The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-23
ca Cakes.

'cd SdNSS. Six ounces Cf butter. thrce-Cuar 1 ters of pound of sugar thre eggs two heaping teaspaonfuls If baking powder sifted with one quart of four Mix in the order given, fla. vor with either vanilla or cinnamon roll cut about a quarter of an inch thick, cut m fancy shapes and bake in a quick oven.
 Tea Cakes With lcinu. Four eggs bea cn sopara ely. a teaCupful of lard. two hCaping tea. cupfuls of brown sugar. dissolve two eNel tlaspOunful Ct soda in a Scant half cup of sour milk. one grated nutmeg, one teaSp onful of l mon extract. flour Cn ugh to roll out, mlN and bake in a moCera c oven. For the icing. add two cup fuls of powdered sugar to half a cupful of sweet cream, mix well and flavor to tasje.
 Walnut Cakes.
 Four tablespo1nfuls of sugar. four ablespooniuls of butter. three .ggs. half an ounce of ch ppcd walnuts ! few drops of the essence of wal. nuts, six tablcspoonfuls of flour. Cream the butter ana sugar toeeth- CT, add the eggs one at a time lightly stir in the flour and then stir in the walnuts, half fill small tins and bake in moderate oven.
 Biscuit Mousse. Rub off the yellow rind Cf thr ( lemons on Jumps of loaf sugar, then crush the sugar to a powder and mix with half pound of powdered sugar. adding half a cupful of grat ed macarOon-Crumbs, the yolk of one well beaten egg, and a pint f stifIl, whipped cream; bl nd the ingred tents thoroughly and flavor with a Wineglassful of MarasC hino cordial: turn into ring mold with a tigh over, fas'en this carefully and bury in ice and rock salt for fouI hours At serving time unmold Cn q crystal platter, filling the con'eI with chopped canned peach $ tdrained) and swee;enel whipped cream.
 Grape Shertet.
 Make a sirup of threC-QuartCrs Cf q pound of sugar 10 onn pint of water When cool add one pin If grape juice. A tablespoonful Of 'emCn or orange juice brings out the flaver; add the usual whippe eggs when partially frozen.
 Chocolate Cookies.
 Mix one small cup of butt r. two cups of sugar. four eggs. one cuI of grated chocolate. three cups of four. one teasp onfu of vanilla Roll very thin and bake in a quick oven. If the chocolate is mcl.cl | ;. Hickory Nut Macaroon5.
 Mix one cup Of nut-meats, chop. ped fine. with enc cup of sugar ! one-half cup of fl UT anl enc egg Drop on buttercd tins and bak, in quick oven.
 Jewels.
 Mix togeth.r thrCe-fourths of . bound of butter. one pouni of DOW 'ered sugar, one pound corn starch
 ne teaspoon of flour, two spoons of jaking powder, ten eggs. Bake in small gem pans in quick over and ice with boiling icing. Flayo, Ni'h almcn' Dr vanilla. Good 10 Paste in Corner of the
 kichen Scrap Book. Anyone can add strength an weight to his body by rubbing well with olive cIl 2t CT a warm 1a,H Oil baths are particularly beneii. cial to delicate children For simple hoarsen ss take Q fresh egg. beat it and thiCken ii with pulverized sugar. Eat freely of and the hoarseness will soon EC greatly reli ved.
 | If tEl ,,frodt is ver} sOre, Hr:n '. l cloth cut of cold salt water and bind it on the throat when gDja- This is s"cel!ent.
 By rubbing with flannel dippe| in whiting the brown discolOratiOn may be taken off cups that have been used for baking.
 It is an accepted ;a"t that Inc one of the piano improves when the l instrument is moved from the wall | of room.
 Shrunken, half-worn ped blankets or comforts past using on bed make good pads to put under a stair carpet.
 A pinch of soda beaten to foam i in either mOlasses or honey, will cut the phl5 gm from baby's throat
 To make good meat stew use as little water as you can cook the meat in, and let it stew very slow 1 ly.
 When suffering from overstraine' and tired eyes, ba'he them in hO' water several times a day.
 Half a Cupful of butter weigh about quarter of pound, two solid cupfuls a pound. | To freshen leather chair seats rub them with the Well-beat Il white of an egg.
 If camph"r gum is placed with l silver it will prevent the ware from | furnishing.
 A hot strong lem"nade taken a red time will often break up a cold.
 About the Toilet.
 After dancing, bathe your feet in salt and water. The tiredness will vanish as if by magic.
 Indian meal, soap and vinegar make a fine mixture to move every particle of dirt from the hands, and that is a beginning to- wards the whitening process. When very tired, take warm bath with a tablespoon of cloudy