The Detroit times. [volume], November 08, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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"SHOWS HO ff
TO CUT BILL
OF BOTCHiIi
L
Mrs. Chase Prepares
Meatless Dishes De
fore (>OO Women
rooking School Program
THlj RSDA Y—2 P M.
Cake* and Pa*try.
; ij h Dainty dish*** that the house
Vif* deiig* u In
FRIDAY—2 P. V
Dessert* of All Kind*.
§Lj [ Suggestions °f how tv end a
perfect iu* il.
When preh -.boric - an e t fir,
he couldn't very we,, ct»' ■ <r and
hfl\e h big. thick and juicy steak n
•on* •
would bn a cannibal, an 1 f
f)tnr<d at th* > xmed 1 •
doing their bit on the st.i • • r •:
Btoti* runway at th- r.v u?h ■ f tfc<*
cave. people v ould call him a "fa-’
man ” A- a re-alt he U< k to f l •
tilling: of r e fields. The a- i th »?
the prehistoric n n h\« and
come down to the present time
Lots of people don’t believe *
food meal can b* had uni*- 4 - they
buy a great d*a! of the butche: -
finery and fuss J* up with truss• *
and trifles and fillups, but • ■ h
not the case, jt jp .is pn-«ible row
as It was in those counties- »n
tnrtea ago when a man went out
and bagged a cocoan it with a wel
aimed stone or grabbed a roo* fr mi
the wa> side for hi- dinner to get
along without tender! -ns and rair«
—(calves) —or even *<> forced the
toothsome pKtfcoJe-f* j
That little idea that th* h.>rr.r
handed sons of the cat* v. > p- r
mined their wives *o do the work
while tbe> did the c.*:np have
handed down li-- being demonstrated
thia week In a most attracthe way
Mrs. Florence Austin Chase. vs ho Is
giving a series of demonstrations on
food and eclentiflc eooktng. free, in
the roof garden of the Hotel Toiler,
under the auspices of The Times
-every afternoon ftrfs week, wrd c* :
Vises the most skeptical tha* meat
is a vanity. Sht will show how to
prepare beautiful menus that would
make the mouths of the hearers wa
ter without using nr\ of the hir
priced things. To get « liberal edu
cation in good cooking, economical
cooking and enierfeney cooking it
is only pecessary to go and hear*
Mrs Chase and see her demon -tra 1 e
the wonderful thine* *har can b<
prepared almost for nothing lr. j
watching her one wronders If she
will not eventually eliminate th*
coat entirely, and
♦hat those who sit and rather
kitchen wisdom at her knees will
not be surprised If she eventually <
ahows them how they r »n n:« *
things and still have the world in-,
debted to them. Thu- far sh*» has j
•xplained almo-t how to keep the
cost down to the vanishing poim
But by lessening the cos* of th*
wonderful things she product-1, Mr*
Chase sacrifices not one jot nor
tittle of the excellence of the “In
iahed product. For Instance, here
Is a chees- and tomato souffle which
can be made for a aone. und not a
very-good song at that i n.o
•tr&ted It Wednesday afternoon
when she entertained 60'"* women,
arverv one of whom had a note book
and took down a complete d'-scrip
tlon of this and various oth**r tooth
*om«* dishes, as eh** made them.
Then they tested the delightfuln* -
: w Tfltwt h« ip pay for the war against kalfterlrm, Moll m*n. tyWyC mao. niarrl* and and ring!*. \<.<i r
: tb* dara of the War haa there h**en *o many direct tax*a levied upon the people hy the federal i iv
* Thf document "tamp tax la effective IMr, 1, Tha tax (in letters an*l pontritM* applied Nov' !t j j ..
t*x <m nrnuaetnenfa fared theater and movie goera Nov, J, fn above picture the artlat shown how w» will pav
w * r f***~*tP°n thlhM purr hared |p moat the mantifu» tirer Will pay th* tax and n»er*l. a#! l ' <•
tke rrtre ha ask*. |n th* rooni pictured above the following thing* are taxed «► purchased ( j ) J , h(*noviap!
