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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26


On paved street and car line: south front
basement; has tile floor IN bath room. tile
drain board in kitchen. large spacious
closets. hardwood floors, furnace, break
fast room. glazed sleeping porch, built N
buffet. book cases; an ideal home.
CREEL & CANNON.
Phone So75. 40s Martin bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26
For Sale-FurnItme.

For Sale-FurnItuFe.
GAS range. bedstcsd and mattress and
dining table. Phone 58S5.
FOR SALE-New physicians Mcdonald
office chair Address T 23s, care Herald
FURNITURE for sale. corner Of Cotton
and Boulevard Cooley's grocery.
Fl SNITURE for sale, apartment for rent
Apply mornings. apt 81 Ramsey.
FOR SALE - MisceIlaneous furniture
cheap Phone 5076M
FURNITURE Of 5 ROOMS. sleeping porcE;
win not sell by piece Phone 1888.
FURNITURE for sale BY piece. ZIG Port
land
FOR SALE-Baby buggy. wicker baby
beds and walker. Phone 1886
FUMED oak dining room set used three
months; reasonable. Phone 5Sl5Ar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26
For Rent-Stor.s and Offices.

BOSTON STORE
VII lease entire building now occupied
by the Boston store in whole OF IN part
Good. long term
DOUGLAS C.. CROWELL AGENCY,
22f Mills bldg Phone ais
II Morgan bldg. office ----.-...--S 10
% Morgan bldg. office ...--.---.-s 20
1925 s. Santa Fe. store room -------.-S 30
els y. Campbell -. garage. 50xi20- $50
a06-9 " O,-erIanf v-arehouse ....--SI60
1851 bfvrt1e. auto sales room .....S259
White-PiclzrelI saiesroom. ". san An
tonic ald Durango. new .-.-----Ss50
504-6-s san Francisco. floors, TX
125 o. each. trackage and ele-
varor --.--.-...-...-..-.- $500
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY
aes AIHEs bldg Phone SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26
For Sale-Miscenaneous

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ONE new duplex hydraulic Snow pump,
size inch: steam cylinder. AZ water
cyl. S in- stroke. bronze cylinder lining on
water end. bronze piston rod; a bargain
Arizona Gypsum Plaster Co. Douglas, Az
DALTON adding machine IN good coudi-
ton, terms IL desired
SHEERS-LAZENBY CO.,
$40 Texas St
MARBLE soda fountain. Liquid Car5unlc
company. makers: Il feet long. double
dtzin. back wall cases. liquid carbouator
two mirrors in frames, each BY feeti
electric mixer. glassware and silverware;
all in first class condition. White star
Lunch. e12 So. Fl Paso st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26
NEW BUNGLOws

BARGAINS FEET
Frontage on san JaciutO ST.; price
for a quick sale. $4,000; terms
APARTMENT SITE. MUNDH HTS
Corner. beautiful site; viii sell or
trade
CORNER on SAN JACTSTO ST.
Well Improved price $4,000; will
take part in trade.
100 ACRES. ISLAND LAND
Fine soil. good location; will sell
or trade.
-FOUR BUNGALOWS
Practically new, viii trade for
valley land prefer IS and land
RIO iGRANDE REALTY CO.,
211-s12 First Nat Bank bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26
Furniture Packing

FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired
and packed Du Sang q WeIborn- Ph- SSse.
PACKING and shipping household Eoo5s
our specially Furniture repairing. finlshins
and uph1lstcrlng. r J.. Daniel Furniturc
Mattress factory 170s Texas Ph. 1025-1010
WE PACK. SHIP or STORE
Furniture, cut glass and china; furni-
ture repairing. refinlshine and upho.ster-
ing Get our prices See our work
lfoS 2. FiEBt 81. Phone eilg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26

lNVWEsItN u II = TUX nm
Hot and cold water in each room; in
strictly modern firCproof building excel
lent 1auitor and elevator service Rooms
light. eool and large
JAMES L. MARI & COMPANY.
900 San Antonio 81 Phone case.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26

