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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
ANUNCIOS ECONOMICOS

CE ALQUILAN.- En- Rio Piedras,
ilnos altos con cahida para 1S pu-
pilos Y por precio ni6dico. Informari
Roy 465 Rio Riedras p. r. 12-1t
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CE DESEA empleadlo practice en- Te
iidos. Dirfjase al apartado No. 1906
San Juan.
1rtLTIK ID. Una preparacidn arseni-
cal para ell complete exterminiO de
las garrapatas. Garantizado de pro-
ducir un efectO efica2 rapido. Pida
inforneS a Los Muchachos", Sues
de A. Mayol v Co.. San Juan. p K
>~~~~~.~~-~~~
nESEA usted una habitacion fresca,
comfortable. Independence? En- Ca
taf,iffa No. 4. parada 26 media. mny
cerca de la escuela Luis MulOz Ri
vera, la encontrara usted. Familia
respectable. r
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ALQUIL0- Planta alta casa Gale
Europa, Parada %, frente residen-
cia DIR. Garcia Cabrera. Casa moder-
ma, de concrete. Sala, comedor. cuatrO
dormitorios. etc. $40 mensuales. Teie-
fono 1875 Rojo, Santurce 1913
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7 IBRETAS ESCOLARES.-- Siempre
tenemos en- existencia este artfcu-
To- asf Como papel Loose Leaf, para las
carpetas Banner, precios especiales
por cantidades La Borinquen, SILVA,
MARTINEZ & CO, Rio Piedras. r.
r.. 1911
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CASA A PLAZOS.-Compre SUI casa
con 10 que pagara de alquiler. En-
el sitio mas. sano y fresco. de Santurce
(Monteflores), con Gale embreada, luz
electrical, telefono, gas y aqua "a to-
das horasl puede usted adquirir la su-
va, limpias atractiva Y de moderna
construction, pagando pequefa canti-
dad al contado, y ell resto en- hipoteca
pagar mensualmente, como 81 fuera
alquiler. Buen vecindario, sitio delicio-
so, panorama bellfsimo, transporte IA
ell por servicio de guaguas al presen-
te. En- cuanto Sc resuelva la Tranquil
cia, la nueva lfuea de trolley atrave-
sara esta urbanizaci0n. Venga a yer
las va vendidas y habitadas por sus
duefios, quienes estan encantados de
su buena adquisicion. Asf lndaga usted
Y Sc informa por ellos mismos direc-
tamente., Informara: Ulises Roman
Borges, ,/Cristo /, tercer piso. Telefo-
no 155. San Juan. P.
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UENDO residencia en- sitio c6ntrico,
V fresco de Santurce. Cerca del tro
Hey Y guagua Tres plantas; la alta
tiene cinco dormitorios independientes
con cuarto hano moderno. Cocina gas
moderna. S0tanO con habitaci0n para
Servicio. PreciO sin cOrredores $1,000.
Para mas inf0rmes escriba al apartado
55, San Juan 1918
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PARA NAyIDAD Y REYES. Prove.

chosa compra de duraci6n. Satisfac
ci0f garantizada devoluci0n. Cami-
sa de lana superior calidad, colores
girls, brown, kallki. Nalor $2.9J. Zapa-
to negro. estilo policiaeo, piel kangaroo
legltlmo. taco de gonna, valor $5.95.
Enviando 40 centavos por la calniSa.
V 100 por los zapatos, los recibiri de
fabrica Y pagara el resto al recibirlos.
Dir1jase: Anselmo Torres Co., Cidra,
Z. X. 12-24
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VENDESE en- $210O casa nueya de
MADEIRA, sita en- Ia calle Silva, entire
la calIe America y la fabrica de niue
bles. Tiene tres habitaciones, servicio
sanitano, garaje y solar propio. Para
infOrmes Jose Alfano, Fundicion
Abarca, o Recinto Oeste No. 3. altos.
12-9
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CE VENDE casa en- Rio Piedras. ga
lie Robie -12. Qeho habitaciones, ties
en- plan'a alta ; doble serviciO santa
rio; sala, comedor amplio, buen patio,
arboIes frutales. Para informes, tele-
fono 1877 negro. Hato Rey Box 355,
RIO Piedras, 12-T
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kfiI.O JAPONES. Superior a cuantos
se han einpleado para coser ma
no y a mdquina, por su nexibilidad y
teAci6n especial. Envfe La isla fran
queo extra Los Muchachos, San Juan,
p n p
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CE VENDEN a precios sumamente

