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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-15
Daddy Bedtime
S4~~ A Tale of
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"A% ONE monkeys know 8 great deal. children" said daddy, "as you will
learn by this eery. Once upon a time there was a island on which
lived hundreds nc hundreds Of monkeys. They were all very, very
happy because there was plenty TO eat They had cocoanut pie TO
breakfast, coeoanut pie FORK dinner and cecoanut pie for supper"
MY, but / wish / lived tberep' said Jack longngy.
eyes, / guess you d. laughed daddy flor if any boy loves eocoanutspfe
1t is yu Jack. Well, ibese monkeys just aea and had fun all the time. But
little animals nd carried taem far, far away. Those who were left behind
came the ship, and more moakeys were caught or killed. Then they were
cargo, and scores more @ taken away, eve % return to their beautiful
OF whfeht hey-hsd been % happy. AS the ship sailed away this time
the monkeys who were ler gathered on the beach to talk matters over. Said
one, whose name wa GLp: -
Boys something musto re done to stop this Those crue fellows first
toe my brother who could whistle like a bird, then m sister. who could
max such funny faces 'ht she made me laugh all day. and now they ave
stolen m aunt, the beEt ee maker on the island. Oh, how i she'll miss herp
But what car W dog asked another.
az have a plan to fool them, said Chip. Maybe you have all noticed
that they take only the latest monkeys
Eyes, that's very true, agreed the Others. ~ -
We'll went N Ctp, We will all starve ourselves "
THE others thought tbsw as a splendid idea, an from that ONE tbov
ate only enough to keep tfve-that is all but me of the monkeys did. That
greedy fellows name was an, and in spite of all they told him he wud at
cocoanut pie all day lWe
Well, for the fourih lime the big ship came back to the island bnt This
m he the sailors lance they were very disappointed Said me-:
My. but what ais these little cocoanut pie eaters? There ia MOI oa ~
them healthy enough to uke away l guess they must all be dying Of SOM
Illness, so we had better he OF in search OF another island. All here 70 ON
fine fellow taat we'll lake with u.s.
So children, they caught the greedy Bill and sailed AWAY bp+ rao.
came back, aud the clever monkeys lived happily the est of their Ives
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-15
A New Soup.

Not every one knows that the com
mon field sofrel makes Il soup that is
popular In France. A cultivated kind
with larger leaves and somewhat less
acid favor than the Wild kind is some
times found here in the fancy markets.
Wash, drain and chop about a pint OF
the sorrel and mix 1t with minced
chives. Turn the mixture into a pan
with a tablespoonful of butter and
cook very slowly for ten minutes. At
the end Of the time add three cupfuls
of boiling water with salt and pepper
and boil for five minutes. Remove
from the fire, stir in the beaten yolks
of two eggs and turn into a soup tu-
reen over croutons. .->, .
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Sweet Apple Pickles.

Make a strip with three pounds of
sugar and one pint of vinegar and
while 1t is heating put in about a tea
and a stick of cinnamon broken In bits.
When the strip boils up we'll put in
seven pounds of good cooking apples,
pared, cored and cut in quarters. Turn
them over gently with a wooden spoon,
being careful not to break them. Cook
until you can penetrate with a fork and
then turn into jars. More apples can
be added from time to time, if you
have them in a stone crock. until the
crock is full. These will keep for a
vaar
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Spissd piums.

For the strip allow one pound OF
sugar to each pound Of fruit and a
scant pint Of vinegar to every three
pounds of sugar. To each peck of
ground cinnamon, one of cloves, one
of mace and n of allspice. Prick each
plum well with a darning needle, add
the spices to the strip and pour the
sirup; boiling hot, over the plums. Let
them stand three days, then skim out
the plums and boil the strip down un-
til quite thick, so there Is just enough
to cover the fruit. Pour hot over the
plums. Set away in a stone jar. with
paraffin paper Owe the top.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-15

