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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-30
EASY MONEY MAKES SPECULATION
 BETTER
Believed That New Source of Cash Is From Lon
 don Markets

NEW YORK, October 29.-Today saw considerable revival of speculative interest in stocks. The cause was an easy money market and confidence that conditions will further relax with the passing of the November money settle ments.
 The sources of supply of additional funds offered in the money market are believed to be London. Bonds firm, Total sales, $4,452,OOO. United States bonds unchanged.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-30
TWENTY FIVE DIE
 IN BIG EXPLOSION

LONDON. October 29-As the re suit of an explosion in the Rhymey Iron company's colliery, Glamorgansnire Wales, today, twenty-five men are b. lieved to have lost their lives. Resi- dent Manager Lewis and another em. ploye were killed in an attempt to rescue the entombed men.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-30
DEMURRER DECISION
 FORTHCOMING TODAY

ARDMORE, Okla, October 29.-A decision on the demurrer to the indiet- ments in the Muskogee town lot cases, to. which Governor Haskell and five other men are defendants, will proba bly be rendered in federal court here tomorrow.
 Assistant Attorney General Rush will argue for the government tomorrow and be followed by Attorney S. H. Russell, who will close for the de.ense.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-30
QUICK BUT MEAGER
 JUSTICE METED OUT
James McMahon Pleads Guilty to Mur- der of Sisters and Brother -in-Law
 and Gets Of With Life

KANSAS CITY, Mo, October 29.- James J. McMahon pleaded guilty to- day at Kansas City. Kan, to the mur- der of his two sisters, Rose McMahon and Mrs. Alonzo Van Royen, and his brother-in.law, Alonzo Van Royen. He was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Kansas penitentiary at Lansing, A deputy sheriff left for the penitent- iary with prisoner tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-30
WITH THE FIGHTERS

Ad Wolgast and Ray Bronson will clash in 20-round go at New Orleans Thanksgiving day.
 Pork" Flynn's next opponent will most likely be Bill Papke, the bout to take place in Boston.
 It is reported that Joe Thomas, tho California heavyweight, will be married to Jimmy Gardner s sister in January
 Ed McGoorty is in Englan,!, where he has match to meet Ton Thomas for the English middleweighs. cham pionship.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-30
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, October 29.-Standard copper dull and nominal. It is under stood the market is quotable at l2.5O asked. Lake, copper, $12.S7l-2 and 1900; electfolytic, $l2.50 and 12.75; and casting, $l2.37 l-2 and 1902 1-2.
 Tin quiet. Spot, October and Novem- Der, $30.25 and 30.50; December, $3O.37 1-2 and 30.60. .
 Lead quiet Spot, $4.52 1-2 and 4,4O in New York and $40 and 4.27 1-2 in East St. Louis.
 Spelter quiet at $6.40 and 6.55 in New York and S6.2O and 6.27 l-2 in East St. Louis.
 Silver, 50 1-4; Mexicans, 43.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-30
BRADsTREET'S

NEW YORK, October 29.-Brad- street $ tomorrow will say: Trade as a whole is good. Industry responds with advances to full manufacturers order books, full or overtime run, and general reports of insufficiency of labor to meet requirements.
 Altogether the situation is very satis. factory and the rate of improvement of late months promises to place 1909 close to the front in the list of years of prosperity.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-30
STRIKERS BURNING
 STATION AT SEOUL

SEOUL, October 29.-The union sta tion here of the Seoul Fusan railroad was attacked by three hundred strik- CTS at midnight last night and partly burned. The rioters dispersed, but gathered again.
 No casualties are reported. The gar rison was ordered to quell the disturb ance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-30
WOOL SITUATION

BOSTON, October 29.-The Conner cial Bulletin will say of the wool mar, ket Saturday: 3,O00,00O pounds, large buyers not op erating.
 All available wools are selling mod erately at top prices. The market is growing stronger as stocks decrease and foreign advices become more bull ish.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-30
DUN's REVIEW

NEW YORK, October 29.-Dun E Weekly Review tomorrow will say: Further progress is making in trade expansion and financial conditions are more settled, while politics, in spite of the nearness of election day, do not materially affect the business section. Reports of leading trade circles are so uniformly favorable as to leave no ques. tion as to the widespread character of revival"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-30
J. H. BAKER