■ltd <2l player piano, hoth taxed ;t jver ratit; <1) playing card* .1 rents; (4f parrel p«*»t par hag* 1 ■ *-nt fn. »
aft oertM transportation rharge; fs> checker bonrd. 3 p«i rut of Veiling price- (f>) childrens <ov - t . ,♦ r • .
MUlni prior; <7> Ilf* Inturanre policy, H c,r nta for *a*h IloO; (*) toba--o. *> r ente p. r froond (9i f mag /in*-
fOOUT ra’a toereaaed on graded aeale. And eventing othorwiao taxed or untaied is taxed 3 per < en« ■ fr •«'
wrapped to a spoonful of souffle or
hidden in the dept ha of a Ih>*l of
soup produced a I moat a* if by
logerdcmaiii from :bin air. and mar
Tided,, .Then fbej bon: wnh - *»)
more *awddii<»uanes« over »b'*ir not*
bouko a« that not a golden note
could escape them.
Here is the ridiculous ca j ** with
which she made a ch» • and to
niato souffle that would lure a- r.
tan from his la»ine>s, md
at no coat at all. A cheap can -f
tomatoes. 1 l 2 of nit; s
tablespoons of melted oleoinarg i
rine, 3 of flour, a cup of era ted
ckf*. *> drop* of onion Juice Heat
the tomato* .. atir in the «-! • *-♦
add the milk, oleimurggrin* *hd
beaten ear*. A> it *.*K>ks •'tr in
-h»»l> th** other ingredient!* i’-mr
i -]a« ti «li“h. rov »*.' w 1 »•
Wednesday afternoon showing her
r hearer* ft* w
'P<nd tile Whole of the husband's
r even the lowly cabbage. left over
f rcr.: ’.i-t nigiit, could be made into
a *'...-h that poets mucht race aboU
or composers t r?• * hiiuo*- «** »•
com At k VI Sti* it-a
U ;* only to mM *\ bit c
*aw, *(*• tum a p'ate of food head
• <J tow ird the garbage can into *> ) '*
;c d< !» ‘able dish that it w - !d tun
a man back fr r Mecca for * - neb
...» .. __,j added beaut▼ is
Whatever you have left over, b t
spinach, cabbage, lettuce. turnip*
r & . lj4 fn v co * hAici or H
most anything Just p* <r a cap cl’
tl ' dressing over it and r ‘.*n s’an 1
back and watch 'he gti* ■ * ap' au<.
Two t*bleap»*oas of oleomargarine,
I of flour, 1 1-2 cvpe <d -rated
iraeric m che*-- 2 *»aS'Cco of
ait, l-v of pepper Cook H
Mr«. Chare exit a great ■ rur*t f
pplause, Wednesday afernoon
am and served r w .lb a cid*, r
auce explaining !r > ; h<> >*«r
--f mv rhlir cook mg I hav.,
he cider does as well. The ho 1 .,
ays are coming .*nd i ; is w * ’c re
ietnb*r th:s w iea making p uir.
udd.ne. fr; t cake, nunc ad
uch dishes ”
»hr* attend 'he fre* f ok
ine lecture* every afternoon - «•
a k»en in the varou* pro
s jj •\' n r 1 * r. ■' ' "
cn.-tra'ed In the large ant' room
ju~t out«ide the lecture ha' Among
rh»* exhibit* ar* these font in errsal
Milling company showing the vari
ous kinds of Henke]* flour; ~
Shredded Wheat company pro
ducts, MoxJey’s Special oleomarga
nne. the Palmar Electric company,
and T P Ray! & tfopany. r<* -
and electric ranee-; John Blessed
a: Son. grocer*. White Stoke* com
pany. Malic, a prod::* for cake
Pros tins. Hammond. Stand is h a
"ompany. haras, bacon, lard and
«auMfre; Royal Valley Coffee cotc
; any, coffee and ,£, as; (tynal Man
uf%ctur;ng company, electric wash
er the H O company, steam cooked
oatmeal. H Mi> !■ Pr« dr *« "• -m
pany bread raf|>rover; T *
creamery, tntlV. cream, butter and
Ice ’cream; Royal Bakina ponder.
