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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

II the city OF Boston alone about ;, 00n coo o,,s-,s
1 O. baked beans are annually 20 saw nothing
q the accompanying pork and brown bread There
are factories bakeries which produce notbtnr
but baked BEANS from years end TO the other
one OF the largest OF these supplies restsa-
rants wholly. bakes 1900 quarts week Other
bakeries furnish brown also while nearly
oaeshOp that makes bread pastry pies also bakes
beans several times week
There bakeries with ovens that viii ho1d oss
Quarts each IN 1894 Boston spent about ss247ss2
for beans before they baked There were IS 900
barrels received in the city 1900 pounds more
than wre used n 1893
Each year the consumption has been steadily in
ereasing and 1903 and the bean biaI Of the Hub
close TO slooooO0o. on the basis Of about 500 600
population. being q average about 81 quarts to
every individual But infants and many others
OF the Inhabitants do baked beans the average
consumption per bean eater IS OF course much
greater
feet six inches and the height Of bean pot as 10
year eats more than and dve-sevenths times his
0Ea height In baked beams also more than his
oWn weight IN restaurants there are u plates az
beans served from each pot Of two quarts Boston
psTs for baked beans IN year the price Of two of
Uncle Sans modern battleships-
Boston draws ITS supply beans largely from New
York Michigan and California says bean expert.
Very few are raised n New England though
once they were staple There was notable scarcity
recently the Boston produce market because last
years crop almost exhausted before the new
crop arrived The wholesale price Up more than
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

I0ea lace thread or finer ,---vrsing to
the texture TO BE Snended- remove the
DreSser foot and sew 10 ard from YOU
bv merely moving the rings forward
and back When over the rent turn
and cross the threads thus made at
right angles In the same manner.
4 little spafnsta king and practice and
the use OF very fine thread win effect
a darn that can hardly be detected
after laundering II cotton thread IS
used use nothing coarSer than 100.
In the same manner lace curtains
can be mended-when the pattern is
similar to the darning stitch IL not.
then q needle. thimble and battenberg
thread together with the choice of the
numerous batfenberg stitches. will
work wonders on worn curtain
To remove ink stains from linen or
any fabric apply hydrogen peroxide
and lay in the sun. Repeat till all
stain is gone.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

10 make lick batter. which can
be stirred with Targe spoon Beat
thoroughly adding more -four. until too
thick TO use a spoon then turn out on
a floure.. board. leaving clean bowl.
Add more flour and knead until the
mixture is smooth. elastic to the touch
and bubbles appear under the surface
Return TO the bowl, cover with a clean
cloth. let Ii rise over night in an even
temperature When light turn on
a ffoured board knead shape into
loaves place in creased pans having
them nearly half full Cover raIse u,
double its size and bake in a medium
hot oven for about IS minutes This
will make four loaves. II more bread
is desired use an extra cup of wetting
to each loaf The bread may be mixed
in the morning and let rise during the
day II is improved by kneading down
once before putting into loaves.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

spanish with cream gravy. try this
Wednescay-Take remainder OF veal
pot pie heat. place IN baking dish. add
one small cup chopped ham. cover with
crust. dot with butter and bake. i
sometimes add chopped hard boiled egg
and 4 sprinkling OF cheese 70 this dish
IhurSday-Take meat from any OF
these dishes. chop. add egg and cracker.
form into croQusttes. dip n egg and
cracker, brown in deep fat
Frfday-Race four pounds OF veal N
covered earthen baking dish. put into
this one large onion, Glove OF garlic and
bay leaf. salt and pepper. no water
Bake six hours IN moderate oven. ufr
meat 10 platter Add 10 gravy cup
OF water and q cup OF cream. thicken,
pour over meat and serve Fine
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Removing Various Stains
Mrs. VI. III. Drum. 1928 Haste Street
HerkeIey

