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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
rue CHRISTWaS DDING.
King Arthur's Recipe Those Ser, ed At
Osborne Iiostse

The plum pudding termed by som,
the older sister Of the minc~ pie forms
such an essential part of the christmas
dinner that people would not think OF
emitting il from the menu unless fnr rea.
SONS Of health or economy
II Is sometimes cons dered .mbl.mar e
Of the Offering 81 tn. Wise Men 10 the
Christ Child says Uncle Remuss uroa.
1ins and it, origin il very old for did
not King Ar hur max. on. the recipe for
which has been passed down through
manv generations
4 hay pudding IA" king did max.
And stuffed ~ we'll with plum-
And in ~ pTr great humps Of fat
A big ns my two thumbs
The proportions are not given with the
exception of the mention 81 three bags Of
barley meal and one might infer that they
were rather generous bags. for the p,d-
ding was large enough for the King and
Queen and whole court To eat thereof. =
and there was some left which was not
thrown away.
The English people were alw ava fond
Of buildings and IN some parts II England
they still keep mp IN. old custom Of be-
ginning their dinner with pudding so
that pudding time means dinner time
To come At pudding time IL a prov erbiaI
phrase meaning To- come AZ the happiest
moment in the world
In different times and places various
customs have prev allied in connection
with the serving Of tho Christmas p,id-
ding A. Osborne House on the Isle Of
Wight the Christmas dessert il a mammoth
plum pudding moulded in 'ha form 81
groresnue head either Santa Claus or
odd King Cole that Jolly oh soul 81
nursery fame or that 81 a boar or some ami.
NAL Of the forest with sugar teeth. cherry
eyes and all alight With the blue flame 90
burning brandy
u rests on a massive silver paliier
wrnaihed in holly. q very imposing and
magnificent dish with which 10 crow n th.
Christmas feast Just before 81 is brought
to IN. table the children are admitted nor
ONLY fO see but to iaafe the wonderful
p,IddirR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
Z Wa tns' lJuntrr~s.
From M Rsrrsbsr J0urpaI

MIR Walter JiJkins ~ Portland "a y
woman 10 whom IN" lure of IN. Maine
woods u strong She has jus returned
from her tw"nty-thiri season IN III. au-
tnmn forest with record ~ twenty eight
deer to her credit Mrs .Indkin- shot her
first deer wnen n Girl Of Is Will. In IN.
woods IA search Of part ridge IN her home
town OF iiilead
Mrs Judkin- during her twenty hr.a
years Of hunting experience has tried many
varieties Of hunting costume and has
finally settled upon what -he fe~nI- Inc H1-'
practical She wears in tho w0pds y stout
gray sweater. pair u very fuB bl1DmsT-
the stout hnni-mHn = =IDrking- and = shoe
similar In shape 10 mOccasin and water.
proof with TOP of skin and yamp and solos
~ heavy rubber
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

S0r.. regularly - and S1.7S. Night
Gowns of fine muslin in square yoke
model with cluster hicktI Y and finished
with m ME-. long sleeves One ekcep-
tinnal model u made of "ro-sbar. cir:
cnlar shape and nun sleeves finished
viii dainty ri lie hen-ii ched.
eSc. and - I'D. Night Gowns in about
81 ~ vle- made Of fine nsinsook. cam
hriC and muslin. several high neck
effects with long sleeves. round and
square voke-. embroidery trimmed and
solid tucked woke other models in
low round neck effects with vide lace
inserting. fancy ribbon beading.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

OF cheni-e has a lace edged rune.
Petticoats. l9c. to $2.96.
lSc. Shor, pe,ticosts OF good muslsa.
a hemstiiched rune. None sent &. o.
y. No Mail or ielephon. orders.
30c. and A0c. Long white Petticoata
lawn ruffis with henst 10 ched hem and
cluster OF tmcks. The finer model is
stitched tucks In the ru mo.
0ac., regulariy o. H To -. II. An
assorted 10, OF very fine lingerie Petit
some cambria, trimmed deliberately
with embroidery fiounces. Others are
finished with beading and ribbon 1t the
top OF founcs
% .i0 and % %. Petticosta Of ms
nainsook and lawn: some have hounco
rs inches deep with op6n work en-
broidery and finished with ribbon bow,
and others have founce from 10 TO -
inches deep.
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NiIhtgowns, 25c. to 81. 80.

