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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
RODNEY CHINKY CHOG
Is BEST DOG IN SHOW
Pekc Wins Chief Award With
Mrs. Carlin as Judge
at BustanOby's

The PekinGese Rodney Chinky Chor
dog ~ the show AZ B~ustanohy's on FRI
day afternoon. This dog belongs b. &.
C. Hopton. The cup for the second best
was taken by Miss *. Sturzing's Malt
csc terrier snow Cloud.
Mrs. Hayv Gods Pekc Sun Wan of
Es;erro was the third best. according
t. the judgment OF Mrs. X. Carl!n 4
London, England. who made the awards.
The attendance WAS good. Other viii
ners were:
Prince charles Spaniels-NrS james
Dogs Wharpedale Moonlight, nrs;.
Boston Terricrs-Mrs. ndrldnd's 1ir,,o.
Hitch Kee: . to /. months, Mrs Robert
Gaynec'S puck ~" Hvdegree.
Novice C~lass-Puck 81 Hydegrec.
American Bred-Mrs. H"yW sun
Wan Of E.,erro. first, Mitzie OF E"erru.
second: purk cf Hydesrse. third.
sun Wan OF Estcrro. second. M''z.r 81
Pomcranian Puppies-Mlss Ethel Drow's
Dainty Dorothy. hrs', \ q. Hi|~ bgk-.
second same owner Duchess. third.
Novice Cliss-Dorothy Dainty, nrs..
Duchess. second, same owners Teddy.
open Class-Miss Len schiuiugs Black
Prince. first same owner Htughiy
Chocolate Prince. second.
Winners Class-rhoroiste Prince. FIRST.
Dorothy Dainty, reserve.
Maltese Terriers open Cls-s-Miss X.
StinEings Yankee snow cloud. hrst.
intellectually snow Cloud, nrst.
Blenheim Span.el--Mrs. IL NJ Nc
Cutcheon's Miss Feathering. first.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
FRESHMEN UPSET ALL PLANS.
Eighty Fordham Cubs Turn out for
Their class rev

When the upper class men at Fordham
heard that the freshmen would place u
half hundred candidates in line for their
eight cared class crew they merely
smiled. Now hat eighty have reported
to Coach Mulcahy the upper class men
are amazed. The freshman class at
fDrdham lumber over 400 men, the
largest in the Maroon history. and spe-
cial arrangements will be made to ac-
commodate their representative crew
candidates. Coach Milcahy announced
yesterday that he intended devoting most
of his time to developing two Fights
from the squad.
Present conditions Indicate that the
varsity four will he overshadowed by
the squad of youngsters. who are the
best built candidates that ever reported
for athletic activities at Fordham. Ar
engagements are under way to have them
row AGAINST the Columbia freshmen and
other clubs in the annual Harlem regatta
In the spring. This aspect of the rowing
situation came a. a surprise Ia the
undergraduates as the freshman side of
the crew was at first only a minor con-
sideration.
Coach Mulcahy Will have things in
fun sway by Tuesday and IL il his idea
10 give the varsity candidates the early
afternoon practice, while the freshmen
viii have the balance of the day at the
machines. Cross-country running will
be resume mor and two squads
VIII be led over "A two mile course
through Bronx Park. Ar acting captain
Will be chosen this week both for the
varsity and freshman candidates ana
the first cut will be made when the full
report of the physical examination IF
every oarstnan Is placed on file with
Trainer Weber. This will he on Tues
I-.a -.-H - AZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
SOUTHAMPTON PLANS
FOR ITS SECOND SHOW
Prize List for Renewal Of Long
Island Event l.
Long One.

