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{ arm Bargains

Well improved FARM OF $40 ACRES,
miles from railroad station and stop
on Petersburg electric line; nearly new
dwelling or eight rooms. good barn
and stables: 30 acres cleared; some or
chard; al fenced with wire, portion
OF 1t being woven hog wire. Price
$4,000
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Town OF Highland Park
VS..
C. A. Davenport at ais

It appearing to the court that the
town OF Highland Park has this day
filed under the provisions of the act
concerning the exercise of eminent do
main. a petition for the appointment
of commissioners Of this court against
the above named defendants, or others
whom 1t may concern. and that there
ty OF Henrico. 1t is ordered that the
notice of application for appointment
of commissioners. provided for In said
petition, be published in The Times
Dispatch. a newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond Va
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southern Ice CORPORATION.

Southern Ice Corporation.
Richmond. Va, January IS. 1910.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Southern Ice
Corporation will he held at the
office of the corporation. Room 400.
Mutual Building, Richmond, Va. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1910.
at IL o'clock a. NJ, for the purpose
of electing directors for the en-
suing year. and for the transaction
of such other business as may prop
crly come before said meeting.
C. u. zoLLIkOFFER.
Secretary
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Auttinu 5als5. .TntEre z5apn.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VERY
aluable Real Estate
MEAN BEACH, IN cIIESTERFI;Lp
COUNTY, VIRGINIA. BELONG
INC; no ALEXANDER CON
DREIiS ESTATE.

field Circuit Court. rendered at the
November term. 1909 In the suit Of
Alexander GondftH's hnirs We. Aleaal-
era. + viii offer Tor sale by public auc-
ton, In front OF Chesterfield Court
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IA. 1910. AT
ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ,
(bcinr Circuit Court day.. the follow
ing tracts OF land OF which Alsxanaer
Condrey died seized and possessed "
ing in Clover Hill District, Chester
.eid county. near Beach:
l. A tract OF 800 acres of land on
Spring Run Road and Ncwby's Bridge
Road and the lands OF 6. w. Turner
estate. cast by Newby's Bridge Roaa
and the lands OF Jackson. and south
and others, being part OF the w; 3D.
Belcher land. This land Is said to nave
a large quantity OF very valuable pine
timber ON II.
2. A tract OF land containing 1855
acres. more or less. bounded north BY
Newby's, east by John Belcher, south
by Spencer Fowler and wife; and west
By John Haskins, being the home
place OF the late William II. Condrey.
This land is mostly open. has fair
TERhs: one-four,h OF the pur-
chase money cash, the balance payable
IN one and two years in equa! lnstal-
inents with interest until paid. TIE
purchaser to give notes or bonds for
the deferred payments. and title re-
tained until paid for and a conveyance
ordered by the Court.
GEORGE MASON
Commissioners.
A. j. coNDnEy. cR1ER.
virginia-In tho Clerks once OF Cir
cult Court OF Chesterfield county.
November II, 1909.
Alexander Condrey's heirs
VS..
Alexander condrey's administrator ard
als.
certify that George Mason. special
commissioner. has given the bond Win
security. approved by ME. as required
by decree entered IN above suit on
Tes.e: PHILIP V. coeBILL.
Clerk.
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HOUSE PAINTS.

TIE BEST PAINTS IN THE CITY.
Try once and see for yourself. ELBA
HARDWARE CO,
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2snultrp..-sser ann Ilhe 5tnck

FOR SALE, GOOD WORK HORSE AND
ono good driving mare. Sold for
want of use. Apply stan ~, Second
Market Phone Madison 4T21.
FOR .SALE. FRESH COW WITH CALF.
Apply 2ll1 East FRANKLIN: ------
Ar A SACRIFICE. FOR WANT OF
room, four Rose Comb (young) Black
Nfinorca ROSTERS. VIII sell for
81 each. Pure stock from prize
winners Sec them Monday. L. O.,
TYLER, 1427 West Cary.
FOR SALE, TWENTY BLACK PLY
mouth Rock hens, one and two years
old, laying, and one cock thirty-tive
Single Comb Leghorn hens, one and
two years old, laying, and two
cocks Am selling out to raise SIN
/ gle-Comb Rhode Island Reds exclu-
! sively Write for my low prices.
D. D. DAVIS. Penola Va.
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AUCTION SALE
OF
Personal property

