseases properly treated. I'm
poverished blood, pimples, blood and skin
diseases, Eruptions, Hair Failing, SweA-
ings, Sore Throat, Ulcers, Weak Back.
receive searching treatment, prompt re-
lief and cure for life.
Cancers, Tumors, Goiter, FistuIa
Piles, Rupture and enlarged glands
treated and cured without pain and with
out the loss of blood. This is one Of his
own discoveries and is really the most
scientific and certainly sure cures Of the
nineteenth century No incurable cases
taken with a guarantee to cure Consul
tation to those interested 81 90.
DIR. REA.
Minneapolis Mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23

ko ze SODA, ia ME moge pa
trzec ma TIVE Ivy!
Lecz Felix's potrzasa} smut
nie gfowa.
- Pozostaw mi mole b6le
i moja tajemnice, jedno tyl-
ko SERGE je Una i tylko mo-
ia smierc je otworzy! O, je.
stem nedznym, bardzo nedz-
nvm! Ma ziemi mkt mi ME
pomoze, lecz Ten tam u CORY
tn zwr6cif swe oblicze W
niebo, On mnie ME opu6ci}.
BolesIYm wzrokiem spo~
.glada} ma niego jego przyja-
.ciel. ....-
- Feliksie, prosi1 on pc
d}ugiem milczeniu.
Usiadz, jestes "a nadto
wzruszonym! Rozkazuj,
wszystko uczynie, co tylko
odemnie bedziesz wymaga}
- TAX Ludwiku m6wii
starry, przyszed}em do ciebie
z wielka prosba. niemiecki
officer, hrabia Gotfred jest
" twojej mocy, on jest ska
zanym ma 6mier5, daruj mu
jego zycie i wolno6c!
- Wielki Boze! Feliksie
ty ME wiesz, co zadasz. Za-
daj co innego cd twego przy-
jaciela.
% co innego ME moge
prosic, rzek} starry, jego zy-
Gle mi potrzebnem, DO lego
zycie must ratowac dru-
gie! Ty masz w1adze alaska
vienna go! Pamietaj, on jest
jedynym synem OLGA, kt6ry
pred %niedawnym czasem u
traci1 swego najstarszego
syna!
Feliksie, ME zapo ninaj
o lego zbrodni! On wedle
naszych praw jest winien
smierci. ia odm6wi1em lego
zycia ksieciu i jego ojcu. Ty
ME uwierzysz, jak jest mi
przykro. Lecz trzeba dac
przyk}ad!
- Ludwiku, CIV ME je-
stem ci milszym Cd ksiecia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23
Pow1Esc.
Ciag dalszY.

