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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
BOOMING HOUSES
CAPITAL NITIEs

Wishing us all prosperous year,
1910. AttfSIiiou ls called to the fact
that the winter. when things are
= tr'rlo slow. is tho best tim" to
buy. Get IN now when the other
fellow wants TO sell. and reap tn"
advantage OF increased demand
little later
- ROOMS.
Close in, on 3rd South. and can be
bought for $3.50: 500 cash and ball
ancc easy terms, Cheap rcUt and
good lease.
HOW ABOUT
II ROOMS. Cheap r"nt. 2-ycar
lease. rinc location, and $500 gives
YOU complete ownership. or YOU
can get this place on satisfactory
terms.
81 ROOMS.
Rent only 500 per month, With 4
good lease. The rooms here are
always full. and rou can handle
this place with $500. This should
appeal to any one desiring "A good
paving house.
II ROOMS.
Centrally located, ard steam heat
is included with the rent This
IL an excellent moneymakcr. and
can be bought on satisfactory
session and the rest Is easy.
10 ROOMS
ON Main street. every room tull.
The owner is willing 10 sell this
nicely furnished. up-to-datc place
for s65O down and bal easy pay-
mcnts.
IL YOU HAVE.
$4,000 that YOU would invest in a
roomine house that will net YOU
in and ask abCJt this highly re
spectacle and up -to-datc place
near Main street
CONFECTIONERY AND CIGAR
STORE.
Fine location. cheap rent. lease.
and there is nice living rooms IN
connection. This VIII go for 500,
Tho foregoing are only samples
from large list, which includes
everything In the RODMGNG HOUSE
line, from 8 rooms up to high-class
z $1,000 TO 10000 Non-resldcntS who
wish 30 locate here Will do we'll I"
write To MS.
CAPITAL REAL. ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
II West Second South st.
Ask for Air Eichcy.
Bell phone 3SOl Ind. phone Sc
10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10

Wishing us all Il prosperous year.
1910. AttfNIiiou Is called to the fact
that the winter. when things are
= trifl" slow. II the best tim" TO
buy. Get IN now when the other
fellow wants TO sell. and reap tn"
advantage OF increased demand a
little later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10
Third Floor Judge Bldg.
\ WORD TO THE WISE.

\ WORD TO Tide WISE.
Yes, indeed. tho optimist secs the dough
nut, the pcsSimist sees the hole. We arc
all optimists ia salt Lake. because our
faith In her big future is grspplcd by
hooks OF steel, We know that this city
will double Itself In population by the
END OF this year. And VIC further know
that The party who spends his money
now Tor Il business opportunity acts wisr-
~. Then. forcwarned by the fatc OF tos-
slls why, in Justice TO yourselves, do You
lingcr 10y the way? We invite you Ia see
our splendid free list OF thousands or cN-
cell2nt buys hundreds OF satisfactory
sales prove our superior system. insuring
quick deals,
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ElI EASE


the second floor @IX62, with street en-
trance, suitable fot n sample room, SlV0;
2-year lease.
Is rooms. hot and cold water In each
room, steam heat, ali light and airy;
choicest location: 5-year lease.
elegant stores in Holmes Knox Du'ld-
ing Tor lease.
s50O-6 beautifully furnished. modern
rooms. rent $2G. clears SIG: gctaius
rooms. Snap,
s65o0-ts modern. up-to-thc minute
rooms. Main St, very reasoila bic
rent including steam heat: no bet
lease: always full OF high class
transIents; clears 500. Terms 10
right party.
sI6. .JOo-i2o rooms. extra we'll furnished.
European hotel; all modern CON
Venienccs. low rent, long lease.
This IS one OF the best places IN
the city, Terms.
S,5Oy-60 rooms ri fine furniture. Mica
with hieh-ClaSS, permanent guests
located in tho most 9riStoCrHdc
part Of the city always inSuJinE q
full house: good lease ard !oW
rent Terms.
s6i1g-5S room European hotel Main 81:
II you are in tho market Tor
hotel Won will spre'y so no ny
thor. this place viii suit YOU; 10
year lease heat free. Terms.
S4@5O-55 rooms, hotel. good furniture
reasonable rent; heat free" Terms.
This office caters only 10 ,he hShesi
class Of hotel apartment houses and
business opportunities. and guarantees
ing OF any proposition Established 1873"
A RICHTER, Real Estate.
A. L. BEATTAIN. Mgr. II. o. Dept 10
West list So Both phones 6G. dlao
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FOR SALE-MIsoELI.Asro,,s

