( Puro From Start to Finish.
Thero Is perhaps nothing In dally use
In tho home fn which purity is so Im
portant as It Is In baking powder. On
Its purity depends tho purity ofMhe ma
terials UBCd, the success of the baldrics,
fte. And possibly tho ono thing that
has served to mako Calumet linking
rowdor so much of a favorite with the
critical cooks of tho country, Is the fact
that Calumet Is puro from start to finish.
You can rely on Calumet's purity for
the simple reason that every ounco of
the materials used Is first tested by ex-
f'crlenned chemists nnd then mixed with
he utmost care to Insure Its uniformity.
And standing In tho can or changes of
weather, etc., cannot ultcr It In any re
spect. But perhaps the best thing of all, Is
the fact that Calumet never falls. Every
baking In which Calumot Is used, Is euro
to come from tho oven as light and ns
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pig economy as well Try Calumet next
bnko-duy It's tho best baking powder
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nt Paris. France, 1913 have given It tho
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Reason Was Plain.
"My husband has deserted mo and
I want a warrant," announced tho
largo lady.
1 "What reason did ho glvo for desert
ing you?" asked tho prosecutor.
"I don't want any lip from you. I
want a warrant. I don't know what
reason ho had."
"I think 1 understand his reason,"
said tho official feebly, as ho proceed'
ed to draw up a warrant.
Timely Reminder.
"Wo aro Btlll mining ore, growing
cotton and manufacturing Btecl," said
the American host.
"Why do you tell mo that?" in
quired tho foreign visitor.
"I Just want to remind you that tho
country Is producing Bomothlng be
s'des politics."
Mrs. Wlnslow'B BootliltiR Syrup for Children
tfetliluir, softens the gums, reduces inflntnuin
tlon, allays pain, cureu wind colic, 25o a bottle.
Adv.
It Is easy for n girl to protend to
love an old millionaire) and fool him
Into thinking It is real.
LEWIS' Single Binder costs more than
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Every time you tell your troubles
you aro wasting tho other fellow'a
tlmo.
Liquid blue Is a weak solution. Avoid It.
Luy Hud Cross Hall Hluc, the bluo that's all
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Never Judge a man by his coat; ho
may owe tho tailor.
But a Symptom, a Danger Sig
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Backache is a symptom of organic
weakness or derangement. If you have
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ana i nau a continual
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clothing, and was irregular. I was com
pletely run down. On advice I took
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II, YET when nil Is thought
utul said.
Tho heart still oorrules tho head;
Still what wo hope wo must belluve,
And what Is given us, receive.
BREAKFAST DISHES.
There aro few housekeepers who do
not murinur over tho sameness of the
breakfast menu and long for some
thing new to servo tho family.
Hero aro a few dishes that may be
varied and modified to suit tho needs
of tho family:
Smoked Salmon Relish. A few very
thin sltcoB of smoked salmon, dipped
in boiling water and placed on rounds
of buttered bread toasU a slice to
each round, and a poached egg on tho
top.
, A cup of cold cooked macaroni add
ed to a cup of codfish In white sauce,
making a border around tho plnttor of
scrambled eggs, Is another nice break
fast dish. Any left-overs of cooked
cerenl, sliced and fried In butter or
meat drippings are relished for a cool
morning breakfast.
Codfish Scallop With Rice and Eggs.
Mix two tablespoonfuls of cream or
melted butter with a cup and a half,
of boiled rice; arrange in layers with
the samo amount of creamed codfish,
finishing with rlco at tho top. Care
fully break four eggs on top, season
with salt and dots of button Hake in
the oven until the eggs are set.
Brown Bread Relish. Put a littlo
bacon fat In a frying pan and when hot
add a few slices of Boston brown
bread; brown carefully and slip a
poached egg on each slice and servo
hot.
Mexican Eggs Split three green
poppers lengthwise, romovo'tho seeds
and fry In butter live minutes. Lay
thin slices of broiled ham on but
tered toast, then place the pepper
with a fried or poached egg in each
pepper.
fjgjftvffife;,
fLt&
IZ BELIEVE in the things wo
are handing out.
And hand out the things wo bellevo.
Wo havo fnlth In tho things wo are talk
ing about
And glvo back the things wo receive.
A CHAPTER ON ROLLS.
