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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

BALTIMORE WHIP-uratc tho rlnd OF
Two lemons and squeeze out the juice: add
reriLed sugar two whltcs OF oges. and the
yolhs Of four Beat for ton minutes. Dis
solve TWO boxes OF gelatin In a cup Of warm
water; when cool Ndd TO other ingredients
drop by drop. thon fold In the wcll beaten
whitos OF four eggs. beating constantly Turn
The mixture Into gloss dish. beating con
and marasehlno slrup.
ORANGE FLAvoREp rowIs-rhe vir-
sinie housewife 10 famous for her savory
roast duck. This 10 duo TO the orange nayor
onion in hcr droseIng M Ia elsewhere done.
roasts one large several small oranges
In the body OF the duck. Tho oranges arc
peeled then the dressing lie added This
plan may be adopted with turkey and chick
en- with excellent results.
RICE PUFFS-onc cup OF cold boiled rice
Put through potato ricor. add two well
fuls into hot fat fry light brown; serve
with maple sIrup Tor breokfust or az a
e"ruish for the roast or steak Tor dluner.
CHEESE STUFFED FIGS-Droln stew 81
ngs make small opening In each and luck
In q morscl OF cottage cheese made rich with
oreum.
DELICIOUS BANANA ToAsT-roast two
slie@s Of bread. butter them slice banana
tween toast You VIII lind this a delicious
dish Tor breakfast.
DAINTY RIBBON SANDWICHES Cut
The crust from n loaf OF white and of brown
bread. lceyluK thom near of "a slzo as
poselblo- Cut thrc" slices onc-hnlf Inch thick
from each loaf spread with butter, pruuut
buttcr. Jelly, or cream cheese according to
The function tboy are 10 be uOed FOR Put
tho ak ellcee together In alternate layers
ana press nrnlY- Trim tho edges Of the
cube evenly. then with a sharp knife cnt
INTO ellees pbout three e-nu0rtars Of an inch
thick These maze pretty sandwiches which
can DC handled daintlIy
| 70 MAKE PEANUT BUTrRK-pound or
brlnn 10 powder on" cupful of ph.IIsd md
| skinned peanuts. freshly roasted Uuh intn
thlo half n cup Of butter; salt 10 taste and
, work To smooth pleto for use ThI. mains
! delicious sandwiches for plcnlco or lunch
| Gons- N"
DIVINITY FUDGS-rwo Guns ernnui,taa
| sugar, cup corn slrup. cup water 1 tablo Il.
| spoon vinegar boiled together untl ,h.
| mixture 'tnrchds' from the spoon or forms
| "a sgit BAN In water. yN1d | tublesnoon ~
vanilla and set II aside to be used ,ybrn A.,
| ls lukcMatm. Now take | Gun suVnr on.t
= cup water and boil until IL 6thro,dS'
| from the spoon tabout two ininutcsI Nybcn
| this has cooled slightIy. pour slowly intn
the wcll beaten whites OF eggs atirring
constantly. thsn add tho nrst mlStur. ,vhinS
should bs the right temperature by thIs
time After bentinG FOR nve minutes add
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

tried, For instance. there are I'm
mense possibilities of effect In a
shoulder knot of black velvet perch
ed only on one shoulder. or brace
let Of silver tullc tied high round
one arm. which decorative embellish-
ments have been applied 10 a beau
tiful golden satin dress in the case
OF the black bow and 10 gown of
white ST o., brocaded with punches of
natural-looklng pink roses and foil
age. in that of the silver tullc.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
LINGERIE MORE DAINTY THAN EVER
CHILDREN
How to Effectively Teach Them Good
,4W Manners.

