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In the Mtehan ef har own bom Sister Mary cooks
daily for family ef four adults. Sho brought to hr
kitchen an understanding of tho chemistry ef cooking,
gained from study of domtic dtnc in a state univer
sity. Consequently the advice she offers is a happy com
bina'.ion of theory and practice. Every recipe she gives
a Y tr own, first tried out and served at her family tibia
Some laundresses seem to overlook the fact that table
linen is more absorbent than the other clothes and make
the bluing water too blue.
Table linen being real linen arj of a soft weave
should be treated in a different wjjyH ;an one handles bed
linen, which is "linen" usually or,1'' torn courtesy.
The water for table clothes Vr napkins should be
slightly blued and the rollers of t(. j wringer should be
loosened. If the wringer is screwed'too tightly there will
,be creases in the linen very difficult to iron out.
Menu for Tomorrow
TreaUfast Baked apples filed with
re;t!, griddle cakes, simp, coffee,
luncheon Oyster plant fritters,
;": pudding, tea.
1 Miner Mutton with rice, atrine;
;-?, banana ealad, prune whip,
My Own Recipes
To overcome the strong flavor so
nwr.y people object to In mutton, try
"inoving the pink skin. A whole onion
i -.'..m with the meat and removed be
( rt f rving does much for the flavor
'.he meat.
Oyster Plant Fritters
i uh oyster plant,
idoiespoona butter,
teaspoon salt,
t '-.aspoon pepper,
''Kg.
:ae bread crumbs.
' sh and scrape oyster plant. Cut
j! crs and put Into cold water, to
4j!',1i a httlo vinegar has been added.
Kk In boiling salted water until
,uier, shout 23 minutes. Drain. Mash
, d aeason with butter, salt and pep-
t. V.tnz egg well and add to oyster
.t :;t. Shape In small balls, roll In
r"i-l crumbs, dip In egg slightly
eaten with one tablespoon water. Poll
isrii'i In crumbs and fry In deep, hot
at.
Mutton With Rice
lY-relesr mutton.
: enp rice. v
i 1 tirnall onion.
teaspoons salt.
1 ;3 ups canned tomato,
t'nt meat from bone into pieces two
rifhes square. Mince onion. Wash
rice. In a buttered casserole put a
layer of meat, then a layer of rice and
fu on until all is used. Add onion to
' t".ii iues with salt and rice in cas
. sej-nie; add water to cover; cover and
', took in a slow oven for two hours. Add
rr.'ire water as necessary.
Dcn't get into a stew over
your cooking it doesn't
pay.
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on your cereal,
when you eat
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Its rich flavor,
sweet ftomtke
pure rain sugars
oT xmeat artfimalt
cd tarlc7, pleases
every appetite.
Ix restores the natural
V .life and luster to rrav and
i hair in a manner nature
jves.
o Hair Restorer a scientific
s perfected by Prof. John II.
: of Chlcaeo. over 40 years a haU;
:aip specialist.
Ha Ten Co-Lo Secrets
t-Lo is a wonderful liquid.
mr, odorless, greaseless.
tthout lead or sulphur.
isn't a particle of eedlmeat.
'i; not wash or rub off.
ill not injure hair or scalp.
eawiiie and simple to apply. 4
nr. not be detected like the or
hair tints and dyes.
J w:il not causa the hair to ae'.lt or
k of?.
Ce-Lo esn be had fer avery
t jral shade ef hair.
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Embroidery
Dominates In
Fall Frocks
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BY CORA MOORE
New York's Fashion Authority
NEW YORK Embroidery is still
playing a large part in the afternoon
gowns for fall.
Distinction is given to this frock of
navy blue crepe by the Egyptian em
broidery done in gray chenille.
The waist has a large panel, both In
hack and front. The embroidered yoke
of the harem skirt opens at the side to
show a cascade ruffle. The edge ot the
skirt panel also features the em
broidery. SERVED ONE FAMILY
FOR FIFTY YEARS
UXBRIDGE, Eng. Maria Buckland
has Just died at the ago of 78. She
was in the service of one family for
fifty years.
