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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-04

Maui has followed the example of the City and County of
Honolulu adopting the tender and contract system for county office
supplies we'll the material and supplies for the road department
Owing the by Mayor Fern and the support to his
by certain supervisors which DELAYED the
riding the Honolulu system has been held for six
being into effect for the ensuing half yearly
period
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STOCK EXCHANGE REPORT.

Dividends-Dec. 5, 1909: Haw. G. & S.
Co., zoe share; Onomea SOC share;
Honomu 1 1-2 per cent.
Session Sales-10 Oahu Sugar Co.,
$33 %; 10 Oahu Sugar Co. $33 rs; 5
Oahu Sugar Co., 1913 %; 25 Eva 1872. co.
As Onomea $50 so; 5 Waialua $125OO;
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Buand be congratulated the addition of linotype
equipment of the Hawaii Herald His enterprise evil
Ho growing Machine tpesetng does not imply
machine politics. but will help auckland in his fight for honest and
efficient local government.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-04

Now the ball is rolling 1t for permanent astronomical observa
tory remember not a wooden pigeon house.
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RUBBERMEN To MEET
Growers of rubber of Hawaii and
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BASAD0 EN- e. dONor

BASAD0 EN- e. HONOR
g Sin duda nabr& UG'. Yisto 81
los periodicos, con ~nl&ci6n { a.
gun remedio, sigiip aaunc:g CO.
mo este: "Si 1 5pIas lie up op-
sayo, I'd. nos eEe-ibe que estr
ramedio no le ha II lido busuos
efectos, lie "Reminiscences & I'd.
su dinero." Pues, nunca nemoy
tenido motive para habiar de es-
ia manera con rclaci6n al rene
dio designado en- este artfculo.
En- un comeroio Que Sc extieuds
por todo ell mundo, nadie Sc he
quejado iamas de que nuestre
remedio haya fallG}o 8 hs pedi-
do la devoluci6n de gu dinero.
El p6blico nunca murmura de
pan hourado y habilmento Ella
Dorado 8 de una meGjc1nG que
produce los efoctos para los
cuales se ha ela>Jrado. LIE
PREPARATION =, WAMPOLE
esta b2HaAa en- Ia siealtad v ell ho.
nor, = ei cORocihiento de este
hsrGo So parte del pueblo, OK.
pl > sn Papularidad Y gran -
ito. 10 IS Ell rcsaltado de un
sueEo 8 ds una casualidad. siuo
de Ant n.2s esLuQ,os llndados en-
los coBocidos pr,AG;pios de la
ciencia madica aplicada. Is tan
sabross como Ia miel Y contiene
todos los principles nutIitiyos !
cu7ativos del Aceite de Higado
de Bscalao Puro, que extremes
de los higados frescos del bacG-
lao, con 'Hipofosftos, Malta J
Cerezo. Silyestre. Estekremedio
La msrecidos.los elogios de. .todos
los que 10 han empleadoaeh cual-
uuiers de lass senfermedades para
las 'cuales Sc frecomienda como
alivio y curaci6n. 8 En- los tcasos
de Escr6fulayAnemia, .Resfriados
Y Tisis, es un, especifico,, . "El
Doctor N. Ramirez Arellano,
Professor de Medicina en- Mexico,
dice: La Preparation de Wam-
pole es doblemeHte efcaz en- las
Afecciones Pulmonares, por la
acci6n de los principles nutriti-
yos del aceite de higado de- ba-
calao. . Nadie sufre un desen-
gafio con ests. En- las Boticas.
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s.saS ie %ssshsaas ss s
RaaaS Ras psssaa % % S A 5 s s' @
sss0so ss s od"aG aas a, ny
fmaainube VINO Emuss oaae NO
der9e q. dYa spas a xsa
deana enno
Hubs de eons n pras 10 que Dc aF sf
infection tutcuos
las @9s 5 % omaf a ntd @ a ae a a a
P Pnao para
@
elndduo
d o ie e ae I nf mpoa @ eapa a ten a
SD sodt
m %
Ienao ontsdnos
ennei a ncbo nsue somsnt
PsnsI por smpo que pra eon
dvamene IS
d ud G 2a Saa
dpde de fana I'd heannte responsible
nae paddon Hen eipe samee
td Ta'mee de afoiq car hntE
EsinposbI
ea "a Sa n% dss ss
pariisp a
DRocuERns FARMAcAs.
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De SOC|EDAD.
jIsEaN q. RQEkEEELkEE7

