“ht
inches
at all”
with the
aot to
Her
ior the
“it ia
inches deep
shall leave
The tw
point glare
while their
racked her
salming
iroubled
ently very si
difficulty «
“Why
the first
Aunt Ch
talf at
that manner
#ay was
“Never!”
tively.
Nature's
propos
tion
years
and
is either plant the peas twelve
of April,
Charlotte G
deep the or not
rayvdon,
18
napped
me whose decision
juestions d
Julia
and
be
Siste i’
fray
either
the
this
spinsters
of
forever "
at this
other
wildly
some
the
appar:
of the
last
house
0 Pp used
at each
Adelaide,
for the
to
to flercely
niece,
brain
thought
1
oil of
cast upon
waters Speedily an
mple solution
ame to
plant
of the
yf them
wigh
not on
you
arlotte. a 1 ther the other
in
its end
Julia
ques
fifteen
the
was
our own
icke d
will
and 1
in many
juestion
will do
leavin
abble
sweet
8qu ns
peas
ide would
the manner
were
not
to be
have decided on present plan
of act
Mac
the great
celebrated
and also for
flowers throughout
£0ON
She made her way
of the main green house,
head
regor was gardener for
Macvane estate, which was
its fin. e green-hous
its splendid
for of
the summer sea
to the potting
TOoOm where
Macgregor was generally to be foun
fussing over some of his plant bables
but the face of the man clad work.
ing clothes who turned from hi# work
at ber entrance was range to
Adelaide It bright, boyish
face, lighted by a palr of deep gray
eyes: his falr wavy hair was cot so
close that the wave had little chance
to show,
Macgregor's
snow white mop of
different,
“1 am looking for Macgregor,” Ade
laide sald, as the strange young man
advanced toward her
“I am sorry,” he
Macgregor received news yesterday
of the blooming out of a very rare
orchid at Wilton, and he hurried over
there, leaving me in charge. You
know orchids are his hobby. 1 do
sot expect him back until late tomor:
sow. But cannot | serve In Mac
gregor's place?” he asked as he saw
she disappointment in her eyes.
“l am afrald you have not been
was =a
wrinkled visage and
hair were quite
answered, “but
the business for your
weight as Mace
Adelaide; "but
want him
enough at
to carry
answered
why 1
long
such
gregor's,”
I will tell
much. Perhaps you can make some
suggestion.”
She explained
you 10 see
oO
the
told
trouble over
peas, and
the
f Aunt Julia's threat,
“How would a
until
the
he
pea culture
and has received
persons have
and delighted
As his name,
weight.”
is a first rat
Adelalde,
settle the whole question,
the sub-
Macgregor returns?”
young
especially
booklet on
do,
florist.
on
gsaveral ALO,
many letters from
tried his method
with the result
it
interested
1 know wrole one
years
who
been
it bears perhaps
carry
‘That As
hope
for
Macgregor him-
over his
idea.”
gratefully oy
the next best
elf would
name
thing to
be something
gardener at
the
The obli
ging
for
Young
of
urned
1
lets,
copy
Mace
went one book
and ith
“And
[regor's
prize at
W a
£1
ret
you might
quickly
tell them
sken first
for
marked
have t
fair
re
Awol
the five
he as he
Adelaide
has
of
straight years”
to
stened
laide
victory
ented har
ne ero
Macgregor
He
it once
Lh *
wwe
halp
have come to see more
is needed to settle the disagree
between
Loftin Mac
knew tl!
to smooth
and
aide
harm,
reigns
two aunts
not
be
our Young
until
was
vane could
the
reat
he nt advice gave
suffi things over?
for
“Your booklet
Macgregor,
supreme.”
The aunties pleased
their old friend Macgregor, and also
to meet after go long an absence, the
voungest of the large Macvane family
All Macvane youngsters had
educated abroad. and had seen
their native land during the
tional period Young Loftin
had the United
over a but he had
traveling all about the wildest
parts of the west, as he took a great
in forestry. Anything in the
of plants appealed to him, and
a week before he had re
fent
in Ives ™
Adel
5 a «
“ls ame goo Yourse
lat
edd
act.
har
ighed
lk
mony now
were fo fos
the
little
educa
of
in
year;
Macvane been
States for
interest
way
i when
lhe at once donned working togs and
| became Macgregor's
| sistant
This first call witn Macgregor was
the first of many young Loftin made,
and the two maiden aunts awoke be
long
| enacted before thelr eyes.
“And just to think, I might have
i gone away again, as [| Intended, and
never seen you, If your own dear,
tender heart had not led you to me
| just becnuse you could not hear to
seo your blessed aunts unhappily”
Young lLoftin was saying one sum
mer day soon after thelr bethrothal
to Adelaide. "You are an angel of
goodnens.”
{i THREE WAYS OF SERVING DELIC-
IOUS STRAWBERRY.
It Will
Preparing
As Sauce
Method of
Bhort-Cake
With Rice Something New.
a Be Appreciated.
