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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-15
A DANGEROUS COUGH
Vile Of Newark, Ohio, Man Had
Symptoms Of Consumption.
Was Badly Run Down and
Reduced in Flesh.
RESTORED TO HEALTH BY v|N0L

About two years ago my wife
was in gerry poor health. She had no
appatiLt was much reduced in flesh
and for three months had Il very
bad cough, with all the symptoms
OF consumption, Vinol was recon-
mended and she began taking it
before the first bottle was used her
appetite was better, and she was
In health: by the time
she had taken three bottles the
~ugh was gone. She Is still taking
e1inol and cannot say too much in
Fts praise" n I. stebleton, New
|hrk, Ohio.
H The reason that Vinol is so sue
Fcessful In such cases Is because it is
the only preparation that contains
tonic iron together with ali OF the
healing. bodybuilding elements OF
cod liver oil, actually taken from
fresh Gods livers, but no oil.
without hesitation we proclaim
our faith In vinol for chronic
coughs, colds or bronchitis, and as
body builder and strength creator
for old people
Anyway, II you try II and It does
no good we viii refund your money
on demand. Hood 4 Curtin, Drug
gists, Waxahachie. Texas
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sliERIFF'S SALE,
state of Texas. County OF Ellis.


BY virtue OF an order OF sale is
sued out Of the honorable county
court of Ellis county on the 18th
Gay of March, 500. by the clerk
rcreof, IN, the case, Of the State of
Texas versus Claud Billiard and /.
IA Billiard, Mrs. l. II. Billiard and
y r Rogers, No. Gb4 and to me. MS
Sfsheriff, diraeted and Delivered ]
will proceed to sell, withm the hours
prescs.bea, Ak, Jaw fofshsrlt's sales,
on Tuesday the 9Th day OF April,
.lal9. ut the court house door tn
Ellis codnty, Texas, the following
doNNtbed property. toswlt;
Mttight, title and Interest Of the
defendants In ana to the following
described parcels Of land: Fret
tfact Situated In ELLA coun.y. Te1ss,
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State of-ohio, City of Tosedos Lucas
, County, S.. ~, gs
4 Frank :. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner of the firm of
f. J. Cheney e Co, doing business
In the city of Toledo. county and
,stsie aforesaid and that, said firm
will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
or catarrh that eannot be cured by
the use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FANK J, CHENEY
Sworn TO before me and subscTib-
ed In my presence, this 9th day of
December, A. D., 1885.
.(Seal) A. W GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Send for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo. O..
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
~TAse BALLS Family Pills for COM
f4,tsE 4 gt.A.------4-,.--@fA4.-s- --
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Manager Reymuller Is making
some improvements at the Majestic
to-day tAat-sS4ll be welcomed by the
patrons of ihiE pl9o- 81 amusement.
The small soidlnt Chairs which have
been In use since the opening OF the
lfsuuKe havG Dcen discarded and reg
t,rrppera ebslratahstslled.
Another good 7o0sical act comes
to the Majestic for the first three
nights IL this weckc The musicians
are Roger Pike and Marjorie Pike
wv play OH rapste number Of in+
,strAme nts A pleasing minstrel
stunt VIII De given by Billie Drown-
in& ~. t W
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-15

WANTED nat ONCE--Live man In
Waxahachi@ (also other towns In
Texas) to Nell tho Yale Motorcycle.
Hest and most powerful machiues
on the mafket. Liberal contrNeesto
tho right man Some cash rs4Affed
TO cover machine for display and
demonstration, (which remains
your propertys) II you . want to
know more about THE pleasant and
profitable business, Ind are In q
position to act immediately, "a Y rite
me at once. r. A. Johnston, General
Agent Texae and oklahoma, .
Wheat Building References; First
state bank and Trust Co.. Fort
Worth, Texas. '3o0pd
NA 4an "a Al x
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Etar3 Hour 81 the bay.