There Is no bread which seems
qulto so nice or Is so well liked for
any and all occasions aa good rolls
There aro so many varieties that one
may change the form and ilavor and
have something new each day, If de
sired. Finger R0II3. Mix a cup of scalded
milk with a tablcspoonful of butter
and ono of sugar, add salt and half a
yeast cake dissolved In half a cup of
warm water, then add flour enough to
knead, and knead fifteen minutes or
until it Is springy and light to tho
touch; sot to rlso four hours In a
,warm place. When light, roll In balls,
then Into cylinders on a floured board.
Arrange In a shallow pan and let rlso
,untll doublo in slzo, and bake until n
golden brown Glazo with beaten egg
and a sprinkling of sugar.
Kentucky Rolls Mix together a
half yeast cako dissolved In a half cup
,of warm water, four cups of flour, a
teaspoonful of salt, half a cup of lard,
a tablcspoonful of sugar and enough
milk and water to mako a batter. Let
It rlso In a warm place, add flour
tenough to knead, then set to rlso
Jagaln. When light, knead, shape and
set to rise again, then when light bake
'In a hot oven.
! Bath Buns. Dissolve an yeast cako
In two cupB of warm wator; add
Jenough flour to mako a moderately
stiff sponge and let rlso about two
hours. Cream together one and a half
cupfuls each of butter and sugar, add
a cupful of luke warm water, a pinch
of salt and two eggs well beaten. Mix
'with tho sponge, lot rise, then knead,
shapo Into buns, arrange them close
In a baking pan and let rlso until very
light. Bake In a moderate oven
HE dawn Is deepening Into day
there Is a race to run
.Before tho nentljiols of night drive oft tho
beams of sun
Where Is the ponl we menn to rench;
what conquest would wn make,
"What Is tho spoiling of the con ran our
earnest feet shall take?
DAINTY DATE DI6HES.
Dates aro such wholosoino fruit and
comparatively cheap enough to servo
News for Dolly.
A pretty little girl, In common with
many others, finds theological things
bowlldorlng Whon any fresh dlfflcul
tlec present themsolvos In tho course
of the Scripture lesson at school sho
is accustomed to turn to a sympa
thetic aunt for enlightenment. "Auu
tie," sho observed one evening, "when
pod made everything, didn't ho work
on Sunday?"
"No, dear. When ho created heaven
and earth in six days, he rested on
pe seventh day."
N Hft
li3
byf s
Wfjjiwif
srmi i
W W
mrnt
in some form very frequently. Tho,
following aro a fow of tho many ways
that datcB may bo served:
Fruit Cheese. Chon six dntCH. throei
figs, a half cup of blanched almonda;1
mix with a cup of croam cheese, a(
toaspoonful of lemon Juice and a sea-'
soiling of salt. Mateo in balls nndj
servo garnished with half of an al-
mond on each ball. This may bo
served with mayonnalso if placed on
lettuce, making u very acceptabloj
salad.
Date Tort'e. Heat tho whites of
three eggs very stiff, add tho b&iten;
oiks, add a cup of sugar. Mix a cup
of bread crumms with a cup of chopped
dates, add a half cup of chopped nuts
and a teaspoonful of vanilla. I3ake
slowly In a moderate oven, and serve
with whipped cream.
Date Souffle. Stone nnd crush ft'
pound of dates vto a paste. Heat tho,
whites of four eggs very stiff, addj
gradually a half cup of EUgar, then
stir In tho dates. Dako In a buttered'
baking dish and bake until firm. Serve!
with whipped cream.
Date Fritters. Sift ono and a third
cups of flour with ono and a half tea
spoonfuls of baklhg powder; add two
thlrdn of a cup of milk, a fourth of a
teaspoonful pf salt, and a beaten egg;
mix well and add a cup of halved
dates Fry by teaspoonfuls In hot fat
Roll In powdered sugar and serve.
Date Fudge. Cook togother two
cups of sugar, two tablespoonfuls of
butter, half a cup of milk, two squares)
of chocolate. When tested as usual,
add a half cup of datCB and a tea
spoonful of vanilla
HAVE tried nil sorts of happi
ness, and It never lastH," said
a spoiled, petulant, cynical woman. "Did,
you ever try forgetting yourself for six
months?" said a shrewd listener, Tho
question went to tho heart of tho trouble:
whon self comes to tho door, happiness
flies out of the window.
HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS.
