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GOOD THINGS TO KAT
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Roast Turks
Carefully pluck the bird, singe it
with white paper, and wipe it
thoroughly with a doth; draw it, pro
serve the liver and gizzard, and be
particular not to break the gall-bag.
as no washing will remove the bitter
taste it imparts w here it once touches.
Wash it inside well and wipe it
thoroughly with a dry cloth; the out
side merely requires wiping nicely.
Cut off the neck close to the back,
but leave enough of the crop skin to
turn over; break the leg bones clo«e
below the knee; draw out the strings
from tho thighs, and flatten the
breast town to make it look plump.
Have ready your dressing bread
crumbs, mixed with butter, pepper,
salt, thyme or sweet marjoram; fill
the breast with thia, and sew the
neck over the back.
Be particular
that the turkey is firmly trussed.
Dredge it lightly with flour and put
a piece of butter into the basting
ladle; as the totter melts, baste the
bird with it. When a nice brown and
well-frothed, serve with a tureen of
good brown gravy «nd or* of bread-
rauce. The liver should be put under
one pinion, and the gizzard under the
other. Fried sausages are a favorite
addition to roast turkey; they make a
pretty garnish, besides adding much
to the flavor. When these are not
at hand a few force-meat all should
be placed round the dish as a garnish.
Turkey may also be stuffed with
sausage meat, and a chestnut force
meat with the same sauce is, by many
persons, much esteemed as an accom-
paniment to this favorite dish
Second Turkey Recipe
I the noisy character of its inhabitants.
But now it needs no such designation.
tluMe who reside there being for the
most part peaceful and respectable
cltiisna.
Among ths peculiar street names
in Paris may be mentioned the street
of the Uttle Windows, the stivef of
the Mule’s Foot, the street of the Holy
Fathers, the street of the Daughters
of Qdvary, the street of the Dry Tree,
the street of the Empty Pocket and
the boulevard of the Good News.
A soup which la both dainty and d»
ttclous la the following:
Tapioca Pur**.
— Soak one cup
ful of pearl tapi
r's over nUht.
rook In the morn-
Ing In one quert
of chicken «took.
when the tapioca I
la dear; add one
quart of milk, tblekeu with one table i
spoonful of flour cooked In a table-
»poollful of butter, add to the aoup
and cook until the flour Is well cooked, ]
then add one cupful of cream and salt
to taste.
Chicken With Rice.—Cut up and
stew a fat hen with water enough to
almost cover IL When nearly tendei
add two cupfuls of uncooked rice.
Cook carefully without stirring until
the rice has absorbed all the broth
Season well, serve on a platter with
the chicken surrounded by the rice.
Stuffed Cabbage.—Remove the outer
leaves of a cabbage and wash them
thoroughly. Heat two tableepoonfula
of cooking oil and brown one chopped
onion and one clove of garlic also
chopped. Add one-half cupful of well-
washed rice and cook, stirring care
fully until the rice Is brown. Add one
cup of chopped mutton ami enough
mutton stock to cover the rice. Sim
mer slowly until the rice Is tender
Sea»«» with salt slid pepper. Fill the
cabbage leaves wlib Uie rice mixture.
If the leave« are too criap wilt them
a minute In hot water, then drain
Roll up and tie and simmer for thirty
minutes, turning occasionally. Serve
the gravy poured over the cabbage
after removing the string*.
Virginia Sugar Biscuit.—One cupful
of lard mixed with one-half cupful of
butter, six cupfuls of flour, one cupful
of buttermilk, three cupfuls of hrown
sugar, two eggs, one teaspoonful of
soda dissolved In a tablespoonful of
warm water, one nutmeg grated. Rub
the shortening well Into the flour, mix
with the milk and eggs and other In
gredients. Roll quite thin, cut with a
biscuit cutter and bake.
Chicken Stuffing —Three cupfuls of
bread crumbs, one cupful of milk, one-
half cupful of ground peaouta. one-
half onion chopped fine, pepper and
salt. Fill the prepared fowl and roast
as usual.
After drawing and cleansing the
turkey prepare a dressing of chopped
sausage and bread-crumbs, mixing in
butter, pepper, salt and thyme to
flavor. Fill the craw and the body
of the turkey with this, and sew up
carefully. Dredge with flour and put
into the oven to roast, basting freely
first with butter and water, then
with the gravy from the pan. The
time it takes to roast will depend both
on the age and weight of the turkey.
If you have a good fire, you will to
Queer Street Names
safe to allow ten minutes or so to
the pound. Roast to a fine brown,
There are many bewildering street
and serve with the chopped giblets, names in European cities, and of
which should be well stewed; add these London presents a bewildering
variety.