baratos autom6vil Ford touring
niieyo tres dlas uso; Studebaker Light
six modeo 1924 en- muy buenas condi-
ciOfies: Maxwell Club Sedan modelo
1854 excelentes condolences y Stuz
cu0tro cilindros.
IIformard The Fisk Tire Store,
Adrian Nelson, Distributor, Tel6fono
4. g, 8, San Juan, p r., Comercio st.
No. 10. r.
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SOLAR EN- RIO P1EDRAs. Sc venid

nno de trescientos metros, calle De
licias cerca sequina Vallejo, Immediate
don Carmelo Siaca. InfOrmara Pedro
A.. CebOllero, Departamento de ms
trucci6n, San Juan. 12-12.
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VAcAs AMERTCANAs: Hoist,

Guernsey etc de las meIOres gana-
derfas del estado de New York, parl-
das pr0ximas a parir, a precios ra-
zonables. "A. "A. sMontequin, Finca Can
grejos Arriba, Stop A, Gale Lofza o
Box 3, San IHan.9 ~
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DOR $500 alquflanse apartamentos

Independence, ventilados, recien-
temepte .construfdos. Sala, cOmedor,'
cocina, cuatro .doriiitorios, despensa,.
balloon, galerla. servieio sanitario mo-
derno Informdran Jose de Diego 81.
Telefono. 272. Rio Piedras. <. r.
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mo sE TERMINARON ann; ; LAS Bonn.

billas Upgrade a pesar de 10 mu-
cho que Sc venden, no sc terminaran !;
usted puede comprar bombillas Hy-
grade. La FERRETEIlIA MERINO es-
ia apertrechada para vender muchas
bombillas Upgrade en- las Navidades.
Ordene al telefono 432, San Juan
1921
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DOR $3.50 vendo casa montada con-
creto, balloon doble,, sala, eomedor,
cQcina, tres dormitorfos, luz. aqua, ca
lie afirmada. Dirfjase, calle Cortijo No.
103, Barrio Obrero, Teodocio Betan-
court. 12-9
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MUSICA para Piano. Recibimos Sc
maEalmente los Gltimos "hits'. de
New York Tambi6n un gran surtido
de couplets y mdsica espa1ola en- ge-
neral. 'Envfo a la isla franqueo extra.
Los Muchachos, San Juan, p. r. p.
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WENTA DE FLORES NATURALES;

en- ramos, cruces, cOrOnas, en- Ia
Gale Hoare nfmero 16 lame al tel6-
fono 678 azul.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS para F'fa-
1nilia en- casa moderna de concrete,
calle Ledesma 10, Puerta de Tierra. Sa
la. comedor, tres dormitorios, etc. We
cindarfo de respeto. $35 mensuales. TIE
l&fOno 1876 Rojo, Santurce.. 1913
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TRUCK FORD.-Se vende una GAIA
especial. Para un truck Ford con
su epdataforma. Para provisiones. un
encerado. Informari Jose M6ndez, te-
lefono 1888. Santurce. 1873
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TNTERESANTE:- 81 necesita usted
pleas para automobiles Columbia,
Studebaker, Paige, Dodge o cualquier
marca, nosotros tenemos. No importa
10 vieJo que sea su auto Garage Ma
yaguez, de Ramon f. Vinafafie. p.
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COLICITA PROPOsICIONEs, (NEN

