wr
u
Ml
H
PAOR
TWO
Sayi
obnoxious
person
or
to
passion
of
love
In
these
who
are
the
objects
of
desire
or
to
call
up
the
dead
J11-..'
L-
-,.l.Li.l..jX
l!.JU-'-
cywi
hA
400
Missionary
Declares
it
is
a
Mot
Upon
Civilization
and
one
That
is
Heing
Gradually
Rooted
out
by
the
Church
T
"ATIlER
Joseph
Allard.
O.M.I.,
missionary
to
the
Indians
of
H
Central
British
Columbia,
who
in
here
in
connection
with
the
wucnerau
case
ajrainst
cnief
ih
iv
w
amn
of
K
unin
n
"W
Mffr:
to
;!-
r:!thHe
Church,
interviewed
vesterdav.
stated
w're
flv.
"v:ly
plm.lnaf,e4
.
wh,!B
th"at
witch
do.;
tribes
in
'.he
piox.
am!
ri
cu.-'i
inn
1
.
j-
it
has
been
h..ni
W
1
1
1.
1
,1
W.lil.i:.
nev
:
i
nig
e
.
galla
i
bnek
of
l.i
-:
medic:
nitt!:ir
Hnj.''l'
mnr.t
Willi,
h
church.
;
1
'.(I
1
I'
l
,.!;d
'
The
!
or
Mlei.
I'cj.ir.
Tin'
;
iht
viil.
native.-
in.
m.-i.
were
still
common
amonif
the
j
iay
n,.hlng
0,
the
mn;n
Vent
whlch,
!
ni
oii
their
matfic
at
Ilazelton,
Ki8-a
far
as
action
w.w
concerned.
le:t
.iinl
.1
to
Chief
Billy
Williams
has
renounced
the
or
to
on
ng
calamity
cr
impotence
upon
.M.KlIC
enemies,
rivals
and
fancied
apprestors.
Speaking
of
magic,
as
distinguished
JIUDITION.IL
litUBf
from
witchcraft
Father
Allard
said
"a
In
taw
traditional
belief,
not
only
of
i,
.
peraon
endowed
with
tha
dark
aces
but
of
post
reformation
stent
knowledge
and
power."
In
a
res-
CURVICHM
HIS
WATERLOO
VIITIMI
IIOXEIt
WINS
II(
(IN
l'OIM
.IT
SPORT
KVKNT
last
Mdin
.Mcdonald
has
skill
JU
Such
fragrance
such
flavour-
such
btirlty
fresh
UQg&ftw
r
m..iiisi
as
a
ilewy
morning
blended
to
eirpnas.z&
ail
thf
.MN'
fut",sT
rdelfcicus
goodness
of
tea.
Thousands
morc'eviry
lA
'
i
.
I
day
are
asking
for
"SALADA"
Orange
Pekoo
r
'
.
Frfnnrl
nor
l.lli
Unuo
vnn
trlrt
It?
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMRIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Jtupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing
Eduor.
Member
of
Audit
Hurenu
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Mt
Thursday.
April
5,
1923
Magic
Still
Commonly
Practiced
Among
Indians
of
the
Interior
s
Father
Allard
in
Interview
JlIKIliS
DECISION
First
round
-
Bven.
Hecond
round
-Ourvich.
Third
round-
McDonald.
Fourth
round
McDonald.
Filth
round--McDsuuld.
Sixth
rounds-McDonald.
Seventh
rcund-
McDonald.
Eighth
round
McDonald.
Ninth
round
-MrD-mald.
Tenth
round
Ivcn.
loo
like
a
man
h-tx
ntKht
at
the
hand
so
deeply
rooted
has
been
the!
little
to
be
desired.
'iruotlonii
to
the
principals.
They
v'emcd
to
satisfy
Brick
Bk
inner.
Our-vlch's
handler,
but
Charlie
Brown,
managing
McDonald,
was
apparently
no
pleatet"
Itllr
ND
III
ItOl
M
First
Round
Ourvich
led
twice
with
orwlrdl
addicted
to
trlattd
mMl
ht
mUS
,t
un(!temooo
!
"IT.-!.,
WM
uio
f,gnUng
He
md
to
US
JrTrL.