Bermondsey possesses a
cranberry sauce.
Pickle Herring street. Near Gray’s
inn there is to be found a Cold Bath
Cranberry Jelly for Poultry
square. Most of the Nightingale lanes
One quart of berries, one pint of and Love lanes are hidden, ironicalb
sugar. Pick over the berries care enough, in the slums of the east end
,
fully and wash. Put them in granite of the British capital.
In Brussels some of the street
or earthen sauce pan with one cup of
names are really bizarre. The Short
water, stew until easily mashed. Have street of the Long Chariot, the street
sugar heating in oven. Strain juice of the Red Huirod Woman and the
from cooked berries add heated sugar. street of Sorrow» are remarkable
Let all boil up once together, then enough to catch the least observant
turn into glasses or molds which have eye. The street of the One Person is,
as one might guess, an extremely
been wet in cold water. Serve with
narrow one But the cream of Brus
chicken or turkey after it ha» set. sels street names surely belongs to
Can be cut into fancy shapes.
the street of the Uncracked Silver
Cocoanut. This in the original ap
pears aa one ponderous word of 36
NOTICE
letters.
Tne 7000 inhabitants of the Rue de*
My wife, Laura M. Bauer, and L Mauvais Garcons (street of the Bad
not living together.
I will not be Boys) signed a petition praying that
j •■esponsible for anv debts contracted the name of the street lie changed.
1 by her after this date.
Tlie street of the Bad Boys was so
named in the 16th century because of
J. D. BAUER.
Wande aha (Gray Eagle) waa old,
very old; he waa the camp “taller of
stories,“ rich with the l<qrmd* of
many nations, says Frank H. Huston
in Adventure Magazine. Here is one
he told about the sun:
“The sun ie the medicine father
and the moon is his wife, while the
stars are their children. Every day
be must travel the old trail to see
LOVELY SMALL HATS
that all is well with the world, and
when he is hungry he catches one oi
his children and eats it
“They all live in a long cave under
neath the world; so narrow that they
cannot turn around and so must
crawl through
“When the sun has covered the
trail he crawls in the hole to sleep,
and tto moon and their children creep
out of the other end and follow in
safetv the trail the sun ha* left; for
he cannot turn around, but must
I sleep and then go through tho cave.
“When he has oaten many children
the moon’s heart is sad. and she
blackens her face and mourns, so for
wme days you cannot sea her, but
the paint wears off little by little, so
you see more and more until her fare
is clean. Soon she Marts to paint
again, and after a while her whole
face is concealed.
“He cannot catch the strong stars,
but only the slowest or those who
sleep late and do not coma out of the
hole early. That is why they are never
Three delightful small hats Uhl» seen t jgethcr.”
trate the Intricate handwork and bril-
llance of the uew season's millinery,
E. A. CARLISLE
In which Persian embroideries embei-
9935 59th Avenue
Lovely feather
list rich materials
trimmings and metal ornaments of
makes a specialtv of digging
aluminum or silver tinsel, braid, bead
CESSPOOLS
and yarn embroideries, find suitable more than 20 built in Lents neigh
background In rich velvet or hatters*
borhood
plush, and la velours or suede-tlnlabod
doth».
Conundrum«
When is a fish above its station?
When it lises and take* a fly.
When is a boy not a boy? When
he is a regular brick.
When is a piece of wood like a
queen ?
When it is made into a
ruler.
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When is a skein of thread like the
root of an oak. When it is full of
knots.
What ù that which has a mouth
but never speaks, and a bed but never
sleeps in it? A river.
Why should you never have a tailor
who does not understand his trade?
Because you would get bqd habits
from him.
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T la a consoling thought
to know that your dear
one waa laid away by a
firm that doc» not con
sider the service mere
ly as a business trans
action.
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All Spark Plugs, each..............................
30x3‘/t Weed Chains................................
32x3*/» Weed Chains................................
33x4 Weed Chains.....................................
Headlight Bulbs, 6-8 V., 21 C. P., each...
Hook-on Boots, all sizes, each..................
Vulcanizers, each ,M .................................
Radiator Compound, can .......................
C. A. NORWOOD
5907 FOSTER ROAD
New Victor Records for November
POPULAR SONGS
18925 Life'« Railway to Heaven.(Charles Harrison-Clifford Cairns 9 .75
The Harbor Bell................. Charles Harrison-Clifford Cairns
18942 Away Down South ........................................ Peerless Quartet
.74
Way Down Yonder in New Orleans...... Peerless Quarter
18943 All Over Nothing at All...........Aileen Stanley-Billy Murray
................................................ Aileen Stanley-Billy Murray
1’11 Stand Beneath Your Window Tonight and Whistle. . ..
