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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-07
WEST PRAIRIE NOTES.

Oct 23.-Potato digging time is
here. Better dig them now than to
wait till after the frost has caught
half of them. They are cheap at the
present time, but dig them just the
same, they will come in handy some
day. If you can't use them all for
the table, feed them to ''Bossy' who
will pay you big returns in the form
of rich cream.
Gina Johnson was in Hastings last
Monday.
L. S. Nordgaard took Miss MINI
mick and Mr.. Roberts to Valley City
by the auto route last Sunday.
Anton Nelson has been on the sick
list of late.
Mrs. H. e. Gangestad visited Mrs.
C.. W. Erickson Tuesday.
Agnes Velure, who has been work
ing at the Peterson & Dahle store in
Hastings. came home last Saturday
for a short vacation.
Mr.. Oppegaard drove to Valley City
last "Wednesday, returning Thursday.
Tom Olson, Severt Sickness, John
Hendricks and Henry Edin called on
Skonnord brothers Sunday.
.Halyor and Regina Skorpen, Carl
Johnson and F. Nelson visited Gange-
.stad's. Sunday.
Sina VeIure came out from Valley
City Thursday, for few days visit
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Degree of Honor Held
District Convention
MANY VISITORS ATTEND ANNUAL
SESSION OF ORDER-ELEC.
TtoN OF OFFICERS.

jamestown, N D., Nov. 1.-The dis.
trict convention of the Degree of
Honor for jamestown, Cooperstown,
Valley City, Tower City and Leal was
called to order Thursday afternoon at
p O'Clock at Orlady hall. President
Mrs. George Drake Of Valley City pre-
sided. The address OF welcome was
given by Chief OF Honor Hoster Of this
city, and the response by Mrs. Pickett
of Leal. All Of the officers Of the con-
vention were present. and a good rep.
resentation from the towns of the dis
trict, Valley City sending twelve, Leal
one and Cooperstownstwo.t Interesting
papers were read by Past Chief Of
Honor Adeia Kelley of the local or
der; Mrs. Pickett, on "The Watchword
Of the Degree OF Honor" and Mrs. Zu-
ger of Bismarck, on "Your Mission"
Grand Chief Of Honor Of North Da-
kota, Mrs. Frank Lyman of Cando, was
one OF the principal speakers at the
convention.
The new officers of the convention,
which were unanimously elected, are,
Mrs. Charles Petty, Jamestown, presi-
dent; Mrs. VIM. Hoster, jamestown,
vice PRESIDENT; and Mrs. Pickett, Leal,
secretary. The place of the next meet
ing, which lies between Tower City
and Cooperstown, will be decided later.
Resolutions were read thanking the
jamestown order for their hospitable
entertainment of the delegates.
Six young ladies were initiated into
the order and the work of the degree
team under the able leadership of Mrs.
J. E. Thomas, was excellent. Mrs. Ly-
man in complimenting the members
said it was second to none in the state.
A sumptuous banquet was served in
Henderson hall at $3.50, attended by a
large number of the members of the
Degree of Honor, their husbands, and
the Workmen and wives. Preceding
the banquet the guests were enter
tanned with several vocal selections
by Matt McGlone and c. B. Buckley.
After the banquet short program
was given in Orlady hall, including rec
itations by Mrs. Ruth Davis of Valley
City, and Mrs. Mary Miller of this
city, and the beautiful screen work
used by the D. of III. in impressing the
need of fraternal insurance was put
on by the Valley City delegates. With
the hall lighted only by fuse, dozen
young people dressed as ghosts, tell
ing ghost stories, singing and dancing,
closed the program.
Eighty-fve couple attended the
dance following. Hamilton's orchestra
furnished the music.
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NOTICE..

NJ Ne.
Meeting of the Board of Railroad
Commissioners, Darlington, December
3, 4 and s, 1912: ...:', -
This is to give notice that the
Board Of Railroad Commissioners will
hold business session as provided
by law, at Darlington, Tuesday, Wed.
nesday and Thursday, December 3,
and S, 1912. All persons or inter-
ests having any business to bring to
the attention OF the commission should
file their papers early with the secre-
tary at Bismarck or arrange to APP
pear before the commission in per-
son or by attorney.
The Board of Railroad Commissioners
W. H. STUTSMAN,
THOMAS HALL, President.
Secretary. (11-7-4tw)
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AK 8 I 4

