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REPUBLICAN
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AN INDEPENDENT PROGRESS5VE JOURNAL
THIRTY-FIRST YEAR
PHOENIX, ARIZONA. MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22, 1920
(Section Two)
VOL. XXXL, NO. 209
(Section Two)
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Adventur&s
of th& twins
.by Olive Robert i?arl
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In the kitchen of her own home Sitter Mary cook daily
family of four adults. She brought to her kitchen an
understanding of the chemiatry of cooking gained from study
of domeatio science in a state university. Consequently the
advice she offers is a happy combination of theory and practice.
Every recipe she giives is her own, first tried out and served
at her family table.
One of the easiest ways of saving time and labor is
preparing certain foods in large quantities.
Most women hate to peel potatoes but wrhen once start
ed would just as soon keen on and do a whole lot. There
are so many ways of using cold potatoes, either plain
boiled or mashed, that there is no risk of waste if one has
Vome on hand.
Plain boiled potatoes can be diced and warmed over
in cream sauce, they may be simply sliced and fried, or
diced and fried in crisp cubes, diced and reheated in milk
and butter in the oven. -
Mashed potatoes can be made into croquettes, and
fried in deep fatmade into little flat cakes and fried or
sauted in the frying-pan, beaten up with eggs and made
into a souffle, reheated as mashed, used with fish in cro
quettes or made into cups and filled with another vege
table. , ."
DISINCLINATION
Another pupil who didn't show up in Meadow Grove School after the fall
Bicnic near Lilv Pond was Cutie Cottontail.
But Cutie was different from Chip Chipmunk, who had played truant be
cause he wished to visit the buckwheat field. His mother and daddy knew
where he was. He was in bed.
At first Mrs. Cottontail thought it was carrotonia or cabbagiUs, because
Cutie had stopped at Farmer Smith's sass-patch on his way home from the
picnic, and he naci eaten a 101 or inings on i" -u.ivv aim ucci .c
cream he had had for lunch. So she had called up her cousin, Mrs. Bunny,
and asked what to do about it. Mrs. Bunny said to put a wild-mustard pouli
tico over the pain, but when Mrs. Cottontail told her that the pain never seemed
to stay two minutes in the Fame place, being in one ear, then the other, then his
Eaws, or some place else, Cousin'Bunny shrieked in dismay, "Then send for
r. Mink at once. He may have the measles again!"
Intriguing White
and Gray Costume
Msmi for Tomorrow.
BREAKFAST Sliced bananas, un
cocked cereal sort-boned eygs, toast,
LUNCHEON" Creamed fish in po-
Serves Big Breakfast
For Only One Cent
Thousands of women have discov
ered that they can serve a bis, nour
ishing; and satisfying; breakfast by
using- Life O Wheat.
Life O Wheat costs only a few cents
a package, yet makes It pounds of
elicious food with a aweet. nut-like
flavor. It Is decidedly different from
anything you have ever tried.
Life O' Wheat is very eany to pre
pare simply add water and boll a few
minutes. As all grocers now have a
fresh supply, we suggest that you
rder a package today. Tour money
will be refunded if you are not satis
fied.
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Cutie's mother and daddy knew where he was. He was in bed.
tato cups, hot rolls, grapes, preserves,
tea.
DINNER Fried chicken, baked
sweet potatoes, creamed onions, apple
celery nut salad, cranberry pudding,
coffee.
My Own Recipes.
Little, tiny onions are nicest to
cream, those not any larger than a
marble. Onions should always be
cooked In an uncovered pan.
CREAMED FISH IN POTATO CUPS
1 1-2 cups cold flaked fish
1 cup white saucb
mashed potatoes
Shape the coza mashed potato Into
cups, brush over the outer surface of
the cups with the white of slightly
beaten egg. Fill with creamed fish
and put in a moderate oven to eat the
potato and brown.
CRANBERRY PUDDING"
1-3 cup butter and lard mixed
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
3 cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
1-2 teaspoon soda
1 cup cranberries
1-4 teaspoon salt
Cream shortening and sugar. Add
egg's well beaten. Mix and sift dry in
gredients and add alternately with
milk. Add cranberries. Turn Into - a
"He never had them at all! Those
I had to soak him in sour milk for a
"Again!" Mrs. Cottontail disdained,
were inkspots he got on in school, and
week." . .
But just the same, she did send for Dr. Mink and that gentleman came car
rying a easeful of bottles that would have put a drug store to shame.
He felt Cutie's pulse and looked at his tongue and stuck a big thermometer
into his mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Cottontail stood by anxiously waiting to hear
what he had to 6ay.
Finally he took out the thermometer and looked at it through his specks
then he looked over his specks at Cutie.
"This young gentleman has a very severe case of disinclination," he an
nounced, "and we must proceed to curehim at once.
buttered mold and steam three hours.
Serve with sugar and cream.
THE BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT
WAVE
Guaranteed for Six months
Jefferson Hair Store
Phone 4139
FROM THE SIDE LINES
Knicker What will become or the
deserving Democrats?
Bocker They will now have a
chance to become observing" Demo
crats. N. T. Hetald.