Gag dalszY. -
70 take przestepstwo
Rzecspospolita nalosyls kare
smierci. Tylko rama, kt6rs
Gotfred otrzymal W bit1ie,
powstrzymala spe}nienie wy
roku; kt6ry inaczej by}by
n~atycbmiast zosta} spe]nio-
nym.
MONA sobie wystawit
przerezenie OLGA ma te okrop-
ma w%iadomosc! Uzyf wszel-
kich 6rodk6w, ably ratoWat
zycie jedYnaka, lecz ami jego
prosby, ami usilne wstawie-
mia sic ksie:ia ME by}y
wstanie ruszYc twar'
dych serc francuskich do
w6dzc6w. Gale miasto ubo-
lewa1o mad mlodym, meznym
c~z}owiekiem.
M6wiono juz o dniu egze'
kucyi.
| Roch s}ysza} o tenn i O"
p}akiwa} jego smutny los,
ale ukrywa1 20 pred Off
cerem Leopoldem. Przypad-
klein jednak dowiedzia1 sic
on Q wszystkiem.
Leopold czu1 sic tax wzmoc
nionym, ze m6g} oruscit
chate i oibywsc male pre-
chadzki. :
Ola swell ~pewnodci wy
bieral do tego czas wieczo-
row i zmierzchu. Ma jednej
! takich przechadze]1 by1
~mimowolnym 6wiadkiem roz-
mowy, przez kt6ra sic do
wiedzial 0 nieszczesciu Cot
freda. Wtedy sic obudzifa ma
nowo Gala bole6c W jego du-
ely.
- ia zabilem jego brata
jecza}, jego ojciec:w kr6tkim
czasie ME .bedzie mia} lad
negc syna - i to przez mo-
ia winel O! obym m6g} "a
ciebie umrzec, Gotfredzie!
Jak chetnie dafbym swoje
zycie "a twoje.
: : Rpch 'stara} sic 20 poole:
szyc; Leopold teraz uczuwa}
zab1ie karola W sWel well
kosci. Nszskze minister byl-:
ty mial jeszcze iednego sy-
nal Dnia nastepnego Leopold
widsia} starego gorliwiej sic
modlacego jak zwykle.
.Leopoldzie, rzek} on
'agodni'e, teraz zrobie wazny
krok! spodziewam> sic wkr6t-
: co przynie6c weso}a nowine,
Leopold ~zdziwiony patrza}
dlugo IA fnim. Roeh za5 u
dal sic, nd jedne 2 %g]6wnych
ulic, gdsie stall dom francu-
.1~ 1orarolo Ct,roSo ~,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23

u1O VII w llcS pO
ku:
Obywatelu k~apitanie
miej lito6c mad starym FOL.
nierzem, kt6ry prze7 wie]e
lat s1uzy} W wojsku Francyi
Ii zamelduj mnie jenera}owi,
Powiedz mu, prosze Gle, re
mu przynosze w%iadomo6c 9
Feljksie Lozere.
Kapitan spojrza} ze zdu-
mieniem Ma starego cz}owie-
ka, kt6ry cho6 W 1achma-
mach zebra czych pieknie sic
Wyraza} po fraacusku, ski
|nal glowa ma znak zezwole.
mia i wkr6tce potem zjawi1
Isle podoficer i z]aprowadzi}
starego Rocha do pokoju je-
nera}a.
- Go mi przynosisz cd
Feliksa Lozera, -zapyta} szorst
ko i przenikliwie jeneraf i
utkwi} swe ciemne oko W
zebraka. @.:..
- Ludwiku, rzek1 on la
godnie, cay ME poznajesz
swego Feliksa? %wprawdzie
zmieLilem sic bardzo!...
Wielki Boze, zawo1a}
|ienera}, mia}zebys " bye
Felikaem! Czy to podobna!
tax, ty jestes moim Felix
sem, moim naiukocha6szym
przyjacielem i W gwa1townem
wzruszeniu przycisna{ 60 do
)swego serca. By} to szczeg6l.
Messy widok, zebraka W
}aehmanach: z blada wynedz-
nia}a trwarza j bia1emi wio-
sami W objeciach jenera}a W
pelnym mundurze i pe}nego
zdrowia i silly.
- Feliksie, Feliksie, "a
wo}a} jenera} i ze zdumie-
MEM i smutkiem spoglada1
ma ubi6r zebraka, co sic to
z ciebie stale! twoje w1osy
bale jak snieg, colo pe}ne
zmarszczek, a liczysz zale-
dwie lat czterdzjesci!...
Zbrodnie i pokuta, Lud'
Iwiku, wioda szybko do sta
rosci, odpowiedzia1 Roch re
smutnym usmiecbem.
II tw6j ubi6r zebraka,
a przecie posiada}es miliony!
Feliksie, moi kochany Felix
sic, co sie.z toba 'sta}o! opo-
wiedz mi wszystko, prosi} u
SLIME jenera1.
- Wszystko, wszystko!....
|. Mole opowiadanie jest
kr6tkiem, odpowiedzial '*ze~
brak ponuro, zgrzeszy1em:
lprzeciw P~rzenaj6wietszemu
|~Sakramentowi O}tarza i teraz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23