CiSf F1Vc oo'tu ohlit, * - W o. "sLSe
formal and for informal occasions. AL
together the model is an exceptionally
useful and attractive one. SILK and
wool repe Is the material illustrated
and it makes the entire skirt but the
f1ounce of satin with upper portion OF
SILK or wool would make an exceed
ingly smart combination.
The skirt Is made with a five gored
upper portion and the circular ounce
The fiounce is scanned to the lower
edge of the skirt and the closing is
made visibiJ at the back. There are
no plaits as the skirt is closed invisi-
bly, in habit style.
The quantity of material required for
Az yards SO or 4 yards a inches wide.
The pattern 6737 is cut for a 20. "a, e.
Is. 80 and 80 inch waist measure and
will be mailed to any address by the
Fashion Department of this paper on
receipt of ten cents, Of In haste send
an additional two cent stamp for letter
postage which insures more prompt
deliVery.)
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Apple lemonade.

Take six tart apples, three lemons,
one-quarter stick of cinnamon, four
cups of sugar, two bay leaves, one
cup of raisins and one orange. Wash,
quarter and core the apples. Put them
into the kettle with the raisins, bay
leaves and cinnamon, Add two quarts
OF water and bring the boiling
point. Add two quarts more Of cold
water In which the sugar and grated
rind of the lemons and orange have
been dissolved. Simmer slowly half
an hour. strain and when ready to
serve add the juice OF the lemons and
the orange. Set on ice until very cold.
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Oatmeal Cookies.

Sift a quart of -four twice with a
teaspoonful of salt and Il of baking
soda and stir into 1t three cups Of
dry oatmeal. When the meal and -four
are thoroughly mixed add a cupful of
melted butter and two cupfuls OF
powdered sugar. Add enough cold
water to make a dough that can be
rolled out. roll thin. cut into rounds
and bake. Keep in a tin box in a dry
Mace.
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Small white turnips cut into dice,
Drowned slowly In butter. boiled ten
der in stock or hot water Favored
with beef extract and then mixed
with a small a of peas that have
been drained from their liquor and
heated through and served with crou-
tons is a French way OF cooking the
familiar Vegetable.
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Cookery


A woman who always dresses the
salad at the table has various accom-
paniments brought to her with the oil
and vinegar. Sometimes a sweet red
pepper chopped very fine is used; at
another time hard boiled eggs. reduced
to fakes serve as q foundation for the
dressing. Chervil and chives chopped
very fine are sometimes in the bottom
Of the bowl, and when the salad is
plain lettuce there may be a slice of
onion chopped very fine or a green
pepper minced or even a tomato. The
three tablespoonfuls of oil and n OF
vinegar, salt and paprika go into the
bowl, whatever it may contain, and are
emulsified with them.
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To seven pounds OF fruit. n quart
of vinegar. three pounds of sugar and
a tablespoonful each Of cloves .andstfck
cinnamon. Put the fruit, sugar and
spices In the jars IN layers and let
stand overnight. In the morning drain
off the juice and let 1t boil up, then
pour over The fruit. Repeat this proc
ess ana on the third morning add, vim
& a to the strip and when boiling
turn in the fruit and eeok until the
pears are transparent and can be
pierced with a fork.
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Corn Puddinq.

Cut the corn from the cob Mash
Gather fine; for each cupful of corn one
cupful of milk and II beaten egg;
add q .spoonful. of butter; pepper and
salt, to taste; puf into a baking dish
Bake twenty minutes until a light
brown.
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It's Straiqht From Paris,

trimming lingerie dresses recently ar
rived from Paris that will be used in
many ways later on In the season in
the making of different kinds OF
clothes.
1t is this. In place of the usual
trimming of hand embroidery the de-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-15

ed. 1t may be considered a great
success. The people are becoming
more accustomed to making their
own selection for offices. When they
finally realize the fact that the most
important of all is the selection of
the county committeeman, who were
ignored entirely this year, they will
get at the very foundation OF Amer
lean politics and will then be
striking at the stronghold of the
bosses.
In the meantime we have the issue
before us. The present school board
has been nominated, republicans and
all, on the democrat ticket. 1t is
plain that there are many repubIi-
cans who are well satisfied with the
board as 1t stands and are ready to
sanction the movement to take the
schools out of politics. 1t is also
plain that there are many ~republi-
cans who are not slaves to their
party. This being the case, they
will be interested to know that they
still have an opportunity to put the
present members of the school board
in office for an elective term. These
republicans will be heard from in
no mistaken terms in November.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-15