10
,n
nufer.nc.
with
the
usual
;
have
the
left
working
better
He
wa
"
l
.T
T
COVT
01
W""1
Wrentl,
also
making
a
better
showing
In
the
In-
wmmi
onwi
took
the
of
snApe
a
parody
Inadequato
such
'fighting
means,
as
reciutlon
of
McDonald
sent
over
a
couple
..T"
"
om
'
tb
Cl,urch'
formulas,
gestures,
mixture,
of
incon-:
of
lefts
which
did
little
If
any
daaMfe.
paw
divine
honor
to
the
prince
of
graous
elements
and
other
I
mysterious
He
was
working
the'
old
rabbit
punch
darkisiM
and
In
return
received
from
actions,
the
knowledge
ol
which
Is
ob-and
Ourvich
was
making
a
ahowlng
n.
Urn
preternatural
powers
such
aa
rld-italnad
through
secret
communications
!
return.
There
were
some
pretty
hot
tag
tfcrouth
the
air
upon
a
broomstick,
with
the
force
underlying
the
univeme.
exchanges
but
few
direct
hits.
It
was
a
Mmtnc
JItrTftent
shapes
at
will
and
such
as
Ood
or
the
Devil.
U
to
an
at-
pretty
even
round.
cajamttng
their
chosen
eletaas."
taspt
to
work
mtrseir
not
by
the!
Second
Round
They
danced
around
...
b"yf
lB
wltcnc"ft
'
prc-
power
of
Ood
but
by
the
use
of
hid-for
a
while
waiting
for
openings
and
,,tw'
to
existed
among
alllden
force
beyond
man's
control
Its
!
mixed
It
well
again.
Dido
rocked
Mc-
ttm!ttve
peoples
An
exaggerated
es-
advocates,
despairing
to
move
Ood
by
'Donald
with
some
head
blows
at
close
f
t
ev"
"
'1
ny
thou-
supplication,
seek
result
by
evoking
!
ruuge
and
also
placed
some
on
hu
op-amndsof
Ita
followers
to
be
punished
powers
reserved
ordinarily
to
Ood
It
Islponenfs
body
Jimmy
handed
out
boom
'
T"
"au
ul
a
corruption
of
religion
i
punishment
as
they
embraced.
After
the
state
in.
different
countries
of
Europe.
The
last
deirth
punishtnent
for
,
fViRoss
-gijgh
iMt
Uka
aay
the
witchcraft
was
Inflicted
dn
a-
rfrl
fn
gronnd
recefiuVgraded
by
the
W
SwitrcrlBL
in
tbe
canton
of
Olaurns
In
Board
near
the
landing
wiu
have
to
be
1TM
drained
before
it
will
b
of
any
use.'
Tbe
question
of
the
reality
of
witch-
n
k
very
wet
at
present,
craft
la
oti
upon
which
It
not
es'y
.
.
.
the
break.
Dido
rushed
in
.gain
and
itadhui
off
with
the
left,
put
a.jpgf
nne
'across.-
He-
was
rocking
aicDonald
with
mare
head
blows,
it
waa
Our-rich's
round.
Third
Ron
id
McD
maid
led
In
the
attack
and
carried
th
fight
to
Dido
He
peas
a
confident
Judgment
In
the
M.
T.
Alvseoff.
who
hss
been
In
th
ant
in
elna
ohm
ihmuth
nirtn
wmm
wnrk.
fsce
of
Holy
Scriptures
and
the
teach-
city
lot
the
past
week
on
business
In
mg
hard
and
missing
In
the
rushes
Hc-
lng
of
the
Fathers
nnd
thealogtans.
the
rcnnertion
with
the
new
theatre
for
I
Donald
Infln-ted
same
more
rabb1'
abstract
j.-slblipy
of
a
pael
with
tlie
which
he
has
left
the
contract
to
Mtt-
!
punches.
Dido
led
off
again
after
the
Devil
ard
of
a
diabolical
Interference
c
iell
Currie.
will
sail
tonight
by
the
j
break
McDjiiald's
round,
in
human
atrmrs
can
hardly
be
denied
P
inre
George
on
his
return
to
Van-
Fourth
Round
-They
went
Into
a
but
no
one
can
mmM
the
liVratn:-
on
.mer
(llnch
MoDonsId
was
blocking
Dldo
Laaflai
A
aBaaFsaPBh
aaa9gjaBll
BsiiaBiVLHgiHagsgggg
SmStmitttWsffMmWtvfSVPiimMmU
FXsFWRQP'
IB
BaaaaaaaaaE3saasaH9sH
gWW
HtJjtrTMnji
putsktlled
and
outgenerallcd
by
hi
Vancouver
opponent.
