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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17
NuB 0er Bnnoe8bQuptitabt
(Sortietung bon Ser 1. @eite.)
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9epniitoren iparen mebr als So 9rpz
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Samstug allnebmen.
9as @eleb miro nad ber@riportunq
Ser Nbminiitrationsfiibrer 80 Wlillips
men @olars im na6iten Sabre ein:
bringen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17
2ofaler @etterberidlt.

Davenport, 16. Ie5.
1lirdlldnitts garon1eterllarlO $3.50
3urd)ldnitts : Senperatlr %
SodylIe Semperatl1r bellte 81
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17
8eriammlnne Der gftieninbaber.

Sic Notwithstanding Ser @f=
tianinbaber Der 9nbenport @abings
8nff bon 9nbenport, Soma, fir Sic
Bnbl bon neun 9ireftoren fir bas
fommenbe Sabr miro itattfinben in Der
Office Der 9%enannten 8anf, @de Der
:3peiten nnb Wain 5trabe, am Mnnz
tag, Ben 10. Sanl1ar 1916. Sic
@ti1nmpldbe iin0 often bon 2 Biz 4
l1br Ra6mittags.
S Of II S. 8 IN, Erdii6ent.
Stto Gill, &aiiirer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17
8eriamntluua Ser glftiemiubaber.

Sic Sabresz gerlamml1ng Ser Mf=
t!eninbaber Der @cntt GDnntD @abi1gs
8anf bon 9abenpprt, Sonia, fir Sic
8abl bpm 9ireftoren fir bas fommen@
De Sabr miro itattfinoen III Ser Office
Der %gel,annten 8anf, @de Der 9rittel1
llnb 8rabD Strabe, AM Mittipod}, Ben
912. Sunuar 1916. Sic G%timn1pIGBe
,1ino often pon 10 lbr Morsens big
70 llbr Mlittags.
5. $. 6ab, grdii6ent.
Quit @tueben, &aiiirer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17
Weriamn,luna Ser g(ftieniuGaber.

Sic Sabresz@ eriammll1ng Der Mfz
tt%eninbaber Der German Srl1it gpm~
pa,,b BON 8abenport, Sptpa, fir bie
Ncutpabl bon 9ireftoren fir bas fom=
menbe ssabr ipirb 1tattfinben IN Der
Office Ser @elenlhnft, 9ritte llnb
Main Strabe, an @pntag, Sen 10.
.San1ar 1916, I'm 10 11br @prmittags.
gbas. 81. g Of. 8rdiihcnt.
Otto ST. If e, Sefretdr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17
@crio,mmlnna Ser QlftteniuhQber.

Sic Sabresz@ eriam1lung Ser Off
tieninbaber Ser 9eutlden 5par~8ant
bon 8%abenport, Soma. fir sic Nenz
ipabl Ser 9ireftnren fir bns fpn1men@
Be eSaDr, miro ltattfinben in Ser Dir
flee Der 8nnf, $50 Wnin @traBe, a1n
10. Sanuar 1916, Inn 10 11br gorz
mittags.
Gas. g. @oB, graiiOent.
CD. SEA II III a nm, &a1Iirer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17
gScdiclf(aoe.

9el1rp 9Sortb miro na6 elmer oe=
tern bnrd 9lnrpalt @illiam Soerld
flrterle9tel Sriginalnoti5 am o0er
Dor oen1 "a. 3e5enber cine gsed)iel=
1dlllo I'M getraae bon $3.50 bon
Sobn Fortb nllb George 6. Subbea
i'm Scott Gol1ltp 3iilriftsoeridt elm
flaaell la5len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17

3n pcrfnnfen: Gin Saus bpn adt
3inrmern, @runDltiid SO bel $50,
eleftrii6es 2i6t, Gas, Sl1rnaee, 8alz
Ter unb Mb8ngsfnnal. Cute @9attenz
l1no Srndtbdume. 1$' baar, Ser Nelt
.$12 ben Wo11at; hpenn nnfdgig 81 arz
beiten, feline 3ablllngen. Srar @ag,
1903 Union Gtrabe. 12,1@t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17
GeuerlpebrfapitiGl

