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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-22

ness rfrn IN jackson. Michigan, viii tell you
Dr. Hill 4 reliable. successful and prominent
citizen IN excellent standing. All throat and
lung sufferers should fill cut coupon below aud
mall al once Tor a trial package which the
doctor sends by mail prepaid.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-22

non; Third ward, Claud Dart; Fourth
ward, 7. Newman
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-22
Cures Consumption
R,orshiiis, csisns, Asthma, Throat Oh
Lung Trouble
Trial Package Free.

Everyone who has weak lungs, Catarrh OF the
Bronchial Tubes OF Catarrh in any form,
Chronic Bronchitis, Asthma, Chronic Hacking
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-22

faction if they are durable, especially
when you consider no expense is in
volved, and willingly give you my time
and my medicine. All any fair-ndinded
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-22
WOMEN SHOULD
Be PROTECTED
Against So Many Surgical OPP
erations. How Mrs. Bethune
and Mrs. Moore Escaped.

Sikeston, Motor seven years Isuf-
fered everything. was in bed for four
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-12
4 WoMAN's BACK
The Advice Of This Bemidji Woman
is Of Certain Value.

Many a woman's back has many
aches and pains.
Oft times tbs the kidneys fault.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills are
80 effective.
Many Bemidji women know this.
Read what one has to say about it.
Mrs. A. B.. Hannah, 704 Mississip-
.pi avenue, Bemidji, MINI. says:
"some time ago began to use Doan's
kidney Pills and the results were sat
isfactory. At that time was suffer-
ing severely from backache and my
kidneys were not doing their work as
they should. A friend advised me to
take Doan's Kidney Pills and I got
some. They restored me to excellent
health . statement given October
z, 191O).
"A LATER ENDORSEMENT.
On March 10, 1912, Mrs. Hannah,
was interviewed and she said: "The,
statement have previously given
about Doan's Kidney Pills holds good,
when have used them ] have always
received good results. !"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
State 8. $500 i
Rsne1p ber the name Doan y
and tske no othef:
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THREE-YEAR HOMESTEAD BILL.
Printed far the Committee on the
Public Lands, House Of Rep
r. resentatives,
Senate Bill 1867.

be It enacted by, the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That section 1921 and sec
tlon 2297i of the Revised Statutes of
the United States be amended to read
as follows:
Sec. 22S1. No certificate, howev-
er, shall be given or patent issued
therefor, until the expiration OF three
years from the date Of such entry;
and if at the expiration of suc1f time,
or at any time within two years
thereafter, the person making such
entry, or If he be dead his widow, or
IN case of her death his heirs OF de-
visee, or in case of widow making
such entry her heirs or devisee, in
case of her death, proves by himself
and by two credible witnesses that
he, she, or they have habitable
house upon the land and have ac-
tnally resided upon and cultivated
the same for the term OF three years
q Z g Sc g :
succeeding THE time of filing the af-
fi'davit,, and makes affidavit that no
part Of such band has been altenated,
except as provided in section twen-
ty-tWo' hundred and eighty-ei ght, and
that he, she, or they will bear true
allegia nee to the government Of the
United States, then in such case, he,
she, Tor they, If at that time citizens
q the United States, shall be entitled
to patent. as in other cases provid-
ed by law; Provided, that upon filing
IN the local land Office notice OF the
beginning Of such absence, the entry
man ma shall be entitled 70 continuous
leave Of absence from the land tor
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MISCELLANEOUS

ADVERTISERS-The great state of
North Dakota offers unlimited op-
portunities for business to classi.
he'd advertisers. The recognized
advertising medium is the Fargo
re- Daily and Sunday Courier-News.
the only seven day paper in the
state and the paper which carries
the largest amount of classified
advertising. The Courier-News
covers North Dakota like blank
ct; reaching all parts of the state
the day of publication; it is the
paper to use in order to get re@
suits; rates one cent per word INST
insertion, one-half cent per word
succeeding insertion; fifty cents
per line per month. Addnass the
Courier-News, Fargo, N. D, .y..=-...zr
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Subscription rates free.
{ Advertising ditto.
Editorial rooms in southeast
corner Palmer's store.
Some weather we are having.

