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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-11-01

$50 cases tall cans Condensed Milk now per
Tall cans Condensed Milk, per dozen, 81 rs
10000 pounds Smoked Bacon, per pound,
now ..s.....: .....,z.4.... Zoe
rs barrels Ham Butt Pork, per pounds, 25c
10 Tierces Scoco, better than lard, now per
II pOund AAoc
SO cases Nut Butterine, per pounds. ... 229c
5000 pounds Soy Beans, equal to Navy
Beans, in 10-pound lots per pound Sc
5000 pounds Field Peas l0-pound lots per
h pound 80. .s.s... ..~. &c
200 cases Tomato Catsup, per dozen BOTTLES
now - @1.<o
400 cases Home Made Pears, Peaches,
Plums; in heavy syrup. Full quart jars,
per dozen jars :. ..............s. $4.OO
1000 cases Box Apples, Jonathans, per
case ...~. .st =. pz.lo
ESQ barrels Apples, Baldwins and Spies, per
barrel j.. ..>:s.ss .e.s.. 9o.SO
800 bushels Northern Spies and Baldwins
per bushel :. ... .s.:.......:.:~ @l.fo
ESQ pounds Hops, very good brew against
colds, per pound n Y. s-..... 45c
ESQ pounds Fennel Seed, also Anis Seed, per
pound L: @fUc
n (Good antidote, if brewed into tea,
against cold)
$500 rolls Roofing Papers, all kinds, at
slashing prices. III
500 gallons fve-year guaranteed paints, per
gallon $2.15
rs cases Canned Mixed Vegetables per doz:
.. cans SIPS
25 cases Canned Sauer Kraut, IS, per dozen
cans 41.4O
100 dozen bottles Fruit Nectar, three bottles
Tor ~. :g.t4 .>@ :.&.s. oVc
Fruit Nectar, per dozen bottles !. :$1.75ss
100 cases Prunes, 60-70 size, '25-pound case
#t Tor go. 80. po.No
$50 pounds Mixed Spices, per pound 25c
20 cases Prim Ost, pounds for. Soc
SO dozen pairs Low Rubbers, Goodyear.
Gold Seal pair i. ....... $l.75
rs dozen pairs Mems Arctics Goodyear's
and others.
SO dozen pairs United States Mems Red
Rubbers, eight inch ............ $3.50
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-11-01

100 cases Quality Steel Cut Coffee, in 10.
pound lots ...........=.@.." &c
ESQ drums 25c. Quality Coffee, in drums,
per pound ......@... ..>.......... AUc
1000 pounds Special Grade Coffee, in 10
pound lots l6c
100 barrels Molasses 16 gallon kegs, per
gallon +oVcs
4 Molasses, per 50-gallon barrel, per gall
E Ion ...~........ SIC
. Molasses, small quantity, per gallon. 55c
25 barrels Pure Cane Sorghum, Is gallon
keg; per gallon. =. ;. ..>.~. =. - SOC
Pure Cane Sorghum, so gallon barrels, per
gallon ooc
Pure Cane Sorghum, less than above, per
gallon Soc
125 cases Prices Pure Food Corn Flakes,
per case ..::,,...,...... @o.1O
One thousand barrels Flour, best grade, per
98-pounds sack :. ......... $3.50
(20per cent substitutes to be ordered with
above.)
-. 100 barrels Yellow Corn Meal, per 100
~.~- pound sack ........@..... $4.Z5
100 barrels White Corn Flour, per 50-pound
sack .:.a...a.... ..s- @z.4O
100 barrels Barley Flour, per 25-pound sack
now ...... ........ ... .......s.& .$l.zo=
SO barrels Rice Flour, per 10-pound sack
now .%.G.E.s.f.' 49,. %A'OO
SO barrels Oat Flour, per 1O-pound sack
now $.%.2. QUO
100 barrels Rye Flour, per So pound sack
now %H'OO
200 sacks Rolled Oats, per 90-pound sack
now $5.25
700 sacks Salt 100 pounds for $1.0O
500 cases Mothers Rolled Oats, 10 large
cartons for .............. $2.45
Prices Pure Food Corn Flakes in dozen
lots, per dozen .e....-..........,.. Sl.lO
100 cases IS Baking Powder, 5-pound cans,
now ..r.e...~....s..4.. -. r.. 80. oOc
Baking Powder, in case lots, per 5-pound
CdIl -. W.
100 cases Gallon Cans Tomatoes, per gallon
now .6Oc
Gallon cans Tomatoes, per case Of six cans,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-11-01


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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
Electric Power is
Scarce in World