'Sbielos bon Ser 5ellermebrfompog-
nie 9to. 6 bnt lid1 geitern 9(ben0 beiln
Nad)Dmlemege bon Ser Gyeuer1Debr=
lpade al Ser IA. lll1b Marqlrctte ctr.
cinclr Mrl1r6rud) 5uae5ogen, als ct olli
benl glatten 8urgeriteige allsglitt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17
6pdDscits9lpfcl1.
5en0erfott 9artra III.


Sen6erfott : g III.
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Sc geitern Nndnmittag I'M orei l1br
SEER &erma11r @en0erfott, ein iull=
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County, Durdp Gaitor 8. $. @orn nit
SSrdl1lei1 Mnnn Maria W}oeqr, oie
Dor bier sSabren aus 5dlespig=6ol=
|iteil1 einlpanoerte, getraut. SEER Sent
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@ambltrg nad Sen @ereinigten gtaa=
ten. Iral15euge11 maren SEER S. 6.
gartram 1tnD 6rdl1lein CLARA @urt-
rom. 9os junge Guar miro cine
6arm IN Scott County bepirtblhai
ten.
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ter bon @errn lrn0 6ral1 s.. S. aaus
aus Ser lllngegeno BON @lue @raB,
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1880 l1br int Hfarrbaltle Der 0eutld)-
1utberiiden 9reieinigfeitsge1nein
burb Gaitor .. $. 6orn nit 6errlr
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reiden il1r1gen 6arner 1tno gobn bon
@errr l1no 6ra1 Sobanl1es Shroe=
Ser bon @llle @rab, So, getrollt.
.Gralt5ellgel1 maren SEER nnO 6rul
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ing fano inn Seine Ser glter1 Ser
Mral1t cine @ob5eitsfeier fir bic llrl=
mittelbarel1 Sarniliel1mitglieoer ltott.
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Seine Ser gltern bes jul1ger Mar=
mes. Ins jllllge Naar miro cine
Iarm in ser 9ea6e Don 8lne @rab
belpirtbidaften.
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Davenport, ml1r0e norgelterl1 Nod=
mittag Inn 5lpei l1br I'M Seine ibrer
glterll, Serrr ltnO 6rol S. &c.
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traute porgeltern geadmittag I'm
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Davenport, einem Sobl1 bon Serr1
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grout. 3as iunga Naor miro eill
Tarnl in Ser 9fabe Don glorioqe &c
!, mirtbldaften.
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SIM 8eiieil1 bon is Gerpanote
lpuroe gelterl1 Mittag lit oell1 pripo
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6raltlein Oiilie Ibe0e, cine Iod)tp
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Il mo Wfilmallfee a11getretell llllb min
nadj Ser Hiidfebr bie 6orrl Ser Sra
Seimitdtte 1T Ser llmgcgen6 Don 9
: ron bemirt6ld)aften.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17

