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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-04-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR.
U. s. Land Onice at Hailey. Idaho
A nril 20 Inll

o. ;. Ltnu UIHtt at IfHIItY, IdaIlD,
April 90 1911
Notice is hereby given that John Pc
terson, of Basin, Caesia county, ldaho,
who on February Ist, 1000, made Home
stead Entry serial No 44o7, for WI-s s
w Ia, Sc IA SWI-4 sec II, INVITA- NV
IA sec "A, Twp "A S, r % 4 B NJ, has
filed notice of intention to make final
hye-year proof to establish claim to the
land above described, before Geo. A.
Smith, clerk Of court, at Albion, Cassia
county, Idaho, at Albion, Idaho, on the
10Th day of June, I9II
Claimant names as witnesses: Jesse
Stevenson, Thomas L. Dayley, Bert Bar
iholomew and Noah Bartholomew, all of
Basin, Idaho.
T.. +. HORNE
REGISTER
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-04-28
K. J. Larson has removed from
Island to Burley temporarily.

Cloie Day, daughter of ex-senator
Day, who has been seriously i'll, is
reported much better.
Fresh Pork wanted at the People S
Union. 10c per ID. dressed.
Viva Buchanan, who was opera
ted on for appendicitis about three
weeks ago, is out again.
FOR RENT-One modern 4-room
apartment rent. Apply Jos. Mecham.
Manager Northrop Of the Bell tel
ephone company here was in Miner
this week line repairing.
Eggs II lie. per dozen, at
Prices.
Miller Robert Southworth, of Con-
ant, has been visiting his brother j.
A. here for several days the past
week.
Cash paid for hides and furs at the
Golden Rule Store, Oakley.
Simon j. Miller Of Burley, cous-
in of l.. J. Robinson, is at the hos
pital with a severe attack of rheu-
matism.
1t will pay you to buy your
garden seeds at Prices.
j. Newell Dayley has been at AL
bon, Almo and Malta this week, in
the interest of the Snake River I'm
plement Co.
For Sale-A brand-new kitchen
secretary. cheap. Apply at this Of
fee.
Little Miss Myra Bates, the ten
year-old daughter Of Arlin Bates of
Marion, is visiting at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. DR.. John 0. Lowe.
Old Newspapers for sale, 25c per
hundred. Apply at this office.
r. l.. Wilson has qualified as JUS
tice of the peace in Oakley precinct,
to succeed w. j Mitchell, who will
leave shortly to take up the study of
law.
Onion sets, loo per quart, as
long as they last, at Prices.
Mrs. DR.. Oldham returned home
the latter part of last week from
Salt Lake and other points, where
she has been visiting relatives and
friends.
With every $50 purchase at the
Oakley Hardware Co.'S you get fine
graph phone free.
w. H. Shelley, employed by the
Faris-Kesl company. had the misfor-
tune to tear the first joint of the
little finger of his left hand, while at |
work at the dam Saturday.
II. Gerard, Oakley, Ida
Expert Steamhtter and expert
{ { d Gasoline Engine X e
pairer. II years experience with
all kinds OF machinery and gas
oline engines. | guarantee all !
my work. 4tf
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Severe who |
returned recently from their annual
sojourn in the beautiful golden state
have slipped naturally into the social
grooves of their longtime home.
When a medicine must be given to
young children il should be pleasant to |
take. Chamberlain Cough Remedy is !
made from loaf sugar, and the roots used |
in its preparation give it flavor similar /
TO maple syrup, making il pleasant to I
to take. 1t has no superior for colds, |
Group and whooping cough. For sale by |
Oakley Pharmacy.
The baseball game at Light Air
Park last Saturday. between the Pr
oneer High School team of Hepburn |
and the local C. S. A. team resulted !
10 a victory for the former by a
score of 9 to s.
Cashier d. r. Langlois delivered
a moving-picrure lecture in Marion
evening, on sights and scenes
If his European experience, aided
~ MCGEE & Sons picture machine.
Next Sunday evening, S0th, Mr..
.anglois viii lecture in the Taber-
lacle here.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-04-28
MILNER & NORTH SIDE RAILROAD

w. 7. Harper can furnish you the
best Rock Springs coal. Order now.
The evening world., 1911-09-21
MatchIess
Friday Values In
Women's Fall apparel
~
~