xSc.. regularly SOc. NIght Gowns OF
good muslin in several STYLES. high aud
shape hemsiitch he'd tuCks and plain
iuck~ and finished with "a rune on nee 1
and sleeves None ~.nf 4. ~. u No
mail or iplsphOn" orders
IDr. Night Gowns Of good muslin One
model l. made shape neck and has
trow. Of inserting with cluster tuCking
between Ano' her siyle Is made square
yoke with cluster tuCking None sent
Z. u. r.. Va mail or telephone orders.
aDc. Muslin and cambria Might Gowns
one style has nSartinRs In The woke
others with cluster Of henIsti u ched
tucks made high neck and long slee ye-
one finished with hemstitC hed rune.
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Chemises, DC. to 98c.

zee. regularly SOC. Ghemi-~@ Of good
with h-mstiic hed rune and one very
good model has a ' shape yoke, = rows
OF embroidery with cluster tucking and
finished wit h a hefnst II Ched rI NE None
sent c. %. ID. No mail or telephone
orders.
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Combination Garments,
SIC. to Sl.9O.

OF hne cambria, tho top finished with
lace edge and ribbon beading. and the
Drawers finished with tucked hem-
e. q. ID. No mail or telephone orders.
SOC. Corset Cover With Drawers or
Corset Cover with Skirt. made Of aoft
and beading. Drawer. finished with
rune Orher similar models.
0ae. skirt and Drawer effscts; oae
pretty Skirt model is made with yaieu-
Corset Cover and finished With lace
edge and beading. the bottom has .
tucked RUNE
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

master S edIdDleS dS "tIi-
Don't care cent, SAID Cynth1d, VINO
found the lobster admirable.
but if any inquiry is made and our names
are mixed up in it, Mr.. Vanrenen may be
angry" 80, 1.u
FEATHER would be tickled to death L shall
insist on paying for everything. OF course,
and nv responsibility ends there No,
thank vou," this to Medenham, who was OF
ferine her glass of wine. Il drink water
only. Have you any
Mrs. Devar took the wine. and Aledenham
fished in the basket for the St. Galmler, since
Lady St. Maur cultivated gout with her
biliouSneSS.
Dear mel" she murrnured after a sip.
What is it now?' asked Cynthia
Perfect, my dear Such a bouquet
wonder what house it came from: ana she
pondered the crest again; but IN vain lor
heraldrv is an exact science, and the greater
part of her education had been given by
hard world She did not fail, therefore. to
notice that three persons were catered for
by the packer of the basket An unknown
upper housemaid was already suspected, and
now she added mentally some shopgirl
friend" The climax was reached when
Medenham staged the Strawberries Gym
thia to whom the good things OF the table
were commonplace, ate them and was
thankful; but Mrs Devar made another
note:
Ten shillings basket, at the very least
and three baskets.
A DEEP. booming yell from the mob pro
"A claimed that the second race was IN
progress.
Il can't see a thing unless | am perched
on the seat. and if / stand up | shall upset
the crockerv," announced Cynthia. But
am not interested vet awhile. If Grinalkin
wins. shall shout myself hoarSe-
He hasn't a ghost of chance SAID
NIedenham.
'.Oh, but he has Mr., Deane told my
But Tomkinson told me-" he inter
rupted.
'.Tomkinson. Is that your butler friend: :
Yes He says the Kings horse VIII
Surely the owner of Grinalkin must
know more about the race than butler:
You would not think so, Miss Nanrenen,
if YOU knew Tomkinson-
Where is he butler?" asked Mrs. Devar
suavelv.
Il forget for the moment, madam re-
pled Medenham with equal suavity.
The ladv waived the retort. She was sure
of her ground now. In any case, imagine
that both Mr.. Deane and this Tomklnson
NAV be mistaken. | am told that horse
trained locally has a splendid chance. Let
me see-yes, here it is, the Hon. Charles
Fenton's Vendetta"
1t was we'll that those bulging steel-gray
ewes were bent over the card. or they could
not have failed to catch the flicker of amaze
ment that swept across Medenham's sun
Drowned face when he heard the name OF his
cousin. He had not been in England full
week as vet, and he happened not to have
read a list of probable starters for the Derby.
He had glanced at the program during
breakfast that morning; but some remark
made by the Earl caused him to lay down
the newspaper, and, when next he picked 1t
up, he became interested IN an article on
the Cape to Cairo railway, written by some
one who had not the rernoteSt notion OF the
difficulties to be surmounted before that
very desirable line could be constructed.
CYNTHIA. however, was watching him, and
she laughed g1eefully. ''Ah. Fitzroy, YOU
hadn't heard OF Vendetta before.' she cried
"Confess now-your faith in Tomkinson
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
REPRESENTATIVES, IN SHOPS