Every person needs . business
It costs no more at this
great Business, Banking and
Shorthand college, under exact
|once conditions, than at . small.
questionable one. The results are.
however, very different. $50 ID.
|B. G. pupils went to excellent
positions IN banks and omces this
year-had calls for over 500. All
Fargo banks and 6SS others en-
ploy D. b. @. fpupils a. cashiers,
tellefS, b0okkeepees Or stenOGra-
pliers. No other school offers
such endorsement. t}
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County Correspondence

! with her parents.
Nora and Ludwig Olson. Anna We
lure and Carrie Oppegaard came on,
,, from Valley City Sunday for a visi,
! with relatives in the neighborhood.
Carrie and Carl Oppegaard visited
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Oppegaard in Hast
ings Sunday.
E. Falstad and Conrad Berg was
hauling wheat to Hastings Saturday.
Fred Kist and Rudolph Hanson was
out for a walk Sunday.
Gangestad's and Conrad Berg visit
ed Velure's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Skonnord, Mabel
Halyorsen and Richard Skonnord
autoed to the lake last Sunday.
Mrs. Strand and son, Theodore, Wis
tied o. Oppegaard's Sunday.
Conrad Berg took Sina and Anna
Velure out for ride Sunday.
Mabel Selbo and Mabel Halvorsen
visited at the Skonnord brothers ma
chine one day last week.
MO. Skonnord called at NJ. ]. Noes
on Sunday.
Julia Sordgaard called on Selbos
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Selbo called on her mother,
Mrs. c. Nordgaard Monday.
NJ. o. Skonnord was a Valley City
visitor Friday returning Saturday.
Olianna Strand was out for a walk
Sunday. o pooh! pooh!
Sina and Anna Velure had dinner
at Gangestad's Sunday and also visit
ed their parents in the afternoon.
The Moe, Holberg and Olson thresh-
ing outfit are now on their last Job,
and will be through some time this
week.
Mrs. H. E. Gangestad, Sina Agnes
and Nilda Velure visited Mrs. C. F.
Peterson of Hastings Saturday
Owe Berg visited Gangestad's one
day last week.
Oluf Selbo has been hauling grain
to Valley City and Hastings the last
week.
Mrs. o. Selbo was a Valley City
shopper Tuesday
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The Chautauqua board held their
monthly business meeting and supper
at the Kindred hotel Tuesday evening
Those who attended were F. E. Os'
borne, Darby O'Malley, G. A.. McFar.
land, E. F. Delaney, G. w. Hanna, c.
F. Mudgett, Otto Zetterberg, l.. G.
Straus, F. w. Heidel, A. Karr, D. w.
Clark, G. NJ. Young and E. A. Pray.
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C. F. Mudgett and y. P. Neuman
were in, Litchville Saturday looking
after business matters and attending
the industrial exhibit
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. Mckenzie and fam
lily of Aneta, n. D., have moved into
the Bassett residence on Fourth ave-
nue.. Their daughters will attend the
Normal school this winter.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02

lauteten iehr giinftis unb lafen erfsnz
men, eaB Der clifton 6eigbts Geiangz
berein elmer geoeIbliden 3utunft snt.
gegengebt. gs rpurosH pdbrsnb Der
amtseinFiibrung nod periAiebene 2iss
Der geiunqen, lpte Sin Sohn bes Dol
tes min i6 iein" uRo .9raoerihaft"
syn5piTten butten bic Gamen Elm
Idmadbaftes 2lbsnbs1fsH bsrsitet, bem
tpader 3ugsipro6eu tpurDe uno oas
mitiammt oem ihdumsHoen Grant
treffli6 munDete. Die 9eamten btels
ten tur3e Qniprdden uno man6 fro9e
li6es 2ieo entquoll nod ben Geblen
Der Sdnger.
Der 9amen5irfel ossglifton6etgbts
Gsiangpereins nimmt bic sSnItulirun9
Der neusn 8edmtinnen am q. Sanuar
por. Gs limb Die folgeuben Samen:
prdIiosntin, 5rau &atharina SauIer;
Bi3sprdiibsnttn: 5rau War Dets;
Prototollfiihrerin: 5rau anna 9ers
mann; 5tndn3fefretdrtn: Srau Sophte
2eiiinssr; SdaBmeiiterin: 5rauGhorz
leg StaIf; 9etiiBerinnsu: 5rau &dtas
Geiiin9er, 5rau Margarstbe 8eder uno
5rau So6n 6entf6el.
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feriperfs Departments gan5 aeb0rig
aufgerdumt lperoen. bd 6err Bert
galDDin, Der neue 8erifeber Dteies0ee
purtements gdn5 getpdltige Griparnii1e
81 MAIDEN geoentt.
u plitanten in 6utle unp
JHlle.
IN 4pplttanten fur itdotiihe Stels
lnngsn lit abiolut tein Wangsl. 8es
tern itelIten iis fid 3u 6unoertsn i'm
Ratbbaufe Elm unD ieoer einflubreihs
oemotratlids gOlititer, Der iid ieben
IieB, purbe ObHs tpeiteres gsiteat uno
um feline llnterftiibung Der bstreffenz
ben applitationen srfudt.
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Sagerii6er Wsdnnerbor
Snifallirt ieiue geamtrm bel einem
ieu6t=irGBliden Gsmmers.

