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The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
These Winslow Mail
Ads Brought Results

Two evidences of advertising
that pays occurred the last week,
one when Mrs. F. D. Lashmet re-
covered a valuable squirrel-skin
collar or scarf which she had lost
on the street, and the second when
the Winslow Furniture company re-
ceived an order for linoleum from
a welI-known lady of Grand Can
yon who read the advertisement in
last weeks Winslow Mail at her
home.
Both advertisements were printed
last week. The following day
Johnny Ryan, local railroad man,
brought Mrs. Lashmet's scarf to
The Mail office and received his
reward, and the scarf was returned
to Mrs. Lashmet Tuesday.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Brother of Mrs. Pete
Brand Dies, Chicago

Mrs. Pete Brand, of Winslow, re-
ceived word this week of the death
Tuesday of her brother. Gilbert c..
Little, %, at Chicago. Mr.. Little
had visited in Winslow some time
ago and had many friends here who
will be shocked at the announce
ment of his death.
Burial will be held tomorrow at
Chicago. His father, two brothers
and two sisters survive. He was
born in Bloomington, Ill, but has
lived in Chicago many years.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Reserve Officers Paper
to Boost New Airway

The next issue of the Arizona
Reserve Officers Association Bull
letin, published at Phoenix, will
contain big write-up of the air
way dedication, flying circus and
aircraft show to be held in Wins
low May 16 and II. Every >ad in
the efght-page paper, all of which
have been purchased by local busi-
ness houses, will be devoted to the
celebration.
A special invitation has been sent
to all reserve officers III the state,
many of whom will be present on
those two days.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Santa Fe Advertises
Summer Excursions

The Santa Fe railway has begun
it's advertising of summer excur-
sion rates from the east to points
in Arizona and California H. j.
Fouts, Winslow agent, states that
the big transcontinental line an
ticipates the largest tourist travel
this summer in it's history. Back
east" excursion rates will be in eff
feet from May 22 to Sept. Is.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
City Officials Submit
Their Yearly Reports

The heads of all departments of
the city administration sent in to
the council their yearly reports at
the regular session Tuesday eve
ming. All of the reports were brief,
except the engineers, which con-
tanned recommendation Of work
contemplated in the future.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10

The airWay maps were completed
this week, showing the marked
fields and emergency fields, with
their attitudes and descriptions,
blue prints being made in the engi-
neering office of the Santa Fe.
These are being sent to aviation
magazines and government head
quarters; to be incorporated in the
bulletins issued to aviatorS. The
route will be used by flyers making
cross-country trips as soon as these
bulletins of safe landing fields are
broadcast.
More than $50 special invitations
have been sent out by the commit
tee having charge of the affair.
subcommittee have taken over
the work of special details in con-
nection with the two-day celebra-
tion. A committee representing the
American Legion, composed of Joe
Lieberman, C. L. Hathaway, A. r.
Kleindienst, G. De- McCauley, R. G..
Bazell and Joe DaZe, probably will
accept an invitation to manage the
aviation ball on Saturday night,
May 16, in honor of the visiting Of
ficers and flyers, and the same
committee will, if parade is in
cluded in the program, also be
asked to take charge of that fea-
ture.
A committee of two, V. H. Driver
and Johnny Williams, are arrang-
s-1r fhn hi II mo nf
freshment booths at the grounds.
A committee to have complete
charge of the banquet, which will
be given in the Washington school
auditorium, and the decorating of
that hall, is being formulated and
will be announced later
The program, subject to addition
or alteration, will be substantially
as outlined below:
Saturday, May 16.
Saturday forenoon will be Occu-
pied by the arrival of planes from
the various fields.
Event No. l. Ceremony dedicating
Tri-State Airway.
Event No. 2. Planes will climb
3,OOU teet. First plane to land on
Winslow airport wins trophy given
by Winslow merchants.
Event No g. Put on by army re-
serves from Glover Field, Rockwell
Field, Kelly Field, Brooks Field
and Fort Bliss.
Event No. 4. Exhibition flying by
civilian planes.
Event No. 5. Balloon straffing.
One straffing most balloons in five
minutes wins trophy given by
Winslow merchants.
Event No. T. Wing walking.
Saturday evening will be given
over to an aviation banquet and
ball.
Sunday, May IL.
Event No. 1. Planes will fly to a
point directly over the Santa Fe
roundhouse, stop motor and land to
mark on Winslow airport. One
stopping nearest mark wins Joint
trophy given by Winslow CONNER
cial club and town of Winslow.
Event No. 2. Relay race. Pilots
will change planes and make three
laps.
Event No. 8. Exhibition flight of
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Family Night at the
Methodist Church