Hood a Curtin, the refiaple drug
gists OF Waxahachie, Texas. are hav-
Mug calls for.~*HINDIPO." the new,
Kidney Cure eAud@ Nerve Tonic that
they, are sellinss under "a poastsve
|RsArantcW 4@
ils. merits are becoming the. talk.
OF the town and everybody wants 10
try L.. and Why pQt2 II costs nothing
81 " 0nHp ~ soc Got ono
n Try don I kGnAArstaair money it II
does Not benefit You. And will cheer
..it.sA HfnsA ~ m0Np'N6E Ia
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-15

LET THt People, KNOay NA-If
you hnves fine cotton seed, iusa fine
corn, or hQe ,chickeps, Or fine COWS.
or fsne horses, or anything you may
want to sell. you should lst.-the-pso.
pie OF Ellis county know It by plac-
ing an advertisement in the want
columns OF Waxhhxchle Enter
prise--the paper that co$3., ElifH
county. An. IA will not cost ypn
much, and bu will more than likely
get tho d9 red results Try IT 0rs M
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AUTOMOBILE TRANSFER This
IL to notify the public that | am pre-
pared to take you TO any place at any
time (day or night) In my automo-
bile. Rates reasonable. Leave orders
at the Euitorum. Am also agent for
tho Maxwell car. Ernest Miller. II
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N srrsp,L SESSION.
rrr'.isiens Has Recommended That
session he Devoted to Tartn.