Sreunben llno 8efnnnten Diernit
Die traurige 91adricbt, DOB meinl gez
liebter @attc, llrler lieber @ater,
S6lpie9erpnter n1b @robbater,
MnoreaS S. 9aa r..
am 9ormerstag, sen 16. 9e3ember,
gormittags nm II l1br,, naG langenl
lbiperen 2eiben i'm SITTER bon Is Sab
rem, 1 Monat nnb 26 Sa0en lanft
ent1dlafen lit.
9as 2eiden6egdn9niB fin6et an
Spnntdg, ben 10. 9e3ember, Nadmitz
tags Inn 2. l16r, ppm 1r%auerbm1Ie leiz
ner 5pdter, Srm1 g. G1ge. $40. 141C
me1fl. Rlca1nnt Strabe, unter Ser
Nulpicien Ser 9nnilb grntberbpp>
2nge aus na6 bem Sairmo1nt Srieb=
bofe ltatt.
lint titles 8cileib bitten Sic ticf6e.
triibten 5interbliebenen:
Srnl slnna 9aa, geb. @elms, @attin
NicDlmis 9al, 9nrant, So,
9lnbreas 9al, ST., 9upenport, So,
Srau Gbris. MaiDlt, geb. SAT-,
Woline, ST.,
Geter 9aG, sul1burh, Sa.,
Spbn 9al, 9llrnnt, Sa.,
Sran @elmiltg Stabl, gcb. 9a1,
@abenport, Sa.,
Sran 8. Gngc, 9eb. 8all,
9ubenport, So,
neblt @6ipiegerfinoern, gnfe(n uno
8ermarbtcn.
N.n.S.17,18,19t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17
StaDt unb GoumQ,
5rcitag, ben II, 9e5ember.
@eherberidt.

@ai + II tom II. Ge5.
Sir Slil1ois: &alter Treitag uno
Sdalccfallt better 1mo mariner
tSanlstag.
Sir Soma: Griibe Sreitoq, pabr-
idleinli6 Sdncc inn Sltcn ul1o fal=
tel; better mo iteigen0e Senlpera=
tllr Salnstaa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17
Seiratbs : @rla1bnisidlcinc.

$. @, sellot, @aleott, uno 2l1Ilt
@roB, I%aoenporf.
q. g. @llp, 9aoenport, ullo q. 6.
Gamalul, @lOribge.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17

3m %perfanfen: Neues mobernes 8llnz
gnlptp, maize Der 3. 9traBe 2inie.
Se6S 3imner, 3 IN gidenbof5 Iusz
ltattl1l1g, 5 &leiber@8 anbl6ranfe, cine
@eldirrfalnlner, s@lasi6ranf fir ge<
16ltffenes @lns, III bas Buffet bineins
gebnllt. @runoltiicf so bel 1872. Gin
She'll baar. Ser Nelt in mpnatliden
MSab1l1ngen. @igentbiimer berldBt
Die Stabt. g. o. 8pr 28G.
12.1Wt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17

8erlanst: @ausbdltcrin, 9eutIde
borge5ogen,. III Samilie bon 8ipcien.
|Ssrgenb eire 3eit bpr5nipre6en in SEQ.
|1418, 30 @trnBe, God S5lanb, oocr
man ~telep5pnire Npd Ssla1o - 2089.
II, 1gSt..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17
Mniet8eu fur
&rtett8pldte, 8trfdnfe, 8erlxte,
01nhff4frHe ofr
WpbuMuAen etc.

in bieier Mubrit neroen fir eine,1 Eal
bic 5u elmer 8obe 81 oe,t nadfolgcn.
Ben Staten inlsrirt: Bis 51 bier 8eilen
iober beren @Ium SOC, uber bier rnb
Biz 5u n6t 3eilen $1.00. @etne Mn.
5eige tpiro fit @: oils SOC ange.
nommen.
Stir @tellengo,ude tpirb Bel et1> bts
ie9smaliger Snfertipn 25c bere6net.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17

i3u nerfaufen: @imban Biano, $75,
Ioipie anbere 5a11sbaltung5 : @egen<
llnb WDbel. 8nr5nlpre6en ppr
6 l1brI Nbenbs, $50. 1918, 2. Npen1e,
Npd Sslanb, Sn. 11,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17

3n b%crfanfen: Ment Warfet, cine
quite @ele9enbeit fir Sen ridtigen
Wann. Ndberes ldriftli6 uber miinbz
lid bon @nt. 8ierfamp, 3nrant, Sa.
15,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-17
Meme 2lnjei8en,


Srcunoen llno 8efannten biermii
sic trauri9e giodridt, baB meinl gez
liebter @attc, nnler lieber @ater.
Gd1nicnprhntrr unH m~rn111ntrr
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03
Fresh Vegetables Reasonably 2