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WORLD'S HEAVIEST
WOMAN IS DEAD
BRISTOL, Eng. Lucy Moore, de
scribed as the "world's heaviest wo
man," is dead. It took nine men to lift
her. She was 43 years old and weighed
MS pounds.
Spn R backmrtit
POWDERED MILK
Keep Klim on your pantry
shelf and you have milk of
high quality when you want
it. No sou ring no shortage
but a steady supply of
sweet, wholesome miik.
Klim Powdered
ivnnc is excellent
for .11 milk pur
poses. Klim IvaifYi
Milk is excellent
comes in two
forms whole
milk (full cream)
and skimmed
milk.
Get a can of
Klim today.
MILK
Klim is on sale at Select
ed Stores. There is a store
noar you. Write us for list.
Merrell-Souie Sales Corp
315 E. Railroad St.
Flagstaff, Arizona
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ADVENTim&S
OP TH& TWINS
.ty Cliv& Robert j- Bartcai
MUFF'S MISTAKES
Everybody yelled at Muff Mole when he said Snoopy Skunk was Potey
Porcupine. The Meadow-Grove iick nickers were playing blind man's buff and
Muff was "it."
"Wrong! Wrong! Let 'em go'." they yelled, dancing around, delighted
that Muff could be so easily fooled. Nobody was more pleased than Snoopy
himself, because lie was petting a little bit sensitive about always being known
so easily.
So Muff let him go, and went groping around again, the handkerchief still
tied tightly over his eyes. He caught Nick next, and everybody stopped yell
ing and crowded clote. Muff felt him all over, which, although you may not
think possible, was very easy to do, for Nick and Nancy had wished them
selves iuite little with the help of their Magical Green Shoes. "It's Mr. Scrib
ble Scratch!" called out Muff triumphantly.
Then everybody laughed again at Muff being i-o stupid, for the fairy
schoolmaster had no hair but a forelock, and his ears were enormous and his
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"It's Mr. Scribble Scratch!" called
b -. .w ai
nose stuck out like a banana, poor soul, and he wore nuge glasses ana a long
tailed coat. The only way Nick resembled the fairyman was in his disposition,
for they were both kind. But dispositions don t count in blind man s burr,
much.
"Wrong again!" they all shouted. "You're still 'it. Muff.
The next person he caught was Phil Frog. -Bill Blackbird," cried Muff.
"Oh, my goodness!" they all shrieked with laughter. "Try again, Muffy.
There aren't any feathery on a frog!"
Then he caught Prickles Porcupine, and really there's no mistaking
Prickles when you touch him, but Muff called out, "Ben Bunny," which tickled
old Prickles most to pieces.
"Ugh!" exclaimed Mike Mole in disgust. "I never knew Muff was bo
dumb." , , " .
And Mr. Granddaddy Hoot Owl, the head of the school board, who hap
pened to be passing, said that Mr. Scribble Scratch had better mark Muff
about "20" in common-sense.
HOME-MADE HAT HAS
PARISIAN SMARTNESS
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BY CORA MOORE
New York's Fashion Authority '
NEW YORK. Almost every woman
is trying to figure out how she can beat
the high-eost-of -being-well-dressed
and Ruth Shepley, who is appearing in
"Wild Cherry," has made one step to
ward that goal. She has manufactured
a hat.
She procured a crinoline frame and
dyed it soft wood shade, because the
shapes come only in black and white.
Then she sewed chenille cord that was
shaded from dark brown to the lightest
of buff tones around and around on it
2500 LITTLE GIRLS '
WANT A DOLL HOUSE
DALLAS More than 2500 little girls
registered for a chance on a doll h.ou.se
given away Children's Day at the Texas
state fair. It was a miniture cottage.
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The famous race "horse, Man o' War,
receives more personal attention than
any being, human or otherwise, since
Cleopatra. He has a retinue of ser
vants and is housed more expensively
than the Cackwar of Baroda or the
Jhiiwar of Jhock.
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Tho brain of the average man is said
to weigh 50 ounces, while that of the
average woman weighs 4 4 ounces.
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The wettest place on earth is Chr
rapongee, in southwestern Assam, rain
fall there reaching 005 inches in 1S61.
