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THE TDIE sFXIUY FEBRlARY 7 1909nIX 1 4
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BAKED
Formula Followed in New
k England City HandedIt Down by Families
DELAWARE BREADDELICIOUS HOT
Recipes for Many Simple DishesBread Pudding in
Disrepute
There is always more or less dLion among housekeepers as to theproper way In Bostonand other New Kngiand cities the rulefor these dainties is no doubt bandeddown from one generation to anotherm Washington where baked beaus ap-pear but irregularly on the averagemenu it is ever a subject of dispute
Here in what is said to be the realBoston formula at any rate it is agood one and is recommended to allthose housekeepers who care for beansWash a of beans let them standover night in a gallon of coldIn the morning pour off the water andweb again Then place in a pot coverwith plenty of water and set over thefire
Score Rind DeeplyHave the pork all fat if possible un-
less leap is preferred Score the rinddeeply Put the beasts and pork overthe flre and simmer until the beans beprin to crack open not any longerDrain all the water from them andrinse again with cold water Put abouthalf the beans in the pot and then thepork rind side up Next put in theremainder of the beans Mix a tea-spoonful each of mustard and sugar
pepper and a great spoonful ofmolasses with a pint ofand pour over the beans Cover the
set in a slow oven and bake tenadding boiling water whenever
tae beans look Do not have thefire se hot that the water on the beansbubbles and have no more water thanwill barely come to the top of the
Use an earthen potTo make the tomato sauce which is so
esteemed with beans proceed aslows Cook together a tablespoonfuleach of butter and flour until
and then pour upon them a cupfulof strained tomato liquor Season totaste and rather unless salt andepper have previously been added tothe beans the sauce in with theseand bake closely covered for twohours
Oae Simple DessertA simple dessert that Is very delicious
consists of baked apples stuffed withPare and core the apples and
fin the cavities with the choppedginger root Then turn over
them a syrup made ox sugar and waterflavored with lemon Juice and gingersyrup from the Jar and bake until theapples are transparent Serve withwhipped cream
A notable housekeeper in this cityserves as dessert that mixture of oranges and cocoanut sometimesknown as ambrosia usually a prettypoor food even for not te men-tion gods but which her rule becomas really a delicious thing Shemakes a meringue of sugar and thewhites of eggs and when it is verylight adds to this a few spoonfuls ofwhipped cream and a partcocoanut Later she adds the oranges
In a glass dishef cocoanut and Juno
and the whole lot of heathen dietiesmight be glad If they had anything halfso good to eat
Delaware DeadHere is a recipe for Delaware Federal
bread one of the most delicious of hotbreads which is sent to me by a friendof this column One and onehalf pounds-of flour two eggs lard the iae of awalnut Rub the lard into the flourwith a little salt dd yeast enoughto lighten it Break the eggs In with alittle water make between muffin andcpmmon dough consistency When fermented grease deep pie or Jellytins and pour the in without
Let rise again Bake slowlyWhen done split open and butter and
ut the two layers together again CutInto wedges like when serving
An apple pudding which is an improvemfnt on many served under thatname and which is easily made is asfollows Four one of milktwo tablespoonfuls of butter six largeapples juicy and tart a of soda
the two tablespoonfuls of flourHeat the milk stir the butter over the
tire until hot then add the flour andmix to a paste add the hot milk tothis stir until smooth and pour gradu-ally over the beaten yolks Into thisgrate the one one mixing well and quickly that they maywhites beaten to a standing froth pourinto a buttered and bake
ard or liquidBread Puddxxfs
Bread puddings have rather fallen Intodisrepute because they are so oftenpoorly made A wellmade bread judding Ss a delightful thing which any epi
might be glad to have served himBeat the
yolks of four eggs light add a cupful ofsugar a of softened butter and when these are well mixedfour cupfuls of milk Lastly beat in twocupfuls of dried crumbs and turn into abuttered baking dish Bake and whenbrown cover the top with a meringuemade of the whites of the eggs andbeaten stiff with half a cupful of sugarand return to the oven to brown lightly
This may be varied by adding raisinsout into small pieces to the custard mixture or by spreading the pudding afterIt has been cooked but before the mer-ingue has been put on with strawberrypreserves or with fresh and thenwith the meringue
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MISS GLADYS KEMP Niece of Arthur KempCopyrKht by II i t
AS MIGHT BE
Clever Parlor Entertainment-for Guests Wanting Some-
thing Novel
trebles arranged as a train of carswere waiting to bear them away ontheir wedding Journeys Ticket forthe trip were procured from the gen-eral scorekeeper and with these ticketsthe passengers found their places atthe tables