For fresh tea and coffee stains uEse
boiling water. Place the linen stained
over a large bowl and pour through IL
boiling water from the tea kettle h cid
at d heignt to insure force Old tea
and coffee stains. which have become
set. should be soaked in cold water
first. then in boiling water For peach
stains weak solution OF chlorides of
lime combined with infinite patience
and long soaking. is an essential.
Grass stains may be removed by
cream Of tartar and watsr.
For scorch. hang the article in TIE
sunshine For miljew. Lemon juice and
SUNSHINE. or. If obstinate dissolve one
tablespoonful Of chloride Of lime in
four quarts II cold water and soak the
article unrJ mildew disappears. r. nse
very thoroughly Ia avoid any chem Ical
action upon the linen
For WINE stains sprinkle we'll with
salt. ntosJen with boiling water. then
pour boiling water through until stain
disappears
For blood stains use cold water fist
then soap ana water. Hot water sets
the stain.
For chocolate stains use cold wstter
first, then hot water from tea kettle
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

take one large onion, four or fiVe cloves.
garlic and one bay leaf. cover with
boiling water and let cook until onions
are tender. then put with onions. etc.
one-half can tomatoes. one cupful good
soup stock. one-half cupful seeded rails
ins and one cupful diced boiled beef
or chicken. also add the chilli sauce.
now add one-haIf cupful good corn
meal and salt and pepper TO taste Put
on back Of stove and let slowly cook
while You CRATE one cupfui cheese and
toast. one dozen crackers, soda. ar
range soda crackers on dish, pour over
the sauce. sprinkle grated cheese over
golden brown. Garnish with olives
and parsley and serve hot
All who have eaten these enchiladas
say they are fine and as the onions are
boiled instead of fried they do not hurt
any one who IS troubled with indiges-
ton
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Some Corn Recipes
A. c. JoehmuS. lis Eighteenth street.
Pacific Grove
Cnrn Nnfsns Win Snur NIiIk-Sift

Corn IufGn~ Win sour 'iflk->lAl
together a cup OF corn meal. cup OF
graham -four. a teaspoonful OF salt and
two tabiespooufuis Of sugar Nix 10
a batter with one cup each Of sour
milk and cream. II one has no sour
cream, use a cup and three-fcurIhs OF
thick sour milk and substitute tie
either foGrth OF cup with melted but
ter Bake in hot we'll creased muffin
tins
Corn Neal Cones-Boil in a double
boiler two cups II coTnmeai and two
Of milk with a seasoning OF salt. Pack
in small cone shaped molds and set
10 harden When turned out scoop a
little from the top OF each one care
fully and fill in the hollow with a
teaspoonfUi Of currsnt Jelly
Germ Griddle Cakes-DisSolVe IN lit
tie boiling water a teas spoonful OF bak-
ing soda. add two cups OF sour milk
A suggestion OF nutmeg. salt. equal
parts OF cornmeai and graham -four.
or white II preferred. mixing until
the batter is smooth and free from
Jumps. Have the waiting grlcdle very
hot and cook the cakes slowly By
pushing the griddle hack on the
range after the batter Is poured IN
cakes upon II II II cOOls tco much
il can De pulled forward again Serve
hot with honey
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

w NTED: New recipes clever housekeeping ideas new
wrinkles that will add cozness OF the
home for publication this which viii feature
Sunday Prizes viii be awarded for these Put best
wtingno 200 words lengthand send IN For
the best ideas published each week viii The
prize prize viii be FIVE
81 No viii
that awarded though others
published anything all that should be interesting
Address Modern
Housekeepe-s The Sunday Cal, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

Owing 70 the large number of reci-
pes and household ideas that are be-
ing received every day, and the con-
sequent impossibility Of their all ap-
peaHng IN The Sunday Call on ac-
count Of lack Of space, several recipes
are now being published each day in
the daily edition under the heading
A Few Words With the Lady Of the
House" It viii be very. much aPpre-
oisted Il the ladies. in submitting
their contributions, viii write only on
one side OF the paper.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
French Mustard
Mrs. j. F. Lloyd IrvingfDn, Alameda
County