Der goperifde Mdnnerhor bate
geitsrn bebufs fsisrlt6er SnItdlliruHg
feiner 9eamten iein reaelntdBiges
6auptquartier nit Dem gaItliden Qos
tdle beg 6errn W. StthDfer an Der
WaInut StraBe pertauI6t, alItpo Itd
bic aftipen fofpo6l ais audi bic pafis
BEN MttgIisosr seitsrn Rahmittdg ges
gen bier ubr in betrddtliher &n5ahl
einfauoeu. 3undhft tuuroe etHe tur3e
Gef6dftsisung abgehalten, in tpelher
beIhtpfsu purDe. oaB Der gersin fit
an bsm am 20. Sdnudr b. :. in Der
ar6eiterboQe itattfinbenoeu Wasteus
bau bes 8aneriften llnterftiibungs=
geretns in Gorpore b<tbetligs uub bort
aud sinige ietnsr bsiten 2ieoer por>
TRACE Sierauf tbsilte Der prdIibeHt
Serr Sohn 6offmunn ben grI6tsnsnen
nit. bag 6err 5enrp 5oetel bon UttIz
tpautee, ein 5reuno beg 8ereins, Iein
bel osm SdnserFeit sssebsnes Ser
fpreAen gehdlten uHo ben UlttglieDern
aIs RsuiabrsgruB etH 5aB nSmportirz
tss" geftitt babe. 9ot mubtsn iit
Die burftisen asblsn gebulben, big bic
SnitaQirung Der 8eQmten porii6er
mar. 6err Wm. 5offnann, Der oisfes
Gbrsndmt f6pn bes Csftsren betletbet
bate, rabn paraM6in in bumoriitts
Ihsr Wsiie Die sSuitaliruHg Der Beam
ten Dor:
grdfosut, Sobn 6oFfmuun.
8i3e grdIipsnt, Murtin Steinbd6.
prot. Sefr., 6enrp 9Iodlsr.
lindn3 Sspretdr, syris S6surer.
Stasmeiiter, Ghos. q. Shmiot.
gibltotbetdre, 9eorge 4eim unp
SObn Sdunting.
Subusntrdgsr, 9arI go[lirger uHo
SoIeph asim.
/. 9irigsut, grof. Go. StrubsI.
2. Dirigsut, Sof. Msber.
Wdbrenb bies DOR fi6 ging, bate
Jrdu Cttbofer ben pon benz 9rGfibenz
ten in frsisiebiser 8eife geftiftsten
y2un6" arrungirt, uno nahbem aud
oas SdB angeftohen mar, srflGrte6err
Ghas. q. Shmtbt, Der Spaftustfter
beg 9ereius, oaB Der aommers nun
feinen anfdng nebmsn t6nns. Gin 2isb
foigte nun bem dnbern unb aud on
humoriftiIfen 9ortrdgen ieitens Der
sir3slnen Mitslieosr mar fetn WdneeI,
10 oaB bic Stunoen nur 5u Ihneu pers
runnen unb isoer gbeilnebmer nur unz
germ Don Der frObIi6en 9sisafhuft
qbihisb nuhm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02