Table No 1 was labeled StartingRight Here the hostess explained thenecessity for young housekeepers to be-gin life economically The couplesfound a big pile of Irish forthe men to pare and a long list ofhousekeeping accounts for the young
to sum up and prove Needlessto say every woman reached a differ-ent sumtotal and the men altogetheroverlooked the economical virtue ofthin parings
At Table No 2 Do We Know OurWives each man was blindfolded andbidden to write a description of his
wife the color of her eyes stylequality color and east of her gownetc These descriptions each man wascalled upon to read aloud later whilethe object of his description stood be-fore him
On the third tap of the bell the hostushered the men around behind thepaper partition which was again putinto service and took the place of TableNo 3 This time the brides werecalled upon to carry out that part ofthe program Do We Know Our Husbands by recognizing their helpmatesb their eyes the men peeping throughthe eye slits which hau been highin the paper wall
Table No 4 The Misunderstandingfully justified its title The chairs werearranged so that the couples sat backto back and the score went to the twowho were able to maintain a coherent-if somewhat peppery argument acrossand above the voices of the other cou-ple and without deigning to lookaround at one another
The Poetry and Prose of Housekeeping was represented at the last tablewhen each man was provided with alittle dishpan and towel dutifully
And drying the set beforehim while his better halt wrote asentimental poem describing his
charms
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You know the saying about OP-PORTUNITY Its knocking atvour loor now Home
can be purchased mighty cheap
low cant last forever It willmean a big saving to buy Furniture x
IT Carpets Matting or Draperies at
onceDont wait until pay day forwe require no money at the time
i you buy Credit means anopen account without a contract
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lease or notes Just tell us what3 you can afford to pay each week or
month
Peter Grogan Sst
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HAS MANY FRIENDS-
IN THE YOUNG SET
Miss Keifip Is Prominent at All
Social Affairs and Is Wide-
ly PopularMiss Gladys Kemp niece of Arthur
Kemp is another iJrominent member ofthe younger set in New York Who haswon her way into the hearts of herown associates and those of her eldersby her charm of manner and unaffectedpersonality
Miss Kemp is conspicuous at all theaffairs of the younger social elementand is a widely popular girj
GIRLS TIME SAVERIS NEW TUCKED NET
The tucked net that now comes bythe yard Is a wonderful timesaver toa busy girt
She who finds in the morning that theown she wishes to wear that afternoo-
ns hopelessly shabby at yoke andsleeves need not sit to lament but withf yard of this ready tucked goods mindan hours time can have her gown fresh-ened up quite like new
By the old sleeves for a patternit is surprising how quickly new orescan be cut and run together by hand
This net cornea with tucks of variouswidths in white cream and black
Then there is net that is tucked ingroups of threes with two or throe
spaoj between each group whichis filled with colored dots embroideredin silk This is not only used for yokesbut also makes up very prettily intoshirt waists
No trimming of any kind need be usedon are made to fasten downthe front with either crochet buttons tomatch the dots or with tiny
GIVING THE SECRET AWAYMrs Knlcker How do you at
the place when your husband tells-a
looks most
rhinestone
Mri l BOfkfrT the when heJib a ork Sun
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PARTY TO RESTORE
Pretty Scheme for Decorations Brings Back Old
Romances
The dainty sentiment of Burns vergesOh My Luves Like a Red Red Rose
suggests for us a charming decorationfor those silverhaired sweethearts forwhom the sands o life are swiftlyrunning Each bride of long ago shouldbe requested to come to the party Ina costume similar to the one in whidhshe was wooed many years before
A large rose daintily made of crimsoncrepe paper may be used in the centerof the refreshment table There shouldb as many petals to this rose as thereare guests expected each petal cut sep-arately and supported by a bit of flatwire Arrange the first layer of petalson a bed of smilax and freshly fallenrose leaves have the second layer ofpetals curve gently upward the thirdlayer even more so until the heart ofthe flower is completely enfolded
Streamers of satin ribbonshould extend from the of each rose
to every cover Charming bits ofsentiment or old recalledshould be attached to the root of eachrose petal and during the course of thedinner gUEst nhould draw out theribbon streamer leading placeThiK will also draw away tiio petalsof the flower one by one gradually dis-closing a charming little bisque Cupidarmed T andnestled with a tiny hourglass in a clus-ter of roee leaves Freshly fallen crim-son rose petals may be scattered overthe cloth at each cover a statelycrimson rose may be slipped through aroue leaf sachet on a charmingbit of quotation has bf n written