Take Il each of apples. onions and
ripe tonz toes or quart OF canned
tomatoes Peel onions and boil all to-
gether TO a soft pulp Then crush
through a colapder. throwing away
the peelings. add pint Of vinegar
heaping cup sugar seant half pound
mustard. half cup salt. teaspoon
cayenne pepper. tablespoon OF allspice
Add together and let sinner one hour
stirring occasionally If too thick add
more vinegar and sugar The thor
ough boiling of above IS the main
success Is delicious in salads. with
meats and sandwiches. BY sealing
above as you would preserve fruit viii
keen a long time
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Apple Jack
Miss A. Finn. Leavenworfh National
Bank Building Leayenworth. Kan.

Nash peel and core fOur or i've
good. tart apples. place in large pie
plate. In each cavity of apple put a
little butter Use one cup OF sour milk
or cream; use a little baking soda:
one tablespoonful OF flour with milk:
mix. add one well beaten egg. or two.
pour over apples. bake at once.
Cream one tablespoonful butter, two
tablespoonfuls sugar and flavor TO
taste Be ready TO serve at once Will
not be good TO let stand long
For house cleaning time wash bed
steads with water and soap TO remove
dust Get 20 cents worth OF corrosive
sublimate. put in one quart Of water.
let stand until next morning. Use large
machine oil can TO spray on the beds
Spray in all crevices-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
81 PRIZE


nIfss A. Forneth, 552 Humboldt Street.
Santa Clara
ID cne one pound OF lean pork. two
curE OF stale bread (soakeo) parsley
fne until you have one cupfuls one
cup OF mashed potatoes
rof,r over II one-fourth cup OF olive
ofI-zdd one Ecant cupful Roman
cheese = few leaves OF summer sage
end mint. half teaspoonful each cloves
and nutmeg. one teaEpoonful zIlspice.
nn1f 70 taste three eggs well beaten
nne-fourth cup mushrooms chopped
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
A Hot Dessert for Cold Days
(Steamed Fig PuddfnS)
Mrs. E }. Dupuy. 40 Capp street.
san FranciseO

Chop half a pound OF beef suet and
work with the hands until creamy.
then add half a pound OF figs finely
chopped and again work with the
hands until thoroughly blended Soak
two and a half cupfuls OF stale bread
crumbs in half a cupful OF milk for 30
minutes Add two eggs. well beaten.
one cupfuI OF sugar and three-fOurrhs
of a teaspo0nful OF salt Combine
the mixture. beat vigorously. turn into
a bu1rered mold. steam three hours.
then remove from mold and serve with
sherry sauce made as follows
Beat the yOiks OF two eggs until
thick and lemon colored. and add grad
ually half a cupful OF powdered sugar
Beat the whites OF two eggs until stif
and add gradually half cupful DOW
dsred sugar. Combine the mixture
and favor with three tablespO0nfuls 0f
sherry wine II one objects 70 alcholic
stimulants. one teaspconful OF vanilla
NAV be substituted
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
ST PRIZE
Home Made Tray Stand for
Invalid
Mrs. C. f. Miller. 26 Carl street, San
Francisco

Mrs. c. f. Miller. 26 Carl street, San
Francisco
Procure q board "a inches long by
10 inches wide and nail on either end
board 10 inches long. inches deep
and half an inch wide-and it's all I'm
ished.
When required put across invalid s
lap in bed, resting the end boards on
the bed, thus relieving the patient of
all weight from the tray on which
meals. etc. are served.
II can be still further improved by
having folding legs "a small board /
Inches long BY inches wide and
half an inch thickl screwed on farther
side of end board, to put down when
desiring an inclined plane on which
patient can rest magazines. periodicals,
etc Have three bolts or buttons =
inches long screwed horizontally on
edge OF front OF board al regular inter
vais. 70 turn up when needed, TO keep
magazines from slipping off.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Suet Pudding
Equal 20 Plum Puddinxl
Mrs.. II. y. O-NefI. Fairfield

