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INFORMATION
DEPARTMENT
H OÁT E L %
SCHOOL DAYS
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A C C O R D IA N P L E A T IN G
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N IC H T S - 1 Sc to * I 00
C H IR O P R A C T O R A N D E L E C T R O -
even t u ' "
E lccpt Sunday« end Hulidftt».
T H E R A P E U T IC S
T h e pleasure o f your trip to P o r t­
4 h , " » t ' m I » I 't t
Drg. B a k e r and Ulrnon, 81? Dekum Btdg. i land w ill depend upon the hotel you
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alone b e n d bo:V
» e le c t
C ozy surroundings, m oderate
C U T F L O W k H H A h e u r tA t. L 'k k iG N k
»n {.i.-k u f » iti« V
F*»nk eente W »1!/
rates, and the w elcom e you find In
C la rk » B ro s , F lo ris t«, 237 M orrison alt
W 'ik » y t e e t k
your own home town, a w a it you at
D A N C IN G E V E R Y NO O N A E V E N IN G
2 X 5 Aider Street. Portland. Ore«vn.
tha Multnomah.
Oriental Cafe. Chinese A m erican K itchsn
Will rent you a room for H ut) per day. ur a room
C orner Broadw ay and Wash P O R T L A N D
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with bath for il.SU to *2.00 per day?
Garage in Connection.
FO U ND RY AND m a c h in e w o r k *
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A good place to
and Li va Wall.
6oc iuacheon at noon
G U A K A M t t u H t o u i L l MAtULNkaft
Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted.
3 a. n
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n T y p e w rite r C o , »4 A eta at
R ep airin g dona by mail.
Moat
H A R D W O O D F L O O R IN G
modern equipm ent.
S atisfaction
O a k -L e a f H ard w ood F lo o r C o , 231 K.
£ u s ra n ttM .
Sixth »tree! opposite The Oregonian snd A l­
Tilth
Floors electric sand
P R E - W A R P R IC E S
der »tree! opposite Meir & Frank’». The Be»t
MFGS. OF V U L C A N IZ E D ROOF P A IN T C la rk -B ro w er Optical Co.. 112| 6th Strest
Eating place in the City. The Fine»t CoHee
N ew roofs and rep a irin g done
Young
and Pa»try a Specialty.
and W oods. 1103 E. C arutners St.________
M FGS. OF R E E D F U R N IT U R E
Buy Coast M ade Goods.
K ecd S pecialty
Write us for price» and market conditions on
_ Shop, 319 W illia m s A v g _________________
P Y O R R H E A O E N T lS T g
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Smith Long Stevenson 310 Buah A Lana Bldg.
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Forty Years in the Same Location.
all Aid A M ) WATER TANAS
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National Tank A i'ipe Go.. Portland.____________
TYPEWRITERS--NEW OK KLHl 1LT
Rebuilt Typewriter Co.. 3u4 Oak Street._______
Bampiaeach (Soap. OinWnrnt.Takwfn) fN io fN U -
cwra i»oor»ton—
LaboralorlM. Day« X UU.a. M m i
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W e lte r System of S u ggestive T h e ra p y
cura
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IT V\ A yers, ?11 Dekum Bldg
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W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A IL T IN W A R E
P ortlan d T in w a re M fg Co., 47 F irs t
Origin of * Beyond the Pale.”
A L A S K A P L U M B IN G A H E A T IN G CO.
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In
the time of King John that part
Plu m b in g f i x t u r e s and Supplies.
I ’ ipe
F ittin g s , low est price». 3u3 L M ornaon of Ireland which was subject to Eng­
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M O TO RCYCLES AN D P A R TS
lish rule was divided into 12 coun­
A ll makes. E asy terms.
E A S T S ID E M O T O R C Y C L E CO.
ties. and the entire district was known
44 4k G R A N D A Y E . ____________
as the Tale.
