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JUSTICE.
YOU WILL FIND OUR
TERMS THE MOST
LIBERAL IN THE CITY.
JUSTICE.

1920 BUICK TOURING. INSTRUMENTATION. $3.50
1913 MITCHELL SPORT. 1916
lS2o CHANDLER 1-PASS. TOURING. $50
1922 CHANDLER COUPE. OvERHAULED,
NEW PAINT. ..................... 7s5
1922 CHEVROLET TOURING. .......... 200
1877 CHEVROLET SEDAN. NEW TIRES. $50
1920 CHANDLER COUPE. $50
1922 DODGE ROADSTER. ONLY DRIVEN
1000 MILES. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1916
1929 DODGE TOURING. WINTER IN
1872 DURANT SIX SEDAN ............. $50
1920 FORD COUPE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ITO
1928 FORD SEDAN. NEW TIRES . 275
1922 MAXWELL TOURING. ............. $50
49, NATIONAL 7-PASS. TOURING. 645
1922 WEsCOTT 7-PAsS. SEDAN. .... 675
1872 CLEVELAND SEDAN. 400
1928 OVERLAND SEDAN. PERFECT..... 575
1919 PACKARD TWIN SIX, 7-PASS. SIS
1924 OLDS 6CYL SEDAN. SIS
1922 FORD Observation-Disclosures. 90
1923 CHEW ROLET TOURING. 225
1923 OVERLAND TOURING. ............ 200
1920 LIBERTY COUPE. PERFECT..... 2B5
WILLYs-kNIGHT SEDAN. NEW PAINT 575
1922 DODGE SEDAN. HIGH HOOD. 900
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
(C0utfnuedD

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Special discount
for cash Save money. Buy at Hopwood's,
Sth and Sis
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FURNITURE-owner. compelled to leave city,
will sacrifice the contents of completely fur
nished apartment of three rooms. Call Mr..
McAliSter. Er MIS-
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Terms
SALE OF CARS AND
TRUCKS REPOSSESSED

FOR SALE-AUTo TRUCKS.
G. NJ. G. 2-ton truck; also I ton truck, 1923
Ford touring. in perfect condition. Sacrifice
II sold at once. Edgar Baum, S12 9TH ST NV
FORD GASOLINE TRUCK, used 3 months:
three compartment tank; cost $Te5; will sell
for unpaid notes, SAT. 645 Nd. ave. ne.
Lincoln $40.
FORD DUMP TRUCK, 1924; like new; $500,
terms. 643 Nd. ave. ne. Lincoln $40
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

LET ATHERTON'S, the up date pet shop.
at 33s Indiana ave. NV. fill your needs.
PEkINESE PUPPIES. stud dogs, matrons
for sale. 531 y 9th ST. Sc.
AIREDALE DOG for sale. cheap. $751; N
ST
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SEE POULTRY COMPANY" Financial Fage.
Star. Hotel. restaurant and supply men par
ticularly wanted.
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CHEVROLET.
PAY AS u RIDE.
SIMPLY TELEPHONE.

There is no need for you to
leave your home, store or office
to see a dependable used car.
Just call Potomac 1858 and make
known your wants. 1t will be
our pleasure to bring a car right
to your door.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of rooms: will sell
for 500; no dealers. Address Box 40i-D,
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LIST and d SITS. NV. Lin. 1858 2ss
FINANCE COMPANY'S
REP0SSESSED CARS.
Every car in excellent mechanical condition
ESSEX COACH, 1923.
$500. Five new tires and Is in perfect con-
dition. Bumpers front and rear.
STAR SEDAN, 1923
S2IJ. Runs like q car. Good tires all
around. Low mileage.
OVERLAND TOURING, l9o3-s2Oo. 90.
CLEVELAND TOURINGS.
A 1923 In perfect shape, $4,000 and q 1921
in good condi ton for S175.00.
OAKLAND SPORT TOURING, 1928.
Reprinted and looks like new.
OLDSM0BILE TRUCK, 1919.
Has bus body and is in good running order.
Make offer.
Liberal terms. See Mr.. Bruce for real bar
INVESTMENT BLDG. GARAGE,
18th 4 SITS. NV.
Fr. 1901. Basement Investment Bldg.
PHELPS AUTO EXCHANGE,
l625 18th St. NV.
1924 Buick Sedan
1924 Chevrolet Touring.
1924 Oldsmoble Touring.
1924 Studebaker Touring.
1923 Ford Sedan.
1923 Chalmers Coach.
1923 Oakland Sport.
1923 Cleveland Touring.
1929 Studebaker Sedan.
1922 Ford Sedan.
Low Prices. Reasonable Terms.
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A DEPOSIT WILL RE-
SERVE ANY CAR FOR
F y T u r Z DELIVERY.
JUSTICE MOTOR
COMPANY, 3
1915 18th St. NV. Frank. 1885.
Open Evenings Until 9 PM.