The regular monthly family night
of the Methodist Episcopal church
will be held in the church parlors
on next Wednesday evening, April
Is. Supper will be served from
$50 to and the evenings program
will begin at 1880. Sam Proctor, of
The Mail, and VIM. Nagle, president
addresses,
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10

United States Army and Navy
planes.
Event No. 4. Planes will climb
5000 feet and land to mark. One
landing nearest mark wins.
Event No. 5. Parachute drop.
Event No. 6. Balloon straffing.
Event No. Z. Exhibition of cabin
planes.
In addition to the above there
will be an aerial parade each day.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Petition Is Presented to
Have Power Plant Moved

: The petition circulated last week
by A. B. Malich to compeH the Ari-
zona Electric Light and Power COM
pany to move its plant from the
business district was presented to
the council Tuesday evening. The
petition is signed with twenty-four
names.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
CARTAS DE CLARA FELICIA

ticia. Yo no me quedaria con ESQ
encima no me conformaria con
rebatirlo en- la prensa. Ademas, Gno
te parece que esclareciendo los he
chos gana el pueblo que sabria
cue atenerse?
A prop6sito, los protestanteS de
las elecciones parece que no sacan
NADIA en- Washington. Dicen por ahi
cue 10 que quieren es estorbar 10 del
gobernador elective. Sus motivos
tandran.
otra cosa que Sc agita ahora en-
la prensa es la reduction del presu
paesto insular. Dye al dido: dicen
cue estamos en- deficit de dos mi
llones. va han surgido varios pla-
nes de economic Y, claro esta, re-
cortar a Los maestros entra en- al
gunos. Pobres maestros, que no
pueden estar seguros Y son los que
mas y mejor trabajan en- toda la
maquinaria gubernamental. Toda-
via no nos damos cuenta de este.
Para nj en- instruction podrian
introducirse cambios favorables,
pero nunca para recortar y 81 para
emplear mejor 10 que va Sc invier-
| te. Recuerdo nuestras gratfsimas
charlas references a este que tanto
nos interesa a ambas. Y 81 no fuera
! porque no me atrevo escribir para
/ Ell pnbnco haria I'M articulo expo
niendo nuestras ideas. Y mira til,
de prorlto Sc me ocurre que podria
dar alguros datos a algun legisla-
dor amigo, asi es que voy hacer
un bosquejito que te voy a mandar
para que me des tn parecer Y luego
entregarlo a ese amigo y yer 81 Ell
puede conseguir algo. Asi tu y 20
habremos ayudado A HACER Pa
TR1A que es mas de 10 que hacen
algunos politicos que Sc ocupan
en- deshacerla.
i Volviendo a las economics del
presupuesto, no puedo callar este
porque no me pasa, y como no 10
Quiero 6ecir alto, 10 confio tn
! PECHo AMIGO: pido al santo au-
ditor de la corte celestial que ilu-
mine a luestros Legislatures para
cue recorten las partidas de gastos
de representation y automobiles,
pues aqui nos conocemos todos y
/ es tan chiquito Puerto Rico que
Sc puede ir a pie de norte sur y
de este a oeste, y ademas, Jc6mo
exigirle un pobre menestral que
caste Ell lujo de un millonario7 SO.
mos Ell pobre menestral.
/ Querida, querida Pepiha, vuelve
a escribirme pronto. No sabes cuan
to me agrada saber de ii Mucho
celebro goces con mis- latas.
Tuya,
CLARA FELICIA.
Enero %, 1926.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24