KERN PLACE LOTS
Have a few bargains On Kern place
lots II you buy before street ear
line is finished.
NETTIE N. VAN EPPs.
503 Mesa ave Phone 1886
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26

DO YOU WANT a HOMER
Adjoining she city with water, telephone
and electric light; good house. not lin
ished. the place 20 raise chickens and
and have your own milk and but
rer- on account OF moving win sell az
sacrifice and let you name your own
terms After pm phone 7S7SW-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26

hAM AIMS bhOs-r
Nothing down, just move in; bal So mo.
viii buy new I'm bungalow, never occu-
pied. in Alta Vista; hardwood floors In
two rooms; basement glazed porch;
front rooms finished in Tiffany oil; bed
rooms 30 white; fenced walks; near jItnsy
and school pleasure 20 show you Pos
session at once
APARTMENT SITE WANTED. have 8
new bungalow In Alta Vista: will trade
sor apartment site or good suburban lots.
AUTOMOBILE WANTED as part pay
ue1t on rev S room bungalow, never oc-
-upied. the house ls priced right and
ufould expect automobile the same way
$50 DOWN, balance $50 monthly. VIII
huv a dandy room brick home in Alta
Vista. price $500.
MUST SELL THIS WEEK-oSew room
Bungalow. never occupied, in Alta Vista;
s1to down; II you are particular and hard
10 suit u is your duty 20 yourself 70 sec
this house
HAWKINS BROS.
and : Morgan bldg. Phone 2S09.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26

INCOME FOR VALLEY LAND
We have some choice city
property worth $4,000 for eE-
change for land in lower val
ley. either improved OF uuim-
proved. az the right price. See
rs At once for particulars.
". 2 HALE & CO..
zoe Caples bldg. Phi ISIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26
For Sale-Farms and Ranches.

Il SECTION ranch and 400 fat cattle. no
better in state. For price see
r. G.. TUPPER,
fss Mills bldg Phone 1913.
WANTED TO selI-CattIs ranch above Ia
bens. Texas. containing cattle. horses and
nice house and three tanks full Of water
one Windmill and one gas pump. nine
sec cons containing $40 acres each Apply
" Mrs- r q Giron. Szn ElIzar.9. T-EEs-
For Sale OF Exchange-Real Estate.
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"a ROOM rooming house 10 trade for auto
NOBLE or equity IN house Phone fifa-
TWELVE thousand dollar. irrigated alfal-
"a arm 50 acres. Carlsbad. y. II. 20
trade for drug store; viii assume or allow
difference. Give particulars Write T Il
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26

TRADE
S.5Oo equity in Mesa land II
miles from courthouse for ro0ming
house. bungalow or any good bus
iness proposition.
NETTIE NJ. VAN EPPS.
S0- Mesa ave Phone 1886
FOR SALE
Apartment site IOs feet front, on y Kan
sas St: only % feet uf Montana St; 90;
contains two no I~f- r=-t-rr Tor SIS no
EARL 1IAXON, PHONE 2II.
SEW ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW
Built in features. splendid loca-
rion in Alta Vista Only $3.50 down
or your lots as first payment; bal
aucs monthly
FRANK F. cox,
Phone CAS- -I9 Caples bldg
VENDORS LIEN NOTES FOR SALE.
$4,000 worth Of good vendors lien notes,
extra liberal discount, part monthly pay
ments; last one due in five years.
HAWKINS BROS.
and 2 Morgan bldg Phone 2Soo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26
coPPER sroCK WANTED

COPPER STOCK WANTED
Our client will allow more than listed
price IL stock has q good future prefer
copper but would take any good listed
stock in exchange for new bungalow
HAWKINS BROS,
s and Morgan bldg. Phone -Aoo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26
FOR EXCHANGE

Two new Bungalows FOR lots; modern tens-
rnent. good location. for lots or cottages;
auto Tor lots or cottage. nice eight room
house. LonE Beach. Calf. FOR house. - =
acres IN pears near Ysieta on the inrerur-
ban. al 3 sacrifice for lots or cottage 10
lots near Fl Boulevard for cottage
". y. CARL.
Phone IS or S.. 500 Caples.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us.
We can sell or trade IL: business oppur-
t1uities in DeminE-
WELLs-PEUGH,
c16-17 Martin bldg. Phone 1888
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26
Welding Shops

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HEAVY MACHINE and automobile parts
welded Buchanan Welding Co. III san
Francisco s. Pm 11f1-
WELDING-Ths way IL should Be done
auv size
BROWN WELDING CO.. eco Texas 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26
For Sale-City Property.