i lego ministra? zapyta} ze-
brak z 1agodnym wyrzutem.
By} czas, W kt6rym ME by1-
bv6 mi odm6wi} zadnei pros
by. Ot6z ia cd ciebie ME
wymagam mic przeciw twej
powinosci. Ty mozesz go u1a-
skawi6. Pamietaj; "a jego zy-
Gle, jest ci wolnoes trzech
francuskich oficer6w ofiaro-
wana. ~">~':#9.
Me moge, rzek{ jene-
raj z przyt1umieniem, Felix
sic, doprawdy ME moge; ia
daj co chcesz!i
- Ludwiku E rzek1 starry
wzruszajacym g1osem ! .wle~
pia]ac swe pefne 1ez, nli}osci
i czufosci oczy ma przyjacie-
la. ~
- Ludwiku, czy pamietasz
jak staneli5my W lasach a.
meryka6skich? Znasz jeszcze
te blizne i odgarnaf swe
siwe w}osy z czofa.
- Toporek Indyanina ia
zada}, gdy zabi}em jego
towarzysza, kt6ry Gle powa-
lii ma ziemie. Spojrzyj tylko,
Ludwiku, ma to ramie; ono
w obronie twego zycia ultra
clio swa reke! Czy wiesz je-
szcze, co mi przyrzek}eS?
w gwattownem wzrusze~
niu zerwaf sic jenera}. Uscis-
nal zebraka.
O Feliksie, m6g}zeS
re by1 bym to "a
pOmnla1! ma BOga, WEI SODle
lego zycie, nigdy ME by}bym
%pomy6la], ze tego c%z}owieka
bede oszczedzal!
Tylko tobie ma on swe
do zawdzieczenia.
I 0 tenn tel :bedzie on
wiedziaf m6wi} dalej Roch,
ze mojemu tylko w%stawieniu
sic zaw 1ziecza swe zycie.
Gag daisy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-23

Zs'Pennsylwansk1e pc
wiesc osnuta ma tie. zycia naszych
ggdrnikow, p. Stanis1awa Osady jest
do nabycia " naszej drukarni pc
Genie 35c.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-07-22

equip their husbands with binders to
keep them from becoming frightened
and running away.
Il designed II myself" says Mrs.
Higham. Really did. and had the
best Of milliners build It."
Just what year actual construction
was started she does not say.
The bucket" Is the shape Of a
large pail. or. rather. the shape Of an
inverted butter tub. II rises ten inches
high in the crown. has a framework
Of pink straw daintily relieved with
cornice work Of green straw and In
the front and center is adorned will
thing that the wearer says is a
-capichon."
This -capichon" Is mass Of scram-
bled imitation jewels In the center,
and around It is wound ropes of imita-
ton pearls each the size Of bantam's
egg. The pearl strings. after a series
Of convulsive turns about the center
Of the .'capichon," dart OF anu begin
winding around the bucket proper.
Where they cross on the left side is
made the nesting place for the roots
Of a huge bunch of ostrich plumes.
These rear up and then topple over
on the wearers shoulder. making a
feathery fuss such as a cooking main
In South Carolina might be expected
to make.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-07-22
WEDGWooD MARKS.
Ways Of Distinguishing Old Specimens
Of This Beautiful Ware.

