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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-18
lro BE Continued
WAR TO BENEFIT AFRICANS
Negroes Taken to France as Fighters
and Lahorers Will Go Back Home
Different People.

The transportation of great numbers
of negroes from the British and French
domain in Africa to serve as both
fighters and laborers in France during
the war is expected TO have very
marked effect on this entire African
population after the war.
Although there is not nearly so much
prejudice In France as in England
against the Introduction of colored In
Dor, there is sufficient TO have caused
the government TO give guarantees
that It will return these African eie-
ments to their own country. They viii
go back, however, a very different peo-
pie, for they are learning agriculture
and good deal about industry and
the organizations and institutions OF
civilized countries u is expected that
after their return the progress of civil
ization among their tribes II be
much more rapid than in IN ut.
1t would not do to assume that be
cause this African dominion is in area
as great as the best section of North
America it is destined ever to develop
SO great an Importance in the world.
That is utterly impossible by reason
of its natural disadvantages.
1t does not possess anything like the
natural riches of central North Ameri-
ca. Great regions are under the trop-
les. densely forcsted with all sorts Of
tropical timber. little of which is com
mercially available now, or probably
ever viii be, by -eas0n of the long dis.
tances it would have "a be transported.
But there are very extensive tracts, es-
pecially In the plateau region, capable
of great agricultural development.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-18
Disprovinu a Theory.

The man who had theory was ex-
pounding II.
Everybody is more or less Of a
poet" he said. There's not perscn
on earth, and there never has been
person who hadn't a spark of divine
affiatus. It's only a matter of degree
Of inspiration of power TO express. that
makes the difference"
81 disagree with you," put in an
auditor, positively. There was one
man who couldn't have been a poet"
"Who was that. may askf'
adam"
"How do you make out that Adam
couldn't have been a poet?'
"Why. that's simple. Poets are born
and not made" - Cleveland E,ain
Dealer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-18
Reninninr Early.

"Father. aren't little girls sillyf"
DO you think 50. son: Mother and
I were thinking you might like to have
a little sister"
Thanks. father; but don't trouble
on my account because I've got ait
can do to keep away from those girls
at school. / don't mind their giving
me presents, but do hate TO have
them tag after me going home from
school"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-18
Quite So.

A learned counsel on the defend
ants side lost his temper, as well as
his case, and remarked rudely to the
opposing lawyer: "Why do you so
often use the word also and like
wiser They both mean exactly the
same, as far as / can see"
by no means" said the other. "Pll
show you the difference by example.
Our learned fried. the Judge, is a
clever lawyer; you are lawyer, also.
but not likewise"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-18

Charlotte had been taught 10 say the
grace before each meal. One day she
was invited to little friends for din
ner. When the father and mother Of
Charlotte were seated for dinner, Brad
dock. a -year-old brother. bowed
his head and said: "Anen. God, Char
lotte's gone"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-18

synopss-J
bachelor
Rchande heres wrongfuy dishonesty by
him the
construction
Rocky where he job John Smith
intelligence attention the
asked the official the
investigated Colonel Baldwin president
of the
drives claim jumpers
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-18
Blue Book Not Ready.

The Blue Book will not be ready for
distribution for month or six weeks.
Heretofore Il has been the custo'H TO
have this volume ready for distribution
by the end Of the session. Not all Of
the proof sheets Of the book have been
read and the index has not yet been
prepared This biennial volume which
is issued by the state department and
given large distribution through the
members Of the legislature, contains
fun afsl valuable information regard-
ing the states activities.
Stop Wastage Of Maps.
The law regarding the distribution
Of railroad maps has been changed.
Previously each legislator received a
consignment Of 100 railroad maps. The
lay now says that these maps will be
sant out 10 names furnished b. legis-
Iators TO the extent OF 100 maps for
each legislator. Il Is believed that
pnder the old system many maps were
wasted. scores Of bills were acted
mon affecting the cities Of the state.
The defeat Of the home rule amend
menf 70 the constitution, which would
give municipalities pOwe- to act on
MANI Of these Msasgreg
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-18
Must Spend Part on Trunk Lines.