COASTER BRAKE BICYCLE : :, ,,y,.
tires: good condition. price Sl5! Sdsress
u IS, Tribune. t>uo.ess es
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- liOUSES-ALL KINDS, LOCALITIES
and prices. Iultc Bros. Co. los Main
street. X99o
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NOT Sonnn

This 9O-T0om European hotel Is ONlN
$4,000. Well located; steam heat: elcva-
tor service. fine electric sign. This big
place Is the cheapest rent in fashionable
Zion, just $500 per month Three years
lease. $4,000 down aud balance paid out
Of receipts. This is more than a bar
gain. The Lewis Lowe Co, Judge Bldg.
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WHERE TO STOP

1ITCSI,T HOUSE. PAUL HElN' .1,,,,> lnr
pyIetor. GS East First South' xi1l|
rates &C, 4oc and 50c-
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LEST YE FORGET.

Tho man who spends his time in idle
ness usually has nothing else To spend.
You get this Is rooms OF good furniture
and you WIN keep always busy. Good
lease; steam heat: central location and al
ways crowded. The rent is practically
Slis per month. Price Is $500 on terms.
The Lewis Lowe Co. Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10

Si25 PIANO. USED SHORT TINE. sI;a
cash Bell &i08-lI d,aso f,ds1
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PERSONALS


AND ADVICE FREE.
Collections. damage suits. divorces. pro-
bate business promptly attended to and
with dispatch Cali or write to Wallace
aw ana Collection Co. 325 d. Z. Val
rer b,iIldfns b3551
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ESTABLISHED DRESSMAKING BrSI-
ness, very close In; III health rcason|
/ Tor selling. H-iI. Tribune oIOi1
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HOW AEnIT

II ROOMS. Cheap rent. 2ycar
lease. finc location, and $500 gives
YOU complete ownership. or YOU
can get this place on satisfactory
terms.
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CHsMr rsTs AND AssAYBRs

BIRD COwAN CO. ,,,.
1so So. W. Temple. Bel! Pnohe yfss
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STOVES AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
Hawkes. ct Sioi,l
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THREE ROOMS. PANTRY; ELECTRIC
lights and gas range. Cal 63i so,
W, Temple. d6l3
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\ RARE OFFERING.
l6 inns. fair furniture. we'll located for
trsnsicnts, only one block from Main ST.
Rent $50 2-yr. lease, $500 Will handle.
Lots of money can he made here
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.rlIE me nIG SACRIElCE

TllE ONE BIG SACRIFICE
or the season. i6 thoroughly modern
rooms. located right down town. six PHI
vate. Rent 81 per room, fYc-year lease.
This is big money maker and always
will be. The price has been boiled down
TO $500. Don't fail to sec il Monday.
The Lewis Lowe Co. Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10

Rent only 500 per month, with 4
good lease. The rooms here are
always full and YOU can handle
this place with $500. This should
appeal to any one desiring good
paying house.
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WE HAVE IMITATORS, EUT
NJ lelN :
\ RARE OFFEI

\. y. HUMPHREYS,
Bell l1&@. - West 2nd So. ST Ind. i1GI.
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lMIBGLEY -BODEL STOCK OF F1XLs,
pictures. frames and wall paper. tnusi
he closed out this month"; bring your nIc.
lures Tor framing, dl0s3|
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IA ROOMS WILL SELL.

Tomorrow without fall: the location Is
ideal, and vacant rooms are past mem
ory, Houses Of this size arc very hard
10 get The rent is $50 and the receipts
never run below $40, Now figure the
profits and then come In and We will let
you see il. $1,000 cash viii put you in
possession. The Lewis-Lowe Co, Judge
Bldg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-10

