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The Forrest City times., 1910-07-22
Cotton Suitings, Almost Hslf Price. 800 bolts of Cotton Suitings, the
 very latest patterns and spleh-
 did assortment l5c sellers, your
 choice per yd. ............-.....-. .'c
Millinery.

For Summer and Fall wear, just opened a beautiful assortment, 35O Tn lot. We were marking them when this unpleasant situation happened to us that we must sell this stock at once. hence the great sacrifice.
 s2Oo Ladies Summer Hats, just
 half price, .........-.,........ 'oc $500 Ladies Summer Hats, just
 half price. e............'.' 'sLfo s4OO Ladies Summer Hats, and
 they are beauties. ............ s2'Zo s5 and s6. 50 Summer Hats, splen-
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-22
Laces and Embroideries.

Thousands of yards bought in that bic Clatlin Sample Stock, we will sell lc to l5c per yard You will find what YOU want, wide or narrow, makes no difference, from lc a yard on up 10 l5c, so come and get your share.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-22
Muslin Underwear at Half Price.

Muslin Underwear at Half Price. Beautiful embroidered corset covers gowns pants chemse petticoas etc. Tremendous reductions Ever! woman loves dainty underwear Now is your chance.
 Corset Covers.
 5Oc corset cover 24c 75c and S9c corset covers 4oc 1 and 25 corset -------o'0
 You must see this elaborate assortm mt
 Pants at Less Than You Can Buy the Goods and Make Them soc muslin pants very good quality .4 .4c 75c muslin pants very good quality e0 e0c 100 and l.25 muslin pants eabOrately made -oFc
 Chemise and Gowns
 75c chemise and gowns spendidly embroidered 4oc 100 Chemise and gowns, spendidly embroidered -o'c
 Petteats at Half Price.
 Beautiful lace and insertion finished splendid qualty some with inside drop Elaborate every one or theln 75c pettcoats, good quality until sold ---- 4oc LOO petcoats, good quality, until sold ooc 200 pettcoats good quality until sold -ooc Items Than the Material Alone.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-22

Bargains hardly beievable but nevertheless true l0u have long realized that this department has been one or t strongest holds store We do carry large sock oi Skirts We have at least 1900 in stock right now ana hundred too many fOced to sacrifice ana cut the prices to onethird of the original selling nricr to move them all and skirts lncluded Nothing reserved Note the prices then investigate them m u,, .oo1 nriced nnick action S1. S9 To'oU ' oo st,au ,,r;cad uuick action 50 Skirts Baby Doll styles priced for quick action 9 1OO OO Skirts Voiles nicely trimmed and plain @ a69 I9 50 Skirts Voies Panamas eaborately tailored o'o IS % Ladies' Tailored Skirts trimmed silk bands ana
 some plain others with jet buttons, etc c-- ''3 Priced for quick action We must sell them Voiles
 Panamas Brilliantines Broadcloth, etc All new
 Summer goods to go. Now it's up to you
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-22
Ponsee Shirts

sl quality, with or without cuffs 49c sl 50 quality, with or without cuffs 9oc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WO
WHO WANTS THIS MAN?
He Makes So, 900 a Year and Has Raise Coming
He Says He Goes to Church. Doesn't Drink
or Smoke, and Wants Good Wife.

Dear Miss Grey Recently have given space TO me "e
nom younr man complaining that be vas single anu
nneuoue and unable acquainted Win any
OF making her his vie anu et" "
he letter fn vuunx replied the mans letter
earnest when ask that Sou please ~ ~ nN
sace somewhere valuable taf he lev hns
possible the writer's case Mohk W
hst that IL might hrng a reply fom or woman klFh
still IA the sy class not taquescal tha' eoW' oe o. 'N ~
FIRST might remark this what woman looks At nrHt
whom choosing drawing salary OF f"V'v
year ard an expenses bright future before nae OF W' w
ery great hover and the very best OF es"k
Now : h that cant set married.
dress well and buy the best OF eNeAeNt anu
would enjoy the Tor coed wife -. -,
actually and am diseoVakea WIN pui -
and about 10 rfHtkn hNHst 20 ~
IDEA of being bachelor 81 life for can hhd INC
rri and dont where and look fer her
said any thing about THIS matte y A9 m M
have lust quietly waited of WE ST.
"a come along but about ready % give up
AZ do not play cards out any Why y NN
htv hard 20 get acquainted right kind q woman
w "a church every SUNDAY u ytahnt have never ~ AZ
The ony amusement the theatre and q some kv.a
rav every week but generally have 70 taAr
unless A one gentleman friends have great many
male friends in All life have haa wee
s have met there worth little less Than nothing
hrn A came cooknq staying home aendns % thv ~
uircents being there 70 meet her husband wh
4 smile a good welfeoeSnd meat t'l MN
away thc that always comes q ' se@R - ~
dAys work al the desk
New viii never marry suffragas woman that votes
As I have about as much Dr. Matthews has
mother and one that wui marry
the fact have 10 dollar or worry
about grocery will good woman give ne some
good and would Ike to bear from man
also. Help me out VNANduhb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
OH Ollie wisdom q
CYNTTILAGRFY
WorkIna olrIa Ii MIvea-