The second annual bench show or tho
Southampton Kennel Club will be held
on saturday. July 10, 1915. on the
Meadow Club grounds. The following
special prizes vii, be offered, names OF
iouors to he announced later.
In the following classes $3.50 in gold
will be given for the best dog and So 20
Tor the best bitch -. Bernards, Great
Danes. Russia wolfhounds, greyhounds.
pointers, English settlers. sporting span
.els. h~eaglcs, dtchshundS. %collies, German
SheepdugS, Old English sheepdogs.
puOdies. chow elbows, bulldogs, Aircdale
terriers. French bulldogs. Boston ter
rters, fox terriers. Sealyham terriers.
irish terriers. scottish terriers, West
Highland White terriers. Welsh terriers,
r~omcrauiars. English toy spaniels and
PekingeSc.
Also in the following there will be- one
prize VI So - in gold for the best dog or
bitch Scottish deerhounds, foNhounds.
Gordon settlers, Irish settlers. Chesapeake
BAY dogs, w~hippets, palrnatians, boxers
,German). bull terriers. Dandie Din
mount terriers, black and tan tManChes-
teri terriers. ~Schipperkcs. Japanese
sptuiels, toy poodles. Yorkshire terriers,
Maltese terriers, GrInrons ,Rruxcllois).
ana miscellaneous.
Two prizes will he offered in the
children's classes, $3.50 in gold each
FOR the best dog and bitch. TO
compete in this class children must
he the absolute owners Of the
dogs. and entries mus, be made In the
name of the child. In the local classes
g. "a viii be awarded for the hest dog or
hitch. ana will he open only to those NJ
this and nearby villages. Numerous
20 tho YaA L. ..tl1 l. a1aA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
ADMIRAL is SPORT LOVER.
Beatty. Hero az North sen Fight,
IL Fond Of DOGS.

T all lovers OF hounds and dogs.
writes BelNoiI ChoI4stcr To- In" Kennel
Department Of TIN Sun. III may be Of
interest that ~Fngland'S greatest Admiral
OF this day. David Beatty. comes Of a
sport loving family The Admiral's
grandfather was a b"okbinder in Dublin
and amused quite Il fortune at his bust
ness. At his death his two sons, pre-
ferrinG doss and horses to city life. de-
termined 10 start farming, which they
did.
"One son. David. settled at BrOokdale.
IN County wexford. his brpthe' johnny
az another farm close by. David evcntu-
ally became VI. l.. II. IN his district. In
his travels through ireland - pick up
horses suitable for the unit he attended
fairs In County Cork, whore he met his
wife, she being 4 Miss longi-'d, and
having a fortune IN her ow" right.
There were three children of the mar
riage. One son was named David Long
field Beatty and was the father Of the
present Admiral, who has his hunting
box in the heart Of the Quorn country
Brooksby HAM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21

VI th" night show held ~ ~Bustanohy's
Friday only BoS'nu terriers were shown.
trophy for the hest Went to Mrs.
Gcorp" li"inlrius Dolly Dollars. NJ. T..
i;eolT,'~ Fire Trap was second. The
hest puppy was w kuh"Ck's CRYSTAL
hctrrkin. Mrs, a :. Wh,tesrlrs Some
Lite" Girl "as s"con IN the winners
CiosS Toy bitches Dolly Dollars beat Illus
son Bros Princess Quccchy. In win.
uers section for dogs Georges Fire Tran
received the award, The best toy Ros.
ION terrier was Mrs iia,iland's Girli~.
Ico Hancox Judged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21

The Fordham Prep students were
surprised on reading that the La Sale
basketball team had claimed the cham
pionship Of the Catholic high schools in
New York city. Manager "iiauhlgan
stated that the Maroon Prep quintet do
feated LA Sale in the preliminary con-
ties, to the Yale game on December 81
at the Twelfth Regiment ArmorN. The
score was 40 to %. The Fordham stu
dents have asserted the fact that they
are the champions in their class on The
cOurt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
PRINCETON oUTRUNs MICHIGAN
Capt. MRckenyic's Fine work De-
cides Two Vile Relay Race.