THESE ~ ROOMS AT $500
is no bargain, but YOU can handle it on
short money The lease runs for three
years. and the rent is but $50. including
steam heat. Now. there arc very few
houses OF this size that can he handled
on $1,000 aud the balance small payments.
No harm I'm looking at II anyway. The
Lewis Lowe Co. Judge Bldg.
IT'S y WISE $ll0U
That buys this swell apartment OF five
rooms. We do not hesitate saying the
furniture is elegant. All the component
elements or the ideal life are found In
this nifty place. Piano alone worth 500
pianola attachment cost $3.50. You will
appreciate that "a thing OF beauty is a.
JOY forever" when You see t., This must
be sold tomorrow. The Lewis-Lowc Co.
Judge Bldg,
WE HAVE IMITATORS, EUT
NO RIVALS.
THE LEWIS-LOWE co.
judge Bldg. dluSr
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JOUr: 4. LEcHDEITER. TUNER AND
replrcr OF pianos and organs. EeI
t95l-I. ""-'p
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Sot PARK AVE. 18th so. BET, 5rh
and 9Th Ed, Groom mode!n bricE,
$3.50.
57s So. w. Temple, 10 rooms, s25.
32S W. Ord South, 9 rooms. $50.
LITTLE Il LITTLE, No. W. md $50.
dS3@
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TURs AND TAxIDgRM1sTs

We DO EVERYTHING N THE d,u Fu
and taxlder:nist line and LII LII. n
pleic stock OF mannfnt, ur.u H' nd gal
heads. r. stencil Fur Co. 81 r. "a ~ Il
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL. CASH REGISTERS-OSC.hE
C,roshcil. sales agent FOR Utah. Expert
cash register repairing, No. 22l Main
street second hand registers always In
stock Do"
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SIGNS

CHARLES PETERSON MAKES GEN
uinc signs the real urtIcic-brass.
ed limitations. Both phones. 20 Richard,
al. dsii
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FOR RENT


PART OF STORE. 03 MAIN STREET.
di9i
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NAN WHO Has SOME GOOD FKIENpS
I'm this city To 80 In the tailoring busl-
ness; not much money required: am
first class tailor and cutter and nave
good lrm To furnish all requirements
Address Ell Tribune dllsl
SMALL CAPITAL WILL BlS BEST
theatrical Interest in salt Lake. In
culr" manager Salt Lake theatrical tsN-
change. suite IL New York Hotel hldg..
ono block west of postoffce. dipb"
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LADIES TAILOR

.--~~-~~ ~-~-~-~D-->>>r---< ,,r
TAIT OR-MADE DRESSES NJ
JUDGE bldg. Joe Straka- pndi''
rcrfrr. fitting.
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WILL SELL At SACRIFICE. 1 -o1
ing bed. | dresser l chiironicr. l ,cLa,
small stove and sanitary couch. ns,.
ll31 Eucno ave fppy
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WE OFFER YOU
Ten nice rooms one block from New
house bldg, clearing $50 monthly. and
the owner uses rms. for herself. If
YOU have $500. NC can place you IN this
house.
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FOR RENT

FINE MODERN SIOREROOMS. PLATE
glass front, In building just peing COM
| pie ted, corner md South and state. Ap-
| ply 6. :. iolmcs, Enutsforu hotel aJ6l
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IL ROOMS

Close in on 3rd South. and can be
bought for $500. 500 cash and bal
aucc easy terms, cheap rcGt and
good lease
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TRIMMED AND Unframed SHAPE
iui mats EreatIE reduced; willow a,i
ostrich plumcs cleaned aud curled "A ~
r'altN. hats cleaned and rcblockcd: bc.
MolN. ~ 90. haiu. dlQss
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
THE LEWIS-LOWE CO
(lncorporated.D

THE ONi.Y EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE IN THE
STATE. OF UTAH.
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HORSES
TUTORING
JEWELEY

JEWELRY
WATCHES CLOCKS JEWELRY RE-
paired at leWelry factory 50 East LIST
South. %1f6@
i. +. hill COMPANY. JEW E,LERS.
Engravers and Diamond settlers. 120 So.
Main st. room lo7. upstairs. Highest c1 sh
prices paid for old gold. d1sl
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SEWING
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING

PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING:
also house cleaning; first-clnss work:
prices reasonable Ernst Sturm. l5l w.
list South. Ind. 1882. clsoS
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22
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}YYYY THE FORUMS SATURDAY MARKET GUIDE $500
FdU