Tree Hill Farm having been Sold we
will sell by pubic auction on
MONDAY. JANUARY 81, 1910.
commencing promptly at 10 o'clock a.
NJ. the personal properly ans m iron and 1n q
above men'iomn,e .i, la,m' on tlls osborne
P PIX e eons IS in part IS eleven y
horses, one a. extra ,nn fms 1 a,re coMa,
RAISED p isl ,yo a Rnsgies ssi Farm Was
o ene II na Hn. M HaehinSry Flows ard "a
Usually found on weii,stoeksd lam, ,arn'
eash. an nurchaser exceeding $50 a
e easait OF OF ninety days viii be allowed q,
provided the purchaser executes a.,u
delivers his negotiable note theraior
Endorsed or secured TO the satisiao'ioi
Of the undersigned.
c. j. RIXET & son.
~, n rp Avsu,r A,ctidreer.
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DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS, oFPo.
site the post-oflice. Phone Madison
1896. Examinations and estimates
LA TOUCHE. MERCHANT TAILOR
ing, French Cleaning and Dye WORKS.
All kinds OF clothing, feathers, gloves
cleaned and dyed. ladies' or gents
Out-of-town trade solicited. Phone
2i19, No. s South Second Street.
CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUGG1ES
reprinted and repaired in best style
at r. H. BOSHER'S SONS. Is South
Ninth Street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

.
Ely virtue OF and pursuant TO the
terms of a deed Of trust OF record in
the clerks office Of Northumberland
county count Va, in Deed Book J, pages
20b-2O7-20S, executed on the 30th day
OF May. 1910, by Fl. w. Bouldin and T..
G. Bouldln, his wife, default having
been made In the payment Of the debt
secured therein, at the request Of the
holder and assignee of the bond se-
cured In said deed OF trust. I will sell
at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, at Lillian, in said county,
on the
18TH DAY or FEBRUARY, 1910.
AT 2 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
all the tract OF land in said deed OF
trust described, not heretofore sold, es-
timated to be about forty to fifty acres.
lying near Cockrell's Creek. and being
a part Of a tract originally belonging
to r. G. Bouldin
Dated January &c, 1910.
ASA S. RICE,
Substituted Trustee
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j. NJ. s1MoNsoN. Crier.

virginia-1n the Clerks Office OF ches-
terrified Circuit Court. October 20.
1909:
/, P. V. cogbill clerk OF said court,
do certify that George Mason, COM
missioner in suit of Richard B. Dillon
VS.. Augustus Billions heirs. has. exc
cuted the bond required by said decree
of September 90. 1907.
Teste: PHILIP B. COGBILL:
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:Miscellanenus.

BLACK GUM LEATHER; WATER
proof wearproof; will outwear rwo
pairs of best white oak soles; Just
the thing for that boy OF yours that
is hard on shoes. Half soles-1fen S,
sl.00; boys, 90c., sewed. Nailed. csc.
less. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. T16. East Main. Phone
1861 Monroe.
DO NOT THROW YOUR OVERSHOES
away because they leak and the
heels are worn through. We fix
them. Heels. 35c.; patches, 15c.
TORY. TIC East Main. Phone, Mon
roe 2G6T
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ELECTRIC RUBBER-FIx.