fiesto del jefe socialista Rivera
Martinez, por ell que parecia este
no Sc avendria componendas, Sc
arregl6 todo Y los puros Sc queda
ron con INSTRUCTION. Yo me
allegro por aQuello de que los nifios
tienen bastante con aprender ell in
giles v seria demasiado hacerlcs
aprender tanibien los discursos de
los apostoles rojos en- ruso. No tie
rias nj digas Esta Clara Felicia
siempre de bromal" La verdad es
que prefiero al DR.. Gomez Brioso
Este ha diche que esta "confor-
me con Ell estado en- que ha encon-
trado su departamento" iYa 10
cree! Gonzalez Ginorio tenia
que desempefiarlo bien.
Me parece que Ell DR.. ha podido
estar mas expressive, dado todo 10
que ha eueontrado nuevo en- cua-
tro amos que fait6 de ese departa-
rnento.
Cast todos los demas nuevos adj
rn1nistradores de San Juan han
puesto el grito en- ell cielo horroriza-
dos de 10 que han encontrado.
"c'est la deblaclel'' exclaman.
I,o nua r3jrAu no Inc hosni+oIac ,,,,,
nicipales es tanto v tan gordo que
no Sc como estas horas no estan
procesa1cs los que intervenian en-
su direction, porque, 81 .es verdad,
no es para menos. Deberia exigir-
seles responsabilidad para que ello
slrviera de saludable ejemplo los
cue ahora entran. Y los que han
salido deberian pedir que Sc prue.
ben los cargos en- una corte de jus.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
w

Nv
Querida Fepifia:
Eace mas de un mes que no te
he escrito debido las muchas ocu-
paciones que me han salido al paso
duranto ese tempo; pero siempre
he estado rccordandote, sobre todo
cusndo COLO los periodicos y me en-
cuentro con ciertas cosas GRAcIo-
sAS de Que hablaria contigo. Te
envio algunos para que tie enteres.
Recibi tn Ultima y agradezco to-
dos tus buenos deseos para mi en-
este nuevo afio. Por ellos suponte
los mios para ii, que en- .todo les
correspondent
Celebro tie haya divertido 10 que
te decia de las elecciones del
triunfo de los puro-sociaustas Ell
san Juan. va estan en- Ell Ayunta-
1niento. Una de las cosas aRACIo-
SAS a que arriba me refiero, ha si~
do Ell desacuerdo que han tenido al
repartirse los empleos. Querian los
sociaistas su parte proportional, v
en- ella Ell MINISTERIo de insfruc-
cion; 5mas como poner en- manos
BoLsHEvIoUEs cargo de tanta
importancia exponiendo a los nifos
La propaganda ROJA? Ahi no ce-
do Don Roberto y despues de mu-
cho forcejeo y de un sesudo mani
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
DOMINGO

Matinal: Despedida Gel popular
gailarfn: 'MAcARENo''
Tarde: Dos tandas con "'El Bo-
tin de los Piratas''.
Noche: Primera exhilkci6n en-
P. R., de la interesante einta:
la Bailarina Enmascaratla"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
FLoEEs NATURALES

iQuiere usted conseguir hermo-
SOS bouquets? Bonitas Coronas
otros trabajos artisticos en- flores
naturaies. Llame al telefono 500
santurce. (stop 90 Martin Peha y
sera atendido por Ia Sra. Parci.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
VENTA ESPECIAL

Este bello Reloi de Mufeca, GAIA Blan-
ca de Orc Enchapadu, IS amos de garar-
ma, movimiento de primera clase con
sells rubies, corona de zafiro, muy atrac-
Two, u!tlmo estilo. peQueho. Precio Re-
gular $1,000. Ahora solamente S7.75.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
RIALTO