Extra tender Leaf Lettuce, ID. Of
this equals 2 lbs OF the ordinary,
Ib. 25c.
Crisp Dwarf Celery, bunch, toc q 1se
Younq Onions, large bunch &c
Crisp Rsdishes, 3 bunches, 1oc
Vegetable Oyster. bunch Sc
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, ID. Sc lbs.
25c.
Parsnips, 3 lbs. ioc
Parsley, cauiifiower and Mushrooms
Hot House Tomatoes
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03

atine into the syrup and stir until
melted. Then set In cold water and
stir until il begins TO jelly. Wet a
fancy mould. pour In some OF the
Jelly. then arrange the apples In a
layer. with a few bits OF preserved
ginger and lemon strewn over them !;
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03
In the Dairy Department

Domestic Swiss Cheese, ID. 30c
New England Sage Cheese, ID. 2se
New imported Roquefort Cheese
ID. soc.
New Camembert Cheese In tins Sc
in wood pkos. soc
Pure Strained Honey In glass jars
1Oc and 2Sc
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03

IF YOUR FOLKS LIKE PAN
Michigan Buekwhest Flour, 10 10.
sack 45c.
All kinds Of prepared and seIf-ris.
ina pancake flours.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03

pour over the rest OF the semi
liquid jelly and put the mould away
to harden. Serve with whipped
cream.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03
Something New Non-Freeze Cabinet

link in the handling delivery milk
mman the bottles exposed the elements and
dust dogs ETC.
the winter milk freezes and rises from the top Of the bottle to the
the
discomfort baby
nothing of the accumulation of Of and around the bottle
all pasteurzed and would
should compulsory that all products
sanitary insulated cabinet
should be a part of house
We manufacture improved heavily insulated sefocng cabinets
of the boed the
building in both three and sizes They will last
five
cabinets highly
boards of health this city, limited
cabinets wholesale direct the prices $375 $3.50
andS each, delivered.
cabinets satisfied
q
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03
Fresh Fruit..-Best on the Market

Tokay Grapes, 61z ib. baskets 6oc
Fancy Malaga Grapes, ID. 25e
Northern Spy Apples, PIX. SOC
Baldwin Apples, PIX, 4oc
TaIInnan Sweet Apples, PIX. 45c
Fancy Jonathan Apples, dox. 24e
Fancy PippIns, PIX. 4oc
catawba Grapes, basket zoe
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03

NEW YORK. Doc. s.-JohA
O'Boyie. waldorf bsllhop who used
To be known - "John o." was
called John D." today. A hotel pa
tron tipped John on war stocks. He
cleared $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03
Pineapple Erltters.

Sprinkle the slices OF pineapple
with sugar. dip them in the prepared
batter AMI fry them in deep fat and
serve them with brandy sauce made
as follows:
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03

pound raisins. one-fourth pound can
died orange peel.
Way of preparing-Sif together
the -four. salt and spices. Chop the
suet very fine and add TO IL the
sugar. eggs, carrots and fruit.
Dissolve the soda in the sour
milk. Mix the two sets Of ingredi-
ents and. lastly. add the milk.
Pour the pudding in a buttered
mold and steam three hours, or
place II in two smaller molds and
steam them two hours.
Serve with hard sauce.
Tanserine Ice Cream
Materials-One cup milk, one
quart cream. one pint sugar. six
egg whites. six egg yolks. grated
rind OF four tangerines, juice and
pulp OF i2 tangerines,
Way OF preparing-Place cream
and milk in a double boiler. Beat
the egg yolks until they are thick
and light colored. and then gradu-
ally add the sugar. Then pour the
hot milk and cream slowly over the
eggs and sugar Return TO the FIRE.
cook three minutes and remove from
the Are and cool.
Crate the yellow rind or four tan
gerines. then squeeze out the juice
and pulp OF l2 and add this to the
milk and egg mixture when II has
become cold Then add the stifny'
beaten whites just before placing
the mixture in the freezer. When
frozen pack again with ice and salt.
cover and let stand Ave hours to
ripen.
Dainty Desserts Of Apples
Jeliied Apples
Soak one-half box gelatine IN one
half Gun -Mater. Peel, core and
quarter two quarts tart apples. fut
one pint water, the same OF granu-
lated sugar, the juice OF one lemon
and a pinch of ginger in sauce
nan. when the sugar is dissolved.
let il boil 10 minutes. then put IN
the apples. a few at time, Let
them cook till tender but not orok-
en-. Take out with a wine spoon
and spread on dish. Nhen ali
the apples are cooked, pour the gel
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03

