Carrizozo news., February 25, 1910, Image 10

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Quaker Oats
is the world's food
Eaten in every
country; eaten by
infants, athletes,
young and old.
Recognized as the
great strength
builder.
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Delicious and economical.
CALLOUS TO CRITICISM.
TIME TABLE FOR THE COOK
Tho Husband As far an I am con.
corned, you may scold ns much ns you
like. I am by naturo thick-skinned.
SCRATCHED SO SHE COULD
NOT SLEEP
"I write to toll you how thankful I
nm for the wonderful Cuttcura Rom
edles. My llttlo nlcco had cczoma for
llvo years and when her mother died
I took enro of tho child. It wnB nil
over her fnco nnd body, also on her
head. Sho scrntched so that sho could
not sleep nights. I used Cuttcura
Soap to wash her with nnd then arc
piled Cutlcurn Ointment. I did not
mo iiulto half tho Cutlcurn Soap nnd
Ointment, tagothor with Cutlcurn. Re
solvent, when you could sco n chnngo
nnd they cured her nicely. Now sho
Is cloven years old and hnsnovorliocn
bothered with eczema since. My
friends think It Is Just great tho way
Iho baby was cured by Cutlcurn. I
send you n picture- taken when oho was
about 18 months old.
"Sho was taken with tho eczema
when two years old. Sho was covered
with blK sores nnd her mother had nil
tho best doctors and tried nil kinds of
salves nnd medicines without effect
until wo used Cutlcurn Remedies. Mrs.
II. Klcrnnn, 003 Quincy St., Urooklyu,
N. V., Sept. 27, lOOD."
All In the Name.
1'hylllH tup from tho country) Hut,
Dluk this Ih just like tho Inst ploco you
brought mo to hco here.
Ulck My dear Phyllis, don't ho ab
surd. This Is "Tho Naughty Olrl of
Nice," and tho other was "Tho (IrnsNa
Widow." Surely you know that Nlco
and Ornsso nro two entirely different
places. Punch.
How's Tills?
We offer One Himilreil !olbn ltfwiril tor hit
Mr nt (lartti that rannot bo cured or Hall's
Caurru Cure.
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We. the tinderalirneil. Iiare .iuran !'. J. rhoy
tor Iho lait II intra, anil twllet lilm Kfllly Iran,
orabln In nil liiulflrM iranurllnna and nnanrlallf
able to ctrrjr vol any olillmlM.u mailt by lilt drra.
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Wlmlnule lrittfvl.ii. TnlMn. O.
IJiU'aOtUrrh nire fc UVm imrrnally. artbif
UtrcUV !' Um hkHxt mhI miiem "urfaeea ol tha
lilrpi. 'nIlMMiliila anil frw l'dce 71 cent rr
ttMk ftl by till tlrHsal.li
Talc iTalil lwr Fsta (or teiuUpstlon,
Wo would all wiIId our naines on
III" scroll t fame but for tho liiuum
omblB trtbo of elbow Joggers.
flY u!Tor with oyc trouble, quick re-
Utrtlig PlflTl'l'S KYR 8AL-YB. 23c.
UiKfliorllo-nrdllro.,RutIrilo.N.Y.
A frtoml Is merely a person wo can
tall our troubles to.
Mr, AMiialiiw'n SiipttitHK Syrup,
gjat I Willi li tMtilUjit, Mftena too mini, reduce! In
namulltlBBt atti a pain, cure, wind collu, r.c a IxjtUe,
'Ililli ennnot remove kiudly sets
frew n grflUftil honrt. noytton.
Precise Length of Time That 8hould
Be Accorded to Cooking of
Meat and Fish.
MEATS. Baking Deef. sirloin,
rare eight to ten minutes, well done,
12 to 15 minutes to a pound. Reef,
rolled rib or rump, 12 to 1C minutes
to n pound; beer, long or short fillet,
20 to 30 minutes to n pound. Chickens
weighing thrco to four pounds, one
to ltt hours; duck, 40 to CO minutes;
Inmb, woll dono, ir minutes to a
pound; merit, braised, thrco to four
hours; mutton, rare, ten minutes per
pound, mutton, woll dono, 15 minutes
por pound; pork, woll dono, 30 min
utes por pound; turkey, ton pounds,
thrco hours; vonl, well dono, 20 min
utes por pound.
Rolling Reef n la modo, thrco to
four hours; chickens, 45 to CO min
utes; corned hoof, four to flvo hours;
fowls, two to threo hours; ham, flvo
hours; lamb, ono hour; smoked
tonguo, threo to four hours; turkey,
two to threo hours; vonl, two to throo
hours.
Rrolllng Chickens, 2(1 minutes;
chops, eight minutes; steak, one-Inch
thick, four to six minutes, stenk li
Inches thick, six to olght minutes.
Frying Rncon, thrco to flvo mln
utcs; brended chops, four to six min
utes. FISH. Raking Fish, six to olght
pounds, ono hour.
Rolling Rasa, ten minutes to a
pound; bluoflsh, ten minutes por
pound; cod, six minutes to n pound;
haddock, six minutes to a pound; hnll
uui, iu minutes per pound; oys
tors, thrco minutes; salmon, per
pound, 15 minutes.
Rrolllng Fish, very thin, flvo to
olght minutes; fish, thick, 12 to 15
minutes.
Frying Slices of llsh, four to six
minutes; small llsh, ono to thrco rain
utos; smells, ono mlnuto.
InMaM
FOR THE IDEAL DOUGHNUT
Ingredients Mutt be Mixed In Proper
Proportions and Care Taken
In Cooking.