Some weather we are having.
Potatoes were planted last week
by farmers north Of Kelliher.
Drop in to the editorial rooms
when you are in Bemidji next
week. University week will offer
many attractions but don't be too
busy to call on us.
HIM AND HER.
Oh him an her were honeys,
Yes her an him were beaus,
He vowed he'd buy her beefsteak
An keep her dressed in clothes.
; If only her would marry
And be pal to him,
He'd furnish her with diamonds
And keep her in the swim. -.
Her said herd wed, so straight
They went to Parson Joshing,
Who hitched them up for fifty
r. cents, -.
And now her takes in washing.
II. Nate Collier.
Our line of machinery is not ex-
hausted but it is being moved rap
idly. z.-....: K. XII. II. =,
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Always Useful.

Ascrap book OF witty stories clipped
from any available magazine will be
q good gift for an, invalid. or, in fact.
for strong vigorous man. Clippings
pertaining to some special subject
could be collected for the riders OF
some particular hobby. These may be
gathered from various sources.
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NANTED-100 merchants In North
ern Minnesota to SELL "Tha Bemid.
IL lead pencil. Will carry name
OF every merchant In ADVERTISING
columns of Pioneer in order that
all receive advantage of advertis,
Ing. For wholesale prices write
or phone the, Bemidjf Pioneer Of
nee Supply Co. Phone 81. Be-
midi, MINI.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Typewrlter ribbons for
every make of typewriter on the
market at so cents and rs cents
each. Every ribbon sold for IS
cents guaranteed. Phone orders
promptly filled. Mail orders given
the same careful attention as when
you appear in person. Phone 81.
The Bemidji Pioneer Office Supply
Store.
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in Rural Districts" Trained Nurse.
4:15-5:0O-"Hom Planning and
Planting Mr. X. A. Kirkpatrick.
5;00-5:S0-Question Box for Far
mers.
$500 P. M.-Scientific Demonstra-
ton: (a.) The Gyroscope, DR.. Newkirk,
Department Of Mathematics, Univer-
sity of Minnesota. (b.j Color Photog-
raphy, Francis G. Frary. of the School
OF Chemistry, University of Minneso-
ia ss >s@.-4-, Sea r -stl&.
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Good Lana Sale

Theodore Nelson this morning sold
2,2SO acres of state school land at
the sale held in the court house this
morning. The average price was
about Sc per acre. Mr.. Nelson con.
sldered the sale a good one. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-12

FOR sALE-Tte Bemidji lead pen.
pencil (the best nickle pencil in
the worldly at Netzer's, Bankers,
0. c. Rood's, McCuaig's, Omich's
Roe and Markusen's and the Pho
neer Office Supply Store at s cents
each and so cents a dozen.
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NEWS BUDGET

Albert Utech. of Turtle River.
called ON us last Monday. Mr..
IItech il nrenaring To do some
naintinp and we sold him hie
'
Armstrong brothers have placed
They have recently bought the
Foley farm. They have farmed
Tor several years and know the old
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-12

FOR SALE-Small fonts of type.
several different points and In
first class condition. Call or write
this Office for proofs. Address Be-
midi Pioneer, Bemidji, MINI.
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FOR SALE-RubDer stamps. The
Pioneer will procure any kind Of
rubber stamp for you on short
aotice.
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BOUGHT AND. SOLD-second iand
furnituFa. Odd Fellows building
across from postofice. phone 129
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WANTED-Meat cutter wanted, one
who knows the butcher trade. In
quire Twin Port Meat Market, 523
Minnesota Ave.
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BUSINESS MEMS DAY.
Thursday. June 90


9:3O-10: 15-""The Case for and
Against Socialism," Professor e.. w.
Thompson. -s-
lo:15-11:0o-"our Capital in
Trees" William T. Cox, Minnesota
state forester. > r..
* 15-"Mining as a Fac
tor in the Industrial Growth of the
United States" Professor Charles E,
van Barneveld. i, .-.s... :. III -
..-. Noon.
2:00-2:45-"TheM Marketing Prob
lem," Professor G. w. Thompson.
i. 2:45-3:3O-"First Aid" Trained
Nurse. ...- -'r
3:30-4:l5 - "Fighting Forest
Fires" William T. Cox, Minnesota
state forester. 49, o..
4:15-5: OO-"The Evolution of the
Steel Rail-" Professor Charles E. van
Barneveld
5;00-5:30-"Music. Good and
Bad" Professor Carlyle Scott. >r.-
500 P. M.-Concert-Glee club
and soloists. This organization will
include thirteen picked male voices,
Mrs. Carlyle Scott as yiolinfst, and
Miss Martha Butler, soprano This
entertainment alone is worth the
price OF the season ticket
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Don't knock and don't let your
door slam-get five cent bum
per.
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HELP WANTED

man or woman, we'll
acquainted in Bemidji and vicinity
to give leisure time to a pleasant
and profitable work. A free trip
to the Pacific coast or cash as COM
pensation. Address R. Ham, 169
w. Summit, st. Paul, MINI.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-Parrot. Finder notify 81
Minnesota Ave.
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ART AND LITERATURE DAY.