Mining examination, organization, supervision; g years Western and Mex. ican mining experience; five years with United Verde and Old Dominion Cop per companies of Arizona. Al creden- tials, Al companies. Albany Block, Oakland, Calf.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-30
sInnv s,',i,u nIlnTATInNc 1lUUA QuuI.ni'o,'"':";' ,'':;' AND GOSSIP ON
 EXCHANGES

(By prlvate wire to ]. c. Wilson, Hotel Alexandria, Los Angeles, member New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade and the Stock and Bond Exchange, Los Angeles.) ..
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-30
RYE COPPER STOCK

Subscribe for Rye Copper stock while you can get it, and own an interest in the largest copper mine in Arizona
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-30
BASEBALL
COAST LEAGUE

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15

-stbonnirt anf bds Serrnmucr
goIfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15
9aunIer-@nclIcr

@etrnllt am Mtttpo6 beit 12 5.
NJ, BON &iGter 9lltgltit Meper, in
ser @obnlutg ser GItern Ser 8rnlrt
@err 6rieoerid) @. 9Gnuier, bon
Sernlanu, uuo Sr1uIein 2enn 6.
WtueIler, bon Sittle Berger. Die
9raut lit cine Godter rniere8 mobl-
befannten urto geadteten Mit6iirgs
ers, Sobn MueIlern bon 2ittle Ser
ger; ltnO Ser @rGlttigam, ein Gobn
uniereS gIeidfdIls woblbefdnnteu
mo geodteten Mit6ilrgers, 6rie.
0ensridter Gbrtit 9onlier, lit elm
icbr o6tl1nqspertber orbeitiamer
irunger W}anr, melder i'm @eidGit
BON Gbas. &oned ais S9mieO be
ibditigt iit. 3a8 illnge &aar bat
icinen 8oDniis lit Scrmaltn aetronls
mc1t mo cine &obnung inn &IGuf
@ebditoe be3ogen, @ir gratltIiren
beiten3 5llIlt 9uutoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15
Stulpe.

Gegenip1rtig baber mir Id6-
mes Serbitpetter; Die @ei5enfeI6er
fangen an SIT griineit.
Gbas. s. Slid mar Iette @o6e
ouf 8eiud bel gerpan0ten in Sfatp.
billie, SIls., uIlb in Ct, 2oui8.
Serr &oitor 3eutidIe mobnte
Iette ISOLDE Ser @oitoroI : Sonic.
rer5 IN Gbamois. no, bel uno mad,
te ais 0ann cine 9eiuGSreiie nod
ct. 2onis.
- 6ral @oitor Gietcrid, bon
@oolIaut, mar IN ser pergangellen
@oGe allf 8eiuG bel i6ren g(tern,
@bas. S. Slid nn0 Satin.
8%rauIeinS gnna 3oitrop uno
Dora S1tideL. iorpie gouarO 3oItrom
uto gilbert &llidel, rpnren Ieste
@o6e in Gbamois, @fo., Inn ser
Sod5eit BON Serrn Siren lnO 6r1lt.
Icin apel bei8ttpo5nen.
Groll 6ran3 aitida plroe am
Icttcn sonnto0 glpdmittaa, sur
5cier hires @aburtsta8es, BON ser
StoIhe W2ltIif ISABELLE. iomie BON
5a0lreider gta9barn ull0 6rcunoen
nut einem 9eiu6 iiberroidt. Die
@eieIlidaft fpitroe ol,f oo$ 8eite BE.
lpirtbct uro oIlc febrtan Bcim init
Dem 9emnBtiein einige fr0bIite
gtunOen perle6t GIT baden.
GuItop granot mo @ugo
Sdncfer befanoen iid Iette ISOLDE
III 5cOoIiu, DO, 3um @ci16 Ser
nogtigen Gtuats . 9tu Telling.
TIMER @e~aemtfiebcr, GbriIt
aottboft lit iest tlaiBig NIT Dem
Iuspelern oet g&eBe beih1ttlgf.
Der @eIuno5eit5au1ano i'll
bier gegenlpdrti8 nidt bonn @eIten.
Gbn5. 8. Sod ms Otto @oppe lie.
gen belize iebr beoenfiiG am 9}eroens
iie6cr 0ornieocr; cbenicli5 0iebt e8
mId oieIe Sale bon i4Ltlmer Gr.
fdItItng. g&tr mini@eu oober 2tIla
cine raibe lulo 0aiternos 92iirruiD.
Sim n3&iteu somftoo finoet
III %ot5oata oa% Gtftlif Ser Bach.
men" itatt, mas niemo1o bcrdluten
iedte. Sir 8ute g}uiis ms acoen,
Ionic fir aeieIlige llnterboitrMg9
nctit bciten Grtriiduugea lift ais
rei4eno 8ejor0t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15
OrscI : Gun5crt

