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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26

Skipper Roberts, the new catcher of the
Cardinals, is said to be an exact replica
of Frank Roth, who was with. the team
many summers back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26

Included the sale all the Fancy Summer Suits stock Men,
Children The the
and the fabrics fancy that's popular
choice of this
There will be plenty of statesmen promptly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

STANDING OF CLUBS.
W. l.. Pet. w. L. Pct.
Pension Blu. / 1000 Petworth. 20 ZOO
Fairmonts. 81 U 1000 Tanglewood. % .0OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26
BASE BALL BRIEFS.

Grover Cleveland Alexander holds the
seasons record for consecutive victories,
with eleven of them. Walter Johnson
and Cy Falkenberg come next, with ten
each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26
Bucknell Star Signed by Mack.

LEWISBURG, Pa. June 26.-Dean Stur-
gis. star Of the BuckneH College infield.
has signed with the Athletics and will
Join them in time to 60 west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26

Dom Paul Kruger and Arthur Hostetter,
former Cardinals, are managers of semi
professional teams in the same league In
st. Louis. Whenever their clubs meet a
big crowd is out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26

Hobe Ferris, formerly of several big
league clubs. is playing a star game at
third base for the Columbus team of
the American Association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26

yesterdays RESULT.
Pension Bureau, 4; Tanglewood. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26
Single Scores Runner.

Another single was made and scored
this tying tally from second. then a
grounder ended the inning. Washington
won out in the extra innings. The out
fielder who was called down for losing
the game argued that his throw was just
as good as the one the left fielder had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26

All EISEMANS CORNER at this time of
Semnnua Sale Mems and High
Clothing 335o This omoowFay
o'clock Of the immense stock stylish clothing
promises the history the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26

TODAY'S GAME.
Bureau VS.. Petworth; at Grant circle ant
Upshur street northwest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17


For the former suits rat,ns. eponse ana
ooucle effects are IN the lead Thsse
three materials. are closely allied IN
a pearance n the crinkiy surfaces
OF last season seem this year to mr. W
disappeared from these materials aud
the loose thread has been Incorporated
with the warp
Cotton craps. wolfe and net are go
ing 10 be the ~prevaiiins dress maisrtaLs
for the summer frock The cotton
grapes We have used were toe thick
and hAo . most distressing "a bit u
cTsasins This yea they are a. thin
chiToa and will preserve their pre-
tine ~rr~shness af,es . sason's wear
A peculiar wee ~ - the osW hes "
cottons 10 one that resembles sas car.
pSt There v . croaswias
about II and oftes . m,n&iins q cotors
that brtns the old tashioIss noes GOV.
sriny distinctly 70 mia THIS ma.
ter,aI u well suited to lhs requirements
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17
BUl RMAKING Al HOME SAWS Monty

FIJI the glass jar moi over three
quarters fuil Put rubber ring IN place
on ledge. insert dasneI place clamp ID
position and turn handle steadily GOT
too fast
When the butter comes drain of the
liquid and place the butter IN a BOWL.
wooden preferred. MI with coio water.
work the outer to gel all the milk out
changing the water several times.
squeeze out the water. put IN stone
crock OF glass jar and put IN ,cebox,
II salt butter is desired use hall or
whole teaspoonfui OF salt and WORK IN
thoroughly After each churnine rinse
the churn and all ITS parts and dry
thoroughly The operation Is a very
simple one,
A churn of this small variety may Dc
used tor whipped cream. pancake bat
ter. Icing for cake. trult ices sauces OF
all kinds. souff1es. punches and French
and mayonnaise dressing for salads
A simple salad dressing may be made
very quickly from the following recipe
The yolk OF two eggs, tour tablespoon
fuls OF oil and one tablespoonful vlns-
gar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17

Now that every housewife Is trying
to reduce the cost OF living the
question OF butter. that very necessary
article OF diet Is uppermost IN her
mind. For women who do not make
their own butter. and this class means
the town folks. the advice to get busy
and save money by making your W
butter" 10 worth investigating With
one OF the new glass butter churus II
10 possible n feasible FOR q small
family and even for the bachelor maid
10 make butter.
The process. Is neither long nor Ia
borious In fact n manufacturer
says his churn will make butter IN
sixty seconds Butter may be made
from fresh or soul rea n II Is
said that a trit1e more butter may be
obtained from the same quantity OF
sou cream than from fresh. and the
former costs less
To make butter cool or warm the
cream. as may be necessary 10 the
proper temperature. so to 50 degrees F
Ascertain the temperature by the use
OF the guaranteed dairy Thermometer
which comes with every glass churA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17
the WEEK END BOX