one cup Of suet chopped fne. one cup
sweet milk. two cups seeded raisins.
one cup m0lasses. two cups -four. one
cup currants. half a cup each OF citron.
lemon and orange peel one teaspoon
ful each soda. cinnamon. cloves and
nutmeg
nice pudding II not wanted 50 rich.
omit fruit entirely or use one cup each
raisins and curranrs- Serve with the
following sauce
Heat one quart milk. half cup sugar,
beat three eggs stir constantly til IL
thtckens. cool. flavor with vanilla
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Some Salads
Mrs r. Gilbert ToBs~. 45- Falcon
Avenue. san FranciseO


saturn Sslad-Cse about three hard
boiled eggs 70 q cup OF cold mashed
potato Set aside one perfect white
egg ring for each person served and
chop the rest I'D 10 put IN the salad
Rub egg yOlks smooth. nix with
mashed potato. add salt paprika. a
little nutmeg. A few drops OF lemon
and onion juice. moisten with a little
mayonnalse and have il firm enough u
roll into balls 10 NJ the white egg
rings These are the -Saturns." Now
take what IS left. add a little more
ma yonnaise. beat well and add lastly
the chopped whites OF the eggs. Put
a spoonful OF salad on the lettuce
leaves. set a Saturn on top and finish
with mayonnafse and garnish with a
little chopped parsley. OF a few tiny
cubes OF cheese
Bird Nest Salad-Boil sphagstti until
tender IN salted water. rinse well IN
cold water. drain and arrange on let
tuce leaves 10 form a little nest on
each plate FIJI hollow in center with
tiny cubes OF cheese. hard boiled egg
and serve.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
London Stuffed Monkeys
"a FAMOUS LONDON DIsH1
$. Wegg. si43 Buchanan street. san
Francisco

Half pound butter three quarters
pound four half pound light browl
sugar. tablespoonful ground einranlo a
one spoonful eaca of ground aI1spstse
ground cloves and baking powder ub
the butter with the hand through abb n e
ingredients until thoroughly mixed do
not melt buttcrf. add four eggs nd
sufficient milk 10 moisten into 4 sbft
dough Roll as for pie crust q qua ter
of an inch thick. cItt into fat esrkeS
three inches in dfaneter. and same
number two inches in dia meter for tons
In the center OF each put the following
filing. cover with the smaller cakes
pressed down tightly. brush over with
egg and bake In moderate oven about
90 minutes
For FiIIins-Chop very finely a quar-
ter pound shelied almonds. quarter
pound candied lemon peel. quarter
pound caadied citron- Add two ounces
brown sugar and a little cinnamon 10
taste Mix dry.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Orange Charlotte
urx- w. Gocfn. 2ss. Howard Street,
san Francisco

Mrx ~ (sOCin. 49, Howard street,
san Francisco
Soak a third of a box OF gelatine in
= third OF cup cold water till soft,
then dissolve in third of u cup boil
ing water. Add one cup cf sugar. one
csir orange juice and pulp and juice of
one lemon Cool in n pan OF lee water
and when il begins TO thifken add the
beaten whites Of three eggs ard beat
M rorerher till stiff enough To drop.
pour in mold When taken from mold
to serve pile whipped cream around
the base and strawberries or sliced
bananas on the side and on top This
is a very nice dessert
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
The Favorite Bread at the
Won1an's Exchange
Mrs. j. l.. s. Oakland

Two cups scalded milk. two cups
water one heaping large spoon of but
ter and lard. one tablespoonful salt.
one tablespoonful sugar. one cake OF
conlpresSed Yeast in half cup OF luke
warm water. flour. Place butter lard
sugar and salt in large bowl. pour in
the scalding milk when butter and lard
arc melted then pour IN the water
When mixture is blood warm add dis
solved yeasteake AMI flour enough
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Fresh Beef Tongue
Mrs. Robert Shaaer. 1874 HafEht street,
>an Francisco