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for tired aching feet
For grateful relief from that swollen,
dry and stiff sensation, bathe your feet
with ResinorSoapandtfwater. Then
apply Resinol Ointment, rubbing it in
thoroughly and allowing it to remain
on for ten or fifteen minutes or ovrr
night, if possible.
This mild trrarmnt rarrly fai'. : the ami in
vigorate tired, arhinr fi. Ail drc- fi seU
Kesinol Soap and Ointment.
io clean gilt rrames. grate a frosh
mw onion and apply the Juice with a
soft trash to the framea
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out Muff triumphantly.
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till she had covered it, including tipper
and mider-brim.
Uor trimming she utmply dyed some
pretty silk lace she happened to have
on hand, a medium tone of brown, one
of the soft, shadowy tints among those
171 the chenille cording and Bewed it
around the edge of the brim. The re
sult is very effective.
The crown, being soft and pliable, she
draped a bit of precisely the lines suit
ed to her.
Perhaps this will give you an Idea for
a hat. But let me sound this word of
warning: It is all right to wear a home
made hat, hut if it looks home-made it
isn't a success.
SAYS JOACHIM TOOK
HIS LIFE BY ERROR
PARIS Maximilian Harden, writing
in Die Zeitung, says: '"Prince Joachim
shot himself by mistake. After a vio
lent scene at Doom Castle, he wanted
to soften his father's anger by inflict
ing a light wound and to make himself
interesting as a person capable of at
tempting suicide."
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Posts of the American Legion are
forming In Japan and Belgium.
Give him a real good cup
of coffee with its delightful
fragrance, its smooth, rich
taste, and the wholesome
invigoration and set-up for
the day's work.
Then let him read his
newspaper if he wants to.
Schilling Coffee is one
of the really fine-coffees
the money-back one and
it costs just about the same
per cup as ordinary coffee.
Schilling Coffee
We heard Don whimpering.
But we heard his tall thump,
And ha so terribly hurtl
too!
THE BOOK OF DEEORAH
Ann Declraes She'll Go On Doing Just
As She Likes
"Drop the pitter-patter, "Ann I.ori
rr.er! You'd confess to poor Jim. and
send him into a fever, not because you
have any conscience at all about the
late unpleasantness, but merely as a
compelling movie trick! You're not re
pentant. You're only trying to talk
like h play!"
Now Ann Lorirner, like most trick
sters, was humble enough when trap
ped. She put her head on Deb's shoul
der and whisnered: I
"Jane, don't be ro horrid! Tell me
what to say to Jim!"-
"Tell him part of the truth, just let
him know that your sensitive soul was
lacerated by his reproof and my scold
ing, and that you had an uncontrollable
attack of hysteria though you know
yourself that 'temper' was the real dis
ease. And tell him that you hid in tho
couch. But don't you dare to excite
him with a word about Van! Remem
ber Deb and I will never tell a living
soul what we know. So your reputa
tion is quite safe safer with us than
with you!" I added bitterly.
"I've a bargain to makewwith Ann,"
said Deb softly. I myself wondered
why she hoped that she could hold Ann
to any bargain. "I think, Jane, that
Ann ought to make a little promise to
you and to me."
"What?" inquired that curious young
person.
"That you'll stop running around
with Van stop seeing him altogether!"
"I'm not .going to promise any such
thing! I'm goingr to keep on doing as
I like. I've the right of a human being
to live according to the law of my own
nature!"
Thus Ann flaunted a few scraps of
the , so-called modern morality which
she had acquired. And thus she mis
applied them as lots of persons do to
cover her own selfishness and to ex
cuse her own weaknesses. Ann was
the type that can manage to grasp
words, but not ideas. She could come
close to breaking all the moral laws,
on the ground that she was following
the law of nature. And she considered
herself strong because she was daring!
"Ann I.orimer, listen to me! If liv
ing by the law of your own nature
means breaking Jim's fracture and up-
The Beautiful
Permanent Wave'
- We use a steam pro
cess which will not injjire
the hair and guarantee it
for six months.
Shampooing with dis
tilled water, 7oc.
