Arizona republican. [volume], November 15, 1920, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15, 1920
What Is Period
Furniture?
TYPE OF ADAM SIDEBOARD
Adventure-s
OP THEr TWINS
to Olive Robrir Bartcrt.
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Matting of floors is always cool looking and fairly easy
to care for but if it becomes spotted with grease most
grease removers seem to leave the straw unimpressed.
. Very hot water, a five-and-ten-cent store nail brush,
castile soap and a little salt are wonderful grease-removing
agents for. matting.
Dissolve the salt in the water. Wet the brush in the
salted water and rub on the soap. Now scrub the spot.
Add more soap as necessary and continue to scrub the
place until the spot disappears. Rinse wth a clean cloth
dipped in clear water and rub dry with another clean
cloth.
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The Adam brothers derived their in
spiration from the ruins of Pompeii
Hnd Hedculaneum and consequently
their furniture is constructed along
simple, classic line.
The sideboard illustrated shows the
straight lines and the delicately fluted
legs which are a characteristic of the
Adam period.
Menu for Tomorrow
"BREAKFAST Stewei prunes,
creamed dried beef, baking powder j
biscuits, coffee.
. LUNCHEON Eggs in potato
cases, beets In vinegar cause, brown
bread and butter, peach preserves and
tea.
PrNNER Stuffed pork chops, scal
loped potatoes, mashed potatoes, cab
bage and celery salad, grape sponge,
coffee. f
My Own Recipes
Two very thin and very small slices
of onion put In the bottom of the dish,
th bets are served in Rive a
iellcloua and tantalizing flavor. The
mount of onion must be very little.
Salt and pepper and three or four tea-
Ccticura Girls Are
Sweet and Dainty
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nfarrkm. soft. wtnM binds, and ttossT,
Vixunant hr aa Cation Soap, Mooted
by Caocorm Ointment when iwcesaary.
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datimrae. It (mparts to tba perton
caann. tooocnparabie ana pecatuar w nau.
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Q WTCaticara Soap aiuma witbMt anar.
spoonfuls of vinegar make this an ap
petizing vegetable to go with the po
tatoes. (
Eggs in Potato Cases
2 potatoes
4 eggs'
4 tablespoons grated cheese
2 tablespoons butter
Salt and pepper
lse large, smooth potatoes. Scrub
well and rub with a. little butter. Bake
in a hot oven till done. Cut in half
lengthwise. Scoop out the potato with
out breaking the skin. Put the pota
to through a ricer. Season with salt
and repper and melted butter and beat
until light. Add a little hot milk if
necessary, but the potato should be
quite dryT1 L.ine the shells with tne
mashed potato. In each potato case
drop an unbaten egg. Dot with but
ter, sprinkle with cheese and brown in
a hot oven.
Stuffed Pork Chops
4 chops
l'i cups stale bread crumbs
Salt and pepper
Hot water
Have the chops cut Hi inches thick.
On the edge opposite the bone make a
deep incision as V-shaped as possible
with the point of the V on the edge.
Fill the cavity with plain stuffing
made of the bread crumbs seasoned
with salt and pepper and moistened
with hot water. Pin the edges of the
chop together with toothpicks. Put in
a slightly greased iron frying pan and
bake in a hot oven for 45 or 50 min
utes. Not letting your right
hand know ivhat your left
hand is doing is anything
but good ethics in a kitchen
you are apt to get burned
CHIP'S RESCUE
There's this about it, if Chip Chipmunk hadn't been so overstuffed with
buckwheat, he might have been able to wiggle out of his prison. But there!
Nick and Nancy hadn't an idea where Chip was, and they hunted and hunted.
Even the buckwheat field had failed to reveal his whereabouts, for men, had
come with wagons and piled all the bundles of cut wheat on th'em and hauled
them to the bam.
"What to do next?
There didn't seem to be a place left to look, and the twins were just about
to return sadly to the Meadow Grove School and tell Mr. Scribble Scratch
that the little chipmunk boy was nowhere to be found, when the Magical i safely to her invalid husband Ded had
Mushroom came a running. -Here," he panted, handing them a note written j reluctantly taken her seat beside me.
on a plaintain leaf. "It's from the Fairy Queen, and she says to save Chip. ' Ve parked otir car among scores of
He's in trouble in Farmer Smith's barn."
Poor Chip, so he was! The rattly thing in the field that had knives for
teeth, wasn't to be compared ta the enormous monster in the barnyard, which
"Jane, be reasonable, dear! Don't
got to Chang Foo's!"
