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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-04
Tea Table Talks
BY May De Witt Talmage
TRUST: DON'T DOUBT.

The train had been stalled by a
big snow storm Men and women
were fretting at the delay and the
physical discomfort when a man
was overheard to say to another
man: How are you going to ex-
plain to your wife the reason for
getting home so late, she will never
believe facts"
That remark opened a whole line
Of thought TO me- What had lead
up to it? Was it his fault that his
word was not believed? Had his
wife found him untruthful at other
times? Did he. like some men
think all women doubtful and dis
trustful, and so had told her little
falsehoods at times thinking it might
save trouble? Was it a case of
AeSOp's Fabes, where the boy cried.
wolf, wolf" so many times when
there was no wolf, that when he
told the truth no one believed him
or was it really a case where a
woman had read or heard 50 much
about mans prOverbial excuses that
she had made her husband feel that
she would never believe any excuse
he might give for not coming home
I have known women, who, thanks
to their faithful and constant sug-
gestion. have made their husbands
men of worth if they could not
make them men of genius. I heard
the head master of one of our great
boys preparatory schools say. Il
always tell the boys when they en-
ter the school. I am going TO be-
lieve you no matter what you tell
me. if you tell me it is the truth.
because ] would rather he deceived
hundred times by a boy not tell
ing me the truth than TO doubt one
who was"
How much better it is TO start out
with TIA eidea that someone is tell
ing you the truth, for if we expect
only what we deserve we are very
apt TO get il. There is always a
good return for given confidence
Did you ever see a blind man
selling papers with his money and
papers on stand at the mercy Of
anyone who passes DID anyone
ever steal from such a one? He
trusts. he believes in people, while
another man who Is always afraid
some one will steal his watch or
pocketbook. has been known TO find
them stolen.
Is not the boy and girl who are
put on their own responsibility
those whom we trust, more apt 70
live up 10 that trust. than one who
is always suspected Let the element
Of doubt and fear enter into our
minds with regard 10 anyone and
we are much more apt 70 be disap-
pointed in them than if we had
given them our full confidence and
trust. Thoughts are our private
property. and we can regulate them
10 suit ourselves. SO let Us cOntin-
uauy cultivate them only 10 expect
the best from anybody and never
look for anything but truth and hon
esty.
4 mind always hopeful and cour.
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PERSONALS

Miss Catherine Cassidy, 1882 y.
Eddy st. is recovering from a severe
attack of pleurisy.
Miss Deloris Bowles of Chicago re-
turned home Thursday evening after
spending a couple of days with Mrs
Meta Anderson, 1898 Lincoln way Z.
Miss Madeline Doyle. 1115 Campau
st, has returned after a visit at
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Miss Anna Fogarty has returned
! TO her home at Michigan City, Ind,
after visit with her sister. Mrs.
, Charles Keller, 500 n. Notre Dame
av.
Miss Helen Langbaum of Detroit
/ is spending a few days in this city.
: Miss Madeline Moore Of Ardmore
4 is visiting with relatives here.
Daniel Peters has moved from 800
4 st. Louis blvd. to make his home at
I Columbus. o.
Miss Winifred LaFortune, 1915
Howard st, is making an extended
I visit at Detroit.
Miss Irene Brennan. 915 Notre
Dame av-, is visiting at Indianapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hnlman, 1O4
n Hill ST. have returned from a
few days visit at Berrien Springs.
| Mich.
Mrs. Edward McNulty. COZ Notre
! Dame av., has gone to Michigan
City, Ind, for few days visit.
Miss Ethel Petersen, y. st. Peter
st, has gone. TO Cleveland, O., for
an extended visit
Mrs. Edith NJ. Talbot, 624 Notre
Dame av., has gone to Florida to
spend the remainder of the winter
Miss Genevieve Doyle has return
ed to her home at Grand Rapids
Mich, after a visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. Leo Scott. 900 Notre Dame
av.. is spending a few days at De-
troit.
Miss Marie O'Connel, 1913 Jeffer-
son blvd, has returned form a few
days visit at Chicago
Louis Coquillard has moved from
the country to make his home at 331
y. Francis st.
George Manning Of Columbus. o..
is the guest of his brother, L. G..
Manning, 1913 Park av.
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ageous attracts TO itself powers ia
vora BILE TO that purpose.
RIVER PARK

