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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-23

The reason "Hartig Becker Plow" is better is because it does the work with the point and not the mold. as most others do. Shipment just received, let us show them to you. Observation-Disclosures Hardware Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-23
FOR SALE.

Lumber for all purposes, and in addition to a fine stock of high grades. we have some great bargains in cheap material, especially suited for fences, outbuildings, etc. Get our prices. Prompt delivery and ship ments guaranteed Bluff City Lumber Co. West 4th. Ave. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-23
Pine Bluff Mercantile Co.
ARE YOU MAKING USE Of
 THESE EASTER DAYS?

The force at the Mercantile Store is busy helping customers to solve fhe Easter problem of dress, by showing at every counters the new and practical things in Dress Ma terials and their accessories.
 NEW WEAVES IN MOHAIRS. Warp is woven so as to produce a handsome stripe effect in con- ventional patterns, all popular shades, at 59c yard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-23
NEW WEAVES IN MOHAIRS.
STRIPED PARIS POPLINS.

Nfade up into pretty Easter Dress, meets the demand of so many Of the younger girls that We are showing a wider range of colors than usual. Prices, 19c and 25c a yard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-23

Look at Lloyd's Bicycles before you buy. PA Main St. (3-17-1m.)
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
NoTlCE 10 HE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Michael Hannah. deceased, were is- sued 10 the undersigned by the clerk of the probate court of Garland coun. ty, in the state of Arkansas, on the Sth day of January 1910. All per sons having claims against said es- tate are therefore hereby notified to exhibit the same to the undersigned properly authenticated within six (o) months after the date of ruch letters of administration or they may be pre- cluded from any benefit in said estate.
 And if such claims be not exhibited as aforesaid within one year after the date of such letters, they will be for ever barred and precluded from any beneft from said estate.
 CSigned) MRS. SARAH HANNAN. Administratrix of the Estate of Mich.
 ael Hannah Deceased. 1-20 30t
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(Continued Ir0m Yostcrday)

We are next brought into Nr. Eaev- ster's law library and find Che ator- ney boring over bis books. Jones. his confidential clerk, interrupts him with the information that "sbe's here again Annie, it seems has been haunting the office every day. and Mr. Brewster has devised every means of escaping her. She l. rersis,cu, au,g. ever and cones aa in anI again. Jones is evidently disappointed when he is satisfied Mr. Brewster will not see Annie but in a few moments he returns with the elder Mrs Howard Jeffrics card The lady is at once aa- mitrad. s7e is much excited. havma heard that Annie is going on the s ea to parade her name before tao w5uc. etc. etc. Mr. Brewster ells her of An- nie's visits and admits she has inter
 osted him in herself and the case. Mrs Jear.es says she would like '1 see Annie. and asks Brewster to ar range it for her. Mr. Jonries is a very old client of his BaeVsror says. and he does mel like 10 Tieplease mm o9
 as they gre talEiua Jondos enters. After asking what "tl3t woman" is doing ont there again the trio discuss the situation jenres has nof changed in his attitude ovarl hs son or An. nie and he and Brewster argue they seem to gain no haadHa AS the former takes hts teaee he asks Mrs. Jenries is she is coming but say. ing she wishes 10 fix with Mr. Rrov
 CT. ard asking him ,o call for her In an hour. remains behind 1 must zee tais girl Er Brewster. sHe aals when hey are alone. "I think l c1n rersua1e her to change her course of actiou' Brewster thinks he bad bet fer see Annie first, md advises Mrs. 5eGr.s ,a come back in half an hour
 Then he sends for Annie Ionas. wn1
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Ieffrics. s6s. ard Annie doesn't see why she should since that is her name and they are relatiyes-by marriage. Then they discuss the situation, anI Annie refers to "Old JeGries" as fish dec)rng he is nc a father or 5e would 1o a fathers duty by his son Before theg got through. Mrs. ]effries learns that Brewster IS gong to defend Towards case, believing him innocent and Annie learns that Mrs Jefries was the mysterious risi- tor who called on Underwood the night Of Inc shoe ing The latter has kept silent. she dec,eres. believing Howard guilty because of his confession and oecause she dreaded disgrace
 Anuie-D erace-whal N disgrace when a human life is at stake?
 Mrs. JeFries But it seems useless
 "a useless cridce--in the face of his confession
 Nlhlc asks li ahe ms the letter in- derwood wrote her. It is at home Mrs Jenries answers. She has never been able 10 destroy it. She asks Annie u 10 say anything to Mir Broaster fusJ then-she will meet her at his house in the evening and by then she will have decided what is heat to D eIone At this point Brewster enters the room. He tells Mrs Jegr'es, ST. h hs- decided 10 defend Howard hat he has been talk. ing with Dr. Bernstein ever the 'rhoue that the doctor and Captain Clinton and Naloney will be at his house for conference in the evening
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
AT THE AUDITORIUM
Buster Brown"