If you are anxious 10 a picture VHt VII
low neck and draped bust is the BEST, of course. n .b,<
Do not be afraid OF this if your neck is thIn' Ihe I'M ol me III
nech no ros+ter how min Il is is artistic Most photographers would
work with a very think neck than viii a fat one, ecaus IN d Ia a.
neck they have to slice off The inc to MAKE II roA "eh' ant - "A
easier to fill out the bones. .+ ~ row
and as Expressive of yourself as your face. Many photographers wonl1
ratber haVa a well nGsed gracefully draped figure to work with than a
pretty face 49, -. ,.ts
Study yourself in e mirror beforehand n whether you 100
hest fnllf ace three Qua ters or profile. and give your findings to the Pho
tographer' by way OF suggestion. -. w.
When you are In the set of having the picture taken. don't allow
Yourself to feel strained. A 8 far as you n WnHe SUI Keeping NE
noso h nbotographey aesres relax. Breathe naturally. Don't try to
hold your breath. Consciously and fuly relax.
Last; and most ia porant of all, according to a prince among pho
togranhers Rink YOlGR EYES. No, l haven't made a mistake. l
don't mean the opposite Unless you have very light eyelshes you ean
blink IA eyes several imes during the exposure it VIII OF spoil
the picture Quite the con trary. For if you let them bink regularly and
just as you naturally would, instead of conscientiously trying to hold
them open. you will A iuate that stony stare, which has doubtless
spoiled many pictures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-15

sign is worked out in simple lines of
tiny dull white beads. This is an ex-
ceedingly clever idea and perfectly
charming when applied to certain ma
terials like batiste. marquisette or
chiffon. Fine cluny and baby Irish
are used in trimming lingerie dresses
In preference to- vaienciennes, which
has fallen into disfavor for the pres
ont
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-15

galuFTtU IHlH5S t.....
2 PC - uaor dark things. The shadows are too
.a white ivory. pale blue, pink and yellow take
the light the best. - s+s nerfoct-
aoasfoIIv around the neck, and that it lies nat
across The front. ~ In
: . -taiidrsd s mi and hat may splease you. Such pictures
rstnnr In favor lust now. Only be sure that the
coz is narfectIy plain tailored and fits you well, and
hoI, Ia hat n sa ilor a very simply tailored hat, or
. oaiosboro For a hat picture, gainsboro hats are
a1neeya tbn bast 10th because they never go out Oh
sfgIe and because they are the most artistic:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-15

How nice and comfortable 1t must
feel to be running on the democratic
ticket this fall. Elaa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-15
WOMEN'S INTERESTS
The Evening Chit
BY RUTH CAMERON

= !. oU long ts II since you've had your pictures axe ououn d. a.
If it's over FIVE years, that means anm9n M' hat onfgbts chat may
y n the Photographer again, oq"
interest you a bit. -.
n the first plsce. q 10 what to wear -. EN- IN nrettv
nnntv ear anVfbine gHf and heavy that will % IAN IN pea ny
lines. Soft silks II satins, CHIFFON, crepe OeNH
voiles. and soft musHn5 take best. 80. on shirod Fnu softly
pont wear anythinw stlny pleated, uckheu OF rra smfnmIr and easily
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-15
FIVE GORED SKIRT 6737.