The River Park Independent club
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Fred Slade, :. Nineteenth 81. Dur
ing the business session, plans were
partially made to give a social some
time in the near future. and the
following committee was appointed
to complete the. arrangements Mes
DANES Schuyler Conrad Ambrose
Bussert and L. Bidwel Music and
contests featured the afternoon.
FaVors were won by Mrs Lee. Mrs.
Will Ault. Mrs. c. b. Ault and Mrs.
Bowman. A fancy apron dOn-ted
by the hostess was won by Miss Elma
Conrad A two-course luncheon was
served in the dining room with
decorations suggestive Of Valentine
day. Mrs George Leeper, Mrs.
Dodd. Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Kaleb Booker
and Mrs. Bourman were guests of
the club. The next meeting viii be
held Thursday, Feb Il, with Mrs.
Benjamin Triplet.
Miss Wilma Madelin viii be
hostess to the Busy Bee club Friday
from 10 3 o'clock.
Mrs. L. A. Brown, south Of here.
entertained a number of friends
Thursday at dinner in honor Of Mrs
Thomas Munday Of Joliet. III Gov
ers were laid for il at a table cen
tered with pink roses.
The members Of the Needle Craft
club were entertained Thursday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Harry Gross. 5.
Twelfth ST The time was spent So
cially with needlework. The host
ess served a delicious two-course
luncheon. The next meeting will be
Thursday. Feb L. with Mrs Will
liam Rinard. Mishawaka av.
A meeting Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety Of the NJ r. church was held
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Frank Wolfe. s. Seventh St
The meeting was opened by a short
devotional service. After the bus
mess was disposed Of the time was
spent sewing ana the hostess served
refreshments The next regular
meeting Will be held Feb. Is at the
home of Mrs. William Schock, 8
Seventh St
Mrs Marshall Ball. Greenlawn av..
entertained with a dinner Of 10 COW
ers. complimenting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Orser Of Mishawaka
The supper at the NJ r church
Thursday evening under the auspices
OF the Ladies' Aid was a very sue
cessful affair. over 100 guests were
served during the evening.
When stepping out Of her door
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. J. J.
Schock. :. Seventh St, slipped and
fell, breaking her arm in two places
Miss Helen Flood OF Laporte Is
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Marshall
Ball
Mrs Hacker 5. Fifth ST. has re-
turned from Plymouth where she
was called By the illness and death
OF her mother. Mrs. Turner
Tate Fender. 5. Seventh st. has
recovered from an attack OF diph-
! iberia and the quarantine has been
J lifted from the home
Mr.. ana Mrs John Poutus have
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returned To EIkhart after d VISIT altn
TRENDS here.
y. X. TRACER, who has been visit
ing River Park friends tile past week.
returned 10 Chicago FRIDAY.
q daughter WAS the recent 4alEaE
al the nome OF Ar. ana Irs. Albert
Wiz
Myron Wyatt has zone To- Ir
cianapOns 10 spend a ICES. days s.lfl
friends.
mrs. Harry scnroyer. MlshaWaAa
a., entertained the Penelope cIu
Thursday afternoon Following the
business session, the time was spent
with needlewOrk The hostess ser.-
ed a twO-cOurse luncheon Mrs
Barney Scanl0n was d guest The
next meeting viii be boz two weeks
with Mrs William Wenrick.
A meeting Of the WILLING Workers
viii be- held Saturday afternoon ar
the home 0f Mrs ora Hubbard.
Mishawaka av.
A daughter was born Thursday o.
Mr. and Mrs William Heartsteln
Sixteenth ST.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duw8r.-
have moved from Mishauaka o. the
Wright home on 1Ishavaka as.
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CORN MUFFTNS.