Flour is now just 20 cents higher than
1t was year ago. The vegetable mar
ket continues to be exceedingly slim.
There are some good vegetables on the
market, but in such small quantities
that the prices are still away beyond
what they were last year.
Watermelons sell for so cents, while
canteloupes sell at two for rs cents
with not many on the market even at
! that price. Tomatoes continue to sell
at Is cents, and cucumbers sell for 10
cents each, with no sign of any re-
duction. New potatoes sell at rs cents
peck while the old are so cents a
bushel. Peaches are selling at S1.25 a
crate, IS basket and 20 cents a dozen
Apricots are so cents basket and not
many on the market. Blue plums sell
at so cents while the yellow ones bring
so cents a basket. Radishes and new
onions sell at two for cents, and beets
are 5 cents bunch. Cabbage sells at
cents a pound and carrots sell for 6
cents a bunch.
There are nice pears on the market
at 35 a dozen Oranges continue at
from 20 to so cents, and bananas sell
from 20 to 30 cents according to size
and condition. Raspberries, great big
ones, sell at Is cents a box.
You can get dairy butter at % cents
while the creamery sells for 80 and 49,
Lemons sell for 30 cents a dozen and
they are higher than for years.
Cheese Is selling at % cents a pound
Everything is higher in the vegetable
line than 1t usually is at this time Of
year. The cause is attributed to the
long drought.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22
HINTS ABOUT The HOME.
BY ROSE TERRELL.

The fly as menace to human life
has been so exploited that almost all
homes are screened and great care
taken in the disposal of garbage so
that the pest may in time be extermi-
mated. England has been busy fight
ing the fly for a much longer period
than America, and it is said that the
necessity for screens is very much less
than in this country.
The housekeeper in village and conn
try has a much more difTicult problem
than the city dweller, who has a CAR
bage man and fine sewerage system "a
aid her efforts, 1t behooves her, there
fore. to be doubly cautious in the dis
posal OF all refuse that may helm to
breed the pest.
Disinfectants should be part of her
necessary supplies and should be free
ly used. The garbage which is fed to
the pigs should be taken awav pronnt-
ly and the pens be as far away from
the house as possible. They should
also be kept as clean as the business
OF the farm will permit. Pigs that are
kept In better sanitary condition than
was once demanded are said to be bet
ter food. 1t would seem so to the rea-
soning person. 1t is, therefore, part Of
the farmers work to improve the con-
dition Of the pigs as well as to allow
no other accumulation of filth.
Farm houses should be perfectly
screened and every precaution taken.
If the farm people would take. UP the
matter seriously and set their shout
ders to the wheel the fly would become
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22

extinct. AS long as barnyard refuse
Is allowed to accumulate, however,
there will be the fly and its train of
/, Ills to contend with.
Breakfast is one Of the most difficult
meals to prepare in the summer time.
The jaded appetite which has no de-
sire Is hard to tempt. Children who
are not very strong come to the table
and listlessly refuse ordinary food: 1t
Is well to try to tempt them for awhile.
It is not necessary to eat heartily in
summer, but 1t is well to fortify ones
stomach against the long morning in
which all the work of the day sAould
be accomplished If possible.
An egg chocolate, will sometimes be
acceptable and forms an entire meal
alone. 1t should be slipped slowly and
not gulped down, as 1t is rather a
heavy food.
To make it prepare thick. syrup
the evening before, which should have
cocoa stirred in till it is very strong
The egg should be beaten till light and
then the syrup added and all shaken
together. Thin to the taste with milk
which is half cream and glassful will
prove sufficiently sustaining for a
child's breakfast.
To shake an egg in milk which is
sweetened and has a bit of nutmeg in
1t will serve as a pleasant variety.
The ingredients for both the egg cho-
colate and the egg in milk should be
very cold and the drink should be sip
ped slowly.
Toast should be served very hot and
even the sugar should be kept in cool
place. If the housekeeper will try to
see that cold things are really cold and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22
Peach SoufHe,

Peel, then rub through a sieve eight
ripe peaches. Stir in with them one
cup powdered sugar and the beaten
yolks of three eggs. Whisk steadily
for eight minutes, then fold in the
whites of six eggs that have been whip
ped to a stiff froth. Turn into a souf-
fie dish, sprinkle with sugar, and bake
in a steady, rather cool oven. for ten
minutes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22

Pare and rub ripe mellow peaches
through a corse strainer. To two cups
of the pulp add two cups Of thin cream,
or rich milk, the yolks Of three beaten
eggs and one whole one, all beaten
light, one-half cup of sugar and half a
teaspoon of almond fiavoring. Pour into
cups, set in a pan of hot water and
bake in a moderate oven until firm.
Make a meringue from the whites of
three eggs and six level teaspoons of
powdered sugar. Have the custards
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22