For thoso who must provide for tho
winter supply of eggs, it Is wise to
preservo thorn whon tho price is rea
sonable. If eggs aro packed as late bb
September or October, a pint of water
glass to twelve or fifteen gallons ot
water will be a safe preservative. Tho
water glass Is a thick transparent
liquid which .is added to tho boiled
water and allowed to cool before put
ting in tho eggs.
Another slmplo and easy tolutlon
to preparo Is lime water and bait. A
pint of slaked lime, a pint of Edit and
three gallons of water. Tho Mine will
mako the water a creamy consistency.,
Something New In Potato Pancakes.
Sift together a cup of (lour, n tea-'
spoonful of baking powder, n half tea
spoon of salt and a scant cup of milk,
a yolk of egg well beaten Mix all to
gether and fold In the white of tho
egg. Grate a layer of cold cooked po
tato over the grlddlo, then pour over
the mlxturo and bake until brown,,
turning and browning on tho othor'
side.
Streucsel Apple Cake. Add a cup of
sugar to a tablcspoonful each of lard,
and butter, break an egg luto a cup,
and fill it with milk; ndd two cups of,
flour sifted with two tablespoonfuls of
baking powder. Cover tho cako with
eighths of applo and sprinkle with,
two-thirds of a cup of sugar mixed,
with half a cup of flour and two table
spoonfuls of butter.
Kidney Bean Salad. Combine a cup
of cooked kidney beans with a cup ot1
tender cabbage, shredded; add ono
sweet groon pepper chopped fine and
! cover with French dressing.
An unusual combination for a salad
Is a slice of Bermuda onion nnd a slice
of orange served with French dress
ing. Fruit Salad.
This can bo mado of almost any
fruits, such as bannnas peeled nnd
sliced, oranges broken, up Into sec
tions, and, If fresh fruit is unobtnln
able, use tinned apricots, peaches or
pineapple. Stono and cut up th
fruit used with a silver knife, and let
It all soak for an hour or so In syrup
flavored with liquor.. Servo In a china
or glass bowl with whipped cream.
To Can Wild Plums.
Wash them good, then put on tho
stovo to boll with wator just enough
to cover thorn Whon they havo
boiled fifteen or twenty minutes, odd
ono lovol tpaspoon of soda In every
gallon of fruit. Do not add sugar,
because It hardons them Can In
sterilized Jars, Whon ready to lice,
they may bo pitted and sweetened to
tasto.
ka
"Well, but, Auntie, didn't he stop at
one o'clock on Saturday?"
"Don't bo Billy, Dolly," interposed
hor brother, Bcornfully, with all the
superiority of hlB eight years. "That
act wasn't passed then." London
Mail,
Big Catch.
"I understand tho Marsons aro very
much elated over their eldest daugh
ter's splendid match."
"Yes; she married a Now York
policeman."
MORAL FOR THE MONEY-MAD
Hope of Becoming Millionaires About
on a Par With the Waoher-
woman's Delusion.
Prof. Warren M. Uoldlor of Bethel,
Pa., In a recont nddrosa mado tho
BtrlKIng assertion that tho American
peoplo, monoy-mad, taught their chil
dren how to earn a living, but not
how to llvo.
"Thoro is no viler, and thoro Is no
vainer ambition," snld 1'rofcBSor Held
lor to a roportor, "than thaf'of tho
American boy to become a millionaire
What porcoiitago of our boys do bo
corno millionaires? It would tako a
good many decimals to work that out,
bellovo tnol
"Tho boy who sots his honrt on a
million fares likes tho washerwoman
who sot Her heart on a cross-oyed aero
naut " 'I hoar you marrlotl that cross-eyed
aeronaut last week?" said a friend.
"'Yes, I did,' replied tho washer
woman, as sho rocked back and forth
over hor tub. "Yes. I married him.
and I gavo him $500 out of my bulldln'
a'BBocIntlon to Btnrt an airship fac
tory '
'"That so?' said tho friend. 'Whore
is ho now?'
"'1 don't know,' said tho washer
woman. 'I'm Waltln for him to como
back from his honoymoon.' "
PIMPLES COVERED FACE
1613 Dayton St,, Chicago. 111. "My
faco wbb very red and irritated nnd
was covorcd with plmploa, Tho pim
ples festered and camo to a head.