75c. HALF SOLE RUBBER BOOTS, 35c.
heeling rubber overshoes; patches.
15c. and upwards; rubber coats. hot
water bags, syringes and other rub
Der goods fixed. DREW'S ELECTRIC
SHOE FACTORY, ZIG East Main
Street Phone 1857.
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"a
We will sell at our store. coo East
Broad street. FOR leading dealer,
TOMORROW (Nronday), JAN 81, 1910,
at 1880 A. NJ. five Handsome GUAR
tered Oak Chamber suits, one Caucas
Ian walnut Chamber suit, with g.ass
front Wardrobe, six High Class Ma
hogany Chamber Suits one MISSION
Oak Chamber Suit, one Blrds-Iy,e
Maple Dresser and Washstand, OaE
Drcssers and Stands, cmffonnlers, IRON
Beds; Brass Beds, Felt Mattresses.
Leather Couches. Parlor suits, Lace
Curtains, Handsome Portieres, MOTIFS
Chairs, Dainty Curo Cabinet OAK
Sideboards, one Mahogany Buffet. OAK
Extension Tables, Dining Chairs Russ,
Handsome Druggets, large Mantel Mir
rors; China Closets, Drop Head Sewing
Mncliines, three Upright Pianos In good
condition. bookcases, Pictures, kitch-
en- Furnishings. etc.
These goods are all new and corlpar-
atively new, and should command your
attention.
sale positive. Terms cash.
Ladies invited.
VIRGINIA AUCTION Co.
Auctonecrs.
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coMM1ssl2 ~ SALE
.51.6 Acres of Land
NEAR CHESTER, BELONGING TO
AUGUSTUS billions
ESTATE

In execution OF decree OF Chester
field Circuit Court, rendered at Sep
TENDER term. 1907, in suit OF Richard e.
Dillon vs. Augustus Dillon's heirs,
viii offer for sale by public auction, in
front OF Chesterfield Courthouse. on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY u. 1910. At
O'CLOCK p. NJ.
that certain tract OF land containing
Sic acres. by recent survey, situate in
Chesterfield county. near the village
Of Chester, apn bounded north :, by
Bruce and Perd;e. east by r. 3. Dill
Ion, south by r.. q. Blackey and Will
liam Northrop. ard west by Bruce and
Purdue. being thet part OF tract OF
1887 acres OF Land assigned to the
heirs Of Augustus Dillon, and ordered
to be sold for division among them In
said suit This land has some wood
and timber on It.
TERMS: one-third cash balance
payable in one and two years equal
instruments, with interest from date
OF sale; the purchaser to give bonds
or notes for the deferred payments.
and title retained until all tho pur-
chase money Is paid and conveyance
ordered by the Cour.
GEORGE MASON,
Commissioner
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

rHERE Is STRONG REASON FOR BE-
lieving that the danger from en- un-
purified surface water supply Is
greatest In the winter. considerable
outbreaks of typhoid fever occurring.
Use Holly Springs Lithia Water. 1t
is always pure. s gallons, zoe, De"
livered. Phones. Monroe Ar and
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aiftion @uIrs Monnap.
John Il. Goddln & Co..
Real tsstate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh and Bank Streets,
Richmond, Va.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
A FRAMED DWELLING, NO. 1910
WALLACE STREET, NEAR
MEADOW STREET.

BY decree of tho Chanccry Court OF
the city Of Richmond IN the suit Of
"Lctcler Browns Committee va. Mary
Bro u and others" entered on the oath
day " january. 1910 we viii sell by
public auction, OH the premises,
MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1910.
at 80 o'clock p. M, tile following de-
scribed property: All that lot OF land,
with all improvements thereon. on the
north line of Wallace Street, between
Meadow and Ritchie Streets, fronting
Oh said north limo of Wallace street
so feet, and running back between
parallel lines 1873 feet. improvements
consist OF substantial dwelling u ous,e.
TERMS: One-third cash and the re .s..
duo In two equal instalments OF SIN
and twelve months from day OF sale.
the deferred payments evidenced by
notes, with interest added. from doy OF
sale. title to be retained until the Whoie
Of purchase price is paid, or oil cash q.
the option OF the purchaser.
EDWARD l.. RYAN.
DAVID MEADE WHITE.
Special Commissioners
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioncers.
FURNITURE. CARPETS,
MATING. UPRIGHT PIANOS.
ETC, AT AUCTION.