Take a fresh beef tongue. put On 10
boil IN salt wafer until tender when
done take il Of. skin and slice IN nice.
round slices. keep the water that ir
was boiled IN. put a pan on the stove
with two IaoleSpOOnfulS OF butter and
let il get hot when IL Is hot put in
one tablespoonful OF -four. stir until
Il IS a nice brown. then add one cup
OF the water that tongue was boiled ia
and half cup OF vinegar. season with
ore dozen whole cloves and one dozen
bay leaves half teaspoOnful OF 77Der
and half a cup OF raisins. put the
tongue in and let 70 boil 10 minutes.
serve hot
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Five Ways to Cook Veal
Mrs. b. Tupper. DunxmuIr

Monday-P1ace six pounds OF veal in
kettle, cover with boiling water. skim.
simmer until tender. Remove bone
season. add potatoes Make and add
your favorite crust. cover tightly. cook
% minutes Lift meat add pint OF
cream 10 gravy, rhicken. pour over
meat and serve
Tuesday-Take half of cold veal with
gravy. Heat 10 boiling point, add lump
OF butter and heaping teasDoonfuI
chilli powder. II you have never eaten
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
A Cheap and Useful Cooler
Mrs. Minnie j. Martin. Nurphys, Gala
veras County, Cal.

Mrs. Minnie j. Martin. Hurphys, Gala
veras County, Cal.
Take nice large new dry goods box
and make a safe with three or four
shelves. tack burlap on all four sides:
when IL Is finished set up on the porch
or in the basement and set a fat pan
on top OF safe and keep full of water.
Cut eight or ten strips OF flannel (any
old flannel will dc1- Put In the pan Of
edges OF the safe: this feeds the water
out on the burlap and keeps 1t always
damp II this cooler Is put In a
draffy place lit will keep butter or
anything as cold as IL ii came on the
ice
II you will grease the bottom of any
cooking uteusil before setting 1t down
on the fire one can on removing 1t
from the fire wipe 1t clean with an old
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Shrimp Stew
Miss Je.ta CARROLL, Petaluma. Cal.

Take two and half pounds of
shrimps. one quart of cream. one can
of tomatoes. Heat cream with slice
OF onions and little parsley: add three
tabiespoonfuls of -four dissolved with
cold cream: put in another pan one can
of strained tomatoes. add two table
spoonfuls of -four dissolved with cold
tomato Juice. add quickly the soda
let get nearly cold. then mix them:
heat together. add shrimps TO the sauce,
salt and pepper TO taste
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Liquid Glue
Mr.. J. L. GIN, yisaIis

Liquid glue for household use may
be made by the following method: Buy
of acetic acid and the same value in
glycerine- Mix acid and glue until all
the glue Is dissolved and then pour in
aration. Place in an air tight lar
and you will always have liquid glue
handy for mending books. furniture or
other household articles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
he'd In Turn on This Page or I'm the Daily GaIl

thoroughly 70 eggs IN a large bowl:
add a pinch OF salt and two ounces OF
sugar. Melt four ounces OF butter IN
an omelet pan. add the eggs and cook
the omelet; spread this IN the pan,
pour the STEPPED whole berries IN the
center. fold and roll nicely over and
turn into warm dish Sprinkle with
powdered sugar. glaze with a redhoJ
iron. pour the puree around the omeIet
and
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Fudgette With waInuts
Mrs A. G. Heinrich. MS Alabama street..
Vallejo

Melt together one square chocolats
and piece OF butter size OF small egg
sugar and one cup rich sweet milk-
boil until a little can be formed into
a soft ball. when put in cold uafew
Now stir until IL gets quite thick fhen
add a half pound walnuts mix well
and put into buttered plates to cool
when cool mark OF into snr1>r~.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
How to Preserve Eggs