As a direct result Of the war there
Is a world wide demand for increased
amounts Of electric power. A glance
al the following table gives some in
dication Of what the powers Of the
world are doing:
EnglOnd-DOublcd con sumptI0n In
three years
France-One plant OF 100000 horse.
power and a total Of 100000 horse.
power in central stations.
ltaly-Without her own coal and
with interrupted foreign supply, has
turned TO some wonderful water power
developments.
Germany-Nearly quadupled con
sumption from l9l2.l9lC
The United States has increased her
capacity in considerably larger degree
than any OF these other countries. but
on account Of fuel shortage. inability
20 keep up with increased demands be-
cause OF embargOcs, high prices, no
promises OF delivery. every means is
being evolved which holds promise OF
increasing capacity.
Inter connection OF electric plants
Is one outstanding method and this
linking up has made rapid headway
Still the capacities o. plants are not
progressing as the demands require
and many communities throughout the
country are being retarded
Some manufacturing plants have had
10 shut down on alternate days many
manufacturers have been hampcrci By
radical supply fluctuations and within
a hundred miles OF the Fairm0n'-
Clarksburg region there are at least
three large electric power systems 10
serious difficulty one OF these sys.
tens the electric power supply has
been so uncertain that the electric
transportation is disorganzcl and
many men are losing valuable worE
ing time daily
With this knowledge of a serious ma
tional and world wide situation this
region should feel q satisfaction over
the progress OF the large new power
house and the extensions 20 the exist
present needs with comparatively lit
present neds with comparatively lit
tie trouble
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
PERSONALS

The Rev. ". J. Eddy went 10 Cross
Roads. Monongalia county this after
noon 10 see his mother. Mrs. Jurctta
Eddy, who has been very III for sever.
al weeks
Mrs. W. IT, Castcel. Of Washington,
d. C., who had spent the last several
months here with her daughter. Mrs.
W. X. Crane. left today for Albrights.
vile. her former home. 10 spend the
remainder Of the summer.
George Cole has returned from a
several weeks visit with relatives at
Philippi. s.s.
Born, yesterday. TO Mr.. and Mrs.
William Shaiierman. at their home on
Coleman avenue. a daughter. She has
been named Martha Virginia Shaffer.
man. The child is a granddaughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest G. Scott and Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Shanerman.
Herschel Rose, Jr., little son OF Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. Rose. Is III az the home
OF his parents on Ohio avenue.
Mr.. and Mis-. Charles l.. Mcrrifiel1
and son NoTal and Mrs. Arlie Her.
rington motored to Hundred on las.
Sunday. They visited at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Teagarden.
Miss Toyic Hupp. OF lll2 Carlton
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
SAYS CHEMIST IS
PUBLIC BENEFACTOR

Being a doctor, and suffering for
many years with stomach trouble,
feel cannot do Justice 10 so great
public benelaCtor in writing. Mayr 5
Wonderful Remedy is everything You
have claimed for il ! can now eat
and relish victuals have not dared
to eat in many years Am feeling like
newly born II is a simple. harmless
preparation that removes the catarr-
hal mucgc from the intestinal tract
and allays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments including ap.
pcndiCits One dose will convince or
money reiudned.
Cranes Drug Store, Hi Drug Store,
Prescription Pharmacy and druggists
everywhere.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
acLoBE.U
Harold Loo

Harold Lockwood. who Is seen
St the rriucesy today, was voted
"Rine Handsome" in a voting con-
test staged by the Motion Picture
Classic. 197.470 voted him the hand
soonest man on the screen. and even
q that had not been a fine majority,
Il would have been an ind'caucn OF
popularity with movie fans.
Luke, the famous bull terrier
comedian. pride Of Fatty Arbucklo'S
heart. returned TO his master recently
ahd will appear in Fatty's travcstieS
for nifty bones a week.
Viola Vale (RusselD Is the
proud mother Of a baby boy who has
been given the name of Bill. after his
distinguished uncle. William Russell.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
Nicely to Speak at
K. of P. Social Event

Next Tuesday evening Monumental
Lodge, 2O7. Knights of Pythias. OF
BaFrackville. will hold a social ses-
sion beginning at s o'clock. and they
have extended an Invitation TO all
Pythian organizations Of the county
Go attend the affair. Last evening
Mountain City Lodge. As. decided 20
attend the social session.
The patriotic address Of the Occa-
sion will be delivered by Congress
man NJ. NJ. Nicely. The Pythians and
ladies from FairmOnt will leave the
city on the S O'Clock car. and the in
dications are that the representation
will be very large. The knights and
Pythian Sisters OF Barrackville will
serve a Hooverized luncheon to the
visitors.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
SHORT ON FAITH
BUT He asked
THE DOLLARS
And Now B. f. Bennett is
Mighty Glad He Tried
Nerv-WOrth.