Tailored Suits Of black and navy
Chevi0ts and basket wcaves-well
taiiored-Vslue Ella. 9S ........ Q,0Q
women's Tailored Suits Of Ch~eviots,
series and Afixtures-plain or
isncy-Skinnef's satin lined
~Iackets-worth S22. % ..........16.00
Women's Serge Coat Dreases-
o!Ark and navy--lace yokes-
black satin Heg. So s ..... .0.o8
Women's Serge Coat Dresses-
navy. wistana, black and other
colors-Value SIC. as. ..........l0.oa
Full Length Serge Coats-navy and
plack-dee round collars, satin and
braid trim-Special. ...........13.o8
Double Texture Raincoats-
Nsgian or mAnnish coat sleeve
pest coiors-Vslue Sl2. o. ....... ODD
Women's Black Broadcloth and
Cneviot Jackets-new 30 inch length
satin lined Reg. s8.OS doc
u length Coats-piack Re.sey
~ wool mixtures and d'ble face
Cioth-loOse and seml-fit-deep.
round collsrs-value Sl4.9s. -. 0.o0
All Wool Panama Dress SKIRTS
nIack and sll sizes. including
exfras-Value 50. 9s. ...........,3.o8
Dress Skirts OF Serge. Panama,
Mixtures; also Corduroys--plstn
gored panel front or back. new
plated styles. girdle or belt
blsck and colors--regulAr and
extra SIZES special ..4.o9
Extra size Pcrcsie Wrapper
sifcs AZ TO 52-desira bic colors
ana patterns-Reg. 81. 9S. ...... LAO
AVN kimono~--full length
Empir o. beltcd-Value .98....... TO
The evening world., 1911-09-21

brought him to this city and turned
him over TO the police.
The battle took place In the old
Black homestead. When Mir. aud Mrs.
Black returned home after a visit. 20
friends they found n man attirej IN
n OF Mr.. Blacks best suits coming
downstairs. Mr.. Black attacked the
burglar and came out victorious.
TIE prisoner Is John Brunoski. who
has been loafing about the city for
several days.
The evening world., 1911-09-21

The free csc bottle OF .Swisco' Hair
and scalp Remedy. 4 used as diSee!sd.
the latest and best preparation known. II
Is the result OF wears of Investigation and
research into the reason why SO many OF
the hair preparations have failed In the
past TO do the work demanded Of them.
II In marvellous in It's action and thousands
have received permanent cures lust from
the free bottle We gave them for the
asfing.
Because YOU may not have received any
relief from something YOU have tried. don't
be foolish enough to Cund emn evervthlng
else. You VIII be greatly benefited by the
free bottle we give YOU.
The evening world., 1911-09-21
Friday Sale OF
Window Shades-DoIls

Good quality H~ollGnd-with Renais-
shiCo lace aud inserting-tvu
tiuts ouly-Nile and Ecru-
Therefore. reduced from 40 TO. -. lie
Special lot Embossed window Shades
odd tluts extra long-:SJ r. before
humInilgI were az riday. .., .28
Fine dupicX or double faced Shadcs-
one sido rrrJ, the other green
worth 90 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .6O
Curtain StretcuerS oa,ol standards
Regularly 81. ~. lilo
The evening world., 1911-09-21
New Ribbons

At D~ressmakers' Sale Prices
Plain and AIo,re Tametas. also sa,ins-
best colors-3is and 4 in.-rrs, "a. 10
u n .--reg. .i6. III
MORE Tanetas aud Satins. also
4 inch Dresdens-lS Ct. qualities. ia
o to ~ inch--same o. above-
also Checks, Plsids and Dresdens-
reg. s10
~, to 81 inch-PlAin and MORE
Taffetss, sstins aud Dresdena-
also fancy Plaids--reg. Is to 90. ia
The evening world., 1911-09-21
Dress Trimmings and Button:
At Dressmakers' Sale Prices

soutachs Br~Ads-Dlack. White
Soiors-lOO Shades reg. .Ib-pc. 10
Novelty Dress Girdlos-Blark,
White. cOlors--2 and ~ yds.-
long tassel euds-Yeg. 90 ........ 40
Fancy Braids-Black. white.
Plain ColOr and Combinations,
also new Persisns-reg. II aud Is. 7H
Novelty SILK Bsltings- Black.
white and newest shades-reg .25...l0
Colorcd six Emb'd Net Allovers--
were % and Si.40. ......,..... 90
Pearl Buttons--large. small.
medium--value o TO s--card ..... 81
Fancy Buttons-Jet. ivory, Pearl,
Bone. Metsl-rich styles
Value ~ TO .3O-doscn ..... 40
Value ~ to ~.6v-doxsn, ..... 40
The evening world., 1911-09-21
MusIins Blankets
Comfortables Flannds, etc.
FRIDAY PRICES