Elm ST. $50 EACH.
Two fin eeast front lots in Man
haitian. block above Cooley's home
paving paid easy tens.
JOHN W. PHILLIPS. PHI. S163.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26
For Rsnt-StOres Ind Offiees.

TUT hcul-OLOTGS anu OLIlCe4s
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FOR RENT-Fruit store. 400 y Oregon
FOR RENT-Large basement with track
axe and elevator. 1901 So santa Fe 81
DESK. phone aud office room FOR rent
39l First Natl Bank BLDG Thos- l. Peach
FOR REST-Desk ROOM III First Natl.
Bank bldg
STORE and living rooms Tor rent. good
location. flo2 Alameda
FOR RENT-Fine corner store with or
without rice tile floor basement Inquire
Hotel Bristol.
FOR RENT-Desirable offices IN the
Herald building Reasonable rates. Apply
TO the auditor OF The Herald
PART OF store room. III No Stanton
for rem; something that would do with
florist business Phone $50
FOR RENr-Ground floor office in Herald
building: very suitable Tor real estate and
insurance office. Apply 70 the auditor OF
The Herald.
STORE FOR RENT
A large store room with full basement IN
business center on Mills street: cheap rent.
JAMES l. MARI COMPANY
sos san Antonio ST. Phone 1850.
STORE FOR RENT
Plate glass front. plenty display room.
finest location FOR q grocery and meat
market counters and shelving for sale
or will rent without. See 1879 No.
Myrtle or Fisk Ramsey CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26

EOk RENT
office space or desk room in central
ground floor location
ANDERSON-FTILER.
500 Mesa ave Phone 1851.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26

LITTLE MORE THAN HALF PRICE
Must be sold this week Splendid
home ideal neIghborhood. ap-
praised AZ $500. reception hall.
diving room. buffers pantry. rel-
Kitchen. four large bedrooms.
closets and hath. $3.50 viii take
t- See
ROSEBOROUGH q DYER.
sos Mills bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26
EXCELLENT TRADE

BARGAIN
New rooms, worth $3.50, paving paid .
sacrifice 5000. easy terms
CLOSE IN
Dandy room. worth $1,000; owner
Weeds money: sacrifice $3.50: easy terms
20 NEW BUNGALOWS
Never been lived IN; for less than cost
Of construction easy terms.
MACON REALTY CO..
as Mills BLDG Phone 5579-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26

IRRIGATED FARM FOR SALE.
cor traIe. 100 acres in Rio Ora lde vale.
near e Paso- feet Of silt loan, suitable
fo- all crops. 6 miles from two railroads;
e0) acres IN cultivation; 400 acres cleared
". y. CARL.
ele Caples bldg. Phones IS and ss8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26
For Sale OF E1change-Real Estate.

EXCHANGE
Nine thousand dollar equity in
property two blocks from Paso
del Norte hotel 10 exchange for
anything OF equal value that is
unincumlfred
NETTIE N. VAN EPPS,
Phone 1896 302 Mesa ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26