Battling
D'cla
Our-
vlch
of
Prluce
Kupert
met
his
Water
of
Jimmy
McDMinld
of
Vancouver
who
Was
given
the
unanimous
mil
of
the
judge
on
a
wide
margin
c!
p-,:nu.
It
was
a
ten-round
re:
urn
bJUt
between
McDonald
anu
Ourvich
for
the
trie
;!
Middleweight
champion
af
Northern
British'
Columbia
and
a
purpc
of
MOO
3240
fjr
tnr
w.nnrr
and
160
for
the
Icser.
Promoter
Ralph
Smith
offeree
one
of
the
mom
attractive
boxlns
card'
ever
presented
hue
and
a
::rowd
:!
3vet
even
hundred
persons
was
packed
Into
the
Exhibition
H;lt
for
the
occasion
the
gate
being
e-limited
at
something
In
the
"
neighborhood
of
$3004
t
There
Ihfm
in
time
of
sickness
that!
Dido
Ourvich
waa
very
much
on
hla
-llbjc
:
it
-
1
i.eic
.
'.feet
rlirht
r',u
to
the
l,rc
enfl
CI1H
":,n
fmirht
'"unl
thr
!thout
realKInn
the
awful
l.u
which
this
belief
led
and
conviied
that
In
99
!
1
io
the
allegations
rest;
iiu
I-iter
than
pure
delu-
NNK
AM()((
INDIANS
ii:
o
in:'
there
are
magicians
prctend-
o
-
ileal
with
their
magic,
f
piling
"huh
they
are
sometimes
accused
of!
u
.hcraft
or
causing
somebody
harm
bottl.'
of
hfa
life.
Though
lie
lost
the
declal.ui
he
had
little
to
be
aahamed
!
rf.
It
was
a
o.isc
v.
Here
experience
and
:
more
skilful
boxing
wan
the
day.
Mr-
Donald
merely
demjn-trnted
hi
au-
j
p
r.orlty.
The
local
bny
did
plenty
ol
i
j-ttacfclus
but
wa
b!oclt?d
mr.si
ol
tha
no
witches
the
In-
among
tlmt,
Af
th,
h,
In,
nHri
ml.
j
ucrcss
th-ugh
his
opponent
was
fairly
awarded
th
majority
of
the
honors.
Petty
Officer
Instructor
Young.
R.
C.
I
N.
V.
R
refereed
all
bonis
and
the
judge
Nuther
the
Indians
nor
the
magicians
or
lM
maln
uanawvai
Mum
tney
nave
"'"
l"
over
life
and
death
hut
mntt
power
"
"
""'
are
still
bellevlor.
in
the
superstltuUons
Father
Allard
said
the
Cnthslir
tn,t
wttn
jg,,.
mcanutions
an
Indian
.yoloped:..
a
universtJ
authority,
says
Hi-
wod.b,
CU1
Uu
Sl,k
wtn
they
ccum
aomcouc
of
caiulng
ItchfrjLft.
m
commanlv
undenitd.
hum.
ur.iii
n
.
Z
to
the
Idea
of
a
dlabollral
pael
or
because
of
HMeeltna
camliii
from
other
at
least
an
appeal
to
the
intervention
rausw
OI
cm
spirit
Of
evil,
in
such
cases
event
was
Raldh
Le-
Pir.e
and
Jack
May
who.
sltttnv
on
tti-
Indlans
pestte'
sides
ol
the
ring.
agred
in
I
.warding
McDonald
neve:,
rounds;
Our-
Ich.
one.
and
two
ven.
After
the
bout.
1lcDj;ia!d.
who
has
become
very
popula
'
''ere.
was
carrletl
out
of
thejfeig
on
'he
shouMeia
of
hu
rejolclififcilreri.
First
to
enter
the
ring.
MsOoMId
wa
t
i!vli
'an
ovation'
when
he
arfbeared
No
matter
how
mild
Is
the
ureaant
I
.
..
w-r.
tola
supernatural
aid
la
usually
Invoked
vuitimr'
V.