TO PLEASE THE HOUSEWIFE
Yard wide MusinsA 4 blrsched and
unbleached-less than case price
worth stt OK
Heavy bleached shectings-
~, yds. dc-wo 80. ....... IA
Pillow Gases ready for use
.?nso-wth Y 81 laox3s-wt - 81
72x90 sheets Pat centre scam
3inch hem-soft nnish-worth. ~. "a
Full size silk oline Comfortable
plain backs-worth Sl.l6........ ia
Feather Pillows sanitary cured
no odor or dust
2ox2s-w'th 80 .4ol22r2s-w'th .ss. %
SILK Floss Cushions
white cambric covered
22x22-w'th 40 q 0~l26xa6-w'th 90 IA
White and Colored Blankets-cotton
fleece aud e~iderdown finish
Nhlue sl,Oo, s,....... ls&O
White California Wool Blankets
singlc and fUll sise beds
reg. 81 ana s.. ............ 2sO0
Pure Cal. Wool blankets
silk lining special ....,....... 6.06
MFRS SAMPLE LINE HLANkETs-
~ White and Coiors-
SO IN slightly soiisd-
At Bargain Prices.
Domet Flanncls- quality
extra wide-keg, 10, ,,,,.....l2n
SILK Emb'd flsnnels-new designs
scdlloped and ii. 80. 40
The evening world., 1911-09-21
Pc

" f5S5' o' le riH me g,.e aisff'' Jane shs. , 1gTII
T.nothl, Mrs. J harigsu, ~ PllGie az
NC7t Uohokt1. y J,
The evening world., 1911-09-21
HELP

NAMED. " L. .. AhAi sv.s.DoueI ua'
u..lnsa msn Dsl~tsn ssss Of 10 Aad 10,
t.np.rats hsbits. who can speak. read aud w1ls
E. s nssn'n of hiissa.! y Sd s~ Avn .a'9 iss sts .IDy !:
York City; 3Sa fulton st., Brooklyn. N, Y. 81
Nontgomey 81. Jussy City. n. j.. W sv ~
sTuiting station.
The evening world., 1911-09-21
PIANOS AID ORGANS.

"a uOnlcE Y4IgR5 IN, unasa. 50 mo6
'GOErZ 4 CO ii Court l.. 'Broosiyn.
The evening world., 1911-09-21
BEATS AND BINDS BURGLAR.
Son Of Lnte Chnuncey r. Biack
Surprises Intruder IN Hume.

YORK. Pa. Sept. 2I.-After severely
beating a burglar he caught In his
home last night. Chauncey Black. son
Of the late Chauncey r. Black. former
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Pennsylvania.
bound the intruder hand and foot.
The evening world., 1911-09-21
Ready Made Gar ments
For Babies
At Friday Prices

Children's Dresses-ChambrHy, ting
ham and Linelle-kussian aud
French--contrast piLings-
sizes to D yrs,-i,eg, 80 ,........ 80
CA,ldron's DresscS-High grade
Galates ind percales light and
Russian aud French
sizes to 5 yrs. aiUe 81 90 ......, .S8
Babies Fail weight shirts
part WOOL -sI1e3 TO . yrs -
Value 40 and % ct. .3S
Babies striped flaunellctte Gowns
sizes to 3 yrs. y Hlue 80 ......... .93
Uebles' white Serge Coats
fancy braid trim quilted 4n'pcs-
sizes toi W. leg. sass ,.,... LBS
Babies ruillo CaP--rmb'y
and grnback fancy STYLES
sizes 70 5 yrs.-N Giuo = J..,.,,.,, zig
The evening world., 1911-09-21
New White Goods

New White Goods
AT Dressmakers' Sale Prices
4O-inch White voiles-45 ct. qualify. .20
4s-inch yOiles-- usually 80. ........ .37
Note width.
Imported Embroidered swisses-
reg. ,'.... ~
six Mixed Mulls--value .2I.,.... JAN
38-inch white India Linons-reg H.. z y
45-lncb French Bstistcs-
reg. 80 TO .9S. s33
NJ crctri,cd Lingerie Batistes-
3~s-lnch--reg. .17...,............ Ill
White Figured Mtrcerized
hhdrAs-yglue 10. .......... JAN
The evening world., 1911-09-21