Though Wedgwood is ware and
not china-if judged by the technical
tests that determine the difference be-
tween pottery and porcelain-its unique
beauty. both in design and coloring.
entities it to very liberal share Of
admiration.
And in point of age its precedence
is scarcely less than that of Worces-
ter DR.. Wall opened his potteries in
that city in 1851. Eight years later
Josiah Wedgwood. member of a
Staffordshire family of potters who
were already producing excellent spec
linens of pottery at Langton Hall, or
ganized factory at Newcastle-under-
Lyme. afterward endowed with the
classical name Etruria. given when the
famous representations of ancient
ceramics seemed to demand more
appropriate appellation for the place
from which they came.
Wedgwood marked his ware with
his own name. written In printers or
binary type and impressed sharply In
the clay. and this is the mark to be
looked for on the majority Of his 'jas-
per- pottery. though an exception to
this rule is neither uncommon nor In
any way damaging. for. like so many
other chinas. there are great num-
Der Of first class specimens that bear
no mark ut all. Other marks to be re
membered are a "Wedgwood" printed
In transfer red. "Wedgwood and Bent
ley" three human legs conjoined. and
occasionally -3" or IS" or single
initial. among which *" chiefly
found on busts, denotes good pieces of
workmanship. Three capital letters.
like those which constitute some OF
the hall marks upon plate, are modern
marks entirely.
Wedgwood has not escaped the
clutches Of the ingenious forger. and
collectors must beware Of all pieces
where Wedgwood is spelled with an
.e" between the *" and 'w" and
where the words tx Co." are added.
Among the first specimens Of work
that came from Wedgwood's potteries
are pieces OF agateware. These are
clever limitations Of the stone they rep
resent and were no doubt very service
able additions to the household ware
Of our ancestors. but their decorative
qualities were so extremely meager
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-07-22

edge. The eyeIet holes for the buckle
may be neatly buttonholed. or brass
eyelets can be put IN By a shoemaker
The linen should, Of course. be sbrunk
before cutting. Transfer the design 20
the linen BY means Of carbon paper.
placing the small motifs one after the
other, as shown IN the sketch Use q
heavy embroidery silk and work the
figures IL the plain satin stitch. Out
line the figures, II desired. with fner
floss IN black, though the effect will
b rather simpler and better without
the outline. Its use n q question Of
personal taste. The color chosen
should correspond with the costume
with which II Is 20 be worn A good
continuation II ecru linen with the nov
popular peacock colc<s. The insid,
ring IN the center ID Of deep dark blue
the outer ring Of dark green. though
q lighter tone than the blue. The in.
per petals u the flower form are Of
blue about two shades lighter than
~ the center. and the ovter petals arr
Of q green G little lighter than this
grecn used 10 the center ring
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-07-22
sesIlops A.srae.iveIy Served.

Pour boiling water over the scallops,
heat quickly to the boiling point. drain
and dry on a cloth. Roll In sifted
breadcrumbs, then In an egg beaten
and diluted with a tablespoonful OF
milk and again In fine crumbs. Fry
in deep fat and drain on soft paper.
Have ready a case or basket made
from a Eve cent loaf OF bakers bread.
Turn the scallops into the basket. dec
crate with parsley and serve at once.
with sauce tartare In separate dish.
To make the case remove the crust
from the bread and cut a slice from
the top for cover, cut out the center.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-07-22

leaving on al sides q wall half an inch
thick. brush over the cover and the
case both inside and out with melted
butter and let brown In a hot oven.
Brush over the bottom Of the serving
dish with white Of egg. set the no:
case upon II. and the egg VIII harden
and bold the case firmly In place.
Beat the yolk Of an egg. add gen.
erous fourth OF a teaspoonful Of salt
and a dash Of paprika. Beat again:
then gradually beat In a tablespoonful
OF cider vinegar: then with an egg
heater beat III cup Of olive oil. tea.
spoonful and after a time a tablespoon.
full at time. Finish with two table.
spoonfuls each Of fine chopped pickles
olives. capers and parsley.
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oF
ies while at the same time there Is a
corresponding lack of funds to lavish
upon the beautifying of her surround
ings.
One may buy In the department
stores at the small cost of 8 cents q
yard some heavy burlap In very pleas
ing colors. The coarser the weave OF
the material the more desirable 1t win
be for the making of such excellent
curtains as are shown In the accom-
panying illustration.
These may be charmingly embellish-
ed by bit of handiwork such as the
hemstitching. which appears on the
broad hens at both the top and the
bottom Of tie curtains. Since the ma
terial Is so coarse and loosely woven
the threads may very readily be drawn.
and the needlework win be quite a
simple matter. The openwork should
be about an inch wide on a three inch
hem. This decoration win add sur
prisingly TO the attractiveness Of the
curtains and will amply reward one
for the few hours devoted to the sash.
These inexpensive burlaps are dyed
in many Of the most desirable colors
such as red. blue. green and brown
Choose some soft tone that win har
monte with the prevailing color OF the
room where these draperies are to be
used.
Curtains for either bookshelves. win
dows or doorways would be equally
effective treated In this manner. What
could be more artistic for the den, the
studio or the bungalow than such dec
orative curtainsf
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-07-22
GELATIN cUsTARDs.
A Simple but Delicious Dessert For the
Home Dinner.