Bond 1 r«|a 1 •' >• '.a*'-' ' * t v *
General Baking company.
The Tl|*pe«-nnoe \thletl«- t-ltih nrt.'pt
*■4 new hj'-lnnt V* »4ne<4a'i nl*ht,
in a rr* at n« in fTot^t .• a ta , !<-r Pin
n»»r in«tnleri n< t paid up by S v.
13 wiil be suspended. it t* *n
riconred. The club nnw haa % mem-,
* fl -r** nn and "• fk < to r* ■ !{*■
it hj Ha\ 2». the - date c .f the
annual meeting
Colds Cause Headache and GHp
LAXATIVE BROMO o»'!M' T re
mores the cans* There i* only ono
“Brr*mo Quinin* 1 F: W GROVE'S
‘‘irnruture is on bey Stic Adv.
How You Help Pay for the War
In the Home
NO ARREST YET
IN SLAYING ( ASK
F>rtv-encM ■■‘• ur - 1 ,y« • •
«iner .1 Negro brutally * H' , ‘i
Louie D« Koninck in lur home, Mu.
deo-vt. and Haruburg-sv* . and t
police AMwrr to a qu**ry on t!
f M'ltfe.-a m;.df tn the rating f 1 1.
a* »atlnnt with lh* word-. Noth:
The polk e flp-.r hope of a:
and hiv no'* L**o>s <0 :1! out to the
iMTortf to c*' sum. a*fliu - mto'
U vr u tight loun* a?*» r th K!’.
•V* \ • ' ■ \
; >:nt trouble with and t
Nepf “f »!l w* r« ;n hi- »m
and r*etjo»’l v'hitdteil 'old of .-eeri'iK
Sefiro** cuing to »r.d «ormng from
dercriptions were menp*r
In the* meaivtirm- < yrontr Parker
aw apen •• uh u.sfd. M took char?
I# %Rftlt K
will nt’vr r v jn<J »i ier '*d xo
dn v % iy t• ir
r W th -atj- Wr‘«lt)«*4*} * -n .•> -
\k \*n th* San Cutrlc* acrtipar, > #av*
• 4 r l -■ •< *• . .• ■ t :.*■ ? rrran .: r •? .. ♦
M*rv K%#ri n*r thfic *h# t't!**
ar? . m* ! 1 !»* M* lie t*. ,t r \ -
" Manual vi til* ?%;* **
.’a*-v* .* \m n *
I'." t: * «.t Biiiai Rimn\ Natal* *
fh■ v ■*»< n? • tr-nly »td a ;th t • -
r. s »' U n aivl t * |»n< i V«
'a*.* <>rt' t and sal.sn ar \
ill! . ’i-r <>l Aida ?lme. t'eM-tte.
« •*• '.i*£s > v -Ice «* » heard ’ ad
n a nurni*- of different
r x 1-.*t i«t«oa. m 4* her n *t tp
|.r, vui that like her feH-w* \n fh**
<ar rarlo oorrpany. * - has r,v.n> 1
r vom** at.d *tv 1 * and appears at
• at th - * r***n? ’ •
"'»ur'* b*a.it'?ul % -sc- ii ’ in
-• -nmi «*y,e ha.« i*.>« * ;r>-
Ity a.* Aha*Jaan*a and ht ; iiii t!
manj ' v-lr riwacn k:\»: 'i«
Faryptlan hero-aladiator *r th k»*rt
r • r,*of these ot f>*'"t jn.TJe.*
■• NU A Rf «
•a i 4 t r,i'ir i * end tv*- ff
'ti« *ha f *( v>r»J (■': *v: a r-* ’ !•
u *• 1 and hr -tiettt ‘yi'--'ifero r > * *
dit-i tr>-m the dei.iiht* and ud • n «-
lr> ■h- *ft*rn.-n uffra'>.<art) * ThV «
es IT foian 1 *iv n. an p-ra
t*-at has hepom- 'ajnotia h- -%•)►*■ . f
it* in jttnilt. »i i« plav-d durinz
th- Venetian »pi*' d-.