Seute 8ornittaq trttt i'm biefigen
SiHton 5otel bic Idtiondls aommiis
iton oes organiiirten gaieballiports.
beltebenn aus Dem BrdIoenten 4ug.
Serrmaun unb ben praItoeHten Gpnch
uno Sp5nion (Rat.z be3rp. Im. e2iga)
suiammen. I'm Die geamtsn fir oas
laufenos Subr 3u errpdblen uno an'
oere pihtige 8orIagen gu erleoigen.
Qrdiibent SerrnanH uno Setrstdr
Brute tperoen uu3petfelhaft pieoerers
pdblt, neil teine anoereu SaHoiDdten
in Siht iiuo uno es audi Itper fulIert
piiroe, before Seamten fir oieie SteI.
Iungeu gu finben.
Inter ben perIhtebenen 8orIageH,
Die Der gntihstoung barren, 1T bic
9etition Der untergeoroneten Gtgos
fir rpetters pripilegien, oeren Gie'tais
tunq abdnoerung oes RationaIe llebers
etntommens inpDlpirt, Die tnbereHdH'
tslte.
gluh tpirb, ipie perIautst, 8oriiser
sosrrmann odrauf bsiteben, paB Der
5idstpertdufss Stanbal rpdbreno Der
leBten DeItmsiitsrIddftssS oiess
NAL befiHittpe GrleDigung finoet, D. b.:
Der aldser mub feline acknowledgement
rntpsoer beipeiIeH poer 3uriIdnebHen.
Cine arobe an3dh bon 8eamtsH oer
srpBen uno unterseorbneteu2igas tpers
ben pdbrenb Der Dede Gisr erpartet.
unp 1T IS nift unfpahriasetnlidp, Dab
aisoann Nustaui9urqsn pcH 5pislern
3aItanos tommen tperpen. Die Acm
nii'inH tpiro pen;gftsa5 oDei 9aes ia
Sisung psrblsiben.
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Fpliseigeribt.
Die n.uea Bsamtea tretsu i6r.
aemter an
GmpfaHsen sabireihe unb foit:
bare Siumenipemoen.
Ri6ter Jri6e ia5rt msbrere amer.
femuHHsswsrtBs Veurrunseu siH.

Der neue ppIiseiritter 4rtbur
5rtte, ioDie Der neus YoIi3eianpalt
Bernard 5or trdten geftern moraeH
ibr Mmt on. 8eioe pdren ppn ihren
sablretden fsrsunben uRo Ysrebrsrn
nit prdhtpoqsn 8lumsnanaebiueeH
beodht poroeH, uno Der Hthteritubl,
.iopie Der 5iIb bes YoIiSetanipalts
pareu nit tpitbarsn gpuquets uno
anoeren 8lumenitiideH seraoesu ubsr.
laoen. ppliseigerihts sGlsrt gbdrles
8epano nit ieinsn fdmmtli4sn Sfs
ftceaugefteaten, Sen gttnoliou, al.
gurts uHo Dem oneeren $3ilfs-glerts,
tparen ebeHfals anIdBlih hires 9lmtsz
aHtrittes bon ihrsn 6reunben ni6t
oergeHeH noroen unb oie ipnit 10 MIDI
terne uH0 troteHs 9oIisetserittss
GIerts Office eliG einem pobren Blu
msnsarteH. Iubsrosm itellten Iit bic
5reunDe Der neuen geamten in telIen
St1aareu ein, I'm oenielben ibrs per
i0Hlihen GtIdpiinfte narSubrinssu
BspdHo uno feline Affiitenten battsn
Tih felt srpei Bohen unter arIeihang
ihrer 0orgdneer nit ben pflinten ibe
res 4nstes pertraut geuuht uno bic
s9efhdfte puroeu odher in Der
aetDpbnten ftnellen uno fihereu Weiis
srleoist. Der friibere 5ilfsclsrt 6arrD
5anoper fpar CUR Stsle, um ieinen
Ratfoiaern nit Ratb uno 5bat biIf-
reid CUR Seite 3u itehen.
Rihter Jrite bate faTt Den gan3en
Sonnfda in Der Office bes goliseises
rihts-Glerts susebrntt. um iih nit
ben neutrality-suspicious. Isines 4m.
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tss bstraut al MAIDEN. Ods Oodet Der
gsftrtgen pOli3eigsrt6tsIiBung mics Al
SSd1e duf, pelhe pon 5errn Stride NIT
GROCER S6nsqtgtett unD Siherheit err
leotgt rpuroen. oSn ben m:tIten 5dIeH
banoelte es ii6 um harmlofe Splnes
iterausf6reitungen. pie 3runteubett,
unFua etc. Der Rihter l:gte ben 4us
gstlagten gegenuber grobe Wtiloe an
ben Sag uno Die WteiIten tanen nit
elmer ernIten Barnung oapon. gleben
6errn 5ride bate Or. Reip, Der pon
gritersm srHannte 4lieniit oes poli5eiz
gerihts, 9laB genommsn. Ssius 4ufz
aabs lpirp ss Ieiu, feit3ufteleH, oh bic
9erfeblunqeu Der 4ngetlagten auT
RriminQlitdt ober auf cine trantbofte
Rerpsnz pber 9emuth5perfaifung gu
riit5ufiibreu fino. Sn legtersn Jdlsn
tperoen bic 4ngetlagten ntht Dem ar.
bsitsbauie Ielbf, IpnDern Dem nit Dem
lssteren Derbuuoeuen poipItal iiberz
pieIeR tperoen, I'm penH mDglth. gea
beilt su tperoen. Quh perihisoene an
pere Reuerungen tperoen Don 5errn
Tride einosfii6rt rperpeu.
Sofort mad 1sinem amtsantrltt
nahm Der nsue Boli3eirthter RIdipras
he nit poIt8eihef Sudfon betreffs
Wtttsl unp Begs, um oem INNER
nebr lberbdno nsbHenoen unfu9 oes
3raqens perborgsuer Daffen nan
M0glihtsit Elm gnoe 81 maiden. Or
eriu6te inter 2lneerem ben goli3sihef,
cine 8erfiigung gu erlanen, ourh tpels
de panbleibern, NltbGnolern uuo Ars
oers dngetpieIeH peroen, bic IN ihren
SdaufeniterH ausgeiteltsn Reoolper,
3plte uno uubereu Waffeu iofort aus
oenielben gu entfernsn, pa nah feirer
4Hiiht Die permanente 4usfslnHg
Derdrttssr Daffen auf Die 8eihausr
etHs fugseitipe Wirtung ausiibt, 6err
Stride bsabiihtigt ferner, ben Staots
rdtb al sriuhen, cine Srotnou5 ansu7
nsbmen, nad fpslher nur perIonen
taosapfsng haratters, fpelt,e tpeoer benz
Irunte nod bem Opium, Worphiums
uno gocalns sGenuB ergebeu iino. Die
GrIdubnib gum Sragen zines ReDols
psrs srtheilt rperosn bari, nahosm Der
PoIi3eihef ous betreffenos Geiuh es.
nebmigt bat.
probirt IL. g. metal poIifb'
,.rS spsrf.ans~a Y~;arns ha
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an, Huofr.
MagG 6earg Q. Cunt un0 Die d6rigM 0mo6rali(dM Be-
amtm 6a6sa i6rs aemlG angdretsn.