STOP LOOK! READ!!!
Cadillac Touring. model 57...........$ $3.50
Hudson Berlin Sedan. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Oakland Touring. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Buick Coupe four-pass. $50
Buick Light Six Touring, 1920. ..... $50
Buick Roadster, 1920. ............. $50
Essex Roadster. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
Buick Tourtngs, little 4s..... SO, 100
0verls nd Little Four Sedan......... $50
Columbia Light 8 Touring ........... 3T5
Dodge Tourings 49, 500, 80
Peerless Touring. .................. 30
Moon Light Touring .............. $50
Buick Special Roadster. ..-......... $50
Lexington Touring. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Ford Light Deliveries. 30 up
Ford Tourings C3l. Observation-Disclosures. so up
Ford Sedans t3) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so up
Plenty others on hand at lowest prices
Terms or Trade.
ROBERT HERS0S'S AUTO EXCHANGE,
LIST and ID SITS. NV. Lin. 1858. 2ss
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PLUMBER. retiring; low rent; business sec
lion; cheap for quick sale. Address Box 4s-E
Star office 24s
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room and . bedroom suites; lump for $3.50
cash. dealers. Address Box 365-D Star
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81. OOO-wANT TO BORROW stock, ma
rhiuery and good will of established, well pay
ing going business: will stand strictest inves-
figation security two and one-haf times. Ad-
dress BOX 436-D, Star Office 24'
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MONEY MAKER for some one; small store
-ooo 2Ss
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COMPARE

COMPARE
the low prices, the year, the
high values and the convenient
terms offered on the following
cars:
ESSEX "a Coach, '25 motor. 1915
oakland aB Sedan. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Oakla nd BAD, 1922 Sedan. 200
Ford "a Tudor Sedan. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Elcer 70 Lycoming' Sport. $50
Columbia Sedan, ''6Y motor. ......... 400
Oldsmobile % Touring Csr........7 rs
Dodge 20 Touring. al" Dos
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
1909 L St. NV.
Remember the Address,"
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BOOMING house wanted at once: will pay
cash. Address BOX 4T9-D, Star Office. pa
TEAHOUSE. boarding house; suburban town;
highway; popular route; rooms, modern con-
veneuces; ground and porches. Address Box
4as-D, Star office. 23s
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EOoMING HOUSE for sale, II near 1th ST.
n w. 10 rooms and bath, h.-w.h.; yearly lease
Address Box SOD, Star ofice. IS
WANTED TO BUY paying business for 81 QUO
or less Address Box SD Star Office: %
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GAS DOME. large. amber; cheap. 1924
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GASOLINE ENGINE. S-cylinder, Van Blerck
Z. 5. Navy type, $50 horsepower medium
duty; just completely rebuilt by Van Blerck
expert; now in commission and can be dem
onstrsted; no reasonable offer refused j. L.
Cunningham, 3l6 Tth St NV
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RESTAURANT, coming section NV; cheap
for ash. Address Box So2-D. Star office 22'
10 you WISH TO BUY GOOD PAYING
business Call at 906 District National Bank
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REFRIGERATORS and cleo.
refrigeration, all sizes and styles.
J. M. Furnas, Ills Conn. ave.
20.
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FOR RENT. on commission, ice cream and
luucheonette known kramers Palm Gar
den; fully equipped; seating capacity 200. APP
ply a Kramer's Flower Store. qI6 + NV
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GAS RANGES, several dozen good cabinet
only need cleaning. 50 so each delivered; new.
and rebuilt. Experts on rebuilding and repair
ing; charge If not satisfac. 626 q ST. NV
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EXPERT pleasure truck mechanic with
81 900 to 81 800 would like to connect with
paying concern. Address Box 43I-D, Star
naire oSs
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BEDS. brass and metal. complete china cabi-
net, dressers, small living room suite; many
other pieces. 1852 Biltmore st. NV. Col.
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A deposit will hold the car
you select for Spring delivery.
Convenient terms of payment if
you desire them.
A few good buys ranging
from 500 to $3.50. These are
special values.
STUDEBAKER,
JUST DRIVE IT-THATS ALL"
18th and R SITS. NV.
Potomac 1888.
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BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM SUITE: call
aoS o4s
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BABY CARRIAGE. high chair and nursery
chair, in good condition; also gas fixtures;
very cheap. 60 S st. NV. 23s
BABY CARRIAGE. reasonable; 1923 East
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FOR SALE-yaluable patents on Inventions of
Thomas b. Slate, well known inventor.
Patent No. 12s6435, Internal combustion
CINE, new type of gas engine, eliminating
water jackets. operating with great efficiency,
for use in arplanes. automobiles and heavy
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
fCUutiuuedl