THE working girl makes the best
wife IN the world
This Is the firm assertion Of Miss
Mary Macarthur. president Of the
Womcn'a Trade Union league Of
Great Britain
Miss Macarthur ls a remarkable
woman Not yet 20. she has been
Interested in trade uniOnism among
women for more than ten years. and
has practically built up the English
organization. Of which she IS pres
ideni and now numbers fully 2iO~
900 women. 70 Is a very big and
definite force iu English labor
movements.
And IN defiance Of All the doleful
masculine prOgn0sticatlOn5 that
girls and women who work outside
The home are thereby untitled for
the natural feminine functions 81
wifehOod and motherhood Miss
Macarthur rolterate8: IN ~ the
working women who make the best
wives and the best mothers. too,
she adds c0mpOsediy.
IT 10 the working woman every
time who. first Of all. starts out
with Wise marriage. She mar
riea for love aud for friendship and
for respeot--not Just for the sake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

A fine wine a. follows.
Wipe she with peel or the vsou -
fhns squeeze tbs and juice through 49, w
Measure che gallon
pounds ~ grauuated The N one ~
81 gallon ~ cold water Put the the white shell "a AZ
cfahed mel and the Nater The fire and SUR even ~
utsa huu The sEs begins 10 harden then boil the u ~
clear under the froth 81 which viii surface
the rud over nlxhi -
add The juice and again le o. strain N
ond aaa End pn u into light cask with small oou
yeast % about 10 gallons 81 wine and leave the ~ -
uui the sine srment The kissing
fermentation Il when ceases coss ~ ~
y driving ia The buug and let the wine about os -
hoflhug e. Three months after u bottled use4 -
brandy TO each gallon 81 wne after fermentation r
considered Improvement -7
A this Of the by ven e. ~
this fine vine can be made al a small s1pesne. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

A Kiri when she dreams about
love and marriage does not often
Include a widoWer in hyf yisioua
She has a feeling that with sid
over she Is second In bic affections
that some other woman has hesu
hrus. And this thought does not
appeal 20 mnst kris.
But. II oue Views the question
practically. viii not y sldowrr make
a better husband than The man
whose flrNi venture Il "a on me mat.
rimonlai nnmNf
a wldower knows All tbs uuex.
pected cAtAstfuphea and disllinalun
meats ~ married iife W. tnuwa
shat u d a. have The co5k lsaxe
Unexpectedly. the ruAst a. burn 30
. crisp the drcsHmnker disAppulpt
and a host ~ relations arrive with
out announcement he can bear
these things philotuphicaliy and
roaignediY Hc knows their true
relation 20 the real thlnss u life
that they are mniehliis and not
mountains and he can cheer bis
wife up under The dcsp blue cloud
u dependency lhoy may have laid
upon her
~Wido~sr Broken 20 Harness"
Better yet. he knows ., cosis mon
~ 10 run house and dress fam
iiy. and be has learned o. pay biils
without murmHrinF Hundreds %
other little things ~ family life BE-
ls familiar with and takes 20 them
a. naturally as duck 30 water An
this helps % make the domestic
machinery run more smoothly for
the new hand az the wheel fpg SAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
Little Problems of Love and Marriage
Does the Widower or the Man Married for the First
Time Make the Better Husband7

