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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

church at HaSs Kansas end viii les
TO begin his ministry in the new fed
labor. Mr. Hale is more than SIM
& minister of the Gospel. he Is q =
through snd through, q thorough sch
ar. g Jolly comIanion, q ccnscientlt
and fi:eless worker as well aE an q
tor o. great sbilitv- He filled q nd
needed want iTs the Methodist chEi
IN this crmH unity. He Is q gradu.
OF Mitchell College. we'll as a Is
yer Of 70 small sbitity, having won
L L. B. and other degrees at se7e
/ colleges ard universities or the cnl
try As 9 speaker he compares fz4
sbly with the test orators occupy'
the Methodist pulpits- His 6elivery
exceedingly good. while his eFunz
| tieD Is perfect Taken altogether.
Hale is an ideal minister and Pleas
/ Ridge viii feel her loss keenIE-
The members on the church 1nz
mOusly invited him back for the n
year but as be felt that he could Be
more service to the cause at HAYS
leaves + multitude Of friends who v
| him 'fGod Speed.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

Many have visited the new Weisner
store this week to watch the laying of
the tile flooring.
Horace Chlttenden and his chum Sal
isburg. left Tuesday night far their
school work at the State Agricultural
college at Manhattan.
Normal Lecture Course
Those having Ticket receipts can Sc
cure their Reserved seats at Spratt's S
store Saturday evening, opsning at
7:30 The first entertainment Is
bs Ratio, the Character artis+, Friday
evening, Sept. 29tb. and those who en-
joyed Landon at tie Chsutauqua viii
equally enjoy Ratio.
If you aIe interested in Sanitary
Dental Equipment inspect Dr. Neis-
wanger's new porcel lain and white en-
amel Dental operating chair and foun-
tain cuspsdor, with finger bowl, drink
ing glass and saliva ejecter attach
ments- It's great for comfort and
the height of Sanitary ideas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

Dr.. Neiswsnger and wife eDj0ye.
visit ia Kansas city this week
The household goods of DR.. Has
rived Thursday from Cinciunatti.
Mr. and Mrs Cunningham are s.
this week i their cottage at the g
station
Have you paid -our dog tex? r
Whv net? The ordinance provides a
the city may collect It.
Cowan & Co got in a car OF splen
Colorado apples, We have few Be-
of them for sale cheap. Several h
Come see them.
The glass front OF the new WeIa
sto shows up very handsome q
and the new barber shop s6joining
fine additions to south Chestnut ssre
Mrs Hele, the new Methodist q
ister's wife, for merly lived IN 8
Scott in the newspaper work. labsr
tended college and became an ele
ton teacher.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
The Havs Ice Plant.

Lest Fridav evening" tIe7 gave opt
the contract fer tire m chinerv fo- tie
niant TO TIE Crf amerv Package Co nf
Chicago, to be Ie'iv5 red here With 6n
devs- The work on the adTi'io'aI
buildings will crmmr nee at.erep sSsFt
is promised tFe7 will re in oreratior
before Christmas. They 0usrantee 70
furnish ice at not to excee5 rur re0u-
lar price, half cent pnurd.
TbeV elected Willard Kirknan o. esi-
dent. Fred Hsff mier vice ures. c
W Miller, Jr., treasurer, W. r. Jor-
dan as FecPetary.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

Mr. James Craig and ia aily left this
week for q visit to relatives IN eastern
Kansas.
Mother Candss Carter came back on
Sunday from her visit with relatives IN
Indiana.
Father Beach is back from his east
eTn trip and reports having had pleas
ant time, but glad to get back.
Mrs. eager finished her visit with
her friends here endw ent TO Norton 20
visit her son Charlie, who lives there
The Royal NeiRhbors surprised Mrs.
Lou Croft Thursday evening at her new
home in north part Of town and gave
her a shower ard all present had a
jolly, gay tine ard evening.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
Normal Contracts Awarded