Here is 4 case OF longstanding all
ments and wonderfully prompt relief
A West Virginian tells his Cumber-
land. Nd. druggist about It and signs
his name:
Ford's Drug Store For IS years I
have had severe nervousness ard
heart fluttering. houfht my life was
ebbinG out little by little Felt | mad
no assurance of living the next day.
My neighbor told me TO try Nery.
Worth, the new nerve tonic everybody
is talking about in Cumberland.
bought one bottle Of the medicine but
honestly. | did not have any faith in
IT, But TO my surprise, after taking
only half a bottle must say my neTv.
BUSINESS is about all gone My heart
is better than for years. and feel
much improved all round cher.
fully recommend Wentworth to people
suffering as | did
b. r. BENNETT.
Alaska. W. Va.
Cranes Drug Store sells Nery.
Worth in Fairmont. Your dollar back
IL this famous family tonic does not
benefit you.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
New Owners for
Famous Newspaper

NEW YORK, Aug. . - The New
York Evening Post has been sold 10
Thomas W. Lamont Of ]. r. Morgan
an dcompany by Oswald Garrison Vii.
lard and his fellow stockholders, act.
ing through the four associates 10
whom Mr.. Willard recently gave an
option on the property.
Mr. Lamont announced that he had
placed the control Of the property in
the hands Of the present editors, ana
OF q board OF three trustees. ROllo
Ogden. present editor Of the Evening
Post, is to remain in charge Of the
editorial page. Mr. Willard will con.
time as editor and proprietor OF the
Nation
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
IN THE
FRONT ROW
Photoplaya.

" ALIFORNTA quietly celebrated
the fortieth anniversary Of
film invention on May Is. II
has often been enormously quoted
that Thomas Edison made the first
pictures before a motion picture cam
era, but one Edward Muybridge. an
inventive photographer in California
really deserves credit for the fret film
made.
Leland Stanford heard OF Muy-
bridge and offered him large sum
Of money 70 he could show a race
horse in motion. On May IS, 1873,
MuybTidge made his FIRST public at
tempt 10 photograph animate objects
IN continuity. He set up - cam ras,
operated by strings which were
broken by the horses progress
around the track. thus catching sue
cessive exposures. crude method,
but destined TO be the mother Of our
great present day inventions.
There was a shed 100 feet long op-
posite the cameras. painted black "a
serve as a sharp contract to the
horses appearances. Later there was
q motor, and 30 revolutionary was the
result Of Muybridge's first work that
the University Of Pennsylvania donat-
ed $4,000 Tor experimentation. Still
later, Mons. Marcy took up the work
IN Paris, using a sensitized film and
single camera.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
Lantz-Thayer.

Announcements OF the marriage Of
Clarence Lantz 4 former resident Of
this CITY and Miss Lulu Thayer, dau-
ghter Of judge and Mrs. Charles A..
Moore. have been received by friends
in THIS city The marriage took place
al AshoviIle. y G., ON Tuesday, July
Is. Mr. aud Mrs LautZ viii reside
in Ashevi'r where the former is en-.
cagsd i'm the lumber business. Mr.
Lan.z is vel known IN this city hav.
ing been located here for several
years associated with the Dickerson
Building Supply Company.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
Bed Cross Iournament.

4 Red Cross tournament which VIII
be a mixed event will take place %.
morrow az the FairmOnt Country Club
the proceeds derived from entrance
fees 20 go TO the local Red Cross
treasury. All men and women OF the
club are invited 10 be present and play.
ing will start az three thirty o'clock.
80 invitations otherwise than through
the press have been issued
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

will be led by Walter d. harrington.
OF Fairmont G. c. Arnett. OF R.yes-
Vile. is president and r. +. Arnett
OF the same town is secretary. The
committeeman are James II. Arnett.
sylvester Arnett, d. D. Arnett. all OF
Riyesyille route :; J.. u Arnott. %
Norgantown. and W. f. Arnstt OF
EairWOut.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
Nelson Ropeats Yesterday Bill.

Pauline Frederick, one of the great
emotional actress on the screen today,
% again seen in MRS. Danes De-
fense," q Paramount story. Perfect
photography makes the production
an the more entertaining.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
AZ HIohland COTTAGE.

