Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-20

10 his sweetheart. And since you ask my opin-
ion. you. too. are doing wrong in corresponding
with him.
with a young man, but some one has taken
him from me. have not heard from him for
some time. Would IL be proper TO call him 10
and ask him TO come overf l think that am
at fault, and that ought to call him up.
HEARBRoKEN.
All you are sure you are at fault, see
no reason why you should not call him up.
Dear Miss Grey: Please give me recipes for
hot cakes for two. for soft white icing, for
stuffing and picSling green peppers. for apple
hare. Also tell me how 10 remove stains from
my handkerchiefs and from towels
A.-Cakes: Add to three-fourths cup scalded
milk and one tablespoon butter three-f ourths cup
fine stale bread crumbs, and soak until soft.
Add one well beaten egg. one-fourth cup flour,
Nix well. and bake on griddle in small cakes.
Icing: Beat the white OF one egg until stiff.
Add two teaspoons cold water and ihree-fourths
cup powdered sugar. Beat thoroughly and
flavor. Stuffed peppers: Cut tops from pep
pers and remove seeds. Fill with salt and
cover with cold water. Let stand IS hours
then fin with stuffing made of two fable
spoons minced cabbage. two tablespoons grated
horse radish. 8 teaspoon minced onion, one-half
teaspoon each powdered mace, nutmeg and gin
ger. a teaspoon each celery seed, peppercorus
and mustard seed, teaspoon sugar and a table
spoon olive OIL. Tie tops on peppers, pack In
peat scalding ten days later. Cover we'll
Apple butter without cider: Not satisfactory
Belgian hare: Cook same as rabbit-stewed In
pot pie, or roasted with dressing. stains: Use
chloride Of lime solution.
Dear Miss Grey: az Is Rider Hagzard stin
livingT (2l What is his latest book7 (3)
What is your opinion Of him as a writer? C4)
ri a for owntn
SUBSCRIBER.
A-uD Yes. (2I "The Yellow God" ts)
His ability as q writer is not Of the highest
order. but bis stories quite interesting. 90
Scrape the roots. cut into inch lengths and put
over the fire in boiling water. Stew until
tender. n-sin and add hot milk, little butter
and cracker dust, season 10 taste and serve.
Dear Mss Grey: am deeply in love with a
young man who seems to care for only in
brotherly way. What would you adviser
A-Try to forget him. Turn your thoughts IN
ether Observation-Disclosures yourself in other
thinss-it will be easy: I'm sure.
Dcar Miss Grey; % Do girls of Is wear
the hair in a curl this year? (2l What will
be the leading color for a one-piece dress? ca
home from church Sunday nightsl a. Is II
few tlmesT STUDENNT
Al Yes. (2l Brown. ca girl Of is
should not go out at night without a woman
companion much older than herself a. No
harm In calling up occasionally. but don't make
n practice Of II. lirl Of Is Is only a little
girl and oughr 70 he busy with her lessons when
not at play-not thinking about the boys.
Dear Miss Grey: What kind OF umbrellas
end what sort Of handle will be fashionable this
faIlg GRACE d.
D A.-Plain blue. black or green SIX. or sink
and linen. with long wooden handle. stained
tho color umbrella.
Deer Miss Grey: What win keen shoes from
sqUeak ingl SQTEAKY.
A.-T-y giving the soles q thorough soaking
IN warm water.
Dear Mss Grey: I ordered lobster salsd.
4 crcamsd potafoes ard tea at restaurant re-
Gently. I have since heard that criti-