Washington. March 10 The nix
ty-nrst congress 81 tho United states
assembled ~ noon today pursuant
TO the call Of President Taft. There
was full attepfqnee ip boil. houses,
many members OF both the senate
and the house of representatives
having remained in athis- city since
the Adjournment of the seth con
gress President Taft has recon-
mended that The session BIO devoted
entirely 20 the consideration of the
tariff Chairman Payne. OF the tarifr
committee, has, announced that the
bill Is, ready FOR submission. Presi-
dent Taft and Speaker Cannon have
given their opinion that the tariff
bin viii be pnseed and the ssessieA
will be ended June 10 or before.
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A #s M
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~ ma lassf sssshfs ssam
H1 1t Rwrs# aesf aha ia. tes atts
H.tHHr i NsaH ~ s8nAtirh H
nW ftHsH a. hsf 81 nus itr
UuHh HHtIf,d fft rrsHgsna i,t.
tlt sr1 81 sHi ffutshis aws ht
troHr tev HHeh mHHv Hft
eas etabiaeA ftam go Hminsfv
msu
fte 8isWette Hauth an1 mau
stf iasna W tagifHaa ummat.s
aus infuta aUf ta rUWoH in.H
Sow tFhtf A ua,taft roni8lninf
itiiefh iti v that ha8 bsen rp.n
~ eas stni te Postmaster MWlaln
eanast We Weriflh VHs fuau sisd
w dsHv'f tht bitfu ls gsu nHd
asrstiatn if Hnsthine of value he'd
bcen lust fom thvm ttls request
wue 9eHriiea vifh wonitt AHA @'
Tor ~ Nj Mrtlaiu vas abt" 10 learn
from ihe pHfiir to whom iho iri.
r~~~ wtrr afAr"ss4 'hee contained
no money or anything Of value One
~ the letters pss addressed 20 the
Ci'lsens National Rank and contain
ed several cancelled checks.
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CALVIN BROS. are prepared to at
tend to your wants when they are
In the gents furnishing line. Clean
ing. pressing and repairing receive
their careful attention and satisfac-
ton is always guaranteed. Phone
them and see. II
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James p. grimm 81 f,alha. bener-
nj agent OF the Texas Traction com
pany. spent yesterday In the city
with his parents Mai. and Mrs. II,
". Grimm
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!. 90. ". ItcbcikAhs. 81
Regular meeting d tRebekah Lodge
No. 3Sl tonight Let all members be
present, j s.Ak 49, 49, ~
Large class Of capdidates. r,r
MRS. GEORGIA WALsTON, N. O..
MRS. MINNIE RO<)KETT, eSecy,
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Who makes p,uns ano builds mod
ern homesy See s ]. Erwin, con-
tractor, Office phone 400. II
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WANTED-Two girls or two mar
ried ladies to sell hamburgers Sat
urdays and First Mondays. VIII pay
good wages. At Alliance Wagon
Yard. X
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HDu. .H' uf ff. 49, uur
ue@ H rils rorHit r,v. Al
suat Na 500 aua t. 50 uBr
r4t ut,v ANimct >e 1853 and
tsaur iot Ns s.l apart 81. . S.
>ov ian siiHs , ballard tizslo
Novihn end Usi,ll souihvick IN a
Partition suit styled s Novliu rt
81 W " ~ oprcndaner. in The dis-
ttiet court OF Fllis county. Texas.
more particularly described by field
notes as folloet Beginning at q
stas. in the north line 81 peyton
Nowlin. whore the center OF WaXa-
hachie and Forrcston road crosses
The same. thence east 2ei varas to
a iroip, In the center of Wsxahachie
creek from which a burr oak, rs in
ches in diameter, bears west va
ras, o walnut 90 inches in diameter.
bears 8. IS W. "a yaras; thence S.
% r. 30 varas to point in the CEN
ter of said creek where the lino of
the b. " Rogers and s VI Durrett
surveys cross said creek thence
down the center OF said creek with
its meanders to the mouth OF the
slaughter house branch. Thence up
said branch in the center OF same
in southeast direction TO the cen
Tow sxf hot Toe In hn untA
hachie and Forreston road. Thence
In a northerly direction with the
center OF said road to the beginning
contains 43 95-100 acres Of land af-
ter deducting the right of way OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway
and J. G. Fears tract embraced in
said boundaries, said right Of way
and said Fears tract Is not levied on.
in the levy in Bird tract, being lot
two (2) in the s. NJ. Durrett survey
situated in Ellis county Texas, and
more particularly described by field