RIALTO
La preciosa cinta "Secretos Te-
nebrosos'' por la sitnpatica actriz
Dorothy Dalton.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
DOMINGO

Matinee; 'El Rey del Radto".
Noche: "El Jinete del Desier-
to- y una c6mica..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
DOMINGO

Matinee: "Velocidad''. Noche:
"Lazos de Amor" y Episode z de
"Carlos el Temible",
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
DOMINGO

Matinee con la cinta "El Ven.
cedor. - -Noche: "El Buen Ban
dido =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
DOMINGO

Matinee: LA Reina de los BoS-
ques''. Noche: Episodes 10
de ''En los Dias de Daniel Boone"
rnfnrprAr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24

PUERTO RICO
Episodios y de "El Captain
Ferry.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24

LAS ANTILLAs:
FL drama: ''Una Mujer sin I'm
portancia una c6nica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
PARoUE BoRTNQUEN:

Buster Keaton en- 'SLas Tres
Epocas"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
DOMINGO

Matine: "El Captain Perrin.
Noche: El drama en- actos:
.tCompaderos de las Tim eblas''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24

"El Delirio de correr'', Inagn!-
fico drama de gran acci6n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
DOMINGO

La emocionante cinta: 'El HON.
bre que vendi6 su Alma al Diablo".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24

Este es un REQ. Ae Mufieca hermoso,
enchapado de Orc Blanco de IA quila-
tes. original, 1ltiino estilo, rectangular,
ait1sima calidad, moviemiento con diez
seis (16) Rnbies, cuidadosamente aims
tado y regulado, 25 afios de garantfa, mo
delado, 10 nusmo que los relojes de pla-
tino mas caroS, corona de zafiro, cinta
de stda con broche de orc enchapado.
ExceleLte reloj. Completamente garanti-
zado. PREo1o ESPECIAL CT zc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24

Hennos visto en- Ell estableci-
miento de los Sres. Damian
Rodriguez Sachs & Co., ell
mas variado y complete sur
tido de trajes para sef1oras.
Igualmente notabIes son los
diferentes estiIos de corsets,
faias, saIidas de baiIe, sonn-
breros, bufandas etc. que es-
tan causando la admiration
de todas las personas de buen
tono.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
VICTORY GARDEN

VICTORY GARDEN
Episode 13 de "Carlos el Temi-
BILE" y ell drama Paddles Frivo-
los"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24

IMPERIAL:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24

,
!. q ! M
RIALTo
La preciosa cinta "secrstos Te-
por la sitnpatica actrtz
Dorothy Dalton.
DOMINGO
Matinal: Despedida Gel popular
Bailarfn. 'MAcARENo''.
Tarde: Dos tandas con ''El Bo-
tin de los Piratas'.
Noche: Primera exhilkci6n en-
P. R., de la interesante einta:
La Bailarina Enmascaratla".
PARoUE BoRINQUEN:
Buster Keaton en- LAS Tres
Epocas".
DOMINGO
Matine: "El Captain Perrin"
Noche: El drama en- 6 actos:
"Compaderos de las TIM eblas'.
cLIMPo:
"El Delirio de correr'', magn!-
fico drama de gran acci6n.
DOMINGO
La emocionante cinta: "El HON.
bre que vendi6 su Alma al Diablo'.
VICTORY GARDEN
Episode Is de "Carlos ell Temt-
ble' ell drama "Padnes Frivo-
los"
DOMINGO %
Matinee con la cinta "El Ven.
cedor - -Noche: "El Buen Ban
dido -
PUERTO RICO
Episodes y 4 de "El Captain
Ferry.
DOMINGO -
Matinee: LA Reina de los BoS-
ques''. Noche: Episodes y 10
de ''En los Dias de Daniel Boone.
IMPERIAL:
DOMINGO
Matinee: 'velocidad''. Noche:
"Lazos de Amor y Episode de
"Carlos Ell Temible'',
LAS ANTILLAs:
FL drama: Una Mujer sin I'm
portancia'' una c6nica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24