D0s aibbus s sris 1as sin.m nubren glumnsdr Das
GtaOobsrbaup Hesitung n gain tersis frab
etunb ar Gt.ae as erfe amsbanouns Der.g Wapor CUNT
ben pO3eiter artbr Ud Die Snuupuaon Dss
Durssrmeiners. grsIoDor Gdnabs glidinfte fir nn ga
folser Die aoniroag b,sinn b 1bdseit nit elmer
ss1sim GiBuns WuHnntahunesn perDn I'm Gspar.msnt fir
Gtrubsnrnsuns porsenOmmen. 0reu Gemoran perosH
iorat = 5sui. teb.n pei.rs Gnafungen beDpr.
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Srauen= aranfbeiten,

aLcichuicl neIfer slri bciIt fhmcr3Irs uHo phns
3eruisitnruHg J.o. 1925 &in2 erase 6cfeEnE
lEeo!caI 5Hiittlte 1cuticbe aer5te s-s
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probirt IL. g. Mietal poIiib'
uno .8arteepers Srienb". b
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
WILSON TO TAKE
WELL EARNED REST
Presldent-elect With Mrs. Wilson q
Leave on Vacation 10 Bermuda
for Two Weeks

PRINCETON, y. l. Special
In ur.er ca - urc "a compete rc-t
before closing up his private al
fairs and buSying himself with the
selection of his Cabinet a. irrcsi-
dent. Woodrow Wilson. a. COM
panied by his wife. will sail In
private Yacht on November 10Th
Tor Bermuda.
Two weeks viii he spent on the
island and another week on the
winter. Immediately upon his ~
turn, Prcsidcnt-eicCt " lison VIII
busy himself putting through tho
reforms lac promised tie pcOpie OF
New Jersey
The new Legislature. which
takes office January tst. viii b.
DemOe ratio. and Governor Wilson
Il assured that all the progressive
legislation and reforms planned
will be- rushed through
\ discussion with Democratic
leaders throughout the State viii
DC held. and the nature and char
nCtcr OF bills most beneficial TO
New jersey will be- decided upon.
one OF them will give the Cow
crnOr power Co interfere where
corruption Is apparent, and the
corporation Laws will b. amended
to conform with the Federal
states
Another reform viii be- n hill
that viii make thrcc-fourths oi
thc legislative vote necessary o.
rcpaS- a bill over the Governor.
veto instead of permitting 50 "a
rrpasS hy the same vote given ID
In the original passage.
Governor Wilson viii hold hi.
office until January, when th'
president Of the Democratic sen
ate VIII succeed him. II he wer'
Ia resign "A Republican would D.
come Governor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