Mm- V, ar• sane *h- r M r• > and
u’vr R'% in tha fir*? ami third ta'--.*,
ami Mm* W th* *i! -tt* ' • •
V>>nttan njry, wr il- Mm- Men*
r|< X Is - .?* i**' •-- «a*in hr-- '»■» and
lace-rrili** i waiatcoa* »h* 'li. -d m- »t
attra**tlv*!>*. tTiri'daitv* Ir.srar. a n* w
<<>ra*r t/> th* •*> 'npitiv'i I at f t< n >r*
- ri; nt! v * ‘ I
• "ervl H me—. t~‘jerti ■ ll*. r* . *. p— -
Bi*»t and RomioL
M * r <%i t i h t .and a— ~
e’i-r(t- rs th- “Fa i** r t rnsn-*
Tt-ur*da> ev-nmj! and « I ■ n0 ’ '■*■
tit I* r - -t* *' 2-a V»v iii Sat . r<'
• n -Th* > ft '•
and nna ’ w!' h- t v—n Friday ***i ; ini
and -12 Tr*vator* Saturday *v-n:nr.
Aft-r th- r*»n:» on <«hii h h- I* r»n»*
krlil. that of i»o«*ln« n oorHilm
V. • “ r < ■ ! 1 * • i »• I A
felaoklan aril ■ » let
th- »*< ret ary *>t ’* r rt*r-n »
’t anr-'tun ■ * - 1 ■ . - p• k
- * ITI' k •• ■ *• r» • { • »■
\(t Kl*rr' wh *- aratii* lr. th- B-jt*
l*h army ha* >m* th- j if-’i- n
- t appeal to th* ee. reiary - * a— »r
am! m*v de-ide *<< takr- idvmtut#
if it. (I t •xa m Ination r n •i * ■
harj
next M ndav
LITTLE PAL. —Bv LEO.
[ ex. no ~ '' *■' i cxjtv T, ‘' foP! ~ jnSw,
T make / —J I • [ 1 . They can/t *
*V /T> L' MAW git, •-
<
* f , 7} yjmv T ve') I 11 | )
k,rN CA\j TANARUS/ rYcu« f ''* MO Tht-y ca\*t. )
COMPEL i - • ,' c YAM TAKt YOU i
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l :'? ;
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Why Punish the Children. Too?
8/ MARV E WALTER.
:r. * ’>>»n ’n on** of the states, in
*r rented hornr. lived a hard
rV •••.« < *r; •nt» r, hi? wife, und
wq .-h;!dr* n The oldest was a
<jirl • i ». *■ j >unit st thr*r»'
months
1* * k steady work, the best
> >K" e co; t demand. and enure
'Obriety f* * and rlorhe and house
1 * «■•;• i*-, *n i* nt * in mo lest ram
r ».> hnd her hand" full
ccm - re washing. sewing. and
aring f* r ; * hildren She spared
» -n. nfire to • lucate her brood,
if •* • ’ :rg f many babte? had
:.adt i , t , < »mt impossible So
the .ari-r.f* - family lived from
T irpenter «■»' quick tern
pered A few months ago an argu
?jen> -vi»h h ft low worker grew
*n'o a quarrel. H*- struck at his op*
n* n* w.:i hi- hammer and felled
rn. .r. or.--, to*:-* and bleeding He
a,i* 5, *r «and. ind sentenced
• > s’ate prison for 10 years, the «*
ren - punishment for his offense
In jail it ti -üble worry beset *he
i.nr.. r» n- * f. r h'.a crime, despair
• r h,.« fi-;: . TV* <*’a’* v'overn
njejir that had imprisoned him wa*
not rn«lhie for his eight help
*■- Th*’ h< -• w i *
n a wt** k and h>- wife had Jus* I'
:n her pur«e h tT.* years* 'ha' w .U
ad b»-en a homekeeper and a child
-arer ,<nd now -he nursed an In
Ant \ re if her children were o!
work C < _-►* H' ’ V wefp th* / ’
without 'heir protector, the
family -ought no help from m-uh
h**r- or from charity. The bumble
w,f * ■. lw-svs independent, rouldn'*
tell ' « tr«. ible.t or e ? for pi*y A
When the Rut
She was a society iead>*r in a Ca
nadian city A wealthy, carcfr*«
lutterfv She entertained dellg
fully She attracted by her wit.
