FRUIT TURNOVERS (suitable for Pic-Nics).

Press the edges together, ornament them, and brush the turnovers over with the white of an egg; sprinkle over sifted sugar, and bake on tins, in a brisk oven, for about 20 minutes.

Sufficient1/2 lb. of puff-paste will make a dozen turnovers.

Stewed fruit well sweetened, and put into glass bottles well corked; 3 or 4 dozen plain pastry biscuits to eat with the stewed fruit, 2 dozen fruit turnovers, 4 dozen cheesecakes, 2 cold cabinet puddings in moulds, 2 blancmanges in moulds, a few jam puffs, 1 large cold plum-pudding (this must be good), a few baskets of fresh fruit, 3 dozen plain biscuits, a piece of cheese, 6 lbs.

To the employment manager, labor turnover and the selection of personnel are adjacent fields of research.

Their wives had likewise divided their share of authority; Claire surrendered the duties of supervision to Caroline, who was stronger and more active than herself, and was content to attend to the accounts, the turnover of considerable sums of money, all that was paid away and all that was received.

Aunt's given me some lettuce sandwiches and two apple turnovers.

" "I guess," said Mrs. Harding, with the impulse of a notable housewife, "I'll make some apple turnovers for supper to-night.

"Apple turnovers are splendid.

I dare say Jack ate more of the turnovers than you did.

Our rapid turnover of patients involved a large amount of manual labour in stretcher work, clearing up wards, and so on, but all this was done for us by our brancardiers, or stretcher-bearers.

"There are Banbury turnovers and chicken sandwiches!"

Randolph was eating a Banbury turnover with plain enjoyment.

Five thousand cases a weekwhat an output, and what a turnover!

About every ten years is a complete turnover of china.

"Oh, I know things look exciting here, but why wouldn't they after the turnover they've had?

"Adam Turnover in Charleston, South Carolina owned my papa.

There followed some huckleberry turnovers and homemade cookies, but on top of the bacon and rolls they were almost superfluous.

I am afraid the Entertainment of Tom Turnover will hardly be relished by the good Cities of London and Westminster.

The rapid growth may be estimated from the fact that in 1902 their trade turnover was $7,500,000, and in 1918, $50,000,000.

He compared the trade turnover of $5,045 for the first year of the society with $375,000 for 1918.

It is estimated that the rate of turnover of deposits in the United States is about 50 times a year.

The constant turnover of old books is amazing.

She opened the door to mea pleasant-faced old woman of seventy, in a muslin cap, red turnover, and grey gown hitched very high.

" In a Nominale of this period mention is made of "oblys," or small round loaves, perhaps like the old-fashioned "turnover"; and we come across the explicit phrase, a loaf of bread, for the first time, a pictorial vocabulary of the period even furnishing us with a representation of its usual form.