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Copyright. 1!>I3. by the friar Company. Great Britain Klghtr Reserved. II M I88 MAY IRWIN ia the heat cook on the American stage and and one of the beat housekeepers in America. She says she is a housewife by intention and inclination, and an actress by accident and necessity. Her cook book “May Irwin on Home Cook ing” is on the kitchen shelf of most conscientious housekeepers, if U does not lie on their table in their bedroom or stand on a shelf in their library. She is at work on another cook book that she promises will he still more complete and satisfying. Miss Iryein is writing for this newspaper a new series of articles on cooking and housekeeping. The first of this series is presented today. By MAY IRWIN . I Call Tlus First Article Have You No Appetite for Breakfast? I S your appetite falling, and do you notice this most when you sit down to breakfast or when your breakfast ttay Is brought to your • bedside? Don’t be diaeourageo and think your health la deserting you. It is a symptom of Spring and aarly Summer, like a young man’s spoeial (propensity to make love and an older man’s renewed Interest la Ashing. Or perhaps your atomach revolts at the okl breakfast dishes whose limited number you can repeat more readily than you can recite your alphabet. Conn your sppetttle with some new dishes. Try these wtth which I shall serve my family; and if the cook doesn’t make them well enough to suit me I will prepare them with my own hands when my season closes and I get back to my home in the Thousand Islands, which, between you and me, and in spite of those dear audiences, 1 am simply dying to do. As I play and travel I glean recipes. Whenever at a hotel I taste a dish that tickles my palate, and that has a new ingredient, I send a most hum ble message to the kitchen begging for the recipe. I always get it. When I am entertained anywhere 1 have a heart-to-heart talk with my hostess before departing, and the dish I wanted I get in formula form, to be tried later on my cheerfully submitting and I beg you to believe, notwithstanding my experiments, healthy family. This dish I gathered in San Fran cisco. I hope you will like it as well as I do. Eggs Tivoli. 'T’AKE half a loaf ol bread, from which the. inner half has been removed Toast * the remaining crust whole. Have ready some chicken hash in which are pota toes and a rich cream gravy. Fill the hollow toasted loaf with it. Add a raw egg to the mixture inside the loaf and pour cream sauce over it. On top of this grate a little cheese and brown all in the oven. Serve by slicing with a sharp knife. Serve very hot. No. 1 of a Brand New Cooking Series by America’s Most Popu lar Comedienne and Best Cook falls to pieces Then pick it up m tiny Kit*. Boil the potatoes. Drain and mash them, adding the butter, cream and pepper to them while mashing Mix in the codfish. Make into balls. Roll out the shredded wheat on to a pastry hoard and roll the halls into the crushed shredded wheat. Drop into boiling butter and leave there until browned. Serve with half a lemon. Devilled Eggs and Anchovy Tout. |~)t l into a pan a level tablespoonful of butter, half a teaspoon I ul of tiry muttgrif, * two tablespoonsfuls of tomato sauce, one tabespoonfu! of Worcealenfcire sauce and one of mushroom catsup. Stir into this lour hard boiled eggs, sliced, salted and peppered. When thoroughly heated place on buttered slices of toast, on which at* cHovy sauce has been thinly spread. Your appetite may he stimulated by California Waffles. One quart of sweet milk. One quart of sifted flour. Half a cup of melted butter. Four eggs well beaten (separately). Eggs and Mushrooms. Cumed Eggs. /^\NL pound of fresh mushrooms cleaned in several waters. Don't let them stand. ^ Peel and put them in a slew pan. with two ounces of butter, half a teaspoonful of salt and a dash of white pepper. Set over the fire until thoroughly heated; turn into a shallow baking dish, and break over them six eggs; sprinkle over the top stale bread crumbs. Dot with bits of butter Dust with sail and pepper. Bake in a hot oven five minutes. Spread them on hot buttered toasi and serve. P* RY one sliced, medium size onion in a little butter very * slowly. Do not allow it to brown. Add three table spoonfuls of curry powder ar-i ore and a half cups of stock Let this simmer until the onion is tender. Rub one tablespoon ful of cornstarch in half a cup of cream. Add this to the stock and onion. Stir until it boils. Then let it simmer for five minutes. Cut as many hard boiled eggs as are needed into quarters. Add them to the curry. Season with salt and peper. M Codfish Balls. Y appetite has always revived at sight of prepared in this way: Two pounds of codfish. Half a cup of cream. A quarter of a pound of butter. One shredded wheat biscuit. A dash of pepper, but no salt Soak the codfish over night, and in codfish halls Or by this, split open while very hot, generously buttered, and egtaa with yo\|> morning dish of berries or of apple sauce. I got it while stayiif in Glasgow* Shortbread. O*. quart of Bou- Two uMeaponotful of lard. Oo, 't-,kfx>onful of butler. Tkree iMipoonful of baking pow der. One table.poonful of aek Mi* tbe lour, baking powder and salt together. Then rub the lerd end butler well into the lour, end mix with tbe ccnsutenry of bheuit dough. Bake on tbe lap of a atove, on n griddle. The housekeeper encounters difficulty In varying her break fasts for her household. Next week I shall tell you of seven different breakfasts for one week. the morning put it on the fire in enough cold water to cover it. Let it boil until it Using Our Great Sea Jetties for Lobster Farms By Rene Bache. A VERY novel and interesting experiment in the way of lob ster farming is just now being tried by the Government Fisheries Bureau at Cape May, the southern most tip of New Jersey, where two enormous jetties have recently been YOUR FORM'TOLD FREE Past, Present and Future Clearly^Revealed Such Wonderful Revelations Have Never Been Made Before. They Will Surprise, Mystify and Help You. To prove tbe accuracy and value of true Psy chometric Astrology. I will tend you free a type written Teat reading of your life a* revealed by the stars above. I will oj>en your eyes by telling you Secret Pacts known only to yourself. I will snake for you wonderful revelations of pest, pres ent and future. I will convince yon that Astrol ogy is real, when honestly understood; that it will point tbe way to success in business, love, health, wealth and marriage. 