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THE MACQN DAILY TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MOBWING, NOVEMBER 8, 1908
problems that they have to iolve. end
above ell to ebow that the brelna mod
rhlvaJr7 of the south can and will A»« a
■atlifactory solution to all their problem#
Mr. Dixon feela that hla aim nas bom
accomplished now that "The Traitor" In
on the boards. "The Traitor" will be
seen In this city for the first time next
Friday for metlr.ee and night at the
Grand Opera Ifous^.
AT THB LYRIC. " '"'f
Manasrera Bandy Bros, hare a big
vaudeville Mil for the Lyric patrons <Ws
wrHc and each act la nothing laaa than n
faature. .
The Apollo Trio, three young men who
present a college playJst entitled "TJi»
Men Oytulde." which give* many amus
ing Incidents of a young man's aotlegs
life, the singing of'thwe young men have
IN THE THEATERS
Dntoh Inn. whlct*. has an Important
bearing on tho story. The second
seen# shows a delft blue Interior rep
resenting the house of the burgomas
ter. Both these settings mrs typical
of the artistic distinction that char
acterizes aD of Charles Dillingham's
productions.
The plot revolve# around two stranded
Hit HONOR, THE 'MAYOR.
If there Is a breezier, prettier or mors
entrancing musical eomody en tour, or
* a production has enjoyed a greater
degree of success than "Mis Honor, ths
Mayor.” which ooraes to tbs Grand
Opera House tomorrow night. It was
£©t paeause of true merit, but mors
probably because of an unexpected
give them some feature dims for this
The Lyric la open daily at 1 o’clock and
until 4 three reels of pictures are run and
vaudeville cornea on for two perform
ances.. running until 6. Three reels of
pictures are.run until 7. when the vaude
ville gets go-on for the night, running
continuous to 10:10.
the turkey up. uncover and wash over
with butter; then dredge with flour,
and shut up In the oven to brown.
Make tho gravy by stirring Into the
contents of the dripping pan (when
you have removed the turkey and are
keeping It hot. the giblets, minced al
most to powder, a tablespoonful of
browned flour wet with cold water,
salt and pepper to taste. Skim before
you add anything. iBoll one minute
and pour Into a gravy boat.
The nicest way, the very nicest In
any opinion, to make bread-crumb
dressing for either turkey or chicken
Is as follows: Have reduced to crumbs
enough stale bread to All the cavity.
Put In a hot frying phn a piece of
butter the size of a hen's egg. Wh^n
It la melted add the crumbs and stir
until they are coated with tho butter.
Now ndd pepper and salt, and a beat
en egg and atlr again. Remove from
the Are and stuff tho turkey. This
makes a dry deaslng that Is very de
licious.
There are those who like oystec stuf
fing for turkey, and there are those
who say that only a person absolute
ly without proper feeling could like It.
because It spoils both the turkey and
the oysters. However that may bo,
here la a recipe for It: Make a stuf
fing for turkey of dried bread crumbs
seasoned with parsley and moistened
with melted butter. To this add 20
small oyster*. chopped fine, and with
this sum the turkey. The dressing
may be 1 moistened with oyster liquor i
If desired.
Chestnut Stuffing—Boll one quart of
chestnuts, shell and peel them. Mash |
smooth and rub Into them two table-
fluke of fate. It fa n production In
the broadest and widest manning-—
magnifltent, entrancing, lavishly
mounted, artistically costumed and
evenly cast. Sp sayerh tbs press
agent and he ought to know. As for
Little Chip and Mary Marble, ws all
know that they are ths "foods,'" and
wifi "dellvsr." Thsy are mors happily
cast In "Ills Honor, the Mayor" than
any previous vehicle they have had.
Joseph N.iGnltes and Jehn W. Dunns
have glvert them ths original produc
tion and ths advantage of many of
ths original supporting company. Ths
music and comedy elements are ths
dominant feature* and the laughs coins
fast and furloua. It la not uncom
mon to see ths audience leaving aftor
ths final curtain whistling tho many
popular airs, which are really fas
cinating.
The cast Includes among ths sixty-
odd people, such well known actors as
Hugh Fby. Oeorge O’Dell, Louts Chris,
ty. Jesse Cain, Catharine Tanser, Nel
lie Detlrsaae. Florin© Rereetman and
others.
You'll find yourself whistling "My
Mary Ann” and "A Lit lie Olrl Like
Me," ate.
A fssturs Is the "pony ballet.” which
has made "His Honor,** ao well ro-
mrmbertd elsewhere.