Rsgreso. Despues de pasar una
hrga temporada en- Espaha, han re
gresado aver & San Juan,en ell vapor
espahol, los distinguidos esposos Ma
nuel Albornoz ,senora Aurora Care
ras ,ysu Undo niiio. Los estimables
esposos fijan su residencia en- San
tufce. gienvenidos.
Sigite enferma.iLa respectable Sc
foraGarmenMarien vhda de Monte
toscontinua enferma de algun cuida
do en- sii resiendcia de Santuree. En-
buscademeieria trasiada su residen
cia alaciudad. Deseamess pronto res
tablecimiento q Ia estimable dana,
qlfe entire otros familiares cuenta q
Siistingnides esos tsalas- Mon No
toto. ..-.--.-.
Esd bieBs Hoy ha hecho su primer
salida ell DR.. Tomas Vazquez, dlFec-
toTde Sandal del departamento
Consolidate, que estuao algunos
dfas con fiebre. { Celebramos su resta-
blecimiento. J
Personales. Han regresado de Ba-
rranquitas,, en- donde pasaron una
corta temporada, ,nuestros compa-
heros en- La ptensa, soiores Luis Mu
hoz Rivera y Mariana Abril.
Seencuentra en- San Juan, con OBJ
ieto de embarcar para Europa, via
Estados Unidos, ell Sr. Antonio Mo-
rales Lebron, del alto comercio de
Ponce.
Despues de algun tempo de au-
sentia en- Espafia, ,ha regresado aver
en- Ell vapor que lego de Canarias, el
Sr.Honorato Andres, muy conocldo
en- esta ciudd. Por motive de enfer-
medad quedo enEspaha la distingui
da sehora esposa del expresado ami
CO..
Ha salido para Manatf en- asuntos
de su profession Ell Lido. J. ]. Acosta.
Despues de un mes de ausencia de
San Juan, visitando distintas pobla-
clones de Ia sisia en- asuntos de su pro
fesion, ha regresado a esta ciudad
ell LIDO. Jaime Sifre-Davlla.
De rucHa. Los distinguidos espo-
SOS Cerecedo-Sanjurjo, Sc encuen-
tran otra vez en- esta ciudad, de re-
greso de Espana, en- donde estuvie-
ron I'm aho de paseo. Ei Sr. Cerecedo
pertenece al alto comercio de Ia
ciudad, y tanto ei como su distingui
da sefora, merecen general estima-
ci6n en- la sociedad de San Juan.
Bienvenidos otra ves 4 su hogar.
Los que Uiaian. Conocidos eiemen-
tos de esta ssciedad Y de otras po-
blaciones de la isia Sc ausentan hoy
en- elvapor correo. en- viaie para Es
tados Unidos. Tn gran numero de
profesoras hacen uso de ia tempora-
da de vacsciones, las que van par
sar 4. Estados Unidos. Entire elias
van slgunas conpatriotas nuestras
=
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HBT1LOIDEs-H uneis- ms sr11-
&c to5os 10 cspsrdiros hasta sbofs roa5
gituF para IA cua permansnts cs todas
l.s sufrfulrdasi-s de "a urctra. "a ssa1 tstas
rrtnaczs q hu1iz. Co1tlrne 4 nui0 curA
r.1s coDrleiD, cn meuas tempo g-e uin-
gin stEo rFrpara1s Gmiiar ias frras,
ss7s-mstorrras cls'stls re Naa- g1s
- iarr-sipnss y mgy Fupef5n- 81 sAndng0
. rgrslba- kmpisrn 4 rHfir - f'trio lAs
Tres rus,ra hnrMs Dc kake-s tornado
Lnz ~METfLoTDEs- -rur t2-tss De 20
Ea- FsAa Fr-Fafaas- Gs aaarts gus
- r-vsslvsa Il trtdzaEs ~ p-.dassa ma.
- cfrrros
- Eata ~ teSas Is Eo.irH p
Znzss n1satfAa rrafla a 90 --is1s iahnrn
-
Fnss.--s ssssras = Co DstFs.; K..A-
gsz l-AA
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COMENT ARIOS EN-
QUEBRAD|LLAS.
Fiesta escolar en- Camuy.
Activa csmpaha contra los afi-
cionados a ''laS OrejaS de
Jorge"
De nnestro corresponsaI,