Lest Friday President Hin snue of
the Regents. state srrhitect Chandler
ord crowd OF hid7ers re hero s-d
the hiSa were opened for the $40 0nO
ModelzApricu'sural course hriI1ine con-
nrcted with The Western. Kansa State
Normal located here --'='~
There were 10 bidders on tho general
building ard The ronFrart awarded +o
Cnthbert & Scns of Topeka At s28 800.
Wise & Jacobs heirg she next lowest
For the Heating plant, water piDee
and electric wiring The SaIfna Plumb
ing Co.. 1.-THE ones who built ire Power
Eouse) captured It at about $4,000 the
Hays bid on electric wiring only S25
mora This leaves about s6'O0 to
furnish the buildings ard extra work,
Mr.. Cuthtert was here this geek tn
arrange about tire work which viii com
mence at once ard he pushed as fast
at rosEible and rushed to completion.
The Regents want the building com-
pleted IN time for the spring term 50
the teachers who come here when their
school is out and the simmer term can
use it for the new required study. but
they have until August 1st to conplete.
If needed.
We understand Cutbberts will hire
Ellis county men TO do the work if the
prices are the same as others, but be
will insist that every man hired must
work every dav Except Sunday and
bad Weather), & 8 hours as allowed bY
by law and no holidays but Sunday so
he can quickly complete she job. or be
will bring IN mechanics. They vii
also get the rock here If prices right
It means thousands Of dollars spent
in our county the next ten nonths.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

Preparations are well under way for
the sessions of the 18Th District Chris
tian Endesvor Convention, 70 be held
in Hays, Oct. 6. T. 8. The Executive
Committee of the District met IN Havs
last Monday IN conjunction with the
Congress Of the Lccal Union Of Yourg g
P oples Societies, at which meeting
details for the program Of the conyen-
tion were completed
All members Of the Local Union please
take rotice, and watch for snT ounce
ments regarding preDaratOry nee tings
and committee work Hays should
welcome this Cor veution with the same
hospitality es it has EXTENDED o.heT
atherings The District il composed
of the counties along this railroad from
Wilson to west line Of state and 40 TO
so visiting delegates are expected
Young people of the citv sre espec-
iaIly urged to attend the convention 70
observe the benefeent results such
meetHgs promote
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

This parer las always claimed that
Kansas people should help the Saliva
ton Army in Kansas instead of contl ID
uting to Norti rop and his Kansas city
Army headquEr sers ard now they have
chance. The Salvation army in Kan
sas has building in Hutchinson and
the hard times is causing them trouble
and are apt to ,ose cir buiI6ing unless
the charitable people of the state come
70 their rescUe.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

Thursday morning Miss Stella Farley
and Guy Edwards went East on differ
ent trains but met at Ellsworth, where
they were married but were discovered
or Fridays Overland bound for Ogden
and Salt Lake and duly 'riced' & con-
graduated by many friends.
Miss Stella has lived here many years
and has host Of friends and Mr.. Ed
wards has good position here with
the Western Union Telegraph Co.
They have rented and will occupy
the Behan cottage on Crawford ave.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
MinstreIs Coming

Watch for the EDWARDS & Prindie Mir
streIs TO Re here about Get 9Th or 10
They have 80 peonIe IN the company
end pronounced a fine show ard loads
Of laughter Big band snd orchestra
Watch for the post rs-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
Runmage Sale

The ladies' Of the Presbyterian ch1rct=
viii bold an annual RummaEe sale =
the Brunswick Annex IN October.
number Of useful articles too Tumero1
to mention, both new End Cd, VII Ee
on FaIe, such as quilt pieces. el0tbitsE
fUFriiure, lumber. dishes, kitchen uSez
sis, glassware, si,EerTsre, beosinz.
zfc Anyore wishing 70 contyifzztE
viii please notify Mrs. Pestans, k[rE
Noble, Mrs. Fields. Mrs TerETek
ard Mrs Meade, and articles vii be
esIled for
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

The Young Peoples Society of the
Lutheran church held one of their in
formal " st homes" last Fridsv even
ing Seventy of the city nd Normal
school young people avaiIed themselves
of the social privileges extended by the
Society ard all OF them expressed plea
sure Tor having been present. The So
cial Committee served some spierdid
punch and waters. These gatherings
viii be contiE ued throughout the fall
and winter, and should be the means
of attracting our Young people to the
advantages gained by good sssI cia!iors
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

Does It not mike YOU THINK ahout
good iHde-nnitv when you are afoOt
to insure vour HeH.e7 OUr rercrd for
fair dealing virh IOes claimants il ur-
exee1ed, becauFe We represent onig
Companiss who -'sre Food all the Tune
The J d ScbsefeT l. & IrFursaee Acv
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
T0Ta no coTTRIcI0Ps gRDa E8lE.