$1,000 to So, 600.
.blished business with
q L Et,r af7ica
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DR.. Crosby Kelly. Veterinarian,
ooo4 Mills ave n North 0oSl
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lE mated pair Hartz Mt canaries. sos

PERSIAN KITTENS, pedigreed; male and
New Jersey ave NV 23s
ALL KINDS RUSTIC BIRD HOUSES for wild
birds Schmid's Pet Store. III 18th st. NV.
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weather varieties, be 1t snow, sleet or
rain. ones knitted coat preserves Its
looks. for it wrinkles not, neither does
1t spend most of Its, time at the clean
ers to be pressed and restored to
pleasing appearance.
So much for practical view of the
matter of knitted coat. Considered
from the standpoint of esthetic values,
superb color Interpretation Is an out
standing feature of the modlsh brushed
wool coat. What lovelier on a crisp
winter day than a splash Of gay color
such as rose, blue and green, striped
as the picture indicates. It is just
such lovely color combination. and
others equally as fascinating, which
commend the brushed wool knitted
coats to every eye seeking beauty in
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Snow euntIna Left a Little song.

season is passing. For what do you
suppose | saw todayY
II asked her in my sweetest voice:
What, Mother Nature? DO tell
me-
81 saw a Mourning Cloak Butter
fly she said. and you know. little
Snow Bunting. when they begin to
come, know that Mistress Springtine
is really on the way.
"'Of course you know how she meets
Winter on her way here, and how they
chat and laugh and talk. and what
time they have, puzzling people for all
they are worth!
But today saw Mourning Cloak.
must tell you about Mourning Cloak
Mother Nature continued. Mourning
Cloak comes when 1t Is very early
spring. ! often wonder if Mourning
Cloak likes to listen to the chatter
between Winter and Mistress Spring
timei
~ often think that is it. for surely
Mourning Cloak arrives early,
Mourning Cloak comes flying
through the woods just little warm
sunlight to encourage him. He flies
about and fits here and there. and
we can see those wings of his so dark
and purple and rich in appearance
with their yellow-edged touches.
Ills blue spots are SO handsome.
too. Oh. Mourning Cloak is a hand
somely dressed fellow, and there is no
mistake about that. He is one of the
best dressed of my family.
He sleeps all winter. hiding away
in some cave or under some rock and
he wakes up early. Yes. he doesn't
wait until the last minute to arise.
"'When Mourning Cloak is cater
pillar he wears handsome black cos
tune with striking red spots and he
feeds on the leaves of willow trees, for
he's rascal then.
she has a dangerous appearance
then, but he is harmless and not at
all like the green caterpillars with
the short prickly spines.
"'Ah yes, spring will be along soons
for the Mourning Cloak, the first ar
rival. has come
"That was what Mother Nature told
me- continued Snow Bunting, land so
| know 1t must be true.
sAnd | thought that 1t might be
nice for some of the winter creatures
10 leave a song for Mistress Spring
time. She might be pleased to think
she was spoken of-creatures are
pleased, I've heard, when they've oeen
asked about, even when they were
away
So Snow Bunting left little song
for Mistress Springtime alone. and
| only the Breeze Brothers who carried
! II to her from him heard what the
song was about.
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onel And ! think of her. with books
and her garden, and Tommy, and Tom
my's music He's an odd child, but
she understands him, and his mistakes
won't be the ordinary mistakes"
He smiled at Joe, and somehow Joe
smiled back, although the younger man
felt tears hot behind his eyes.
won't be my mistakes" Gibbs said
musingly. ut was all too easy for me.
1t was always plain sailing, and that's
not-not exactly disciplinary, you
know. never cared much about the
other fellows troubles-Ellen's the
one for that-and now, lying here, Joe.
for the past few months. it's come to
me as sort of revelation that even In
this I'm having 1t easy. If I've never
had any particular pity for the fellows
who haven't enough money, or had sick
wives, or had to sit on an office stool
eight hours day. certainly can't ex-
pect the world to stand still with sym
patty because one man happens to be
going out little ahead of time !"
Joe could find nothing to say, and
after moment Gibbs spoke again,
more briskly:
"Well There was another thing l
wanted to say to you, and I'll say it.
and then we needn't take this up
again. George Lathrop was here last
summer, and we went into this little.
He seemed to feel that we might be
making too much of this, and he sent
specialist down from San Francisco
Ellen never knew why he came; he
happened to have been in Williams
with me. and his wife came, and all
! that But that's not the point: the
| thing is that l know how George feels
about Ellen; he's always adored her.
| / mean that he makes sort of a little
patron saint Of her. Every other wom-
an in his life is judged by Ellen. Now,
some day-she'll be lonely; Tommyll
need mans hand. George will be his
guardian. anyway--some day, George
will tell her--he can't help it-what
! she is to him And that's where !
want you to use your own judgment,
Joe. l can't tell her this. Of course.
And also there's chance that she may
honestly not want to marry any one
| But II she let's any thought Of me-
.'You might tell her Them he added
In low tone. that the purest and
best and sweetest thing In my life was
what she gave me-that no man ever
owed woman the debt owe her r.
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SNOW BUNTING

