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Show THE BEE 12 i YOU WILL FIND ths see ( )n 164 Two (iau4 hherlx-Dttnljr Wwjr to u I Sale at Salt Lake News Co.. . 77 West Second South. Dere REFRESHING DISHES. & Co.. South Main I j Irarh hrn Watermelon Sherbet. M A Melon. Hull u quart of m water ami a pint of rugur ten minute, add .1 te;poouful of granulated gel.itiu a that ha been sulked in cup of cold wnttr and strain through a Wlieu clieCMtdotl) into the frecer, cold, add tin juicp of six frtMi lemon, (drained, and freee u usual. When Payne nearly frozen, add a cup of watermelon Hud (preserved) cut in veiy thin, small 74 South Main. hi Preserved citron or tbu citron of Bazaar. Art commerce may bo used in tbu kiui Savage way. 12 and 14 South Main. Peach Mousse. Parc a dozen of t:iel 1. N. Smith, low pcache, remove the stone ami pres tlm pulp through a sieve or ricer 218 South Main. Soak a te.vpootiful of granulated gelatin in three tablespKuiful c f cold waCrlnnlln One More, ter, dissolvuovcr hot water and strain If w may accept the old axiom that into the peach pulp with tbu juice of straw show which way the wind blow half a lemon. Whip a pint of thin tho criuolino is sandy coming in f.i-- li cream with a whip churn, drain careion. The new stylo of skirt demand a fully ami set into the refrigerator to well fitting petticoat, and not a cheap become thoroughly chilled ami stiffened. Stir the peach mixture in u pan of petticoat cither. Most of the skirt nroextended by the ice water until it begins to thicken, use of featherlrtino, and some of the then fold into it gradually the cream skirts have featherbonc all the way from whip, discarding the liquid cream. the hem to the waist, following in out When evenly mixed, pour into a mold, lino the flounces attached to the skirt In a word, the new style of petticoat i exactly liko the old stylo hoop ski it, ex cept that it is covered with material instead of being a network of wires The fashion of wearing long skirts which trail on the ground and act as scavengers for our dusty streets may render the adoption of the crinoline a necessity and a protection against microbes; but, says the New York Her aid while noting this revived fashion, the thing for the sensible woman to press the cover tightly over paper and do is to wago earnest and effective war pack in equal parts of ice and salt. Let stand three or four hours before serving. against long skirts and crinoline Melon Half Frozen. Cut the melon The Trouble With the Rash Chair. (water, nutmeg or cantaloupe) as for Every woman does not know what is serving at table. Remove the ripe porthe trouble with her big rush chair tion and cut into small pieces. Sprinkle which looks so cool and pretty 011 the with sugar or a few grains of salt at piazza, but which seems all of a sudden pleasure. Turn into tho can of a freezer to have contracted spinal trouble and and pack in equal parts of ice and salt, absolutely refuses to stand upright and without the use of the dasher set without having something to lean aside for an hour or two. Serve in a against. There are cross pieces of wood glass dish, or in tho half shell of the on the inside of the round, barrellike melon, chilled, and with the upper lower part, which prevent the chair edge cut in Vandykes. A mat of grape from collapsing altogether, but the bark leaves beneath the shell will give the is weak and flimsy. The New York finishing touch to a very pretty and apTimes explains the matter thus: These petizing dish. Peach Sherbet. Make a sirup witn chairs are made from water rushes, and even in their utilitarian state they one quart of water and a pint of sugar crave moisture. If the chair is put out Add one teaspoonful of granulated gelaon the lawn in a hard rain and allowed tin, soaked in cold water. Strain and to stand until it is thoroughly soaked, add oueauart of mellow peaches, pareo it will dry quickly and regain its neces- and pressed tlirougli a potato sieve; one one If the rain does not cup of orange juice and the juice of sary backbone. come at a convenient time the garden lemon. Finish as usual. The foregoing recipes and illustrati'i hose will be equally effective and do selected from some tempting inenufc are the work more quickly. The chair dries in a surprisingly short time. It should presented in the Boston Cooking School Magazine. be soaked as often as once a month. No National Cycle Show. reason The best Position In Racing. why the national board ol of It is conceded that in all races of an ordi- trade cycle makers do not want to have they do not care nary character the most advantageous po- a show is said to bo that business of small for to tho pay advertising sition is second place until the final sprint. It is considered that the This enables a man to keep the leader well manufacturers. in tow and affords an opportunity for a inventors of freak wheels and parts and manufacturers having new quick jump on the final quarter. In long the sundry to are those who profit most exhibit distance races that is, in events of over goods show a are therefore the ones and five miles riders like to select the fourth through for it. who The clamor small spaces in or fifth position. There is considerable are the occupied by these classes, galleries jockeying in bicycle racing and frequently is while the big cycle making it argued, the man who exercises the greatest concerns the take (jig spaces, pay most for and will take the most desperate the and decoration and receive lighting chances at the finish will beat a man who benefit. the smallest Is vastly his superior in point of speed. & The Straw Hats are Going one-fourt- h at Your Own Price SUMMER UNDERWEAR, HOSE, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, NECKWEAR, NIGHT ROBES, PAJAMAS, Coulters in. head-wor- k j NOVELTIES IN ALL THE ABOVE LINES. BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF COMPANY. sa. PEACE WEIGHS In Alt Households That Send Their SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, SHIRT WAISTS and ROUGH FAMILY DRY TO US,- - TROY STEAM LAUNDRY, 166 HAiN STREET, 'Tis Best on Earth. If You Want to Keep . . Posted on the Political Situation During the Coming Campaign, READ THE bee: SPARKLING AND SPICY. 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