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Evening journal., 1912-10-29

which should not reach the boiling
point
Stewed Chestnuts. - Remove the
shells from one pint OF chestnuts. cover
with boiling water and allow them to
blanch fifteen minutes. then remove
the brown skins. Put them In a
saucepan. cover with boiling water and
boil fifteen minutes. Then add a half
teaspoonful OF salt and boil ten min
utes longer OF until you can pierce
them with a fork. When done drain,
turn into a heated dish. pour over them
cream sauce and serve
To make cream sauce take two table,
spoonfuls OF butter. one cup Of milk
or white stock. two tablespoonfuls Of
-four and a quarter teaspoonful OF salt
and the same amount OF white pepper.
Cream the butter and -four together,
then gradually add the milk or cream
and the other ingredients.
Chestnut Custard.-To one cup OF
chestnut puree tchestnuts boiled and
mashed through a sieve) add the beat
en- yolks Of three eggs TO the chestnut
pulp. also a third cup OF sugar. one
half teaspoonful OF vanilla and a cup
of milk and bake an the ingredients in
huttered mold Make a meringue
Of The whites Of the eggs and four
tablespoonfuls OF sugar. Spread over
the custard and return TO the oven 10
color the meringue This custard is
improved by a sprinkling OF chopped
candied cherries placed below the me-
ringue
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
CHARMING YOKE
FOR BABY DRESSES

VoKES on baby dresses soil more
easily than any other part OF the
little frock therefore a clever mother
has devised the following scheme for
making the dresses last longer. It's a
detachable yoke that may be put ON
over plain slip and quickly Numbered
when soiled.
These yokes are made very much on
the order OF the lace and linen collars
worn by grownups, but they button in
the back with tiny washable buttons
one dainty yoke is made OF alternate
strips OF fine tucking and narrow lace
insertion. The pattern over which it is
cut is exactly like a square sailor that
opens In the back.
There is no seam on the shoulders.
The strips Of lace and tuclling extend
over the shoulders three inches back
and front from that point. a narrow
lace edge finishes the yoke on the outer
edge and also al the neck and band.
When worn Il Is attached 10 the dress
by two small gold pins on each
shoulder
Fine linen handkerchiefs embroid-
cred and edged with lace or a narrow
hemstitch can be made into the dain-
test yokes. Cut from the center cir
Gle three inches in diameter. then fold
the handkerchief over once and cut
through the fold on one side TO the
neck opening. Face the neck and each
cut edge with narrow strips Of linen,
sew small buttons and work button
holes on the opening. then whip a mar
row lace edge around the neck, and the
yoke is ready to adorn the dress OF
your infant son or daughter.
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
Do You Know

THAT you should never use soda for
washing enamel pans7 A little salt
or fine ash applied with soft cloth
will remove all stains and the pan
should be thoroughly rinsed afterward
with warm water.
That TO keep the cofeepot sweet ana
clean you should put tablespoonful "
carbonate OF soda In Il. hli IL nearly
full OF water and let il boil for a llfre
whlle7 Then rinse very thoroughly
with several lots OF warm water. n
this is done once a week the pot will
always be fresh and nice
That II all dish cloths and tea cloths
are sosped and we'll rinsed out every
time they are used they win be no
trouble at all TO keep clean? II Is much
wiser to have three or four cloths In
use than one or two stained and greasy
ones
That dishes in which -four and eggs
have been mixed can be quite easily
cleaned II they are allowed TO stand
in cold water for a few minutes before
washing7 Hot water only hardens the
mixture and makes IL very dicult to re-
move.
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
EoR rHE SUIT CASE.

How to save space IN packing g
- travelling bag or suit case is a mat
Of real Importance. and necessarles
which can be carried I'm condensed size
are being put forth constantly. The
latest items are three tiny boxes of
talcum powder Of three different odors.
TO be had in a small box for 10 cents
for the three One Is sufficient for a
trip Of ordinary length. Another such
item is a small sized bottle OF good
toilet water. which comes in any one
OF several odors for e5 cents a bottle.
Women who have tried to pack a bulky
bottle viii appreciate this. for II is the
REGULAR seventy tive cent quality.
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
A NEW BRACELET