ANN ARRoR, Mich, Feb. 20.-Princeton
defeated Michigan by twenty yards in
tho two mile relay race in Waterman
Gymnasium tonight. the time being
$ minutes : 20 seconds. Carroll. the
Michigan sophomore. made a yard mar
gin on Moore in the first relay, but
Atha took that yard and three more
away from Fox, the secon Wolverine.
Capt. Mackenzie of Princeton decided the
event when he stretched the margin ten
more al Donnelley's expense, for TIER
could not gain on Hayes in the final lap.
Wilson, the Michigan pole V1ulter.
broke the local record by clearing the
bar Mt an even twelve feet in the frcSh-
man-sopt0more meet, which the second
year men won by a score Of 49, to
24ia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
PENN BEATEN IN EVERY BOUT.
Navy " r.stI"rs Capture Four on
Falls and Three on Decisions.

A'sNAPoLlg, Fen -u-The m,dshipmen
o,c.tcrs took EYER! bout frVm the
IniVereiv Of Pennsylvania grapplcrs
hc"c this evening. four being on clean
"a. sni ,nt-- uu ,i-,i,ious, fuii-
counted five points and decisions -four.
~, that Nays total was -. In nearly
every ease the mIdsh,pm"n took the az
.rrssive.
The hes, contests Cor P"nnsNlvanln
were put up by Wharton and Statlct. II
look an extra period for Ward 10 throw
W. latter II was the third successive
Victory for the Navy men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21

Sir Thomas Dewar's greyhound Win
n,ng Number, which won the English
Waterloo cup on Friday, was quoted AZ
/. 900 to 30 against on the night OF the
draw. The runnerup, NJ. q. IIales's
Happy Challenge, stood At the sarne
price, Last years winner, Dillwyn, was
backed at 20 to | against when the card
Was first called. The runnerup, LuceryN,
stood at 80 TO | against.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
Csnndian Dog Fanci~r Dies.

Joseph a. Laurin Of Montreal died re
Gently. The deceased was one of the
most prominent owners of dogs In
Canada. lie imported scores and bred
hundreds of high class Airedales, IL.
adopted the prefix OF "Colne' FOR his
kennels, and these Colne dogs are widely
distributed all over the American con
tlncnt. Mr., Laurin gave large prices
for dogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21

The Governors II the Miniature Bull
dog Club of America will meet in the
scout room OF the fist Regiment Armory
on the fist night Of the Charity Dog
Show. Lieut.. Potter has made the ar
rangements for the use Of the room.
The Miniature Bulldog Club has obtained
full classification from A. *. c.. with
winners classes and championship rating.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
Com Five Triumph,

ORANGE. Feb 2O.-The Commonwealth
five defeated the New Brunswick toi-
l~egiates here Tonight. score 81 10 -.
pearce and Bahcock starred for ;hc sim
ners, while Steedley and Toohcy Wee
the best men on the losing sidt. TIE
score Mt half time was II 20 2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
Albright Sells king Ooranp.

4, Albright has sold the .Airedalc ter
rirr champion King oorang TO Miss
Anita Baldwin of Los Angeles, Cal.
King Oorang has been one of the best
dogs Of his time, Mr.. Albright is at
present living In Los Angeles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
HUNTERS VIE WITH
ANGLERS AT PALACE
National SpOrtsmcn's show Is
Opcned-EXbibit Has Real
Breath Of the Woods.
TRAP SHOOTERS on ROOF