From this originated
M r. O. L . P a rro tt,
DOORS A N D W IN D O W S
W e can sell you Doors, W in dow s. R o o f­
3319 E ast 49th St. 8 E ,
Wot-m o*il
ing, P a in t, G lass und B u ilders’ H a rd w a re the expression “ beyond the pale,”
P ortlan d , O regon, W r ite s :
direct. W e are m anufacturers. W r ite fo r meaning outside the law or beyond
prices
b
efore
buying.
lie
s
cock
Sash
4k
F o r tw o years I had su ffered fro m a severe
jurisdiction. Inside the Pale, English
213 F irs t S t., Portland.__________
case o f stom ach trouble, lum bago and rh eum a­
F A R M M A C H IN E R Y
tism. A ft e r m eals I su ffered such pains in the
law was acknowledged and obeyed, U1111111111111 II 1111111111111 11 1111 II 11 II 11111111'if
1*. E. Ksbenahude, 366 E M orrison St.
p it o f m y Stomach 1 could h ardly stand it and
P ortlan d .
A g ricu ltu ra l Im plem ents and while the land outside was in an al­
som etim es g o t so bud <*f f i Just had to lie down.
F a rm M ach in ery N ew and 2nd Hand.
M y stren gth a ll le ft me, 1 didn’ t seem to have
most constant state of uproar and
a p article o f en ergy and 1 could n ever get a
PERSO NAL
llow to Succeed—How to Get
good n igh t's sleep.
I alw ays fe lt so tired and
M A R R Y IF Y T i)N E L Y T T o r're s u lts , try m e. dissension.
Ahead—How to Make Good
w orn out 1 could hardly stay up.
best and m ost successful “ H om e M ak er,'*
W o rd »
of
fran k
cheer,
glances
of
kge a
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frien d ly eyes.
I Just su ffered ag on y from lum bago when I
ly con fid e n tia l; m ost relia b le, years of
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Cannibals.
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coin,
which
yet
to
som
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stooped o ver and m y arm s and knees, in fa c t all
exp erien ce; d es crip tion » free. “ T h e S uc­
m ay give
o f m y jo in ts hurt so badly at tunes 1 could
cessful C lu b ,"
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N A S H , Box 556,
Cannibalism,
apparently,
has
its
re­
hard ly w alk and m y arm s go t so s t iff and ached
T h e morsel that m ay keep a live a » t a r v «
O A K L A N D , C A L IF O R N IA .
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Ing heart.
so badly that 1 could h ardly ra ise m y hands to
finements. In north Australia there
C L E A N I N G A N O D Y E IN G
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com b m y hair.
C O L I T I C A L POSITIONS.
are
certain
cannibal
tribes
who
make!
F o r re lia b le C lean in g and I>>eing s e r v ­
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GOOD FOODS.
W ell, I kept on rending about P A R K R O O T
ice send parcels to ua
W e pay return
T O N IC , how it would assist N a tu re and build
postage.
In form ation and prices g iv e n a practice of eating their slain friends, *
up your system , until 1 fin a lly decided to try it,
upon request.
but not their enemies—a habit which 1
IA
DESSLKT which 1* different but
and it c erta in ly proved to be a lu ck y decision
E N K .E S C1TT D T E W O R K S
fo r me.
Established 1190
P o rtlan d ought not to conduce to friendliness.
g Y which Is both attractive und
L E A R N M U L T IG R A P H IN G
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nulritous 1«:
W h y It w as alm ost no tim e a fte r I started
T h e C allan School, o n ly recognized
ta k in g H A R K R O O T T O N IC un til I w as much
f
R ic e l c « C ream .
school on the coast. E xp erien ced o p e ra ­
Wolsey's Grave.
im proved, and a fte r takin g m y fou rth bottle I
tors alw a ys in dem and 4u5 A r tis a n » Bldg
: >ll two and one-lmlf tuhles|a>onfuls
can say th at it has put me in fin e health again.