notes as follows: Beginning at the
N. W. corner of lot No. one C);.
thence N. 60 II. 361 40 varas, to
a stake in the ~ line OF s. NJ. Dur
rett survey; thence s. 80 e. 656
varas TO a stake on the S. line of
Nowln tract; thence S. 60 w. SO IA
varas to the N. e. corner OF lot one
%; thence N. 80 w. with the e.
line of said lot No one Cd 656 va
ras to the place OF beginning con-
tanning AZ acres more or less, this
being n part OF the land inherited
by Mrs. s. j. Billiard from the Now
lin estate and recorded in book &C.
page $40 and $40, Deeds Record OF
Ellis County, Texas, and as shown
by map on page 522, Vol. 50 of the
Deeds Records, Ellis county, Texas,
levied on ais the property OF Ciaud
Billiard. J. II. Ballard to-sat1sfy n
judgment amounting to 500 In fa-.
vor OF the State or Texas, and Cost
Of suit. 8x "a
Given under my hand. this fath
day Of March. 1909. M
w. II. FORBES, %
sheriff @Ehis County, Texas
Nv u II t1i,L,,o rNe,,1,st., ..oor
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wANTEryEveryf human to kn6w
that we clean and press clothes,
Phone 113. Matthews & Hf1l, next
door TO Citizens National Bank II
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LOST--C Id locket with chain, be-
tween Fittt Baptist church and An
dy Ellis Incidence Finder will
please I'd irn to Andy Ellis. 297pd
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FOR sA glOne rubber nfs Hynes
Phaeton one rubber tirel T'onners-
Vile sta hore. nrth Jobs AN good
G. N. Anderson. 2s5
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4. w II. FORBES, M
Sheriff EMS County, Texas.
by r. II. Hickman. Deputy m3O7
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.... zee.
WxkVWNn HltfN aH fa
isW &c wkt NHa
fon uFAf tnleft erHrF efat
Nhsf sw p rrsoA ta. ~
rwupf N AZ Httsa 80 ftsi
- p ~ ewtrt sh.r H
p,n asfr nssl tsaofs nse
asses ~ ths traits iiehi oH'u y
onifpAHAspN VI the neap lAHsl
eFats fef swFssseA tsliiHF tsfss y
non nfN4 rvo Hnfsmnbsa
ifab
q . a= uNus 1re iifs accident
sefnsae. riss slsNs az ! ilt. fteth 50
sasAnrs N
tpn eAlE Ms wetarniv rh West
,ifetor, ts,
wAxAnAcnir iiot Mineral vstet
delivered aally y 9 @cCn1fi, old
rhene eel ~
AfrsoupArnrn Miles Lola car.
Tin. office vish q q gwee CHlgehs
uant naildinr ottf
NAVE yaut cwssH aslssfnas nv u
Cannon Phone ot iuHtt orders o.
niilups Meat Nnfkei a00p
ron RENT T~o seom. aud small
hall furnished or nnfutnlshcd Az.
ply at sai Water street 2sbpd
INSURE ssyour horses. mules and
COWS H. 4 soiid company w. l.. =.
Leigh a Co. insurance agents Il
FOR sALE Good alfalfa hay, soc
per bale. rash at our barn. Ellie
County LOAN and Com Co. II
LAWN McwrRs snarp~ned and at.
jnsted correctly by new electric
sharpenes ut Arthur Mackoy's shop.
y y
WHY do3you pay house rent wheS
you can 10 to r. r. Thompson AID
buy ho o on the installnsrt pfan
80 4Ifl 2ss
FOR sA s-iOne rubber Nfs Hynes
Phaeton one rubber tirel ronners-
Vile sta bone. npth jobs fall good.
C. N. Anderson 2y5
SOAP-1ose who. wish To buy the
California Green. jS6ap can get same
by calm at Andy Ellis residence.
Mrs r. Ellis W. s9pd
-s-,sN
LosT-d Id locket with chain, be-
tween Fiat Baptist church and An
dy Ellis1 reeidence' Finder will
please RI urn to Andy Ellis. 2s7pd
wANTEf$Everya human to kn6w
that we clean and press clothes.
Phone 49, Matthews & Hf1I, next
door to Citizens National Bank. If
.-----------2--A--------xz -4-------
WANTED-Two girls or two mar
ried ladies to sell hamburgers Sat
urdays and First Mondays. VIII pay
good wages. At Alliance Wagon
Yard. II
CALVIN BROS. are repaired to at
tend to your wants when they are
in the gents furnishing line. Clean
ing. pressing and repairing receive
their careful attention and satisfac-
ton is always guaranteed. Phone
them and see. II
AUTOMOBILE TRANSFER This
IL to notify the public that | am pre-
pared to take you TO any place at any
time (day or night) In, my automo
bile. Rates reasonable. Leave orders
at the EMitorium. Am also agent for
tho Maxvell car. Ernest Miller. II
------ -----------'--rt -------
LET TH3 People, KNOW E-AIf
you haves fine cotton seed, usa fine
corn. or hQe .chickeps, 81. fine, COWS.
or tsne horses, or anything you may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-06