IF you have an old fashioned black
= onyx arm band set with pearls wear
Il. II is again fashionable.
A large band looks smaller below a
black bracelet, and one woman with
rather red hands wears an inch wide
band Of velvet around each wrist, for
which she has jeweled clasps. changed
70 match her gowns.
Sometimes these velvet bracelets are
set with large diamond or pearl butt
tons or pinned with a cameo or a seed
pearl brooch.
A fashionable series Of bracelets that
can be had in French jewelry is made
Of thin hoops studded with colored
stones. An emerald hoop. a diamond. a
ruby and a pearl one are worn to-
gether.
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
VANIOls WAYS OF USING cHEsTNUTs

EHEsTNUT CR0QCETTES These
fu,iaturs ai, uht. as rule 90 be
irund among household recipes bat
Ney are as Delicious rs thes are an
lsual 10 make thom remove the
Fheus from the chestnuts then cook
q en- tender M plenty of water drain
and pass the nuts through a sieve
Sweeien 20 taste with sugar and wa
Ter. boiled to a thick sirup ga cup OF
sugar boiled with hali a Gun OF water
Nlli he generous quanlty for a quart
of the slued Chesinuisl favor With
vanilla and add The beaten yoiks Of
,hree eggs tp a quart 20 pulp. also q
little salt When cold enough TO handle
shape into croqurUcs Ga pear shape rs
appropriately rotl m egg and bread
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crumbs finish with a stem OF angelica
root and fry IN deep fat Serve on a
folded napkin with sabayon sauce.
which is made as follows.
ln the upper part OF a double boiler
put one whole egg and two yolks and
beat until well mixed Then add half
"a cup of sugar and beat thoroughly.
SET over very hot but not actually
boiling water and beat while halt a
cup OF sherry wine is stirred in When
the sauce has thickened slightly add a
teaspoonfm of lemon Juice and turn
into a cold dish TO arrest the cooking.
Serve at once. Care must be taken in
mahine this sauce that the eggs do
mot curdlc To avoid this lift the
saucepan occasionally from the water.
Evening journal., 1912-10-29

ed Is big beaver shape OF the conu-
mental variety. The cockado OF rlhl,un
in blue and white is an interesting uOte
OF the creation.
Az an example OF audaciously placed
trimmings on hats look al the angle 90
the feather on one or the hats pictured
II Is a model of plush and felt with d
fabric quill OF silk. Who would have
dreamed season or two ago oil slaut-
ing hat feather out sideways ~ 'pls
pert manner7 Yet the effect Is ..n
deniably chic. as the Illustration shov q
The smart sailor or brown velvet %
delightful example OF the way iu Win .
fur Is being used TO trim wlntri rats
Skunk Is the pelt employed Tor ,ne
hat. nun and neckpiece a bow uf
orange velvet and orange SIR ruses
add chic to the hat
CATHERINE TALBOT.
Evening journal., 1912-10-29

front than in the back Is still with US.
The earmark OF the best looking OF
the new hats is their soft and supple
appearance. with trimmings so placed
that they look as II they we're about
TO fall off the head at one side. Feath-
ers project over briins at the most
perilous angles and wings and quills
find themselves hat on their backs.
with a hat brim for a resting place.
Evening journal., 1912-10-29

halt dozen of the short nat pencils
that At II.
Books on auction bridge are numer-
Gus. Every one plays with different
set Of rules. which makes so much con-
fusion that hostess who likes definite
decisions might give these as prizes
for each table
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
To REpucE THIcK tlPs.

TO reduce yonr lips rub the follow
ing astringent ointment into them
night and morning: Melt one ounce
OF cold cream in a double boiler. using
no more heat than IS required 70 keep
the mass-in a fiuid state Add one
dram Of tannin (in poWder) and one
dram - chopped alkanet root and let
Il stecr fts Eve hours Strain through
cheese-lcft and stir until cooi
Evening journal., 1912-10-29

Sweeping aigrets and fancy plumes
are reserved to trim the Sunday best
chapeau. Aigrets. by the way. are not
SO long as they were last year. The
splrals are shorter and spread out,
thereby making a better show. One
wants this effect. since the bird OF
paradise has more than amounted 70
its weight In gold. so far as price is
concerned. But one cannot exactly say
that the bird OF paradise feather is
cheap this season. A recent display OF
Paris hats contained an adorable little
model with shallow upturned brim and
soft crown developed In Russian squir-
rel skin. This fur Is the wealthy rela-
tive OF the poor little grubbing gray
animal we know so well and love. but
would hardly recognize In the cultured
pelt OF mole color marked with black
that distinguishes its Russian kins-
Evening journal., 1912-10-29