Sealed proposals for Concrete Bridge
across the drsE on East J1nists ztres
IN Hsys cit7, Kansas viii be TeceiFs
by the Committee on Streets & A.
Ieys in said City up TO noon On I7e1.
dsy, Sept. 9th. 1911, IN secOrcaEee
zfth the piauE and specifications On dse
with the City Clerk and may be see1
at the Office Of 81. " Oshant-
Committee reserves the right 30 rsisez
any or all bids.
Dated September I4tb, 1911.
". A. Smith, ChsirmsD, h y
oshant. Philip Jacobs. COnmittee-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
MOVED

You will find as in the new FREE
PRESS building on South Che ST ut st.
We have Cotton Horse COiIsrn for
75 cents. Heavy Lines 50 50 Hsms
Straps 10 cents. Collar Pads 25 cents.
Also all kinds Of HsFness Supplies.
Lice Killer Is cts a gallon
We repair Harness at Low Prices
ArnoEd's Harness Shop
8. CHESTNUT strset. Hays Kansas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICES

did ycU ever hesr Of arytodv kick
ing on oUr loss adjustments? Close
personal application to eV cry detail Of
insurance writing, hacked hv tFe hest
Comparies in tire world, has enabled
us to give everybody. evervvEe-e end
at all times A SQUARE DEAL.
The J. NJ Scbaefer Loan & Ins. Ap'cv
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
Vegetables for Sale

We have Tomatoes at 3 and cents a
pound for q few days, as bulk OF crop
viii be of Green tomatoes after the
first frost. Also have manFOes,
beets. rbubarb. eucUmbers & turnips,
E A. DarIand
South of Schlyer Implemen. House
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

G0rseEsLre. lam the represen
tative Of the SPIRELLA Corset. 50
veil known IN this city for its comfort
ana style and If any OF the ladies' 6s-
sire one or want TO see q sample ! viii
gladly call at their home and exhibit
and take measure II they viii phone
lEiss RewIison. HEgs phone No. 1sS.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

Saturday afternoon club
PROGRAM
September 80.
Hostess Miss Sutton
Collect
Roll Call
Odyssey, Books V and VI
Miss Andreas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

This studying by the Correspondence
sytem is gettirg to be a great one,
but down in Russell two students, TAX
ing German and French, have it down
pat. Owning a cylen6ar style Of pho
nograpb, their Instructor talked each
lesson direct TO photograph, sending
the records to the student, who put it
on his machine and heard it repeated
in its native tone often until lesrned
by beart. The records are scraped ard
the student repeats bis Lesson, it is
Mt back and the teacher can hear his
student talk. It's great.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

This feciiCn bad nice shoTer dsz
ing Tuefday night.
TIE Ls dies A-d Society Of the Lott
ran church viii hold their 2nsd snn1s
Run mage Sale TIE lest Saturday
September.
Tonic of all kinds. Warts an,
Moles removed at the
South Side Barber Shop
House for Rent
A four roomed houEe, good con
dition, small barn, good well Of WzteE
See this Ofiee or
MISS ANNIE FROELIrE
Fsrmers keep in nInd We can sa4.
you money by having yrur shoes re
paired. We will sIso rev the hizfes
market prIce for CREAM Try q
next time Gassman's Shoe Hosp5
tai Phone No. $50.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

I Will pay the highest market price
foI Butter, cream, poultry and eggs
at the. Morrison Produce Co. on 2nd
street where am now in charge.
W. H. Early.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
New Piano for Sal

Creamery station
We are now nicely located and arran-
Red on South Chestnut street to re-
eeive ard chip your cream and guarsn-
tee an honest test and quick pay and
solicit your patronage. Try uG
GASSHAN'S.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