Dunn HIP rveniug oldbe softly i ii hiddenaway
BRIDES TO YOUTH
to Jur
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SEWING MACHINESLESSTHAN 72The Entire Stock of Washingtons
Leading StoreWe purchased these machines merely because
ft of the extreme s of the price asked forthe entire stock Having no room for thesemachines they must be disposed of at onceTherefore but a slight profit has addedto the low price we paid How low that price
I was can be judged by the remarkablylow prices we are now asking They wont lastat prices
M tW MACHINES GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARSBeg Price Salt Price
Domestic DropHead Sewing Machine 4500 2250Wheeler Jb Wilson No 9 Sewing Machine 6000 2StWWilcox Jb Gibbs Genuine Automatic DropHead Sexing
Machine 7000 8250Davis DropHead Sewing Machine 4500 1800King Special Sewing Machine 1 4400 1750Oak DropHead Sewing Machine 2500 12 8Singer DropHead Sewing Machine 4000 1500Singer Sewing Machine 1500 450Domestic DropLeaf Sewing Machine 2000 700
50 other machines at great bargains
514 9th Street-Washingtons Leading Sawing Machine Dealers
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RECEPTION HELD
Affair Given in SundaySchool Room of First
Presbyterian
The Pastors Class Association of theFirst Presbyterian Church held a reoeftkm and banquet Friday evening inthe Sunday school room of the churchin celebration of its third anniversary
a hundred guests were presentPalms pink roses and carnations
formed the decorations for the roomThe tables were adorned with center-pieces of pink roses and ferns pink andgreen being the class colors A stringorchestra played during the evening
An Address of welcome was trade bythe toastmistress Miss M CarolineSmUts Others Included in the programwere Miss Martha E Hoyt who readan original ode 1o the class writtenher for the occasion Dr D C MacLet d who delivered a short addressMr s Frances Drake with several ex-cel ent poems William Henry Whitean Interesting dialect story anti A E LIjeckio who made the closing address
The officers of the which-is one of the largest womenu Sundaygcoool classes the city are
President Miss Mary A Dugukl vicepresident Mrs Bessie Matternatry Marraget E Forbes andtreasurer Miss M Caroline Smith
LAMBS EXPECTEDHERE DURING WEEK
Butter Prices to Be Same as LastFew About
Thirty CentsFrost all indications spring lambs will
begin to arrive on the local producemarket this week io conaideraf num-bers A very f w dune last wee butit is expected that from now on thereceipts win become general
According to dealers the market willopen at from 22 to 25 cents a poundThis is the usual price at which theseason starts out heavier receiptswill soon cut the quotation down to amuch lower point There are a greatmany lambs about ready to beshipped in from the thoprospect for a good market is encourag-ing
It is almost an assured fact that buttrr wil again rule at last weeks pricesAll fci ides are
but weather andfluctuating supply is more than apt toproduce frequent changes before the endof week
But few changes are looked for in therattle It is expected that veiland hogs will be draggy a dullness
especially anticipated with cespeutto dressed
All classes of fowls will bereceived in limited supply and this divi-sion of the market expected tostrongest again this week
CLEAR THE TRACKFOR CUPID PARTY
Danger Signals Are Hung at Entrance to Play
TunnelCupid with a condutors cap on his
head was perched on a little tunnelthe centerpiece The arch of the
tunnel was made of stiff cardboarthe latter being concealed by smallrough stones scarlet flowers and run-ning vines
Tiny lighted railroad lamps were ateach opening and under these
signals were hung written warnto lovers Little railroad tracks
extended from the place of each guestto the center of the table Thesetracks had been made of two rows ofheavy silk cord stretched side by sideabout four inches apart Long regular rows of toothpicks served as railroad ties
A little train of cars stationed orthe track at each cover bore the wedding presents Intended for the variouscouples The gifts were tide vp inwhite tissuepaper and white satinribbon and were sealed with heartsThe package before each couple alsocontained a little timetable explaining the route via Dan whichthat couple had arrived at their pres-ent destination
Hea tshaped iocibride cake and
shine the latter being a delicioussherbet were served with the
refreshments
CHURCH COUGHThe of the church has
never been satisfactorily solved Evenholy persons are subject to catarrh andtr ther causes of irritation of therespiratory mucous membrane for witchit would he harh to rank them withthe ungodly British Medical Journal
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
Letters to The Washington TimesInquiry Column are invited Ques-tions which are not of general in-
terest will be answered by mallrush inquiries by telephone CallMain OM Names and addroMes ofwriters must affixed to theirquestions as an evidence of goodfaith and a stamped and addressedenvelope must accompany each in-quiry which la not of publjc interest