Somewhere amidst the ruins of L et-,
D RLG Lt I
C IA N
rice In h pint of milk with three-
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Chronic diseases a specialty. Dr. S / l i
“Where Uose
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Pa I ige
Yirtland, Oregon
N o Soap Better
Fruits, Putatoes, Onions,
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•Than Cuticura
After Two Years of Suffering,
Four Bottles Restore This
Man to Fine Health
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BARK ROOT TONIC
A
Mild
L a x a tiv e :
A
System
Builder
C on stipation is the cause o f m ost all ailm ents.
I f your system is in a w eak ened condition
through constipation, show ing that N atu re has
lost its hold, let a good T o n ic such as B A R K
R O O T T O N IC assist N a tu re and restore your
good health.
F o r sale a t all reliab le drug stores, or w rite
CELRO KOLA CO.
Portland
Sole Mfgrs.
Oregon
Old Carpets Worth Money
B rin g them to us In your auto o r send them parcel post.
Instead o f b u yin g new rugs, ladies, save your old carpeta, rugs and
w oolen cloth in g
L e t us m ake new rugs fo r you
T h e oldest and best equipped fa c to ry. F lu ff and ra g rugs woven, all
sizes; carp ets r e fitte d ; 9x12 rugs steam cleaned. 31 50
W h en you g e t to town. Phone E ast 3580
NORTHWEST RUG CO.,
188 Hast Eight Street, Portland, Ore.
Allen. 302 Raliegh Building.
E M B R O ID E R IN G A N D P L E A T I N G —
A ccord ia n side and box P lea tin g, H e m ­
stitch in g, Buttons C overed, B raidin g, etc.
K. Stepnans, 219-20-21 1’iit o ik Block. _
H O R S E S , M U L E S B O U G H T , S O LD
C row n Stables, Inc., 2&5 F ront St., P o r t ­
land, Ore. H orses and mules for sale or
hire. S pecial rates to lo gge ts and c o n ­
tractors. W ith or w ith ou t harness.
i *hi lip Su< tt ur, Pres,
t l 8. S T A B L E S . 365 Union A vs. D ra ft
1 bou gh t i>.
C. L. Chappell, 222 Union A v e . South.
M A C H IN E R Y
Send ua your Inquiries fo r a s y th la g Is
Iro s or W oodw orkloir Mschlaerjr, L o ggin g.
Bawmill, C on tra ctor»’ Kqulpootst, Loco-
luotlvea. Boiler». K iislu »», C'ruahera, Rail,
t able. Belting, etc. Burke M achinery Co.,
|M R a ilw a y Exchange Bldg.. Portland, Or.
P O R T L A N D SH O E R E P A IR S . M A IL 'E M
D a v is
B ios., A m e ric a n Shoem akers,
108 4th St.____________________
M odel Shoe R epair, 2?2'W aahington~St.
RAZOR B LA D E S R E S H A R P E N E D
R azors ground and honed. M ail s a fety
blades to d a y. T h e Grinder,
S ixth 8t.
SALESM EN W AN TE D
W e w a n t a household brush salesman
In each county. Splendid op p o rtu n ity for
w ork er to establish lu c ra tiv e business.
B e rg e n M fg Co., 263 o a k i$t., P ortlan d
S A N IT A R Y B E A U T Y PA R u O R
W e kelp the app earan ce e f womem.
T w e n ty -tw o Inck sw itch or tra a a ie rm »-
tlon, value $7 60, p rice $2 45
400 to 412 P a h UBS ftldg. _________
W IL L E Y
F R U IT
CO M PANY.
IN C ..
Portland, Oregon.
W an ted to buy, three
cars fan cy Burbank potatoes, tw o cars
apples, one ca r onions. C on signm en ts s o ­
licited
A ll kinds o f fr u it and producs
bought fi»r cash.____________ _________________
Fire Proof and Modern
N--^ e?I N9 I W C LftJtNIN#
liràtUtNMINT
Grand Avenue el Yamhill
PO RTLAN D . ORE.
