THE 0MA1IA SUNDAY BEE, SEPTEMBER 8, 1007.
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1. Fluffy Ruffles once was lunching In a tea room by herself.
When she saw some home made jellies neatly ranged upon a shelf.
And Fluffy Ruffles gently sighed, "Why, what a goose I am!
Why didn 1 1 think Jong ago or making home made jam l
2. "The fruit is fine this season, it's plenteous and cheap;
And if I make this plan succeed good profits I should reap
I only need a kitchen and a showroom small and bright.
And I'll make iam that every wife will purchase with deli
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3. So Fluffy went to market all sorts of fruit she sought;
Of peaches, plums and cherries ripe the very best she bought.
And nectarines and apricots, pineapples, grapes and pears.
The hucksters danced attendance and put out their finest wares.
Then Fluffy in her kUchen worked from morning until night;
She superintended everything, so it should be just right.
She sifted sugar, measured fruit, ingredients she weighed.
The result was perfect jelly, jam and breakfasi. marmalade.
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