Or and Mrs. j. C. Br0omtcid have
gene 20 Terra Alta where they are
pending several weeks az Highland
cottage Mrs Ernest Sherwood ana
Miss Florence D0wdnu viii join them
there later for several weeks.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02

s large number of young people az.
tended dance ar the Masonic Assem-
bly, hall last evening which was ar.
ranged by a number OF local young
men Barrott's orchestra rendered
music for the dancing
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
Eor the Rev. and Mrs. lawson.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Lewis enter
tanned az six o'clock dinner last
evening al their home az 22l Spring
street. honoring the Rev. and Mrs.
c. /. Lawson and children. Bruce.
Camella and Ganelda. and Mrs Laura
Newton, OF CIarksburg
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
Spent Social Hour

Al the conclusion OF the business
meeting Of the order Of the Eastern
Star last evening at the Masonic TEN
pie. a social hour was held and re-
freshmeuts were served
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
10 New YORK.

Mrs Iuez Maalov Amos and little
daughter ami tho formers sister, Miss
Neiie Maulcy. left last night for New
York and Washington 20 spend ten
Frr.s
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
Meet TONIGHT.

The Ladies Of Dent Hive No 773
will meet in regular session tonight az
o'clock. All members are requested
% be- present
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
Harold Lockwood in Dual Role.

When Lend Me Your name. q"
showing at the Princess, was given
its premier showing recently. there
was many an Outburst Of hearty
laughter, and many a subdued chuck
le, which is proof in itself that the
predicaments in this picture do not
follow the beaten path Of film ma
teTial.
LEND Me Your Name" is a sort Of
caTlcature OF English customs. man
nOrisms and characteristics not TO be
taken seriously. OF course. but pre-
sented skillfully and humorously. II
tells Of a dyspeptic earl. who changes
place with his double in order TO es-
cape the unwelcOme attentions OF his
shrewish wife. This naturally results
IN a series of complications which do
not straighten themselves out until
the end Of the story, when the earl
discovers that he loves his wife alter
all. Meanwhile. his double has been
indulging in a little love affair all his
own, which augurs III for him until
the changed Identities are straighten-
ed out.
Harold Lockwood has a dual role.
Lockwood is pleasing and likable.
In his recent portrayal, however, a
little more Tepose OF manner would
bO better. His facial expressions
were rather overdOne.
Pauline Curley deserves a need OF
praise. She is a delightful inSenue.
she makes a pretty and appealing
hgure. The remainder of the cast is
made up Of types that are amusing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02

Manned soldiers will be taught new
trades at a school 10 be established in
Philadelphia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
Left for Homes.

Mrs. r. NJ Gathright and son. Tom,
and daughter Miss Martha. Of C0ying
ton, Va, and Mrs. Edgar Waddcu. Of
Chattanooga, Tenn who had been the
guests for the past two months az the
home OF Mrs Gathr.gh' and Mrs Wad-
deli's parents Mr. and Mrs. 4. j.
Stone, IN Quincy street left this MORN
ing for Coy.ng'on Mrs Wadde.l will
pend a week there and iu Lexington.
Va, eu route % Chattanooga
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
For Guests

Mrs. A. L. JepsOn. Ut the Manley
hotel, entertained a number OF friends
al a corn roast at Barrackyi.le last
evening honoring her brother and sis
ter, Ralph Tedro and Miss Mildred
Tedro, Of Steubenyille. o., who are
her guests. Miss Tedro has been here
for a few weeks and has been Joined
By her brother and both are guests OF
their sister for a few days
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
AInctt Eenninn Dntc Nnmcd.

The annual reunion of the Ainott
family will be held on sunday, Au-
gust 25th. at Mrs !. +. Arnetts
Grove near Georgetown. a program
will be rendered. and am"ag the
speakers Of the day will uo T. J. Ar
nett. prominent attorney of Ken
lucky: Ex-Governor W. T. Glass
cock. and Ira L. Smith. Music will be
supplied by the Cox Brothers quar-
tette, and the community singing
~~-Oo-~--~-~-~--~-J~--Y--~
street. spent yesterday in Grafton Wis
iting friends
Van Marie Altman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. VI. Altman has returned from
a visit with friends at Parkersburg
and Buckeye Lake. Ohio.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes Beall. sis
ter OF Mrs. Walter II. South, OF Will
ley street. is now in the nurses army
corps and is stationed at Camp Lee,
Petersburg. Va. Miss Beall before
her enlistment in the service was To-
Gated at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New Dominion.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-02
Wild West Story with Serial.