1--WE are very fond of it along by
the ocean," said Snow Bunting.
''We really like to be by the ocean
better than inland, though once IN
awhile we go into the country away
from the ocean and whirl about be-
fore snowstorm and through the
storm, too, and look and appear as our
name would have us look and appear!
I'VE have clear, lovely calls and we
can whistle. too-Vever so prettily.
Yes, indeed.
We're friendly with the horned
larks. We look beautifully white when
we fly, and we go way up> TO the Arctic
regions. at times.
These facts was particularly told
to tell.
"And someone who saw one ofAQur
nests at one time described 1t In hdk.
man words TO be lovely coy nest.
This person saw 1t In an old hollow
log. The nest was lined with feath-
ers and was made of grass and white
fox hair.
''They say though that we look our
DcSI WH6n uJIIlS lHIVuSli u ShoWoto' ne
| All, but birds do look very lovely
when they fly. Great crowds of birds
flying is always lovely sight. Even
starlings when they fly are very beau
tiful.
"They fly so gracefully and so mag
nificently.
81 say even starIings' for starlings
are not so very popular. They have
taken such possession Of things.
"They push other birds out of the
way.
"But they do not bother us Mt all.
However. that is not what ! am TO
talk about. l am going to tell you
that spring is soon coming.
"Ah yes, for heard a secret. Moth
er Nature whispered 1t to me.
"She said:
"Little Snow Bunting, the winter
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winter and find only the sophisticated
tourist equipped to enjoy them.
Judging from the three coats shown
here the laws of the Modes and Per-
slams were not more unchanging than
the straight-line silhouette in coat
styles Not having to pay any atten-
ton to this matter of line, efforts are
concentrated on color. trimming and
other details. In the coat at the left.
made of a warm tan cloth, two trim
lnings are united-one of the new pat
termed borders, made of light and dark
fur, and an embroidery design In
French knots. or needlework that sim
ulates them. AT the right a light
cloth coat Is almost covered with ap-
pllque and embroidered motifs, in a
graceful arrangement on body and
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i1liy her eyes Vent to UlDus, uoAins
on the rocks. and a sorrowful look
filed them. Il wish hadn't hated
herr" she said softly.
you haven't much to regretp Joe
assured her, rolling over for a nap,
They did not speak again until the car
grated on the sandy road few feet
above them.
They all saw that the day had tired
Gibbs. He was a little stiff as Joe
helped him &c the car, and there was
an anxious look In EIlen's eyes until
she had him established in the spa
cious, pleasant order of the porch
again, ana was personally superintend-
ing his slow drinking of a glass of
milk.
But he seemed to recover rapidly.
Presently he was smiling and listen
ing again In his usual way, and Ellen
went off with Lizzie, to share the de-
light of preparing the baby for bed.
and to talk over little Ellen's last
meal for the day.
Tommy, in glorious splashing and
scattering, was profusely watering the
garden, and Joe came over to the couch
and sat down by Gibbs side.
I'm afraid our descending on you
this way has been good deal of a
tax Joe said regretfully.
Gibbs had been lying with closed
eyes, and the sunken hollows about
them filed Joe with concern But now
he opened them and smiled, and
stretched out hand to clasp Joe's fin
gers.
Always welcome, at any time, dear
boy" he said kindly. 'But more than
ordinarily welcome now. ! had thought
of sending for you-but one puts things
off-and there's always the danger of
alarming Ellen"
Never had Joe felt the other mans
extraordinary charm as he felt 1t now.
when Gibbs Josselyn at the end of a
perfect September day. confided to his
care the things he loved best in life.
you see, old man, she's going to
need you soon. And that is why | am
glad you are really interested in es-
tablishing yourself in Los Antonios.
She'll go away, for awhile, but she
loves this place--and If you and Lizzie
and a troop of children are here
"You and Lizzie will look out for
her." Gibbs added, after silence.
"And the baby will do more than any
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KNITTED BRUSHED WOOL COATS;
RESORT COATS HAVE FUR TRIMS