New Pure Maple Sugar, per ID. 22c
Pure Maple Syrup, gallon st.45; half
GALLON, e0c.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03

rtsttns-the plain neat klna-tAat
is rtGht-Ttmes Job DEBT --Nsls ]H7o.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03
Brandy Sauce.

Materials-One-half cup water, one
cup sugar. one tablespoon butter,
one-half cup brandy.
Way OF Preparing: Boil the sugar
and water together for five minutes,
add the butter. remove from the Are
and add the brandy.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03

FLORIDA ORANGES On
First OF the season, doz.. JVS
Sweet Valencia Oranges, doz. 4oe,
55c and zoe.
Fancy Lemons
Fancy Grape Fruit, 2, 3 and for 25e
Cape Cod Cranberries, extra large,
ID. 12c.
Pomeoranstes, &c for f5c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

fruits especially those that are re-
ceived through city markets) harbor
insects and opher impurities that only
washing will remove. The best way
to wash berries is to put them into
large bowl of cold water and splash
them about, repeating the process
with fresh water till the berries are
free from sand and dirt. BY this
method the sand settles to the bottom
Of the bowl, whereas II the berries
are placed in colander or sieve all
the sand does not wash through, but
more or less lodges on the fruit
The most popular fruit and the one
longest in season is the grapefruit.
For breakfast 1t is served in a simple
manner. but for luncheon or dinner
ii may be combined with cordials or
suitable garnishes and be made as
elaborate as desired. In preparing
grapefruit for breakfast wipe with
Cheesecloth wrung out Of cold water
cut in halves crosswise mot from end
to end) and with sharp, thin bladed
knife remove seeds. then cut around
pulp within each section OF the fruit
except the outside next rind; cut this
last of all severing the membrane
where 1t joins the rind. and cutting
to the bottom Of the fruit. Next, cut
the core from the bottom Of the grape
fruit. and pull the core upward; it
should bring with it the skin between
sections Of the pulp. leaving pulp I'M
disturbed in its place. Holding pulp
down on one side with the fiat side
of the knife and pulling one side at
a time greatly helps in removing the
membrane. One must be careful in
preparing grapefruit in this way to
avoid too much pressure. 1t should
be handled lightly, otherwise much
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doilies. On each dolly place the SER
vice plate. At the right Of each service
plate place a knife and to the right
of the knife n spoon Tor the cereal at
the left of the plate fork; at the Rift
of the fork the napkin. Place the
water glass on n small dolly matching
the plate dolly and centrepiece at tho
point Of the knife. Lay the bread and
butter plate on a small dolly at the
tip Of the fork. Place the butter
spreader across the upper right hand
side Of the plate. Directly in front, at
the head Of the plate, place a dolly
and on that a finger bowl one-third
full Of tepid water. Place salt and
pepper sets, each set on a small dolly.
between each two covers.
In front OF the mistress place the
coffee service. This will necessitate
slight changes in the cover laid for
her use.
One Of the most attractive arrange
ments is the large silver tray holding
coffee urn, hot water pot. creamer
and sugar bowl with sugar tongs. n
bowl for the water which has been
used 10 heat the cups and as many
cups and saucers as the tray will ac-
commodate. BE sure that the teaspoon
Is on the right hand side OF the saucer.
All fruit has been exposed TO dust,
dirt or handling and should be made
clean when brought from market or
garden. Pears and apples il cleansed
by rubbing will take a high polish,
which adds to their beauty. Peaches
should be brushed or wiped carefully.
Grapes should be washed, thoroughly
drained and the imperfect ones re-
moved just before serving. Some
persons do not approve of washing
berries, but berries and other small
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Juice escapes and the fruit is not
pleasing in appearance. The halves
of grapefruit are NOW sprinkled with
sugar or the sugar may be passed. as
some persons consider II more whole
some in the natural state. Grapefruit
is not at its best when prepared the
night before serving, but 1t is quite
desirable that it stand in an icebox
from ten to fifteen minutes II sugar is
served on II.
Grapefruit is served at luncheon or
dinner either as a first or as dessert
course. when grapefruit is to be served
in either of these ways prepare as al
ready mentioned or carefully remove
the sections and serve in glasses which
come for the purpose. or in sherbet or
champagne glasses. Various cordials
are used for favoring. and some gar
nishes answer the purpose of flavor
ing as well. The Maraschino cherry
is the most common of these: another
is Bar lie Due currants. either red or
white, a spoonful placed over the
fruit or in the centre cavity: cubes
of apple mint jelly with grapefruit
make a combination pleasing to eye
and palate; candied fruits may be
chopped fine and sprinkled over grape
fruit: whipped cream sweetened and
favored with Mnraschino cordial may
be put on the fruit with pastry bag
and tube. and the cream garnished
with candied violets or cherries. When
serving the grapefruit in its skin
select bright yellow. smooth fruit.
Halves of grapefruit are arranged
for individual service on small plates.
usually covered with a lace paper
dolly. Lycopodium moss makes an
attractive mat and garnish for the
fruit
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HOSTESS knowledge of What to Do at
the Proper Time a Big Asset in
Solving Home Problems
Oranges arranged for serving.

