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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-03-31

: Freeman's Special Brick cream
every Saturday and Sunday. Order
a quart for your Sunday dinner
Reid Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1921-12-23


cupful of flour, one-quarter teasnoon.
ful of salt, one teaspoonful Of baking
powder and enough good milk ar
fresh buttermilk to make dron hat.
ter. Butter custard cups and dron
In teaspoonful of the batter thsn
add two tablespoOnfuls Of canned
cherries, juice and all. Add anotbp,
tablespoonful of batter and 6D all
the cups about half or two-thirds full
Set in a pan, surround with boiling
water and cover closely. Boil for
fifteen minutes without uncoyering Re-
sure there is enough water but not
enough to boil over into the cups
Serve with cream and sugar
Lemon Meringue.-Take one plnt 0,
milk. three ounces of sugar. one Gun.
full of fine bread crumbs, two eggs. the
juice and rind Of a lemon. Nix all
Ingredients and cook slowly until
well set, baking in deep pie plate.
Set away to cOoi, cOyer with a me.
rlngue and serve cold
Edinburgh Puddina.-Take one.hall
pound of oatmeal, one cupful Of thick
cooked custard favored with vanilla
one and one-half pints of water, one
quarter of cupful of milk, one.halt
teaspoonful of salt and two ounces Of
coconut. Cook the oatmeal. salt and
water until well cooked. Cool, turn
In the custard and pour into mOlds
Serve when nodded, sprinkled with
coconut and sugar, with cream.
Snow Jelly.-Make jellies of pine
apple, raspberry and lemon. Arrange
In layers the lemon. then raspberry
and when the pineapple is thlckenlns
whip 1t until frothy, pile this on top
of the raspberry Jelly. Chill before
serving.
Mince. pumpkin or apple pie may be
served on u day that the dinner u
rather light.
The Ordway new era., 1921-12-23

The difference between precious
stone and a common stone Is not an
essential difference-not difference Of
substance. but arrangement OF the par
tlcles-the capitalization. In SUD-
stance the coal and the diamond arc
one. but In form and effect how wdeg
they differ. The pearl contains notn.
ing that is not found In the coarses'
oyster shell. Two men have the same
thoughts: they use about the same
words In expressing them; yet win oae
the product is real literature. win 'ae
other 1t is platitude.-John BUR
roughs.
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half cupfuls of flour, a little cllllaiiO''
Glove and nutmeg and one-hail !"
whole cupful of chopped raisin, n.,,s.
few chopped nuts make an iinp't ~. ts,.
ment. When well mixed drop " and
spoonfuls on buttered shee'' U.s.
sprinkle with sugar. -,
Dutch Peppernuts.-Mix one .u1,r s
one-quarter pounds Of brown ..moo srs
with two tablespoonfuls OF n. cll,na r,tb
and one tablespoonful OF clo'.o eo,der
one teaspoonful Of baking y p'h mueh
Into this stir three eggs anu = Rail
-four as it is possible to worA ,,.a H.. mt
thin and cut In circles the s,.' M oyen
quarter; bake in a very STOW y, and
These little cakes will pun W The,
are delicious. Ice the nat s'o''
will keep for months. o,elali
cranberry cake.-cream one.hai
cunful Of butter and one ana o aSd tbs
cupfuls Of light brown sugar, a' Hsr
well-beaten yolks Of three ,a ess,, >, aour.
ready and slfted two cupiu,s ~. svo,oOnftl =,
n teaspoonful of soda, a .sps teasp and
each Of cinnamon ana as NUN. add b
on one-half teaspoonful Of cloves gs,a IN us oas
the sugar and butter fO,a oOr,asupenis
srd sT one-half cupfuls Of cIsrD Isrost, !
that that have been cooked, put put. 'uiS then ths
ricer % and sweetened slightly, w. B.ts
stisav beaten whites of the ,s's ssss, sons 4
in % two layers and Ice ,na using scrsnber'J
The strained juice OF tns
for favor and color. ,,uts mad
II Honey poushnuts. .-pousna ','i or crsss
w,,, y keep moist long ,.,,a nnss q buttst
trn W., EGGS two tablespoonful !. hopsy. q y
cnu Cnnful SIr Of sour milk T sou sour oos Il
used take half the the. Os,r9 seucfuls q g
sifted Se1'v1 with j, two tssspo01slut'ss ssot "a Z
+ y M tartar. Fly in Deep ~
N....& ty<'',t|r| !, [ /
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cake Or a pie Of
some kind, which
may be prepared
on Saturday, may
be served. On the
busiest day try:
Fifteen Minute
Puddine.-Make A
The Ordway new era., 1921-12-23