Hunters. anglers and sportsmen of al
kinds were thoroughly AT home In the
Grand Central Palace Yesterday at the
opcning Of the National Sportsmen's
Show. which is booked to display the
features of outdoor life throughout the
coming week. Thousands Of pine trees
served to bring the breath OF the woods
nto the big building and all day long tins
crack of. rifles and shotguns and tho
swish Of the casting line reminded the
visitors of exciting moments in the forc9t
or by the side Of trout streams.
Bears, foxes. coons and wild fowl n
snug quarters at the different exhibits
helped to complcte the picture. while
sporting implements of all kinds were
carefully examined by the city man
making ready for his annual excursion
to the woods. Trap shooters and anglers
put In a busy day on the palace roof
In the opening events of a series OF cum-
petitions that will last until the SHOW
closes next saturday night. The juv-
emile contestants had u rifle range all "a
themselves on the second floor and some
excellent scores were hung mp under tire
supervision of he officials Of the Public
School Athletic League. who believe ~
a litera. acceptance OF the adage OF
teaching the young idea to shoot.
Manager j. A. II. Dressed. who origi-
mated these shows twenty years ago. was
busy greeting veterans OF the sporting
world who came to cncw old acquuint.
ances. Many OF the old timers congre
gated on the roof, and n OF these,
siil Daily OF Hollywood fame. showed
sl,ut 40 haI Lost 1fsfl. Af lts GEt1l 10 a
wing shot by bringing down The blue
rocks with great regularity.
on the main floor Capt Bill Graham,
the most widely known sportsman or
Long Island. held a reception N his
log cabin. \ show OF this kind would
not he complete without the Blue Point
captain. and his quarters We're en-
,ivcned in the afternoon by the arrival
~ Red Hot Hallock OF ~patchogu". VINO
arrived I'm an automobile loaded down
with trophies of the chase. The auto
was decorated with thirteen fox skins.
one raccoon skin. some opossum skins
and "A stuffed mink. all Long Island
products. With Red Hot. who is known
in private life as Henry r. Hallock.
were G. e. Bishop and Alfred Hallock,
and the consignment was completed by
the crowding among the mans OF four
hunting dogs and a live fox.
Though capt. BIN modestiv says that
his outfit only represents a hit OF Long
Island it runs pretty near the whole
anu Of sports. Among those who
will HELM Bill 20 entertain during the
week and the sports they tvpify are
Duck shooting. George Acl<er'y. George
Jones. Charley Rice. VIII Murdoch and
Yep Gordon wild geese. Robert Bishop
and John Smith hayhsh. John Brown
trout. bass and pickerel. Arlington II.
100. 60. 81 60.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21

UNIVERSITY TWELFTH RIG or.
Tot 1l- q IL - ~ II
' niVcr>ity
Twelfth Reg Officers

Two base hlt-nldreih. MryoN N'oIen
bases Taylor Hildrcth, Mccoy Foster
StrI,N out BY Wilcox. .. First ba-- on balls
on Wilcox. B. Double pldN> Mccoy. Taylor
and Mccoy Tavlor ,unIssl -icd, Jiu"- 'uu
ts.-triI Umpirc-.A 7 Barnw,ll Time.
minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21

RACQUET AND f TWELFTH + OF
loltN - y T. - " Is lp'tir -" % 'lN
Twelfth Res Officers 100 \ o " %
kaSilpt u Tennis .. D 70 " % Cd Y

Two base hit-Holt stolen h,st. james,
.: Stcbhin- wrcnn HiIdrcth Taylor. Holt
struck ou'-By A-hnorc O.: hy Fish Z First
base on hail--Oh Ashmure. 4 Double pldNs
-Cpppell and Riwlip-. Taylor tUud-. ted.
tmpirc-A r Baruwcll. rlre-H mirui".
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
From Our Correspondent.

From Our Correspondent.
kingsdale! Where is that?
Yes, it is located in the eastern
part of Pine county on the 500
Line.
Andrew Oman was a business
caller to Markville Saturday.
Okerlund Bros. are back and
are getting ready to build on
their homesteads.
Messrs. Enroth and Erikson of
Minneapolis are up here with a
bunch of land buyers.
Elmer Gustafson has the house
about finished and is expecting
his wife to arrive from Chicago
Our hustling land agent. Mr.
Reestrom of Minneapolis. was ur
with two land seekers last Fri
day.
John Aarlie is building a dwell
ing on his lot recently purchased
from our local townsite agent
Andrew Oman,
The evergreen pickers are bus.
these days. E. l.. Skog of Moos,
Lake is here buying the ever
green.
H. K. Lippink of Hinckle.
visited here over Saturday ant
Sunday. From here he will g.
out west to Washington to worl
| for a Lumber Co.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