With Circular Flounce, To Be Made In
Round Length Or With A Train.
one just now and this model is GER
tainly plain and smooth above the
knees while the circular founce means
graceful as well as comfortable flare
at the lower edge. 1t is adapted to one
material throughout and also to the
combinations OF material that are SO
much in vogue, and it can be made
either with a train or in round length
so that it becomes available both for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-15

Trying. becomes easy ~nea yea
san acieas.te nsSssef H4k~ wa&ti
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-15

This Coupon must aceompauv tns
order.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-15

100 dOZenOf Mems
black, and "a k
with white feet,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-29
PUTS YOUR STOMACH IN
FINE SHAPE IN ONE

Just read how Mr.. Cook got rid Of
the worst kind OF indigestion:
II had indigestion In its worst form
and was advised to use Mona. I
then weighed about 1T lbs. The first
few doses gave me marked benefit
and after using two boxes was en-
tirely cured. Am now g. years old
and weigh 1872 lbs. and am in perfec,
health, thanks to Mi-o-na"-C. c.
Cook. 235 South Main Street. Herki.
mer. n. Y.
Mona stomach tablets are guaran.
teed to cure indigestion or any sick.
ness caused by indigestion. such as
the following. or money back:
Sick headache. biliousness, dizzi-
ness. nervousness. sour stomach. fer.
mentation OF food, belching Of gas.
heavy feeling at pit OF stomach. sleepy
feeling after meals. sea OF car sick.
ness. vomiting OF pregnancy. sickness
caused by over indulgence the night
before.
Mona stomach tablets cost so
cents large box at druggists every
where and ut l.. II. Fhe. They are
compounded from the best prescrip.
tion for stomach troubles ever written.
Try Booths Pills for constipation.
they will surprise you--25c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-29
BABIES SUFFER FROM.
SUMMER SKIN TROUBLES
Immediately Benefited by Poslam.
Which Soothes, coois and Heals.

winch Soothes, CoolS and Heals.
Mothers and those having the care
of infants and young children which
are chafed and irritated by skin erup-
lions and rashes will appreciate the
cooling, soothing and healing proper
ties of poslam. particularly during the
heated term. when these disorders are
the principal cause OF fretting and Ill
humor. Poslam contains nothing
which can in any way injure the most
delicate skin and may unhesitatingly
be used in all cases. My little boy
had eczema on his head in the most
dreadful form for three summers. We
spent dollars on various medicines to
no effect. After trying sample of pos
lam l saw an improvement, and in a
short while his head was entirely
healed" writes Mrs. w. E. Hunt.
Kingstree, s. c.
In all skin troubles poslam produces
Immediately noticeable results, STOP
ping all itching and rapidly restoring
the skin to normal condition.
A special 50-cent package of poslam
is prepared for minor uses and this,
as well as the regular SO jar. is on
sale by all druggists. particularly w.
Fl. Sudhoff.
But no one is asked to purchase
poslam without first obtaining sam.
pie package, which will be sent by
mail. free of charge, upon request, by
the Emergency Laboratories, 80 West
25th street. New York City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-29
DEMOCRATS LOSE
ORGANIZED LABOR
TO REPUBLICANS
CONTINUED From Page One.)

took alarm. The labor leaders have
been declaring that nothing can be
expected from the democrats and that
It is time now to look elsewhere for
the kind Of legislation which labor de-
s.res and which it ought to have. The
Union, the official paper OF the State
Federation of Labor, has denounced
the democratic legislature for its turn
down of labor and it has used scath-
ing language in doing SO. Only re-
Gently the Union charged that the
democratic party was sc welded to
the brewery and to the liquor interests
that it could not see any issue ex.
cept the liquor issue.
6everidce Draws Them.
Another factor in the determination
of organized labor to vote the republi-
can ticket this year is the record of
Senator Beveridge on labor legisla-
ton. Beveridge has done more in the
interest of child labor legislation than
any other man in public life. and
there is a good prospect that he will
be able to get bill through congress
creating an effective law for the pre-
vention Of child labor. Already he
has secured q start in that direction
by putting bill through congress
prohibiting child labor in the District
of Columbia. This was accomplished
in the fact of the most bitter oppo-
sition, and while it is not widespread
in it's effect it is at least a start in
the right direction. And so we'll does
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-29

