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“MACARONI SOUP |

Throw. three ozs. macaroni, butter the size oy a spa Hag and a estes of
galt, into boiling water and simmer for half an hour. When tender drain
and cut into thin lengths and drop it into two .qts. of clear boiling stock.
Stew gently for five minutes and serve with grated cheese. .
Mrs. N. White.

The Cosmopolitan Booths

will be open throughout the fair, under the direction of Mrs. Conrad White.

Great Britain,:in which booth afternoon tea and ice cream sundaes will
be served, supervised by Mrs. Church and the Misses Fisher.

England—Mrs. White.
Scotland—Beatrice Holt.
Ireland—lIsabel Stewart.
Wales—Agnes Kirk.
France—Barbara Nasmith.
U. S. A.—Rita Niles.
Italy—Dorothy Crawford.
Holland—Mary Singular.
China—Margaret Roxburgh.
Japan—Margaret. Bell.
Indian .Teepee-——Beverley White.

Visitors. will be invited to taste the following, delicacies. at the various
booths.

Great Britain—Afternoon Tea.
France—French Biscuit.
U.S. A.—Chewing»Gum.
Italy—An Olive:
Holiand—Dutch...Cheese,

~ China—Rice on’ Chop Sticks.

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| dev hebdatorind scenes” of each nation Stent painted by Miss Bell:

Admission,-to Cosmopolitan Booths, including Afternoon ‘Tea, 35 cents.

LEMON CHEESE
One lb. white sugar, half lb. butter (softened) six eggs (add last) four

lemons (grated) and juice, Put on stove and serve thick as honey.
Mrs. Scott,

VANILLA ICE CREAM

Three cups cream, one cup milk, two eggs, one cup sugar, one a
spoon vanilla. Beat the eggs, mix altogether and freeze. Any other flavor-
ing may be used. Mrs. Sharp.

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