The Turkey is Ripe
less way* of serving the remainder of the
fat gobbler that are as delicious as they
are practical.
A scallop of turkey and oysters Is much
appreciated in one family of my ac
quaintance. To make it cut cold turkey
into Inch lengt u - *— '
gristle, and put
with the • turkey meat, cut Into neat
cubes, and a half-cupful of frexh mush
rooms if you have them. Bring quickly
to a boll, thicken well with browned
flour, boll up, add a glass of. claret and
This is ths delightful, the halcyon
time when the turkey Is ripe! Even
thoso persons firmly convinced that
the cherry season is the most optimis
tic • period, feel the corners of their
mouths tumlntf'up now In anticipation
of a renewal of their acquaintance
with the really greut American bird,
tho one which puts tho eagle quite to
shame.
Given on« large turkey and the av
erage housowlf*i feels that she has &
piece do resistance which will serve
her. done In various ways, for at .'east
three days—unless her family Is un
usually voracious.
It takes a wise woman to select a
good turkey—indeed. It Is a task sec
ond In difficulty only to selecting a
husband. HoWover, authorities are
agreed that the verv best turkeys are
those of moderate also, 10 to It pounds,
say. and plump. - The flesh should be
white, and at thin tlmn of the year
young gobblers are better than hens.
Wash the turkey thoroughly, the
outside, with soap and water and a
dish-cloth; then .rinse so that no taste
of soap can possibly remain. Wash
out the cavity three times with cold
water. Thin task cannot be done too
carefully.
Fill tho body with a dressing, tie
tho skin securely about the neck with
cotton twine. Bind the legs and wings
snugly to tho boilv with tape or strips
Season with salt
......_ r and cover
Season this
»vsr it, put
mu,d bvmuuvu »u.ni, ».in go on in
this order until your materials
up. *“ — “ “—“• —
quart of water until reduced to
tlio original quantity, and stra....... vu %
the bones. Cover with line crumbs, dot
with butter and bake, covered, for 45
minutes, then brown. You may omit the
oysters, and have a plain turkey scallop.
Or substitute rhopped mushrooms for
the minced oysters.
Turkey and Sausege—A very appetiz
ing dish consists of this ' combination.
Into a buttered bnke-dish put a layer of
turkey, cut—not chopped—Into half-inch
lengata. Drop bits oi butter on it. but
with minced raw oysters,
layer, scatter line crumbs
»iu». w.u. used
Pour in then & cupful of gravy, made
tolling down bones and stuffing in a
of water until reduced to one-third
tho original quantity, and straining out
Harrison Rhodes, ex-author with Thos.
A. Wise, of “A Gentleman from Mlsslslp-
pi," produced last Tuesday night In New
York city Is writing f6r Wm. A. Brady a
play called "The Other Side.” which deals
with the European viewpoint of Interna
tional marriage of the my-Uttle-for-your-
fortune variety. It is expected that the
principal woman's role will go to Grace
ALBERTIA.
Th* MSn With ths Wlr® Hair.
WHITEHEAD A McNEIL
lr» the ”R*d Mill” Hava a Record-
Break I no Show.
Ths scenes of Charles Dillingham's
production of tho musical play. "The
fled Mill," In which those two clover
comedians. Whitehead and McNeil,
take the leading roles; are laid In
Holland. .It Is believed that this Is
fhe first play ever presented In Ameri
ca devoted exclusively to the port ravel
of Dutch character and location. The
quaint atmosphere of the oountry of
dykes, windmills and wooden shoes Is
said to have been capitally eaught by
ths author, Henry Blossom, and tune-
rr
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MARY MAR3LE IN “HIS HONOR, THE MAYOR."
i -r
SCENE FROM THOMAS Dl TON'S " THE TRAITOR.”
fully portiwrrf by tke compuaar, Vie-
tor Herbert.
"The Red Mill" to In tw ©acts. Th*
Erst depicts a square in the town ef
Kat« >k-sun-Zee. % picturesque place
on the North See. The picture Is said
to be absolutely correct and a dupli
cation of an actual seen*. In the
background Is ths greet, practhrj. red
windmill, from which the play take*
Its name, with Its slowfy sweeping
galls, and at ooe aids to a funny little
It Is ©nlv natural to reehee that the new
play will be ae toa^-ltved as popular
asjts predecessor. Msresvnr 'The Trxt-
«s»" Is a f».r stronger play dmmntkntiy
*P^hl»e end It «eee not depend \ison Its
»ub)*v't mxttrr for Its aucceos for It
weoM Interest nudleneoa la any quarter
ef the globs. It Is Interesting, however,
to know that this Is Mr U t
word ©o the problems of the south. Ill*
•tm has been from the first to nsjuifrt
the people of the whole connfty with
what the southern people have toad «•
contend, to make dear ths momentous
made a big hit wherever they have
ployed.