Immediately upon the passage of
the state trunk line bin 1t became evi-
dent that many Of the towns and
counties were deliberately abandoning
all projects for construction and main
tenance on roads which they assumed
would be on the state trunk system.
Money previously available for its
Improvement under the state aid law
was moved to other roads in many
cases. The joint committee consid-
cred this matter and there was for
mulated and passed bill 650S, which
provides that one-half Of the state aid
funds available in each county must
hereafter be expended on the state
trunk line system until this system II
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-18

The plot which Eastern CAPT.
talists have made to steal the ir-
rigation ditch from the original
owners is unfoIded in the next
instalIrent. John Smith acts
with decision.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-18

"Are potatoes hard TO raiser
81 don't know. But the price Of POI
tatoes is"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-18

It is better to be taken by surprise
than to be taken by the police.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
Too Many Cooks

Going ON the theory that true hap.
ionng' are often the more lndicrou,
than imagined one, and knowing tha,
love and mdtrlmony provide a, much
complication as coald possibly be
uought Of IN a story plot the author
ot Too Many Cooks" has taken the
rloN usual situation and by simply pre-
'onllng It truly, has succeeded IN ma
i'rldlliing a roaring farce that is a
luy
Everybody may not know him. but
h" seems To- know everybody. for the
Ilay is so true to the human nature
always visible IN the different stages
C' love and matrlmony that /, /, a
little masterpiece Tor realism.
The usual plot Two lover, build
my a castle IN the ar with little
cottage oi love. k,>c, and roses a, a
foundation That 4, the original IN
i'nton RuI the old ddagc too man,
cooks hold, true with the aid oi a
Nolumnuu, family ON the one side. a
bachelor uncle ON the other. who is
determined to reCtliy the mistakes of
hi' own lic IN the married lie oi his
nephew, and on each side the usual
best friend painfully ready and gen.
trou, with advice That the name oi
the bride to be happen, to be Cook /,
simply clever touch that prevent, the
unhappy chap in the case from the So.
lace Of rc,orllng to literature Ia
lrD,D his case
Mr. Brickcrt as the Young husband
lu.bc and Mis-, HUT, hi, true love.
make a, delightful pair Of turtle
dove, a, ono can desire Their billing
ard C.ong is quite convincing a''
their guarrcl' more So Their Nrcru.
uus lovers argument, and their recon
,lNatlou, are equal, nlcrcNmg Bcs,
g all they are absolutely natural IN
Intlr ,ouIhiulncSs Their attitude, to-
ward the others friend and the balance
OF womauS intuition with man,
Judgment should bring 10 the majority
ui the audience inward A. we'll as out
ward mlrth The lines are not ,o much
clever IN wit as simply true IN humor
II his apple, 10 the play as whole
The second duo. Miss Dale and Mr.
Fillmore. each a> the best friend. is
cutking With their peS,lm,S,ic views
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
$4,000 Indian Boys
to Be Army Drilled

RIVERSIDE, Cal March ia
recommendation that s-lSOO0 Indian
HoyS of the various Indian schools and
tc'ervationS throughout the roun,r, be
organized, armed equipped and drilled
under army officers wa, unanimously
adopted by the United States board oi
Indian commissioners which me, a, the
sherman institute here today N special
session The resolution was forwarded
'o Franklin X Lane. secretary ni the
nierior a, Washington
The plans call ior fifteen full tcgf.
mcn,' oi one thousand each The com.
w'sSionct' said they were confident the
'rll quota could he secured especially
M ease Of emergency
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13

