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Evening journal., 1912-05-29
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This makes a good luncheon dish
when meat is not served. Cut out
some rounds Of bread about two inches
in thickness and with a small cutter
take out the middle. making a little
tartlike case. Fry in fat both the case
and the piece removed (which is to
form the lid untii a golden brown
and drain on paper. or brush the cases
with melted butter and brown in the
oven. At serving time fll the cases
with the following mixture: Boil half
a cupful Of water and two teaspoon
fuls Of butter together and add to it
four ounces of grated cheese. and sea
son with a pinch of cayenne pepper.
Stand the saucepan in boiling water
and stir in the beaten yolk Of an egg
and half a cupful of fine breadcrumbs.
Reheat and I'LL the bread cases and
serve hot
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
stsw.d Rhubarb wIth Lsmor.

Choose tender stalks of rhubarb,
trim and remove any tough portions of
skin. Do not scrape away the deli
cate red. as 1t adds 20 the appearance
of the finished dish. Cut the stalks
into pieces an inch long. cover with
water and stew until tender with a
couple Of slices of lemon. Add sugar
to taste heat to the boiling point and
chill before serving. Some prefer to
add a few seeded raisins with the
slices of lemon. and for those who like
this fruit the combination can be rec
commended Rhubarb is really a spring
medicine and is invaluable at this sea
son Of the year.
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
custard.

One pint milk. large; two eggs. one
'up OF sugar. small; one teaspoOnful
Tanilla. one-half cup Of butter. two
ablespoonfuls cornstarch. Dissolve the
in a little Of the milk; heat
he rest Of the milk; when boiling add
he sugar. cornstarch and beaten eggs.
Itirring briskly; add the butter. stir till
dissolved. flavor and spread on the
|akes while hot. This can be used as a
budding by pouring over each piece a
|poonful of the custard that is left
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
HINTS BY MAY MANTON

Buff trimmed with white makes
some of the smartest dresses of the
season. This one is lovely. 1t is per-
fectly simple. but it takes the smart
est possible lines and the white band
ing on the buff background is charm
ing The design is a youthful one,
and excellence for small women Of
girlish figures as well as for girls. It
is very simple, too, so that it is easy
to make ond that consideration alone
is an important one. The simple one
piece sleeves are sewed to the arm
holes, but the tucks over the should
ers conceal the seems. The skirt is in
three pieces, but both It and the
blouse are oddly shaped and overlap
ped 10 give a distinctive touch. Linen
is one Of the best possible materials
for such a dress, but IL can never
theless be made from many others. II
is equally appropriate for pique and
other cottons adapted to such finish.
II is excellent for taffeta and It suits
pongee perfectly we'll Shantung Is
being much worn this season, and
shantung would be both handsome and
durable made in this way. The new
suiting known as ratine, and which
is really fine Turkish toweling, is very
pretty in line or cotton. and the ma
tural, OF unbleached color is extreme
ly fashionable II would make a
most effective dress of this sort with
trimming either of white or of color
For the 16 year size will be required
5-S yards of material 81, 4 yards
36. 1-2 yards "A inches wide Will
yards Of banding; width Of skir
! at lower edge rs yards
The May Manton pattern, No 1885
4, is cut in sizes for misses Of IA, Il
and IS years OF age, and will b,
mailed to any address by the Fashion
Department of this paper, on receip
Of ten cents.
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
Asnaranns Tips Salad.

Twelve tender asparagus tips (can-
ed may be used). one firm tomato, one
|amento. one head Of lettuce.
Tie asparagus in bundles of three
~ cook in boiling salted water until
|ender. Remove the string and ar
|ange on crisp lettuce on Individual
lates. Cut the tomato into four rings
md slip a bundle of the cooked aspara.
Ius through each ring. place on lettuce
nd sprinkle bits Of finely chopped pi
|nento over the whole. Serve with
French dressing
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
nan5elion Salad.

Rub a salad bowl with a cut piece
L garlic, then a leek cut into thin
ings and season with salt, pepper and
dash Of mustard and mix with Ia
|lespoonful Of vinegar Next blend
With olive oil. cut a hard cooked egg
nto rings and add to the dressing
Put the dandelion leaves, previously
Washed and drained. with the above
nd toss together with fork and spoon
/ IS said thai no other salad has more
|nedlcinal value than this 1t is a fine
onic for the blood in the spring.
Evening journal., 1912-05-29

SMuTH-zOLLNGER CO..
Evening journal., 1912-05-29

IN her sensltlVe system, Jailed 70 near, Tor SOMEONE
interrupted pleasant chat just then. but tried to
bear up under the loss and not feel too curious.
And this woman was only casual acquaintance!
What would she have told me II l had been an in
innate friend?
There is one topic peremptorily forbidden to all
well-bred, to all rational mortals namely their dis
tempers," Emerson. IF you have not slept II
you have slept II you have headache, sciatica or
leprosy thunder stroke beseech you by all angels
TO hold your peace, and not pollute the morning
which all the housemates bring serene and pleasant
thoughts. by corruption and groans."
How many Of disregard this prohibition, prob
ably not so fagrantly the woman have quoted but
in degreei
L.-. - ---a-- --L-
Evening journal., 1912-05-29

magaznesthe W.
bodies avoid
In I
subject the Is
possible public body the ills
which heir unhealthy
the body able live normally
something is is possible think much
about hearts and our stomaehs rheumatism and nerves?
practically all Of them were people who had little too much time to think
ever had she's held tremendously strenuous and responsible position
During this worked
evenings week well as long day and during the last she has
invalid
three hours sleep and always sleeping the half sleep the
l
believe
thing its
also such talking thinking
heal
think; golden
1S1I
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
elnzad sweat Potatons.