IT ie very convenien, when one Is
packing the grip tor a week n
visit out OF town TO nave a little BOX
OF toilet essentials ready TO drop into
II. The woman who provides tor every
emergency always has a po1 OF TINS
klnd ready when she wants II. and II
saves many precious minutes winch
otherwise would have to De devoted to
catherine togethe! the different toilet
necessities There is a neal little BOX
OF red ieatheret which a be pur-
chased for the modest sum OF rs cents
The toilet articles are all IN immature,
There are the cream which Is used TOR
cleansing purposes and the g~reaseiess
cream to be applied before gong out OF
doors INTO the cold m the WIND In
addition to these two small Jars there
Is 9 fine powder winch may be ordered
ID any one OF the three - white.
rose and orunette-aDC a cake OF soap
IN The convenient guest room sl1u,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17
NpwOeSs OF Mahogany

t>OR the room furnished IN Mahogany
there are several new small pieces
OF furniture copied from antique mod
els They not only heip TO furnish he
room. but they are OF distinctive ar
tistIc value ana help 10 keep II IN
order One OF these IS a mahogany
tray with sides eight OF ten inches
high. but without ends Through the
center there Is q crosswise DIVISION
which les yes a compartment or each
SIDE the width OF two magazines THIS
tray placed on a library or iIvlne room
able will hold onvenieptly as many
as twenty magazines II the backs OF
the magazines are frayed. as they gem
orally arc after q few days use. they
car be turned toward each other SO
that they do not show and q neat look.
ing tray OF magazines that can be car.
ried about by the wooden handles at.
tached to the crosswlSe division 10 the
rssuit Mahogany window boxes are
not exactly new but they are a charm
ina addition to living or dining rooms.
Some of the most attractive OF them
ha We cameo sides M mahogany
frames.
Mahogany candlesticks carry with
them an air OF distinction. for aside
from their oeauty OF line and nnish
they pr,ns out undreamed OF ~
In the furniture they stand on For
instance. two OF them on 3 mahogany
sid.board break ITS iatness ana give
II q character II. otherwise would lack.
A pair Of mahogany candlesticks on .
colonial mantelpiscs add attractive
adjournment to the severe lines Of the
shelf
A new and distinctive mahogany &C.
csssory 10 q oououet holder 1t has .
small wooden framework DUO the
size and shape OF . candlsstick. which
incases . little glass well IKE . test
tubs v only large oug to hold
. few flowers. . rose OF two perhaps.
or . small bunch Of sweet peaa but II
gives Q charming touch 70 Any room
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17
RIBBON

no rot know how TO make ribbon
sandwichesT Uss white and brown
bread. cutting each slice across the
a Spread lightly with . paste made
from canned red peppers aDS cream
cheese mixed with . little msyonnaise
When the sandwiches are done put Q
dozen OF more on top Of a another.
the brown slice always down Press
under heavy weights b slice from
top { bottom 50 tho white n brown
appear alternately In ribbon effect
The 6ilins for this sandwich must %
put on very thin 4 similar treatment
IN white oread and Q deep rye bread o.
with . ~delicately tinted rye bread .
nut bread This last Deeds 90 dliins.
although q iii layer OF orange mar
malade may be spread on the pressed
siices ate: they aro cut isngthwn~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17
NEW DISHES FOR MtATlfSS MENUS