oi the approaching "Elysium" the form
'Cicamlng contrast 10 the true low
crs.' Mr. Fillmore blasc resignation
to the rd,lug, of hi, friend and hi,
boredom, which is clcvcrncss Itself.
coupled with the pithinc>, oi his lines.
arc great
When. like many another Caesar. he
tall, Tor something he originally
thought worse than death. he Is too
comlo1l for words.
Miss Dale doc, one OF her hes, bit,
OF work Is wet blanket she is A
supreme success and PAINFULLY liiclkc.
\ true man hatcr, >trlkingly handsome
m her vivid gren hat and sweater she
emerge, easily victorious from the FRAY
The woman hatcr is tanned
Mr. Walllng, as the uncle. succeed,
m getting his stick amuSmgly well INTO
the fire. while Mr. Brown. as the con
tractor add, a sympathetic and plea,
ant note tp the building oi the little
nest with all It's trials and tribulation,
The Cook, They mus, be taken col
lcctlvcly as they insist As iam,l,
- '"P ivy dlt NulllIicn'lN iUCOugruDus
with hc iair Alice as to daunt the
courage oi the braves, masculine soul
Individually, they arc effective and
awe inspiring, too
HE settings from conS,ruc,,y,
point ol view are the mos, ambitious ,o
Tar. The little home oi Loves ,ounc
dream rises braycy and strongly A,
vel m three stage, through may vi.
'l,'l'udc' To what might he called ,
cuhl't Of iuturl>t completion
VIII the roses, the firciieS. the moon
the rr,ckc,N and a few mosquito, Ia
make It a really honest TO goodness >n
burbau dove Cotc-and the lovers ON ,b,.
.Sioop' dreaming, the Spoilng of the
hto'h 1, forgot and It becomes for
Ncryohdy Zee cream and cake"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
NO DEFINITE ACTION
ON BOND ISSUE TAKEN

Np definite decision was reached las,
night an the school bond question when
the committee met with the board AZ
ter reports from the minority and ma
lorlty the meeting was adjourned until
! o'clock Wednesday afternoon X /
Edwards and \ /. Welsh. members oi
the board, said they were opposed ,o
both the reports as they were subm,,
ted Objection to the minority repor,
was made hy John II Hope. who said
that he did No, believe the building, and
additions could be erected within the
cos, estimated Mr. Welsh asked tina,
a copy oi both resolutions be given To
each member %, the board So that the,
might 60 over them before taking az.
ton ON them Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
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~, ,n '.I1' Ivy, ' 'I 'hur,h y number .i
uI ,n.,. ..',' .'.'. II MIS- "r"'c' WIN
,J ,.,,, w, '@, , 10, -' lI"S b''' %I'o''''
.n., w ''. VI '",' 70 "'tt were additional
I,, w. " N'S' 'hr P'"I
'..... ,I. ,'' '.. '''. "'' N, i'. 81,
''' '' fM' ,'' WIZ" 'iIl'I 'llu. Nh''
Il"'u b '' ."'",k \,a token ui ihc'
|,I''u'0 N,. White on behalf ot thr
l''''' "' the 'r'Ic W''cn'cd Nr
''I''' WIN cameo brooch
'I, '1"N'' I'''c. ] thursday i"r %
'"''' ,N', m sentinel okla, with hr'
.'n N' I"'h W ""|c, lr. and Ms
''''''. '''''c leaving for \marIIo
'>"' "'''' She ",II make an cN,cud"d
N.''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
Hair Often Ruined
BY Washing With Soap

Soap should be used very carefully II
YOU want 70 keep your hair looking its
hest. Most soaps and prepared sham
pec>-con,ain too much alkali Ih,, drlc,
the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and
runs It.
The hes, thing ior steady use u Just
ordinary mulslilcd cocoanul oll (which
is pure and grcaScleSS, and Is bette.
than the most expensive soap or any
thing else YOU can use
One or two teaSpooniuli will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly Slmps
mois,en the hair with water and rub 1t
in II make an abundance OF rich,
creamy la,hcr which rinse, out easily.
removing every particle oi dust, dirt,
dandruff and excessive oil The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and 1t leave,
the scalp soft and the hair fine and
silky, bright luStrouS, fluffy and easy
10 manage,
You can get mulsiiied coooanut oil
NJ any pharmacy, its very cheap, and a
few ounces will supply every member
az the family for months ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13