They itched and burned and when I
scratched them becamo soro. I tried
soaps and they would not stop the
itching and burning of tho skin. This
lasted for n month or more. At last I
tried Cutlcura Ointment and Soap,
Thoy took out tho burning nnd itching
of tho skin, Boothing it very much and
giving tho rollef that tho others failed
to glvo mo. I used tho Cutlcura Soap
and Ointment about three woolen and
was completely curod." (Signed) Miss
Clara Mueller, Mar. 1C, 1912.
Cutlcura Soap nnd Ointment sold
throughout tho world. Samplo of each
frco, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
post-card "Cutlcura, DopL L, Boston."
Adv.
Eggs Clotworthy Ate.
Harry Clotworthy, who Is an export
on military affairs, entered tho
dlnlngroom of tho National Press
club ono morning and carried with
him a raVenous appetite. Having
oaten ono breakfast, which consisted
largely of eggs, ho ordorod an
other breakfast, which consisted
even tnoro largely of eggs. Aftor his"
repast ho wont to tho writing-room
to Bet off Bomo letters. Ilnlf an hour
later tho steward of tho club found
tho colored waiter loafing about tho
cntranco of tho writing-room and
asked him what ho meant by being
absent from his post.
"I got a good excuse," exclaimed
tho waltor, exhibiting tho check for.
tho egg broakfast. "Mr. Clotworthy
dono oat ?2 worth of eggs and I ain't
goln' to lot him git away front' horo
without pnyln' for them, high as eggs
is now."
Explains the Undertaker's Grouch.
"Who Is that fellow sitting hunjped
up and muttering to himself out thoro
on tho horse block?"
"Aw, that's Ezra Toombs, tho under
taker," replied tho landlord of the
Skeedeo tavern. "He's feeling soro
over tho way his business hns been
going of lato. You see, thu doctor
gavo Judgo Fcoblos two weeks to llvo;
that, was six weeks ugo, and tho judgo
1b up and mound now nnd figgorin' on
marryln' again. Kvory tlmo Ezra
meets the doctor ho asks him, 'How
about it, hey?' nnd thoy havo a row.
And now he's slttln out thero watch
ing a tramp painter gliding tho weath
er vano of tho church across the
street. Ezra says, by Heck, Iio'b about
ready to move away, things Is bo dead
here." Kansas City Star.
HIb Point of Vantage.
Tho mayor of a small town was try
ing a negro for abusing his wife. She
claimed ho got drunk ancK trlcd to
boat hor and sho hit him.
Tho mayor turned to their littlo girl
and asked:
"Girl, wub your fathor under tho
Influonco of whisky when your mother
hit him?"
"No, Bah! Ho was under tho kitchen
table," sho very quickly replied,
Mack'B Natlonnl Monthly.
Unsophisticated.
"Darling," aald tho fond youth, pro
duclng a ring, "which Is tho right fin
ger?" "For goodness Hake, Algy!" respond
ed the maiden, "don't you know?
NInoteen yuniu old and never been
engaged to a girl boforo!"
I Good Time to Do It.
"Is your daughter going to prnctlco
on tho plnnn this afternoon?"
"Yes, 1 think so." '
"Well, then, I'd llko to borrow your
lawn mower. I'vo got to cut tho grusa
somo time, anyway." Judge.
Submits Tamely,
"Ib Scrlblot what you would call a
struggling author?"
"No, indeed. When an editor puts
him out he doesn't offer tho slightest
resistance."
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Wise Young 'Man.
That was a very wiso Cambridge
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Ono of his collego friends finding him
self without funds, wont to this Sol
omon of students to borrow. Ho found
him in bed. Solzlng him by tho slioul
dor, ho shook him.
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"Why do you ask?" quorlod tho
other, sleepily.
'I want to borrow a sovoroign."
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and closing his oyes. "I'm asleep."
Taken Ugliness Philosophically;
A man whoso faco Is heavily pitted
through a caso of smallpox in his in
fancy, has been able to extract amuso
ment from his appearance. Onco ho
gave an explanation of it by say
ing that ho had fallen down a shot
towor.
Asked how ho was able to shavo
himself, ho answered:
"With a bell punch."
Official Scoring.
"Should niuchor get tho credit for
winning Waterloo?"
"No; that victory Is proporly cred
ited to Wellington. Ulucher didn't re
lievo him until about tho eighth in
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Gotham I'm afraid not. I read to
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Serious One.
"What was tho last operation that
famous surgeon performod?"
"Ho cut his wlfo out of hlo will.", '
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