Thus Deb continued to plead' as 1
turned her car Into the boulevard. She
had positively refused to drive me to
the Chinese restaurant. When I in
sisted that I would go alone to the
place and break up Ann's tea party
with Van and return the reckless bebe
To hand over his business to the
local trade union to be run for the
profit of the union for two years is
the public offer made by an English
oil merchant.
GrapeNuts
"lastesras
goodasit
sounds.
Save $5 A Month On
Your Grocery Bill
The average woman can save from
(5 to $7.50 a month on her grocery
bill by cutting out the expensive items.
There is a food now made from the
heart of wheat berries that contains
more nourishment than meat or eggs,
yet costs only one cent for a big serv
ing. A dish of this food, which is called
Life O' Wheat, is enough to satisfy
the- appetite of the heartiest eaters,
and its sweet, nut-like flavor appeals
to many who have never cared for
ordinary breakfast foods. It has served
hot by simply boiling in water a few
minutes.
All grocers have Just received a
fresh supply and are authorized te
refandths purchase pries to any whe
are not satisfied.
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Fresh Milk Brought from
the Greatest Milk Regions to-Desert Lands
Milk from the greatest dairying district" brought to your table,
as fresh as if it was just milked seems a miracle. But it is a fact
one that you will realize the moment you use Klim.
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Milk is 8 water and l solids.
Milk with the water removed is
Klim. Klim with the water re
placed is milk. That is the story
in a nutshell. Time has no effect
on Klim till the water is added.
Restored to liquid form, it is as
fresh as the day it was powdered
hours fresh, not days old.
No matter where you are in
mountain top or desert land
with Klim you are always sure
of pure, fresh, nourishing milk in
abundance.
Klim Powdered Whole Milk is
the only powdered whole milk on
the market for domestic use. It
is excellent for drinking, for the
baby and older children, for
cereals and coffee. Klim Pow
dered Skimmed Milk is for all
cooking purposes. A 2 J 2 -lb pack
age of Klim Whole Milk makes
10 quarts of liquid whole milk.
The first time you drink Klim
you will marvel at its genuine
fresh-milk flavor; the first time
you use it in your cooking you
will be delighted with the excel
lent results. Make today the first
day you use Klim. Get a pack
age from the nearest dealer.
MERRELL SOULE SALES CORPORATION
115 E. Railroad St.
Klim is on sale at these selected stores:
ARIZONA GROCERY
BONTON GROCERY
SUGAR LOAF
VVET2LER S BASKETERIA
Flagstaff, Arizona
BAYLESS GROCERY
POR AGE POT
"Here," panted th Magicsl Mushrosm, handing them a note written
on s plantain leaf.
he spied the moment he arrived on the wagon, a monster that hadchains and
straps for muscles, that ate coal, and breather black smoke; a monster that
shook and crowled ferociously, and ate buckwheat by the bundle, too. Chip
could see it all out of the crack in his own bundle where he was stuck fast.
Just then a man picked up Chip s bundle. "Oh! Oh! -Help, help!" squeaked
the little truant shivering with fright. ,
"Yes, yes! We're coming," called Nick, for the twins arrived at that
very minute and heard Chip squeal. The man laughed when Nick reached in
his hand and nulled out poor shivering Chip. "That was a close squeak for
the little fellow." he said kindly.
"Don't vou mean a loud squeak?" smiled Nick, putting Chip into his
pocket. "I guess he was scared."
Plans to put a set of boxing gloves
in every Chicago school for the use of
pupils are being made by the chairman
of the finance committee of the board
of education of that city.
The National Consumers' league will
hold its twenty-fifth annual meetintr in
Philadelphia this month. Prominent
speakers will discuss cost of living
prob 1 em s.
The roots of violet plants are used
for fuel in China.
A woman in Iowa. 93 years of age,
not content witn the novelty of voting
for the first time, sent her absent
voter's ballot by airplane from Pasa
dena, California.
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Gold braid on the uniforms of Mex
ican generals anjd diplomats has been
abolished.
machines, several of which we recog
nized. Neither Deb nor I had ever
crossed the threshold of the famous
place. It was smart, but not "nice."
familiar to some of the men, but to
only a few of. the girls that we knew.
The promise of an adventure
thrilled me and helped me to forget
my personal misery. "Within the hour
Bob had seen Ted Moore kiss me, "the
best little sister a lonely chap could
discuss his love affairs with.".
My husband had driven his car-out
of our yard on a reckless curve. v
Where had he gone?