door gently pushed the rabn., gentleman
%. tuu said.
Sow p,gir thr'E 'Eufc lesson
Yes. We are nll ready toI YOU crird
Teddy sharp Nose. and am the other
little fox bows gathered about u table.
shooi their knives I'm mo arr and rsu-
tied them Ike a tot of soldiers with
sword. until lurlo Wirgily felt quite
mlu' and feared something would hap.
I,u 20 him
Bu' then when ne saw iou, smiles
on The faces ot Teddy and an tho other
tnN hols, hu knew ~ was AN right and
that they were Just anxious 90 learn
Su / nrlo NlCgily taking hIs knife from
l'S SIN lat. held ~ up bon front ut him
and cried. Just lk" soldier general.
Present arms knives Aud an tho
luile ioN bows did just as the bunny
NoV v,n begin Tho lesson. said
I Nyle Nlgg'IN "Nouf knives are given
'uu DO ne table io rut YOUR meat. anil
Thor, are sometimes other knives with
which ip spread butter ON your bread
llUi n you have only one knife. make
'hIi $50 for eNrrN thing eNyept cutting
YOUR slice NJ bread Always break M
small piece ~ bread aud butter that.
ueN"' q whole slice u once, unless
YOUR" iu a hurr, lo go 'r the MOVING
pictures or a picnic, and even ihou ~
isn't considered proper
calico Su.fiy Tc"irr Toes "lsut If nIl
right 10 pu' Nuur ku'fe iu ,uur mouth
when You're eating p'r' Todd, yaN.
is isn.t
oh. uo. t never .s cried tho hurn,
uncle, ms pink nose 'pInkNrr y,r. fs,
Never put ,uur Knife iH ,our mouth
Just think You wigI ,u' iourssl' and
II YOU were 'p'0ur peas Or beans. that
way the, Il IAN on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13

NV goodness cried Uncle wiggily.
What's that"
"lll 40 see offered Teddy Shsrp
Nosc III" foN boy ran out to the kitch-
en- hul nan quickly back again
'th. Uncle Niggilv." he cried NV
little baby sister. Bhuky- Eyes. was pIay.
INK with string that came of a gro
sry bag of paper, and she's 20, tho
s'-'hs tangled around her neck and she's
choking ! guess
'oh' on cried Uncle WiHgily How
tcrrhlc but will save her"
Then he rushed out, Hlinky -ENcs be-
ms all alone In the Kitchen. and with
his knife Uncle Wigglly quickly cut ths
strine from the little fox girls neck. md
she Was al right So YOU see. n was a
good thing rcddy'hnd the other fox hovs
hsd q lesson I'm knite politcness that
dan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
A DEPENDABLE MEDICINE

LYDIA + rinkham's Negctabl, Com
pound is dependable root and herb
medicine |, has made place Tor It.
self among the great mass oi people,
because thousand, oi SICK women have
tried 1t and proved that !, will accom-
pl,'h all that is claimed for II Moth.
lng uniavurahlc can honestly he said
about It Il docs not contain inutl
ouS drugs I, Is a roo, aud herb rem
cdy founded upon nh,s,c,anS pre-
'crlrllon and Is manufactured ior a
'pecilic purposes That It acrompi,hes
tins purpose Is proved by thousand,
and thousands OF convincing test
monm, Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
Better Menu
Contest

Editors Note The Times TODAY TO-
prints the second menu which has been
declared winner ~ urlse ~ s. This
menu WAS submitted b, n y Rallcn.
ger, 1907 West finh street. and was
first printed ON January rs Mrs G.
Nj MnrEau's menu. which was the best
sons, was reprinted yesterday Rallcn.
gers menu, for ihro" persons. Is re-
printed below
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
l)V(lFNI66IN
ANDHIShLS
BvHoAa1 Gd1IS