NiIes. the yellow and black
sz. swan slowly around the
~ resident OF the fish globe
MS . funny little fish." he
eHAf. brown In color. and such
~ Found head and long tail
has funny name. too. for
- nlztress call him Pollywogg.
I'd very shy and won't have q
- % do wfth Silver and me.
b the inaaisitive goldfish swan
N. having poor Poilywogg lone
ze and longing TO be back IN the
b r9ad where all his folks held
~1cerss every night.
sesefai days later SPECIFIES told
per very excitedly that Poly
ms Tall was growing shorter
he bead larger. and Silver
ussd 70 Eee. Sure enough. II was
y After that tWo very curious
'sfizh stared al Polywcgg. TIL 20
sr Immense surprise they saw he
MT q Polywogg At all. but a
'aas frog that had shed his tail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-06
MOTHER OF ELEVEN DECIDES TO
MOTHER TWO WHO ARE MOTHERLESS

ne lave II a woman for a help
- eAild Is the love which passeth
uaaerstznding
lsoss d . portrait OF Mrs Frank
~. ssfs Of a wurkingman Of
<ssssrt. pa She Is the mother
Il shiA4rer--and a very proud
= tsxa mother. Her husbands
1lbn ar szall and in these days
~ pssea Of life necessities the
~ 4 ~ family has strained Mr..
~ I'm Pass every resource BHt
= cz5Idren have been weli. they
IN pretty and happy and good. and
pgses paid for them has been
- too much. Indeed. this father
- mother decinre that life with
pfsriai iuxury would be duh and
hless without the children-ii OF
nm
The other day a woman. neighhor
4 the Passes. died suddenly She
~ q widow and left two children.
I'VE and eight years OF age. or
nfse these children were penni.
-
he town authorities came and
urs about to place the children ia
= lnzEisnfion. Mrs. Pass could not
NJ To think OF the childrcn IN a
lonesome. motherless asylum.
~ talked II over with siF Pass
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HERE'S TWO MEMS LETTERS
JUST ONE WANTS A WIFE

al nov two written 20 The answer 10 the
weien b. Housewife aud NO home gr ana the
49, ~, each 0 whom told OF th difficulties OF
~ laid th the trouble Thought
..s she I'VE don't work in the stores because
TAsr.x Of no. II good
y ssnuiness wouldn't marry hi m tomorrow"
F offer appeals reader OF star sends hla
- srA address Tx girl Ic ZOO wants
80 sooa share his lot v i'm him. In
right l~ople~dont always
- he tragedyrathc that br ings the
other good menlo of them. donhesawho
OF No Fl Unfortunately
y. he name al The number only signature
ether from who~weiL
-. Il tor yourself ts worth rea ding thinking
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office 10 loan her enough for her
lunch the day before salary iH due.
This method Of planning leiurely
and calmly how she will spend her
money enables her each week TO
set aside little for saving.
Another girl puts away n certain
amount whom she gets her salary.
saying laughingly, IF don't have
II, can't spend e." Hut though
she saves by this method. she prob
ably doesn't get rs much ont Of
what she spends aa though she
planned more carefully.
Planning In one form or another
Is the keynote 10 saving TASTY
buying and thoughtless spending
are 81 death knell The girl who
wants 10 save should plan carefully
her expenditures. her regular week
~ expenses ~ well as the thrice
a-year expenditure for clothes.
The girl who wants 20 save
should not boy her clothes thought
leaaly. She should not buy on i'm
pulse; she should deliberately plan
her clothes campaign, know before
hand what she wants. buy that and
that only. She will be dressed WIN
better taste and better get the
worth m her money.
This all may be tiresome and
boreaome to do. But II will pay a
girl 10 set herself ~ the taaif, reso-
iutoly II puts a different sct
onNife 10 have a few hunri'd dol.
lars in bank. And Il may~put YOU
in a position 10 grasp opportunius !
which vi. mean much 10 q happ'
and usesIl future. but which you
might be afraid 60 venture without
some money to your credit 10 taii
back upon.
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Plg'thc wisdom Of
cN.TTILAGRFY
LIFTING THE PENNIES SLIP
AWAY


pne Of the hardest lessons the
''nazs girl has to learn IS 70
% difficult for youth. with It's
'hazlahm and ambitions and rose
NN view Of life. 10 anticipate
Whereas for age--isn't
. Prince Charming coming
DAY who will take care u
! : difficult to save on 50 a
q Try IT.
ph nevsrthelexE. a girl should
esly make herself save. And
w. once gets tbs hablt II she
s-fs ever 20 small a bank &C.
- h'a In itself helps. n pays
as q saving fund, II only With
- nor The little niche 81 makes
49, - memory and the innlstent
M WIN which It asks for more.
49,. 49, schemes are devised by
a.. as Girls 70 help them save
49, ll' mas number OF Hide en-.
49,. lsbeled with her various
luHcheon.s scar fare .
board" laundry" and
naeh week. when she gets
ss'afy' she slips into each en-.
~ !. ~ required amount. and
due the money rs there
~ 7ne - not the girl Who
n.n aud borrow Of bor land
~ hs laHndry comos. or
- her ffiends at tho
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TELL ME- A STORY"