shat you wili. many - these thinss
20 hard with a man when be l.
frat married
Then. Zoo. q goes hard 9th soH1s
men 20 hand over a large part ~
their salary to their wives en-
household expenses 4 dueaat seem
possible n gan cost - mach IN run
house Ttey ouaid Do 4 mtsfh
more ecnuomirAilT. they feel mufv
Tho widnwtF has paased beyond 81
these stages De Il hFuAwH % dua
biz harnnae. and there Is nos ilkslt
~ De much friction
"ssntimsnsai Ores. Beware
nal II a Wnman ia 81 sentiment
ais inrHued that Hhe II wondering
an the tine n he - tileuflY comrer
ina her with Number Ore. II she u
eating her heart uas breeding over
whethsr be loves her AZ mach e.
hr aia HIS Fret wife ~ n b. uulf
married hrr b. have hogar o. as AZ
hntidoie f0f suiuiefAble loneliness.
then ali these y.ftues wlIl not rec.
omprusc her BETTER marry the
bachelor and both get broten 70
double harness together. no matter
hos mnrh esraininx Kicking over
che traces and broken pieces 81 haf
ness there MAJ be
There IL a halo ~ romance about
the bachelor that the widoNer. Of
coarse. does not possess. And e.
some women this means more han
tbs iknuEhtfulness aud heiufnlness
~ experience huf the woman Hh0
looks 70 practical things is apt "a
find marriage Sith vidoNer fe1
happy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Make light gaahes In a aixpoUnd
piece Of beef cut from the shin. put
IN soup kettle. add quarts Of
cold water, cover. heat slowly TO
the boiling point. and let simmer 7
hours. thon strain and remove fat
Thinly slice 8 small onions and
cook IN tablespoons Of butter un.
an onions are soft, stirring fire..
quontly that they may not burn.
Add onion 20 cups Of stock
brought 20 the boiling point. and
add 21a teaspoons OF good beef cx
tract and salt 10 taste Cut bread
IN one.third inch slices and toast
Place a piece In each soup plate,
sprinkle with grated parmoaan
cheese and add soup just before
sending 20 the table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Beat well the yolks Of oeas, add
/ cup of sugar and lahleapueus Of
orange Juice and beat 6 ne iilies
longer Nix and sift "a chh of
flour and ~ teaspoon Of cream OF
tartar times and fold Il into the
first mixture alternately with the
stlifly beaten whites Of 6 eggs
Turn into pan having a tube In
the center and bake hour In a
moderate oven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

What most pleased young Tuusel Head.
Was two Moonbsams who we're wed.
And the Headless Boy who ran
AT around and asked each man
Every boy and svery maid
For the head b. had mislaia.
All DER Dfeamland did De look.
10 each corner and each NOOK
Under NANTES ~ Dark NiEht.
Mong the Clouds with Innings bright.
Under Shadows lying round
But hig head could not be found.
Then be- watched great crowds ~ boys
Who were making lots n Noise
Some were sliding down Sumbeama.
Some were drinking dry biR Streams.
Some cue Holes high in the Air
And hung ~ their toes up there.
Then with Animals ~ played
Saw Wild Bears that we're afraid.
Saw long Tails on Guinea Pigs.
Monkeys wearing sunny Wigs.
Snakes with feet that skipped a rope.
Saw a Whale and Ant eiope
CThia 20 you may al seem strange,
Put Ia Dreamland there's a change.
Things that happen NOT down here.
Cause they are 20 very queer.
Are quite common there. you know.
For rs right it should BE- SOD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
Ham and Potato Cakes.

Mix j cup Of finely chopped cook.
ed ham With I cup of bread crumbs.
2 cups OF mashed potatoes, 2 vel.
beaten eggs. "a esp of melted bait.
ter and a few grains Of cayenne
Shape into small cakes. dip Ia
crumbs. then IN beaten eEg and
again IN crumbs. let stand an hour
or more and fry until brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Cat into small pieces enough
young rhubarb 20 measure ] quart
Melt 10 cup Of butter. pour li over
! quart ~ crumbs FROM the center
Of q stale loaf ~ bread and stir an.
ill well MIXED Butter a hakiue
dish and iili with alternate layers
OF crumbs. rhuharh and sugar Add
slight sratlng uf nutmeg, cover
with a top layer Of crumbs. dot with
bits 81 butter. cover and bake about
three quarters o. 40 hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

HfaA kfHaHHH FlesHs
Machine To dream that you are
working at a machine foretells good
fortune and success
Letter TO dream that You 70
oeiro letter denotes that your
wish will be realized.
Muiberriea TO dream that you
see mulberries betOkena eonslancy
and affection In the married state
and 10 a lover a speedy marriage.
News TO dream that you receive
news from friend al a distance
who Is ill Is good, aud means that
you viii make new aud loyal
friend
Orange To dream that you are
eating an orange aud enjoying o.
indicates that you are beloved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
Lsttuce and Onion salad