~ HE simplest and surest way OF in
culcating good manners In chill
dren Is to practice them yocr-
self. and a home where courtesy and
consideration for others Is the key
note scarcely can fail to lie happy
one. y pretty ouby way OF the best
hammered boy OF my acquaintance was
to kiss his mothers hand IL was
not merely the instinct OF All afiec-
tionate heart: he hSd seen hie father
do IL so repeatedly that IL began as
one of the initiative acts to which
children are so prone.
1t is an easy task, that or cooking
and serving meal and or molding
the childrcn's manners al the same
time. but where parents are In accord
II can be done. As to when one shall
begin, IT is we'll To remember Oliver
Wendell Holmes famous saying when.
upon being asked. How soon Should
you begin TO train child" he re-
piled. "Three hundred years before it
is born" Failing the ability to do
this, 1t is well TO begin few months
after a child is born, rs he can be
made to comprehend. and this Is at
younger age than many parents think
One OF the worst faults 10 which
young children are liable consists In
interrupting the conversation OF older
people. Another tendency which
brings the blush OF shame to the
mothers brow Is that which children
have to contradict the statements OF
their elders. This Is so strong habit
with many children that 1t is only
necessary for mother to make 4
statement involving statistics 10 elicit
the eyerready, "Oh, no. IL was only
three times" or "only two miles"
Nor is IL confined to young children,
but is quite as common, and much
more shameful. among grown boys
and girls. If taken In time this should
not be difficult to correct, but the first
step must be on the part OF the pa
rent. who must take the greatest care
to be truthful.
The mothers must know when TO
bestow judicious praise. Don't Is a
word that should be eliminated from
every mothers vocabulary. II Is just
as easy and a great deal more agree
able, and more satisfactory as to re-
suits to say. DO thus and so" than 1t
is to say Don't do thus and so
Parents too often forget 10 tell
child why" Implicit obedience is.
of course, beautiful, but an obedience
founded on reason Is more intelligent.
Nor will a child with whom this rule
has been followed be less apt 10 obey
without question in crisis
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Dress Child On Table

4 table which 10 dress little oneH viii
be found erent convenience and VIII G1ve
many bachnche for th. mother. Get a
carpenter TO make good strong able. not
too henvy or too high. paint stain IL. :,
II WIN look neat lldv. drawers nut IN 70
hold toilet necessities and other small
ttcles- Little children may he bnthed and
drnssed this table and the work made
OF the Gin1o
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Gored Petticoat.

It will take six yards OF twenty
two-inch material for II white gored
pettlcoat and four yards OF bouncing
for the ruffle. Select bouncing about
fifteen or twenty inches wide and let
the Scallops Just reach the edge of
the hemmed skirt. Finish the top OF
the ruffle with one-inch beading.
Run white ribbon through the bead
ihg and fasten in neat bow at the
left side. The skirt car be made with
yard-wide founcing. placed on n
sheath skirt.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
COLORS
Rich Colors Are to Predominant This
Summer,

LII rumor points TO the fact that
a this is not to be white sum-
mer. 1t ls to be one full OF
color and brlliancy
This talk springs UP every year, but
it has more foundation now than for
a decade past. because all white has
,, been SO much In the background this
winter.
Yet there should be one or more
white gowns In every woman's sum-
forting when the thermometer Is over
| 80.
All the usual white lingerie fabrics
VIII be offered and people Will take
, their choice between these and colors.
but the white frocks Will certainly
show some novel touches TO bring
them Into comparison with the green
and pink and blue and yellow gowns
The first novelty suggested Is a COM
bin6tlon of fine embroidery with
Brussels net The cyclet design Is
used on ii foundation OF sheer linen
and the net is the washable variety
that once went by the namc OF wash
blond
New models show this combination
In attractive form. There are one
piece trocks, with 10 inches of en-
broidery on tho lover skirt. and a
round bodice effect OF IT, The rest of
| the gown is of the coarse white net.
| used plain without tucks or plents
The sleeves are OF net long and
tight. fastened at wrist with silk but
tons and loops that are placed an inch
or two apart on the material and not
on the seam. For these new sleeves
do not open. They depend on the lap
ping between buttons and loops for
| their tightness.
There Is round yoke quite shall
low and babyish above the embroid-
cry. 1t ends just below base OF neck,
with fiat edge Of lace
There lis girdle about two Inches
above the waist line made of colorcd
satin, with rosettc and long ends In
front.
The fashion for wearing colors has
brought about the tinted corset cover
or blouse slip 10 wear under trans
parent white blouses.
These slips have little fullneSs. are
cut square back and front. edged Win
lace and finished with a threc-inch
cap over top OF arm under which Is
put the shield
As pale pink is the leading color for
this slip, the first effect Is rather
startling. When the blouse is extra
sheer 1t looks as though no lining had
been provided.
There is no diminution in the popu-
larlty of tile butterfly.
II is worn by rich women as cor
suge ornament mad OF vari-colored
Jewels mounted I'm Il framework oil
gold or platinum.
IL ls bought for 80 cents by those
who are not rich aud worn In the hair
or on low bodice.
Tho latter ones nrc made up OF SoIo
and silver spangles on tiny net
frame. and when tucked away In
bow OF tulle on the bodice, or pinneu
at the top OF the Psyche muifS. the
cffect Is all that is desired,
The girl who wears the butterny
and bow ribbon together in her mar
makes mistake. Both OF them MAKE
the coiffurc beavy and inortistlc' one
is quito enough.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Simple Dlsinfectant.