Mrs. Grace Goodall Hubbard of z.
C. is here visiting with her folks.
Farmer Kane of the Buffalo Park
neighborhood was here this week ard
talking over frontier days
Miss Grace Boff from her home in
Missouri is here on a visit to relatives
She has been very eick.
This Saturday the Kansas Conserve
ton Congress met at Ksnsas city and
Alex Philip went on Friday.
Next week the National meets in e
C. and Wedr eEday President Waters
speaks, ard Prof. TeDEyck speaks on
the sebject proper NJ thcds of Soil
Cultivation.
The Upper Valley Bsptist Associa-
tion is composed Of Il churches 1t
covers counties. The object Of the
association is the fellowship and help
fulness of Baptist churches in the ter
ritory. The annual meeting was held
with the HAYS church this year on Sept
1 5. is, II, with SO delegates and fifteen
visitors registered Session opened on
Friday morning. W. A. Smith of Hays
elected Moderator and G. W. Stone of
Turkville sE clerk. and letters frCm the
churches read.
Rev. ]. o. Gould delivered an ad-
dress ''That American Civilization
must be Christian Civilization if it to
continue" which was well delivered ard
very Instructive. At the evening ses-
sion Rev. Todd of Cheyenne pres ched
an interesting sermon.
Saturday committees reported and
other business transacted. Dr.. Fl. s.
Fra zier of Ottowa spoke on Gods
Tithe", a well defined exposition of
scripture upon this subject. DR.. L N.
Clark. repre- Sc ntirg the American Bap
tist Foreign Missionary Society, gave
a wonderful address upon ffThe Ad-
vanceme Mt of Gods Kingdom" espec-
tally referring to the awakening of
the Orient. Mrs. L. II. Newell of Den
yer, who represents the American Bap
tist Women's Home Missionary Society
pIeade for the people who sre among
Us without Christ ard without hope.
Mrs. Mary Barth gave an instructive
address showing what the young wo-
men under the Women's Baptist For
eign Missionary Society are doing.
At the Evening session G. W. Clarke
preached a sermon on BrotherIy Love.
hev. b. ID. Gurley spoke on the value
of Training for Service especially for
Sunday school work.
Sunday morning the pulpit was occu-
pied by DR.. S. E. Price, President of
OttoWa University, who showed from
the End of Acts how the Holy Spirit in
the church will make the church & fac
tor in the spiritual, POLITICAL and social
life Of the community. It was an ell
oquent. instructive and inspiring
In the afternoon was an open confer
ence followed by q presentation of the
work of the University by DR.. Price.
The last address Of the 81 eat feast
was Sunday evening when DIR. Frazer
spoke of the opportunities in Kansas
ano how to meet them.
The Upper Solomon Valley Baptist
Association desire to express tbro' the
columns OF the Free Press their gre IT,
tude to all who in any way helped them
to make their recent meetlrg held in
Hays a success. Done by order of
the Association Sept II, 1911.
W. A. SMITH, Moderator.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
Seed Wheat.

Seed Wheat.
Karkof Seed wheat for eaIe. 85cts
to S1.O0 bushel at my farm west Of
Hays Wheat cleaned, graded and 1st
class seed. From 1910 OF 1911 crop.
Geo. E. Palmer, Hays, Kas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
Seed Wheat for sale.

Seed Wheat Tor sale.
Pure Ksrkof what for sale on the
C. Kruger Tarch IN Freedom township.
Pfeiffer, Kansas. P. o. at One dollar
9 busheL
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
A Broach Lost.

A Broach Lost.
A large White Cameo Broach with
wide gold mounting lock pin lost.
Priced very highly as present. The
finder will please return same to This
Office and receive reward.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
A Cook Wanted

A second Cook at tke KAUFMAN
House, OakIev. Kansas Good wa
ges Nrz. NJ. Ksuffman.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
BAPTIST CHURCH SEeVCES

PFC aching FeTVlces at the Baotist
church every Sunday morning ard ev-
eDirg. to which al are cordially invi-
ed st all times.
Methodist Church Services.
Regular services every Sunday and
all cordially invited to attend Sunday
school at 10 s.m. Church ar IL a. m.
Epworth league at 7pm- Evening
services at 8 O'Clock.
This Sunday morning sermon subject
Knowing God. "
The evening service sermon
Rubbing on the Raw"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23

Mr. Allen of the Mill, ard his family
have moved to the Adkins house on
east Wilson avenue
Silverton Of the east Saline has rem
ted and is farming the John Stuttsman
farm in north -Buckeve.
Gov. Stubhs has appointed %avor
Geo Philip ss delegate to the Dry
Farming National Congress TO be held
at Colorado Springs Oct. 15-16tb.
WiIIam Dillon was in town Monday
looking well as ever, and reports that
bis Wife's health is much improved
since she came hack to the higher al
titude of western Kansas.
Mrs. WilIism BoIIenbeck left Sun
day evening for a visit with friends in
Idaho. She has entertained lots OF
company this summer ard can row en-
joy life by returning the visits
The Ladies Saturday Afternoon Club
held their first session for this season
at Mrs Fields last Saturday with a
full attendance end an interesting ses-
sion. They meet every two weeka
We cannot insure YOU against Fire
in the other world. hut we can insure
your Hon in one of the best Ccmpa-
nies doing business on tT'iE earth.
J. NJ. ScffG fffT l. & Jne AFPrcv
WiIIie, sen of farmer George Palmer
and Guy VapNarter of Grinnell left or
the s1av morning 10 resure +Feir s'U-
dies ar TIE Agricultural co'leg' st
Marhatter.
BIS daup hter. Niss Gertrude, left Wed
nesday for her school work there.
We have an Md gentleman IF 90 and
an old lady of 80. We should like the
name sn6 age IF evervore IN This cnun
tY ever 80 years of ape. 70 make q To-
cal of. We will rot give ranres or age
hut TO make q combined rotice Of ir-
terest 70 the public.
The Farmers Co operative Shining
Association Of RusseII county failed
some time ego q Receiver a-poined
who closed np ibe sffairs and had hal
ancetof s17O7 belorgipg to nor-Tesidant
stock holders and es they cent be fOurd
the Court ordered the rrorey turned
into the county School Fund
Frank McLain goes 70 Toreka next
week to atterd the Old SoIeiers re-un-
ion and the laying the corner store Of
the O'd Soldiers Memorial bui'dirg BIZ
President Taft All the leadirg od sol
diers ard politicians viii he there and
it is told that he friends of Frank Me
Lain will Fecure for him endorsements
for rost master at Hays.
RE
A narrow escape from death occur
red a. cur depot Sunday right. A
German jumped from the evening pas
senger train at the east end of t. e plat
form as it came in at Is mile an hour
clip, he fell and rolled under the train.
tumbled twice ard got on the platform
stunned but uninjured ThOFe wbo
saw l. expected the msn to be cut TO
pieces. He bad evidently been asleep,
wakirg up, eupposing train was leav-
ing, rushed TO platform and jumped Of.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-23
Pin lost