copyright. Igl' b, Mcclure Newspaper
ttyU TilAT lu th" world are 'uI going
rt' lady huus'k,'pcr ss size
saw Uncle wtrrDl, l.ongcars' ,hs rabbit
gentleman start oui NJ the hollow stumr
bungalow ono woru'ur with u knife 90
his pN "li Iy much too ,trlN in gu
gathering dud'nuus Tor greens. and t|
tho animal children are ~ school Su YOU
can't make amy TOYS iur them
'SuyN b. not ma intention. replied
/ Uncle NIgriN with smile su,hnc
| politely Nud fOrWal-hkc - yw going
iu give Teddy sharp Nusr. the fuN hu,.
/ n lesson boo table manners and iul#N
We take mp the knife bring uuc
with mc 'u use so Teddy w1, see how
io II' hs knife ON and uNf 'hr plate.
and su forth llls hihc. wants him 'n
o." polite
"W,lI don't ,ut Yourself
! luulc NIgglN promised irti Nr would
not. and uu through tho N,.Ia IHd u,,r
the woods he hurried in XIV, tho rrl
lrsSOU lu poll'Cucss 'n the iuN hu'
nf course. some foxes Ifr t- polite
a. rabbit gentlemen hu' this particular
family pf SHARP Noso foxes used fn be
quite Wild. aud the father tnN used TO
chase lurlc WIrg'r 49, have told
NNu 'NN' NNN N' tNNfl' HfNN' N'N
turned good aud D.. wanted hIs hn, lo
learn pol'i,uCss
"Gad in see ,ou ln,.c NiCrlt said
Mir sharp Nose when 'I'y rabbit sen.
ilcnnu reached tho fu, house with his
knife under h.s Dn ah h'I where n
wouldn't IAN oui "tUwr urh' iu The
bows are bll waiting 'Uf ,nu
"Thr boNa'" said 4 u.lr NrrilN. sort
of anxious like "Nri 4 Thought ,pu
unl, had one Teddy vino threw stones
at me and to whom Nurse Jane g'Nc
Jam taris
"Oh. that's ughI I uNh have ono tcN
boy said Mr. sharp Nuau Hu' when
Teddy told nl hi. other hoy 'uN friends
that hc was going io take hhlc and PEI.
likeness lrpvuus from ,nu they an want.
ed tu do the same thing Su lc' rrdl,
stay home from suNonl this Wufuirg and
the other fox pHuns ma the Same ihlrt
so you VIII have whole class Of fnN
boys tn teach.
"Thnrs nice spoke Iuyle Wirril,
but after hr had said iNu he was ns
80 sure perhaps after nll this may
he n TRICK" he ihuuchl "Mt,hy an iry
foN BOYS have gathered together herr Go
get mo iuiu a ifap
Before turlo Nigrll, could DO ANYTHING
Mr. sharp Nuso ouoncd tho dining room
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
0lD-TlME COLD
CURE-ORlNK TEAL

Get small package NJ HAMBURG
RfcuS, Tea. Ot NJ the German folks call
~. Hamburger Brust Thee, at any phar-
macy. Take 4 tablespoonful " the tea.
pUt a cup ~ boiling water upon IT, pour
through u sieve and drink teacup fun
At any time. II is tho most effective Way
TO break a cold and cure grip. hs II opens
the pores. relieving congestion Also
lonsrns tho bowels. thus breaking cold
1T once
II 10 inexpensive and entirely ,egetabls,
therefore harmless. ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
Learn Five Dances for lie

Cla" starts Monday a, & m. Two
ladies, Sl0l Two gentlemen. 2Ol
Lady and gentleman. SlSl Regular
class practice and assembly for pupil,
and friends. Private lessons daily /
= Buttrick, instructor, Euclid Hall
Phone ". ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
Nice. Pleasant Place 10 Dance

Private class and aesthetic dancing
laugh; Ballroom dances In class Tor IS,
beginners class starts Friday, regular
dances Wednesdays and Saturdays;
open house dance tfreel Monday eve.
uns for class members and their friends
Nunnelll Reid School ~ Dancing bo5i,
\orth Broadway Phone W. 2isi.
Msmselie consnt. Mansosr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
Supper
Suggestions

