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FEMININE Tories

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Milk Plant Sherbet: Take four cups
of Milk Plant milk, the juice OF three
lemons, one and one-half cups OF sugar.
Mix juice and sugar and add milk slowly
while stirring constantly to avoid curd-
ling. Freeze and serve.
Cracker Plum Pudding: Three pints
milk, 4 eggs, u cup molasses, IL cups
sugar, 20 common crackers, u pound
raisins, Il pound citron cut fine, tea
spoon each OF salt, cinnamon, nutmeg.
Soak the coarse broken crackers in the
milk over night. beat the eggs and add
with other things in the morning Bake
four hours in slow oven. This pud-
ding will shrink in cooling. Serve cold
with whipped cream. VIII keep quite
long time.
Miss Drown at 80 Main street has
| been showing me some of the desirable
things she has to sell. Pretty wool chal-
| lies, very handsome patterns in damask
| linens. some fine values in hemstitched
| luncheon cloths and napkins, also good
| quality of sheets and pillow tubing. Her
ifty.
When hot flannels are wanted in i'll
| ness, try heating them in a steamer and
YOU will then avoid the trouble of wiring
/ ing.
Do you like hot waffies right from the
| iron, with maple syrup? Hall & Farwell
serve them at their Sunday night sup
| perS. Hot chocolate with whipped cream
and hot chocolate sundaes are now<favor-
lite after-the-mOvie specials there.
White kid gloves should be rubbed
| gently with soft bread crumbs after each
wearing and they will keep clean long
time.
If your hair is getting thin and harsh.
| a scalp massage by Miss Griffin and the
| use of her special preparation will be
found very beneficial.
Grape Cocktails: Place in each glass
three tablespoons grape pulp (seed the
grapes and press from the skins). Place
one tablespoon diced sweet pear in each
glass and cover with chilled grape juice.
This is an individual portion.
Those pretty and convenient Hudnut
cOmpacts, containing both powder and
rouge, have been difficult TO get, but
the Root pharmacy has plenty of them
now. These little golden cases make
charming feminine gifts and are a pretty
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table.
Oysters are now in season and a cook
-ubmits the following recipe for I'm
. proved Oyster Stew: Strain the liquor
. carefully from two dozen good oysters
see that no bits of she'll remain; cook
, | oysters in the liquor until they curl
: have ready a white sauce made by melt
ing two tablespoons butter with -four
tablespoons -four, cook until bubbling
and add three cups cold milk, gradually
stirring all the while. Cook until thick
, then add the oysters and liquor Add
One-eighth teaspoon white pepper and one
. tablespoon finely chopped sweet greer
pepper, and serve at once.
There are lot of pretty white blouses
at the j. #. Austin store. l saw some
: very satisfactory tailored models anC
! plenty of the more dressy ones of voiles
and batistes. One very attractive one OF
wolfe had trimmings of Irish crochet
. Nothing has displaced the white blouse
: yet.
q Never forget to add a little bakin.
! powder to a fiaxseed poultice. 1t will b,
t much less soggy.
One could not ask for finer dates thar
|, those which have just come in at Alb
! bolts grocery. They are clean. yer,
. dates are always kept on hand for vari
Gus uses. They make, too, very health
full sweet for the children.
Try slicing apples and baking then
| slowly in glass casserole with bits O
butter and brown sugar. Serve for
first course at breakfast, with THU
| cream.
If you are in search of some extri
! fine silk hose and some which are heavy
/ enough for fall and winter wear, do Sc,
| those at Durham Brothers which the,
are selling for only S275. They hay,
them in black, brown and gray and !
| know you'll be pleased and surprise,
with the quality. They consider then
one of the best hosiery values they hav
ever had.
Slip rubber washer over the faucet
in your sink; you will be less likely t.
break or crack your china and glassware
1t has been some time since one coul,
buy Il good alarm clock for a dollar o.
less, but III. NJ. Wood is selling whil
| they last a lot of fine guaranteed alarm
| clocks for only 80 cents. 1t is the sam
make of clock which not long ago SOLE
for 50. One will be real friend thes
dark mornings when it's hard to wax
up.
An omelet pan should be used only 70
omelets. Never scratch it in any way
If any piece of egg adheres, put in lit
] tie fat, let it get hot over the fire, ant
! the pieces will come off easily.
Not much longer will one have tn
( opportunity to get q DR. West tooth