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They run parallel to each other, are con structed of broken rock, and each of them is two miles in length. The shores in all that neighbor hood are sandy and devoid of rocks. This means that they do not invite the lobster, which is an animal fond o{ rocky places, where It can hide from enemies and find the molluscan and other provender its diet de mands. The two great jetties, however, furnish eight miles of artificial shore line, with innumerable crevices in which to find shelter; and incident ally the rocks of which they are composed invite and encourage the multiplication of innumerable crabs, shellfish, fishes, and other creatures sought as food by lobsters. With which facts in mind, the Fisheries Bureau has planted in the sea between and about the jetties a large number of adult lobsters of both sexes, obtained for the purpose from the coast of Maine, where, at Boothbay Harbor, the Government maintains what is called a “lobster station,’’ for collecting the noble crustaceans, stripping the egg-bear ers of their eggs, and hatching the latter by millions in apparatus spe cially and ingeniously devised for the work. Many of those liberated at Cape May were females bearing eggs, which doubtless hatched out young during the last few weeks, and thus helped to stock the new “farm.” So confident is the Fisheries Bureau of results that it intends to How the Female Lobster Carries Her Eggs continue the planting ol' adult lob sters about the jetties for some years to come—its belief in the success of the enterprise being based largely upon what has happened already at Cape Heniopen, on the opposite cor ner of Delaware Bay. 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In cidentally the enactment provides that from this time on no lobster shall be allowed to be taken in any waters of that State hereafter that has a back-shell measurement of less than four and one-eighth inches. For twenty years the lobster fishery in New Jersey waters has been practically at a standstill, yielding from 100,000 to 200,000 pounds per annum. Any augmenta tion of the number of lobsters brings a prompt increase in the number of fishermen, and of traps employed, so that the catch soop sinks to a point where the industry no longer pays living wages to so many per sons. Accordingly it falls to a level where the few still engaged in. it are liable to make it remunerative; and thus, by a sort of automatic pro cess, a balance is maintained be tween tbe lobsters on the one band and the "pot-hunters” on the other. In all likelihood the same condition of affairs will eventually arrive all along our North Atlantic coast, so that, in the upshot, the lobster will be preserved from extinction by the mere working out of an economic law. Lobsters obtain a certain amount of protection through their habit of going far out to sea in the Summer time—one object of this annual mi gration being to change their clothes. Nature has so made them that they can grow only by throwing off their old shells and putting on new ones. When the time arrives, they must literally “swell or bust.” After shedding their armor, they hunt for holes among rocks to hide in, for safety. For brave and formidable as is the noble crustacean when clad in his coat of -proof, he is helpless against his enemies after casting it off, and a number of days are re quired for his new shell to harden. During this period he stays quietly in some dark cranny, where no foe is likely to spy him out and refrain ing entirely from food is not likely to wander Into a lobster-pot in pur suit of (he bait. Thus it is that the fishermen, who in Summer follow the lobsters out for a distance of twenty miles from land, rarely capture a “soft” 8!>ecimen. This, from the epi cure's viewpoint, is a pil.v. for a soft lobster is a wonderful delicacy. Cooked in boiling lard, it is said to lie just about the most delicious thing on earth, far excelling tbe soft crab. One advantage of the soft lobster as a comestible is that it is abso lutely digestible. Incidentally to the shedding of its coat it coughs up, in a literal sense of the word, the entire lining of its digestive appara tus. Taking no food for some time thereafter, it is absolutely clean. But, alas! even at the most luxurious "lobster palace” one cannot buy a soft lobster. When a fisherman comes across one. he eats it him self. It is worth mentioning right here that the belief, so commonly enter tained, that lobsters are a perilous diet is wholly unwarranted—so long, that is to say, as they are fresh out of water and in a healthy condition. Unfortunately, they are often sick or even dying when they are cooked, and the average restaurant proprie tor will not hesitate to serve on the table a specimen that has already given up the ghost from natural causes. Of course, no animal is safe to eat under such circumstances, and the ultimate consumer may suf fer from severe and even fatal In digestion. Such occurrences are presumably accountable for the almost universal belief that a certain portion of the lobster's anatomy is poisonous. This is the so-called “lady”—which, as a matter of fact, is an apparatus in the stomach for grinding the lob ster’s food. It is no more poisonous than the claws. —• — THIS BOOK ISFREE The Mystaries of Hypnotism and Personal Magnetism Rutiled. Herbert L. 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