Materials-One cUpful flour. two
tablespoOnfuls butter. one cupful
yellow cornmeal, three tablespoon
fuls sugar, one cupful milk, two
eggs, one teaspcOnful salt three
teaspOonfuls baking powder.
Directions-Cream the butter and
sugar thoroughly together. add the
eggs, we'll beaten, and milk. Then
turn in slowly the dry ingredients
which have been sifted together
three times. Divide into creased
gem pans and bake in a moderately
hot oven % minues. Sufficient for
u mullins
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MACARON SOUP.

Cook down the bones of the roast
beef which have been chopped small
With an onion. a carrot. "a bunch of
sweet herbs. a little celery and any
other vegetable obtainable, with the
a sieve, thicken with a little corn
starch and cover with caramel. Add
beef cube or a little beef extract
to this stock 10 give it a richer
flavor, season highly and cook in it
about two ounces OF macaroni
broken into very small pieces.
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] wish 10 request all parties that
have purchased Spectacles or Eve
Glasses of me 10 call with their
glasses and have them refined up;
new screws free Of charge. Call at
32212 S Michigan St. first stairway
south of the Indiana Theater. after
noon or evening, please. If in need
of new lenses or glasses 1 shall be
pleased 10 test and sell YOU at a
special low price If my friends
wish my service at their residence
/ Will call only morning hours I
have fine full-equipped Optical Par
Tors. Please call and see me in nv
new location. Office open all hours.
Respectfully,
AdNt- DIR. r. SPANGLE.
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- HoUingsworth. 627 Leland av.
Mrs Homer Robinson and Mrs Clar-
ence Stoudt were named on the north
section calling committee and Mrs.
Hollingsworth and Mrs. Harry Wool
man on the south division After
the meeting the hostess served re-
freshments. Mrs Gilcore, Cottage
Grove av.. will act as hostess at the
meeting March ,. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. F. p. Herrold.
About - couples. mostly out-of-
town guests here for the military
ball. attended the third Of the series
OF Thursday afternoon assembly
dances at the oliver hotel yesterday.
Miss Helen NJ. Kruger. under
whose direction the assemblies are
being given. stated yesterday that.
owing TO the increasing popularity
OF the matinee assemblies, dancing
will hereafter begin at D. m. each
Thursday and last until $50.
The monthly business meeting of
the Ladies' Aid society Of the Eng
lish Lutheran church was held at
the home of Mrs. a. II. Keck. $50
Cottage Grove av., Thursday after
noon. only the general business of
the society was attended TO and
plans made for supper TO be given
Saturday evening at the Maccabee
hall Members of the aid viii meet
March ..
Mrs +. a. Lind and Mrs. John
kullenburg were hostesses to the
Aid society members of the Swedish
Lutheran church Thursday after
noon in the social parlors Of the
church a program consisted Of an
address by the Rev. G. Olson. read
ing by Mrs. A. p. Johnson and must
cal numbers by Mrs. 6. Pritz. Mrs.
| Carl Elk and Mrs. John Steiner The
society will meet in two weeks.
A business meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society Of Mizpah Evangelical
| church was held in the basement Of
| the church Thursday. The annual
| reports Of the various committees
and society were given. after which
| a social session was held. No place
has been decided for the meeting on
| March 2.
Members of the Sewing circle of
| the German Zion Evangelical church
| were entertained in the parish school
| Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Maggie
| Troeger. Mrs. Bertha Macht, Mrs
| Mary Troeger and Miss Barbara
| Troeger The time was spent with
needlework and the hostess served
| light refreshments 10 the so mem
bers present.
! The Knights Of Columbus will en-
| terrain this evening at their home
| with the first of a series of Friday
| evening social times. The affair will
be in the nature OF a dancing party,
and on next Friday evening the
knights will give a card party for
members and their guests
The weekly meeting of the Home
Girls Bible class was held at the
home of Mrs. Alma O. Ware, Mel
vile building, Thursday afternoon.
The members will have their usual
meeting next Thursday with Mrs.
Ware.
Mrs. Fred Bickelhaupt 712 Forest
av.. entertained members of the old
Time Friends club at a thimble
Thursday afternoon. Following an
afternoon Of sewing, the hostess
served a dainty luncheon. The club
will have its next meeting on Feb.
Il, when Mrs Charles II. Whitmore
Lincoln way w, will act as hostess
The Nonpariel club members en-
tertained with theater party Thurs
day afternoon instead Of their usual
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-04
Ne1U Waists