ML Vernon-J M L A chair and other articles
used by George Washington were reto the ML Vernon Ladles
Association by the terms of the will ofMmrgret Bayard Smith aniece of Martha Washington who diedin this city last month
FingernailsB C simplest thins to jirevent
the cuticle growing up on theIs lepton juice or peroxide of
After soaking the lingers untiltbe cuticle Is soft take an orange wstick push the cuticle back enapply the lemon Juice or a good cuticlecream
Apply to tie C Jk P Telephonefor particulars regarding the In-
stalling of a pay station in your home
Sallow SkinMargie would be well to stop
putting bleaches on your skin If younave recently recovered from n illnessand your skin is yellow no amount ofbeautifiers will help you Take plentyof outdoor exercise and drink plenty ofwater Take a teaspoonful of sodiumphosphate each morning in a glassful ofhot water At night bathe yourthoroughly in warm water and good-man and apply a little cold creamGradually your will return as yourhealth better
Removing FrecklesR J S Lemon juice and
lied to the facebathing in warm water will
There are a number ofcreams that are considered very goodfor freckles and If you wW send a selfaddressed and stamped envelope thename of the cream best tor purposewill be sent
For Falling HairM V RIFQT dry falling hair try
this formula Cologne 8 ouncesof cantbarides 1 ounce oil of
English lavender and oil of rosemarydram each Apply to the roots of
hair once or a day It is
should be dean Shamat least once a week while usingtreatment
Womans Cardwomans card
should always be Miss Mary Jones andnot Mary Jones
of Prince of WalesGeorgesThree feathers inclosed in
coronet with the motto Ich dien Iserve form the crest of the Princeof Wales Crest and motto are said tohave belonged to the blind king of Bohemia who was overcome at Cressy bythe Black Prince and ta have been firstused by the Black Prince But thisstory has no historical foundation The
LOCAL MENTIONBetter Than You Bake
Boreas Bakery Bye Bread ia uniform-ly better than the bread you bake beause of our superior baking facilitiesThen again we have the opportunity ofselecting only the cream rye flourswhich us a decided advantagefrom the standpoint of ingredients Theproof of its superiority is in the
you try A k your grocer
The Northwestern Consolidated Milling-Co of Minneapolis Minn have aof advertisers and solicitors at work inthis city for the purpose of further itttroducing Flour thework being in charge of F D DundasManager Branch Office W6 Pennsyl-vania avenue N W CBKESOTA Isone of the finest products of modernmilling science is made from carefullyselected wheat and a trial will convincethe most skeptical of its merits andsuperiority
Milk Broad More Nutritious Thanany other bread can lacy because-It is made in the home way of the bestingredients which are mixed with fresh
Instead of water Deliveredfresh from oven to table 6c HomemadePies 20c Holmes Bakery 1st and Ests Phones Linen 1440 and 1441
Large Old Virginia Fish Roe t8c Monk Salmon 8c 4 large cans To-matoes 25c Choice Potatoes 25c peckQuaker Matches 10c lOc Vanilla 4 for26c 1 Ib Strictly Pure Pepper JOe Mo-lasses 7c can Raisins 7cDates 5c 1714 14th st nw and J T DPyles other stores
Valentines Red HeartsAll kinds and all suses OotUd9 9th at
Kalamazoo Inverted LightsBest Safe Bright 9175 Coiriplevc Put
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WS Furniture Prints Andirons Fenders Sheffield Plate Gilt and Ma
hogany Mirrors Candelabra and a lot of other useful articles forparts of the house
I In the Beautiful Styles of theIN
Colonial Sheraton Chippendale Hepplewhites
Other Early Periods in Every5
Shape Consisting ofBureaus Dressing Tables Bookcases Desks Dining Tables Side
2 boards China Cabinets Side Tables Chairs Sofas LibrarybItS High Card Tables Low Boys Cheval High
g Post Beds Candlestands Dropleaf Tables Work Tables Comer Icupboards Screen Wine Cabinets Pier Tables etc in great
ITo Be Sold at Absolute Public Auction
Within Our Rooms 140911 New YorK Ave nw 1-
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Friday Feb 8 9 10 11 and 12 1909 IAt 11 A M and 3 P M Each Day I-
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times also th device of Stephwho gave them with this word vinullo invertitnr ordo No force alterstheir fashion to the fold and
it as likewise m the condition of kingsand kingdoms well established Hedoes not mention the number ofso it is possible that the tripleeven at that time it
distinctiveof the Prince of Wales betas wornby others of the royalin the oftriple plume within the coronet becameto the eldest son of the gbv-erehjn
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Answer By MailMt Ranier Md Addresses such ASyou request cannot be published t Otis
If you will send a aelfeddressed and stamped envelope this De-partment be to furnish theinformation by
Pearys Kame-K W r The full name of Com-
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A Fuel ofI Immeasurable Worth-
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