which detail quite a few of these
smartest knitted coats.
Paris appears to be little sus-
picious of those sunny climes that
lure SO many people southwark In
mid-winter. At any rate. nearly all
the coats imported for resort wear
turn out to be fur-trimmed. 1t may be
that French designers, having evolved
new things in fur trimmings, were de
termined to use them. Anyway, they
are on the safe side, for many expert
enced globe-trotters take along a fur
coat, even when they are going to be
neighbors of the equator. A few crisp
days and cool nights are certain to
take all the natives by surprise every
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modern apparel. Plaids, stripes,
checks, two tone. contrasts and blend
ings all trend TO the glorification OF
color In the modish knitted coats Of
today.
Many Of these knitted wraps have
an added touch Of beauty in ornamen-
tai fastenings. Note the handsome
clasp OF colored galalith with metal
fiIigree. which secures the coat at the
fashionable low waistline. Fanciful
large buttons are also in favor, these
usually rejecting color as expressed
10 the knitted coat itself.
Very decorative, too, are the bright
,olored leather applique trimmings
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THE urge for something new, some
\ thing different, finds its answer in
long knitted coats of swagger tailor
ing and intriguing color. The advent
of these handsome wraps marks still
another innovation in the realm Of
knitcraft.
A charming exponent of a three
quarter length coat knitted of brush
wool, such as is so much in fashion at
the present moment, Is shown in the
picture. Well might it be labeled "a
coat you love to wear" There is such
a sense of comfort in the caressing
touch of its downy brushed wool sur
face. Then, too, it is very reassuring
to know that. come what may In
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half cupful of sugar gradually and
one egg well beaten; mix and sift
two and one-fourth cupfuls of flour
with three and one-half teaspoonfuls
of baking powder, one-fourth tea
spoonful of salt and two teaspoonfuls
of ginger. Add the dry ingredients
alternately with one cupful Of milk to
the first mixture. Turn into but
tered mold cover and steam two
hours. Serve with:
Vanilla Sauce.--Mix one-half cupful
of sugar with one tablespoonful of
cornstarch, add one cupful of boiling
water, boil five minutes. add two
tablespoonfuls of butter. one teaspoon
full of vanilla. few gratings of nut
meg and a little salt
Cottage Puddng.--Cream two table
spoonfuls Of butter with three-fourths
of cupful of sugar. Beat two eggs,
add one-half cupful of milk, mix with
the butter and sugar. add one and
one-fourth cupfuls of flour sifted with
two tablespoonfuls Of baking powder.
Bake in a small sheet. Cut into
squares and serve with:
Pudding sauce.-Mix tablespoon
full of -four with one-half cupful OF
sugar, add one-half cupful of boiling
water and cook until smooth. Add
two tablespoonfuls Of vinegar, two
tablespoonfuls of butter and a grating
of nutmeg. Serve hot.
Steamed Cranberry Pud di n g.
Cream one-Ealf cupful of butter, add
one cupful of sugar gradually. three
eggs well beaten, one-half cupful of
milk, three and one-half cupfuls Of
flour, one and one-fourth tablespoon
fuls of baking powder and one and one
half cupfuls of cranberries. Cream rhe
butter, ado the sugar, eggs well beat
en-. Mix and sift the flour and the bak-
ing powder and add alternately TO the
first mixture; stir In the berries, turn
into buttered mold, cover and steam
three hours. Serve with thin cream
sweetened and favored with nutmeg.
Sour Cream Fruit Cake.-Cream
one-half cupful of butter with one cup
full of sugar. Add one-half of graf
ed nutmeg, one teaspoonful each of
cloves and cinnamon and one-half
teaspoonful Of powdered ginger. Add
cupful of warm molasses, to which
scant teaspoonful Of soda has been
added, dissolved in bit of water and
one-half cupful of sour cream. Add
the yolks of two beaten eggs and -four
to make thick batter. Beat in the
stiffiy beaten whites of the eggs and
lastly add one-half pound each OF
raisins and currants and one-half cup.
full of nuts. all well-fioured, Bake in
a tube cake pan well-greased and
lined with creased paper. Bake In q
slow oven with careful watching
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