AT the direction OF Mrs. w C. Fear.
who is declining housekeeping, we will
sell at her residence, No. S2i West
Cary street. beginning at 1880 o'clock
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1sT,
her household and kitchen furniture.
consisting of Oak Bedroom Suit, Feath-
er Beds, Mattresses. Iron and Wood
Beds, Mating, Carpets, Chairs. Rock
Schaeter Piano. Parlor suit, Brass
Fender. Brass Fire Set. Mirror, Parlor
Lamp, Oak Hall Rack. Hall Carpet, Oak
sideboard, Oak Dining Table, Oak Din
Ing Chairs, Oak China Closet, assort-
Range, Kitchen Table Chairs, Side
board and other furniture, etc
Ladies especially invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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GOLD AND SILVER BUYERS.

CAsH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND SILL
yer or taken in exchange. MEYER S,
Jewellers. 81 East Broad Street.
RIGHT NOW is THE TIME TO BUY
or repair machines. All kinds. new
and secondhand. Grand new drop
heads made and warranted for ten
years. by the Standard Sewing Ma
chine Co. They are beauties, and
sold as low as $3.50. Office con-
venient to everybody. GARLAND IT.
CLARKE, 222 East Broad Street.
WATCH SPECIAL.
s1o--BIG ASSORTMENT FINE FANCY
engravedt or plain monogram cases /.
Elgn. Walthan, etc; 20-year guar
antee. Everything In watches" at
SCHAAF'S, 426 East Broad, at Fifth.
BRIDAL GIFT.
s1.5o-BEAUTy LINE STERLING
sugar spoons, cream ladies'. olive
forks, etc, In case. Our specials In
sterling bridal gifts can't be equaled
SCHAAF s, 426 East Broad, at Fifth
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SMALL FARM OF IS ACERS, 15
acres cleared. new house OF four rooms,
small stable; ON first.class macadam
road. near to high school: largo amount
or cord wood timber. a good chicken
and truck farm Cheap at $500; on
convenient terms.
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SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE
AUCTION SALE.

we VIII sci at put 49,,
rooms. No. 61S East Broad street, COM
u1encing at 1880 o'clock.
TOMORROW Monday. JAN. 31sT,
a handsome lot Of household furniture,
consisting of very Handsome Manog-
any Bedroom Suit, Fine Walnut Bed
room Suit, Beautiful Chartered Oak
Mirror Door Wardrobe, several very
Handsome Parlor Suits Fine Library
Suit. very Handsome Mahogany Case
Upright Piano. guaranteed 10 be in
perfect order and cost $500. Fine Rugs
and Druggets. new Mating. Beautiful
Brass Feds. Felt Mattresses, Chartered
Oak Dining Tables. Handsome Guar
tered Oak Sideboards and China clos
Chairs, Willard Rockers. Centre Ia
bles and other furniture, etc.
Ladies' especially invited TO attend
this sale
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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OPTICIAN.

III YOU CAN'T SEE. GO TO DR. II.
BREITSTEIN, the Optician, at lis
East Broad, and he will examine
your eyes and fit you with proper
glasses from sl.00 up. Fifteen years
at your dIsposal
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PATENTS.

PATENTS SECURED; ADVICE FREE
; National Bank of Virginia Build
ing, Richmond. p. p. PITCHER
Manager for Milo B. Stevens & Co..
Parent Attorneys Washington. Es-
tablished 1864.
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FOR SALE. YOUNG THOROUGHBRED
mare, registered, Broke to drive and
ride; stylish and spirited. Will sell
cheap for want of use. Address ].
VAUGHAN. Ashland, Va.
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meettngs.

Z. F. Johnson Publishing Co..
January H. 1910.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING;
of the stockholders of the B. +.
Johnson Publishing Company will be
held at the Offices Of the company in
the city of Richmond, Va. WEDNEs.
DAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1910, at o'clock
2. M.
y. l. PELL,
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Richmond Trans
fer Company Will be held at their
Office, 500 East Main Street, at IL
o'clock noon WEDNESDAY. FEBRU-
w. T. pARDEN.
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Jefferson Realty
Corporation Will be held at the JEFF
ferson Hotel, Richmond, Va. on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1910,
;,t Il O'Clock noon.
o. L. WEISIGER.
Secretary.
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BRIpAL Gil
TfgaI Rutites.