Spice cookies.-cream
one-thlrd of a cupful OF
butter, add one-half cup ?
full of sugar, one wen
beaten egg and one Guy
full of molasses, in when
has been dissolved one
teaspoonful of sooa'
Then add three and one
The Ordway new era., 1921-12-23
sEAsoNAeLE IDEAS

Cakes and cookies will be mols
delicious if they are allowed to ae
for n while before using
The Ordway new era., 1921-12-23
] The Kitchen
|Cabinet IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Copyright. 1921. Western Nsw,n,,.-
No man is big enough In do
.sS NV, ,, ana do them well enough :, "
ias.' When you take him and sn,.,s %
MN over a lot OF surface. he MAKE.
iayer 100 thin to form any impressIos
But II you take him and hammsr s'va IN
with the sledge of mighty ps,nn.a n.'n
even II there Is not more than srpuss puss'
OF him to fill bean shooter ha ''usn WI,
make an impression when he s,r,kss ~
d. l.. Moody. "es'-
The Ordway new era., 1921-12-23
A DESSERT FOR EVERY p.v

Here is n dessert for each work,,,
lay, and on Sunday ice cream ana
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was Off O Davis
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plan township madean return the
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Of said land the line Of said a' towns VINE
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contains. exclusive of Public Lots twenty thousand
T. Xo. e. " = L. S tsoldieTtoWn,. .sT part Of. IT,
being es n lot in sad township according to survey
the Land 2 ,s of the State Of Maine BY Joseph
by Chas p Hazelton, ct ais, and contains two hun
dr ed acres more or less
ncns lots L. s. 80 and 81 in said townsn}p p ACCORD
ana S s an q ssd Of ss ae s
Maine by hs L IL Kelsey in 1879 SAID lots
and contain eight hundred eighty-two acres more
T No RI, w: E. L. S: tsodiertown,, part of. be-
ing lot 50 in said township. according to a survey
the Land once Of the State Of Maine by joseph L.
Kelsey in 1879 Said lot is reputed to be owned by
r. No: : r.. j. W: p 1; s; tseldisrtownl. part Of,
So saa deseribsd land is rspHssd to be owned
7, ~ :, ~, ": +. /: 5; ,ssoldiertewn,, part Of
vey and plan Of said township made and returned
9 % Of s state OF Ms by Is
puted to be owned by Patrick r Dugan and
north part of said township bounded and described
On r ns!t9 y ssun ns 81
simon B. Gates; on the west BY the east line Of +
Plan Of said township msde Noah Barker
said s1 land d. Is Ais snd to
ten thousand one hundred forty-seven acres.
T. NO. g. r. T. W. f. L. S.. part of, being tract of
land the center part of said township bounded
and described follows: Beginning on the east
line OF T. No 8, r. s, w. e. L. s.; thence south
along said line three-auarters Of mile, more or
Walter Wilson Crosby thence east along said
north line l.o4o rods more or less; thence south
or less thence north 296 rods. more less. to the
Wjlson Crosby; thence east along ssid north line
SOC rods. more or less to the west line of Stacy
OF Stacyville one mile. more or less. to the south
line Of land said to be owned by James Adams. ct
OF ppe=inning Said DESCRIBED land is reputed
or less
OF land in the south part of said township bounded
and described follows: Beginning at the south
west corner of stacyvilIe Plantation thence north
ong the west line of said plantation to the south
nne OF land said to be owned by s. B. Gates: thence
Vest along said south line 800 rods, more or less
tnence south 2se rods more less: thence west 20
4oos' more or less; thence north S66 rods more or
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01
TODAY'S BEAUTY HINT