Buster Brown" and his doe Tise. Mary Jane and all the Buster con tiugent of girls of various kinds will be the attraction at the Auditorium this afternoon and night and incl dental to the coming of Buster it will De of interest tc note hc0 many fond parents of the community will be smitten as they are when the circus comes to town. with the "Oh, I've got to go to take the children"
 It's am old excuse for Dad but watch Linn when he gets inside and see if he don't enjoy the performance more than the kids: of course he had to go 10 bring the children Its an old excuse, but you never saw per- eut who martyred himself in this way that didn't rake off bis share of fun
 Master Rice as Buster Thomas Colton as Tige Leila Cautna as Mary Jane and two new characters. Seth Sowders and Miranda Stebbius. by John J. Magee and Blanch LateI respectively, and a big singing and dancing chorus Of thirty, including the famous Buster Brown Ponies
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tive authors, and two generations Lave testified to its excellence.
 To tho dramaUet it hos always pre-
 uted 2 particularly difficult task, for thc crowded incidents Of the written page do not lend themselves readily 10 tuauc =ltiou to tbe stage.
 Lengthy description sand exhaust i've philosophical discussions possible 10 the author of a book, may not be resorted to by thew ritter for the the ater and the countless incidents that may win profit be brought to the at- tention of the reader are not avail able for Inc dolcctation of the audi tor.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
HENDERSON -As A cANpIDArE-

HENDERSON AS A CANDIDATE. Q the Voters Cf the Third Chancery
 District Composed of the Counties of
 Montgomery, Garland, Hot Spring, Sa-
 line and Grant.
 a" d candidate for Chancellor sub i"ct t9 the Democratic Primary. lpou mv eeoil as citizen, believing that my 'h'. t.'ar. NaH'us. fitness aud a1uIN suH.'. me D au tlls ou.ep aceeptabIy Co alI tH. people. Am uatipc of the Gis- ulsc but not 3 chronic office seeker l have never offered for au office since going out of tae office of Prosecuting Att 'atHe twenty ts.e#r years ago This of uco h.a fYr SIX years and was chen retired t13t others as worthy might also reap Che Sorc.s
 lu. opportunity tc win laurels by 'alhs chan elor should not slnay- bc EIn. .d uy one man therefore ] earn
 "0hnil your support Un the promise lhHt VU be UN greatest ambition to 10l tul- office wun credit and aonoI t0 'eu and Co mvse.f
 JEuRO ?. HFEDERSJN.
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and that he has set a detective ea t1e track If he women who called at Jrderaoods studio the night of the sb,euag. Here, Mr. JeGrics calls iO" his wife, and he also is informed that Brewster is to defend his son. 'In- deed, cNc'oims Mir Jeltrjes, sr- taen you win please consider our boaHoNs relations 10 have ceased from this momeut" and calIin- bis wife mey sweep maisstcally from 'he room. well. who's afraid now?' asks Brew ster as he turns to Annie.
 Continued TomowoWD
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
Fernando Escu and Miss Margaret he Thrd Degree