"
,tate
"le
m
of
suoerstltlon
uper"uon'
imid
th
lne
luting
,
,
,
v.
eight
was
announced
is
!44i
pounds
,
.
,
-,tK
Mb
to
compass
tha.
dtath
of
some
prte.t.
t,
u
a
Wot
on
the
intelligent
I
rmrvieh
s
New
.io?
!
',ken
l
huinw
t1
I
ank
Ood
thatthrowu
.
Rnd
th,
n,fr-
B3V1.
hlI
...
i
4
THE
DAILY
lu-i.H
enr.ry
'and
JuckluU
Km
utked
plunges
McDonald
cbiuod
Dido
arou.il
the'
ring
for
a
while.
Dlda
rushed
In
and
was
missing
eontlnuausly.
McDaMU$.,,B
probably
the
beat
In
th
li:tightlng
though
he
seemed
to
lack
customary
punch.
Toward
the
end.
they
did
some
open
fighting.
It
was
Donnio-,
round
Fifth
Round
Dido
missed
again
and
wi'ut
lntd
clinch
H
lauded
a
couple
.i
nice
ones
though
he
was
working
bard
fcr
them.
McDonald
landed
some
neavy
b.dy
blows
which
seemed
vo
tell
iu
QtttMricb
hj
was
slawing
up.
It
was
41
MoDanald's
round.
Sixth
Rcuud
Dido
led
off
and
Mc-C
;nald
lattded
in
some
short
rushes.
aurrlch
wak'
misting
and
the
clinches
I
..
.'rt
avmc
him.
MoDoauld
was
tha
.cat
iu
iius
ih.ri
fighting
and
took
the
rcuud
fairly.
Seventh
hevnd
There
was
close
.ightlug
and
Ourvich
was
attacking
but
AucD.-nald
was
blocking
well.
Did.'
.uslied
out
and
:he
exchanges
were
not
to
his
advantage.
He
walked
into
a
;oit;h
uiu
ou
iu
end
of
the
nose.
M
-Donald's
rcuud
by
a
shade.
Eighth
Round
There
was
cinching
uid
WeDjnald
tjok
the
lead.
Dido
reviving
same
hard
ones
including
.ough
left
on
the
nose.
Ourvlch's
ushes
were
not
so
effective
Mc?Vn-ald's
left
was
wording
well
and
he
wav
.lnding
Dido
frequently.
It
was
clearly
KD..
I
ild's
round.
Ninth
Round
-
Dido
rushed
Into
R
and
line
was
free
mixing.
Probably
Dido
:t
all
d
that
his
only
H.:lvati3n
uo
i.c
chance
of
a
knock-out.
But
Mc-J
innlci
was
wise
and
waited
out
thr
.iru.iu
rushes.
Then
he
lanled
anci
:ind
Dido
holding
on.
Dido
was
plunging
blindly
and
taking
them
all.
Hl
rushes
had
little
effect
on
McDonald
who
took
the
round
without
dispute.
Tenth
Round
Dido
ooiu.uued
bit
rushing
tactics
and
there
was
slugging
and
clinching.
Dido
showed
his
Bareness
and
was
carrying
the
fight
to
his
pponent
though
he
looked
tired.
McDonald
was
holding
him
against
the
ispes
and
then
Dido
brdke
loose
and
hit
oi.ee
or
twice
again.
It
was
a
pretty
:ven
round,
but
there
was
no
necessity
tor
McDonald
to
force
the
fighting.
The
Judges
were
consulted
and
th
issuit
announced.
l'UKI.IMINAIill.S
The
first
preliminary
was
a
smart
three
two-mluute
sparring
exhibition
between
Tod
Morgan
and
Howard
A-t:
It
was
little
Keefe's
first
experience
U:
ihe
ring
and
he
made
a
creditable
ihowlng.
Bsth
boys
were
willing
and
Morgan
forced
the
mixing
The
referee
Adjudged
It
a
draw
und
a
shower
ol
liver
rewarded
the
boys'
efforts.
Battling
Rudolph
StUou
and
Cyclon
ilddie
Smith
mixed
with
a
will
Kelso:,
was
one
jf
the
uughex:
little
opponent
imlth
has
had.
rtx
,
both
landed
har.i
-nes
and
Smith
hit
the
floor
twice
I:.
he
first
round
Smith
did
the
mos'
'
:
the
leading
and
fighting
In
the
sea-
!
:nd
round.
