The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1909, Page 8

8 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1909. yy J rs aT: 2 i) =) Ss —————— an z: —_— | | i t marshalled by © uilivan, in omy ] lives at No, 2270 Broadway. Magistrate After this t | Wat] ary HIS CHARGE A MISTAKE. Kernochan discharged Butt, who hag j piven eh tas sant vs DI | . = 1 in custody since Monday night i rene ane Ghatemat ice ? Mi [Mr, Pocher Admits Error in Cause [iio Mr Pocher’s accusation that he f | committee followed, also In carrlages, } | | ing Arrest of Employee, had embezzled $400, os | | | Se “They tell me that a bookkeeper made Ovation for Taft i | Taidore” Yi Pooners” ther real” eatate lite mistakes maid Butt Whuvle (RABI | Glortous weather prevailed and the tuation | dealer, of No. 126 West Thirty-fourth |four years old, “and I' have consented streets were thronged, Mr, Taft getting | street, to-day confessed tn the W to Ko back to work for Mr. Pocher. He i | SS saree ps rome « jan Se er a ! Sa Een | Side Court that he had made a mistake | humises to prom Leads | new White Star Liner Runs Into)Nine ‘Taken From Water- RULE RCT AER CIR Re a aL AE ES AES MIE CD lc] He the utt, a + Who Isquare HH tum of the mains. | Parinds Ai} , =}. , Ae Bia ios et we en eens | Periods of Heavy Weather logged Elvira Ball While show, ros 4 4 Lava — on Trip Here. Decks Are Awash. | - | esi - Elec rty | evo They Rebel When Manager of President - Elect and Party i. ey Rebel When Manag j |g Oveanteycame in to-day consider-| The abandonment at sen of the four Steam Up Mississippi on |< 1e Old French) New Play Decides to Try Gait) (iD cael HED eR We) etre neoen ey Etlte Bali cot Leck: ad Winter sonville for Boston, was reported by her Tru Pah ae t “ll ; j#torms, Ordinarily this big White Star! | i AA Kl }summer bower by @ —calth of flowers ’ town, averaging twenty knots an hour.! nos, agents of tho vessel, in thie tay .. / isent by clubwom hters of the) but because of the westerly winds that |i hands on by Set : PORT EADS, Feb. 11 (via New Or-| Revolution, other societies and by cltl| “Ask us to play the —.— prevailed almoat. trom the time ane [AU Nanda on Board were taken off and “eans, Feb. 11).—The scout cruiser Bir- ere eainal Gibbons, who will pronounce | elephant and we may consent to ¢ Letter-\Writer Declares the #arted she only made about seventeen jenced Hore pletha se one The mingham crossed the bar at 830 A. M.|thefnvoeation at the great banauet 10° for dimex are land ant ails HSS Fand a half knots, bound for Savannah from New York?| to-day and proceeded on her way up! —————————_— ce th French Poet Was Hurled aoe jay the arena freshened 10 a 0) the MTTTERCOR TET the river, conveying President-elect ral Colleg it wear corsots? f ee Sig's ; Flvira Ball, waterlo; + r 8 slow, but Sen we > ruge "y pees aes a ea OAKLAND ENTRIES. C8 Sa Higa tty ce From Train. altiulast Sich weather MRCAbO, Nis mugs with heavy | hee the breadline! 9 seas 131 les east 0 he entrance to Although announcement was made| FT ae and such seas and never want to see (008 1) Miles @ ! Such tn substance was th | vesapeake Bay ; ! such ag | ‘ PARIS, Feb, 11.—The authorities have tat were battened down and the |, arly on the morning of Aca "H/received an anonymous letter In which | sailors had to cling lke leeches to the pl ote ng produc: | +} rite lar on the nleht , 1 less n fiy Rane el a tae vn {the Writer claims that on the night of diner sails, One big vea after another levelleatith he Taraaaetnens tia u ne Sunes ui oinng COM sapped up to the bridge. Spray came of the Theima | their evenin Hoe ANraWin y into the smoking room repeatedly, melas Toole oft Caite i mle Nenearenia Germain a r Yesterday afternoon another squall crew of eight and put | M ial for several juried from the ti equal vio but of short di a 8 fant {bem ihetse all i le ro H merc aye blew out of®the west and shook t The derelict destroyer | th Fare COnNiiIne