"6wissco"-5O cents and S1.OO a bottle
is for sale and recommended by all drug
ana department stores.
All who wish. that have not tried Sw!ss-
co. can have A free a5c hottie prepaid on
receipt Of ten cents. In stamps or silver.
TO help cover expense OF packing. etc.
ne-e,n 60. $500 r. o. Square, cinein-
For sale and recommended In New York
hN AL mixer and ntgeman stores, Hockey
Pharmacy, Greenhut -Siegel Cooper CO.,
The 1tth 81. store. Mays, simpson Crsw-
ford co. :, Albert, l18th st. ind Lemon
Az, and Gimbel Bros.
The evening world., 1911-09-21
SWEET SYMPATHY
FROM SUGAR TRUST
/ FOR HOUSEWIVES
Treasurer Allen Says They
Hated to Do 1t, but Had
to Raise the Price.
DUE TO o o
Raw Article Went Up and
They Had to Care for
Stockholders.
DUE TO o o.
BY Marguerite Mooers Marshall.
why has the price OF sugar gone

ny marguerite MaHSHaff.
why has the price Of sugar gone
uvS
In tho person of Mrs. American
Housewife I put that question yester-
the American Sugar Refining Company.
On July I the Trust put up the price
Of sugar. There have been several other
Increases since then, and yesterday a
Quarter OF n cent per pound was added
to the price. Retail sugar 10 now selling
from st TO . cents. Three months z
4 was sold at ~ cents. And the worst
q Il IL that Mrs. American Housewife
naturally desires to use more sugar just
now than at any other time In the year.
It Is the season for preserving
fruits.
81 realize that. the present advance In
the price OF sugar Is OF deep concern TO
syery household in thu land" began MT.
Alien. "Bus l should like to make clear
hat II IL no less a serious matter 10
he companies dealing In sugar. And
the American Sugar Refining Company
which produces AZ per cent. OF the re-
0ned sugar consumed In America, Is
vary glad to record publicly It's policy
in connection with this advance.
1.-The situation may be summed UP by
Eating that the high prices are the
tsult Of a natural shortage In raw
sugar, and not In any way an art'ncia'
imitation by the dealers.
The crop OF sugar canes JUST mar
vested in Cuba shows a shortage OF
about 800. 900 tons from the previous
crop. This 10 a direct loss to our sup
plies, as those sugars come to the
Yyr,,ad States almost exclusively.
The evening world., 1911-09-21
Scissors and Shears
At Dre5smakers' Sale Price.
GREATEST VALUES in
Lace and Heavy Curtains
Couch and Table Covers
Bed Sets and Upholstery
Edbricsthat IL is possible fofind

Fabrics that 1t is possible tofind
Our wonderful purchases from the re-
firing Importers, Cohen Bros. a. Co, of
9th ave, and our cleanup purchase from
a mill removing to larger quarters put
US IN position to name prices lar below
what We ourselves ordinarily would pay
in other words, we can and do sell be-
low Wholesale value!
LIMITS PERMIT ONLY BRIEFEST
MENTION
NOTTINGHAM
Curtains o. to p9s .W TO a.os
French Net
and Novelty
Lace cur.
tains .~...s,os to $500 EDS to ia.Ds
curtain Nets
plain and
rey mesa, 10 to $50 1870 .os
BED
SEES So tgtosiT0o iao 70 LIDS
'ortirfes 600 OSio va ~ 3.Ds 10 DDS
Couch Gov
- .,.,si.Got to sos 40 to BIDS
TAB. rtsr',
gGSeTds, Ssto $500 10 to lbs
FJrn.iUre,
IapvSlFt.
an ia
s......t: 0o'o So ooSi.0o 20 20
a NOR STORY OIL GREAT NALl rs.
CONE rO-MOlliQN!
The evening world., 1911-09-21

NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS FOR THE FOLLOWING
The evening world., 1911-09-21

pl AMpNlr. lsNclFy delivered, coHi tzy.
mtnts ~socrgtet; representative calls. telephone,
sSNlEG'rF CnNPtNY. II y. litn
81 NEEslA buys diamond, lewrly. SACKS
sTD!sL, 1896 81 $40 ufIs lOT. U.el eyenlas,,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-06
Overfatness Condemned