friday, June III.
. 9:3O-10: 15-''The Library and the
Community" Miss Martha Wilson.
10: observation-disclosures for COIL
valescents," Trained Nurse.
11:00-11:45-"Books for Chill
dren," Miss Martha Wilson.
Noon. !.
acknowledgements Clubs and
Civic Betterment," Mrs. Elizabeth A.
wood, St. Cloud.
Notwithstanding Hour: Mrs.
George H. Prudden.
Observation-Disclosures Art Exhibit.
Mrs. Maurice I. Flagg.
4:30-5:15-"The Drama and Ora
matte League" Mrs. Elizabeth At
wood
500 P. Ma. illustrated Lecture.
art in Common Things" Maurice l..
Flagg. t.g.-- ~ ~: .@s.. =: 1. T.
b. Select Readings, Mrs. George
H. Prudden. ..--5.u =. r.: 49, :.
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Herman Eichstadt entertained
100 Sons of Herman and their
friends at his farm last Sunday
afternoon.
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HOME WELFARE DAY.

Saturday, June %.
9:3O-1O:15-"The !suman Being of
High School Age" DE- Alice r.. Mott,
principal of the model school, Univer.
sity of Minnesota
r l0:15-11:00-aWhy Babies DE-
Trained Nurse.
11:00-11:45 - mThe Artistic
Home' Margaret Josephine Blair.
7. Noon. t,.-s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Geo. E. Vim
cent. -. -"
Notwithstanding Hour: Stor-
les TOT children, Miss Stella L. Wood.
Observation-Disclosures Box.
o:oO P. M.-Illustrated Lecture
How Minnesota Educates Her Chill.
dren," Professor "A. w. Rankin.
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PROGRAM FOR U.
WEEK IS RECEIVED

Continued from first page.)
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KEEP OUT THE FLIES
and mosquitoes! We have the
finest line of screen doors. in this
city. Prices from S1.2O to $500.
A nice line of screen windows,
too. How about these?
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We carry a full line of house.
hold utensils egg beaters, kitch-
en- knives, pans. etc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16
WAY THE STOCKING
MAS HUNG AT CHRISTMAS.

Nost chilren hang up their stock
inRs az Christmas. bot few know ire
oriEin a. the custom. Ions aEo iE
Italy lived Eood s. Nicholas. gho used
60 - about throwing kuitted purses
niIed with coin into the windows - TIE
poor. These purses were Ions and
looked not unlike footless stock
ms In time the people hnug
these purses out O. receive coins be-
fore Christmas When coins we're
scarce toys were left In them Tor the
children
The custom went O. ths countries
farther north. where Eood So Nicholas
became santa Ciaua When the long
knitted purses passed out of use the
stockings themselves were employed
Because ~ the cold the stockings we're
noe hung outside. but beside the great
Chimneys. through which 81 waa sup
posed thc aaint came In this form
the legend and the custom came across
the sea 90 America
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16
FACE At NOEL

In my own province chow wen re-
memter'l
when We an were sac az ere Christmas
feast
warm Hsht on faces % greatest and
least
There would come Ions cry outside
enc duaf.
Keen a. tHa wind % ths bleak De
cemucrs
-Gigo % 20 poor from your Yule-los q
ntarei"
Iu my own province chow wen re-
meMbcrtD
There vas one who, smiling would rise
from her seat
Ard. heapinw o. platter. with bread
and meat
with nEs and fuFaaso. would open the
door.
while IN blsw tha wind Of eve bleak
December.
And ere snow came sitting aIoug ths
n0or.
In my own province Chow weu ] re-
member
Those AZ the door 7 never once saw
They were Gods poor, 20 pc held an
awe
nat me angel face my mother were,
FrontinK the nirat and the bleak ne,
cemhor.
Ter faos-how 90 Slows on me NOR,
and more
-Eath o. Thomas IN Lippineotta
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16
a STOCKING CONTEST
FoR TIE cftllpREN.