Nelson
showing
.-lever
elu-ivenr-s
in
both
this
and
the
third
;und
aanith
eras
atvan
a
doubtful
d-1
Islon.
i
Ttd
Boulter
and
Curly
Danild
;jro
.Ided
the
crowd
with
some
fun
Ther
as
a
great
deal
of
open
fighting.
Don-
Id
having
lots
of
heart
and
looking
?rociou
enough.
Donald
received
snmr
rd
jolts
in
the
second
round
and
was
nockad
down
twice
He
was
a
wild
joking
man
with
a
bloody
nose
and
j
ieked
gleaming
eye.
l.oulter
had
all
the
best
of
the
third
round
and
onl,
d
licking
and
holding
on
saved
Donald
1
ftstn
going
out.
The
decision
was:
clearly
enough
for
Boulter
taggerlng.
and
just
hanging
ipes
whr-.
they
called
It
off.
In
the
seuU-wind-up.
Benny
Wendte.
who
U
ieoklng
better
all
the
time,
gave
'UnM
.Mm
lit
as-
A
M
Wsw
wak
x
Jioffle
Made
Starr.
TJ1
rrVltrt
-
Vtrat
rx.
fle..u.
Can
t
t
Oeorg.
Bard
clearly
demonstrated
h
...th
Mrs
c
A
r
..periorlty
over
jMk
Holroyd.
There
Reddl,
f
,)y
M
ere
n.
lively
exchanges
w
the
firm
'
Frwr
M
R
f.
Ul.Njl
Un
w
Duad
and
.Uo
,n
tb.
-.eond
round
with
E"
w
c
Mr
E
oregg
Mr.
0
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'
'
I
Milton
OonaUes.
Mr,
N
W
Cringle
bJt
Whe"
th"
lh"
'"
J00?
M"
J
Bulger.
Mr.
Alex
McRMr.
lBW
Heine..
Mrs.
W
O.
Hughe.
Un
twrronf
r
-s
-i-
z
-
tz,
tO
trat
'
.
k.i
u-.
u
r
m
w
h
Ailen,
Miss
Kmlly
Da
vies.
Miss
Oeorgma
Hunter
and
Mrs.
Millar
r.la.
-h,
pace
w
fsltng
o.
therai
"PU
to'.MrtW
both
atari
WendW
wm
uiubli
to
rinuh
'
.
It.
TkaW
1
W
fhsti
dflgt
tllbMl
tn
ntaart
T
-w--w
:
KnmlnaltAM
1DM
.sW..
at.
coming
to
lite.
Wendle
had
saved
round.
lie
landed
with
vigor
and
Boulter,
his
face
a
mass
of
blood,
was
tlmost
out
again
when
the
final
gong
ounded.
Wendle
was
given
a
well
smed
decision
Mas
Heil
broner
waa
tlme-ktiper
fcr
'he
evening
while
Harry
Picketing
kept
ruunt
of
the
knockdowns.
CHURCH
SALE
IS
ON
TODAY
!
I'M
IXIY'I
Kill
IN
I.ADIKSI
.IKK
IIOI.D-
IN
ANM
Al,
K.IHTKII
KIKNT
i
Willi
MKt.
MefMllOVT
IV
(IIAIKii:
1
In
the
social
parlor
of
the
church
Ahirh
is
appropriately
and
tastefully
j
decorated
f.r
the
ocrsMon
under
the
iirectlo:
of
Mrs.
David
Thomson,
an
E.ter
tea
ami
sal
Is
being
held
this
ifirrnoiiu
by
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
with
Mm.
T.
Mc-ripnont.
president
of
the
Aid.
as
ireneral
convener
of
the
function.
Tn
charge
of
tbe
various
booths
are
;
:
lie
following
ladies:
i
Fancy
work,
plain'
sewing
and
novel
-
tie.
Mrs.
Jamta
L.
lee
and
Mrs.
W
I.
Sandlson
Heme
Cooking
Mrs.
J
O.
Stern
and
Mrs
Fred
Stork.
.
Candy
Mrs
D.
Jabour,
assisted
by
Mrs.
I.
W.
P4pwr
and
Mis.
C.
E.
waaatuea
vsswasj
VI
awsvw
UHivwig.
S
V(JV
Womri
,0lMdWD
Club
wer
recivd
t
IflsWsHaaUaTl
lgaSlt
ttlaTht
11
tka
a"M
tJaall
Wednsedajr.ui
May.