In addition to the serial, THE
Woman in the Web" at the Dixie to-
day, there is a Triangle story replete
with the thrilling events which mark
ed the settlement of the frontier.
George Merritt and Joe Warner are
neighbOTs as neighbOrs are in the
west, and in the course of time Mer-
rift begins to farm by improved meth
DDS, irrigating, etc, all OF which
arouse the ire OF Warner. Warmers
foreman, Pete, and Merritt are both
BuitoTs for the hand of Ruth. daugh-
ter Of Warner A bandit band in
Vades the country and Merritt pre-
pares TO defend himself and his prop
erty against the possible attacks Of
the marauders. An attack is made,
and part OF the fighting takes place
on the Warner ranch. and Warner Is
shot. He imagines il is a part of
troaeherous plan Of Merritt TO get rid
Of him, and he brings battle against
Merritt, Pete takes advantage of the
situation, abducts Ruth and joins the
Mexican bandits who have been driv-
en- Of. Ruth is indeed in a serious
plight. but escapes by playing on the
jealousy Of Mardonnes, the bandit
leader, who falls out with Pete about
the girl, and she makes her way back
to Merritt. The story is punctuated
with plenty OF the wild and wcolly,
and while Il does not present much
new, the plot is well worked ont. and
will interest those who like plays OF
this character.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21

Dear Cynthia-"Blarney' and sincere
! feel sorry for you two boys and have more
such a word as cant"
Since you boys are slow and don't really
know when you are sincere l think Il is time
answer. but II 1 am II "buttinsky" / shall
cere, 1 will tell you when you are either.
Did you ever come to think of how you
Did you like 1t?
Suppose a girl asked you to go out with
her and be at her house at . sharp, and
when YOU got there you found she had made
an engagement with some one last week for
that night? What would you think Of that
AS for looks. If a girl Is pretty she knows
she Is. And as tor dress: a girl of good
4 aa sol,s yin 4 at .!cbY Lock her best. And as for
srel. she Is always inclined to be a little
silly. and II you say she is pretty, OF course.
sne believes you.
Now, l never saw a man sincere yet to "A
girl who uses paint and powder. who wears
her nair 100 different ways IN one day.
never knows whether she cares for him or
not. who always thinks of a seat in the
RRs ar a T5 a walk a fak Wi'G an s9o f %G9n nn5ninEw w SS
never knows what to talk about: A man Is
not I interested in what some girls wear or
interesting subjects. Why not talk about the
war or some play you saw?
ana ABOVE all, boys, you make me think
you cruel when you say you like to see the
effect your words have on the girls.
Girls arc In love with love when they be-
lieve every man they meet that tells them he
loves them. And ] should never believe a
man who would say he loved me the way
they do to those kind Of girls, because they
act too boldly. A man who really loves y.I
tells you differently and any sensible girl
will understand him.
II a man meets a sensible-looking Girl. one
who Is at least q high school graduate. one
who thinks more of her appearance than to
use powder and paint. then a man Is sim
Cere. A girl has to have a certain amount
and II you haven't then a man can act any
way he pleases. Lots of girls ! am speak
ing Of let men kiss them whenever they ask
-sometimes they are so bold as not to ask
and all the girl does is giggle. A man loses
his respect for a girl Of this kind. Do you
expect him to be sincere? 1 would not.
'Blarney." give the girl you love the ring
and marry her and be happy. And very soon
your little wife will occupy your mind. You
say you are a man OF twenty-one years.
Surely you. will have Il VIII power strong
enough to be able to stop kidding girls, for
there Is as much disgust connected with II
AS there Is pleasure.
Havc more respect for them, ."Blarney''-
treat them more sternly-and II you do you
WA. he Hnle to stOp making n little fool out
Of yourself. You have many. years to live
yet. You have to make a living, and what
good is a maj vino Kids eTery girl he meets
going to be?
Write. girls; challenge me or tell me I
should take up for YOU. ] VIII answer any
ones criticism. And II the men will answer
this letter from n college girl I'll be plcREed
as | have a bet on 1t. HELEN II,
We will be glad to print any answers
that may come to Helen ii.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21

partly cool brush the top of each
cake with a mixture as follows:
TrOo tablespoonfuls of Vater.
Sic tabtespoonfuls of syrup.
Then roll in xxx sugar.
Marzipan
Shell sufficient almonds to meas
ure two cupfuls. Blanch by placing
in a saucepan, covering with boiling
water and cooking three minutes.
Drain and then plunge into cold
water. Then slip them from their
skins. Dry thoroughly in the heat
near the oven. Now put the almonds
through the food chopper, using the
peanut butter knife. Use about
three-quarters of a cupful of sugar
while putting the nuts through the
chopper; this will prevent them be-
coming oily. Now place the mix
ture in a saucepan and add
Three-quarters cupful of xxx
sugar.
YOk of one egg.
Cook until mixture leaves the
sides of the pan; stir constantly.