Lawrence Albania. the man with the
wire hair and great strength, win gtve
some of his remarkable rests at every
pc rf or mans*.
Miss Lucy Wnlfken. who Is bultd as
•he flexible Venue. Is a woman with a
■no figure and pretty face mad h-r ten-
t ntion work Is nothing less than a
marvel
The pictures at the Lyric
flood and the i
or boiling water ove rtho turk\
scar the »ktn and keep In the Juk
cover* and cook fifteen minutes to\
pound, quite fast for twelve minutt
afterward steadily but slowly.'
four times, etch time very thon
with' the gravy from the pan.
... Let Brown In Oven.
A quarter of aa hour before
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Turkey salad Is made like chicken
salad and la very delicious. Cut the tur
key Into email plecos, add one-third aa
much cut celery and moisten with a
mayonnaise dressing. \
Cranberry sauce Is the natural accom
paniment to turkey. To make It. wash
and pick over carefully a quart of cran
berries. Put Into the inner vessel of a
double boiler; All tho uoter with boiling
water and cook, keeping the cranberries
closely covered until they are broken to
pieces. Rub through your vegetable
press into a saucepan, sweeten abun
dantly, bring to a boil (barely) and turn
into a wet mold to form.
Ridiculous Claims
tF WE BELIEVED ALL WE. SEE IN PRINT every
house who owns an empty whiskey barrel are distillers.
We often wonder if the public believes so many ridiculous
claims. There is so much of this loose talk about “our large
distillery, etc.”, that it is a detriment to the honest dealers’
business It would probably pay in some cases to refer to the
United States Internal Revenue records—they tell the truth.
We own the old fashioned distillery No. 100, Collection
District. Tenn., it is not a hot air affair either. It is located
on our farm in a valley where there is no dust and contaminat
ing air. The mountain spring water used in distilling is purity
itself. . -”»*
We use the best Northwestern Rye and Malt and Tenn
essee Valley Corn. You may think y<?u cannot tell anything
about whiskey, but you will at once discover the difference in
your favor when you order here.
With one exception, six full quarts is the smallest ship
ment made—we do not assort. This reduces the cost of
handling, packing and carriage charges, enabling us to offer
six quarts at about the price we vvoula get for four. -
Do not let our low prices prejudice you. They are whole
sale and you buy direct.
Our whiskies are always the same.
EXPRESS PREPAID — Shipment made in/wooden boxes.
Corn Whiskies
"GRASSY VALLEY”—Unadulter-
sled. Very old. No better Cora
Whiskey made. 6 full quarts, $4.00;
12 full quarts, $7.50.
"GRASSY VALLEY"—White, 100
proof, straight Corn Whiskey. We
are the only distillers selling 100-
proof corn at $2.50 per gallon, two
gallons, $4.75, delivered. Shipments
in jugs. Smallest shipment one gallon.
Blended Whiskies
"TL H. C CLUB’—A perfect Wend
of eld Kentucky Whiskies. It has
that rich oily appearance. We consci
entiously say there is no better whis
key. 0 full quarts, $5.75; 13 full
quarts, $11.00.
"CATE’S 86"—A true blend of
Kentucky Whiskies. A good honest
whiskey. Will give entire satisfac
tion. 6 full quarts, $5.00; 12 full
quarts, $9.50.
Tennessee Whiskey
■FREESTONE" — Un.dulltr.trf.
straight Tennessee Whiskey. Our
leaching process makes this whiskey
distinctive. None better. Very old.
6 full quarts, $5.00; 13 full quarts,
$10.00.
Bottled-in-Bond, Whiskies
Following brand, bottled br the
Government, whose stamp guarantee*
age, puritj and strength.
CONCORD PURE RYE, 100
proof, 8 full quarts, $5.50; 10 full
quarts, $11.00.
CONCORD BOURBON, 100 proof,
6 full quarts, $5.50; 13 full quarts,
$10.50.
CLARKE’S PURE RYE, 100
proof, 8 full quarts, $5.25; 13 full
quarts, $12.00.
Our whiskies do not contain one drop of spirits or other
injurious substances. They are of delightful flavor, high in
food properties and medicinal virtues.
R. H. CATE & CO., Distillers
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Louisville, Ky.
Order from nearest point.