It's TO your special interest to stop at our
waist epartment-now in larger quarters
and see the beautiful new blouSeS.
The materials include GeOrgette and
crepe de chine-and VIII o. the Wisp is a
new material la Jerz is another beautiful
Silk-iistinctly new. which is built into
blOuSeS
All our blouSeS are of exceptional beauty
and Style-that'S why We are selling So
many these days
The prices we nearly forgot to mention
starting at $3.50 and up by degrees.
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John He'll. Sff Lindsey st. Crochet
work was the principal feature Of
the afternoon. after which the
hostess served refreshments from
the dining room table. ON Saturday
evening. Feb. u, the members VIII
entertain their husbands with a
Valentine party at the home Of AIrs.
He'll. and on Feb. II the club will
have a meeting with Mrs Charles
M. Markham, 913 y. College ST.
An interesting program was en-
joyed by members OF the Home
Economics club Of Clay and Harris
townships at their meeting Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Edward Casey. Miss Mary Casey
gave instrumental and vocal selec-
tlons. Mrs Roy Mace gave the biog-
raphy AID short talk on James
Whitcomb Riley and also a paper on
The Requirements of Food Preser-
vation'; Mrs. II. g. LOngley read an
article on Use Of Poisonous Pre-
servatives." Roll call was respond
ed 10 with reasons for being thank
ful The annual supper OF the club
viii he held Feb. IL at the home
OF Mrs. George Hepler. and Mrs.
John Chearhart viii entertain the
regular meeting March 2
Mrs. Alma Reed, 519 S Franklin
st. was hostess yesterday afternoon
20 the Ideal Embroidery club. An
especially prepared program on Nc
Kinley was presented by Mrs Frank
Smith. Mrs. John Inwood Mrs
Frank Jeferies and Mrs w. H.
Bertsch Little Miss Mildred Bertsch
contributed instrumental bers
A luncheon Of two courses was served
late ina the afternoon. The home
was artistically arranged to suggest
color note OF red. white and blue.
meeting Of the club will be held
Feb. II with Mrs. Jefferies. 81 w.
Marion st.
Members Of Lowell Heights La
dies Aid society were entertained in
the church parlors Thursday. The
afternoon was given 10 business
session. when the reports of the
year We're given, showing that a
sum of S25 has been earned by
members. and plans made for a
Valentine box social TO be held al
the church Feb. IA Mrs. J. Roth
ballier. Mrs Ramsey and Mrs.
Peach acted as hostesses for the af-
ternoon, serving refreshments 20 %
guests. The society will have its
usual meeting March ,.
The meeting of the Aid society of
Epworth Memorial church was held
at the home of Mrs. Emma Hoover.
712 w. I.asalle av.. Thursday after
noon. with an attendance Of 25 mem
] bers. Arrangements were made for
{ the Sunday evening services, when
I the aid society viii have charge
and Mrs. Cecil Franklin will speak
on Christ and Temperance. A
/ pleasant social time with refresh
ments and Victrola numbers follow
/ ed the meeting Mrs c. w Seifert
assisted the hostess. The next meet
ing of the society will be March 2
The Jacundi Actf Labores club met
with Miss Clara Brandt, n. Mich
| igan St. Wednesday evening. Dur
| ing the evening an interesting pro-
/ gram was given consisting Of a piano
/ solo by Miss Elsie Meyers. vocal solo
/ by Miss Brandt. pantomimes by Miss
/ Elinor Gaik. LeOna eau and Miss
| Voneta Kruger and violin solos 10y
| Miss Bernice HollOweH and Miss
| Grace Meach. A luncheon was
| served at the close. In two weeks
| Miss Elinor Gaik. 525 5. Main St
| Will entertain the club.
a meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary
Of Trinity NJ. f. church was held
Thursday afternoon with Mrs v
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announcements