Pour boiling water on oranges and
let them stand five minutes. This VIII
cause the white lining Co come away
clean with the skin. So that "A large
quantity OF oranges can Dee sliced Tor
sauce or pudding
To frcshen skirt THAI has become
mussed from packing. brush care
FULLY. So that All dust may be- re-
moved. and then hans over "a tab 90
hot water.
wrench chalk placed for Few hours
on "a soiled spot viii remove the grease.
While trunips are young and fresh
wash and boil without peellnk ana the
thick rind viii De as tender as any
other part OF the vegetable. while the
flavor viii be improved. When done
they may DE skinned just like beets
or scalded tomatoes
For tomato and cream cheese 80 a a
cut tomato into eight parts and Ar
range 60 form "A Hover shape till tnf
center with chopped celery and cream
cheese and garnlsh with celery leaves
mayOnnAise dressing 20 De- poured over
al the last moment Serve this salad
i very cold
N you have on your hands a cur
died mayonnalse the ingredients mas
be saved. though the labor IL lost
Place II ina a cold place. ano the OLIVE
oil in 10 will gradually rise 90 the sur
face. leaving me egg and other In
gradients In The form % sediment a
the bottom. Pour on the oil. strain
ing ~ necessary and prepare a new
mayOnnaise with a.
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KIrchrnrftrs

Boiled rice must always be lightly
handled. IL should not De stirred
with a fork OF spoon.
Wax candles which have become
dusty or soiled can be made perfectly
- nite by Rubbing them win a clean
piece OF nannei dipped In spirits or
wine.
Always put a cauliiower IN plain
water. 80 as 20 draw out any insects
n salt 10 placed in the water 10 kills
the insects and they are left IN the
vegetable
When making oakeo or boiled Gus
tard the milk 20 Re used should be
scalded and set aside 20 cool Then
make a custard In the ordinary way.
and Il viii be perfectly smooth.
II cork - too large for the bottle
IN which you wish 10 use 10 lay it on
It's side and with a little board or
ruler roll Il under all the pressure
you can put on a. II Will De elongated
TO nt tn a very few minutes.
When hliing 8 cake tin rsmem Der
that the center OF the cake - the part
which an usually be the highest. %
spread the batter as much 90 the sides
as possible. leaving q depression ~
the center then the cake. when baked
will be level and much moro coavsn-
lent for icing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

Asters and dahiias have 80 much
Improved 90 late years that there need
no longer BE- any despair concerning
the decoration Of the autunr table.
and the wtSe hostess uses these stately
no~ers for her dinner diDpisy.
A. oster means a star. the hostess
Who hkcs IDEAS could hA out a star
shaped centcs piece With them. and
have star-snapcd menu CARDS ft -
always advisable 90 keep 90 one shade
or aster. and while some green should
lee auuea thIH should not be oserlone
" me mellow autumnal eoect VIII be
lost Another thing 20 remember -
that the plnklsh mauve. asters change
color considerably in ARTIFICIAL light.
and some kinds are not AZ an effective
ou an electrically lighted table
Really luNurlaut rowan berries can
De used Nth goud eject on large
table. ~ you have not already planted
bulbs in y04r green bow ls. these Uui
hc the very thing Cor thc rowan
branches. VI hlch ere better in opaque
holders. because the tophearg
orAnrhes usually require some arti-
hcial ala 90 keep chem ln place.
AZ least once lurlnE the season ID
F ie drIrht.ni ta nrIr realty splendl
harvest thanksgiving sort OF deco
ratIuI. lu.s atua l.at uel essarlly nt
expensive. but Do snoald have mel
Io~ air of plenty. SO dark greens
should Bee allowed in lt. h0t xoIdea
ears of wheat should Keep company
Ntto tne stately Elaa0loIl and torch
plants and an eperEle of nne fruu
should occups the central place.