acilup)aboardithelship somelmores 1tiwas 1 tor her | e cream on an UP As an unusual “ghee 'p for the ‘s 7 Birm . Oceante, had only forty-five first a” Caro! class and el -ning second class pas- \ Gtael sengers Transportation Compan : : \ out to P = . ee eeererrereet i os he Bir- SUICIDE AT REVIVAL'S CLose. ANDREW PEARS DIES, | y on her}, LEAVING ON LA BRETAGNE. PITTSBURG, Feb. 1 In LONDON, Feb, Ih—Andrew Pears, | oO oO er ) e river Inf 7 - tenda at revival s ty yy “ Pashenrly Orange, 108 On La Bretagne for Havre vant at v Y 1 Sears, Lea r Tatt in Jolly Mood. (reine fees! Go apt , Frank Stevert, twenty.» han e \ sand when he ar «x and found; 4 the family con- one of the 8 of his trip! putas" breaking on ‘Bhe warm eun- | - ———— - — — - — shine of the troples was still present, sites Nee id the was a wind hist xg a the TAMPA ENTRIES. ® @ languid members of the —— ° The denizens of Port Eads and Pilot 1 —The ontete f laugt town were up early watcldng the pre- fimatly open revolt. In va parations for the transfer, When the Laskl expinin that he had a friend em: President-elect’s party got under way] % SS = j again they gave him a farewell of as large proportions as the Passes can When You Need LI ie cc] appreciated the toot { pilot boat whistles and E as the Birm- yegiasses ; , s ’ | a ee Co Me Just make one milk dish with Van Camp's. Note the wonderful flavor I. dent-e aft, Col. Goethels wine LeBel ; ; : Q e } and party arrived here this afternoon, d h O Bite sicing Gscoried uplthe| river by)n recep: and ricnness. en you orever use it. } tion committee on the steamer Gen, | John Newton. YY; ° ope e e e When the Canal street wharf was |! t t t fl t rt f; ] It ] | f th h | h lk, | reached the President-elect and his d Pe fern lel fe Bali On e a avor 1s no a 1 cla e comes so. e 4 rom ew Ce) e, ric. ml | party disembarked, and, after being EAN ane BAM tA | a | formally received, passed to the head | | 2 Hf; . } of the pier, where they entered car- river fur ais rlages and were driven to the Pickwic f re ; j : ‘ nat | Club n St, B'klyn You are used to cooking with half-milk—you who Try it according to the directions on the label for | There Mr. Taft reviewed a parade Kalb Ave y J % SACK, 79¢ ¢c helow regular price price Don't compare Iti tis flour r Heal ari Basket Figs, 15¢ This Peanut Rutter s made nay Peanut Butte Regular Price i0c¢ Wer cost. ust dispose ofourstock, This price is helow Take advantage of it. ' | See eaie = aa ee 10 Stamps | 10 Stamps| [a5 Stamps) [io Siamps | 10 Stamps 10c i__I5e |___20c | 10c L_Ze each 3 | 5 Stamps | Franck's Coffee Addition 7c 10 Stamps 16 Stamps {19 Stamps, (10 Stamps | Ammo (Dry Ammonia) 10c Oregon Prunes A&P Fancy Rice 10c Castile Soap 5c each ‘) HAM or TONGUE. 19¢ || BON AMI........ ....acake 9¢ ) CHICKE Se || BROKEN RICE... Se || A & P BAKED BI a can 10¢ LVORVESOARR erent 2 cakes for 9e || COTTOLENE........ seees. Can 12¢ Beautiful Framed Picture or 50 Stamps Free to all purchasers of 5 wo th or more of our famous teas and coffees, A, Baking Fowder and Sultana Spices-HANOSOMELY FRAMED PICTURE. Size 1533x115 inches. sorted Landscapes, Mouned on colored mats in attractive gilt frames r These pictures have only to be seen to be appreciated. & P, Extracts, A, & P. As- with brass corners. ans a pound 5¢ j 4 | i FANCY A P PATENT Not more than one sack to a customer at th th the interior brands that others claim so much for. the best Fi We obtai tirst with an eye to suy e for it being a seec mdary consideration. Tea, 50¢, 60¢, 70¢ Ib. Mixed, Oolong, Ceylon Assam, English Break- fevt, Imperial, Young Hyson, India and Gun- powder, The « juality of Tea cannot be pro cured anywhere at any price | 325 Stores in the United States—Over 100 in and around New York, QNE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. ———S buy from the milkman. For milkman’s milk separates, betore and after you get it. The butter fat rises, the solids fall, You get so you don’t