CLEAR. concise and yet COM
prehensive exposition of the
waitress's duties is contained
Evening star., 1915-11-26
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NORTHWEST.
y Cap. cor. r. 1. ave. Parkers Pharmacy.
s sad ST.. cor Ma Mass. ave- Hyge;an Phsrmaey
7th St. cor. T. Criswelrs Pharmacy.
:th St. cor. X. Goldenberg's Information Bureau.
9th St. sss. Roland waiiace's newsstand.
eth St. cor. U. MrIuire's Pharmacy.
14th St, cor p Days Pharmacy.
1sth st.. cor. Col. road. Flemer's Pharmacy.
18th 18th St. cor. Fla; ave. Pearson's Pharmacy.
alst a2lst st. cor G: ouisiey's Pharmacy.
18th ST.. cor. Pa. ave-. Herhst's Pharmacy.
Conn ave-. cor. Fla ave. Ridgeway's Pharmacy.
Georgia ave. 42os. Camphelrs PhaEnacy:
]. st. 1901, Morse's Pharmacy.
Pa. ave. 17oo. Holtzclaw's Newsstand.
NORTHEAST.
y. Cap. St. cor. P, Richardson's Pharmacy.
2nd St. cor Nd. ave. Tsyior,s Pharmacy.
s'h st: cor X, Mcchesney & Joachim. Walter
7tn St. cor II. Yea.man's Pharmacy
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r s ave cor ap &p.cWIiiam. nifn taI4 Pharmsc9
SOUTHEAST.
sth ST. g. Roach Drug Co.
eth ST.. cor. Eye, Weller's Pharm
18Th st, cor. Pa. ave. Bradleys Pharmacy.
SOUTHWEST.
eth ST D. Sullivan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Wis, ave. cor. St. o'Donnelrs Pharmacy.
18th St Co, cor ss,b Wdfs, Tdss rss,Iasy ps,
ANACOSTIA.
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