POSITION WANTED). Joven con
buenas referencias. actualmente emple-
ado, Siete amos de experienced en- conta-
bilidad en- ingles y espaflol, Dirfjase
por escrito a ''F' Ell MUNDO. 12.12
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DOR AUSENTARSE su duefia

vende importante negocio pupilos
Y Sc alquila esplfndida casa para di-
chO negocio con buenas garantfas. Ten
go aliora once e1celentes pupiIos. In
formes Box 2.3, Rio 'piedras. 1927
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NENTA o ALQUILER: En- Rio Pie

dras, vendese una casa alquflaSe
en- $500. Cinco dornitorios demas
dependencies. Stop 26l2 Mayol =, 1e-
lef0n0 600 azul. 1910
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A PRoVECHE: Relojes y prendas
menos del costo, en- la JOYERIA
FELIX LOPEZ, donde esta Ell "Globo
mAgico" ell ''Reloj de Las Luces".
1873.
GE VENDE en- la Plaza del. Mercado
de San Juan La Quincalla Y Ferrete-
terra, Gel Baratillo.'' Vealo no pieyda
tempo para informes en- ell mismo.
t 1873.
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CT DESEA comprar fincas rdsticas q
casas en- Bayam6n, San Juan, y
Carolina tomar dinero en- hipoteca
Dirfjase a Jose G. Umpierre, Box rs
Bayam6n. 1920
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ROMBILLITAS de colores con figu-
ras de vela para alderman ell ar
Dol de Navidad. Tanibi6n tenemos bonn
billas "Hygrade' para iluminar ell Ho-
gar, visite la FERRETERIA MERI-
NO. 1918
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HILO MERCERIzADO.- Tenem

este artfculO, en- carretes de 100,
200 500 yardas, gran yariedad de
colores, tambi6n vendemOs mostasillas
canutillos de cristal en- colores, para
adornos de trajes collares de fanta-
sfa-La Borinquen, SILVA. MARTI-
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CONTPRE HOY adornos para renovar
su Iampara de pie flecos preciosos
gallon para las pantallas de seda. ha-
gala nueva para las Navidades. Yea
las vidrieras de la FERRETERIA ME
RINO. 1918
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DEsEO HABITACIoN sin amuebl

para homlre solo de buenas eostum
bres en-. casa de fanlilia respectable. De-
dependents Il.
'Habitaci6n" cIo Ell MUNDO.
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CE ALOUHA EN- San Juan: Aparta

mento mOdernO en- EdifItlO .IgIe-
sias. Luna 80. de tres dormitorios, sa-
la. comedor, etc. Precio $4,000. Infor-
mara en- el niismo. 12-il
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PATRONEs PARA LABOREs. Qua

dernos con disefios instrucciones
para hacer toda clase de labores. Ca
da cuaderno para una labor Glstinta
AL pedir indique 81 la desea para GRO
chet, bordado, etc. Enyfo La isla
franqueo extra. Los MUCHAOHOS.
San Juan, p. r. p.
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a LQUILO media casa con instalaclon
sanitaria cerca trole y guaguas
$14 mensuales, otra de So. Habitacio-
mes ell carretera para caballeros, o ma
trirnonio. 81, entrada independence, in
formara Stop 27 carretera, Restaurant,
Salvador Lopez. 1873.
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CLOBOs DE COMA REDONDOs

IlARGOS, con pitos desde So cen-
tavos gruesa. Enviamos G. o. d. Or
dene inmediatamente. San Juan Novel
ty Co. Box l452 San Juan. 1910
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4 ECCIONES domici!io. Violin. flau
ia, clarinete. solfeo, Harmonic v.
Composition Nueyos metodos. Precios
raZonabes. Descuentos en- cursos por
semestres. Professor Arres0n. Telefono
Sant,irce COG roio II
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de 600 metros cuadrados casi en-
una sola pieza, en- ell edificio de Su-
cesores de Perez Hermanos de la Ma
rnn Para informes, telefonO 216. San
ju1an. L.
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Comfort of Bed Depends
on Making It Properly