RITZ H O T E L
PAR K A N D MORRISON STS.
Depot Morrison Cars direct to Hotel. Popular
Prices. Center Shopping and Theater district.
F R A N K A. C LA RK . Prop.,
formerly with Clyde Hotel.
cester abbey, which the earl of Dysart ‘
on are well titled t » do such work.
has presented to Leicester, lies the There Is no reason at all wtiy/a woman
dust of the great Cardinal Wolsey, but should not l>e commissioner of street
the site of his grave, like that of cleaning, and there seem to lie many
Moses, is unknown.
reasons pointing to the fact that she
would be un excellent one. As factory
Inspectors, as recorders, nnd in posi­
Don’t Forget Cuticura Talcum
When adding to your toilet requisites. tions Inning to do witii the household
I An exquisitely scented face, skin, baby side of the coinniuuity, women can do
and dusting powder and perfume, ren­ excellent work.
Women who go into politics should
dering other perfumes superfluous.
You may rely on it because one of the go with n sense of service to the body
Cuticura Trio (Soap, Ointment and politic. If they do that and can point
Talcum). 25c each everywhere.—Adv. to results that prove them square,
honest and devoted, many women are
going to llnd themselves elected to city
Lays Progress to the “ Kicker.”
Jolts.
The reasonable man adapts himself
If you have a bent toward civic
to the world; the unreasonable one work, study the problems In your own
persists in trying to adapt the world to community. The past generation saw
himself. Therefore, all progress de­ the marvellous development o f women
pends on the unreasonable man.— Ber­ as to the business world. The coining
one Is sure to see nn equally nmazing
nard Shaw.
eniry into the world of political work.
So fur women who have been a|e
Relief.
pointed to various city or state posi­
“ Helen came back from the seashore tions have not hail to play politics.
without a husband.” * “ And was her They have been given such positions
father angry?” "N ot at all. He was because they were fitted for them and
afraid she was going to bring home bad the necessary training. That Is
the right spirit. Get your training and
a husband for him to support.”— Bos­
do your studying, know your problema
ton Transcript.
and ttie type of |>eople with whom you
must work. If you are tit for the Job,
Trade Secrets.
you liave as good a chance as your
Among the ancient trade secrets are brother to get it—or you will have be­
I the Chinese method of making a bril­ fore old time Is much older.
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EXPERT
Rest Home
Dyeing & Cleaning Glen Haven
E le c tric ity H yd ro th erap y
Had Him Long Time.
My
little
brother, six, was asked how
BA1TLE CREEK METHODS
EXCELLENT SERVICE
Applied a » your p h y sic i­ old his grandpa was, and he answered:
By Parcel Post. Return Postage Paid. Write foi
an
d irects.
T ra n s ien t
"I don’t know how old he is, but I
___________ p atien ts treated.
Circulars and Prices.
115 East T w e n ty -E ig h th S treet
| know we have had him a very long
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“A t Your Beck and C ali Phono E a s t 4222
P ortlan d , O regon time.”
AUTO REPAIR PARTS
Send for free catalog
PISTONS— PISTON PIN S — RINGS
Cylinder and Crank Shaft Grinding
Auto­
motive Machine Work and Weldiag.
COOK A G IL L CO.. IN C
11th and Burnside SU.
Portland. Ora.
Phone: Bdwy. SfSl
Used
F ire P ro o f and M odern
N E W H O U STO N HOTEL
Truck
Bargains
3-4 to 5 ton, $ 10 0 .0 0 up.
C. 8. Richardson, M an ager
W e e k ly R a te « to P erm an en t (Juest*
Write for complete list,
(Sixth and E v e re tt S treet*. T h re e Block*
W E N T W O R T H A IR W IN IN C .
fr.im N e w Post o ffic e. F ou r Blo< ka from
O r ©con d istrib u to rs Cl. M. C. trucks
U nion D epot. P ortlan d , Ore.