CADILLAC VALUE
Is now established; a used car
with our guarantee has the same
CadIi7e value anC service as a
new one See Us for first class used
cars.
sol Montana
Try BATRY VIM
rs a success. Makes old batteries new.
We Are The Battery Doctors"
All kinds Ignition work reasonah be.
TEXAS BATTERY 4 IGNITION CO..
S19 Texas St Phone 1855
Evening star., 1917-10-24

ever he caught Sammy Jay no one viii
know but himself You see he didn't
finish that threat because he was so
angry that he choked. He just couldn't
get any more words out
Chatternr was quite right in his sus-
piclons. You remember now Sammy had
discovered that Chatterer was stealing
Happy Jacks beechnuts and hiding them
In that old nest. You remember how
Sammy had waited TO see the quarrel
between Chatterer and Happy Jack He
had watched it little while and then he
had remembered that nest. This was
his opportunity. So while Chatterer and
Happy Jack Guarreled and fought until
they were quite tired out. Sammy worked
hard. 1t hadn't taken him long 10 tear
open the roof of leaves and pine needles
and twigs that Chatterer had built over
that old nest. Sammys bright eyes had
sparkled at sight OF the heap of sweet.
brown. little beechnuts thar he had
found inside.
They don't belong to Chatterer," said
he to himself HE stole every one of
them and so he has no right to them
They belong to Happy Jack but Happy
Jack never would find them in the wide
world. 1t will serve Chatterer Just right
to lose them. Perhaps it will teach him
a lesson. ii he had come by them hon
estly ii would be a very different mat
ter. but he didn't | don't consider that
it will be stealing to take these. They
don't belong TO Chatterer and the one
Evening star., 1917-10-24

they do belong to won't get them, SO 1
may as well have them.
Sammy was saying this to try to make
what he was about to do appear right IN
his own eyes. Right down in his heart
he knew that it would have made no
difference how Chatterer had come hS
those nuts. 1t is one OF the laws OF the
people of the Green Forest that any one
shall take what he finds If he can 80
when they steal from each other IL IS
not quite the same as when human folks
steal. Because of this law Chatterer
theft from Happy Jack wasn't as bad as
1t seemed.
80 Sammy went to work at once. for
he had no desire to be caught at 1t. BACK
and forth he hurried silently. Some OF
those little brown beechnuts he hid IN
knot-holes in trees. Some he hid hehlnn
ragged pieces of bark that were parity
| torn from the trunks of trees Some he
| hid In crotches where big limbs sprang
out from the trunks Of trees, and covered
! them with leaves or pine needles. lie
hid them in all sorts Of places. ipI
Sammy has many hiding places lie had
secured all but one when he saw Ch2t-
terer returning aud wisely few away
chucklug rs he flew, And this ia why
Chatterer had no chance to Gloat over
his ill-gotten gains
Evening star., 1917-10-24
lInIILESToR!Es lnI
%rBEDTInE
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.
Copyright. 1917. by T. W BurgessJ
Why Chatterer Had No Chance
to GIoat.

Have you guessed why it was that
Chatterer the Red Squirrel had nc
chance to gloat over the store OF beech
nuts he had stolen from his cousin.
Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel. and
hidden in the old nest of Blacky the
Crow, Have you guessed how it hap
pened that when he got there all he
found was one lonesome little nut? Chat
terer didn't have to guess: he knew
One glance at the torn roof of his store
house was enough for Chatterer. He
knew there was just one person wh'
could have done that. At once ne few
into terrible rage.
Evening star., 1917-10-24
G. W. U. TO HOLD LOAN RALLY.
Faculty and Students in Mass Meet
ing at 4:45 O'Clock Today.

Liberty day will be observed at
George Washington University today
at 4:45 o'clock. when a mass meeting
Will be held in front of the Arts and
Sciences building, 2o23 q street north
west. to arouse interest In the pur-
chase of liberty bonds.
The presiding officer will be William
5. Hance, tr.. retiring president of the
student council and chairman of the
committee in charge of arrangements.
Short addresses will be delivered by
Leslie Cleveland McNemar. former pro-
/ fesSor of political science at the uni
yersity. but now connected with the
Department of Justice; Elmer Kayser.
student In the School Of Graduate
studies and secretary of the student
council, and Capt. Howard l. Hodg-
kins. Z. A. C.. an alumnus OF the uni
versity Subscription blanks Will he
distributed by girl students. The FAC
ulty and students have been invited to
attend.
Evening star., 1917-10-24