Peel and chop one white cabbage and
six large white onions Place them in
"a large crock in alternate layers,
sprinkling each with little salt and
leave them for twenty four hours. The
following day heat together to boiling
half a pound of brown sugar, pint of
vinegar, q teaspoonful each of powder
ed alum and turmeric. ground aIl-spice,
mace, cinnamon. mustard, black pepper
and celery seed. When boiling pour
on the cabbage and onion and leave for
twenty -four hours. Drain off the vine-
gar. bring 1t to the boil again and pour
once more over the cabbage. Repeat
this three times. and on the fourth
day put all together in the preserving
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22
Blackberry Cordial.

Mix together two quarts of black
berry juice, one pound of loaf sugar, a
half ounce of cinnamon, half ounce
of all-spice, a half -ounce of cloves and
the same of nutmeg. Boil slowly for a
half hour. Take from the fire and when
cold, add a pint of French brandy, bot
tie and cork tightly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22
Care of Window Cords.

TO prolong the life of window cords
they should be busted and rubbed with
weH-greased rag. The swapping of
the cords is caused by friction and they
are further weakened by sun and
weather. The greasing makes them
pliable and prolongs their usefulness.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22
Stuffed Steal

Make a dressing as for poultry of
stale bread crumbs rubbed fine, with
salt pork well chopped, mixed with an
egg and seasoned with pepper and sage
or parsley. Have piece of round
steak not very thick and spread the
dressing on it, then roll up like a jelly
roll and tie. Place in the roaster, pul
pieces of salt pork over it and put
little water in the bottom Of the pan,
cover and bake until tender This is
good for dinner, or sliced cold for
luncheon or supper A little onion add
ed to the dressing is a great addition
for those who like the flavor. Dress
ing placed on pork chops and baked in
the covered rooster makes a fine COM
bination.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22
Tomato Guns.

Did solid, round tomatoes into boil
ing water, drain, peel off the skin with
out cutting into the firm flesh of the
tomato, and set on ice to chill thor
oughly. Chop hard-boiled eggs rather
coarsely and mix with mayonnaise
dressing. When ready to serve, hollow
out the center of each tomato, fill it
with mayonnaise and egg. pile chopped
whites in pyramid on the top, and
serve each tomato on a lettuce leaf.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22
WHAT The RETAIL
MARKETS OFFER
FLOUR, SOARING ON 1.-THE WINGS
OF THE MORNING" VEGETA-
BLEs HIGH BECAUSE OF DRY
WEATHER-PURsE is HARD HIT.
EVERYTHING HIGHER.

Flour which has been steadily jump.
Ing upward, took another soar aloft
again this week and will sell tomorrow
at 1865, this being a jump of 20 cents
for this week over last and last was a
jump Of Is cents over the week before.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22
Tomato.Okra Scum.

Boil for ten minutes one pint OF to-
mato sauce and three pints of con-
somme; add salt and pepper and about
half dozen small okra, neatly sliced
across the sections, and boil until the
okra discs are tender!
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22
Maple Jelly.

AS an agreeable change from the well
known coffee or fruit jellies the follow
ing jelly made from maple sugar will
be found to be its own reward. To one
package Of gelatin use pound of maple
sugar. The sugar should be broken
and melted in the usual quantity of
water for one pound of gelatin, then
cooled and the gelatin added as in max.
ing other jellies. This should be served
In glasses which have been thoroughly
cooled in the refrigerator-with either
plain or whipped cream, as preferred.
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Substitute for a Knob.

Should the KNOB come or the lid of
a pan or kettle, a screw should be
slipped through the hole, with the head
to the inside of the lid and a cork
screwed on to the protruding end. This
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22

Take tomatoes, make a strip, throw
them in and let them boil till the skins
crack. Then take them out on plates
and set in the oven to dry.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22

Tender Squads delivered
dressed or undreSSGd.
Raised I'm Fargo. Special
rates IN Large quantities.
Phone 630-Ls Rural Route z.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.


To keep lemons have some nice dry,
clean sawdust in a box and bury them
In it, and they will keep for weeks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22

hot things more than lukewarm she
win have gone forward step in man
agement.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-22

VIII make knob that win not get hot,
ana that can be easily removed when
dirty.