JUNO 2S.- Los incorporates
! de este pueblo convencidos del pa
pei tan ridiculo que han hecho an
te el problema de Puerto Rico es-
tan cabizbajos y apesarados y por
aliviar su pena ante tai fracaso Sc
complacen en- ensenarse unos a otros
la carta del Sr. Matos Bernier que
publica ell peri6dico. republicano
de San Juan, retirandose del parti-
do unionista.
Ell triunfo de los unionistas es
un hecho pese a quien pese, por que
es Ell triunfo de Puerto Rico.
Ell pueblo de Camuy celebr6 una
fiesta escolar por la labor realiza-
da por ell cuerpo de profesores e
inspector de dieho pueblo.
Toda qued6 muy lucida y ell pro
grama fu6 cumplido al pie de la
letra, 10 inico que qued6 NAL fu6 el
desafio del team Acosta de Camuy
con el team Jefferson de Arecibo
que termin6 como el rosario de la
aurora.
La inteligente educacionista do
ma Ana Rogue de Duprey Sc ausen
ia de este pueblo para el de San Juan
des pues de terminar el afo escolar.
Dicha profesora volvera ejercer en-
en- este pueblo en- el pr6ximo aho.
Lo celebramos.
Sc asegtna que nuestro popular
alcalde don Honorio Hernandez
obigara por la via judicial al Sr.
Oscar Rafols a guitar unas mayas
que sembr6 en- la cuneta del CANT
no que de este pueblo conduce al
barrio de San Antonio.
La corte municipal suspendi6 su
vista 4 este pueblo hasta el y del
proximo mes de julio.
El Sr. Rosell6, jefe de policia de
este pueblo ha emprendido una
activa campaha contra q Iuego
"Coamo" Is linda damita Carmen
Benitez-Carrillo. que regresa 4 Es-
tados Unidos a continuar sds estu-
dios despues de haber pasado una
corta temporada de yacaciones en-
esta ciudad.
Semper.
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Nddie sabe que su casa es-
I'd deSdlquildda. Nadie 10 sd'
be, porque uSted no 10 anuncld-
81 desea alquiIar su casa que
ahora no le produce NADIA dnttn-
cieIa en- "LG Correspondent
cia" Para eSta close de dnun-
clos hay en- este diario PreciOS
especiale, muy limitadOs.
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con tai motive los vividores de Off
clio estan de en- hora mala. Ade-
lante.
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.OTigen de Ia vida oIganica.
Teoria de Lord Kelvin, SObre la
aparici0n de los seres sobre
Ia superiicie de la TERRA.

