New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1926, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1926. Quicksands of Love : Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Paint_and Cloth Revelations of a Wife —— Why Katic's ‘I"‘;r')“‘\rl.\v'l‘x"l Bit ‘ % about hir FASHIONS H ( 3 ou H ] Lty s 1 r | g i 5 J. in | By Sally Milgrim or r NOW GO ON W CHAHPTF | When Honey Lo J QUEER CRAFT | | ON W. BURGESS | | | You will remembe t i Meadow Mouse was hold ot breath in an old can on the i t of the river, wondering wh p going to happen next. H ing from a great gra | | | sounded hungry. They sou Danny didn't like the sound Siowly the Old Can Went Spinning | sniffs at all. Around in Circles | But it was ot | cat could get in 2 ’ 1 \ §0 those sniffs wvas ! W Danny could Vs anafite natan aidn ake hin it had snened fortable. 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Bring quickly to the | point taking care the sugar not I and cook rapidly un- mixture is transparent and Pour into sterilized jars and and cover 0 one hoilin til the seal Dutch Apple Ple ted but it makes a deliclous pie. [ on Dutch apple pie is nothing more ‘ Maki nor less than a one-crust apple pie hersel Mrs. Hunt m nummy” with lots of sugar, v ves of m And amon and butter. The apples : " <] pared, cut in halves and cored. « J 1! Place ent side up in a deep pie dish 3 g lined with plain pastry. Sprinkle i it 1 ! ruit with sugar and cinnamon and i » Margret and | o generously with butter. Bake in Fa moderate oven. When the apples ahe skoansd o \ra almost done, about ten minutes ¥ g Defore removing from the oven, pour o L Ati-Rrol cup of cream over apples. : ! 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