Tho following is refreshing dlslnteetsnt
Tor sick room or any room that has an
unpleasant aroma pcryudlnS it fut some
fresh ground coffee In saucer. and In the
confer place small piece II csTnphpr gum.
which light with match. Ns the gum burns
allow sufficient coffee to consume with g.
Tho perfume is plearnut ond hyulthful. being
far superior To pustIic6 md Inuch chgupcr.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Make a Travelling Apron.

When ono is going travelling mako an all
over apron Of n neat pattern, This will Keep
your drcss clean. Remove upon arriving ut
your destination and you arc as clean us
when you started with no extra trouble and
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Buttonhole Scallops

To make buttonholed scallops look
os II padded. work chain stitch cx-
actly through the center OF each seal
lop with coarscr thread than is used
for the buttonholing and work over
IT evenly.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
What to Do With Drippings.

After frying bacon or meat ~ any kind
take the dTlppInRs that arr left and put Their,
In a pan ana cut raw potato up nnc and
put IL In. and lot cook FOR half hour. and
tho potato Viii absorb all tho odor and
taste and tho lard VIII come out as clear Ss
frrah lnrI
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Fresh Air at Night for Baby.

II the baby has flannel night gown
and IN tho bed covers fustSned 20 tbat
he cannot kick tho coTcrs on. thore H. no
reason why even tho child should not hayS
tho window open from the COP every night
Arrange screen around tbu bed 20 that no
draft blow over the child.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Strengthen Hosiery.

Sew small pieces OF tape 20 tho top OF each
stocking, where tho fasteners come and
fastcn the garter fasteners on the tapes In
stcad or the Stockihea. and thus save tno
stocltlngs from wearing out at tho top. This
10 good on ehIldrSn's stockings.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Handy Match Scratchers.

Get sheet OF dno snndpapor and cut II
In strips an Inch I'm width then TACK them IN
pIooeS where you have been In the habit ot
lighting your mutchcs By doing this IL vil
be n convsnioncc "a we'll protection ot
the woodwork and wallis from tho black
marks and scraichep
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Clothes Dryer.

A useful article on which to dry nannols
or ironc1 clothes which are still damp ls
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
OBJ DS
Worth Knowing.

Rc prompt with homo repairs and tho
house Win look ten times smarter than
when llttlo damages are permitted TO be In
evidence
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
RELIEVE MoNoToNY

To relieve the monotony OF the
tight sleeve. various plans arc being
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

n you can possibly AFFORD IL hayo limo"
leus, In passages and bcdrooms IL fr 60
easy 10 keep Mica and With ono or two rugs
lookn nmlto coy and conIfOrthble.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

Silver may DO kept bright bY rubbing with
q soft neunol. saturated with spirits OF am
monla old brass nity lac made liko new In
tho SAmc way AftcrWard scrub the brass
with II brush; rinse In clear wntor,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

A thin coating made ot three parts lard
melted with ono part resin and applied 10
atoves and Grotcs Will prevent thoir rusting
when not in use
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

Z msOe from a bronsuck With ring screwod
Into ono end. This rlnE T. TO 10 fastened
over hook which ir screwed into tho cell
Ing ovor tho Kitchen range Nnils should /.
drlvou into the stick on opposlto sides about
4 foot apart.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

suturnto cotton with good perfume. and
when partly dry sct tho cotton on nTo and
shake tho flower hat In the fumss. II Inn
parts a delicate odor 10 flowers and plumcH
which lasts longer than uthorwlse applied
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

