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Pile lightly oothed: will wear twice as long though he le recognised as nerhars the : 4 ' h sm . most . intelligent critic of municipal af-F in a glass dish, garnish with jelly |as if they were crushed and tossed fairs inthe city: to-dny. it is doubttul if y around he edge and serve wich eld lato 4 dramer: Eu fee hoiied Rustad made with She olks| A piece of rubber may be cunt trie protect, the Harbor Comm svion, and 9 three eggs that were loft. | more easily if the scissors or'knife [S000 r pha : Apple Pudding.--For this pudding | used be: wet rst. ears els. hon rel Bd 2h. you will need one quart of flour,| Drop a few small nails in the any pit Bm a Bae one pint of milk, one pint of ehop-| bottle of ink. The acid in the ink He dom not make friends easily and ie ped apples, one saltspoonful of | will then exhaust itself upon the somewhat SE , . he ie ht ! gers. He retains, too, the air of th 1 salt, two tablespoonfuls of butter|nail"s, and 'the pens will not cor- master. didietic. but not always symra- 'and three feaspoonfuls of baking rode. Te Tan thay he ae als powder. Make a dough of the flour, | Mayonnaise dressing will separ- : mien erusador. ys milk, butter, baking powder and |ate when foo much salt bas Boonton other Rows. Bevis Boones is salt. Roll out in the board and|added to the egg yolks, or when' pot so well Known, but. singe 1906, when *gpread with the apples, roll over|the oil has bean dropped too fast, |e meoriec Ft, 08 Secretary of | the . land over, pinching 'the sides and|or if the ingredients are not thor: Be pas. BE eat a ent ran. Y ends. 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