Ell difunto Lord Kelvin, suponfa
que la vida podfa haber side trafda
q nuestro planeta por germeHes en-
los meteoritos que caen sobre Sc su
perficie. Schwarzschild ha demostra
do que por medic de la luz pueden
yiajar por los espacios organismos
disminutos POGO mas pequehos
Que los esporos de las bacterias como
fcidas, y que pueden caer sobre los pla
,netas y hacer germinar Ia vida baio
, condolences favorables de tempera-
'tura; suelo &. '
Desde ct momento en- que Sc han
eonseryado durante meses enteros
microrganismos metidos en- aire n
guido y hasta nhidr6geno liquido q
temperatures inferiores q 250 gra-
dos contigrados bajo, cero sin ner-
Der sus falcultadcs germinativas, nj
81 fro del espacio podria matafios.
segun esta hipotesis, todo lsos seres
organizes deberfan estar compuesto
deprotopiasrnas opor 10 menos de
hidro-carburos, y en- esta forma la VI
dapuede haber e2istido desde toda-
una eternidad y sus germenes trans
portados de sistema, pueden haber-
Sc desaroHado en- plantas, y mas
tarde on aninales mas elevados cuan
dolas condolences fuesen favorables
que estaran ALI seis semanas.
Entire otros pas ajeros lleva ell va
por, los distinguidos esposos J. W.
Lewis, Il. A. Wall, Luis Pantonio,
w. A. Hills, ValIadares, G. A. Va
lone, w. Borda, C. H. Tingie-Lopez
y 2 nifos, Cesar Deschoudens, Chi
los y r. w. Lowry.
Muchas senoritas van en- el EXPIRE
sado pasaje y entire elias Pepita Vi
Gems, Cruz Benet, Guillermina Con-
zalez, Anne C. Rogers, G. Tavarez,
Joaquina Martinez, B. c. Pifer, Eioi-
sa Y BeIen Coien, Jean Blach, Violet
Beard, Conception Troche, Austa
B. Swan, A. NJ. Perley, Margarita
Pietrsntoni, Teresina COrrea, Meta
Long, Lillian Randall; Carolina Sti-
les. Emilia AIonzo, Providencia Cue
vas, Mercedes Plate, Mabel Benedict
Florence Beiier. S. D. Huntington,
l.. Groo, Irene Wall, Sullivan, Alice
Mac Carthy, Lois Inglis, Adeia La
mont, Helen Nicholson, Varina Mi
Her. Irene F. Wall, c. Healy, A.
Crane, Conception Rodriguez, Alice
Petra Martinez y A. W. !
Bacon.
A.todos deseamos el mas dichoso
viaie.
En- 81 prdrimo Ha separado pasa-
je para el pr6ximo visie del vapor
Z "A
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OFICINA. ALLEN GA.

Cataro de la Lannge-
y Gryana- -Ts mia AFRO
clos fumadore las
San
aspe
daparce pnnnnts
d dusodd ddpodersoe dhco ado 81
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lDe venta en- tOdas las Boticas.
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III.

sconsen tlns, l,a, No stos slts 4
to them, would iease me-
II shouldn't % ssurp rised z
You mean you've been saving mo
again from myseif3 You let me make
9 fool Of myself and then show Sc to
me, and after thai you'll deny 4! TT
like you. DO you. think any girl could
love 9 man like that Go back to
your dream sirl, yotir lady % the pic
ture!' 4. us .
5"she won't Be- there, 4 .said Daniel
disconsolately. n 33 s.:: 8.
"she might besia Ethel answered IN
different tone. s1 & 55 BEL.
There amt any chance of that. The
houss will BE empty sttlll,.r he slid.
"You might Be w!ronrg FOR once, .
she replied. and there were tears ii
her voice lust for onceF'
With Z quick look at him. fhe1 ran
from the terrace and into the hotel. a
moment later while he wes staring
moodily at The pavement, q plano be,
gan to tinkla. and moment later
Ethei's voice came to him. His face
lit mp, and Dc stepped closer TO thu
window. hen. his arms went ont,
. She was playing Sweet Geneviever'
THE END. ..,-:Z H.. t /: .;...-,
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: "
"By the Lord, but you play a queer
game, Mr.. Pike" i. =: :.ssz,.,. .........
"Oh, I'm just crossing the Rubicon.
Your father used to say: II you're
going to cross the Rubicon, cross it.
Don't wade out to the middle and
stand there. You only get hill from
both banks! ss%+.:4* -
Il beg your pardon" said a voice
behind them, and they turned to find
Lady Creech. She wen. on, addressing
Horace: 's}!@. =" -" ~. I
"Mr. Granger-simpson. have you
seen my nephew?" IA.
mo. I've rather avoided that, IL
you don't mind my saying So" Horace
replied. II: :; 81 s',e'aG.s :sE.<s#. 1'S5
Pm sorry, Lady. Creech," he went
on, ''but I've had most awful shak.
ing up, and I'm thinking Of going back
home with Mr.. Pike. l. think he's
about right In his ideas. You know
we abused him, not only for himself,
!, but for his vulgar friend, yet his vul-
gar friend turned out to be a~grand
duke. and look. at what our friends
turned out to be!'' s.=5 :: IS !. 81 s.5
+, He stepped quickly to the entrance
and disap peared Into the hotel. Al
meric's voice was, heard az Lady
Creech turned to Is. and Pike smiled.
Here he comes now, bending under
the blow he said, 34 sf:&ss8S
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S',e acas playtng .'S,pcet :Ge,,evtevctss