Place several leaves Of lettuce ON
each plate and lay a thin slice Of
bermuda onion on top. Pile IN the
center OF the onion large table.
spoonful Of chopped celery and beet
mixed with mayonnalae. The celery
and beots may be separately chop.
ped and pressed into cone with
red base and white top
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

a night light can be made Of
halfburned candle Light It for
few minutes and then blow out and
sprinkle fine salt over the surface
and halfway up the wick The
Tame viii be mucn smaller and the
candle will burn slowly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Neekwcar ls plated and hand.
embroidered. and cuffs accompany
many Of tho collars
Separate coats continue 10 grow
In popularity for general wear.
Shepherd plaids are quite smart
for coats and suits, but are certain
TO be too general TO continue IN
popularity
Simplicity is the feature of the
smartest tailored suits, especially
those for young girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

YOlks Of eggs left when the
whites are used IN baking should
be- put IN a bowl and covered with
wator. Keep a plate over the bowl
and the yolka will keep two or
three days perfectly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Dear Miss Grey n possible. viii
you kindly tell me through The
Star " there rs a meaning land
what Il isl Of having the engage.
ment ring brokonf s. J. l..
A-Neyer heard of any special
significance attached to the break.
Ing OF an engagement ring II
there is one q is only another of
many foolish supcrstitions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Made OF an exquisite quality Of
heigecolored cashmere. this pic.
turesque street costume ia further
beHutlfied with embroidery In
heavy silks. and large satin but
tons IN self color The putfs so
fashionable just now appear aH
cuffs and as finish 10 the bottom
Of the short coat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

French Toast

French toast is an inexpensive
dish Soak stale bread in milk. dip
in beaten egg and ny Ia hot bacon
fat Serve with orange mnrmalude
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
Recipes for Homemade VIM,
--Healthful, Invigoratino

The saney cheerful dandeon 4 very upct &. III.
disgust Of many who prefer their from ha aen u
THE yellow Peril" 80 """' mey KIT ~
rev recipes Tor delicious and heabfrl drink. 81 :,
daudelion blossoms be- acceptable some 'o
pspdelon Wine.
Measure out three quarts OF dandeou flowers
quart measure AZ 10 be enough 10 male ~ aaa
aud bitter Turn them -four quarts boing as~ sns
night The boil minutes theu @aa q
strained Juice three pounds one @ 400
eooh few minutes longer Take fire. cool =, - -
add yeast cake that has been In ukewa,
stand two days turn into demiohn Weeping nh .e II
niue Hwestened water occHsonay When eepsa,o 4ofg
close ushtY let stand month longer then and l ea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Dear Miss Grey. ! was puzzled
about something and 10 thought
you could help me- We lost oar
papa two weeks ago and wanted
10 know what cplors would be
proper 90 wear. A READER.
A--Tho old custom Of putting
children IN mourning for the par.
ontH Is somewhat out of date. but
auhducd colors would be more
proper TO wear II depends. Of
course. upon the age For a young
girl Of IA or over. Il would be very
proper TO wear black Accept the
sympathy of the writer of this col.
umn fur the loss Of your papa,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
woHrH KNOWING.


:" I" = =
To prevent cream or syrup drip
ping from the pitcher. rub a little
butter on the edge and underuide
u the spout
The pFetti.ss pillow nhams seen
are those Of fine Inca. hem.
stitched and aometisnea With a
square Of dainty drawnwoFk IA the
center
sprinkle a plnct ~ salt on the
euffeu before adding the water. II
wiii bFtaK DOT the flavor and hslp
settle ihe grounds
IN choosing poultry. see that
the b@ak and riAw1 nf the fowi are
soft. NOT stiff and horny The
bones ~ younE fpwia are soft aud
easily broken
To clean rAa ovens put a little
ammouia ia The water
To clean a painted bath wiring a
cloth ont II warm water. spread
y ish salt and rub hard Use frcsh
salt occasionally until paint 10 per.
feetiy clean
A table center roller IL a novelty
20 me, and NJ good = one that
hasten 20 toll readers Of a. Take
piece Of hroomaiiek about three
feet Ions aud one yard and half
Il white cAmhre Roll the stick
into enc end and tack Il In place
with fine brass lacks Lay the con.
teF flat on the cambria and roll up
The broomsiick The centers Wlll
be Kept perfectly smooth and free
from dust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