Jefferson
Hair Store
Hotel Bldg. Phone 4139
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If yon receive a sudden
caller or an unexpected in
vitation yoa can feel con-fideAt-of
always arpearing
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mo xnders to your
slm tderlutly pure.
soft complexion that is
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Another Royal Suggestion
DOUGHNUTS and CRULLERS
From the New Royal Cook Book
DOUGHNUTS made
the doughboy happy
during the war and no won
der. There is nothing-more
wholesome and delightful
than doughnuts or crullers
rightly nude. Their rich,
golden color and appetizing
aroma will create an appe
tite quicker than anything
else in the world.
Here are the famous dough
nut and cruller recipes
from the New Royal Cook
Book.
Doughnuts
3 tablenpooru ahortenlng
S nip sugar
1
cup milk
1 teaspoon nutmer
1 tr&vpoon ealt
S cups flour
4 teaspoons Royal Bakirur
Powder
Creata ahortetiins; add sneer
and well-beaten egg; stir in
milk; add nutmeg, salt, flour and
baktnc powder which have been
sifted tog-ether and enough ad
ditional flour to make dough stiff
enough to roll. Roll out on
floured board to about Mi inch
thick: cut out. Fry in deep fat
hot enough to brown a piece of
bread in 60 seconds. Drain on
unglaxed paper and sprinkle
with powdered trugar.
Afternoon Tea Doughnuti
J ergs
0 tablespoons sugar
teaspoon salt
teaspoon grated nutmeg
"Bake
Enlisted men in the TJnlted Pt.Tts
army who were officers durlna; th war
wlU weax cu braid oi Joreet areen.
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setting the house of Jyorimcr for dajs,
you've succeeded
'Let mo tell you that you'd better
revi.se yoiir ethical code. Take a few
lessons from Deborah Burns!"
We three had been approaching the
door of Jim's room. I turned from Ann
to take dear Deb's hand turned to find
that my friend had fled.
Thus Deborah Burns, loving Jim Lor
irner saved his worthless little wife for
him, and then slipped out of his life.
Ann went in to her husband. I went
home.
It occurred to me that Jim Ixjritner,
whom I value as I do few other men,
hadn't treated Deb fairly. Why had he
married Ann so soon after his violent
wooing of Deb? He had cheated Deb.
He had cheated himself, too. And he
had fooled Ann. He, the best of men,
had clone all these things unUer some
spell which lie could not resist!
If he had had a little education as
to the nature of his own emotions the
entire tragedy might have been pre
vented! If he had only realized that
the body with its fleeting phases of
love is a shadow over something deep
er and finer and better, three persons
might have been spared much sorrow.
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CHOP DOWN TREE
TO RESCUE CAT
LONDON A cat climbed to the top
of a huge tree and couldn't get down.
After four days the treo was cut down
and the cat rescued.
A Great Food For
Boys and Girls
If you find it hard to satisfy tha
appetites of your boys and girls try
Life O' Wheat. A big package which
makes 12 pounds of cooked food costs
only a few cents.
Life O' Wheat Is more noruishlnc
than meat and decidedly more health
ful. It comes in sterillred, air-tight
packages, and is pure in every way.
If you want to nerve a food that la
a builder of strong, healthy bodies, try
Life O" Wheat. All rrocers have Juat
received a fresh supply and are auth
orized to return your money If yoa
are not satisfied.
' Remember, the Fair
Is Next Week
WILL YOU BE? ,
DISAPPOINTED
Not if you send your clothes to us
early
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t tableapoona shortening
tablespoons milk
I cupa flour
S teaspoons Royal Baking
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Beat eggs nntil Tery light; add
sugar, salt, nutmeg and melted
shortening. add milk, and floor
and baking powder which have
been sifted together; mix well.
Drop by teacpoons Into deep
hot fat and fry until brown.
Drain well on unglased paper
and sprinkle lightly with pow
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Crullers
i tablespoons shortening;
1 cup sugar
1 eggs
S cups flour
1 teaspoon olnnamom
hi taaspoon salt
2 1
teaspoons Royal Baking
powaer
S cup milk.
Cream shortening; add wrg&r
grtdually and beaten eggs: sift
together flour, cinnamon, salt
and baking powder; add one
half and mix well; add miik and
remainder of dry ingredients to
make soft dough. Roll out on
floured board to about inch
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roll in hands and twist each
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