Vanc, Hand soap m shops E.- money made on nc 81
Splendid opportunity Large car ard 7l--iclars, le
The J. /. Robertson Co, Box a, Mlr-h-s---, CeRl-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

RUT that IS your luncheon" protested
= Cynthia, finding it incumbent on her tc
say something by way of polite refusal.
And his aunt's, my dear"
In those few words Mrs. Devar conveyed
skeptcsm as to the aunt and ready accept
ance of the proffered fare; but Medenham
paid no heed He had discovered that the
napkins, cutlery even the plates, bore the
family crest. The silver, too, was of a quality
that could not fail to evoke comment.
We'll, here goes" he growled under his
breath. IF come purler it will not be for
the first time where women are concerned. J"
He laughed as he produced some lobster
in aspic and a chicken. 1T is Jolly useful to
have as friend butler in big house he
said. 4 didn't know what Tomkinson had
given me; but these confections look all
right"
Mrs. Devar's glance dwelt on the crest the
instant she took plate. She smiled in her
superior way. While Medenham was wres-
ting with the cork OF bottle of claret she
whispered. This is screamingly funny, Gym
thia. | have solved the riddle at last. Our
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

INV Al APPALLING calamity y1 Ia
bmilY vfs prevented Z, .Eli ~ 4
. NaDrna.d, - 5lgec5sJll-s. y. T.
Z = = NJ Ny slGsr az6 .fy--
sumption he v-.1ss. "sae NaS 1e-7
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- fly e|y.Y';s. el,scs, z-yrscc@, -
til1aa tr-'yc k.ss-:fy-'rf:zys, ali sTDl-
ta.as .tY.s.@s. st Eas III ssYgz.. 5gr
). 10 TIA. s<.ci.G .fee CgzrzEtssf
- i..zsr D".I IN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

bsI . J,-,ir, g., ,h-"' hu' ha '"rla
So, holt, il,,u '.oi - tho '"''""'a
ns"n,i'rs 80 ! 90" . 'he"''s' having
.s'v.l '-r rtt'art t'-'shlI 'N Ne'"nnr '
.il ',,t ha-- ,,,,.i !, ,,,u0irorr lu thoW
N-' -as e,,,,o isvri, e-,uo,hlnr loii"'I
o.. af' v-,,i t,ti.v'a Hoar hir''"r r"'
-ri nr-,,l,,oi tta t',-t ,iu,o ,ho "h'iil,a"
'l' ,r.r -,li ari al 49, mr'a r,,s''h
'-p thr~ ti,r tt~r',S i,r, ar"o l'v snA
.-ii'rlr ~ srrro,,l nt,n' nluu' e''
-rrhe i,-ot,osrt Z iis is uv- 'r'to
,hs- i-c torts -rr n"i ~r rioo - 'hs
,,r''ii~ hs- ,ei",, 'h,'rfr'u 'nr
y .,o~rui 't,0 ''.ttu,r Hr'rvdioe
--'i'.,,,t ,r-r,-a g., oii rrurtp -" 40
eunr,top ~iit 49,. $40 Nillsw r'rloe
= nruolas r' n'H~blrn, y ' Ma
80 inin
,,,'' ,p. s--- 80 ,,,',.-.. r'r''-t,.' is'-
,r ''' r-r rrs .fr~' ft' 1 r. 'nNr'- 60.
.af -ts $50 sN..''rt-t' 'te = rriN ''rf ''r"s
3 .tr-- il,rr H,i- r.trs y .s'fr N.tf
- ".'FIF. 49, % 80. -~-t ~ e,'- "-'-.'.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25
Hicks Capudine
Cures Headaches-All kinds-Cripp
Colds. Aches From HILARIOUS
Conditions, Etc.