monious shapes the picture hat IL new
er out OF fashion. II alters In details
only. This year we are back to soft.
furry felts with wavy brims 70 velvet
and satin. OF course, and even to old
world brocades. Furniture hrocade Ia
used with great effect for some picture
hats, which are each trimmed with a
sweeping plume OF a single sable skin.
An inch wide facing OF contrasting
tone is often very becoming and strik-
ms. as Is an under edge II II be white
IN the same material as the hat itself.
The way OF wearing hat this season
has everything 70 do with its style
This idea is best Illustrated by glanc-
ing at the hat with towering plume
seen in one OF the cuts This hat is
tipped at such an angle that the os-
trich pompon stands almost erect. The
hat could also be worn straight the
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
HOW DO YOU LIKE THE NEW 9EADGEAR?

man. The sole trimming on the squlr-
rel skin hat was paradise plume OF
the same mole gray shade. and the
price for the confection was $50
Black and white effects are with us,
TO be sure. but they will not rule ev-
erything as they did last year Black
hats earnished with white for dressy
wear viii always be a Ia mode
And in connection with these cere-
Evening journal., 1912-10-29

pompon slantinE on. toward tho lefi
side
Tiny close fitting bonnets are won.
derfuliy fetching as an accompaniment
10 elaborate afternoon costumes. anu
the one illustrated OF white plush with
a gray and blue embroidered bahn
trimming and touch -of sealskin on
the brim, is charming.
A youthful type ol hat also iIlustrat
Evening journal., 1912-10-29

O'Grady' are going 10 look very Ike
Ia the smart small hat of the winter.
For ordinary wear the small hats are
of velvet. veiours or soft SILKY beaver.
but whatever the material the makeup
IS invariably soft and almost slouchy
10 effect Many Of these pliable crowns
have The amateurish appearance one
often sees in a homemade creation
that aims at Partisan chic. but falls
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
.SEASONABLfFU fANCIES

SILVER FOX is a fur so beautiful IN
itself that II needs no Ornamental
ton of any kind: consequently the set
pictured here is unadorned.
The scarf Is made OF the entire little
animal. and the trunk halls from the
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
GlFTs FoR CARO- eLAYERs.

A CONVENIENCE for the card play
er is box OF a dozen soft pencils.
each with p rubber In the end and with
a knife and pencil sharpener included
In the case When one wishes TO give
q little more than score card attach
to 1t silver pencil holder and include
Evening journal., 1912-10-29
MOTOR AND EVENING MODELS.

are extremely good looking imita-
tions OF sealskin- A fur tail laid per-
fectly fiat against one side OF the hat
Is the only adornment But when one
comes 10 study them these so called
new shapes are not so widely different
from those worn last year. The differ
ence hes In a simmering down OF
styles The shape that is wider at one
side than the other and broader at the
Evening journal., 1912-10-29

a. make the angels weep small hats
thai hI the head closely are extremely
fashionable. and 'f one wants 10 be
ultra chic one must wear her little hat
siouched down over her mead 10 O
vowdyisn indeniiied fashion
Indeed. these shapes are worn closer
over the head than ever. ana the APP
proved style demands that they cover
one eye ard an of the nalf unless tho
curly locks are arranged very low over
tie brow So you can easily teurc
ont that "fhe coioners lads and Judy
Evening journal., 1912-10-29

FAR OF the mark. II is possible TO punch
one Of the soft crowns into all kinds
OF shapes without damaging us beauty
in the least--in fact. every time IT'S hit
IL bobs up smiling.
The sole trimming on the small plush
or velvet hat is apt % he single rose
Of silk OF satin posed at one side on
the narrow upturned brim. and very
smart II undistnguished. tt looks.
However sobered down with a nice
lite veil the effect is not rowdyish
on some OF the brown plush hats
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-20
MASONS ARE
PROVIDING A HOME
Goldman Hotel in Neighbor-
ing City Being Worked
Over at $4,000 Cost.

One of the handsomcst lodge homes
in the entire state viii be that Of thq
Douglas lodge Of Masons when IS
plans have been carried ou-. The re-
modelling or the interior Of the Cord
man hotel building on G. avenue, ac-
quired several months ago. at a total
cost Of approximately $4,000, win tura
il into an elegant home. This work
has already been started says the
Dispatch,
Il is the intention of the Masous
to remodel the second story in tEa
course o. their work. The roof VIII
lie raised and interior partitions re.
moved in order TO make the lodge
room and banquet haH one OF JAe
most spacious in the southwest. Ante
chambers rooms and lockers for para.
pheruaia viii also be built
G. A. frost Of the Fl PasO firm
which has drawn the plans for the
Improvements was in Douglas this
week. on business connected with
starting work on'the building
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-20
Foods That Bi11o
Little Children
Start Them off Right With
a Good Laxative and Then
Watch Their Diet.