This mcnu since It gives the total
cost would he much more helpful II
each item was priced Since the ,up
per is noticeably lighter than the din
net We suggest that eithct the baked
beans OF soup bone meat he served
then and not both at the same meal. a.
they have the same food value.
II would be interesting tn know how
10 cent soup hone furnished meat
gravy and soup and Just how he made
them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13

Unpaid telephone bill, for the month
ci March are pas, due II no, paid hy
5 = m of the 18th service viii be dis
continued Pioneer Tel & Tel Co..
adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
Tomorrow's S EUents

Mrs. William Raymond. theater party
for the fh~ Clock Tea club benri''
Miss Carrie Snitiirr, benefit fh"ni"r
party.
Mr.. DnnirI ". Hogan. Len'rn ben
eft luncheon and theater party
Mr.. Luther ~ Patton, matinee parp
for Mrs John NounE
Mr-. J., u. hoU, Informal afternoon
Mrs. t-orgr I. Gilbert. theai"r party
Mrs. y. II. ThuTmond. matinr. parry
Mr.. T.. \ Walker, Mrs. ", T. joyce
and Miss Ethel Walker, miscellaneous
shaver Tor Mrs. ". %. bond.
Ladies ihif match, Country club,
New trutur, club tarnrgi" hhrsrN
Department Of literature. >"ro-'
club. reception for other departments
In tho home Of W.. Na, Mc,'rr"r'
fortnightI, Research club, Mrs, FRED
Ti-rinn club. Mrs. {. VI, steff',
e. l.. :. 4. Mrs. Curtis hrnnson.
Frrsby terinn church. .
Oklahoma Chorus Musical Ni Inst
daughters OF the american he,olu.
tion Mrs. Frederick ~ owen.
Duplicate Whist club. Mr" j. e..
"wednesday Luncheon club. Mn.
Harry y. wnIdron
kiiksre club Mrs George {. GrogAn.
T~Jeta Bridge club. Mrs. " =. Lar
Imperial Auction club. Mrs. iinlr'
kcrusEu
.dn~.dnp Honing card club, Mr-.
Jack Jordan.
y &. o. club. Mrs. Jordan Jour.
luncheon At the SAVOY,
No same club. Mr. and Mrs MTh
Msther-.
". T.. T. club. Mrs. l.. l.. Hahn.
Idle Hour ,lub. Mrs. J. 4 nm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13

n The TCUcpUOU dNH bail KNtT
M\ ,hl, evening M honor OF The
A\ Oll,hom, National puard,mcn
q - ~, tho b,a ,f tbc receiving
a. q, Wv ' ,', Or II.nm,r
''he wiz u' o' w l,' t. A.,
ana MrS. '''''''"'' ,3''.",' wy ~, ,hc
iefeht oiil'ci' 'Iu ''l''. W, ,rl,. l Wv
"rner OF 'hef I''pc,'''' ",'N. Nv, T,
tdsiol IS 'NNcIIld'll u" H''. '' Wv
guard'lnen W'th everyone '".'u"''s WV
u'gIi o'i'''dl, "i u'' >'''' an" NV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-13
MENU FOR THREE MEN

This menu Is prepared strictly from
the standpoint oi economy, with the
proper attention helug given to we'll
balanced diet The total cost for three
IS ~ cents, or II cent, Tor each person.
Breakfast o
Stewcd pruncS
Mu'h Cream Sugar
Toast Butter
Instant Postum Cream
Soup Rome Mca, Baked Beans
Meat GRAVY Corn Bread
Rice Pudding
Supper.
Vegetable Soup Toasted Bread
Graham Bread STRAINED Honey
This menu will he especially helpiul
to those who must, through necessity.
live on very small amount, The
soup bone cost only 10 cents and pro
,lded a big pefcen, oi the DAYS nour
lShment tho broth being used in the
soup Tor supper Stcwcd pruneS are
more filling and cheaper than orange,
W grapefruit, Postum IS less harmful
than coffee Graham bread and corn
bread ate more nouriShlng than com.
mon white bread
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