Fat. or even fattish. women readers
VINO want to be In the mode this year
must understand that the demand Ii
TOT lines, not curves. and govern
themselves accordingly
That means OFF with the fat. II
has become duty Many are trying
exercise or dieting; but IL IL certain
'they Will md these methods too slow
and unreliable. The cheapest and safest
way TO get I'm form for the Directors
mode is by means OF Marmola Pre-
ssrip,ion Tablets Any arsEsist COR
the Marmola Co, ass farmer bldg.
Detroit. MichD. viii give you large
sized case Of these elegant little fat re-
ducers. containing a good, generous
supply for 75c. and even this quantity
should be enough tot make "A decided
Impression on your excess fat. Many
nave lost as much as a\pound a day.
a These Marmola Prescription Tablets
may be used with impunfIy and like
wise perfect confidence, fof-~being
made strictly In accordance with the
famous Marmola Prescription. they are.
or course. quite harmless They are
rather beneficial than otherwise. In
fact never disturbing the stomach or
causing wrtnkling OF the flesh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-06
.|ntki@ Grey,s%A|
|>Af ter:SuPpsE2Y|
Talks. TdYM !
CLEANLlNE SS.

woman came into the theater and
sat down by me. She was young and
good looking, but had about her an
indefinable air oil general uncleanli.
ness. Not that her outer clothes were
dirty, but her hair, her hands, her
nails and everything about her offend,
ed. Her hair was heavy and good
color; had 1t been clean it would have
been considered beautiful Cleanliness
was the one thing lacking to make
her an attractive woman, yet she was
repulsive.
Now why am / telling you this? |
know II Is not a pretty story, but
am telling 1t to make girls and women
realize the value. commercial and So
cial, of spotless cleanliness.
Let two girls go into a store or
office and Immediately the scales in
cline In favor of the one who is the
daintier. Cleanliness is so attractive
as to form valuable business asset.
BY cleanliness l do not mean simply
clean outer clothes; l mean the at
mosphere which never hangs about
any man or woman unless they are
spotless from the skin out; | mean
clean hair. clean nails, clean teeth :
particularly and emphatically clean
teeth. believe many a woman owes
her husband to a flashing set OF we'll
kept teeth, and am certain many
thousands Of girls owe their jobs TO
spotless personal cleanliness.
II you wish to know the unconscious
power of the clean go into a street car
and watch the people who enter
choose their seats; see how they
avoid the untidy and seek the neat.
Probably they do not even consider,
except in extreme cases, their rea-
sons for sitting by one stranger rather
than by another. but they instructive
ly make their choice.
There Is another reason for cult
waiting the habit Of personal cleanli-.
ness; it. has a direct psychological eff
feet upon persons who see you, he
cause 1t Is an indication of yodr men
tai condition. A clean-minded person
is wretched unless daintily groomed.
Therefore. girls, cultivate cleanli-
ness. Spend less money for big rats
and braids of false hair and more for
toilet soap and sponges. Spend less
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-06
CYNTHIA GREY'S
CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Miss Grey: On Would pink
or blue be suitable to trim a cream
-eefored crepe de chine dress for eve
ming wear? What material is best
for the lining? CD Should men tip
their hats to each other when meet
ing on the street? CD Do you give
your correspondents private replies +?
CONSTAONT READER.
A: ID Yes. For lining, use china
SILK, messaline, or soft Paris lawn. tn
Not unless accompanied by a woman.
CD Yes. IL stamped, self-addressed
envelope is sent!
Dear Miss Grey: Cd l have had
dispute with my people and they
said | was ungrateful and that | in.
suited them. feel that l did not. II
becomes almost unbearable at times.
anL feel could gladly leave home
to be rid Of such seedlings. Please
advise me. ca | am very fond of the
young man who has been calling upon
me. but he has been paying attention
to girl friend of mine. | asked him
TO explain and he said he saw no rea-
son why should objeN. Do you think
he still cares for me?-Jane l..
A: ID My dear. you know II takes
more than one TO hold controversy.
II your parents see At TO reprove you.
Is II necessary TO dispute? II they
are wrong. state your side calmly and
convincingly. and let IL end there so
far as you are concerned. Parents are
usually willing to be fair and square.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-06