Mothers are often unconscioUsly
very careless about the diet of their
children, forcing all to eat the same
foods. The TACT is that all foods DO
not agree alike with different per
sons. Hence. avoid what seems 10
constipate the child. or TO give il in
digestion. and urge il 20 take more OF
what is quickly digested.
If the child shows a tendency to
constipation Il should Immediately be
given mild laxative 70 help the
bowels by this is not meant a ply
sic or puTgaiive, for there should
never be given to children, nor any
thing like salts. pills, etc. What the
child requires is simply a small dose
OF the gentlest OF medicines. such as
DR. Caidwelrs Syrup Pepsin, which in
the ouinion OF thousands OF watchul
mothers is the ideal remedy Tor any
child showing a tendency TO cOnstipa-
ton. So many things can happen to
a oonstipated child that care is neces-
sary. Catching cold. piles. headaches,
sleeplessness, and many other annoy
auces that children should not have
can usually be traced TO constipation.
Many OF Americas foremost fami'
lies are never without Syrup Pepsin.
BECAUSE one can never tell when some
member Of the family may need H.
and ali can use il. Thousands en-
dorse il. among them the parents OF
Alton Hinenkamp, Nacogfloches lex
and Mrs. II. B Chesmahi sherwood
Ore. who buy it regularly OF theft
Druggist at fifty cents and one dol
lar a bottle. The latter size being
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-20
ARIZONA SCHOOL LAW
NEEDS SOME CHANGE
Some Counties Get More
Money Than Needed While
Others Are In Need.

PHOENIX, Ariz-. Dec 19-sons
holes in Arizonas new school taw
must be plugged. Various defects la
the statute were discussed al a meet
ing OF the law committee OF The Ari-
zoha Teachers association. "a Tue
son The legislature viii be asked TO
make the sections jihe.
Those sections relating 10 the ap-
pro- rls.i0R OF funds tor school pun
poses arc badly in need OF alte-ailcp.
As il stands. the law provides that d
county snail not spend more than $50
per child PEI school term. II also pro
,irs that rac kN1 ioF school oucp Ises
shall not De R.cre than 80 cen 5 IN
each Nnllailo;, Ct property. Another
proV.s;.n Is that AZ least St98a shsll
he sItLt on each district. no matter
how uacs cFi dren may be in attend
aute
in Santa Cruz county il has been
found utterly impossible 20 put the
law into effect The county superin-
tendent's estimate of the cost of run
ming the schools was SAL ,O0e, lut an
assessment of 30 cents on each 500
assessed valuation of property would
raise only s20.n0o, Each district must
get $1,000. according 20 the Law There
are q districts in all. but a majority
of the children attend school in the
Nogales district That district could
operate about one month on $1,000,
In Coeonino county there are sey
eral districts that cannot possibly use
S1000 but they must accept IL be
cause il is Ia the treasury Tor them
The school law committee favored
paying all teachers yearly salaries
This does not mean that more pay is
demanded. but the teachers want their
salaries paid in u instalments instead
Of in monthly instruments during the
school term. The instruments would
necessarily be smaller.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-20
DOUGLAS GUARDS MAY
Be MUSTERED OUT
National Guard Colonel Al
lows One Month for Ad-
ding New Members.