.s much impressed with the youua adr. goes on his mission with a srin When Annie comes in Brewster iu- titcs her be seated anl then asks how long she intends keeping mp her system of warfare, persistiug in fore ing her way into his office "J didn't force my way in" she answers. Fl didn't expect to come m-}Ir Jones sid you wanted to see me- Step by step Annie gains ground in spite of Brcvsters arguments; she tells him tha he and Towards father are ser ing the whole world aeatns, .so .,. because they refuse to got He tells Ter she is almost as oastn F as her Harheriulaw, and ovcarre taar ns does net defend criminal eases That's just why she vans him. then-How- ard is not a crimul
 Brewster There are other lawpers
 Annie But there's only one Mr. Brewster and he's Che greates, law yer in the world, ara c's gong to aelp us-he's going to save Howard life
 Brewsto You always say taat up- on my word. l shall he-In to believe il soon -
 And he short of i, is he does he liovo it, and when she talIs him he is afraid of Towards father i, rather re.Hes him. she knows Howard Is Innocent just as she knows thue E God yet she o.nt fell why "Fem- nine drmclon Brewster calls ,t Ha begins talking of her pects and
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
"st Eloo@

From the pages of Augusta J. Ev- ans famous novel of the south. "st Elmo Neil Twomey has evolved a drama which win have al oca' hear ing at the Auditorium Theater on Sat urday and Sunday February 19 and 20, with Saturday matinee Since it was first offered Co the nublic a half century ago the book has been among the most popular of lhe works of ua.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
"The Third Degree"

When Charles Klein wrote "Thc Lion and the Mousse he delvej into a great problem. which he solved in q
 splendid dramatic way holding the broathIess interest of his audience throughout and making the play huge success Since it's production by Henry B Harris. Mr. Klein has con anuy searched for another su6- ject equally convincing and real and the success of "The Third Degree" proves only too well that his quest was not in vain.
 Horny B. Harris is sending his best cast of players 10 interpret this great drama at the Auditorium the princi pals of which are Paul Eyerton Fer nda Eliscu, E A. Eberle. Margaret Drew, Alfred Moore. F. l.. Coleman, Francis Bonn F. IT. Forseman, Ralph Ramsey and A. H. symmons Al the Auditorium Tuesday, February 22
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
The Story of The Third Degree"
charLea KleLn.s Late.t pLamaL-. susc.sa.
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her talor, aaJ when he -u.s I'm sorry '.r foa" she breaks juta bss. teriea. lHg-h why do yoa aush?' he asks -Wcl if | don't I.u-a m cry and as don't want to cr4-Whs- | just Iaa2h Its got to be enc or The other she is going home. she says, bgt an will see him -1molruw. end perhaps tc will have better news for her. -sit down." he commands T want , ask y1u a question. Haw do you eac.mt for Towards confess ing to tho .a.tiug?" She doesn't ac. count for 'r He says he didn't do it and do nt remember ccnfessiug. and sha be'ieE. hc confessed against his 7iu She as had a talk with Dr. rrteiu who was called in ai .-e time, nnd Ec says Cap'am Clinton u-ez hypnotic influence, and c,aim. Howard is "subiect" Brewster is growing iu.ercs,oI he asks for pr. Rorustciu'- address. which she gives him. So eou think I'm afraid of Nh. IoGHos aa youa" Brewster asks after pause, and in another minute starues ter by announcing that be is going to take mp her case. >on aoa' pretend to be surprised" he al- most snars as she tries to thank him. "you knew would You knew it when you c.ma in that door My clerks knew f. Everybody knew it-but mo Mir. Brewster sends for Jones and asks him t5 eet a report of Howard JeGries' case.
 Jones ONim a eran)-Yes. slr-1o ve-do we-
 RHews,ar-You know d-d well we do."
 Jones-yes, sir
 Brew ler-AuI stop erinnug.
 NoN.. Mrs. Jerrios. ST. is sent for. and Brewster leaves the women to- ec.. er-t.n- wise and knowing the ways of women "Y-~ acu~ mind my mailing gou Annie. do you?" Mrs
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
"Three Twins"