Do you know how to make a bed
so that it looks neat and is comfort
able to sleep In? 1t is an art worth
learning, says the United States De
partment of Agriculture. First,
straighten the mattress pad so that it
lies smooth and without wrinkles.
Over this, spread the under sheet,
right side up, with the wide hem at
the head and the center of the sheet
to the center of the bed The comfort
of bed depends in large measure
on tucking in the under sheet so Sc
curely that it remains smooth and
straight. Making mitered corners is
one of the best ways of doing this,
and any person who has had nurses
training can quickly show you how
to make them. Next, put on the upper
sheet, right side down and allowing
for n generous turnover at the head,
tuck it in at the foot, using mitered
corners Then, put on the blankets so
that their top edge comes about nine
inches below the head of the bed, turn
the upper sheet back and tuck in all
edges. Last of all, put on the spread,
draw it smooth and straight, and ar
range the pillows.
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KEEP EGGS PROPERLY
IN GOOD CONTAINERS
Keeping Quality Affected in
Various Ways.

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture)
As soon as eggs are brought from
the poultry yard or the market, they
should be sorted, and any cracked or
soiled ones removed for Immediate
use, advises the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture in a new Farm
ers' Bulletin, 1874, entitled Care of
Food in the Home"
The keeping quality of eggs is seri-
ously affected by rough handling,
changes In temperature, dampness,
dirt on the shells, unclean surround
ings, and fertility. Fertile eggs tend
to spoil more quickly than those that
are infertile, for even room tempera-
ture GO degrees FL aids the devd-
opment of the embryo in a fertile
egg. Eggs, therefore, are best kept
in a covered container in dry, clean
place where the temperature is not
above 60 degrees f. All eggs should
be washed, but not until just before
using, because water removes the prof
tective film on the shell that hinders
evaporation, the entrance of bacteria,
and the absorption of odors. Preserv1
ing eggs for home use in water glass
potassium or sodium silicate) or In
lime solution is a good way to care for
any surplus when eggs are plentiful.
The department will supply informa-
ton as to how to do this by either
method Fresh, clean. unwashed, in
fertile eggs should be used for this
purpose. and they should not be left
in the preventative for more than a
year. Eggs preserved in water glass
or other solution should be rinsed
with water and wiped dry before be-
ing opened, but eggs should not be
washed before being put into the
preservative. If such eggs are cooked
in the shell, small hole should be
pricked in the large end before put
ting them into the hot water; other
wise the shell is likely to crack, for
the pores have been sealed by the
preserving solution.
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1924-03-01
Good Prune Relish for
Roast Mutton or Lamb

Fruit relishes, especially those which
are spiced or slightly tart, are excel
lent with roast mutton or lamb, and
also very palatable when cold sliced
meat is served. Equal parts of raisins
and prunes may be used in the recipe
below if preferred. The recipe Is
recommended by the United States
Department of Agriculture.
Boil together one cupful of prunes
cut in small pieces, one and one-half
cupfuls of water, three tablespoonful
of sugar, one-eighth teaspoonful of
salt and one-half teaspoonful of
ground cinnamon until the prunes are
soft, then add two tablespoonfuls of
currant jelly and the juice of one
fourth lemon while still hot. Let
stand until cold.
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Preparing Soup for Winter Day.