EVEN for those who do not agree
with the principles of vegetarian
ism there are certain meatIess dishes
that appeal IA vorably Here are a few
simple recipes OF bis KIND hat may
be successfully worked out by any
good plain cook for the Lenten menu:
Macaron, Rissoies.
Take one te%aspoonfui of butter beans
which hn We been boiled until they are
quite soft. half a ~teacupful OF boiled
macaronl. half a ~teacupful of cold po-
tatoes tmashedD. the yoiks OF two
eggs. pepper and salt. half a t~eacupfui
Of brown brea dcrumbs-that is to say,
the crumbs of bread which have been
Drowned and dried in the oven. Cut
the macaroni up into small pieces.
Mash the beans and potatoes Mix all
together with half the quantity Of
breadcrumbs. bind them with the yolk
Of an egg and shape them into small
balls Roll the balls In oreadcrumbs.
fry them a deep golden brown and
serve very hot They are very nice
with bacon at breakfast or they Will
take the place Of a vegetable TOR
luncheon.
Broad and Cheese Custsrd.
Take one-haif pound Of grated
cheese. one-half pound OF grated
breadcrumbs. one pint OF milk. n egx.
pepper and salt. Mix the cheese.
crumbs. pepper and salt together Bell
the milk and pour IL over them Let
tho mixture get cold and then beat the
egg and stir II In Put all in q deep
dish and baks to a good brown In q
hot oven, Lay little pieces Of butter
on top and serve not This makes q
delicious "a worry and Is much less ex-
pensive than the cheese souf1e which
IL 80 nearly resembles. Use American
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17

F there II n n featurs more con-
splcuous than another in the new
fashions II Is the added fullness to the
skirt of 1918 In Paris dresses are
worn not nearly so clinging az they
were IN the carly part OF last year
London Is following IN the wake of
the city OF chiffon. and II win be tn
,eresting to note what ID OH to hap
pen later on IN the spring In our "
country when modes ere really dis
porting themselves in all their beauty
Prophesyin2 ID a thankies7 trade. and
part,cuiarlyf0e in the matter OF dress
Theirs is. however a certainty about
the spring and summer materials that
In ~reassur,ng For spring tailor mades
the fabrics seem TO oe thicker than
usual ana the summer stufrs nlnAss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17
MORE fUltNfSS IN TIE NEW FASHIONS

OF ths coat sutt. as tt has plenty Of
body to give good lines.
The vogue OF plush n veivets OF
the winter ss making itself felt IN the
new materials. One called veiOurs raye
Ia composed of plush strips woven upo
a thin meshiike fabric This eiourH
rave comes IN charming combinations
OF color. but for tho moat part the
stripes are of white plush and the
groundwork black. PINK blue OF iaven-
der
Stili another heav W fabric IL known
as zaEgle 1t is q sort OF u~neveniy
woven ratinc cloth.
And. speakin. OF ratice. there Is .
delightful model TO be seen now NJ rose
ratins The coat Is a cuts way. showing
. distinct tendency 70 long length "
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17

cheddar cheese unless the flavor Is nos
TO your liking IL pakee to 8 delicious
brown and makes . tempting looking
dish.
Vegetable Hot Pot.
Take two large potatoes. one stalk OF
celery. one large carrot one large
onion. butter. pepper and salt SiIce
the vegetables. put them IN layers IN
a pie dish. with a layer OF potatoes. at
the top Pour IN sufficient boiling wa
ter to cover them. Set the dish 10 and
let II simmer for one ana one-naif
hours Lay little pieces OF OUTER on
the top n serve very not This
method of cooking vegetables prs-
serves the flavor far better than boil
ing would DO
Creamso Potatoes
Take six large toes n ouncs
Of butter. quarter OF q pint OF milk. the
juice of halt q lemon. pepper and salt
Peel the potatoes and bot them for
about nvs minutes IN order TO make
them . little tender. but not ~ all
%breakabis Cut them up into slices
about q ouartsr Of an inch thick Melt
| the butter IN . small! "a throw
, IN the potatoes and str them until
they are buttsred. but not brown d
the milk. pepper and salt Lot the
whos simmer until the slices OF 30
tatoe grow lender and the sauce 10
which they are stmmerins Is . little
thickened Their take the paa OF tho
fire, add the emo Juice. take out the
| slices OF potato and ms them on .
dish. Boil up the sauce again with g
pinch OF nour 20 thicken II. pour Il oves
the potatoes n serve At once
Haricot beans are very nice II we1i
soeked boiled tender and then cooked
In this sauce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17

the back The oias cuhs and rsvsrs
are trimmed with black sat,h
Anothe' model fos sprinx street VsaS
- OF stem Green cloth h coat just
II tfoo' SHOWS . WaIstCOAs sffscl FASH.
10 oriental coiors On sach side
OF the front opening mock iad< out
tons are set Ar o~vxrehirt. oeioW knee
lsnsth falls vss . SKIRT Of ssU
piAits
Satin fo' srocks q GOT e~en ourtsd
from fashioua bic ia o LAce q all
satia frocks are very oessrAb III The
costumes illustrate lex are up to date ex-
ampies Of the new IsSAtmsat Of satin
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17
Thinqs to Do That Haven't Been
Done at Washington Birthday Parties

pictured, and the cooked hat and the
many little boxes put up IN patriotic
trIColnred paper would charm the ju-
v.nlle heart when dlled with small
candies.
Tall colonial glass candlesticks with
red. white and blue shades aid n
dressing the table and shed an attrac-
tive soft hight about the room. which
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17