F'or this contest maize as many small
st'rtkinEs 81 net az there are chlldre1
fo play. Then cut from magazines
and advertisements pictures ~ articles
Eultahio for a Christmas stocking. such
az books. games. toya etc Mount these
on thin cardboard and then cut Into ir-
regular pieces for picture puzzles
Place each puzzle separately In a small
red envelope or tissue Paper and ~
the stockings avoiding duplication
When ready give earh q stocking. ire
ga lect being 60 nnd ita contonts bv
putting the nuzzles toNsfher one after
the other. A prize should D. award
"a o. the one who fret solves en- ths
picture puzzles. and thia prize shay -
one ~ the nlied stockings They can
easily BE- hllca ~ heuH far 2b cents
each. TIE same contest NAV 30 given
Cor older children by using anHrrama
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16
oRAn 80 Is lors 81 80.

There are many ioily games that can
be piayed en- Christmas night, and one
- the toiliest Is the crab haE. which
has aTored much fun On times past.
There should - q hig muslin baE--
puiowcase viii anHwer-tied rom
the chandelier. In this has put dozens
and dozens q little gifts. not one q.
them expensive: Just All sorts ~ trim
ksts that you can pick up For few
penniHs each, every one neatly uel in
parel. 20 30 one knows what's inside
Then a hoy ~ Eigi q blindfoldsd.
given n cane in one hand turned
round three times and told 10 strike
a. thr has
~ 81 Ertaf snort for The watchers On
see the frantic ofortH made 60 bic thlt
Re. end equally exciting when having
sUcceeded. the bllndfoided player lirs
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Heart and
Home
Problems

Dear Mrs Thompson. am q young
man of twenty two and have kept
company with a Young lady % twenty
f0r about three years she moved
away about six months aEo ] have
good position at fes q month and
there has been mutual understandings
between ua that we vii be married IN
about two years or so-nothinE definite
however
De- 20 proper that I should keep COM
rany with young ladies now on an
average 81 once a week ur more on oeF-
Z tain occasions. such as thcater. club
dances. stc7 should expect the same
~ the young lady I have fret men
toned ! can Eet along nicely on $50
month. would you advise me- 60
save the other tab monthly or start O.
buy little things % future use1
JOHNNY.
Ny advise % you. Johnny. Is % have
deaulte understanding with thu Eirl
at once. and announee your enEaEe-
scent Dent wait that "two years &c
So" Make up your mind 20 get mar
ried aH soon AZ possible and plan 60
use 40 that SIS extra together.
Dear Mrs Thompson. ul--How en-
! whiten my eIbows7 t2l--I have . rel
scar ~ ms Ice. due 20 q cold sore.
T can I bleach lt or remove az a.
Hot long should q SRI q seventeen
stay out without 5 chaperon1 d.
Z j Am hve feet six inches. weigh iga.
I but 3A Am I well built (D-My
Y hair becomes CITY soon after waahing
I ls there q remedy Ter this d.
Should sirls wear pal@mas7
C. J. Z.
GB-Uae peroKida o. lemon jules
Rub cold cream into then every nlNht.
u go MussaEinE with cold cream In
about az yea can DO nov. ~ wiu Wsar
away On time tO~~Sho should 10 IS
home after DARK tn-Yes tl-Hu5
u the fouowing mixture into the scalp
daily two ounces alcohol two ounces
witch basel fourteen Eraina reaorcin.
l tsl--WeaT tAam Il Yeu nks. go thsy
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sALTEp AND sUoARED
Al NONDs.

Nuts Or nut daintisz are generally
part % the Christmas feast suEared
or saltsl almonds may be served IN
souvenir boxes.
when mixed nuts are served have
them cracked before they are taken
- the table. See that there 10 q small
portion % salt az ear1 cover Nuts
With salt are valuable as an aid 10 a.
gestion.
n you prefer 20 make your own
aalisd almonds put an ounce OF tao 81
almonds In = bowl pour boiling water
over them. cover and lrt them stand
for Eve or sin minutes SIS proasins
them between The SINGER and thumb
the skins vii readily come on. nTy
ln a clean cloth.
put a tablespoonful ~ less ~ olive
oil. according % the quantity ~ al
monds. n another small bowl Put in
the almonds and stir them round tni
~ are coated with OIL Then ron them
In salt. Put them Ia the oven. which
should Be- moderately hot. and leave
them an . pale hrown Take them
out shake OF the the Eupernuous salt.
and when cold they are ready 90 serve
suEarod uuts are nice. Nearly alI
nuts except peanuts are TaiRfghla on
this share. Hickory nuts and butter
nuts are especially good
Have the meats picked from ire
shells Boil graduated sugar utth
enough water % dissolve o. stirring %
little a. possible when it can Pc
drawn out 10 . thread stir In the luts
and let them cook q very little Tor o.
left TOO Ions on the stove the oils ALL
De- drawn from them. Pour thirty
On rihttsrs. and when cold they ~
be found 90 separate easily.
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there vaa one Plant she did not con-
Iuro because of ita inaignincancC.
win well feiHned indinsrenoe. L-oks
inquired the name % Be-. and Freja said
Do was the miaflet1e
The designing t.oke procured q saoof
of the misfistos. made a. aFr0w OF y
and then sought the assembly 81 ne
gods There he me- TIE blind Heda
and concluded that the humiliation ~
naldera family would bs mors com-
pietr ~ Balder should b. killed ~ a
alNhtiers sod So hc asked heaa.
why 90 sou not contend with the ar
rows ~ naldergr Heda replied that ~
wac blind and unEupplied with ar
rows. whsreupon Loke save hlw the
mfEuetos arrow and said 'nnldcr is ln
front ~ thee Heda saot. and Balder
feu pierced and slain.--Cincimnau En-
QuireF.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16