Cnpudinc cures Headaches, whethe,
from heat, cold, brain-fag, over -exertior
'r stomach troubles. Ii cures sick head.
hes and nervous headaches also.
Capudinc is also the quickest and
'csi remedy for attacks Of Gold OF Gripp
u relieve the aching and fcverishncss
nd rcStoIcS normal conditions.
Sapudinc is liquii-casy and pleasant
takc-aciS ir0u lOc, 2Sc
, ~ soc. at Gtu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

Children take BAIT.ARD'S HORE
HOUND SYRUP willingly because II
tastes nice. There isn't a better
remedy anywhere for chfldren's
coughs, hoarBcncss and bronchitis
It's good medicine and easy to
take. Price 25c, soc and $1.00 per
bottle. Sold by Hoffmann Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

We otter One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any Gaze ~ Catarrh that can
no, BE- cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
=. J. CHENEY e. CO, Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known
y. ]. Cheney for the past fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and f.
nancIally able to carry out any obli-
CATION made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O..
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price Is
ccnts.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25
Xmas Eating
and Drinking

The 'nsidss ~ the whole family from
had {" llahy got lots ~ hard work to
u" ,his week CAHCAiiErn will helm
them Nee that every mernher az On.
family eais tAHC CAItrr every night
lh,s VII Il" tho work oaaily and na,u-
'a,. and save lot ~ sickness aud
suffering later on.
n"r Ia t-. CAnCApHrn w..s'.
"--'"s"' sd h... u ..sav o. us.
~'-'' -'sh, h,~ss v..A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

o'o'itil Ntet ~iih
iittlp tDl stuis
hith rfi,,-pttls
r,i lirro, unt,l
il,rt tha si--
,,iN.ut,',it,ia,.-s - 90
il,o o,,tcliis In
'erra l'r putl
vr,t ",usir H..
zach "r ihrN,
co. 30 -as -ful
- ui sIio, -eitl-
~ 'sn wet The
iuulr lnts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

&sk<Sagr. YfEzs zeal ~ sgYar n
.ta. 5rF1ef 'frn CaDa. snrne people
r<yntlrsH M D1rrow &, from their
III zk.s/rs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

III maa,s eiae ,v,ry Inl i~ w'>.''n
La ClilHm las hed
ssa sisll y'thin sDar's VI ~ra'
lat.iy d~'ne
r,,af au,rnaa ~ 4.,a'mly fpas nss5
lur-i ant 'iiins --
Mr. burr ~ ssif wien sn ecd' .
uiar aid
Y.p, ss1ne n owing a.'r'''cA ~
uies mate.
r'ns II Gie @.b1p,neas aid ,ssy sAa
~ u-ier G0s pr pvr VIZ p,fss
jra.
'Npv An. ne tic;~ao wsTs -
sanrsi Clals
gnrl lndtTsfa.pd.- ~an wlsg "s~N
l;.'' IId hnp
:,,ii..vss lie uPrli gpsres ~" s,r-
cent ,sisis., Ew fr'ayins rAtg
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

~ stoi stA Suffering 'f,rn r5Ht,oz
h~ss, .'rs'ipe'pr,. indigestion. ..t'r-
u hssfst1.a inyAS4 '.rA .ate' IN
p'-r'si .etH. ssrG ~ ff-eyt,f.atlsit
Medicine ~. D.a Npinas. t,vs rim
yrrt rsrnA st4 s49t.az uisitly -,
ih. fe>.F sra ~..y Win i'rva,4 -,
. i.a sample ~ ftaoohArlair e sum.
e,h erA t1sr rstlsts S'L7 ~ sI
dealers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

a sptsinsq srsi. win rs,siIy Giz
eble ne inmte7 Datsor ~, 'hfee ~
f>,rrr w>eys 'fNf. - NF. y. iAt- ~
p,bpst 'tasfmAh' WN.r tramta7
lsihs hhrhnt' * stbii.9 . .tt. msy
he AHtt't-a IN thfee tr hr,t 1syH
This Hoinebf Il tine ~ 'he hast snS
mist fAnstFsyiA preparations IN rsA
s.iH ~ sn HAaiAys
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25
CHRIST
/ FAN



ta. as, botp,efsa 'aser mt"'pa-
ION ~, 1ad ,acome um0r'd nat
noa, lrao'oua gem aT h'dd"n
,o,,,o,vi,a,,, .vftAin AN each ~ ae
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IA, ,oonrnq 40 )osse7ao' " -"
.nkao~.n laclsaee ~ ,rudle 81 N''f
.,oor,.,o'a u vhich q pHgip " 7'd'
tAr nd vhicn .he following 'T'n''
Sal t.y r,p,d 'r'Aa' A'moei '7'5.'
quo .ndslqed nope ~ ending
,,aoy ',lf ,ar am ~
rta ,psg hauda ~ 10" 'o'n"T'
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,i,a u,r.a ~ ae'r 'a''f'e iarns
4no,, r,e o,a,ctst5 81 10 o0pnlons
,if. rao r,odunen v'1'' "ndine
.oad., y r,,-.ans - ~ .rwFl ''''tad
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