One hostess of the 22d is going to
serve balls OF vanilla ice piled up like
cannon balls with q tiny silk flag
stuck IN each one She IL also gong
TO cut a large sheet of layer cake into
rounds by using a biscuit cutter. and
ZACH round will be frosted all about
with chocolate icing These cakes are
to be served with ths ice cream. to-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17
3~

twenty -four hours before cue-
tins them 10 the tamps aids 10 ssluns
Q clear dame
When baking potatoes rub dry ano
grease ms causes the oufef skin 70
pesi OF very HIN thus vln most
n~our,shiDs part
silk Is spotted with grease rub
u with French chalk OF magnes,a thee
hold h spotted portion osas the arN
The chalk viii absorb the sreA.s 4ne
can % orushso on tAxlns tbs grszss
wath u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17
Ways OF StarChluq hiusIlns

A IL musIins must be rinsed IN tepid
water first and then IN cold until
quite clear and free from soap Only
pure white muslin will require uIn
An muslin should be starcbed wet
II put INTO the starch dry II never
looks so clear Prepare some clear
starch ana thin II to the consistency
required This depends naturally upon
what the muslin is wanted tor and &C.
cording TO the degree of stiffness liked.
II is Impossible TO give the exact
quantities OF starch Necessary for
clear starch. as different qualities and
makes OF starch require more water
than others but experience VIII soon
teach the novice AT FIRST " will be
just as well to test the stiffness OF the
starch with a small piece OF muslin
Be sure to ha We the starch clear. put
the muslin INTO II. putting IN first those
white articles you wish ~stlrfest Let
the starch soak through, then wrlng
well. puttlng them twice at least
through the wringer
In starCblnR ColOrad musiinn do not
let the starch be too hot or II VIII de-
stros the color and never put things
through O wrlnge o OF boiling
starch, as II ruins the INDIA rubber
rollers In thinning the starch after II
has been inade clear with BOILING wa
ter cold watei may be used and that
Will make the starch "a more comfort
able heat to use
After the musiins shake
them well. smooth out and let them ne
toi some time rolled up IN a clean
sowei before ironing
Muslin must tie ironed vet II al
lowed to become dry u VIII nave a
rough appearance when ironed Iron
on right side to give II a gloss and the
way OF the thread as mucb as possible
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17

ana tnap work with the hands until
smooth Toss on a slightly Toured
board roll TO one-third OF an Inch IN
thickness and cut INTO hatchef shapes
using a cardboard pattern n q sharp
knife II the tlnsmiih hasn't time to
make you = cutter Place a candied
cherry on each omaha VIZ and brush
over with the yoke OF an egg slightly
beaten with a t~easpOonfui OF water
Put Oh a cooky pan and bake In. q
slow oven until ~deiicately brown
Fla cake 10 another patrlotIc sweet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17

which n made from n GOOD white cHke
batter cooked IN three 1~yers-nnH-e 81
which E spfsa1 with red another blue
and the third white ICING over the
white top icIne dot tiny blue stars
These colorings may be obtained at
the drug store snd are harmless
Children are pleased with these fancy
cakes. and IT takes only a little extra
time to make them. and surely the oc-
casIon warrants q bit OF an effort
A headdress Washington party rs
another good idea for children. for II
admits of all sorts OF orIgIna notions
being carried out M the tiny tots Of
girls with powdered tresses piled high
on their heads in curis and puffs are
only a tr,t'e more attractive than the
boys are with their powdered iocks-.
DOROTHY DEAN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17
PACKING HINT,

WHEN pAckias necessary bottles q
liquids sss . journey place them
In an old shos stuffed With 0apss or
cotton They are u likely 70 Get
broken. aad u thsy are the shoes wtii
absorb Dearly all a tbs contssts .
thereby ave The cs0sh,ns from SERIOUS
INJURY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17

may be iighto0 with a ndie OF cleo
tr,c iishr bulbs. the latter covered with
Liberty bell screens OF Grape pa per
like the one shown among the iiiustra-
tions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17

gethes with appropriate ratchet cookies
To make this dainty CONNECTION nix
and sirt Two cupruis OF fiouI ana o haif
cuprui OF erowp sugar. add malt d cup
fui OF butler the yOlks OF two esss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17
sAs,lx MADE DESSERTS.