iEu1mIHy of eovarIIer. but LoEc vas
EthrmeF
De- disguised himself al an Old woe
man and. determining to discover the
secret uf HaI#HrH Immunity FROM
eeath called uHHn Ere#. Hf addressed
taE mother VITA rHwT "u.ufarF re-
marks lunn tue FHIrr ono rHud fore
tune Uf Err H"u. and fH. goddess rec
BIira thaI Der s"n was HHfr from rsrm.
al tI the production of the world Sad
sworn noe fH .Higra rim. Lukr was
very much discouraged cod uar tHaIt
n 60 away when fr.. added n "a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16
REUNIONS AT
CHRISTMAS TINE

How many families whose members
have been disEersed and scattered far
and vide Ca ths restless atrugglss -
ufe are on this day reunited ana meet
.oncs again In that happy state % com
Ianionship and mutual good VIII which
d. source ~ such pure and unal-
.oysd teiiEht and one 80 incompatible
with the cares and aorrows of the
world that the religious belief ~ the
most civilized nations and the rude
traditions q the rouEhest savaEes
alike number "a aomng me first JOYS %
q future condition Of existence provid-
I'd for The hleat and happy How
t1sny old recoilsctl0ns and how many
Dormant aymuathies does Christmas
time awaken Charles Dickens.
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NUT RACE o. FUN
FQR chRlsTNAe

A nut race uFoNiars TltuiT 20 eN-
citsmeut for Young and ed Place a
bowl % nuts az ore end Of the room
and en- empty bowl az the either Eacn
contestant. holding the hand rat. with
fingers close together and extended.
dips d into the bowl EettinE a. many
nuts as possible on the back % the
hand These must BE- carried across
the room and dropped into the other
bowl The victory - not always o. tae
large handed. and the game 70 q treat
revoalsr % steady nerves
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-16

three level tahleapoonfuls q butter and
enc toaspoonful u vanilla.
Put the sugar. cream. molaases and
butter into a saucepan over the IRE.
STIR until TIA augar 10 dissolved. then
cook without stirring until a good uail
can ~ formed Then the mixture is
dropped into cold water Remove from
the ere and stir untu creamy. Turn
into a huttered pan and when cool cat
into squares.
Mt paintiss.
Nut Tany-Take two cupfuia ~
sugar. = eupfui - molasses aud q ia
blespoonful 81 butter. n the molaaEsN
does not Inoistsn Il enough add q M
te hulilnm water Boil until b. can-
dies IN water without stirring when
dons pour on q huttsred plate On
q buttered plate on which tvo cupfulE
% not meats are spread
Nut Rritfie-Take a cupful o. gran
ulated sugar. q cupful - chopped nuts
and q DC % butter the size q a val
nut Melt the sugar and the butter
and stir In the nuts. Pour into a but
tered pan.
Cream Candles
Peppermint CreAma-Take q cupful
- NAAAMAANN4 NaNAAH - AAAANNN - =
cupful q water. two drop~ Of oil Of
reTrermlnL pour into a saucepan on
the IRE. Cook until crisp. when put
into cold wafer. pour an q heavy plat
ter and beat until creamy. nrop on
oiled paper, hatten and allow % cod
When arm melt a quarter % . cake az
chocolate over hot water. Sweetan
slightly and alp the mints into the
melted chocolate n q Lhiok chooo-
late ooating IL desired the mints Hhonid
he allowed 20 harden after the fret
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