and now bad two hind legs and two
fore legs with four toes each
He ate more than his share OF
dainties dropped in the water. and
once even had the audacity 10
sprins down through the water and
snatch a iiahworm With which 81.
yer and SPECIFIES were playing tag.
Owar.
They had meant 10 eat the
worm themselves. and Of course
such rndensss on the part u a frog
was not to be allowed Hence bit.
tor enmity arose between them.
Frozgie's hind legs BY this time
were gettiug strong enough to hop.
One day he cruwied TO the top Of
the little stone castle IN the globe
and jumped out on tho table. where
his mistress found him. That set.
tied froggies future, for he was
taken In a tin can ~ the banks of
a creek. where he might hop 10 his
hearts content and join In the
nightly chorus Of his brother frogs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-06

snros STAR:--Nou have
A.srd from -ttousswlse" and
M. si.- Novs, Why not hear
49,, the ~Mers Man"f House
~a< ls dissatisfied because she
- nsr kers 20 care for and
= ere 10 shorten her hours.
vslie Ne. a 10 dissatisfied be-
,..sr she has no home 20 take
- a. ard effsrs herself 10
l,ke care 81 home for some
-. kow. | am dissatisfied be-
$50 | have ne horne 70 90 20.
q wife or babies 20 look for.
wsra 10 meeting when my days
wsrk 70 dene.
Why Is thlsf Housewife and
NJ. II ara their sisters are the
,css ss blame. ~ 1oUse~sfe
~ servants 20 take care Of her
kswe tor her. her plant would
= saasnesd-- EEL she tired Of
- samai ana wanted some
tkIns mcrs 10 do. No. n and
~ sisters have entered the
esrssnerrlsl field. taken away
~ ies, reduced my earning ca.
ss<ssy until. rruch a. | want 20
q g. I DO rot dare 10 take up
NTH her offer and LEI her
.v~sep. dust srd scrub for re.
/ a. AFRAID that about tire time
Nc No. Il get nicely 20 work
csne ether Nc. n would come
>lone srd sase my job away
tfur, me Or reduce my earning
eapselsy Sc that could not sup
~ this Ne. q, ard the possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-06
0F SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR

ly repeat the pumpkin pie recipe
your favoritel, which made -four
piea7 Also the pumpkin conserve
recipe7 MRS H. FERGUSON.
A-Pumpkin Ple.--In the first
place have ali ingredients for the
crust ~ cold al can be. IN mixing
the crust follow the usual rule. ex-
cept that you add level teaspoon
full Of good baking powder 20 a
quart OF flour.
To make four large fat pies,
take two quarts OF stewed mashed
pumpkin and mix Il with one quart
Of rich milk. six eggs beaten to.
gelher. one and one-half cups Of
light brown sugar, one tablespoon.
ful OF cinnamon, one teanpoonfui
allapice. one teaspoonful salt. one.
half teaapoonful OF ginger. one.half
nutmeg. grated, and the juice OF
one lemon.
Beat this together thoroughly.
then pour II Into the four crusta
and bake n half hour In n moderate
oven.
Coneerve-Freah home slowed
pumpkin makes the best pies. This
cannot be had the year round. Bot
pumpkin may be 10 treated as TO
defy an eplcure 10 distinguish be.
tween the preserved and the fresh
product slew the pumpkin dry.
that IN. reduce the pulp greatly
slit. Then 20 every thrae.fourths
Of a cnpfal OF pumpkin add three
fourths Of a clipfui ~ white granu.
lated sugar. one acant teaspoonfnl
OF ginger. one-eighth teaBpoonful Of
cinnamon, one-eighth teaHpOonfnl
of nutmeg. and a pinch OF salt
Blend thoroughly. Heat 10 The
boiling point. being careful not 20
hurn the mixture. Seal IN air.iighi
pint Jars. This will keep indef'
initeiy
The preserving may be done In
the fall. when pumpkins are fresh,
or a little at a time AT each stew
Ing, or Ia the winter when pump
klna will keep no longer
For pie dissolve one cupfnl OF
preserved pumpkin In one and
halt cupfuls OF hot acalded milk.
add half a cup " cream and two
weli.benten eggs. bake ia rich
crust one hour and you have the
famous old New England pumpkin
pie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-06

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