81. Nsrde dhsr. -. hs,. ce,.t
htstd the' navel dt.ats n.gar psy
rsg mrrs rrer ~ tents i't pla yire
reds yrtr l1aas ~ rrst'At ds'ts sta
tolhet .rntussd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

merely whtcwashcd.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QuinIne
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
II falls to cure. T.. w. GROVES sig
nature Ia on each box. 25c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

WHAT sPaiS "a I'll g! Slilnaii SnniS
Wa eve
n0l,ed o earn rnm y'Inu ne
question ra,ne
V1en q rssi Inuuhered hrona
.,rv
-.r aver, H'he and nation aye md
tame
eefoa MY wondering 'sion Dsss
dong
al VITA ;,e;,' ranughts lDnu one
>b}er; cent
"a nm .l,e ',asn ! or Il nisif
cach mind ssch 'nnl 1nweve:'
wax ~ annR
NGl nanse aagar-iess ~ PURPOSE
leamnd utant-
Sasolvad ie lnieai ~ aei,. ,aa,ci,
10 End
Vnasrar e might ,ast lnwever
opg 10 luest
Gao, n nis 1wn peculiar ws' ae
traasira anusilE
convnrad .as, 10 ~ she 40 ,ai-
sstu aev 1sd guessed
Nhich i,ilowad ~ aynusi, tsuser
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pc,rld cad tir,o; uta .ae 1rssenra
~ mis aing
1'hss seamed no -ar'r ssssnre " al
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

Lo,a OF fellows would marry a bank
account. no matter what the owner
looked like.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

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nislf ,Atre ne bt.4t W, iA>i 'f~e
next mtr hire
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

When man begins 10 boast OF his
Ihoncgty It is your cue to keep one
"yo on your umbrella.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25
Hoods
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-25
Chill DRI MS T ACES
AWI III WITH RASH
Nan Over bodies, loo Dty and Vory
tmsly lead Culitma aud Did
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Disappeared in & Waabs


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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-07-28
Calls Saloon John DIS Place.

Cleveland, O., July 25.-Because
he placed in a window of his saloon
at Ontario street and st. Clair avenue
a sign reading: "This is John DIS
place, John d. Schnapps was ar
rested this afternoon. Thecomplaint
was filed by Frank F. Marmann, No.
1888 West Ninety-second street.
Marmann says that Rockefeller is
known as John D., and asked what
the oil kings Sunday-school pupils
would say if they CHANGED to pass the
saloon and saw that sign.
Marmann said he considered the sign
an insult to my good friend Rookie
feler,' and he consulted Attorney
Fred Beer, who became aroused be-
cause the word beer was involved,
Beer said if he could help it beer
would not be sold under John DIS
signature.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-07-28

whole ones, free from rust, pack in
the same way, lay the lid on, and
proceed rs for glass jars, but do not
boil so rapidly that the water will
overflow the cans. When done, seal
alright with the wax and let cool in
the water, then set in cool place.
Two or three cans at time may be
cooked when using the fire for other
purposes. A small canning outfit
pays for itself in short time. The
water must be kept boiling steadily,
and if it should boil down too much,
more must be added from the tea-ket-
tie. The boiling of the water must
be timed from the time it actually
boilS.
To Can Peas-Shell the peas as
fresh as possible, and throw at once
into cold water, and when you have
enough to fill your cans, sprinkle a
little salt in the water, a teaspoonful
for each can of peas; fill the jars with
peas, then overflow with the sailed
water SO as to fill all air-spaces, put
on the rubbers and tops loosely and
set in the boiler, the same as you did
the corn in above recipe, and when
the water in the boiler begins to boil
keep it steadily boiling for thret
hours; let them boil full time, and il
the water gets low, fill from the tea
kettle; then tighten the tops, screw
ing down as tight as possible, lie
stand in the wafer until it is cold
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-07-28
Those Pies of BOyhOOd.

How delicious were the pies Of boy
hood. No pies now ever taste so
good. What's changed? the pies? No.
Its you. You've lost the strong,
healthy stomach, the vigorous liver,
the active kidneys, the regular bowels
of boyhood. Your digestion is poor
and you blame the food. What's
needed? A complete toning up by
Electric Bitters of all organs of diges-
tion---Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bow
els-Try them. They'll restore your
boyhood APPETITE and appreciation of
food and fairly saturate your body
with new health, strength and vigor.
SOC at F. T. Clay's.