The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1913, Page 5

MOTHER FRANKFORT, Ky eal pe and ¥ gece Le PUGET WARKET company’s RIDES MULE FORTY MILES ACROSS MOUNTAINS TO FREE SON HINTS ABOUT MAKING GRIDDLE CAKES, BY CAROLINE COE Tho success of your {Ariddle cakes depends upon your deftness 1p preparing them. Have every ma must be free from grease, must be wiped with a clean dry cloth torlal neede@ at hand ‘ oom and set on a very moderate heat at first, The prison commission has paroled nty, serving a sentence in the penitentiary || The more gradually you can heat ft, the better, When !t t# slightly warm rub it Over with a greased cloth or a piece of fresh When cakes are ready to fry put the griddle over more heat and allow tt to get hot enough so when the grease or pork Is put on it will be sizzling hot Bee that each part of the griddle is coated with fat, and turn used from a pitcher or a big # on the solicitation of Luttrel’s mother, ad ridden a mule 40 miles across the mountains PI tram to meet the board here and present the ap jeho stated that she 1 pork stuck on a fork jer to catch ion of her son on the batter to be very careful not to spill or spatter it. Change the location of the place for baking the cakes onee ina while, Try putting three or five on for a few times, as the unused portion becomes scorched torn m@al cakes need a hotter griddle than Ruckwheat needs a hot griddie and even cakes are better baked on a ued tag heat, M they need to remain M begins to look as If elther automobiles or human beings will woe | gurrende the if left without using [adies’ Suits Made to Order | | yeti and $28.00 | and baked quickly SOUR MILK CAKES j Tailor One quart of sifted four, even teaspoon of walt. © teaspoons of molasses, Good Clothes tor Men and Young Fellows BRADBURY System Tailoring | Here in Into mixing bowl, stir these until they foam, beat the « THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO phat bla ture of green soap, one oz.; ozs, Apply this mixture with a h to the roots of the shampoo with the bringing the blood to the mb: nute vessels that nourish , greatly benefits the hair ~ RESINOL CURED AWFUL PIMPLES IT MAY BE ANNULLED 1332-34 Second Ave., “Seattle's Reliable Credit House’’ “U. 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