Virginia--1n the Circuit Court of Hem
rico county, January %. 1910:
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FOR SALE. THREE CA FEMALE sA-
Bile and white collie pups, two (a)
months old. Extra breeding and can
be registered. Price SO apiece Phone
Madison 42a1-W any daY after z
r. NJ
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FOR SALE. GOOD HORSE FOR BUG
sy carriage or delivery wagon. APP
ply 20 RICHMOND BOARDING STA
BLES
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j, Charles o. savipe, clerk OF ths
chanoery Court. certify that the bono no
required of the special ton,ii I'M i,i,,,,,
In the above styled suit has been gwen
" - Testc: CHAs. Q. sAN.lL,L.,h LIZ,
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BAKERY

EVERYTHING GOOD AT MuEI.I.ER,s
new York Electric Bakery. First
ciass homemade bread, cakes and
Street. Phone Madison 25S9.
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auftipr AaIfs dsTnnDap.

BY Virginia Auction Coz
Auctolneers, ,,.,
600 East Broad. phone asei'
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUlsNA-
TuRE FOR ALL PARTS OF THE
HOME AT AUCTION.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
To G. A. Davenport. in his own. right;
Charles Davenport, in his own right:
w. Brydon Tenant, Charles u. VIII
liams and Charles Davenport, trus-
tees for Alice y. Williams, and
Charles u Williams, trustee for
Alice D. Williams. and Alice d. WILL
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ANOTHER CARLOAD OF BURNT
wheat. same quality, packed in 150-
pound sacks. at $i.50 per 100 pounds;
s14 per 1000 pounds; SGT per ton.
W. j. TODD. 426 North Sixth StrceI.
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ENOW-WHITE TOY FRENCH POODLE
pups. from the smallest and finest
pedigreed and registered stock in
America: intelligent and beautiful;
ideal pets for ladies or children. Ped
igree with each pup. Price, SIS each.
Also one nice little brood matron in
whelp. HAZELHURST KENNELS,
2lS South dcAlufiie Street. Anderson,
- -
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I HAVE A FEW CHOICE PIECES OF
genuine antique furniture 10 be sold
and polishing antique furniture. All
kinds OF repairing, c. Il. LYDIA. Ala
West Main.
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asnuItrp--3set ana Tinc @toea.

:.MoDEIT INCTBAToRS AND BROOD
ers ~ factory prices. Full stock al
ways on hand. Start early matches
for best broilerg land best prices.
Free catalogueJS ". :: TODD. 1926
North Sixth StIett
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HORSE CLIPPING.-HAyE YOUR
horses clipped; they will do better
work and be healthier Send them
to Nineteenth and Franklin Streets,
TIOS. ANDERSON. at Joseph Lasit-
s ter Stables.
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Nv The Valentine Auction CO..
61s Z. Broad Street
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WATCH REPAIRING.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED ON CLEAN
ed by WN. TOBIEN. JR., is a guar
antee Nat 1t is done properly.
Invent. Jears' experience. Cleaning,
81. Main springs, 81. soS East Broad
Street. All work guaranteed.
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ANTIQUES

WE CAN FIT YOU AND SUIT YOU
In style. and at the right price.
GOODIES, Fifteenth and Main SITS.
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EGGS FROM PRIZE RHODE ISLAND
Reds and White Crpingtona at State
Fair. 1909. and Virginia Poultry AS
ISOLATION. ELECTRIC POULTRY
PLANT. Barton Heights
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". 3. FRAYsER. Auctloneer.
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AT THE STUD, THAT BEAUTIFUL
Llewellyn setter "Tonahawk"; Field
Dog Stud Book 1850; sire PAU
Stone" 55S3. SMITHS VETERIN-
AIRY STABLES ia South Tenth
Street, Richmond. Va.
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GOODIES CIIIMBORAZO SHOE. ALL.
leather. made to wear Well; style
and Mt. $3.50 and $500. 1447 East
Main Street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-19