The Three Twins win come 10 the Auditorium soon "Three Twins" is called Inc 3eu-Hur of musical comedies because it is the most gi sao.i" masIeaY attraction in America and contains nora novel features than al. other mystical shows combined.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
FoR cHANcERY LunnE

10 the Voters of the Thrd Chaucei, District. -l anu candidate for chancel- Tor for the second term. subject To the aettrn oi che Democratic primary Con eia 2i attention tO the business Of the eoIi.s WILL preclude tle possibility of a canvass. if l have made satisfactory Lano.I1r ] would u5o a rc-eIecdou 1T elected ] win try t1 make myself useful
 Very truly.
 ALONZO CURL
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
oThe Prime of Tonlaht.r

One of the principal reasons why the Nor, II. Singer attractions are successful is in the manner in which each production is put on In "rhe Prince of Tonight" the latest Of his musical successes. which win be seen at .hc Auditorium ncNt week. more at tention has been pail o5 ta'' than ir uj cf his previous shows
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

The Seutnsl Record is oethcrzed Ia announce W C. Eoulr as a cHa ll.e fu, reelection to a second term as ranra. sentative in the Arkansas general as. semuiF from this eouny subject to the action oi the Democratic primaries
 The Seutinol-Eecord is authorized to announce George Wilmington as d can uiddte Tor representative In the next general assembly from Garland county. subject Co the action of the Democratic
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
R couNrY SUPERINTENDENT.
For Constable

The SenunelRecord is authorized 10 announce Willis J Haley as a can didate for constable of Hot Springs township. subject Of thc action of the democratic primaries.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

First class table board a speciality at the Knickerb0cker-hom cooking and uneXcelled servlce-make the Knickerbocker meals popular 22S Prospect. 2-StI
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

Mrs. Dr. l.. H Fordham has return cd from Europe and opened offices in the pugan-Stuar, Building, where she vii. be glad b s2e her old patients.
 1Lim
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

Don't pay rent an your lives. Lay the foundation for the possession of a home by securing lot on easv terms of payment. Auction sale every day at Fairlale Take Oaklawn troi- Icy to Harlan boulevard and this leads into the property.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
Fo0 c0UWrY CLERK.

lt- SN.Ho.- Record Is autho. god tr
 0e 'st r"Id.aseE of Mr. Robp.l ""' .H' rr aag ta the office al a ...ih. subject ta the action O, '.t.Hela.e primaries.
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FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

The sentinclRecord is authorized to announce the candidacy of Mir David A. Crockett as a candidate for the office of county superintendent subject to the action of the Democrat. ic primaries.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
E.H ClLLEcLna

FJN COLLEC TOR.
 The SentuDf. Record is authorized t0 fuup.uce Milton p Moore as candidate .u. 'Ha office of collector oC G4.Iau. Hl-f.. subject to tha .ut.4a ol tnr Democratic urim3 les
 Tho Sartu.l-E..or1 is auttarle1 tr announce S. A. Buchanan 8s candidate for tH, u0Iec sr D.'...t.r ..f ca.IHu. 1gu'e. subject to Inc action of thp Demo ratie primaries
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
TOR CIRClUT JIID-r

me SeGHn i-tecord IS authorized to Evans as a candidate for reelection 10 the office or circuit judge in this judicial qlatleJ subject tu the action of the Democratic primaries
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
FC7 CI5CUIT CLERk

TT VT -|"---I- --I ' HIIT--7e0d t0 t| Na' un-tau candidate p" o'a.h subject to the u. ifar f '." Democratic primary
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FoR RAILRoAn coMMIsslonrn

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce The candidacy Ol Orlando Il Sumpi"i for railroad commissioner of the southern district of Arkansas. eub- Jeet to the action of the Democratic primaries
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
PETIT COLLECTING AGENCY.

