The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-18

n new NllNCd Cheese
Crate coarsely Il half pound of
plain dairy cheese: mix into 1t with
a fork IL small piece of butter until
mash all Jumps out of it. Add about
Two tablespoonfuls of chilli sauce, a
tablespoonful of prepared mustard
and Il couple of picked onions chop
ped very fine. Stir ii all together with
add a little cream. Season highly
with paprica mi salt and serve in a
ball on a lettuce leaf. This cheese
should be Of the consistency of the
cream cheese that comes wrapped in
tinfoil.
Crisp Julicnnc Potatoes
French fried potatoes. Instead of be-
ing cut into medium sized strips they
are run through a cutter which turns
them out in YER thin strings. from
which they derive the name Of shoe
string potatoes. Be careful not to
fry them too brown. as they require
only a few minutes to cook. Fresh
potatoes. not cooked ones, must be
used.
White Salad
One cup IF celery. one cup of cab-
hage. one ten-cent ran a pimento,
half cup of almonds blanched. Cut
the above rather fine. One-half box
of gelatine soaked In one pint of cold
water, when soft add one pint of hot
water. n t%easpoonful Of salt, one
and one-half cups granulated sugar.
t M"sn i s,'so1ay '9 % !! add ee tse Juice hs ef
commenced to CONCEAL add the other
ingredients. Mold in pan. cut in
squares, and serve on lettuce leaf
with a good m~ayonnaisc mixed half
whipped cream. This is delicious.
Twentieth Century Salad
Take six oranges. peel cover and
seed them and cut the fruit in small
pieces with a sharp scissors. Skin
and seed one-half pound of white
grapes and mix the fruit with one-
half pound of pecan nuts and one
quart Of chopped celery. Mix all these
ingredients well and stir in a dress
ing made the following way: Beat
we'll the yokes of twelve eggs, put in
an eartllern bowl over a pot of hot
water and stir them. After the eggs
of melted butter and one-half pint
Of vinegar, which may be weakened
with a little warm water If too sharp.
Stir the dressing until it is perfectly
smooth. being careful not to cook too
long or it will curdle. Give it time to
become perfectly cold. Then add the
juice of two lemons, one tablespoon
full of sugar. one teaspoonful Of salt
and 4 pinch Of paprika or red pepper
Whip one-half pint of double cream
and stir it in; then put away for sew
eral hours.
With the above quantities there
should be enough salad for twelve
persons and is nice for a company
luncheon at q moderate cost.
\ Cheap Prize.
An ingenious hostess, who must en-
terrain on a small income, has just
made a set of prizes for a card party
that met with much favor from her
women guests.
Her husband had given to him by a
relative with little taste a dozen start
ling barred handkerchiefs in color,
with an inch-wide colored hem. Quite
impossible for ordinary use, they made
attractive shoe wraps for the travel
ing bag.
To the corner OF each handkerchief
was sewed three-quarters of a yard Of
white wash ribbon for tying up the
case when the shoe was we'll wrapped
in the square,.
given to the winner at each of the
three tables. Done up in a fancy box,
tied with gilt cord. the prizes made as
great a hit as though they were costly
offerings.
Such cases also make Inexpensive
Christmas presents. The handker-
chiefs. when part cotton. cost very lit
tie. and often are striking in color and
design. Buy the ribbon by the bolt.
Give at least W sets to each person.
A Shirt Waist Contest.
The following Romance Of IL Shirt
waist is always eagerly sought for.
Cut out for future reference:
Hell lover had persuaded her to be
his. and they were about to slip into
matrimonial. ........ One day he re-
preached her for her GOODNESS to him,
and she replied. Il cannot wear my
heart on my. always" and
while her golden head rested on his
presented her with a pretty. 100000.
for her dainty. ....... Life is not al
Why's that 1t. ....... for after he be-
came Il golfer. he was on the........
most Of the time. and she began to
fear that she could never win him
;.:..;. to his former devotion: In
deed, she often felt she would like to
-. him, blut she decided to.......
him instead, SO she puts on q bold T..
and told him h would break. the
.......... He began o........and
haw. and invited her to go to a......
concert. Then she knew that she
could ........ him. Although there is
much red........about such matters,
ono is apt to get the cold...... in
stead Of two loving arms about ones
........... They went to the concert
and came to h conclusion that their
promises were still. ....... Each had
been on e.......... but now they
are married, and .......fo life.
while plays on.
key--Yokc. sleeve. bosom, belt.
waist. seems (scalmsl, links, back,
cuff. collar. front. tic. hem band, but
tonhole. tape. shoulder. neck, binding
wrong side. bound. band.
Mrs. David H.. Warren desires Ia
announce To the ladies OF Crane
Forks and vicinity that she will have
Oh sale - line Of The Very latest hoIi.
day gifts such as arc shown only in
the large cities. Sale to begin Mon
day. November 20. Located in WittIe-