C.N
haigUter
88
Canadian
Coaster.
Cspt.
pttbert.
which
Is
discharging
a
cargo
of
lumber
at
the
lumber
assembly
wharf
for
the
railway
bridges
and
building
department,
la
expected
'to
be
in
port
for
a
couple
of
days
longer.
Short
of
Bresih
Dizzy,
Sinking
Spells
COULDN'T
WALK
FAR
Mrs.
L.
A.
Oliver,
Uranru
Ferry.
N.8.,
write.:
"A
few
yean
ago
I
had
dizxy,
slaking;
spelt,
to
bad
I
could
hardly
Hand
up
without
taking
hold
of
soaethiag
te
support
ras,
and
I
rould
not
walk
any
distanse
oa
aeeeunt
of
being
so
short
of
breath.
"1
had
taken
a
lot
of
doctor's
medicine,
but
it
d
t
ao
good,
only
for
the
time
beiAtTi
t4
Tragjtn
the
U.D.D.
almanae
about
.--
,
.
I
Vdtrided
to
try
thea
and
fwinJ
them
te
be
Just
what
they
are
ree-omn
ended
to
be,
aad
I
feel
that
I
owe
my
Ufa
to
them."
r
Price
fPa.
a
box
at
all
drcgciits
aad
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
oa
receipt
of
price
by
The
T.
Milhurn
Ca,
Limited,
Tomato,
Oat.
ay
Treat
thcjpli
tbls
Easter-time
to
candy
of
your
own
make!
None
tastes
so
delicious,
none
so
perfectly
satisfies,
none
so
pure
nnd
good
for
all
as
the
candy
you
makeinyourown
kitchen.
Use
Borden's
St..Charleswhentherecipecallsformilk
its
creamy
richness
improves
the
flavor,
adds
to
the
food
value
of
all
candy.
Here
are
a
few
tested
recipes
made
with
Borden's
St.
Qiarlostry
them-they
will
delight
you
Three
Layer
Candy
PECAN
FUDGE
2
rupr,
granulated
sugar
1
tablespoon
butter
pinch
soda
cup
pecans
(broken)
1
cup
Borjin's
St.
Charles
Milk
1
tfai'pnntiful
vnniila
1
tablesriocin
c
rn
syrupj
Pl.irc
sii".ir,
nn'k,
syrup.
hn"cr
and
.
-l
::
on
i.
a
,-.
until
it
fori-
will
ball
when
tf
tel
in
oiM
waier.
Remove,
whip,
ntl'l
flavor
and
nuts.
When
creamy
pour
in
buttered
pan.
Butter
Fondant
4
cups
trranulated
atsgar
I
cup
corn
syrup
H
tcasnoon
s.i!t
1
tall
tin
Bordm's
St.
diaries
Mule
lb.
butter
nlix
(sugar,
milk,
ayrupand
butler.
Add
salt.
Place
ovir
alow
ftam
,
ir
constantly
and
lxiil
until
it
fornu
a
soft
Uill
wh.n
te!.d
in
ice
(oil
water
or
2.H
d.rreefj
with
candy
thermometer.
R.in
ve
unl
pir
on
loa
platter
wlm
h
liairK-enslu.'1!!-ly
sprinkled
v.illi
n-!d
water.
When
cool
to
bl.-l
hi-at,
Issat
with
W...I-en
ladle
nn
d
ihe
whole
beouiiK-s
creamy
and
hrui.
Cream
Peppermint
Dropi
V
cup
Rnrden'-i
St.
Charles
2
cups
Kraimlal'H
sugar
iTlc
'
i
t'
i'-i""i
crciinof
tartar
314
lahlesponnfula
water
-!
drniw
oil
of
peppermint.
Combine
hc
first
thre
inifrmlir-.ita
in
a
saucepan
and
tv.il
gently
without
stirring
unul
a
si
ft
ball
will
form
when
a
St
i
If
is
tried
in
cold
water.
C
!
till
tepid,
then
nav..r.
Iwat
till
.Tcamy
and
fje.i.-klw
dn
p
on
o.Ud
pan
in
MiiaB
rounds
from
t'v
t:p
of
a
teaspflon.
Send
for
free
recipe
book
to
&
iScTrfetv
dr.
Routed
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