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The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
SHE PAID CASH.

She was notorious for wanting credit, and the druggist was on his guard.
 You keep soda water?"
 "Oh, yes"
 And can l have it chargedo"
 ''To 120 pounds pressure" he ID 7wered urbanely
 And then she fished up the nee eSSary coin
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
MAlTRE D'HO1El BUTTER.
 fCnr pro,IaJ Mat.

Beat two tablespoonfuls of butter to cream beat in one-fourth of teaSp0Ontul ot salt. dash ol pepper and half teaspoonful of fine-chopped parsley; then add a teaspoonful of lemon juice. a few drops at a time For red pepper outer. add ir the pla2e of the pars- ley one or two chili peppers. chop ped fine. A few drops of onion juice may be added.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE
SUM MONS.

SUMMONS. n the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Fourth Division JOHN M RYNEARSON, Plaintiff vs. ELIZA M. RyNEARsON, Defendant No. 2149 The President of the United States Greeting; TO THE ABOVE NAMED DsFEN oANT: You are hereby required to appea, in the District Court for the Foultf Jud cal Division, Alaska at th, own of Fairbanks therein, withir thirty days after the date of ser vice of this summons upon you to-wit; within thirty days after the late of the last publication of this summons. and answer the complaint # the plaintiff above named, anc the plaintiff will take judgment against you for dissolution of the bonds of matrimony existing between ,laintiff and defendant. and will ap ply to the court for the relief de handed in said complaint.
 The court made an order on the ?2nd day of October, 1915. ordering and directing that copy of this summons herein be published in The Alaska Citizen, newspaper, in the Fairbanks Precinct. Alaska, once a week for six weeks
 Witness the Honorable Charles E Bunne1l, Judge of said court. this 22nd day of October, 1915.
 (SeaD
 J. E. CLARK
 Clerk Date of first publication October 25, 1915.
 Date of last publication December s, 1915.
 Leroy Tozier. Attorney for plain tiff
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
VEGETABLES SALAD.

often conN Nea.cnt to make this salad one day and serve it the next
 VEGETABLE SALAD.
 One large cup cf cold peas. ore large cup of cold beets cut into cu"eS. two large cups of cold boiled potatoes. one-half small onion chop ped fine. six small finger-length cucumber pickles. sliced fine. one dozen olives cut into very small pieces. one teaspoon salt, whites of two Lard boiled eggs cut fine. Put all together in large bowl Make dressing as follows: Nolks of two hard boiled eggs, yolk of one raw egg, two teaspoonfuls of mustard one cup of best oil. one tablespoon ful of vinegar. Mix dry ingred- tents, add oil very slowly and thin with vinegar. Mix lightly with the vegetables, and put salad on ice till ready to serve
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
APPLE AND CELERY SALAD.

One cup of apple (peeled and cut in half-inch cubes). one-half table spoonful of lemon juice, one-half to ore cup of tender celery (inner stalks cut in onefourth inch slices>, French or mayonnaise dressing as desired.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
HINTS FOR BLOND HAIR,

Of course. you know that the gir with blond hair should never use the same shampoo as the girl with black hair Following is a formula for a splendid blond shampoo:
 Use a tablespoonful of water tc the white of an egg. You must es timate yourself how many eggs ale necessary. Fluff these up slightly and use as a shampoo.
 Soda for a shampoo is not rec commended. It is an unusually pooi bleach agent, and takes all the life and color from the hair, leaving il brittle and dry.
 After an egg shampoo, the hair always smells "eggy." To overcome this, pour a little of your favorit4 perfume on bristle brush, and brush your hair with It. This will leave delicate, elusive fragrance
 A soap jelly made of castile soap with little tar soap is a nice sham pooing agent.
 It Is not advisable to use dyes and bleaches. More lovely heads of hair are ruined by bleaches than anything else. Indeed, they are an tirely out of style. Everybody is striving to be natural. Use your complexion, leave the hair it's nat ural color; do not dye the eyebrows It is graciously permitted to wear a little false hair, If 1t is done in such way that 1t appears natural. Always that word: Natural.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
PAPER CLEANED

Soiled wallpaper can be cleaned upon the walls without injurins the most delicate or highly colored Dip whitewash brush in hot vine gar and brush all over it very quickly, but thoroughly, says the & F. Call. When dry the paper will be fresh and clean as if newly hung
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
CHICKEN SALAD.