K«yeiv, *art and sympathy. She m»
endowed with the force of character
that makes a leader So she led her
.‘c~- in ill Its frlYoltjot*
She was the clever*-** bridge play,
r r in hr cry. T*> brldg* she drvo»-
-d »V energy sod enthusiasm *bnt
come of abundant physical heeltr.
She aa* constantly nt bridge H**r
l.ome vs« ft; of bridge trophic?
It t«eenied a pi’v that such cl*a)
fort e and ability should be . a.-t*u
tn • rifles, that euch pncioun time
und energy should be frittered on
t*eic*h amusement. Hut 1* wi- her
life
Th'-n came war Th'** W'*rna'
threw herself in’o *»»r work—no!
info frivolous sen’Smer'.a! time-wag*
inr or e might expert from her tn»»d«
**f J‘t«>. The risii brain that n.;"b
h*r * ard **pert th* i
j!* *-d. She tr»oV up the local wu* ,
•> r t} .*• t anadbtn patriotic find
which supplements government «,<;
o wot by and r* edy dependent* »
iti in the otsrte;i» army and nav
- •> fumed the talen’s ftf a son*
coder and bridg* champion 'o
!’in* the wives and families of flgh*
> • • • • • 'nj
Bagley Avenue y$f r Bagley Avenue
Adjoining the V:Jp* Adjoining the
Sutler Hotel * Stdtler Hotel
7he E. M. Bigsby Company
Are Showing New Midwinter Models in Tailored
Suits , Tailored Dresses , Gowns and Costumes
for All Occasions—Dancing Frocks
ASI)
A Wonderful Collection of Motor Coats ,
Afternoon and Evening Wraps
NINETEEN BAGLEY A VENUE
. • •
DETROIT TIMES
ffw friend? aui* to h'T. Mr most
of the neighbor- drew a.-ide their
nehteous h» r: * m this "crtm
iral >, >'• ■ r k r > f
c (lu! i l «' Q ? '♦'* ' rt * ’ ■ r:! -“
S-M air-* fr>nta?'i '.y n t vr>.*
tlo*> in a roni(nu\‘y ■ •' « '*»ri.<* * .in«’
la jail the trouts ! ;.ch- r ’■ 1 ,ii«
story r n a f Tlow pn.-oner, wfv *d
visei h’m to writ* to th* Prisoner*’
It* • settle* > ' H--.ni - . Ha
: • • art o'
th r *ocle'>, M ■* l.**tha W*”#, a
clrl ;r. her iwi’P/Ih, went to that
d:<*.i--.- tow:, and b<-*r:sr. a ranrnss
among im * n- Sho showed
‘hen. ’hat the dependent# of the
"criminal father’ w *re still human
and -ev.n of th»‘tu citizens to be
that tfv- man had weaknesses com
mon to us all, that the- state had
mai" no provision a* un«* hi* fam
il\. .* anrlr-.a or . >in*r *.n I’•
street- Her ai peal shamed stupid
self righteousness and filled :h*
family ■ i mined.ate
On the w< r ! M W*»*a the so
c!**'y will continue to rats*? moiMy
from the town? I * pje and from Its
own funds to give the family a de
cent Lvir.g
Besides mi»on.tl aid. M!m W.v?.«
has heiled the wound made by so
ial ostracism and be ,*e i snubbing
of Christian neigh' or-*, th*. »-ort she
<alls "lean, puny, s;■ K!y <'hriittana."’