Closely woven wool goods like silk should
bo loosely rolled around n rasteboHTd tubo
and covered with thin paper whom laid away
for time. This win avoid the deep creaeco
auro To- accumulate from the weight OF tho
folds. SILK will crack II io:t long In folds.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

RICE PrFFS-onc cup OF cold boiled rice
beaten eggs. salt TO taste; drop by spoon
fuls Into hot fat. fry light brown: serve
eGrnsh Tor the roaal or steak for dlunor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-10
PATENT |NS|DES NO
LONGER POPULAR
WITH EDITORS
Pecos Valley Men Using More
Linotype Matter; Able Papers
Read and Meeting at Cars
bad is Highly Profitable


! VI lAl Rtft -
Carlsbad. y. N, oct. THE Pc
COZ. valley Press Association closed
its third annual meeting to-day Glow
is was selected as the mex convention
! Mace. j. NJ Wood OF the Lakewood
| Progress was selected president GAYLE
Talbot OF Artcsis. yice-presidcnt; 4
r currtn Of the clovis News. secte-
tar, and treasurer Committee on
Legislation L. - Fullen. W r Reed,
W n. N~uiIaucc. J p Wheian and
q = Harlow Committee on pro-
gram e y johnson OF the Portalea
Times J p. LOOMS Of the IeNloo
| Trumpet and \ r Curran OF the
Clovis News
Resolutions Of thanks 20 Carlsbad
for its hospitality Was adopted res
olutions OF ~ mptthy Tor MI Johnson
! of tho Portalcs Times and Mr. Oar
nell Of the Elida News in their mis-
, forum. were passed Editor Puckrtt
81 Roswell. who Is very low was also
remembered
Able papers were read by Mr..
loomis. ] n. Whcian. VIII Robinson
W. r. Reed. capt HARLOW. w II Mui-
lame and others The discussion OF
various papers was interesting ana m
.tructiye Matters OF the highest i'm
pottance TO the newspapers Of the Pc
COS slope were considered and no
doubt much was learned during the
meeting that viii help make the press
OF the slope more progressive than
Hrg. s-WFH.r ~ a4Hnn N~nAf Nnff
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-10
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
Insure in the Occidental Life.
Drink G%lorieta Beer. Phone ts-.

Miss Josephine Foard e her ~
the government indian school az La
guna uas a visitor In the city yester-
day.
Mrs william = Hartley caves to-
night for POINT Richmond. where %
viii join Mr. Hartley who recently
left for that city. where he has as
sumcd his duties as foreman Of the
santa 20 shops
Contractor Sharics G. teyen viii
soon begin the erection OF "a modern
g. sidencc ON sixth and Marquette Az
cnuc for attorney Elf.go ReCa The
house win be- built of cement blocks
and win cost nye thousand dollars
IT. Michael and wife and NJ Younis
wife. relatives Of Rash"d ~
Aziz Michael South second street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-10
Well known Hotel Keeper Tses and
Recommends Chambcrlains
Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhesa Remedy

Il take pleasure in saying that l
have kept Chamberlaiu's Collie. Chol-
era n Darrhosa Remedy in my
family medicine chest for about fif-
teen years. and have always had sat-
.sfactory results from its use. 7 have
administered Il to a great many trav-
cling men who were suffering from
troubles for which II Is recommended.
and have neVsr failed TO relieve them"
says ]. e. Jenkins. OF Glasgow. Ky
This remedy is Tor sale BY all drug
gisG
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-10

TO THOSI WHO WEAR TURN
DOWN COLLARS OUR NEW 10th
CENTURY COLLAR SHARPER Of
FERs THE PERFECTION OF COL
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THEM EITHER, AND LETS THE
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-10

You arc cordially invited 70 call and
inspect tho beautiful line NJ high
class sloaEs suits. skirts. waists. furs
n other wearing apparel in thu sest-
u latest STYLES it, shown from Chas.
a teten 4 Bros Chicago. by Mrs
Corsen. 4i5 " Gold
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-10

merchants, have arrived from Syria
and VIII make their homes in Aibu-
querque Mr.. Michael went from Al
buauerque To syria a year ago to
claim q bride. while Mr.. and Mrs
Younis have never been in this u
try before.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-10