One egg, half n pound of flour, one
tablcspoonful of sugnr, quarter tea
spoonful of butter, ono yeast enko, two
tnblogpoonfuls of milk, half n tnnnnnnn.
ful of Jam for each doughnut, a little I
graiou icmon rinu nnd soino fat for'
irying.
Rub tho butter Into tho flour, ndd
lomon rind, salt nnd sugnr. Warm tho
milk nnd pour over tho yeast, adding
ono tenspoonful rnch of sugar and
flour, rover nnd sot In n warm plnce
for ten minutes. Rent up tho egg and
ir.x It with tho yenst and milk, pour
this Into tho flour nnd knead like
bread, until It leaves tho hand quite
clean.
Set In wnrm placo to rlso for one
hour; then roll out one-eighth of nn
Inch thick, rut In rounds about two
and a hair Inches In dlnmotor, lay hall
a tcnspnonrul of jam on half of the
rounds, wet tho edges slightly, cover
with tho remaining half of tho round
nnd senl tho edges thoroughly.
Drop these, a few at a time. Into
smoking hot fnt, fry two minutes or
until risen about one nnd a hnlf Inchoa
thick and brown, drain on white paper
nnd sprlnklo with sugar.
There Is no conversation so agree
ablo as that of a man of Integrity, who
hears without any Intention to be
tray, nnd speaks without any Intention
to deceive Plato.
PII.KH OCRED IN 6 TO 14 HATS.
P17.0 UINTM!tNTIearanterd to enre. nr eaa
pf llrhlnai. Hllml. Meedlnc nr J'rotrudins I'll. In
H0n1laj1uru1unc7r.fuml.il. Wo.
Wo aro novcr too old to acqulro tho
latest wrlnklo.
A Lifetime ol Good Service
NO STROPPING NO HONING
KNOWN THt
WORLO OVtft
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Blood is The Life
Science has never gone beyond the above simple
statement of scripture. Hut it has illuminated that
statement and Riven it n meaning ever broadening
with the increasing breadth of knowledge. When
the blood is " bad " or impure it is not alone the
body which suffers through disease. The brain is
also clouded, the mind and judgement arc effected,
and many an evil deed or impure thought may be :
directly traced to the impurity of the blood.
Foul, Impure blood can be made pure by the
use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
It enriches and purities the blood thereby
curing, pimples, blotches, eruptions and other cutaneous affec
tions, as ecxema, tetter, or salt-rlicum, hires and other manlfes
tatlons of Impure blood.
In the cure of scrofulous swellings, enlarged glands, open eating
ulcers, or old sores, the " Golden Medical Discovery " has per
formed the most marvelous cures. In cases of old sores, or open
eating ulcers, it is well to apply to the open sores Dr. Tierce's All
Healing Salve, which possesses wonderful healing potency when
used as an application to the sores in conjunction with the use of
"Golden Medical Discovery" ns a blood cleansing constitutional
treatment. If your druggist don't happen to have the "All-Healing
Salve" in stock, you can easily procure it by inclosing fifty
cents in postage stamps to Dr. R.V. Pierce, GG3 Main St., Buffalo,
N. Y., and it will come to you by return post. Most druggists
kt- It as well as the " Golden Medical Discovery."
You can't afford to accept any medicine of unknnvn ttmfitslthn ai a tub
tltute for "Golden Medical Discovery," which It a medicine nr known com
roirrioN, having a complete list of Ingredient In plain Ungllih on ltt bottle
wrapper, the ame being atteited ai correct under oath.
Dr. l'ierce'i Fleaitnt Pellets regulate and invigorate itomsch, liver and boweli.
ri mi lammm nan ar aeeeei
SCHOOL
-SHOES
THEY
WEAR
LIKE IRON
"WEAR LIKE IRON"
They wear best where the wear
is hardest. Made of selected
leather specially tanned to resist
exactly the kind of wear a healthy
boy or girl will give them.
Two layers of leather are sewed In at
tho tip Instead 01 one, to prevent uie
toes kicking out. The soles are
of extreme toughness.
Mayer Special Merit School Shoes
are made to fit a child's foot In a comfortable, natural way
that will prevent toot trouble In Inter years, yet they nro
stylish and good looking. Only the genuine have tha
Mayer Trade Mark stamped on the sole.
FRRK-lf you will aend ua the nam of a dtattr who dota not
nanait optciai Merit Bcriooinriota, we win atnu you, ir.t.po.i-
pid(a iianu.ome picture, alio ijzg,o! utorstwaaninitton.
We also make tlonotbllt Shoes for men,
Leading Lady Shoes, Martha Washington
Comfort Shoes, Yerma cusnion suoes ana
Work Shoes.
F. Mayer boot & shoe Co.
MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN
Lyonnslie Potatoes.
Tnko ono pint of cold potatoes; one I
tnblospnimful of butter; ono tnblo-1
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niwuiiiiii 111 niiiiwvii iiiiiiiu; uno laulu
spoonful of chopped parsley; salt and
popper to taste. Tho potatoes should
bo rather undotto to proditeu tho IobI
results. Cut them Into dlco, and sen
son with salt and popper. Fry tho
onion In tho butter until yellow, add
tho potato, nnd stir with n fork until
both sides nro of a nice brown, bcltm
careful not to brenk tho potatoes. A
llttlo mora butter tuny bu required,
as no vcKctnblus nbHorh so much but
ter as potatoes. When done, turn the
potutoeu out upon n hot dish,
sprinkle tho parsley over the top,
nnd serve hot.
STEADY "a
VnilTEaSM
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