1t is not necessary to shampoo your
hair so frequently II 1t is entirely and
properly cleansed each time by the use
of really good shampoo. The easiest to
use and quickest drying shampoo that We
can recommend to our readers is one that
brings out all the natural beauty Of the
hair and may be enjoyed at very little
expense by dissolving a teaspoonful Of
canthrox which can be obtained from
any druggist, in a cup Of hot water. This
axes a full cup OF shampoo liquid,
enough so it Is easy to apply it to all
the hair instead Of just to the top of the
head. This, when rubbed into the scalp
and on to every strand OF hair. chemical
ly dissolves all impurities. It is very
soothing and cooling in It's action, as
well as beneficial to both scalp and hair.
After rinsing out the lather so created,
you will find the scalp is fresh. clean and
free from dandrufT, while the hair dries
quickly and evenly, developing a bright
luster and soft fluffiness that make 1T
seem very Observation-Disclosures
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01

of comic opera queen, and George
Stone, a clever comedian who can be
clean and mighty funny at the same
time, have had a show of high enter
tanning qualities. This years edition
is Of the same high quality. Miss Pill
lard stops the show with her graceful
and pretty dancing: Stone and Wright
obtain many real laughs and the chorus
is the best singing and dancing crowd
ever on the stage of the Park during
the reviewers visit to this playhouse.
There are many tuneful song numbers
such as Woodland Rose" In which Miss
Pillard and members of the chorus swing
over the heads of the audience in swings
made of electrical flowers. This song
was repeated many times when the
writer was present. Such songs, pre-
sented as they are by Miss Pillard, are
a compliment to any stage. Another song
hit is Il Want to Go Where Sweet Daddies
Grow" as done by Miss Pillard and
members of the chorus who have an indi-
| vidual chance to take the center OF the
stage. The same method Is used in the
"Peachie" song, which held up the show
until nearly II o'clock. Mr.. Stone does
some splendid clowning during this num-
ber
There are numerous other numbers as
done by Jack Pillard, Stanley Simmons,
w II. White, Rose Duffin and Inez
White, two nifty steppers, and others.
Opinion-The Stone and Pillard show
is mighty good entertainment and any
one can see this show with the knowl-
edge that it Is clean and wholesome,
pretty and tuneful as Wen as contain
ing some Of the best dancing seen at the
Park since the show was here last year
At the Park all week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01

musical picture OF the old South when
young men called in groups of three on
a pretty miss and sang songs to her.
How sweet 1t is to hear "Old Black Joe"
on the vaudeville stage. This act is a gem
of beauty and melody.
Kate Gilmore, who is as loud as Eva
Tanguny. and Sam williams have an
Offering called Wanted a Cook Kate
appears to go a mile farther than Eva
does when 1t comes to dress. Felix Ber-
nard, who wrote "Dardanella," and Sgd
ney Townes register a well deserved hiT
with their songs and chatter George
Libby and Ida May Sparrow offer a
dancing and singing act which is differ
ent from the regular run. Marshall
Montgomery has developed his ventrilo-
quist offering which appears to make fur
Their improvement in this line Of enter
tainment impossible. Dixie Norton and
Coral Melnotte introduce some songs and
dances. Frank Wilson should bill him
self as the king of the bicycle" He il
the best exponent of this kind OF riding
on the stage today. Get in early and
do not miss Wilson Al he opens the show
At B. +. Keith's all week W. d. II.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01
THE WIRTH FAMILY
TIE Up KEITH'S SHOW.