oLIMPo:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-19

les, motors and generators. and the
radio communicating laws. The
passing mark for this class OF L.
cense shall be rs per cent.
Credit for experience is to be
rated as follows. and suitable evil
dence of experience must be submit
ted.
Three months service at any
class OF commercial station. in
GLIDING broadcasting stations, full
credit Of 20 per cent.
Other Credits
Holders of commercial licenses
having had no commercial ex-
perience, instructors OF recognized
radio schools and of radio courses at
Colleges, operators having only ex-
perience at Federal Government
stations not open to general public
service, 10 per cent.
Graduates of radio schools, those
having had special training at col
leges and holders of amateur first
grade licenses, 10 per cent.
Holders of amateur second grade
licenses, and correspondence grad
yates. per cent.
Questions to be used in this ex-
animation will be furnished to the
of radio in the near
future.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-19
Proper Way to Charge Battery

A storage battery can only be
charged by direct current. and
when charging the positive wire Of
The charging current must be con-
nected to the positive of the battery,
and the negative to the negative.
The voltage of the charging current
should be somewhat greater than
that OF the battery, whilo the am
perage should not be above one
tenth OF the capacity. When a bat
terry Is charged or discharged very
quickly it will overhead, and the
paste will fall out OF the grids. Not
only Will this prevent the battery
from taking charge, but 1t will
short circuit the plates at the bot
tom. For this reason the battery
must be charged slowly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-19
Bg Times Special

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, March ia
Few set Of regulations for operators
f broadcasting stations have been
formulated by the Department of
Commerce. under which many who
were formerly ineligible may obtain
a license for such duties.
The new regulations, which are
the outgrowth of the Third National
Radio Conference, are Announced in
the following letter to all raGio su
pervisors:
"A new class CT license is htref y
to be known as broad4at-
ing stations operators license and
will be valid only for the operation
of broadcasting stations.
THE recent commercial second
class operators license form AN be
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-19
NEW REGULATIONS
FOR OPERATORS
Rules for Broatastng Stations Fixed by Government Are
Outgrowth of Third National Radio Conference

used. upon which the inscription,
valid onlJ for the operation of a
broadcasd ling station shall be placed
in the space reserved for grading at
the upper left coner OF this license
form and also in the space provided
in the lower part of the license.
Code Test
THE code test for this examina-
ton in transmitting and receiving
the Continental Morse Code will be
at the rate OF twelve words per min
ute, counting five character to the
word.
The theoretical examination will
consist of a number of questions on
transmitting apparatus such as is
used at broadcasting stations, re-
ceiving apparatus. storage batter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-19

Operators holding commercial
extra first class, first class. or second
class licenses will be permitted to
operate broadcasting stations as at
present"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-19
j. 5. FANS TAKE
ACTIVE PART IN
WORLDCONGRESS
France Prepares for Event in
April.
Bp Times Special

DIV 4tWCS DDeCtut
HARTFORD, Conn, March 10
Amateur radio telegraph operators
Of the world, having achieved and
perfected system Of international
radio communication on short waves.
are arranging for appointment of
delegates to the first international
congress OF amateurs to convene in
Paris from April 16 to 20. according
to the American Radio Relay
League, amateur association of
North America Representatives OF
American and c. -dian amateurs
are expecting to lave New York
on the SIS. Mauretania on April 1.
returning on the SIS. Berengaria
May 1, providing thirteen days in
Paris and three in London.
Plans Under Way
y Plans. have been under way since
last. year. when Hiram Percy Maxim,
president of the A. r. r. L., on a
visit to Europe, was elected presi-
cent of the temporary committee OF
organization. At this. meeting rep
resentatives from eight countries
were present, and it was the unani-
nous desire that a permanent inter
national association of amateurs be
formed. The three leading radio So
cieties of France have banded to-
.gether to arrange for the coming
congress, and announcements have
been mailed to all of theSrepresent-
alive amateur societies OF the
world.
Individuals Invited
because amateurs of this country
have taken the initiative in the de-
velopment of two-way private inter
10 tional radio communication
through the arrangement OF short
wave tests with amateurs in Eu-
rope, South America and Australia,
they are expected to participate ac-
lively in the congress affairs. At
their. annual directors meeting 1t
was voted to send as their delegates
President Maxim and Secretary Ken
meth b. Warner Although only one
vote from each country is to be
recognized as having official voice
In the affairs of the congress,
general invitation has been extended
to all amateurs who may desire to
attend as private individuals. or in
an advisory capacity.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-15