E She scas plavtng ''S,pcet Ge,eutevct" g
help you make yourself into a man.
Now you ask me to pay you for the
privilege. am released! I am free! /
am not that mans property TO- give
awayw 49, 3,j s.%.= ...s s#tr
Lady Creech turned to Almeric.: !. =, !.
."This is beyond everything! Give mo
your arm, Almeric. We VIII 80"
"Most extraordinary girl. Beyond
everything. isn't she p 81, FL. 's*
:. Together they went into che hotel.
and Pike watched them with somber
eyes. Horace quietly slipped OF
through the arbor. Ethel turned to
Pike violently. =. ss 2,,ss.s IS. ..s5 /.
What have YOU to say to me?'' she
demanded. What explanat lions have
you to make r. s 81: .: .sz5 : d.
!''None." he answered. . ..s.>.ss 4
"Because you don't care what I think
Of YOU You were willing to give me
up TO these people. to Int me romantt-
cize about honor and duty, about my
efforts to make that creature man,
and you knew all the time It was only
the money they we're afterl''
= shouldn't wonde J, hes Yeplied. By
s Didn't ron know that would hor.
Eify 5mel Didn't you - that your
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WITH AND DESPAIR ETHEL TURNED ON nm

kind Of lonesome sometimes. and then
I get to thinking she's there, sitting at
an old piano that used to be my moth
er's and singing to me-
Singing Sweet GenevieveT" she
asked quietly.
Eyes, that's my favorite. But, then,
1 coma to and l 6nd it amt 50. No
voice comes to me, and I find there
amt nobody but me-
you'll find her some day." she put
in quickly. II shalt think of you often
with her listening to her voice in the
twilight. And shall be far away,
keeping the promise that I have made
and living out-my destiny"
4 What destiny?' he asked gravely.
~ am bound to Almeric by his mis-
fortune He has to bear q namc that ia
sdisgraced, and it is my duty to. help
him bear tito help him make it hon
orable, again. to inspire him In the
struggle that lies before. him to rise
above It by hts own efforts, In the
product Of his work. -.
asked Pike in establishment,
55 EYES," she went on. mo matter how
humbly he begins and no matter what
1T costs me, must be with him.. help
Ing him. Isn't that true - -.
hnt's what any good. brave wo-
man would do,' he said, ,5tss ;. ., :, .= III,
1T must be done. haven't seen Al
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" BOOTH :. :.
TAR / |, ii
and :: .>>,.:>.
HARRY: LEON
WILSON '..

meric since last night. I must see him
now. I've shirkeds facing him today.
He has always been so light and gay
that I dread seeing him bending under
this blow. 1t is my duty to help him
bear IT, .s.. -. r. .
ayes; it's your. duty an right" :.
'"Then you think / am right You
agree"-,:
Yes; I agree" he answered gravely.
II give my consent to your marriage"
."You dor cried. Ethel: And: there
was a distinct horror in her tone. It
was as If the idea shocked her. = :
''I'll place 1t In your hands" he an
swered and then was: rudely twirled
about by Horace, who had approached.
II protest against this!' cried the
young man. "She does not know
what she's doing! for one won't
have it!'
'Too late" cried Ethel, with a chok-
ing sob. Hes consentedv' -
And. with bowed head she ran from
them into the hotel
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YOUNG H0USEKEEPER MUST
!: ECON oMIZE I'M MANY WAYS