Prompt returns male 10 alI collec- tlons entrusted in our hands.
 Jno. A. Petit, Mgr.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

Tn. 5-utne'-H.caru is authorized l.. Co fr ounce M S. Cobb as carGu1a, .tt t.'.E attorney for this udi.lat ~HIlU l.. fue action of th. i'r.UH.'aLa n.luu les.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
e9a racsEcur,nc ATToRNlv

..eocG is authorized to ammo .:ee Els name Ht F. E. Rutherford
 ie ..' ufH scouting attorney .I t. district -. 'ae. t1 the action Q. .. 'Iat.. primaries.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
FOB COUNTY LupGE-

The set.7.I- Record is authorized to
 A~Hav AI'#u aa eaudIdat. .Hi and probate judge of Garland 4.t..' subject t9 the action of the Dem. ratI. primaries
 7l. ~euoHal-uacad is authorized to ''H"HHOe the candidacy of Tmrston r. 'o. f".eIaauon t1 county and N''H I. |tEr subject to Che action Of .... lf.unt.sst.a primaries
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Buy your wood and coal from tae Hct Springs Wood sud Coal Yarda lelanhone. 7s aud ly5 l C Hondn rsst ssgu
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

The ut1 el-Hsaord. Please announce H' '#a.i fa. lh. office of wozecu. e H.tH Io. tla Seventh judicial clr-
 IU"aIy i0 March, 4f0
 Jt' peace. peHuauont prosperity ant ..'U Ht Riot Springs .i.u,.Is ir1. h2", aa.s and -ood rncra n.nt th'H#-h laff..u. m.t and .u ..I.. enforcement. ul ..e law.
 "'' . my best efforts t1 ,hst cour.. elected. J. E |-ODr,
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

Ih. Ss1tna Record s authorized r 1u'o.H.u it.u.t H.ans H- cauJ# #l4I tal i...a.ru l9 ta. office of po-e,ur ing 't..t for t..s jriic.Hf district subject u .ne 1euou of ta. n,moelaiH primaries.
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EoR c0uNTY TREAsURER.
EoR TAX ASSESSOR

The Sentinel Record is authorized t0 announce Ruhe Gillian as a candidate for reelection 10 the office of tax as- sossor of Garland county subject io Che action of the Democratic primaries
 FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
 g-h Sentinel Record l sauthurlzcd tc announce J 6. Cuhlsc as candidate to county suutIul.Hiput subject io ihe at tf.r af the Democratic urimJtfes.
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CUT FLOWERS.
NOTICE

Registered Jersey bull services s2. 'hone 1889. 2-o m
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FOR coRoNER.

Tho SeDtiu0lRecorl ls authorized Co announce the name of Dr T B. Rider as 8 candidate for Coroner O.. G8rand county, subject Co the action 3l .se democratic prImal.es
 Th. scuuna-Eocord i- authorized to 1uuouueo ur J. I. Randolph as a can didHtr for Ia.e.eelou Co th office of cor 1uer of Garland county subject 10 the agtiou of the Democratic primaries.
 FOR SHERIFF.
 The Sentinel Ec,ord is authorized to auuuneo Jake Houpt as a candidate for reelection to the office of sheriff ot Garland county subject to the action ot the Democratic primaries.
 The Seuuuol-Eecord IS authorized to announce the candidacy of Nr ". A. Nooac0c{ for the office of shedn of Garland county subject Co the actiCn ri tho Democratic party
 FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
 The Sentinel Record IS sudorlzed to ounouuao the candidacy of NIT. John F. Daheso1n for reelection for County Treasurer. subject Co the action of the Democratic primaries.
 The seuunelRecord is authorized to announce Fred Gray as candidate for treasurer of Garland county sub feet to the action of the Democratic primaries
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