er above the soup kettle; also pre-
viously cooked rice, barley, macaroni,
or spaghetti may be added if desired.
Reheat the soup, add the chopped
meat, and serve hot. If dumplings are
liked, these may be cooked in the soup
just before the meat is added. After
the dumplings are done, add the meat.
1t has already been cooked and will
not be improved by further cooking.
Dough prepared as for baking
powder biscuit may be rolled out
about half an inch thick, cut with a
small cutter, and cooked for ten min
utes on the top of the boiling soup.
The kettle should be kept covered
during the entire time of cooking the
dumplings.
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day, then chop the meat fine. There
should be three or four cupfuls of the
broth. In this broth cook oatmeal,
adding enough to make thick mix
ture to mold Cook until the oatmeal
is we'll cooked, then add the chopped
meat, season well and mold. Season
with onion, celery salt or any desired
seasoning. When cold cut into slices
and fry. One may use cornmeal for
this mixture making the scrapple
which is so well liked.
Stuffed Peppers.-If there should be
a small chop of lamb or pork left with
not enough meat to serve the family
otherwise, add cupful of bread
crumbs well-buttered to the meat after
putting it through n meat grinder, a
bit of chopped onion and the trim
mings from the top of peppers which
have been prepared to stuff. Parboil
the pepper shells after removing the
white fiber and seeds and place them
In creased gem pans. Fill with the
stuffing, add any bits of vegetable
like a spoonful or two of peas, a few
chopped nuts, little peanut butter.
amount of cooked oatmeal will add to
the tout ensemble. Bake until the
peppers are thoroughly hot. then
serve.
ScaIloped Potatoes.-Cut peeled
onion into very thin slices and then
into quarters. Melt three tablespoon
fuls of fat, add the onion and cook
very slowly on the back part of the
range until softened, stirring occa-
sionally. Slice a layer of potatoes
into a buttered dish holding a quart.
Sprinkle with onion, salt, pepper ana
parsley-continue until the dish Is
full ; add milk or broth from leftover
roast, until 1t can be seen through the
potatoes. Bake until the potatoes are
soft. then serve from the dish.
Goldfish la Mode.-Take one cup
full of shredded Goldfish. two cupfuls
of mashed potato well seasoned. pint
of milk, two beaten eggs, one-half
cupful of softened butter, salt and red
pepper to taste. Bake in buttered
dish twenty minutes.
NuAt hlN4n,elQ
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ly dainty and IL pair will be needed for
a serving.
Apple Charlotte.-Peel and core ten
apples and mince them fine. Melt two
tablespoonfuls of butter in sauce
pan, add one cupful of sugar, the
grated rind of half lemon and half
teaspoonful of cinnamon. Stew In this
strip until they are soft. Mash fine.
add two tablespoonful of apricot mar
malade and let 1t cool. Butter large
mold. cut thin strips of bread, dip
them in melted butter and line the
mold, letting them lap little. For the
bottom lay the strips of bread In the
form of a star. Fill the mold with pre-
pared apple, cover with n large slice
of buttered bread and bake in mod
crate oven forty minutes. Turn out on
n plate and dust with powdered sugar.
Spanish Hash.-Chop three or four
cold potatoes, a slice of onion and
green pepper. Season with salt. pep
per and q dash of mace bind together
with beaten egg and bake in but
tered pan until brown. Serve with
macaroni.
Apricot and Banana Cream.-Wash
and soak one-quarter of pound OF
dried apricots. While still hot sweeten
to taste; there should be plenty of the
strip. Mash and rub through sieve
and when cold add three firm ripe ba-
nanas sliced thin. Stir together light
ly and serve ice cold with thick cream
or whipped cream.
Sweet Potatoes, Southern style
Cook the potatoes in their skins until
tender. Peel and cut them In thick
slices and lay them into creased
baking dish, sprinkle with sugar, add
ing bits of butter to each layer. Bake
thirty minutes in slow oven; baste
them occasionally. Serve from the dish
in which they are baked.
Stuffed onions.-Choose the large
mild southern onions. Farboil until
partly done, remove the centers and
stuff with bread crumbs, sausage
chopped hard cooked eggs and season
ing. Top with buttered crumbs. sur
round with thin cream and bake until
tender.
N.A h4f~ eaQ
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ter which clings to the leaves. When
tender, season well with butter. pep
per and salt and serve garnished with
eighths of hard-cooked eggs.
Scalloped Chicken and Corn.-Use
the remnants of cold fowl free from
bones and gristle. For each cupful of
meat take one cupful of corn and one
cupful of cream sauce, then arrange In
layers in buttered baking dish. Cover
with buttcred crumbs and bake until
the crumbs are brown.
Sweetbreads la Newburg.-Parboil
a pair of sweetbreads half an hour in
water with bay leaf Drain, remove
the membranes and cut into small
dice. Chop fine one-baf cupful of
mushrooms. Beat three egg yolks, add
salt and paprika and two tablespoon
fuls of lemon Juice, one tablespoonful
of worcestershire sauce and stir until
they cream. Put into heated ramekins
and serve very hot.
Mocha Cakes.-Cream one-third of
a cupful of butter with one cupful Of
sugar and add two well-beaten eggs !;
add one cupful of strong coffee infu-
nilla; then stir In two oupfuls of flour
sifted with two teaspoonfuls of baking
powder. Fold in the stiffly beaten
whites of the eggs and bake in sheets.
When cold cut into desired shapes,
cover with frosting and roll the sides
In coconut.
Apples With Pork Roast.-Core, peel
and stuff with bread crumbs and
raisins finely chopped enough apples
to serve each one. Add butter to the
bread crumbs and n little spice If de-
sired. Place around the roast and
basic while the meat is roasting with
the fat from the pan.
Mocha Frosting.-Gtir two table
spoonfuls of hot coffee into as much
powdered sugar as will make 1t of Il
consistency to spread. Strong cocoa
may be used instead Of coffee If de-
sired.
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green vegetables
spin a C h, tur-
nips, onions and
other green's.
S p ! n a C h /. -
Wash spinach I'M
til perfectly clean
and put to cook
with only the wa
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puff shells. Chop
a few dates and
n u t S a n d m / K
with W h | p p e d
CT ca m. oil In
sugar and serve.
If the puffs are
made very small
they are especial
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1924-03-01