t The fashioned housekeeper will
doubtless say: Tell US how to clarity
Tat! Every one knows that But
many young woman DESTROYS of
making her income go as far as pos.
sible has small idea that clarifying
$of :drippings and fat remnants Is a
CONNIE ndabie money-saver. If she
knoWs in a. dim sort of>a way that,
economical women do such things, she
has no idea how 1t is done sE. , ... .z3
"A French cook has given these SIM
pie directions for clarifying. She,
like many of her courtrymen. prefers
beef fat or suet to lard for irving.
both because it is more digestible and
does not give the flavor that is often
noticeable unless porl. fat is abso-e
lutely fresh. AZ E:s-s
Z Instead Of throwing away drippi1gs
from the meat, remnants Of fat, skim
mlngs from the soup kettle and odd
bits of suet, save them in cool place
and about twice a week put them all
IN pan together with enough wafer
TO cover. j Boil until the. rat Is all
melted. when it should be strained
with the. water and set aside to cool.
When the fat has hardened into a.
cake lift it carefully from the water
On which 1t rests, and scrape off all
che dark particles from the bottom of
the cake. s:.<. .,> .s::sS : :s<s...-, ~. :.
Melt this cake Of fat over the stove
and while it is still hot strain through
q clean cloth into a stone jar or ket-
tle. Keep In cool place and the fat
IS ready to use for all frying pur-
poses. .., ''. -.
This process is called clarifying and
should be insisted, upon in all house
holds where enough meat is used to
make it worth while. IAN occasional
pound of suet can be bought and
| added to the fat remnants ~F
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The :l||.'|;'' |. \! Man / !
From Home.
| - @I
A Novelization
of the Play of
the Same Name
Copyright. 1909. by American
.-: Press Association

'sHe did seem to be forgetting the
scenery" the American replied. ibid
you see Ivanoff7"
"Yes. I am almost sorry. he made
10 much of-what could do"
"There are some good people over
here, amt thereY' he ventured, and
she looked at him quickly.
when you are at home again hope
you will remember them," she said.
II WILL" he replied.
"And I hope you will forget every
thing I ever said," she went on.
"Somehow it doesn't seem likely as
II I ever would" he returned.
"Oh, yes, you WILL" she said. "An
those unkind things said to you''-
"Oh. I'll forget those easy" he in
terrupted quickly, and she went on,
almost tearfully:
And the other things. too, when
you're once more among your kind,
good home folks-and probably there's
one-you'n be so glad to get back to
you'll hardly know you've been away
an unworldly girl. one that doesn't
need to be cured of-oh. all sorts of
folies-a kind girl, one who's been
sweet to you. can see her: she
wears white muslin and waits by the
gate for you at twilight. Isn't she like
that?"
he shook his head.
mo, not like that"
"But there Is some one thereW she
asked.
He smiled sadly.
"Well, she's only been there In a
way. I've had her picture on my desk
for good while. Sometimes when
go home in the evening she kind Of
seems to be there. t bought honey
old house up on Main street, you know;
it's the house you were born in. It's
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COTTON FELT AND BURLAP
IN HOME UPHOLSTERY

I Cotton felt such as Is used In the,
manufacture of mattresses, makes an
excellent material sfor the use sof the
home upho lsterer. It is far superior
to cotton batting, etc, for recovering
chairs, stools and other pieces of fur
niture.$,. It IS reboundtng, yet keeps
its shape we'll. ~ It may be purchased
from mattress manufacturers, or or.
dered through q local furniture deal
er, Cotton felt is also q desirable
material for use as a filling In pill
lows for porch or summer cottages;
1T lis also superior to c6tton batting
for the inner lining OF co1nfortab1es.
For asthma sufferers It Is invaluable,
for 1t will serve as comfortable bed
pillow, when feather pillows become
Impossible. 81. s'Ss. zs
Common burlap makes beautiful
rugs when cut into strips and woven
as q rag rug. The strips should be
fringed on each side, and should be
about an Inch and q quarter wide
The fringing. gives. q long nap. which
resembles velvet. Any com Animation
sof colors may be Obtained by dying.
sthe natural goods to q desired shade
Four or five yards Of burlap are re-
suuired to make square yard Of rug
IS, not let = comb soak 81 ia order
to clean Il. Use q stiff nail brush.
If shelves and floors Of closets are
wiped with water which IS hot with
cayenne pepper. insects will Be kept
saway I3orax and alum are. good to
nut into the cracks
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Spice Cakes-One cup of butter,
one cup of; sugar, one cup of sour
milk, one teaspoon soda, one tea
spoon cinnamon, one teaspoon cloves;
one cup Of raisins or currants, three
cups of flour. -, :.
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/: Cheese Pie-Four eggs, two cups of
sugar, one cup Of sweet cream, two
thirds cup of butter, one table spoon
Of flour: Flavor with nutmeg Cover
the pan with crust. Pour in the mix
ture, and crate nutmeg over it.