Stuffed Summer Squash-Take the
tender vegetables and scoop out the
center; then chop it fine, after pairing
the rind off. Leave the rind on the
whole squash and parboil it ten min
utes in salted water. To the chopped
vegetable add half as much minced
corn, beef or ham, SALT pepper and
teaspoonful of grated onion, one table
spoonful butter and enough cracker
crumbs to bind it together; cook about
ten minutes, then fill the cavity and
set on a CREASED pan in hot oven TO
bake until the shell is tender and the
top brown.
Escalloped squash - The summer
SQUASH is good when scalloped; peel,
clean and cut up the squash; boil 1t
tender in salted water; drain and ar
range in layers in baking dish with
cracker crumbs and bits of butter.
Add one pint of milk, a sprinkling OF
pepper and salt; sprinkle crumbs over
the top and brown in the oven.
Creamed celery - Materials: One
quart of celery cut into inch pieces,
two tablespoons of butter, two table,
spoons of flour, one cup of milk, one
teaspoon of salt, and one-half cup OF
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

minutes in a baking dish. Serve in
the baking dish.
Cold Boiled Potatoes-There are
many ways of serving cold boiled pota-
toes, but perhaps the two most popular
with the housekeepers who like dainty
dishes are the creamed potatoes and
potatoes au gratin.
Creamed Potatoes-Cut the cold
boiled pototoes into cubes. Make a
white sauce by melting two table
spoons butter in a saucepan, stir into
it one tablespoon flour and then one
half cup of milk, stirring gradually to
make a smooth paste. Pour the diced
potatoes into this and set on the stove,
stir until the sauce thickens and the
potatoes are heated through. Add salt
and pepper to taste. This quantity of
milk will make sauce for four good
sized potatoes.
Potatoes Au Gratin-Dice cold pota-
toes. Make a cream sauce according to
directions for creamed potatoes, put the
diced potatoes into an earthenware
baking dish, pour the sauce over them,
cover with a thick layer of grated
American cheese and bake in a hot
oven until the cheese is nicely Drowned
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
GOOD RECIPES FOR VEGETABLES

Stuffed Green Peppers-Take seeds
from peppers and soak in salt water
Boil rice enough to fill peppers and
when rice is done, add grated cheese
to taste, placing rice in pepper shells.
Put on buttered pan and bake until
shells are tender. Serve with tomato
sauce.
Tomatoes Stuffed With Green Corn
Material-Six medium sized, firm to-
matoes, one pint of cold, boiled corn
cut from the cob, one cup of thick,
rich, white sauce one cup of sifted
crumbs and one tablespoon of butter.
Way of preparing: Remove small
slice from the flower end of the to-
mato. Carefully scoop out the CEN
ter so as to leave cup. Mix the corn
with the cream sauce and fill the to-
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mato cups. Place them in a shallow
baking dish and sprinkle the tomatoes
on top with the crumbs. Dot with
small pieces of butter. Dust with pep
per and salt; then add one cup of
stock and place in a moderate oven
and cook until the tomatoes are ten
der but not falling to pieces. Serve
with the meat course.
Fried Tomatoes-Slice firm vege-
tables in thick slices; cover with flour,
dust with salt and pepper, then lay in
a hot fryer in which is a tablespoon
full of butter; cook until Drowned on
both sides; then remove to deep, hot
platter, and when all are fried" add
two soft tomatoes to the fryer and
mash them; let them cook until soft;
turn in one pint of cream or half pint
of cream and half pint of milk; stir
until the sauce is creamy, then turn
over the tomatoes and serve at once
The skins should be left on for the
frying, but removed for the sauce.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
FRUIT SALAD

Select large yellow, fully ripe peach
es for salad. Do not pare them until
lust before they are to be used, and
have them thoroughly chilled first.
Pare very thinly, and cut in halves.
Fill each half with chopped blanched
almonds or English walnut meats and
pour over a dressing made as follows:
Beat the yolks of four eggs until very
light, add gradually one cupful of pow
dered sugar and one-haf teaspoonful
of salt Beat until the sugar Is dis
solved, then add the juice of two lem
ons. Make small oblong cups of tend
er lettuce leaves, arrange in each cup
two of the peach halves and serve cold.