Mr.. Samuelson of Sandstone
was a Duquette visitor Monday.
The Swedish Ladies' Aid met
at the home of Mrs. Ed. Arm
strong Saturday afternoon.
The boys and girls of the
seventh and eighth grades enjoy
their bookkeeping very much.
Pearl Erickson, who is attend
ing high school in Hinckley, has
been spending few days at
home.
Both Mrs. Groth and Mrs.
Duauette were on the sick list
this week, but both are greatly
improved.
Helen Erickson received a
birthday surprise party Tues
day evening. The children had
a fine time.
Saturday evening a fire swept
over the swamp region west of
town. The fire bore heavily
towards Martin Johnson's place,
but prompt action on the part of
the neighbors prevented any
harm from being done.
The Halloween Social held in
the school in Sectin 8 Friday
evening was a great success
Miss Erickson. the teacher, has
purchased the necessary utensils
land dishes for hot lunches, ane
there is a little money left.
The school board held its
Irregular monthly meeting Mon
day afternoon. Among Other
things. it was decided to institute
the hot lunch in our school
This is a step forward, and it will
mean much to the children t,
have a good, warm lunch.
| The Duquette Neighborhoo,
Social Club viii hold its regular
monthly good time meeting a
the school house on the evenin,
of Saturday, Nov. 18th. Mis-
Mabel Belanger and Mrs. Eros
have charge of the plans thi
time and a good time is assures
j to all.
There will be a Benefit Socia
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
KERRICK
From Our Correspondent.

From Our Correspondent.
Bert Clark was a Bruno visitor
between trains Tuesday.
Hogan Bros. will have a car
load of apples in this week.
Carl Brandt was transacting
business in Sandstone Tuesday.
j. n. Hogan made a business
trip to Duluth the first of the
week.
Z. M. Rerset sold a fine horse
to Werring Bros, Patzew, Wis,
Monday.
Ed Berset now owns a new
Ford. He is only hitting the
high places.
Don't forget the Catholic
Ladies' Aid sale on Saturday
evening, Nov. 9Th.
U. Il. Brager returned from
Iowa Wednesday morning where
he had been with a carload OF
cattle.
Mr.. Curry Of the firm of Curr,
& White, was here the first Of
the week on business connected
with their big farm east of town
Mr.. Renfro, father of. Jas
Renfro, left for his home a
Macon, H.. Saturday, after hav
ing spent most of the summer
here. Mr.. Renfro has grea
faith in the future of this section
Of the country.
Miss Ward and Miss Youn,
attended the meeting of the M
e. A. Mt Minneapolis last week
returning home Sunday. The.
were accompanied by VIM. Chris
Hansen who is very interested i
educational work.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
Black Bass With HoiIandaise.

Black Bass With Hoitanda'se.
Five pounds black bass, four onions
cut uD fine. one carrot Scraped and cut
in pieces. one celery root cut III small
pieces. one bunch of parsley. one
bunch of leekS cut up. bay leaves ana
whole pepper, two quarts or co1d wa
ter. Peel the skin Of one lemon. add one
half can tomatoes. one tablespoonful
of salt. two tublespoonfuis Of vinegar
and the vegetables. Clean the hSh
carefully, cut off the fins. leave on the
head and tail Put the fish into
granite tin. cover with cold water ana
boil for an hour. Cook all the vege-
tables separately. strain the liquor OF
the vegetables off on to the fish. Add
bav leaves and whole peppers. cover
the fish and let it boil until we'll done.
Serve on a platter with hoilandaise
sauce.
Steamed Rice.
Take one pound OF rice. pick over
carefully. wash in cold water and put
through the strainer. Take two table
spoOnfuls Of butter and melt 1t. and
add the rice. Add three cupfuls OF
cold water and stir with wooden
SPOON. Mix in whole sliced onion
one tablespoonful Of salt. cover aud
steam for thirty-five minutes. ADD
more water to the rice, until it IL vel
covered Serve hot In ii covered dish.
Fresh Spinach.
laaf Al
wash the spinach we'll in cold water
Boil ii In IL vessel with three quarts
of water Adj one tablespoonful 81
salt. Keep the spinach on the stove
for seven minutes and drain through {
colander, pressing water out by mean'
| of large spoon. To make the dressing
! take cupful of cream. mix With i
| one heaping tablespoonful Of flour. tw'
| taDlespoonfulS of butter. well sir
red together. Season well with sal
| and let it boil together. Pour owe
| the spinach and let boil for Il few
! minutes longer. Put the spinach int
Il bowl and add II little V1prikA.
The many desserts served with sof
custard tioating island. cream cak
pie. orange sponge, etc.) can be varied
| both for the eye and palate. by addin:
| to the yellow custard enough meltet
| chocolate to give 1t the desired colo
and flavor When yellow cuStar'
| IL wanted. double portion can b.
| made. and the chocolate added to half
| which can be kept in the rcfrigerato
until the next day. and then used II
some combination entirely ditferen
from the previous day-for instance
floating island. followed by crear
| cake pie.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