II Is wise to FOL
low the English
custom of having
q table for the
children. He r e
there is no temp
tation for them
to taste food not
good for them, for
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1t is not seen or desired and there Is
no compromise between what they
ought to have and what they want.
The result when intelligently fed Will
be sturdy, healthy youngsters. Not SO
many American families follow this
custom because of Indifference, but
more because of necessity.
In homes where they cannot be fed
alone and properly they are too often
allowed to eat at the family table
where they usually cry and get what
they cry for, for the sake of peace
and at the sacrifice of health, man
ners and morals.
There are ways where meals may be
simplifed so that the children may be
served at the same time without harm.
One may restrict the diet of the adults
to CONFORM to the food needed for the
children, having dinner at noon or let
ting the little people have a simple
supper by themselves earlier in the
evening than the dinner hour.
Children under five years OF age
should be given food easy of digestion,
avoiding rich food of all kinds, pas
tries and cakes, except sponge. No
rich buildings or sauces and very little
meat, and that at Ions intervals.
Fortunately the child who has not
been pampered and is in good health
does not desire a variety of food. Good
cooked cereals, toast, eggs, plenty of
milk and fresh fruits, stewed prunes,
orange juice every Cay with potatoes
cooked in various ways md chicken
| once in n while, will be enough va
| riety for any normal child.
One must remember that n growing
child needs plenty of food, to build the
body and supply heat and energy, too,
for his active body. A child's diges-
ton is more active than an adults and
it is able to take an extra meal or
two daily without trouble. A light
luncheon in the morning and after
noon, If only glass of milk or a slice
of bread and butter, will be found
quite necessary to keep the little ac
tive body growing properly.
| The years at the spring;
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Get a shank bone
with plenty of
meat, adding the
chopped marrow;
cook all until the
meat drops from
the bones. Let
stand after cook
ing until the next
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Nae shoo@ to hide her tiny taos.
Nae stockin's on her feet;
Her supple ankles white as shaw.
Or early blossoms sweet.
Her cen saue like her mither's cen.
Two gentle, liquid things;
Her face is like an angels face:
We're glad she has nae wings.
Jeremiah Games Rankin.
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Ct Kitchen
Cabinet
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Character is power-is influence:
q makes friends. creates funds,
draws patronage and support and
opens an easy way to wealth. honor
and happiness.
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COMMON, EVERYDAY FOODS

A good breakfast dish for any win
ter morning may be made as follows :