union labor think of Senator Bever-
idge that he was the only outside
speaker invited to address the state
convention of the Federation at South
Bend last year. And he has again
been invited to address the state con-
vention at Lafayette in September
The proposition of the democrats to
bring Gompers into the state again
this year is a bold stroke on their
part to try to overcome the opposition
of organized labor to their party, and
the republicans do not believe that i.
will have any great effect on the re-
suit.
Call District Meetings.
1t was decided also by the demo
cratic state committee yesterday to
hold district organization meetings in
several of the congressional districts
during the next few weeks, State
Chairman, Jackson will aktend all of
these meetings. together with the dis
trict chairmen, the candidates for con-
gress. county candidates in the var
iouS counties of the districts, state
candidates and county chairmen and
secretaries. These meetings will form
work of the democratic committee,
and it must be admitted that it is
going some" along that line. The
meetings decided on yesterday will be
held as follows: ,,.-
First District-Evansville Aug. s.
Second Observation-Disclosures, Aug. s.
Third District-New Albany, Aug. 8
Fourth District-North Vernon
Aug. IL.
Fifth District-Terre Haute, Aug. 1t
Tenth District-Gary, Aug. 20.
Thirteenth District-Plymouth, Aug
I19.
Similar meetings have already beer
held in the Sixth. Ninth and Twelfth
districts. The date for the Eight
district meeting was deferred until at
ter the county conventions have been
, held. Neither was any date set fol
the Eleventh district.
1t is said that at a meeting hel6
recently by the republican candidates
for congress in the various Indiana
districts there was practically unan
imous expression that the republican
members of congress from Indiana a
the next session would not vote fo
| Speaker Cannon for reelection. 4
strong sentiment prevailed. so it i.
| said. that the Indiana members Shout,
| support an Indiana man for speaker
and the Indiana man would, of course
be Congressman Crumpacker.' by rea
son OF his long and able service il
the house. It is said that several O
the candidates said they would no
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-29
under any circumstances vote for Can

under any circumstances vote for Can
non.
A crumpacker Boom.
Congressman Crumpacker is recog-
nized as one Of the strongest repub-
lican leaders IN congress. and the In
diana candidates believe that he
would make model speaker. They
believe, too, that IL Indiana does its
duty this year and sends to congress
good sized republican delegation
redeeming some of the districts which
were lost two years ago, it will stand
q good chance of electing Crumpacker
as the successor to Cannon.
Charles B. Riley, former secretary
of the Indiana Railroad Commission,
has been travelling in all parts of the
state during the last few months ON
business, and he said yesterday that
the talk about disaffection in the re-
publican ranks is very much exagger-
ated.
He says the talk is only the effort
of the democrats to create dissension,
but that it is not working out as they
hoped it would. The people appear
to be well satisfied with present con
ditions, he said. and they know tina,
the present prosperity is due to the
republican management of affairs.
Il have not been able to find any
republicans who are going to vote
against the ticket this year." he said
This talk about republican factional
troubles is good deal like the talk
about milk sickness in Illinois-you
could hear lots about it but when you
went out to try to find some of 1t
each fellow told you that there was q
great deal of milk sickness, but /,
was in the next township and thai
there was none of it in his township
When you try to find the republican
dissension this year you find that il
is always in some other part of tn.
state
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-29
HEAR CALHOUN CASE
iAmerican News Service.3

iAmeriean News Service9
San Francisco, Cal, July 2s.-Once
again the cast of Patrick Calhoun,
the millionaire street railway mag
nate charged with bribing the super
visors in connection with the granting
ofthe trolley franchises, came up for
trial in court today. Owing to the
absence of Big Jim" Gallagher, the
prosecutions principal witness. it is
thought likely the trial of Calhoun
will go over until fall Gallagher fled
soon after the graft exposures and is
supposed now to be in British Co
lumbia