-Four sweet potatoes, one quart boil
& water. one cupful sugar and half
pful water viii be needed for this
1ipe. Wash the sweet potatoes and
- ten minutes in boiling water.
b, pare and cut in lengthwise
IS. Place in a buttered baking
cover with sirup made by boiling
"a and water together. Cover the
x dish and bake until tender.
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
The Forbidden Topic
By Ruth Cameron

s. you acquaint
~ of mine
the question merely a greeting, but the
lady took literal proceeded fully enghten
Well little this decided but
rheumatism four o'clock
pills but them because they
stomach and Exactly what other damages the pills worked
Evening journal., 1912-05-29

The above pattern and other May
Manton Patterns described in THE
EVENING JOURNAL and all the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained
for 10 cents from
SMITH-ZOLLINGER CO.,
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
NFW rNIFORMS SOON.

The new uniforms for the fire chiefs
be expected to arrive on Wednesday.
hey will be dark blue with nickle
httons.
Evening journal., 1912-05-29

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-24

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Grain

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Stocks and Bonds

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-14
Fall Hat Fashion

felt, in mottled grey and black, with
black band, and another Of brownish
grey. with a dark brown band. Both
OF these are very nobby and can be
worn to advantage by most young men
They promise to be much in evidence
at the big football games this fan.
The rough, hairy "sGatch-ups'' that
prevailed last winter are to be re-
placed with nice, smooth makeups in
many colors, resembling the skins OF
animals It is up toSthe taste Of the
wearer to say how he prefers the
brim adjusted Some viii prefer to
turn It down in front or on one side,
as If to give It a slight military Eff
feet; but what is regarded as the most
stylish way is to keep the brim In
its natural shape, turned up front,
back and sides.
The iow-crown, wide-brim derby that
made its appearance two seasons ago
win be aecentuated for the coming
season, with a crown not more than
~ inches high and brfm from 2 to
27s inches wide, nearly fat AS with
its predecessor, this hat VIII be worn
mainly by the younger man; but Il
should be set squarely on the head,
and not tilted to the back ike the af-
fectEd style Of last year.
Other stif hats, with crowns from 3
to 81 inches high and brims not more
than Ia inches in width, slightly
curled, VIII appeal to the older ele-
ment.
The silk hat for the coming season
is In two styIes-one for the Older man
and one for the younger. Each Of
these viii be conservative In shape,
with no bell" to speak of, and the
brim Of each viii be nearly fat. For
the elderly man, the crown viii be 5&
inches high, with a brim from IL TO
21s inches high; for the younger, the
silk hat win be 59s inches high, with
5rim IL OF 1B inches wide with a
perceptible curl
Except for motoring. golf, tennis and
other outdoor smusements, caps are
practically taboo among men, although
they win be in great favor among
5choolboys when the fall term begins.
Stripes and plaids prevail mostly In
combinations OF grey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-14

shirt studs are de srop; 30 ere gor-
geous hnger-rings or necktie pins. The
watehfob, too, VIII be out Of place this
season, and to be perfectly correct
the man Of fashion must wear a sIen-
der chain straight across from one
vest pocket to the other, passing
through a button-hoIe; OF, he nav
carry his watch IN the outside breast
pocket Of his cutaway or sack, at
tached TO slender chain which in
turn must be fastened to a lapel but
ton bearing his monogram. II he
wears a four-in-hand tie, a similar
monogram should be engraved upon
the tie-cilp. as well as ON the signet
ring, which should be worn On the
third finger OF The right hand
Shirt studs to be n styie, must be
almost unncticeable, Of plain gold or
pearl, not larger than the smallest pea
or q god sized pinhead.
an Infinite vaxlety Of Etick pins IA
on hand for the a6oEnmaut Of fomssn-
hands and ascots; but for TIM most
part these are Of inconspicupus desfpn.
small IN size and reAnad IN sOoear-
ance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-14
GLOVES.


An extraordinary variety Of mater
ial is found in the gloves made for
mems wear during the approaching
season, including glace kid. chevrette,
suede, reindeer skin, chamois, cape,
mocha and doeskin. These are made
In practically the same shapes, with
three darts on the back and outside
seams. For the most part, they are
fastened with two buttons, bearing the
name Of the maker; although some
may be seen with clasps instead Of
buttons.
Fur gloves, for motoring wear, etc,
are also to be found in remarkable
variety for winter use, including rae
coon skin, natural musErat, blended
muskrat, Persian lamb, electric seal,
Hudson seal, near seal, Thibet buffalo.
Kanaka wolf and grey kid goat.
For ordinary business wear and Pc
destrian exercise, the tan glove, IN
several shades, will continue In favor
throughout the season.
NOVELTIES.
The man Of refined dress exhibits
little jewelry nowadays. Big diamond