\ Il. WEIRNING Has OPENED \
NEW GROCERY At 3o1 SOUTH
WAITER STREET. AND WILL BF.
PLEASED 10 SCI ALL FRIENDS.
PHONE So.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-10

"Brosdmoor IS the name Of The
new subdivision 81 exclusive Ameri-
can five-acre COUNTRY homes. ready
FOR irrigation. only ~ miles north 81
tho city. See n X. 3 sellers for
and terms.
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All goods must be sold.

CLERK WANTED IOR GENEH-
Al MDSE. STORE IN THE COJ\-
TRY. MUST UNDERSTAND SOME
BOARD AND coon
ROOM FURNISHED FREE STATE
AGES WANTED. EXPERIENCE.
AND REFERENCES. ADDRESS j.
:. \. 60. JOURNAL OFFICE. Al
BUQUERQUE. y. VI.
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SALE.

Special prices for today; plain white
cups and SauCers. ........3 for 25c
Beautiful decorated cups and
SANNGlS -. ioF -
Large dinner plates TO match . for Zoe
Tea plates TO match ........10c each
cake plates to match ......3 for 25c
3 Bandet tumblers for .........i Zoe
Special sale of soap by the box.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-10

That j. why a doctors battery does
no good. Now our system is different.
We pour the current into the body for
six or eight hours every Gay or night.
usually while the patient sleeps The
delicate nerves are not shocked or
| Jared by this current. as il goes into
them just like drizzlins rain satu-
rates a newly plowed field They
! absorb it. drink ii in. and as il IS their
life they grow strong with IT.
some doctors even believe that our
appliances do not generate Il current
| We will paw $1,000 Tor one of them
that fails to give a powerful current
as soon rs il touches the body. In
| days gone hv electric belts used 10
| burn the skin. We guarantee our
patients against that our appii-
ance, have SOFT cushion electrodes.
which give q glowing heat. bur no
sting or burn. They lave also a reg
ulator to control II current
The day is drawing near when
physicians who now avoid electro
des becaus. of their belief hat il is
Yet in the experimental stage viii
awaken 10 the fact that while they
have been waiting we have been
working. and that Electricity as we
supply il possesses marvellous curative
powers in eases whore drugs viii only
stimulate.
And oar success is not limited 10
stomach troubles. Any organ Of the
body. any part that lacks the neces-
sary vitality TO perform its natural
functions can he restored By our
method Il gives strength. il makes
the blood rich and red and warm; il
vim into the brain and muscles; it
Just makes q good man out OF "a bad
one in every way.
With our Electric Belt We cure
rheumatism in its worst forms We
cure pains and aches. weak nerves.
general debility and n other trou-
bile which can Doe cured by restoring
strength
Beautiful Illustrated Book Free.
Or. McLauehlin has a book which
every one. both men and women
should read. II tells facts that are
OF interest 10 every one who wants
70 remain young in vitality at any
age. Il Will show YOU the way 10 fu-
ture happiness IL is beautifully H.
Illustrated with photographs IT FULLY
developed people. showing how many
begin to break down from orerwork
and dissipation. and how they can re-
gain the vigorous fire OF Youth in a
few weeks application Of electricity
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-10
All G. B. Braievich's Stationery

and Notion store topposite Postof'
flce.b can be found the best standard
cigars and tobnccos. kept In perfect
condition for Immediate use, In spc-
cially constructed cases. Mt BraJ--
jich Is selling out under the original
cost a large variety Of school
books and toys
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II is written in plain language. and
the illustrations are Of the highest
type OF ant. No should be with
out this hook. We send il sealed. free.
one for men and one for II
YOU are ailing write today Don't put
il off. Cali if possible. Consultation
is 1ree and invited.
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far the arrest and conviction - any-
9ne caught stealing copies IT the
Morulne Journal from the door
WAYS ~ gubsrrlhFrs
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For Sale-Five-passenger touring
car; a bargain. o W. Central.
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Cut out this coupon and send il now.
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DR.. Mel Wants
Rockefeller Million

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