II YOU are wrong II IL your duty "a
listen to the advice or your parents,
for they are far wiser than you. n
does not follow that Just because you
disagree with them, you must quarrel
with them. does Il? Look within your
own heart and see II the fault Is not
now think. Try the soft answer
remedy. IL ALWAYS works. CD II
he has not asked you to marry him.
he probably cares for you only as q
friend. II this is the case he il right.
You have no right TO object to his at
tentions to other girls.
Dear Miss Grey: Will you please
give me the stamp Irritation?
READER
A.: II is very bad form TO put
the postage stamp anywhere but
squarely in the upper righthand cor
ner.
Dear Miss Grey: ~ Kindly tell
me how to clean a baby's fur carriage
robe. (2) On what day did Nov. Is,
1884, fall?-Mrs. ]. III. M.
A: Cd With hot cornmeal. (2)
Saturday.
Dear Miss. Grey: II you received
a letter with two 1-cent stamps on
the envelope, would you consider 1t
bad form?-Subscriber.
A.: No.
Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me
how to keep clothes from CLOSING
when I press them. I use heavy duck
ing, for pressing cloths.-A Friend
A.: After sponging clothes use
newspaper instead OF cloths for press
ing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-06
FORTY RICHEST
WOMEN IN q. s.


Here is list of the 40 richest wo
men In the United States, compiled
by the Bankers and Investors Maya;
zine. All are millionaires, OF course
How many OF these feminine Gus
todians OF uncounted wealth do you
recognize?
Mrs. Russell Sage.
Mrs. T.. III. Hartman. A--
Mrs. Frederic c. Penfeld.
!, Mrs Hetty Green.
Mrs. c. p. Huntington.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid.
Mrs. Henry j. Breaker.
Mrs. Gustave Amsinck.
Miss Faith Moore.
Mrs. John Stewart Kennedy.
Miss Helen Gould.
Miss Mary Garrett.
Mrs. Elliott +. Shepard.
Mrs. w. ID. Sloane.
Mrs. w. Seward Webb.
Mrs. II. Nick. Twombly
a Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Mrs. Potter Palmer.
Miss Giulia Morosini.
Mrs Charles b. Alexander.
Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst.
Mrs. j. j. Lawrence.
Miss Jennie Flood.
Mrs. w. b. Leeds.
Miss Laura Stallo.
Miss Helen StaHo.
Miss Grace Watt.
Mrs. Julia Watt Curtiss
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs.
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt, Jr.
Mrs. o. II. T.. Belmont.
Miss Anna Leary.
Mrs. Warner NJ Leeds.
Mrs. j. Watson Webb.
Mrs. Peter III. b. Frelinghuysen.
Mrs. Ogden Goelt.
Mrs. Robert Goelt.
Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry.
Mrs. James Henry Smith.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-06
4RES@0V0N

Snlrred Eggs-Cut small sausage5
in one-half inch pieces and fry In ~
teaspoonfuls of melted butter min
utes. Add cupful of tomato sauce
and l teaspoonful of finely chopped
parsley. Put the mixture in shlrred
egg dishes and slip 2 uncooked eggs
in each dish. Bake in a moderate
oven until the eggs are set. and serve
at once.
Cranberry Dessert-A new way to
serve cranberries is TO pour the sauce
when cooked over sliced and sugared
oranges. Serve when ice cold with
whipped cream.
Dreamed Onions-Cook in boiling.
lightly-salted water until tender, drain
and put In a white sauce, made from
2 tablespoonfuls each of flour and but.
ter, a half teaspoonful salt, a quarter
teaspoonful pepper and pint of warm
milk. Put the butter in a granite
saucepan, and stir until 1t melts and
bubbles, being careful that 1t does not
brown. Add the dry -four and stir
quickly until we'll mixed. Pour In the
warm milk, little by little, stirring Wig
orously until perfectly smooth and
creamy. Add the seasoning and pour
over the onions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-06

When one 10 travelling 4 y . opcI
plan to carry small candle Win
which TO seal the bottles one 49,
carry. Light candle. turn u urrI1
down. and let taiIow drip aroun6 cogE
To clean peppers put them n ~
salt water for minutes. Toko o.
and remove the outer skin. then -
the top on and remove the $500
Keep In cold water until ready - -
Not more than two kinds Of 49,
tables should be served with . coug94
Lamb finds its Appropriate accompent
ment In potatoes. peas, spinach o. -
paragus. Roast mutton calls for -
sify, spinach. turnip. caulinower -
potatoes. Roast goose demnn09
onions crsamed. prune or cheotnuG
stuffng or souffies. Hubbard squash
and apple sauce, Of course Roast
beef afiiliates with carrots. caulinow-
er, onions, squash or string-beans.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-06

Every once In q while lawsuit
for his millions serves to remind -
that there was a jolly old roue known
as King Leopold.