: I was terribly worried, because" Bob
drives carelessly in some of his-preoccupied
moods. His spasm of jeal
ousy was simply ahsurd. iut--ne
would make me pay! I was not to
blame, but he would make me suffer!
could only gue?s how. And I did
guess. I said to myself:
"Bob will cure like with like. One
glance from Catherine's green eyes
will make him forget his green-eyed
jealousy."
The main room of Chang Foo's place
was ruled with a noisy, cigarette
smoking . crowd, so large that one
could come and go almost unobserved.
Deb took command of, our expedi
tion. She asked for a secluded table
and as soon as we were seated we sur
veyed the salon, searching for the tiny
figure of Jim Lorimer's irresponsible
little bride.
The place was so decorated that it
tired .the eyes so noisy that it hurt
the ears; the wit and music so banal
that no mentally alert person could
long endure them.
Oldish over-dressed women smoked,
joked and danced with youngish over
dressed young men. All were-so so
phisticated that I wondered how they
could stand for the. flattery they were
swapping'. ,
Oldish men were smoking, joking
and dancing ' with very young girls,
whose charm was an obvious belief
in the flattery the men shoveled out to
them. A mature man of any sense
would have been bored to death by
the silly chatter of those uneducated
misses in short skirts.
My adventure bad lost part of its
promised thrill. L.ike many another
girl I had yearned to cross Chang
Foo's mysterious threshold. Once In
side the lacquered door I found tt"'
place utterly wearying.' The only charm
it had was tha charm of the forbid
den. Others, married, like Ann, con
sidered it exciting to smoke across a
table from a man of many amours,
like Van. The scene not only wearied
me. it disgusted me.
"Deb, you look as if you were well
Ann, then settled down to give our
order. She was much relieved, too
much relieved, it seemed to me.
' Deb. yo ulook ns if you were wen
pleased NOT to find somebody in this
this place." I laughed. "Who Is It?"
A woman's laugh floated to me In a
pause of the oriental dance music. I
knew the magnificent contralto qual
ity of that laugh. I understood what
price I -was paying for Ted Moore-
undesired kiss.
(To Be Continued.)
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Hog island shipyards at Fhlladel-
Dhia. which cost the government $70,
OOO.ono. was offered for sale and
brought $4,000,000 as the highest bid.
The yard -will be closed February 1,
1921. and will be held until better busi
ness conditions "bring bids more in
keeping with its value.
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Dueling has been legalized by the
legislature of Uruguay.
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Omaha. Nebraska, has had Its tlrst
arrest on a charge of "reckless avvv '
tion." A flyer who was charged with
disturbing the peace by flying very low
through the business district was let
off with a warning that the next time
he would be fined. .
The Beautiful
Permanent Wave
:' We use a steam pro
cess which will not injure
the hair and guarantee it
for six" months.
Shampooing with dis
tilled water, 75c.
Jefferson
Hair Store
Hotel Bldg. Phone 4139
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Beautifying with soap
and water
TJERE is way to make washing
JL Jl yonr face an actual beauty treat
ment. It "will keep your complexion
smooth and soft. '
You must use P&lmolrye soap, be
cause of ite socrtkin& mildne&t. You
must xnassa&e tKa creamy Palmolire
lather gently bat thoroughly into
your skin, so that it penetrates every
tiny pore.
Then, when you rinse this lather off,
all closed up dirt, oil secretions and
dried perspiration come with it.
Your skin will be clean thoroughly,
healthfully clean, with no poisonous
accumulations left to cause u&ly
blackheads and disfiguring pimples.
Dry skins also need PalxaohVe Cold
Cream, often before as well as after
washing. This supplements the lack
of natural oil and keeps the texture
satin smooth.
You couldn't risk such thoroefch
cleansing with ordinary soap. There
would be danger of irritation.
But the bland creamy lather of
Palmolrv doesn't roufchen even tha
most sensitive skin. .
Made from the mildest
ingredients
Palmolrve couldn't be anything but
mild. It contains no ingredients that
could make it harsh.
It is the modern combination of the
Palm and Olive oils Cleopatra used
both as cosmetic and cleanses.
Why Palmolrve is
popular priced
Simply because public demand is so
enormous that it reduces raanufao'
taring cost.
The Palmolrre factories are neve
idle, ni&ht or day. All ingredients are
bought in vast quantities.
Thus ycu need pay no premium fot
Palmolive quality. It is America's
favorite toilet luxury, sold at a popu
lar price.
THE PALMOLIVE COMPANY, MILWAUKEE, U. S. A,
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