A Simple but Delicious Dessert For the
Home Dinner.
Gelatin custards are boiled custards
chilled and stiffened with gelatin.
When delicateiy favored and served
with rich cream they are delicious and
wholesome. For coffee Jelly prepare
q boiled custard with two cups Of
milk. two egg yolks and two table
spoonfuls # sugar. While Il f. hot
add two tablespoonfuls Of gelatin that
have been dissolving In little cold wa
ter. Stir Into the custard also two or
three teaspoonfuls Of coffee extract or
enough TO suit the taste. Set the Gus.
tards away 10 cool until ready TO serve.
Just as they are becoming hard the
whipped whites Of the eggs may be
stirred through them and we'll beaten
In. They are an improvement. but not
essential To prepare coffee extract
pour about tablespoonful Of boiling
water over one or two teaspoonfuIs
Of powdered coffee and squeeze Il
through muslin. repeating. II necessa-
ry. two or three times. II should be
very strong to make a good dessert.
Flayorings Of wine. vanilla, orange.
lemon. almond. etc. may be used In
stead Of coffee. Preserved ginger cut
In tiny strips and boiled with the GUS
tard Is sometimes used as a favoring.
Only enough should be used to give .
delicate favor.
These gelatin custsrds are like b,ap~.
mango. the only difference being the
egg yolks. which turn them from whito
10 yellow.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-07-22
Protect N. rinosr.

Every woman who sews or embroid.
ers objects to the roughened first On.
ger Of the left hand. which seems i'm.
possible not to prick. Not only Is the
roughened edes unsightiy. but IL catch.
20 on the work. especially when doing
SIX embroidery. and b almost impov.
sibbe 70 keep clean.
There Is a new protector for lids I'm
ger that seems % protect without get
ting in the way Of the sewer. II Is
made Of a specially prepared glass
rat does not blunt the needle, comes
10 several sizes and. best Of all. u
cheap enough for every sewer 10 own.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-07-22

The bousekeeper who cannot afford
q covered garbage pail Of zinc can hide
the unsightiiness Of her leftovers by
an improvised cover. This can be
made Of big bushel OF half busbel
fruit basket turned upside down and
neatly pasted with oilcloth. which can
easily be kept clean. The largest sizs
Of screw hook IL fastened In the bot.
tom-rather. the inverted top-for q
handle.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-07-22
A wrpowoop STAND.

that the collectors who possess them
class them as curiosities rather than
ornaments.
The cream coiored ware with a very
soft glaze, known as queens ware"
deserves more critical attention. IL
was with this that wedgwood won
himself prominent position among
the fashionable potters OF his day and
gained permission to style himself
potter 10 the queen" His presenta-
ton breakfast set. offered 10 Queen
Charlotte as a memento TO celebrate
the birth Of one Of the royal babies.
brought him an order for a dinner set
to match II. and when some years aft
erward be was commissioned to exc
cute an order for the Russian court at
the cost of f3.000 be must have felt
that his fame was well established.