For one gallon. four quarts N blossoms i2s 10 n.
required Put into vessel Of ho,g an
remain three days then with the rud oranges n
ana the blossoms boil 10 Minutes then ADD thye ma
sugar With she inside OF the and lemon hair ~
e u stand 10 days strain and bottle u - ready Tor @ 20
better when year old. - -'s ba :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Put six pounds rhubarb through vegetable cutter q, s.
Add four u0rs'of boiling et stand ~ NV. ~
three umea each day Strain through cheese and ads w
y sugar when u - done femcnng bottle alright Win N. ga
q each bottle ~ ~ iaAz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Sorrow dwells longest whore the
sun is shut out Florida Times.
Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Of a man any man who will bestow
the light 0f bis couutenance upon
her Kansas City Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

VIII pay cash or trade for sec
ond-hand bicycles. a. L. Hall. 1l1i
First 0Y. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

" ottor5

Dear Miss Grey Would you
please give me recipe for a nut
loaf2 Also for a chocolate pie
what shall do with the merlnKus
10 as 10 make n stay up7 what
causes Il 10 have water IN y when
lott 10 stand a few hournI
IN return ! will give you a rem
edy 10 got rid Of ants. Get some
carbon dlauiphide aud sprinkle L
around where you are bothered
with anta Ise very careful OF II.
and do not get II near the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

A. The rhubarb s also al HAND recipe for rb..
might pIense houaekeepera n lDaio ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

To prevent cream or syrup drip
ping from the pitcher. rub a little
butter on the edge and underuide
uf the apout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Dear Miss Grey. | am a young
girl of rs and have been going with
"a fellow that I do not care much
for Since ! have been going with
him he has bought me some jewel.
~ and some wraps Now that We
have quit going together. he wants
the things that he bought for me
and refused 10 glvo them back Is
" proper for me TO give them back
or 90 keep them2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Dear Miss Grey Could you
please toll me how 20 make a case
inr rnlll. such nR Us used for
meRta9 A STAR READER.
Port hlakeley, Wash.
a u do not understand just what
YOU mean and for what purpose
you want 90 use the case Or roll
Kindly be- more specific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
DAILY MENU.

! DAILY MENU. .
; Breakfast. .
Slowed Pears =
! Hrulled Ham .
French Toast with Orange. =
) Mnrmalade
} Coffee =
! Dinner. 4
) Onion Soup =
! Boiled Beef. iloraeradish Sauce 4
! Baked Potatoes. 4
) spinach =
; Hubbard Charlotte. Coffee .
; supper. a
; Ham and Potato Cakes 4
; Lettuce aud Onion Salad a
; Biscuits Apple Sauce
Orange Sunshine Cake
, Tea. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

A. Most certainly return the
gifts to the young man You say
YOU did not care much for him. You
had no business accepting the pres.
onts In the first place unless YOU
were engaged TO marry him Il is
highly improper FOR n girl of i6 TO
accept prumlscuous gifts from a
young man whom she does mot
care much for"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Dear Mise Grey ! suffer very
much from stomach troubles. 20
friend recommended 20 me the
Acknowledgements inntisnie ~
1891 1tat Rv south Please tell me
through your columns II this IL
bona flde Institution. 81 a common
ever dag fake &c
A Would not attempt a. say
whether or not fhis - fake. but
n "a just as weli 10 keep aNay from
such places. aud II physician 10
consulted. ~ 10 a reputable. reiia.
Die one
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

A walnut ioaf=Ihfee cups
cracker crumbs. one cup ground
walnut meats. three eggs well beat
en- Mir Add salt, pepper and sage
to taste Then add one quart 81
milk Butter baking dish. pour IN
aud bake 80 minutes.
Nut aud Potato oaf--Chop
enough nat meats to make Il cupfui
Add one cupfui of hot mashed and
seasoned potato and one cupful 81
bread crumbs Add tao sell beat
en- eggs aud enough hot milk 20
form the ingredients into a loaf
rut a few bits 81 butter over the
top OF bread crumbs. which have
been Woli mixed with melted but
ter Place ia d hot oven and bake
until brown a cup of bot wafer
should be- poured In the pan when
you set u 10 bake. aud this with a
tablespoonful 81 butter should be
rich enough liquid for baatlng
When the loaf ~ done. the sauce
leii IN the pan should be slightly
ihiCkrncd and poured around the
loaf on the platter
Chocolate Pie Mix together
three egKs. one quart Of Skinned
milk two tableap0nufuls ~ corn
starch, one teAapooniul " salt, two
teaHpoonfulg 81 lemon extract. one
quarter cup ~ butter. ] ~ tea
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