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P ortlan d , O r »
PILES
DR. G. E. W A T T S
212 Oregonian Pm Id ing.
PORTLAND. OREGON
SPECIALIST
Female and Rectal Troubles and
GLAND TRANSPLANTATIONS
KODAKS
L e t us finish w h a t your K od a k began
Beat w ork, best service. Old established
K odak fin is h er», 12 years In P ortlan d.
M ail o rd ers giv en »pe< ial care. W e pay
rrturn p »»tag»* A ll prints m ade on Velox
paper. R e g u la r E astm an D ealers, all the
K od ak s and sundries in stock. K od ak or
Prem o ca ta lo g sent on request.
Eveland
A L e w i«, 413 E ast M orrison S t , P ortlan d
(C o p y rig h t.)
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liant vermilion color and the Turkish
method for Inlaying gold or silver on
the hardest steel.
LYRICS OF LIFE
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
THE
Y
MAN
YOUR
OU m m u lm o
BOY W ILL
BE.
w orry, w on der w i s t
Partial to Glove«.
Your boy will be a m an;
When Elizabeth was queen of Eng­
Ton like to look ahead a lot,
land «he was very partial to fine
Ttie futu re try to n a n .
gloves as presents, giving them to her You hope h e'll b e a man In fa c t
A * well as man In alee.
friends and enjoying It very much And ao hi* e v e ry boyteh a c t
You watch with anxious eyea.
when they were given to her.
But do not w o rr y —you can tell
Food for Horses»
T h e man you r boy w ill be.
he the truth w ill follo w welt
It has been demonstrated that sea­ I f Tou
try to m ake him see;
weed, after the salt has been extracted | You need not watch hie nikhta and d a y «
by a specific process, forms excellent j In search o f gu ilt or gull<e-
Tou o n ly need to turn your ga ze
food for horses and that the animals ' Upon y o u rse lf aw hile.
evidently enjoy It.
T h e re la the place fo r men to look.
F o r fath ers to Inquirer
Bong do not learn life fro m a book
T h e y learn tt fro m th eir alre.
T h e rule you m ake your boy obey
Must he the rule fo r y o u *
T h e boy w ill h e e l the thing you s o )
But mure the thing w ill do.
“Ruptured”
O U R G IF T T O T H E EMUDB
Now We Know Better.
ppfora you order your »* adding annonnremniti
A beauty specialist writes: “ Bunions
sa
.
m .
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THE C H LT O PA PHI S
F IS T U L A , F IS S U R E . Itch in g *n d ell o th ­ A ri’wjupst for «ample» entitle» rou to 50 bea itif ui
W e c a r r y a com p lete line and corns should be taken to a compe­
er rectal condition* e*. ept U .in rer p erm a­ railing cards in an engraved effect free of charge
o f tnrasc*. Including the
n en tly cured w ith ou t a surgical operation. Broadway at Taylor
Portland. Onego»
tent chiropodist.” Our custom has al­
Itrooka A p p lian ce,
D r* |
M y m ethod o f trea tm e n t saves the tis-
" A M oderate P riced H otel o f Merit*»
■uc Instead of d estro yin g It
It Is p ain ­
S m ith 's “ H o n eet Joh n ," ways been to mail them.— Boston
less. ro iu lr e * no an esth etic and is perm a-
It le not difficult to know
Mood, 8 tlc k - T lte , a n d , T ranscript.
nant. T h e re Is no con fin em en t to bed, ao
T h e fu tu re o f th * lad.
D eath er C overed 8 p rln *
In te rferen c e w ith business or social en ­ F e et M orrison A t , at East Sixth, th«
F o r he w ill v ery lik ely g ro w
T ru e * fittin g I* a seien - I
ga gem en ts
Principal Fast 014« Hotel I minutes frovr
F z a c tly Ilka hie dad-
Described.
p p :n f D is tr ic t F o u r blocks from • P
T gu ara n tee a cure o r w ill refund your
tific business with me
T h e life he leasts a * tim e unfoida.