The wirth family and their trained
horses have registered complete hit at
B. F. Keith's.
We have admired May Wirth. Paul
With and the other members Of the
family as we'll ms the horses under the
big top Of Ringing Brothers. Yet 1t Is
on the vaudeville stage that this act is
best revealed.
Riders may come and riders may go,
but May Wirth and her white horses
Will ride on forever.
Miss With is the best rider in the
history Of the ring That is admitted by
the authorities. May Wirth, while dane
ing on the bare back Of a white horse,
is as much an artist as the famous Paw
Iowa when pivOting on her toes In dance.
Phil Wirth is the circus clown Of all
clowns. No one even approaches him.
The big house yesterday kept the With
family and the horses on the stage many
minutes after the act was finished Never
have I heard so much honest applause
at Keith's during the ovation to the
With act. Not TO be missed by any
body.
There are numerous other acts Of
merit on the current bill at Keith's. A
pleasing relief from the Jazz abuse is
the dainty and sweet Offering Of Miss
Georgia Campbell and three male singers
In Gone Are the Days" 1t Is a sweet
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
Tells How to Darken Gray Hair with
a Homemade Mixture.

Joicey Williams, the well-known
American actress, recently made the
following statement about gray hair
and how to darken 1t, with a home
made mixture:
Anyone can prepare a simple mix
ture at home that will gradually
darken gray, streaked or faded hair,
and make It soft and glossy To a
half-pint of water add l ounce OF bay
rum, a small box of Barbo Compound
and Il ounce OF glycerine.
These ingredients can be bought at
any drug store at very little cost. Ap-
ply TO the hair twice a week until the
desired shade Is obtained. This will
make a gray-haired person look
twenty years younger. 1t does not
color the scalp. is not sticky or
greasy and does not rub off "-Ad-
gertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-01
MANY HOLSTERS
ARE IN FLORIDA
Miami Paper Tells of Their
Social Activities.

Hoosier folk and their activities seem
10 occupy a large part Of the social life
4 81 Miami, Fla. judging from the front
page of the Miami Daily Metropolis of
Friday, containing several stories of In
dianians
One headline reads. Indiana Musicians
Gain Favor at Beach," and goes on to
relate the engagements and growing pop
ularity of a group of entertainers and
dance orchestra called the Hoosier Sex
tette, including Percy E. Moon, mana
ger, and pianist; Bernard A. Whelan,
drummer; Paul E. Williams, saxophon-
ist; Arthur ]. McCammOn, trumpeter
Horace NJ. Waters, clarinetist, and o. G.
Irelan- banjo player.
There is a little yarn about the con-
struction Of a small bungalow by Carl
Fisher for his newest and daintiest pet,
Carl the baby elephant Carl is to have
a tutor from India soon to teach him
how to work efficiently.
Another full column of news concerns
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fisher. Colonel and
Mrs. Eugene Silva entertained with a
beautiful reception Friday evening at the
Miami Beach Club in honor OF the ma
tionaI festival Of Cuba Feb. "a. Mr..
and Mrs. Fisher assisted in the hospitali-
ties. An exhibition Of fencing was a fea-
ture at midnight. the participants being
pupils of Partisan fencing master. The
party Of Cuban visitors in Miami were
entertained Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher taking them in a fleet of
automobiles TO Palm Beach for the Wash
ingtOn ball at the ROual Poinciana, re-
turning to Miami Wednesday morning.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs Fisher
gave a tea and dance in the Oriental
garden at the FlamingO. Mrs. Fishers
costume was described as "a remarkable
coat dress OF jade green, Oriental crepe
silk with Chinese embroidery in Oriental
cOlars. The gown had a small coat effect
with touch Of black about the waist.
She wore a small white and green hat
to match her costume and several curl
Gus bracelets. About her throat was a
strand Of blue Jade beads"
Another item states that J. G. Cooley,
manager Of the FIamingo Polo Club, will
come to Indianapolis in May to take the
management OF the indianapolis pole
team. Mr.. Carl Fisher IS vice president
Of the Flamingo Polo Club.