in Der gpangeIiiden ct. &auIs.
Sir6e miro gegeben ail 0onnerstng
Oel q Oct. 1909 gben0s nm S
llbr. &rof. abolf @nIt5er BON ct.
SoutS ein beriibmter, ieGr tii9tiger
nnb in bieiisen areiieu bereits be-
Fainter Srganiit miro Elm geOiegerl@
hes ulO reidbaItigeS Erogramm 3t
altsfiibrlrng bringeu. Ibiue1ieIlmg
I'M 9rogramm bieten Gborgeiange
ltt6 Elm &iolin 9uett, ME bas nad.
toIgenoe Brogratnm 5eigt. ellie @P1l
ittfrelmOe Der0en OringenO einge-
ld0en AT oicier ltllterboltung tbeil5l.
nebrtcn. GintrittSfarten mo refer.
nierte Site iiu0 gu baben in 8al-
fer Bros. ulpo Slinge's Npotbefe.
Sober ill3e iciltcn Sit friib5eitig
BORT aus Oamit er eincn grteil @tas
erDaItc. gintrittafartcu iiAo IS it.
25cts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15

SEER &aitor 9. 9ucbGer, nebIt
6onilie, Don San, febrteu at Sin.
! lang bieier ISOLDE bon ct. 2ouiS 5u.
rid, moieIbit Gaitor 8llebler ser
&%erinmmllmg beitpobnte, alrf rpelder
SEER 8oitor Goet feline 2(bor6nung
ais @tiiitonar mad SnOien empfiltg.
Die Goltntp Court bieIt ant LEE.
ten Niontag cine SpeciaI-S ibltng ab,
nm 6roltf Hogcrs, bon @asconaoe,
alii ieinen @ciite$5uitanN 81 priiten.
gtpgers, lueldcr elm Spfet oes dros
ntihen 2lItoboliSrmlS lit, mlr6e ais
~0eiiteSfrnnf bcfumoen mo iGine lie
%beriiiDrlng nad Dem SrranaipL, in
Sutton, go, bon Ser Court onge.
.or0net.
Sheriff Maupin Ii. Geplttp @fltm-
brauer bradten baber oen ungliid-
lidcn Manit am Mfontog Gbcno nad)
Dem obigen 2(ipl.
-6rit 6, 8eniel, ser &eOafteur
oe5 MoU. Courier unO Oes Sarmon-
ncr @oIfsblatt, lit am port6en Srei-
tag, mad elmer abneicnbeit bon
iibcr 3 Mfonaten, pieOer I'M beitet
@oDliein bonn alien 8oterlailO bier
eindetroiien un0 miro, porol5ii6tli6
nit Der ndhiteu Drummer Ieiue 8bd-
tiafeit ais ReOaftcltr mie0er n%tfne).
men. 8cnn Giner cine Geiie modlt,
0unn fam CT mas er506lel. Die
pert6cn Qcier f0uuen oober Den
| Serbit nnO Oel g8intcr ijbar, b0tit
interejiallteu Geiieeriunerltngen cnt
gegen icDcu.
Wnn mcrbcn a6cr sic Slide 8ilig!
GOuaro Sobns, 6rfb aocller,
IG6o8. @crman ulo @anyb Gruid
befinoeu ii9 gagenudttia olti ciner
(dugcren 6iiAfau0tolu. N}it Riid
iibt auf 0bigas, lit ndicr @lit8eiii6l
gan3 cntifteocn ouf Seiten Ser ar
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15
SOB BON aarl etucbr.