The Ladies' Aid society Of Grace
Evangelical church will meet this
afternoon at o'clock at the home
of Mrs. G. Caller. 647 Diamond av.
The Woman's auxiliary of St
James. church will meet Feb. 16 at
the home Of Mrs. r. b. Aldrich. 300
S. Franklin st.
The department Of literature OF
the PROGRESS club will entertain the
general club Saturday afternoon at
the little theater in the new high
school building. The play. "Pyg-
malion and Galatea" will be present
ed under the direction of Miss Gene
Thompson The regular business
meeting of the club will precede the
play
The w. c. Sunshine club will meet
Wednesday with Mrs William Brett
cher, 73S sherman av.
Famous Peanut Butter Special to-
morrow sc 10. lbs for 25c at the
nLuoIo1phfa Ix+t
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NelU Skirts

You'll surely want separate skirt just
now--and naturally you'll come to Els
worth's for it! We are going to feature
these separate skirts very strongly for Satur-
the skirts of silk and then all the other new
materials are included
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SOCIETY


The Ladies Aid society and Wom-
ems Missionary society of the First
Evangelical church held its regular
monthly business meeting Thursday
with Mrs A. z..IImer. 1907 = Main
81. The afternoon was spent in "A
business session after which Mrs.
w. II. Freshley vice president OF the
w ~ s.. had charge OF the pro-
gram In place Of the regular pro-
gram "a prayer meeting was held for
the interest of the revival meetings
now being held The subject Tor the
afternoon was. fThe Parable of the
Talent" During the afternoon the
members presented beautiful palm
20 Mrs Zillmer whose saith birthday
anniversary fell on that date. A
social hour followed with refresh
ments. The next meeting will be
held in one month. the place to be
announced later
The Ladies' Aid society Of Linden
Avenue Christian church met at the
home OF Mrs. u. Wymer. 22O6 Law
ton ST. THURSDAY afternoon. The
session followed by "a social hour
with refreshments. Next month the
society viii meet at the church 20
elect new officers
Mrs o. $. Barrett. 715 y. St
Louis blvd. entertained members of
her 800 club Thursday afternoon.
The time was spent at cards and IA
vors we're given to Mrs. j. Mental.
Mrs Peter Martin. Mrs A. Daveline
and Mrs. Barrett. A social hour fol-
lowed with refreshments. The club
viii meet again i'm two weeks with
Mrs. George Robinson, S33 y. Hill
ST.
the Roselawn Home Economics
club was pleasantly entertained ar
an al-day meeting Thursday at the
home Of Mrs Il. g. Chalfant. Niles
rd. I'm response 10 the roll call ia
vorite Bible characters were given.
short papers on the subject Sugar"
were on the program. The Source
OF Cane Sugar" was treated by Mrs.
William Kuehl Food Values" and
Digestion of Sugar" by Mrs. X. w.
Perley. and Uses of Sugar in the
Diet was given 10y Mrs. Grover
Markham Mrs. George G.. Foster
discussed Sugar for Children" A
general discussion on How the
housewives Recreation Time Should
be- Spent followed. with current
events by Mrs. John S. Bordner. A
candy demonstration was also a fea-
ture OF the meeting. At noon the
guests enjoyed a delicious dinner.
ON March S and Miss Garvin of
Purdue university will be here TO
demonstrate before the club at a
meeting i'm the Ullery school
The Impromptu club had its regu-
lar meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. T. A Freeman.
1910 Woodward av.. when peace day
was obs -ved. Roll call was respond
ed 90 with quotations on Peace" ;
America was sung by the club:
Mrs. l.. w Snyder gave reading on
Disarmament" by Whittier; Mrs
g. y. Pollock gave an address, IAN
Appeal 90 Women. Mrs Freeman
gave the subject, Universal Peace
I'm ITS Relation 10 Women. a song
The rive Souls" was given during
the meeting. Members of the clut
viii meet on Feb II with Mrs
Daniel Rich. S13 Leland av
The Swastika club members wer,
guests on Thursday afternoon of Mrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-04