.75
18944 F< r the Sake of Auld Lang Syne......................... Lewis James
.76
Cali Me Back, Pal o* Mine . .......................... Charles Harrison
DANCE RECORDS
18928 After a While—Fox Trot........... All-Star Trio and Orchestra
.75
Um Haupy—Fox Trot................All-Star Trio and Orchestra
18945 When the leaves Come Tumbling Down—Fox Trot.............
.................................................. Clyde Doerr and Orchestra
.75
Zenda—Fox Trot................. Zez Confrey and His Orchestra
18946 Chicago—Fox Trot....Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
75
Early in the Morning Bluea—Fox Trot.,..The Virginians
18947 Suez—Fox Trot.................... Clyde Doerr and Hi* Orchestra
.75
I Wish I Knew—Fox Trot. .d>de Doerr and His Orchestra
18948 Stuttering--Fox Trot.............Benson Orchestra of Chicago
.75
Those IxMiging for You Blues—Fox Trot . Benson Orctoatra
1894» I’ll Build a Stairway to Paradise—FV>x Trot............................. '
............................................... Whiteman and Hia Orcheatra
.75
You Remind Me of My Mother —Fox Trot................................
................................................. Whiteman and His Orchestra
18950 I Found a Four I*af Clover—Fox Trot....................................
............................................... Whiteman and Hia Orchestra
.75
Two Little Ruby Rings—Fox Trot............................................
............................................. Whiteman and Hie Orchestra
18940 Three o'clock in the Morning—Waltz........................................ '
................................................. Whiteman and His Orchrxtra
.75
Oriental»— Fox Trot................. Whiteman and His Orchestra I
VOCAL AM) INSTRUMENTAL RECORDS
45329 Lily Dale........................... Olive Kline and Criterion Quartet 61.00
The Gypsy’s Warning.............................................. Elsie Baker
55176 Don Juan—Part I..
Symphony Orchestra under
1.50
Don Juan—Part II
.Direction of Albert Coates
55177 Don Juan—Part III
Symphony Orchestra under 41.60
Don Juan—Part IV
.Direction of Albert Coatee
13926 Ross’ Double Shuffle
..“Black Face" Eddie Ro»*
.75
Ross’ Juba .................
..“Blnck Face” Eddie Rosa
RED SEAL RECORDS
66093—The Singer............................................Frances Alda, Soprano
11.25
87346—Coai Fan Tutti—In uomini, in Soldati......................................
..................... ..........................................Lucrezia Rori, Soprano
1.25
66084—Somebody Ix>ves Me..................... Sophie Braalau, Contralto
1.25
88661—Boris Godounow—Farewell of Boris........................................
.....................................................,.F. eodor Chaliapin, Bax*
1.75
66094—Waiting for Your Return... Emilio De Gogorza, Baritone
1.25
87348—Si mea vers avaint dee alien... .Geraldine Farrar, Scprano
1JJ
74693--Quartet in G Major—-Finale..................... Flonzaley Quartet
66095— Pagliacd—Vest! la Guibba.............Beniamino Gigli, Tenor
66097—Zapatiado................................................Jascha Heifetz, Violin
74776—Flying Dutchman ............................. Maira Jeritza, Soprano
87579—Serenade ...................................................................................
......... Fritz Krrialer, Violinist, and Hugo Kreisler, Cellist
1.50
66096—Oh Sleep! Why Dost Thou Leave Me?..................................
.......................................................John McCormack. Tenor
74777—The Maiden’s Wish............. Ignnce Jan Paderewski, Pianist
66098—Mcment Musical..................................Philadelphia Orchestra
NEW COLUMBIA RECORDS
A-3685 Cradle Song........................................ Percy Grainger, Pianist 11.00
River...................................... Perctf Grainger, Pianist
A-3687
on the Keys—Fox Trot.......................... .Piano Duet
.75
A Bunch of Keys...................................................... Piano Duet
A-3697 Coal Black Mammy—Fox Trot.. .Eddie Elkins’ Orchestra
.76
Tempting—Fox Trot..................... Eddie Elkina’ Orehoatra
A-3693 Don’t Bring Me Poaiea—Fox Trot............................................
....................................................Frank Wewtfal and Orchestra
.75
State Street Blues—Fox Trot. Frank WeaBfal A Orchestra
A-3689 Suzanne—Waltz ........................... Prince’s Dance Orchestra
.75
Wonderful You—Fox Trot........ Ray Miller and Orchestra
A-3694 I’ll Stand Beneath Your Window Tonight and Whistle | ..
...................................................................................Al Joison (
.75
When You and I Were Young, Maggie, Bluea. Van-Schenk |
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