Stnrb auf %icilter 6orrt, oltf Orb
@ia, am 6reitag Sen S. Oieier 500.
nat3, mn / llbr No6mittags, &arI
StoeDr, i'm hoben Sitter BON "a Sab.
relr, 2 Mouate1 uno Is Gugcn,
Der 8eritorbene binterIGBt mabrcre
56bue unO &6dter, iGlumtlid) CT.
lUo4ieu, ionic gIeid)foa5 cine qn5abl
GnfeIftn0er nebit an0erer 8ernauOs
tct; ieiue Satin lit ibm Dor me6,
reren Sabren i'm 600 porails gegair-
gen.
9as 9%e1rd6nib fano ont Iesten
Sountag Nadmittog, mn 3 llbr, atf
oetn bieiigcn, itdOtii4cn airdBof. I'LL
ter 3aGlreider @ctbeiliguu1 itott
Der @eritor6ene mar elm olter,
Iaugidbriger gimpobner uniere8
GountpS, Elm fleiBiger, erfoIgrei6ar,
6arutcr, ein gutter &iirgcr II. 9lad).
BAR, oQgcmein geabtet unb Bo@gc.
iAd5t BON @aen mel6e i'm gefannt
baden,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15
ct. 9Oais @arft fir 2cbenSeS &icG.
gaational Gtodparos, 81.

0ft. 10, 90
Hin0OicD 3uiu6rcn $500 Stiid
Jtn1eia5r bic 5dlite eiuGeimiidc5.
@ei6dfte I'M 9lGlgemcitiau itetig nit
Den s%atrigen.
Ole Deite 5cn0ntg 5tiere i'm
Cgtr0idntti 1llt Bfo. uuo tulroet
stauit ~ 1925. Gin paar quite
g 9lo &iO. iabrise 5ticrc muroen
81 $50 perfclit, urlo cine Selt0-
mag aguii9ter 9tiare ul6 @iaoef,
5gn I'M Gnr6idnitl 500 gi6. GIT
$50.
2iinobie9 gut 9clul8 I'M iiber Die
4G75 bis 500 Gorten 81 ge6e1l,
ajo 10 bis is ats, 355er toic an
Nalb ser lesten &om2 ul0 p5lliQ
50 cts. b5lar mic ser lgtaoare Brgi8
ooa 70 EogIt 5uriid. 0littlcra Cor
n 2alt,a ii6 i i'm Ftei5, elm
4lt5li0 Doit todcrS" un0 aJaa.
aers"
S23L6er itars b5diter &reis $S25
9tl 9ii&icn 6eiiiaoi8 nn0 itort fir
.aIle Gorten.
Sapciile 3ufr5ren 5000 Sai6 /;
Gualitdt Mir o~unabmbor. @}attt
> li9 90 ct8. niaoriqcr rpte gciterlt.
9}aiic Der gutcn 6dneine 0irgcn
.ab 81 1928 bis $3.50, 16diten
3rei5 $40. Die 2lnffGdrun8 bier,
oar 9llt, mo Die SGlnBprciic marell
e.pa$ 6eiicr a[$ mie ant anfan9.
ajiajidtclt beitdu0is atl 6oQen.
Uoie 3rbrm 1000 9tiid. I2orl
ti8 un6 ltorf &dminer bSdliter
5reis $3.50 56nic S4.75. cute
&1ie meiftais 5i0iidalt $I65 mto.
@4T5. alla{iGten 0ejGRoig iiir Die
ita ten paar Gage
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15

-@iIb. 9rinf unO 81. q. e.
8oebm mnrclt am Iesten Sonntag
bier in Ser Sta0t.
-armin 6. gegenrann beion6
ii6 n6bren0 Ginger Gage 0icier $50.
DE, in @aiddftsiadjcn, in Ct. 2ouis.
-&eraeBt es allf feiuen Sail,
Oab morgen 2lbelro in Der 9on5ert
@auc Elm gemiitbli9er Ball itatt-
fin0et.
-Seinrid @ebfing befinoct iid,
luie mir b6rcn Ieiber ouf Der arart-
feHIiitc; mir miiuideu 6abcr raid)c
un6 oauern0e 8eIiering.
-9risfa Sieolcr reiitc am let,
ten Mitttpod no6 aanias Gito, @p,,
gum 9eind ieiner BORT p~obnenoen
S6bne.
SoDn aiutmc( @reiite ON leBten
Gien5tag mad Ct. 2olliS, mn feine
Gtele oI5 &ciieu0er I'M Bei6dft ser
&cinbnrt Grocer So. ar5utreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15