Sixty-fve officers from seized Ger
man merchantmen who had been In
termed on Angel Island, San Francisco
bay, have arrived at Gloucester, n. J.,
where they VIII be lodged during the
war. The crews were sent to Hot
Strings n C.
Evening star., 1917-10-24

EVENING GOWN OF CREAM CLOTH
EMBROIDERED AT HEM WITH
COLORED WORST Z p S. THE
SLEEVES ARE OF CREAM CHIF-
FON, AND THE GIRDLE OF BLUE
VELVET IS FINISHED WITH LONG
FRINGE IN FRONT.
that have Indian fringes front and
back. There are Chinese and Persian
fringes that drop from the side Of
frocks and finish the sleeves. There are
silken panels which make up evening
skirts and which are held down by
great fringes of gold beads that clash
and clank against the ankles.
The sketch shows a warm, cream
cashmere theater frock which is en-
broidered at the bottom Of the skirt
with colored worsteds in old blue,
brown and deep rose The bodice is
made in corslet effect-the Moyen age
silhouette which has returned TO high
favor. The loose. hanging sleeves are
of cream -colored chiffon, and the belt,
which is placed below the waist line. is
of old blue velvet with deep fringe of
the material hanging in front. The
epaulets are of blue velvet, and so Is
the hem of the skirt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-18

TAINS or spots are usually an
!. !. j. 7. ! !. !. / Z. !. !: !:
n unknown quantity. II one
y knows where the stain comes
g. from, three-quarters of the
"a work of removing it is done.
EA Let US begin by analysing
&&J this unknown quantity.
Sugary stains, such as will
!. made from punch. sherbets and syrups, are
,.,,Ilv surface stains; that is, the sugar will
.--,+.il;ze on the surface Of the goods, showing
hard. caked spot, more on one side than the
eh.r. Scratching or bending such stain will
,,,s the sugar to crackle and whiten. There
!, little odor about a sugar stain.
TAKING OUT SUGAR STAINS
Sn0sr stains. as such, are easily dissolved
/, eoH water, but more readily in warm water.
Tbsrs such a stain is on white goods it is
,,.1v removed by pouring warm water through
~ stain. If there is color in the fabric, cold
v,.sr is better. It will take a little longer,
vi The risk of weakening the dye is almost
utirely eliminated.
Sometimes. with sugar stains, an acid IN
re6ent, as from fruit punches, lemonade ana
,.s extracts the color. The cold water will
NJ Of course. do more than remove the sugar.
When the sugar is out and while the fabric IS
sn wet pass the stain over the neck OF an
ammonia bottle Be careful to get just the
aues. as the LIQUID ammonia may produce an
,.hsr stain.
Fear of a water ring on delicately colored
hbrics often hinders the worker; but II, after
aHne out any stain, water ring results, hold
he stained garment in steam from teakettie
nth a cloth tied over the spout; shake until
he garment is evenly moist and continue
Aaking until evenly dried Water rings may
rsult from the removing of any kind Of stain
o ,olored fabrics. but in all cases the steam
N will overcome it.
BLOOD AND EGG STAINS
AIbuminous stains, like egg and blood, are
second type Of surface stains. Instead OF
zaekling of the fabric they may peel of more
lie skin. They make the fabric denser ana
scfe OPAQUE than sugar stains.
Should the unknown stain appear to be an
L5uninous stain. wash with cold water
Chsesecloth over the finger or soft brush may
xlp the worker to conhne the water used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-18
CONQJERING SPOTS AND STAINS IN THE HOME LAUNDRY
Even Grease; Machine OIL
Ink and Mildew viii
Yield to Expert
I Treatment