One cup of cooked chicken, cut in one-half inch cubes: one-half cup Of tender celery, cut in one-quar- ter inch slices or one-Quarter cup of cooked peas; one-quarter cup Of cucumber, cut in half-inch cubes; French and mayonnaise dressing Mix the chicken with the French dressing, cover and set aside in a cool place for some time When ready to serve, drain the dressing from the chicken--if any be pres ent-add the celery or the peas and cucumber and mix with the mavon- naise dressing. Serve with or with out lettuce
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
RUTABAGA TURNIP SALAD.

One cup of cooked turnips cut into half-inch cubes, one-half table spoonful of fine chopped parsley or tapers. one-half head of lettuce, one raj: the recipe of AIench dre. sing g given above, with teaspoonful Ot onion juice. Mix the French dress ing in bowl add the onion juic,, and mix again. pour over the tur- nip al.d mix with fork and spoon. Set aside to become chilled. Serve on the lettuce, sprinkling the top with the parsley or capers.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
POTATOES BAKED ON RANGE.

Potatoes may be baked on top Of the range. Place an asbestos mat on top of the range. and on this lay the potatoes, previously washed clean and dried. Cover with deep pan, and in one hour you may eat a potato that is just bursting with mealiness.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
R.M.CRAWFORD D&C0. Conveyancing, Notary Work Real Estate, Mines
 Loans
Panama VaDeyR.R.
TIM E CARD.

Effective April 19, 1915. Subject to change without notice Ttain for Chatanika Daily Except
 Sunday.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
EGG SALAD.

Two or three hard-cooked eggs, one-half head of lettuce, one-ha.l the recipe for either French or may onnaise dressing. Cook the eggs in the shell. Cool the eggs in cold Wa ter, shell and cut them in even slices. Dispose the slices on the lettuce. carefully washed, dried and crisped, and pour over the dressing. Serve at once
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
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 In novel by James Allen there is a remark to the effect that some l women let themselves go after mar riage, and some after the promise of marriage.
 Those girls are going to make a mess of their married life, that much is sure They may not end in catastrophe, but their lives and their homes will be more or less T failure.
 But the girls who are getting married aren't the only ones The girl who works for her living must guard against the same mistake Many a girl begins to let herself go after getting her job "cinched," as she thinks.
 Just make up your mind that no job is ever cinched in this age of competition. It has to be held down good and plenty or it will get away from you.
 There are a good many ways in which you can let yourself go. Be ing sloppy and untidy is only one of them. A hook off here and a binding loose are bad enough, but there are more dangerous ways when it comes to your work.
 Letting yourself go mentally is one of the many mistakes many wo- | men make. They don't have an idea beyond the necessary things of the moment, and their minds lose inter est and get atrophicd. Unless you keep alert, you won't rise from the place you are filling now, and you cant keep alert if you let your mind eo
 Letting yourself go in business way is even more fatal Being less careful day by day, less ready to do what Is expected of you, less prompt, less efficient in hundred llttle ways. less conscientious-thes little things spell failure If you want to get ahead in life don't let yourself go in any direc- tion. Physically, it means loss of good health and consequent loss If good looks, of your clear skin and lustrous hair and slender body. Mentally it means increasing dull ness and boredom. And in your work it means slipping down n- stead of climbing up.
 SALT
 A little rubbed on the cups will take off tea stains. Put into white wash, it will make it stick better. As tooth powder, it will keep the teeth white and the gums hard and rosy. It ia one of the best gar gles for sore throat. and a proven tive of diphtheria, is taken in time
 Use salt and water to clean will low furniture;. apply with a brush and rub dry. Salt and water held in the mouth after having a tooth "ulled will stop the bleeding Prints rinsed with it in the water will hold their color and look bri ishter Two teaspoon 'uls in half a pint of tepid water is an emetic alwayS on hand, and it an antidote for poiscn- ing from nitrate of silver.
 Neuralgia of the feet and limbs can be cured by bathing night and morning with salt and water as hot as can be borne. When taken out rub the feet briskly with c,larse towel. Salt and water is one of the best remedies for sore eyes, and if applied in time will scatter the inflammation.
 Silk handkerchiefs and ribbons should be washed in salt and water, and ironed wet, to obtain the lest results. AS a fertilizer salt is very valuable. Food would be insipid and tasteless without it. Hemorrhages of the, lungs or stomach are prontly checked by small doses of salt.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
COOKED SALAD DRESSING.