know what whole milk means, You get all the milk in Van Camp's. We know you will like it and will buy it right along when you see how good it is, coffee or cocoa. Try it for making a custard or for creamed potatoes, It makes the most delicious oyster stew or the finest soup you ever tasted. \Don’t use it too rich, That’s where many people make a mistake. They forget how much richer this milk is than milkman’s milk, Try This Recipe For Chocolate Fudge Put two cups of granulated sugar and ones fourth a cup of Van Camp’s Evaporated Milk, di- luted with one-fourth a cup of water, over the fre; stir until the sugar is dissolved, the let it cook, stirring occasionally for five minutes; add two level tablespoonfuls of cocoa and two table- spoonfuls of butter and cook until, when tried in cold water, a soft ball may be formed; add half p of nut meats broken in pieces, and let stand until cooled a little, then add a teaspoonful of vanilla extract and beat until the mixture thick- Turn into a pan neatly lined with paper. When set, scote for cu ens Delicious Rice Pudding Pour a quart of cold water over a scant half cup of rice, heat quickly to the boiling point, then cover with cold water and drain again, n the rice into a pudding dish; add three- fourths a teaspoonful of salt, half C and two-thirds of a can tvaporated Milk diluted with two and a half cups of water. Bake in a slow oven nearly two hours, Stir the mixture occa- sionally during the first hour, [Half an hour be- fore taking the pudding from the oven carefully lift up the brown crust on top and turn in half a cup of \'an Camp's Evaporated Mik diluted with half a cup of hot water. If the fire has been too brisk, more liquid can be added at the last. How- ever, to be perfect, the pudding needs to be baked in slow oven, Get Van wen Camp’s, at all ‘This Is the Exact Size of the Ten-Cent Can Grocers everywhere, but Camp’s Evaporated Milk is not “Condensed Try This Recipe For Oyster Stew Take one quart of oysters; examine them one by one, to remove any bits of shell adhering to them, Heat the oyster liquor to the boiling point, skim carefully and add to it the oysters; let heat quickly, shaking the pan occasionally, In the meantime dilute one can of Van Camp's Evapo- rated Milk with one pint of boiling water and let stand over hot water to become very hot. When the oysters boil, add one-fourth of a cup of butter, three-fourths of a teaspoonful of salt, a dash of pepper, if desirable, and half a cup of fine cracker crumbs, and pour into the soup tureen, add the evaporated milk and serve at once with oyster crackers, Creamed Chipped Beef Remove the coarse threads from the edges of a cup and a half of chipped beef; cover the beef with boiling water and let stand on the back of the stove, where it will keep hot while the sauce is being made; drain the beef and stir it into the sauce. A beaten egg may be added with the beef. Serve at once with baked potatoes. For the cream sauce, melt three level tablespodhfulsof but- ter, cook three level tablespoonfuls of flour in the melted butter until the mixture is frothy, then gradually stir in one-half cup of Van Camp’s Evaporated Milk, diluted with a cup of water. Stir and cook until the sauce boils. This sauce is also particularly good for bits of cooked chicken, fe veal or lamb, for hard-cooked eggs cut in quarters and for cooked onions, cauliflower, Carrots, peas or asparagus. careful: Milk” be ‘Condensed milk” is half sugar. You can’t use it for cooking. Please don’t think that Van Camp’s is like that. And don’t think that all ‘evaporated” milks are alike, For milk less rich, with more water left in, may still be called ‘«evaporated.” If you'll compare Van Camp's with other brands, you will see what a difference there is. New York Office 105 Hudson St Yet others cost as much as Van Camp's. The Van Camp Packing Company General Offices. Indiananatin. GF <i ‘ New York Telephone 400 Franklin” , —