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CARVES ON A MUSTARD SEED ,
Philadelphia On his eighth trip !
around the world "Lonesome Mac, re-
puted to be the world's most indus
trious carver, arrived in Philadelphia
the other day. "Mac" claims that he
has carved everything that walks,
swims, flies or grows. Even the but
tons on his clothes, his watch chain and
hat ornaments he has whittled from
peach stones, nuts, cherry pits and
wood. He carries a cane upon which
are 500 figures and claims to have re
fused an offer ot $2500 for It. "Mac s
real name is W. T. Si McCleery. He
hasn't a single relative and boasts that
he is the loneliest man in America. One
of his most f Tized bits of work is a
mustard seed. On one side he has
carved a spider and on the other an
elephant. N. Y. World.
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HIS DIFFICULTY
"What's the matter, George? Can't
you make up your mind to quit smok
ing?"
"Oh, I can make up my mind all right,
Jerry, and 1 iAn qi.it smoking, nut i
can't do both at the same time. iiicn
mond Times-Dispatch.
What Is Period
Furniture? t
give the costume its particular appeal.
The scarf has the taus arranged
fringe-fashion some 12 inches from the
ends, and it is lined with a sott, pname
silver cloth instead Of with the usual
white satin.
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TYPE OF MANTEL CLOCK
At the beginning of the nineteenth
century", the mantel clock was Invented
by shortening the pendulum and mak
ing the weights Bmal.er. Prior to this
time, the works had been wooden, but
now rolled brass was used.
The illustration shews a mantel clock
of brass works which runs eight days.
The case is rosewood.
BY CORA MOORE,
Now York's Fashion Authority
NEW YORK, Is there any comhina
tion more fascinating than gray and
white. Witness the intriguing costume
that Kathleen Martyn of the New Am
sterdam Roof wears.
The frock is pelican gray taffeta
with three cross-wise tucks on the
skirt that are pulled straight after The
whole has been accordion plaited.
The bodice is simply cut with a hem
stitched lawn collar in the square-cut
neck and roll-back cuffs on the elbow
sleeves. But it is the ermine scarf and
the little round turban of white feath
ers with its two white wings across
the sides as if posed for flight, th
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Stuff the
bird with
Makes the
finest kind
of dressing
Adds Flavor
Fresh Milk in Abundance
Think of having all the milk you want
' whether a cupful for cream sauce or
ten gallons for ranchmen or in a miner's
camp. Think of having milk that tastes
3 if it has just been milked milk that is
rich and creamy milk that is waiting for
at any moment in any place.
Spell it backwards
Klim Powdered Milk means that to
you. Klim is milk in powdered form.
Only the water is removed. No chemicals
are added nothing is changed. With the
water replaced, Klim instantly becomes
fresh liquid milk I again the v best you
ever tasted.
RAND
POWDERED MILK
No matter what the season is no
matter if you are snowed in no matter
if k's the middle of a scorching summer
no matter if the milk supply is low or
exhausted the quantity and quality cf
Klim is ajways the same. It is always
fresh and sweet.
Time only counts with Klim when the
water is replaced. If you wish sour milk, re
store Klim to l iquid form and it will sour nat
urally. Klim makes excellent cottage cheese.
Use Klim wherever milk is needed.
Klim Whole Milk (full cream) for drink
ing, for the children, for coffee, cereals,
etc Klim Powdered Skimmed Milk fop
all cooking purposes.
Convinco yourself of the
high quality found in Klim.
Know that a supply on your
pantry shelf means milk in
abundance. Get a week's
supply today.
Why it is reasonably priced
If Palmoli ms made in 1tnfksed quantity
for the fjrtxrtd few, if it use wa restricted
at in tht old day when Paha and Olha
oQm war thepauigitacfrvyaltrtPabmelhm
would he a very expensive eoap.
But hecause vallian mm ft. the prim h mm
more then that cf ordinary eoap.
That every woman nay enjoy t hanefidal
action, and eon ebtabt It abvaye wherever
the may be. PebrmeUvm w eold
hy IsaiinJ dealer.
Why you must wash
your face every day
BECAUSE th network of tiny
pores and minute glands, which
constitutes what we call the sldn,
must be cleansed thoroughly every
day. Otherwise they clog with dirt,
dust and oil secretions. Then you
soon have blackheads and pimples.
'Wash away these poisonous secre
tions every day with the mild, sooth
ing latherof Palmolive. This freshens
the complexion and allows the skin
to breathe.
Result, a clear complexion, a smooth
complexion, a fresh, rosy complexion,
a complexion blooming with the
beauty of health.
Be sure to use Palmolive
Its ingredients are the mildest, most
soothing of natural cleansers. The
use of Palm and Olive oils was dis
covered 3,000 years ago in ancient
Egypt. They produce a wonderful
profuse lather, mild and rich as
cream.
Massage this creamy lather lightly
into your skin with your two hands.
Then, dash on the rinsing water.
Finish with Palmolive Cold Cream.
Do this thorough cleansing just be
fore bedtime and you will wake with
a becomingly fresh complexion.
' (If your skin is very dry, spply s little Palmolive Cold Cream
before wmshinfe. This will keep it smooth sod flexible.)
THE PALMOLIVE COMPANY. MILWAUKEE, U. S. A.
Flagstaff, Arizona
MERRELL SOULE SALES CORPORATION
315 E. Railroad St.
Klim is on sale st thess selectsd stores:
ARIZONA GROCERY SUGAR LOAF BAYLESS GROCERY
BONTON GROCERY WETZLER'S BASKETERIA PORAGE POT
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