Rast Bide S ta tio n ._______
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An
optimist
is
a
man
who
believes
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o
t
a
side
lin
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W hen boyhood d a re are fled.
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that whatever la might have been ( W ilt b* the life he now b eh old«—
M ention this pap er »-hen w ritin g
T h e life hie feth e r led
worae.
Wholesale Dealer» in
(C o p y r ig h t)
1115 Selling Building.
F A N C Y FRUITS and FARM PRODUCE
151 Front Street. Portland. Oregon.
OREGON
I Second and M orrison Sts.. P ortlan d. Ore.
PORTLAND,
HOTEL CLIFFORD
DR. C. J. D E A N
HIS S U C C ES S P R O V E S T R A G I C *
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New York Man Telle Supreme Court
Justice in Divorce Caae Wealth
Brought Him Unhappiness.
New York.— Joseph Shlmnnsky told
•ss. He
is wife.
alimón)*
trial of
»Ife are
The Dalles Fruit & Produce Comp’)
n H
fifty-four. T h .» have fiv e chil­
dren. Tw o daughters were married,
one to a lawyer and one to a physi­
cian. and two were theatrical design­
ers earning from $8.0»«) to $10.000 a
year apiece, according to the affidavit
of Kchimansky.
“ The Bement avenue house was
bought agai nst my wishes,” be Mid.
my children grow up and
■ 0
nts I could neither appre-
•
riate or tindIcrstamL My w ife craved
fo rt«! tchraiice ment and the Itement
as »K.c i f the ni'.ioa
avtLUtr hullü
D. W . E L R O D
to he employed In attaining that end.
“ My children came In contact with a
different class of people than I had
been accustomed to associate with.
They brought these people to this
large and magnificent house. I, not
O
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became an encumbrance to the plain­
tiff and her daughters. I finally lec­
carne a stranger In tny ow n home.”
S.-hiruansky said that at last he was
ordered out of the house altogether.
Now, he said, he lives in a furnished
room and eats In re sta ie n t*.
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of finely chopped altuonds, one fourth
of a cupful of powdered sugar, one
pint of whipped cream and two Mi illy
beaten egg whites. Frees« and servo
in sherbet glusses garnished with cbei*
ries.
Raisin Pie.
Tills is the last word In raisin pies:
Stew together one cupful of seeded
raisins and one-quarter of a cupful
of dried currants In one pint of apri­
cot Juice. Add three tahlespoonfuls of
butter and two egg yolks, two table-
spoonfuls of lemon Juice und sugar to
tuste. Put Into a shell that bus been
previously
linked, cover with a
meringue made with the wldtes of the
eggs and four tubles|H>onfuls of augur.
Hot Potato Salad.
Wash nnd peel potatoes anil cut Into
balls with a small French cutter—
there should tie two cupfuls. Cook In
hoillng salted water until tender, drnln
and pour o\er the following dressing
after they Hre well sprinkled with
minced parsley: Mix one-ha If tea­
spoonful of salt, one-fourth teaspoon-
ful o f pepper, four tablespoonfuls of
olive oil, one-half ctipful of finely
minced celery, two «llces of lemon,
two tahlespoonfuls of tarragon vinegar
nnd two tablespoonfuls of minced
onion, one tnblespoonful o f cider vine­
gar. Ilent to the boiling point, re­
move the slices of lemon and pour over
the potatoes.
Soul* Cream Cak« Filling.
Cook together one etipful each of
sour cream and brown sugar; when
thick stir In one cupful o f hickory nut
meats. Add flavoring and spread ou
the cake while still warm.
Sardine Salad.
Put two slnlks of celery Into hits,
chop hnlf a teaspoonful of parsley, re­
move the skins and hones from a hox
of sardines and break Into hits. Toss
all together nnd chill. Serve with a
lndled dressing with some of the oil
front the can added If It Is o f good
flnvor. Serve on erlsp, well chilled let­
tuce leaves.
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