coat OF natural colored PONCE or linen
with polka;dotted- foulard collar, cuffs
and pockets will not prove an expen-
sive garment II the bargain counters
instead ofEthe ready-to.wear depart,
ments of the big shops are carefully
watched
Wraps for summer evenings are of
such simple fashion that every girl
may make, one with the aid of Wis.
iting seamstress. The most satisfac.
tory model is the kimona coat OF dark
satin lined with~a pale hue and clos
ing with military cords and buttons
of self-material. 4.
The same fabric may be used for a
reversible cape, piped and trimmed
with gold braid and having n detach.
able hood equipped with buttons to
fasten It upon either side of the wrap.
Or broadcloth may be used for the
unlined draped cape with folds cross.
ing the shoulders forming hood in
the center OF the back. These capes
are rough cut, finished about the
edges, and their sole trimming Is a
little gilt soutache bralding about the
neck, which any girl can do in n
short time.
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liza border of cold sliced, tomatoes,
With stenpoonful of tartar sauce on

euCn. .HSf.H..... ,.trt.y,,-rI
2Rings OF the whites OF cold boiled
eggs with unbroken yolk in each.
3-The whites OF hard boiled eggs
chopped and the yolks rubbed through
n sieve, making mounds OF the whites
and Gaping them with the yellow.
Pouring white sauce over the
fish. then sprinkle first with the chop.
ped whites, then with the sifted yolks;
also arrange few bits of parsley
around the dish.
5-Form cups OF cold boiled eggs
by cutting them in two, removing the
yolks. slicing the ends so the cups
Will stand and then filling the cups
with chopped beets. Arrange around
the fish alternately the cups of beets
with the yolks. e
G-Arrange a circle of cuplike let.
tuce leaves around the fish; place
chopped white of eggs and beets
and the yolk alternately on the leaves.
..7-Slice olives In halves and quar-.
tiers OF picked beets. t'sf
Various dishes of meat or fish can
be garnished with fried or fresh
parsley arranged in little mounds with
sliced lemon between. them: a Dor.
der OF lettuce leaves, with u sliced
radtsh and n teasponful OF mayor.
naise on each: stuffed olive on LET.
tuce leaves around fried or boiled
fish, celery salad around fried oys-
tiers; potato balls around flllets OF
fish; shopped pickles and capers for
cold fish.
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FRUIT sIRups AND JUICES.

Fruit slrups for sauces, drinks, ices,
Ice creams and other desserts is one
Of the most desirable of ways to pre-.
serve fruit. Almost any fruit can be
used. Care must be taken not 10 boil
the Juice too long as 1t destroys the
color. II carefully put up in steril.
lied bottles well sealed, It Keeps the
year round.
One recipe will answer for all fruit
JUICES and may be bottled with or
without sugar. Currant Juice II ster-
ilized and canned may. be used at any
time of year for making Jelly, adding
sugar and cooking the required time.
The amount Of sugar to use in the
fruit strip depends upon the fruit
used. for grape juice.a cupful Of sugar
is sufficient for a quart OF the Juice:
currants require more, pint of sugar
to q quart Of Juice. The only differ.
ence between Juices and sirups Is that
more sugar Is used in sirups.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-19

One cupful OF milk, two haping table.
sponfuls OF sugar. one heaping table.
spoonful II powdered gelatine, quarter
pint Of water, one teasponful lemon
juice, one cupful whipping cream,
three yolks OF eggs, three ounces OF
preserved ginger. two tablespoonfuls
OF ginger syrup. Put the gelatine
into n saucepan with the water; set
in n warm place until dissolved. Beat
up the yolks, add to them the sugar
and the milk. boiling, pour this back
into a pitcher stand the pitcher in
boiling water and stir the custard
until 1t coats the spoon, add to 1t
the gelatine, lemon juice and ginger
syrup. Whip up the cream until stiff,
then add to It the custard. allow this
to stand until 1t Is almost set; then
stir in the ginger, cut In small pieces.
Pour into wet mold and put in n
cool place until firm. Turn out and
decorate with cut pieces of ginger.