She will have the children k*pt In
-r-hool, and if necessary, when *h*
'!me com* a* * *he-n work. When
vs» ?n t * r r t* ! ** .I** *" and •hf w{] ] **. ’
him employment. too as she has for
many other •■■x- prisoners, for such
« 'he rh -f d•:' • o' rhe «r>rjety »
will restore to him a f.imlJy s.i\ed
from starvation, heartbreak, and
possible crime
erfly Grew I p.
lng men and seeing to It the. had
proper care
Th*- Mr' unders'anding of *h»
t harming hos’ees mad** her web onie
In many poor hor.je Jhe •vr.Kht of
the noclety leader discovered many
"hidden pinre«* where b* !p waa sorely
sad xl I ► .
e>ar head of »he bridg* p!a>*-r de
tented any sham on the part of the
'und beneficiaries Tod .v, with th*
atne eiec.uthe abillM that rr.ad*-
h»-r a tojeres.-fut she <ll
recta tb« work of th* band of >isi
tors In her city who distribute fund*
’o soldier-" f'itTillc «
Her sympathy, vlvnrity ar.d eu’n
ti>ne»*< tha« won ’lie support of her
”eet” haw* elao won the trust *nd
love Os numerous women left help-
Je 9r hit, WHI She *f... ( hoeen
friend and «onfl<sf.nt* of many a so:
dier’s wife, widow, mother or sweep
heart. With, the savoir of the lady
,-ho help.i without imtronlalng or
prear Ij'OP
Hince this society butterfly took up
>\ar work she ha dropped brtdg*
/*he entertains o»,]> nt<«sf jnfommliy
■4on»e of hei frt* ntJx vvonder *h<»
has coin* 1 I **r Beside* patriotic
lund work the is giving her time
«r»* rgy Hnd nion»y to private heij
mong soldiers' tnmili* -.
War ha*) brought this woman work
:ir hoart nr.'i I 'a'.Ji/ |j ’ *-iv»
- h»st >r> it N-ri€ After war, j
«,*>* »bo li i<* M-« •: 1 ; ii >
\rr ©pfKjr■ *. *;*!■ I . ert>n ft
‘ • tempt on of iV >y, bt >
<i her In* li 'will b- a
force* In her country's \1 |ntfnKtlo:\
In building up i*p-« 1 I'i.ti ♦ I
J |
•* .tr eho ha* <1 >< t v. '> » *'r -•■lf
Catarrh Drived
Beauty From Face
Aatery Evei, Red Ncae, Deep L'nes
Destroy Beauty How to
Overcome Catarrh.
\ rner n<*M» \ r to
nn
r»rhar« you hare t»id 'no:
tnu a '-hanif** * ra' *
r. 1 f »at arrh. Y i . '*)•■ •«
a : e<i n'»s*\ watery ••y.-m .\ dianri »\-
|r*»' n an<l «A:n ‘;»11 rv, n td»!
b i t. !:e<J and hollow*'! »"** W.tb alt
ts. *•»» f*c»« in mind. t*. \l »':• »a~ r
Marahal! .V rh ha* fv*rre• **•! tho
m *t remark a ru* e miuna:> r» treat-
v * ' " jf
•n*fnrf I naa<l Mr rrmcrkiihlr
h»mr (rmlnirN* for mlirrh I look
rit thin, prakril amt Hllitrikl'.’'
rr>on' * ?r iHkm" »<1 l|»v:y| ■ n <i
« urnplataiy hundr*<la of hi* frlOtvM,
».<>.* ••?• ari'l oh -i l -r» .* "cr ■
to s» fra'' to alt a trial lr» itmi r.'
I,'r»rt ■/, )V :r It rs rlf IRl: of
.* irrHtmml toj ■ onvlnrr It w'*»*
r.ioitlv* rai'.af You r*a:iin tl a r■ > '
, ar»> r >p*<-t<vi» * » V* r •<•
'|»»n up, y*>ur ra<l ivp»> v .n<* out.
> <<i a*o|, K-i**m*. oi 'lintnr-l rl>ok
ng Tl la homa tr«*»trr ant la on" «>f
t.h« rr.oat Imiortan' <llar>>varlaa arar
r ( aJ«, fnjr.il 1* *i /a ♦ -ha* r tv o*o|. 1 a
In 10 knrr r'at-irrh. !>»tt <fo tint r-ai *•
knn hail t f they ha * a It. V
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