at the school house in Section 20,
Friday evening. Nov. 9Th, at
eight o'clock. Every girl is re-
quested to bring a ball of carpet
rags with her name inside, and
these are then auctioned off to
the highest bidders. Everybody
welcome and urgently invited.
A jolly time is guaranteed.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

Brouse. Usiak. Adrianople, Ghaxepore,
Damascus and the Isle of Cashmere
produce the famous altar gul, altar of
roses. Two thousand rose leaves yield
but one dram OF altar, and 500 pounds
Of leaves produce but one ounce OF
the precious oil.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

TiAl uavUr pies. cl.Stards or
drinks equally acceptably, Here are
some recipes for their use:
Lemon Punch.
A good way 10 make Demon punch is
to adj two cupfulS of hot tea ,mAde 10y
pouring two cupfuIs of boiling water
on two teuSpoonfulS Of tea leaves and
letting it steep for Que minute, to the
iulce Of two lemons, a quarter of Il
cupful OF sugar. the shredded peel of
half a lemon; dilute with water as de-
sired and chill before serving An
other good lemon drink is made by
sleeping the Shire ided peel of three
lemons With half cupful of grant
lated sugar and three cupfuis of water
and then straining this hot liquid over
the juice of three lemons ana four TIA.
hleSpounfuls of any fruit jeily-~gyape
ounce, Currant or cF%happie This
beverage may be varied by using many
different sorts Of jelly.
Lemon Custard.
Scald quart of milk With the rind
If two lemons. shredded Strain out
the rind and then add half rupful OF
sugar, n pinch of salt and tablespoon,
full and a quarter nf corustarrh mixed
smooth In little cold water Cook
until the cornstarch has thickened thy
custard ami then beat in the yoIk OF
an egg beaten very light and then fold
In the well beaten white Remove
quickly from the heat and ehjl Serve
in sherbet cups lined with lady fingers
Lemon Pudding.
Mix grated raw potato with the
grated rind of two lemons Pour owe,
this mixture the juice IF two demons
and eupful of cold water and ther
mix in II cupfuI Of sugar, Pour int
buttered baking dish and sprinkle witt
sugar aud dot with butter and bake
Tapioca With Lemon,
Soak two tabieSpoonfUIs of tanincs
in "a quart of cold water for m hcu,
and then bring Ii to the boiling Yoint
Then add the juice Of three lemons
| and the rsnd grated of one Ada II cun
f,ll OF sugar and cook until il is thick
Remove from the fire and fold in tn.
| beaten whites OF two eggs
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
DUQUETTE

From Our Correspondent.
Mr.. Duquette has returned
from Montana.
August Westlund returned
from Cambridge Sunday.
Albert Anderson returned from
the Twin Cities Tuesday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

7'Zl,8KITCEHEN
..sz: .,..::,,:5l(SUPBOABD
The USEFUL LEMON.

TIE value of lemons in the house
4 hotd can hardly be overestiluated
TiAy uavUr pies. c,StarIs or
thinks equally acCeptably, Here are
Sone recipes for their use:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
IJlleQfxITGHEN|
IGgsll5UPBOARD|
AN EASTER DINNER.

THE method given below of COOK
ing black bass will be found TO De
very delicious.