Wash. and when the stain Is entirely removed
rub over with soap and wash so that no chem
ical is left to do harm to the fabric. This
should be done after removing any stain with
a chemical.
The usual home method Of removing Ink by
lemon juice and salt or by using milk is slow.
The lemon Juice and salt are likely to remove
the color, while the milk method depends upon
the milk souring Milk introduces an clemens
of grease, and so instead Of one stain to be
removed there are often two.
II the ink stains are on woollen fabrics try
the oxalic alone first; the Jsvelle, because OF
it's soda ingredient, is more or less deEructive
TO woollens. There will be a slight dissolving
Of the wool if it is used, but for appearance
sake this is often preferable to an ink stain.
In using the permanganate on silk one must
make the choice between the ink spot and the
light yellow tinge which the permanganate IS
likely to leave on silk.
Iron rust stains cannot be taken out By
water They often come from bad bluings or
rusty equipment, They are most easily re-
moved by the use Of mild acid, such as cream
of tartar, which is spread on the stain and
WdSneQ LnIOuBu Wy hOb "oNNAb VI -
oxalic acid or hydrochloric acid. When the
stain is removed be sure to wash out the acid.
OTHER OBSTINATE STAINS OVERCOME
Mildew, when it is fresh, may be removed
by washing, but as it is rarely discovered when
it is fresh it is more often removed by the uss
of potassium permanganate and oxaiic acid as
suggested above for ink stains.
Varnish may be taken out with alcohol TIC
make this more effective the alcohol which Il
to be used may be warmed By standing the
bottle in a bowl Of hot water. Do this away
from the fire.
Precipitation Is most easily taken out OF
white goods, because the stain it produces in
colored goods is usually change Of color pro-
duced by an effect on the dye. Warm water
and soap will take plain perspiration stains
out of white goods; in other kinds OF goods
these stains are usually better left alone.
To sum up, it will be seen that stains are
most easily and much more successfully re-
moved from white cotton and linen fabrics;
that white woollens and silks may yellow I'M
der the treatment, therefore one should make
I'D her mind which stain is the least notice
able: that all colored fabrics bring in doubt
full element-the uncertainty Of dyes-and the
most successful work done with them is that
which does not involve chemicals, as chemicals
are likely to affect dyes; hence the color.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-18
A DIMES WORTH OF DATES

ing over with beaten egg, bake In q rather
quick oven for thirty minutes.
DATE MERINGUE.
This Is very delicate dessert and is ex-
tremely useful in the case Of unexpected COM
pany, as it may be easily and quickly made.
Use rounds of plain sponge cake. Beat the
whites of two eggs as stifiy as possible, fold
in two tablespoonfus Of powdered sugar and
one small cupful of stoned and chopped dates.
Heap the meringue in mounds upon the cake
and place in moderate oven until slightly
Drowned. Serve cold.
FROZEN DATE PUDDING.
The use Of dates will be found TO give n
very unusual and delicious favor to any frozen
dainty. Prepare the custard from pint Of
rich milk, two well beaten eggs, a pinch Of
salt, one heaping teaspoonful Of corngsarch
mixed to a paste with little cold water and
half cupful of sugar. Cook over hot water,
until well thickened and smooth. Remove from
the fire, flavor with a teaspoonful Of vanilla
extract, and when cold fold in a small cup
full Of sweetened whipped cream. Turn into
6 chilled freezer, and when the custard begins
to CONCEAL stir in q large cupful Of stoned
and shredded dates. Continue freezing until
firm and smooth.
STEAMED POOR MANS PUDDING.
This will be found as delicious as it Is easily
made and, although very inexpensive, Is GEN
orally pronounced very rich fruit pudding.
Take two cupfuls Of graham -four, half cup
full of white -four, one eupful Of molasses,
three tablespoonfuls Of melted shortening,
three tablespoonfuls Of brown sugar. one tea
spoonful Of grated nutmeg, half q teaspoon
full Of ground cinnamon and one cupful OF
thick sour milk in which has been dissolved
one teaspoonful Of baking soda. Beat the
batter vigorously, add one cupful Of stoned
and chopped dates and turn into well
CREASED pudding mould. Steam for two hours
and half and then set the steamer In hos
oven for about fifteen minutes. Serve un-
moulded, accompanied by stirred. hard sauce