Individual
Combination
sauce
half
Add
y and
Rub one
ful of
ry
of sugar and a ac butter
the
cunpful
‘3
aten white
of
fo a cream be
of one eg; one glraw
berries thoroughl Wa
vid
shed
al Strawberry Si
of
powder,
pint flour, two
one
two table
table onfuls
add
make a
and cut
trat
twely
roil
bake in or
@“
quart of ber
pow ds red
poonful of butter,
erries.,
FRUIT TARTS
at Has
—————— a
2 FALL AROUND)
0 HOUSE,
%
Turkey Filling Sandwiches
Chop meat of a
irkey 0 saucepan,
J fo 4}
finely the
Put in
wo tablespoonfuls of finely
salt and
fire until hot
bolled egg d
ad the
slices of
hal or
olded napkin
adding
3
elery, with penper to taste
Then add
until
upon
Cut
place
Stir over
the
a soft and leave cold
Spre furkey mixture
buttered
Quarters,
toast
ved and on a
Rusks,
Two cups raised dough,
ar, one-half cup butter,
sn exgs, flour enough
stiff dough; set it
light mold to high biscuits and set to
| rige again; place in oven When done
rub with granulated sugar and
milk and place in oven to dry
one cup fue
two well beat
to make {it
to
tops
Economical Sponge Cake,
Two eges, whites and yolks beaten
| well separately. Mix nearly all of one
sup of sugar with the whites, the rest
with the yolks; add one cup flour and
one heaping teaspoonful baking pow.
der. After mixing all these well to
gether, add one-half cup bolling water,
flavor and salt,
EN
Beating Carpets.
Beat the wrong side first and when
the carpet is lald down again sponge
it all over with warm water to which
a little ammonia has been added. This
will brighten the colors, and give the
~arpet a fresh, clean appearance,
| PROPERLY MADE PUFF PASTE |:
{| Directions Not Hard to Follow,
Are of the Utmost Impor-
tance.
but
One and
tter in
of butter
flour; wash the bu
dry and put
into a cold bowl;
half
make a 8
pound pound
ice wa
sift
water
one
{ of
ter,
{ flour
i with
on ice to cool;
pour ice
of lemon in
{ 1
6 walter,
juice
to
f flour,
put
the
dredge
flour,
Hghtly;
to
| enough dough
your hands
| butter
marble
put
roll
into a
in lie pat out
into an oblong
board
the dough
Blape
or with
on and dredg
you gently with a
about half an
the ¢
they
toward
from roiling
pin
square thick,
in
at
inch
the
fold from
fully,
then
before,
butter
th
put fold over
A
will lap,
1
it
glides
the top
fold aj
roll
BO
you, roll o
rain, set on lee 25
t times, f¢
keeping rough
fold again, set
roll out
fore, keep
vou: fold
three
CAre
minutes,
Ading as
ends 1
out three
the yward you,
then
be
toward
ice 26
on minutes,
folding
ends
three times,
the
on ice 20
an
ing rough
set minutes,
again 15
i utes and roll
ily with
{ Puff pas
Ale
it will kee
ice
pr
times;
agal
put on
Do not
the
is
4 1
| amp
DOES TWO TASKS AT ONCE
Combination Electric Toaster
Cooker Makes It Easy to
Breakfast Quickly
and
Prepare
Fl
galt, {wo
two eggs beater
{termiik, six
one-half package #
well with hand
hour
| fore removing
| deep bread pan
| moisture. This n
| good for constipation
and bake in mode
with a sir
Hake
order
| oven one ry
from oven
in
wkes one
0
loaf and
’
Vegetable Transformation
n four large and
them for a quarter of an
six turnips and twenty
onlions: chop them and the carrots al
up, and fry In two ounces off butte
with a teaspoonful of sugar for five or
gix minutes. Bhake well, and {ry
again until the whole are covered with
a kind of glaze. Pour over them half
a pint of white sauce, season with
pepper and salt, and serve very hot
CArrots, aim
hour
button
Cles
{ mer
| Peel
———— A A
Rice Waffles.
Mix a teacup and halt
polling rice with a pint of milk
rubbing it smooth over the fire;
from the fire and add a pint of cold
mite and a teaspoon of salt;
four well-beaten eggs with enough
firur to make a thin batter. Serve
hot, baking In waffle irons; powdered
sugar with a flavoring of powdered
| olnamon makes a pleasing dressing,
a
|=
i
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STATE NEWS.
lead]
highway
tain asylum,
Neff and
Gerhart
ttacked
the b
by
Hen near
Wernersy
Wentzel,
Moyer,
John
&
of Robesonia,
i checks
anis
$201 1 an
country ro
turning
B
thie
Ww
hwayn
HOT Res 4
the occupants |
revolvers were
tha
years ola,
i
tandard
VOAT,
AERERROTE
x . total af
figur h i of
ao G7 EL
“HB. JD
The
subje i
I" §
# 3 4 y fne tog ¢
tO he 3 i Nd i Q
over last year
hocken
st the Moose Lodge
The
appointed
report.
sale of
in vio
application
of
Censh The
charter
place has been
examiner waon
to investigate {
ed adversely,
in the
on,
that the
he applicat
alleging
iquor lodge would be
lation of the liquor laws
The Corn Grow.
na Grange,
West Chester
ers’ Association of Pomo
No. 3. of Chester and Delaware
counties, announced a large number
of prizes to be awarded at the annual
corn show here next December
Priges will also be given for the prod-
ucts of corn as made up into house
hold articles.
Pittsburg Louis
White Slave law, was found guilty in |
|
|
Kans.
~Willlam 8. Dlcher
started divorce proceedings here
against Fiattie 8 Dilcher, alleging
she threatened to poison and shoo!
him, and also declaring she would
kill him with a batcher knife. II
also says he has had to dodge ear
police acid she threw at him,
enworth,
Allentown,
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