DOUGLAS. Dec. l9.-As the resalt
Of the gathering Of the members Of
Company G, Douglas representation N
the Arizona National Guard, for IN
specitin by Colonel A. NJ Tuthill OF
Morenci. commanding officer OF frs,
infantry, A. y. G., the guardsmsn
we're told, in effect, that they had one
month in which to secure new mem
Eership. They have promised 10
make good. OF at least make a show
ing during that period. Should they
fail to do so, there is little doubt that
Colonel Tuthil will recommend that
the company be discontinued.
We had a rather enthusiastic meet
ing, although they were but twenty
men present, said Colonel TUthill las
night, when interviewed The men
who We're there are, OF course, the
workers o. the company and not the
tlrones Upon the pldge Of those pres
ent 20 make a campaign for member
ship. I promised to recommend 10 the
adjutant general that Company G 1e
cent nued for the present.
The peace strength o. a company
is supposed TO he siNty-five men. IN
tfhGf 10 nave q lFs- al -At4 NAAfA Z mus
re thirty-eight men and Two officers
present Your company here has 3
total enlistment OF about forty AMI
has not been able to hold a legal
drill for some time.
The pledge OF the members is thai
they will strenuOuslv endelvor TO Sc
cure new blood and men who VA!
really work aud take an interest n
the company I have promised TO re-
turn in a month to see whether they
have made good.
I'm the final statement OF Colonel
Tuthill, the inference was given thai
the month was the period he has given
| the company to secure a new lease
/ on life
/ Colonel TuthiH does not come e
| Douglas as stranger. He Is 4
/ brother OF Mesdames Robert Rae aut
In. 5. MCGEE and a portion Of his
/ time here was spent In their company
I He will return to Moreuci this morn
.ng, intending to return here in about
/ one month 70 see whether progress
attained in recruiting is such that 4
I gives sufficient promise 70 yaTraa
4 continuance Of the company
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-20
THE FIRST GRAY
HAIR SIGN OF AGE
Easy Way TO Preserve Nat
ural Color of the Hair and
Make II Grow.

4 harmless remedy, made frou
common garden sage, quickly restores
gray hair 20 natural color. The care
Of the hair. 20 prevent Ii from losins
its color and lustre. is just as i'm
portant as 70 care for the teeth %
keep them from discoloring. Why
spend money for cosmetics and
creams TO improve the complexion,
and vet neglect your hair. when gray
hair Is even more conspicuous aud
suggestive OF age than wrinkles or =
poor complexion? ct the two. il 3
easier TO preserve the natural color
and beauty Of the hair than il is 70
have a good complexion
All that is necessary Is the occs-
sional use OF Wyeth's Sage and SUI
phur Hair Remedy, = preparation OF
common gardeR sac and sulphur,
combined with other valuable RENE
dies for DRY. harsh, faded hair. dsne-
ruff. itching scaiy and falling bair.
After a few applications Of this sim
pie. harmless remedy, your hair VIII
gradually be restored to IFS natural
color, IN a short time the dandruit
wilI be removed. and your hair viii
nc longer come out but will start to
grow as Nature intended il should
Don't neglect your hair. for y
goes further than anything else =
make or mar your eoo5 locks. Non
can buy this remedy al any drug
store for fifty cents a bottle, ard your
druggist will give your money back
IL Won are not satisfied after using.
Purchase a bottle today. You wili
rever regret it when you realize the
difference il viii make in your ap-
! Advertisement,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-20
De LUKE SWINDLER
BROUGHT into COURT
Wealthy Men and Women
Are Said TO Have Been
Skinned

NEW YORK, Dec. l9.--The de luxe
book game. the promoters OF which
are alleged by the government in.
.yestigators To have vuctimized wealthy
men and women IN various parts OF
the United States to the tune OF more
than $40. O00 600 during the past few
years, was given its first airing 10
court today, when William r. Scot
was given a preliminary hearing on
a charge of having been concerned in
the alleged frauds Of the Kelly-Farmer
company, dealers in de luxe editions
Of books The indictment against
Scott specifically charges him with the
larceny o. $4,000 obtained from
Mrs. Ambernette II. CTumbie of this
city through an alleged raTe-book
swindle. According TO Mrs. Crombie S
statements she advanced $4,000 10
Scott TO obtain collection OF books
said TO have belonged to Charles w
Morse. $4,000 20 Obtain rare edition
OF Roosevelt works. and S5,2oo Tor a
set OF Mark Twains writings. Fol
these books. she alleges, Scott told
her a Western millionaire was ready
to pay $4,000. The prospective pur
chaser. however. failed TO msteriallze
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-20
TAFT COGTATES ON
MEXICAN SITUATION

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Cusatis-
factory conditions existing in Mexico
that result in a continuance Of the ret
bellion absorbed much OF the ime Of
President Tart today He had inter-
views with secretary Knox and Henry
Lane Wilson. American ambassador
to Mexico and tonight the subject was
iurtheE discussed az a .diqneE. Party.
in The presidents hoAsf at SeeGetafy
Knox home
There Il reasoH % j5eiieSe thst UAen
the ambassador returns 10 AeXico
next week he sill bear with. him N
strUctions calculated to induce the
Mexican government 10 renew ats Ell
forts 10 terminate the rebellion o. az
least enlarge the military forces pro
tecting the property OF foreigners