SIN 5~9cro0en, elmer ser GoriRbte
it sblltgs bat che Saltllcbrerin
zen &riu5ipat Der 0ortiaen 5GuIat
ant $25, 600 9daoegeriat maoat
8rAdS oes ggeoeripredJenS perfldat.
Die Sobc Der 5uiWue begriiuOct i6r.
@nmolt inoem er erfIart, Die jrnge
Came babe ais S@mer5 itnO gnt
tdui6uns % 8fluno an @epiht per-
toren fir ieoeS 8fiuio iorOert er
$1,000. Sos lit aud mirflid nidt
5lt piel 6ei ben eeeeniudrtigen
boben 6leiidpreiicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15
You don't pay for
the tag

When you buy THoRouGH-
BRED HATS = All you pay
for is style and quality, and
you get full measure every
time, no matter what price
you Pay - There's a guaran-
tee behind every THOROUGH
BRED that protects you if
the hat isn't right = There's
a shape and size for every
head and a style for every
taste We want your head
Prices Sl.so to S3.oo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15

-Srelmoen mo 8efannten itnie.
res friiberen SebrerS Sans Slate
miro es Ieio Inn bon Dem iiingit er.
toIgteu Sblcbeit ieineS @aters, oeS
@ebcimeu SmitiSrots 8e0or Slate,
Ritters Nes &otcn.a oIer.S roens II.
/. ~, in @ogoeburg in Senntnis
geieBt 5l lueroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15
SOS pOn Srit Bald, er.

5tarb in Ct. 2oris, aln 8ienitag
in Der @obnung ieiucS So1nes 6riB
%ai6, Sr., 6rit &ai6, Sr., Gas
9cordbniB firoet beitte, 6reitag Oen
10 3. 81, am gtadmittag, bon Ser
8obnlng Ser 6amilie 8aneib aus,
ouf Dem bieIigen itdotiid)en 6rieO-
BOZ itatt. @eitere Gin5eInbeiten in
unierer naditcu Summer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15
Prices $l,5o to $500
y
III gfN wv yugrlH eErTrEHT-r IN nsgfVssIfHFsFaR
~ @I@ \
"The place for good goods,

Cine ser 2eiterinncn umicreS
oSmort Set bat erfIart, Sab Is
nidts ciuf6rnligcreS gebe, ais OaS
2eber elmer mooernen @eieIlidoft5
oane, Sic iollte Is ciuma( ais @iE.
lct. GtfmaJuleriil an Der Bride, g[ii
iuartcrin in eincm @oaroingbali3,
@ibblatt 2tcooftcur o0cr &aupenall
5litoer beriuden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15

&t @rooflDn III Elm a|oun, Dem
Der W}aGeu fortoparirt morocu, of5
gc9eiIt alta Dem @oipitaI entlaIea
er miro, nod @tnii4t Orr 2lcr5 a5t
Done 9laGcn ned Iange Sabre l0ci-
terle0en, 9os if ie0euioIls midi
10 i0mer, pic Ooa SrnoertanienOen
In 2onoe UdbrrnN oev IebtcH Sab
reg 9~eIlnHDcne SauniiItid, nit leereill
atageu meiter8ule6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15
SciratbS-2 iecnIrn.

@erntom GaQmeDer, &bineIono sc
2ena 2enger, @cStttrid "a
@ulter &. Gnbill, 9lau0 %
@tbeI SoSiel0t, 9Iono 10
8reo 8. 9amlser, Sermann 90
2ena 6. Mlleller, Sermam 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19
Good Things
to Eat
Observation-Disclosures.
Snowballs.

Serve in one of those lovely glass
baskets that have tall handles Phila-
delphia ice cream, which is cream
sweetened. favored. frozen and made
into balls by the ball scoop, which is
used so much at the soda water foun-
tains. If the cream be frozen sufficient
" hard a perfect ball can be made, as
with the potato ball cutter. A red rib
bon bow may be tied to the handle of
the basket. for this is the exception to
the rule that ribbons and furbelows are
not becoming garnish. A rich red
strawberry OF red raspberry preserve or
syrup could be poured around each ball
as it is served. and thus add to the
atistic as well as culinary effect of the
dessert
The other dessert. which is suitable
for the finish of any function that is
decorated with red. and to be served
with squares of spongecake covered
with red frosting, is
Coffee Bombe.
Line a mold with a coffee and choco-
late ice; the flavor of the two combined
is better than if only one be used, and
fill center with a vanilla ice cream,
either French or Philadelphia ice
cream, or a plain whipped cream filed
with candied red cherries and green
gage plums cut into pieces. The fruits
should be soaked in a fruit syrup be-
fore adding TO the cream. The mold
should be packed in ice and salt four
hours. The combination of. brown, vel
low or white with red and green is most
harmonious with the winter decorations,
and is quite sufficiently delicious to pay
for the trouble of making.
Some pretty bonbons for the January
table are strawberries of natural size
with green stems and lemons about the
size of the strawberries. These are
made at the confectioner of almond
paste, covered with red and yellow
fondant, and are most realistic.
Potatoes With Carrots.
Chop eoarsely enough potatoes to
makei pint and boil for half an hour
with. an equal quantity of chopped car
rots Season. and cover with white
sauce or thickened cream.
Frikadeller.
Chop as finely as possible one and
one-half pounds of raw beef and one
half pound Of kidneys, and add two wei
beaten eggs, some breadcrumbs, a little
finely chopped onion and pepper and
!. salt to taste. Work all the ingredients
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19