The yolks of two eggs, one-ha,f teaspoonful of salt, one-half teaspoon ful of sugar, one-Quarter teaspoon ful of mustard, quarter teaspoon ful of paprika, two tablespoonfuls of vinegar or lemon juice, the white of one egg beaten dry, two table spoonfuls of butter, one-third cup of thick cream. Beat the yolk :, very light, add the seasoning and acid and stir, while cooking over hot water until the mixture thick ems; turn the white into the mix ture and return the dish to the hot water (remove it while beating the white dry) while the two are folded together; then continue the cook ing until the whole is very hot then beat in the butter little at time, and set aside to chill. When ready to serve, fold in the cream. Re- move the dressing from the fire be- fer adding the butter. Ire f, place of mayonnaise. If it be used with fruit let the acid be lemon juice.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
DREDGE SHUTS DOWN.

ORGOG6 SHUTS DOWN.
 The dredge of the Fairbanks Gold Mining company. which operated as usual on Fairbanks creek this sum- mer. has closed down for the sea son. It is understood that the ope- rations were successful although no statement as to the amount of money taken out by the dredSc this sum- ner has been made public. It | understood that F. G. Aarons. the manager of the dredge, will leave for the Outside shortly after the first of the month.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
CA BRACE SALAD.

Let the cabbage stand some time in cold or ice water. Slice very fine, season with salt and paprika, or, omit the paprika and use a green or red pepper sliced fine, or small preserved peppers, chopped fine. Remove the seeds from the peppers before chopping. Mix mayor
 naise or a boiled dressing with th~ cabbage when it is ready to serve.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
Timely | Hints for the Housewife

often convenient to make this salad one day and serve 1t the next.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
LETTING YOURSELF GO.

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felt elmer Dods i'm Gdngt mar. III 81
enbe unb bic 2sut. tsbrsn beute !pie'
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bes 4nitobes beisitist.
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t.rbrineung Der psibli&en Settles
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spmmiiIdre babsn bic anselssenbeil
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pislu erbielt Dor ,inem Sabre $780,
900, fuofiir Elm Gebdube fiir BIZ
mdnnlihen aranten erri6ist purbe
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meute nit uRo bic 8eamten I'M We''
zen 6aus bdti,n geiebl erbaIten, ibn
nur BON ben luittisiteu GsI6dft,H gu
unterriht,n; es III aber ansunebmen.
e1b fi6 Der prdiioent pdbrenb ietnss
bieFasn aufsntbaIts ipenisitsns tnI
Settle aans .irgebsnb nit ben pidtig'
ii.n grobIsmen bsihditisen Dirb, DE
Der Reaierung porliegsn.
Der grdfibsnt truf am ylndmtttd1
rad] elmer aabrt burh CONNECTICUT,
WhaiIaduietts uuo 9ermont bier .in
lIebtraa untsrlpegs ipurbsu ibm Cpa'
tionsn aebrabt. Gr fpsiserte ii6, Rer
ben su balisn, bic gsmertuns.n boz
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unb bensn CT bic Sdub rsihts, bra6tj
aber bdufis Elm ad6eIn auf ietn'
3iiae. aud bic 9Odter oes prdiiben
Ten, ssrau Grancis 3. Sabre, nit ID
rem @attsn unb ibrsm Bdbp, ira
nGbrsnb bss snsss bier sin-
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qaterne. unb elm Stein gins etfen
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frau W. .. 0sborb bon Roas
note, ga. erillfts seiiern bic poli5si
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nidts BON ii4 b0ren feb.
Gofa Submsber ron Der Gnli'
fornia 9tOenue unb pabbcd Rodb mel
bette asitun BET polisei, tdB aus ibrer
WObnung $13 in gdar, iotpie eir
Diomanirins i'm Wsrtbe Don $25 gs-
itoblen murbsn.
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