You'll indeed be surprised when YOU see
the admirable collection of dresses we are
showing for spring. The materials are the
newest, of course, and the styles most
charming. All colorS in this collection and
priced to please YOU.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-04
WALNUT CUsTARD PIE.

Materials-Two eggs, a scant half
cupful sugar, salt, two cupfuis hot
milk. one-half teaspoonful vanilla,
one-half cupful finely ground Eng
lish walnuts or pecans and almonds.
Directions-Beat the eggs. add
the sugar and salt, pour on the hot
milk, strain and add the vanilla and
nuts. The nuts Will rise TO the top
and form a tender crust to the GUS
tard. Bake in one crust.
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COLONIAL RICE PUDDING.

afternoon of sewing. Mrs. George
Secor. 2O7 w. Marion St, will be
hostess at the meeting in two weeks.
The Good Fellowship club Will en-
terrain with a dancing party in
American hall this evening. Music
Will be furnished by the Arts or
chestra
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-04
BAKED EGGs. WITH CHEESE,

Materials-Four eggs. one table
spoonful cheese. cream sauce. hot
water. seasoning.
Directions-Make a cream sauce.
season and pour half into a baking
dish Break in the eggs: stir the
cheese into remaining sauce. Pour
over the top and bake. standing the
dish ia another containing hot water.
Bake 1 2 minutes Individual dishes
are nice
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PLAY TONIGHT

Two games are scheduled for the
Haley school basket ball teams to-
night. The Seniors will clash with
the South Bend Business college five
and the Juniors viii play the heavy
Mizpah quintet Both games will be
played on the Haley floor.
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The Sale Of Lingerie
UnderUear Continues

This newly enlarged department is the
talk of all women tolkS-and why shouldn't
it be? The dainty garments are marked So
reasonable that it isn't at all surprising how
fast We are selling this merchandise.
For Saturday the sale continues. and in
addition to the already special prices let as
mention
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Ne,O Suits
important
wear things.

Our showing of spring suits tor women
and misses is of unusual beauty and the as
SoTtment is very large They are admirably
tailored and each suit reflects the Stvle ten
denotes of early spring. These suits are
suitable for all OccaSionS-and the prices
you ask? Oh, very reaSonablel
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Our ST GOnUns

The quality speaks loud in these garments
made of fine batiSte and nainSook mater
ialS, excellent workmanship and dainty Trim
mngS Priced at only St.OO.
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BAKED STUFFED EGGPLANT.

Materials - one eggplant. cold
cooked meat, bread crumbs, season.
ings and flavorings.
DirectiOns-Parboil the eggplant,
whole. then cut it into halves. scoop
out most of the flesh, mash or chop
this finely and add to it minced cold
meat together with half as much
bread crumbs as you have meat.
Season with a little stock or gravy.
fill the shells of the eggplant with
the mixture, dot with butter or
drippings and bake half an hour in a
moderately hot oven.
COLONIAL RICE PUDDING.
Materials-Two cupfuls cold boil
ed rice, one-fOurth teaspoonful va
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Envelope Chenise $1.OO

These dainty hand-embroidered envelope
chemiSeS are causing some Stir-Of fine ba-
tiSte and nainSOOk, only Sf.OO.
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Beacon Blankets

Beacon Indian Blankets sos each
Beacon plaid ard fancy Blankets
Ali the newest ColorS, bound with Z
inch silk ribbon, S275 and sos pair
Main Floor,
South Annex