a list Of eleven things, in a fine old
fashioned script of faded ink, headed
"Tried and found good" The first is
recipe for Almond Cakes. On the
margin of the page opposite it is
pencilled "excellent", so | think you
would like TO have the recipe. Here it
It: "To make these. take a pound Of
Almonds, blanched in cold water, beat
them with Rose Water till they lose
their clustering. put in half a pound
of fine sugar well sifted. beat these
and the Almonds together, till they
are we'll mixed; then take the whites
of two eggs, and two spoonfulls Of
fine flower well dried, and beat them
together, and pour in your Almonds;
then butter the plates you frame your
cakes in, dust them in fine sugar and
flower; and when they are little
brown in the oven, draw then, suffer
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-15
THE HOMEMAKERS
l CORNER
tC5n.ar.e.i - s-lss A. I. WEBB, Sta-e
Collsrs 81 " nytor.)


apple Porcupine
A porcrrine is not an attractive lit
tie beast, SO one hardly expects such
a toothsome and interesting dish as
Apple porcupine proves to be if prop
erly made. Cook III cups sugar and
21s cups winter together 5 minutes.
Core and pare medium sized apples
and cook them slowly in the syrup
until tender Raste and turn them
around once or twice during the cook
ing SO they viii be evenly done. Lift
the zppies carefully out of the syrup
and drain them, then place in bak-
ing dish. Add to the syrup table
spoon of butter and X teaspoon Gin
namon and cook till thick Fill the
cores and surrounding spaces of the
apples with the syrup. Then stick the
apples full Of almonds blanched, stand
up to represent porcupine quilts.
Place in the oven long enough 70
brown the nuts, COOL and serve either
with or without whipped cream.
Frozen Pudding
Here is good frozen pudding for
dessert. Whip stiff quart Of whip
ping cream, add sugar to make as
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-15

sweet as desired, u teaspoon vanilla,
\ cup candied cherries and Y CUP
English walnut meats (both cherries
and nuts cut into bits). Place in a
mould and pack in ice and salt Is
parts ice to / of salt) to freeze J
hours. A 2 pound coffee can can be
used for a mould and lined with split
ladyfngers. When ready to serve,
turn out on platter, on end, and gar
nish with lemon gelatine that has been
colored with red fruit juice, chopped
until it represents rock candy. Place
on top of the mould a few halves of
candie1 cherries.
Steamed Fig Pudding
If you want hot pudding, nothing
is better Tor more wholesome) than
steamed fig pudding. Mix a cup Of
suet, chopped fine, with a cup of
chopped figs, cup of bread crumbs,
one of sugar, II cup of -four and 2
teaspoons of baking powder. Add 8
well beaten eggs, then cup of sweet
milk and teaspoon of vanilla. Steam
it in one-pound baking powder cans
for / " hours, and serve with this
sauce
Sauce for Fig Pudding
Cream " cup butter and add Sd
cup brown sugar, and cook in a double
boiler till melted and hot. Then add
the lightly beaten yolks of eggs and
stir constantly few moments till the
mixture thickens slightly and sticks
to the spoon. Take it off the stove