MOCHA JELLY.-TO hail plnt Of NV
over coffee. strained through cnssss-
cloth. add . pinch OF salt n swsetsn
to taste Heat and d one rOundiRg
IA blespoonfui OF dissolved rch-
When ~thickened pouS into individual
moids THIS may b servso with
whipped OF evapoSatsd cream
GrapenA Pour the contents Of .
small bottle Of graps Juice - Q
pan. heat. add 9 apinS tablespoonful
OF dissolved cornstArch n susas Il
desired When 'thicksnsd mold Serve
with grape 1slly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17

Nothing elaborate in the way OF Ia
Die appointments houid be attempted.
A white damask cloth should cove, the
table. on which may he basted a Dor
Der of red. white ano blue cambria
strips. and there may be other strips
running the length OF the top. The
eandlesiicks may be twisted with In.
three color IN cambria or Grape pa Der.
which is also quite appropriate for the
Ia biecIoth decorations
Paper napkins are not desirable un-
less one lie Obliged TO employ them as
. substitute for amash Children ,.ar
them TO pieces easily. enG much ia m.
Zone to hands and clothes .ers
sans napkins
For the table c~enferpiece have a
small tree loaded with artIfjcta. cher
ries. and Tor favors and ponbop boxes
some OF the pretty trfiies seen IN the
Illustration would be JUS the thing
The small guests would De del,s hted
% have their ice cream served / n
cherry trimmed baskets like the one
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-17
New Spring Millinery

blossoms with tiny seathered pet
ais put together IN iifelike-which
means fowerlike. not b~irdlike-effect
VIII be the feature OF spring millinery.
These feathery posles have already
appeared on hats in the south of
France which are the models that
generally determine the dominant
styles OF the season. The feathers.
after being dyed IN the correct colors.
are mounted. one upon another. until
the complete blossom is perfected.
A smart cockade angeme of
feather flowers for the front of a spring
turban 10 OF roses IN deep American
Beauty shade massed closely together
mother Is a wired spray OF pansies in
pale yellow and purple. each little
pansy face being marked OFT with a
layer OF darker feathers over the paler
TINT. and u third IL a large cluster OF
roses and buds In tacuuemlnot red
hades with leaves in natural green.
the lea yes being the ordinary sort used
with millinery flowers and not being
fashioned OF feathers
Shaded rose oo%utonnieres with pink
buds and scarlet peoples with yellow
CenterS are also seen
HcSe tedtHcI HtNeTs are so Dedutt-
fully made that they are very durable
The sprlng breeZes will not blow them
u of shap q and the carefully dyed
coiors Will not easily fade IN the spring
sunshine.
Feathers will be pientifully used on
the new hats. but they Will not De
poised IN the baCk-thal is. they will
o trail comet fashion a halt yard or
80 behind the wearer's ack During
the last few weeks Paris milliners ma We
decided TO reverse the Ease. and the
feather. which Is OF the skeleton vnr,-
ty. 10 placed with Its DIN facing the
front rather thai the back OF the hat.
and II is bent forward over the eye IN
an altogether d~isconcertins name
Al the base the feather 10 caught by .
real or imitation jeweied bar
The trimming which appears a the
bach Of tbs hat - nevertheless part
OF the scheme on other OCCASIONS. and
especially whore the plain ribbon bow
10 used ~ . millinery AdornmenI
eas, NAME
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-11
G. W. DAVIS, PAINTER
AND PAPER HANGER

You can save money by ordering
your wall paper from my new sample
book. Leave orders at Warnings, The
Model Hardware Co. .,
FIRST CLASS DRESS MAKING
done at 2o6 East Oak st. Mrs. w.
II. Foster. %
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-11
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