-I,vI tsIEIIUI HIi -HHcCNf .NH Il NHINH--U
Six pounds unslackened lime, three
pounds salt Sound every egg before
putting them in the vessel you wish 70
store the eggs in. always standing them
on end. the pointed end downward
Pour a bucket of water over the lime
and stir IL well when that has settled
put in another bucket OF water Strain
the lime and water from stones and
pour IL over the eggs. Put a weight or
the eggs 10 keep them under the fluid
Keep in cool place.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Eoonomy in House Keeping
Mr>. 4. y. shec.Iey. Livingston

Mrs. A. y. Shecsicy, Livingston
Often valuable piece OF linen IS
nearly ruined by rent or worn place.
] viii tell you how to mend IL with
out a patent daFner. which is exrerl-
sive and not very practical
Easten the fabric around the rent
securely in a pair Of embroidery rings
thread your sewing machine with Ne.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Enchiladas Original

Mrs. C. H Difmas, Muaick p. o. Ssn
Luis Obfspo County
One dozen red chill pepers put 10
soak in cold water one hour, then put
on the stove and slowly heat until wa,
ter comes TO boil; remove from stove
and when cool scrape pulp from skins
with dull knife IT soaked long enough
pulp should be 1-4 inch thick Next
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Cook Peas to Retain Flavor

Street. San Francisco
Do not wash peas after shelIing
them Take tender leaves OF lettuce
after washing, put il in the stew ket-
tie. put in peas, then some more let
trce leaves. do not add water, as the
lettuce contains enough water TO cook
peas Put on back OF stove or IL you
use gas put asbestos mat Cook 20
minutes slow, then season with salt
pepper and butter and you have dish
Mt for king.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

newspaper and save securing with
sandsoap and getting your dishrag
black.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Raspberry OmeIet

Mrs. JOHN O1fDIcHs IS0I SeFeHth STREET.
Oakland
Put pint of fresh. sweet rasp-
berries in bowl with powdered sugar
and = small glass OF brandy. Let steep
for Is minutes Then take another
pint OF berries and mix with four
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
81 PRIZE
Correct Spanish

Mrs. j. Rasmussen. 1923 Versailles Ave-
nue, Alameda
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-05-15
Fret pub. April i7-Last May Is. 90
NOTICE.

To the heirs-st-law of John E. Hubbell. de
ceased. and
To the owner or owners of any and all interests
In the land herein described and 10 the MORTGAGE
or mortgageee named In all undischsrged record
ed mortgages against said land. or any assignee
thereof OF record:
Take Notice, that sale has been lawfully made
of the following described land for unpaid taxes
thereto under tax deed Issued therefor, and that
you are entitled TO q reconveyance thereof, at
any time within six months after return Of serv-
ice of this notice, upon payment to the under
eigned, or TO the Register In Chancery OF the
county In which the lands lie, of all sums paid
upon such purchase, together with one hundred
per cent additional thereto, and the fees OF the
sheriff for the service or cost Of publication of
this notice, to be computed as upon personal
service OF declaration as commencement OF
suit. and the further sum of Ave dollars for each
description, without other additional costs or
charges. II payment as Aforesaid Is not made,
the undersigned will institute proceedings for
possession OF the land.
Descriptions: VIZ Of NWk, Section ~, Town
ship 40 N, Range SO W. Amount paid, $93.5S /;
taxes for years 1885, 1892 1900 1901 1909 and l90S
WV OF NWh, Section ~ Township 40 N. Range
80 w. Amount paid, Sl2 ~. Taxes for year 1904.
wy of NWA Section ~ Township 40 N. Range
30 w. Amount paid, Slal0. Taxes for year 1905
WY Of NWA, Section "a. Township 40 N. r. ang
30 w. Amount paid 40. Taxes for year 1905
All in Baraga County, State of Michigan
(signed) JAMES CONNOLLY
Place of Business: Marquette. Mich.