The handles of knives should never
be immersed in water, or after time
they would become discolored and loose.
The cushion back of Morris chair
has been found valuable in the sick
room to place back Of the invalid IN
bed.
Do not rub fabrics roughly between
| the hands when cleaning them. 1t is
sufficient to rub the cleaning fluid on
gently with a fresh cloth.
IF the spoon with which the cereal
is served is first plunged into a cream
pitcher the cereal slips from it easily,
without sticking.
To make croutons for soup quickly
cut the bread into cubes and put it in
corn poper. Shake this over the fire
corn pepper. Shake this over the fire
brown.
Cut couple of pieces about an inch
long from an old garden hose and slip
them over the faucets, and you will
save many hicks in china and flower
vases and such things.
1t is a wise precaution to paste out
side the door of your medicine chest a
list of the medicines and other con-
tents Of the chest. 1t will often save
much fruitless hunting.
It is very easy to tear muslin sash
curtains when passing a rod through
their hens. This may be prevented by
| putting a thimble on the end of the
| rod, when it runs through easily.
When changing the sheets and pillow
| cases on the bed, put a little dried
lavender leaves in the pillow cases.
The leaves can be used over and over,
since the fragrance is very lasting.
When books become badly soiled on
the edges, if not gilt edged, close the
book tightly, then erase the marks with
an ink eraser. This will cut off all the
rough edges, all soiled marks and leave
| the book clean.
/ To remove an ink stain from colored
waist put the stained portion in sweet
| milk and let it stand until the milk
sours. Hang the waist up and let the
milk dry, brush it off and wash in the
usual manner This viii remove ink
when buttermNk has failed
| Old hot water bags or other rubber
| objects may be utilized for mats to
place under the house plants. Cut into
circular pieces and put under, the earth
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19
GOOD LEMONADE.

From time out Of mind lemonade has
been the popular summer beverage. 1t
remained for the resourceful twentieth
century housewife to evolve the num-
erous delicious and refreshing palatable
drinks known under their various
names, but all having for the basic
ingredients or foundation strong,
well-favored lemonade.
To make good lemonade the first es-
sential is the fruit itself The lemons
must be firm and thoroughly ripe, yet
not over-ripe The slightest hint of
decay taints the whole lemon and will
rob the beverage of the delicaey of
| flavor which should be one of its char
acteristics. Again, a lemon which to
the eye appears perfect often has a
bitter taste which no amount of sweet
ening will overcome. To ward off this
| possible danger each lemon should be
/ tasted before it is used. The proper
proportions for well favored drink
are one-half lemon for each tumblerful
| of water, with sugar to taste. Some
| lemons contain more acid than others;
then, too, some prefer a sweet drink;
! others enjoy the sour taste. For these
reasons it is impossible to give an ex-
plicit rule for the quantity of sugar re-
! quired.
Wash the lemons clean, then CRATE
| off the thin yellow peel, taking care
not to CRATE into the white membrane,
/ which is bitter. Mix the grated peel
with little sugar, MASKING the two
| ingredients with a wooden spoon to
extract the flavor which is stored in
| the peel, and which is sacrificed when
| the latter is thown away. Then add
the strained juice and the desired
quantity of freshly boiled wate-. Stir
up well, add the sugar and stand aside
to cool. Strain and serve in glasses
half filed with crushed ice When lem
onade is wanted Immediately cold wa
ter may be used, but the best favored
drink is made of boiling hot water.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19

Don't sew lace insertion on sum-
mer dress right over the material. Do
cut away the stuff from underneath and
give the insertion a chance to proclaim
itself as lace.