On the streets Of Hays fbiz week
diamond pin with q german letter {
marked or If. Finder viii be rewazS
ed on leaving at This Once
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-04

When the Huesous Bay Trading
eomnany began is trading among lhe
Indians a was found that PSI selling
the Indians liquor they could more
easily oa induced % trade their beit
rieE
The first whisky or lntoxeant Of in.
iasiog qnaaty was distilled in England
and brought to America Is large bar.
re's. hat ID transporting It overland il
was found mcre conYeAient b divide
q into small kegs TIE traders 8on
became aware d the tact that by
dilafing the whisky with water more
furs could BE- obtained This was nsac-
tiaed for some time. but the Indians
learned that good whisky poured on
fire would csase # 10 fame nD whera-
as had the whisky been diluted tia
IRE would be Quenched 1T was by
this simple experiment that The term
frewatar became common word
among Indians
a chief Who had experienced the
bad effects ~ whisky among his pso-
pie said it vas most certainly distilled
from the hearts cf WILDCATS ANA the
tongues u women from the onects ii
produced -Hed Man
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-04
New Enid Factory
Makes Steel Posts


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-04
Dog Rang Telephone
and Alarmed Police

Pueblo col, FEB. Humping upoa
table and nDsetting a telephone, Nig,
Z big black bulldog, summoned the po-
lice to grocer store and probably
prevented two burgiaries
The dog b always len ID the ytore
e might Shorty after midnight. the
Crawford number flashed in on tie
eIephone board The girl AZ central
ould sef % reply bHt when She heard
aoisea thai sounded Ike groans. ahe Id
ormed the police and patrol wagon
Aas rushed to ne scene
When the officers arrived Il was
found tlat burglars had attempted To-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-04
rhInas worth RememberIna.

a heavy rocking chair that IS hard
/ % move may. by waxing the rockers,
be made - slide easily
Never throw away popcorn that re-
fuses to pop. because II IL too dry
sWiukle 4 With water about nYe min.
uteg before using and usually every
kernel VIII pop
when the clock refuses 10 run. try
putting a small dish of coal oil ia the
clock The oii VIII eyaporate and
loosen Up the works
Powdered alum mixed with third
as much taicum and applied with
flannel VIII polish gold braid
a cup Of sweet milk added 10 tie
water IN which oatmeal Is cooking
makes 4 richer and better favor,
To remove the grease quickly from
soup, lay On squares of tissue paper
on The surface of the soup and re.
move lightly when well saturated
Household Hints.
During the cold mouths. when hang
Ing ont clothes on wash day. ii may
BE- Well to remember that there are
ways Of making that task pleasantcr
For one way. hang the small things
IKE handkerchiefs and napkins on the
clothes horse and set them out ON the
back porch out Of the wind. to freeze
and dry
Anotherk help "a TO warm the
clothes pins IN the oven until quite
hot n Is surprising how long they
VIII keep warm and how much ii helps
IN quickly placing the clothes. to have
warm fingers.
A custnrd pie may pose as several
varieties by adding a few tablespoon.
fuls Of cocoanut II ~ a cocoanut bic.
A little chocolate makes 1t another.
while carmeIizing the sugar before
adding II to the custard gives another
nayor decidedly pleasant.
Dried peas are much cheaper than
the canned variety and can be used
Just as many ways. Try them with
a stew of mutton. putting the peas
NJ With the meat and cook slowly for
several hours. The peas season the
meat end the meat adds to the flavor
Of the peas