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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-19
Personal Points

: ". F. Carel. while enroute 10 his
home i'm St Paul after a two weeks
visit in Hunter, Mo, spent Saturday In
Rock Island.
f L. Philbrook 1896 Twenty eighth
street left Saturday for weeks stay
at Grand Rapids, Mich While there
be will attend the National Music
Supervisors association convention.
J. ". Brown of Stapleton Mimi, was
q Rock Island and Moline visitor the
past week euroute TO his home after
TO weeks stay al Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hanks and chill
dren. PSI Fourteenth avenue. have
gone 70 Annawan, llla where they WiIl
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Wiukier. 1871
Fifth avenue, left Saturday for Chicago
where thev viii attend the Laundry
mems convention. which VIII be held
in that city this week.
Mrs. A. L. Brumbaugh spent Friday
and Saturday in Rock Island eur9uta
from a two weeks visit JIM Chicago 60
her home ia Denver, Colo.
En0ch Swanson OF CISCO was bust
ness visitor in Rock Island Saturday.
Miss Nora FriCk, SIS Nineteenth
street left Saturday for Ninot, S d.
where SHE viii visit with her sister.
Mrs Guthrie. From Minot she will go
TO East Scobey. Mont
Mr. and Mrs. L. u. Gray and dauEH-
ter GIeuna of St Paul spent Saturday
in the city euruute to PrjuceNlfe. IT.,
for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Ada Dankeart Of Coal Valley
and daughter Miss Rachael spent sat-
urdav in Moline visiting Miss Celia
RyckeEhen. PIP Third avenue.
Mrs. Anna Scharfer of Brsiuard,
MINI. was q visitor FIN The city SAT-
urdav enroute to her home after an
extended visit with friends i'm ST.
Louis.
John Knapp of Coal Valley spent Sat-
urday in Moline visiting their sister,
Mrs Thomas Davis. 15071z Fifteenth
street A.
n. A. Kfodt spent Saturday ln the
city visiting friends while on his way
to his home i'm Lansdou, N. d. after
a visit in GaIeshurE and ST. Louis.
Miss Edith Pritcbard of Sherrard
was o Rock Island visitor Saturday
Mrs q. ~ Silkev has returned 90
her home fn Mi Pulaski, III. after
two weeks visit with her sons. B. M
and c. IL. 5iISay, Of East Moline
Miss katherine Martin of the Rock
Island high school was in Coal Valley
Saturday and Sunday visiting her
parents
Mrs Amos ". Carlson, 2528 Fifth
avenue and daughter Rose left Satur-
day for @ short visit with relatives iu
GalesburE.
MI and Mrs. william Sink Mrs A.
T. Mcclure and "A. r. and A. , Grimm
all Of Columbus Junction Iowa, were
I'm the city Saturday enroute to Canton.
ILL., where they VIII attend the funeral
of a relative
A. W. BroIine Of Bishop HILL Ill.,
was p business visitor fin the city
Saturday
J. r. Baker Of Rio. H.. was q trI-
city visitor Saturday
Katherine OBrieu OF Barstow was
in the city Saturday visiting friends
F. A. Mead spent Saturday In Rock
Island visiting with friends while ON
his way from his home ira Keota Iowa.
TO GalesbuTg for a few days visit
Mr. and Mrs II. Meincke. 1881
EiRhth-aud-a-h avenue are parents
Of a daughter born Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-19

Try MusteroIe. See How Quickly
1t Relieves

You just rab Musterole i1 briskIU
and Usually the pain is gonc--a delicious,
soothing comfort comes to take IT'S place.
Musterole is q clean, white ointment
made with OH of mustard. Use It instead
of mustard plaster, VIII not blister
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
ole and recommend It 10 their patients
They win gladly tell you what relief it
gives from sore throat, bronchitis, Group,
stiff neck asthma, neuralgia, congestion,
pleurlsv rheumatism, lumbdEo, pains and
aches Of the back or joints, spraIus, sore
muscles. bruises, chilblaius, frosted feet
colds of the chest Git often prevents
pneumqnia). Always dependable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-19
Miss lehman Hostess PARTY.

Miss Edith HeimauH entertained
company 81 IS friends az 81. Pat
rIcks day party Saturday evening al
her home. 1903 Jblrty-drst street
Each guest had been asked 10 wear
the green when they ala. The house
was decorated with carnations and
embleus OF the day, Games and con
test were evening diversion with
prizes falling to Miss Ruth Burcn
and Ralph Bleuer. first and Miss Ellz-
abetl Schroeder and Ray Msberly.
rgueoE atfon Nf57s Hermann and
Elmer Euaser gave musical mum bers-
I'm the late evening course supper
was served. the courses carrying Gus
the green and white color scheme
Green carnations were given as faF-
.r-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-19

who had 900. The closest contender
was the Christian society OF Moline.
who had 50 SEQ This is the second
time 1T has been awarded to the Sec
ond congregational and if they are
successful the next time tt becomes
theirs permanently The next meet
ing. i'm June viii be held in their
church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-19

30 be friends again. Would you ad-
Eise me 10 call up
Don't call him up IF the boy cared
very much for Won he would not have
given you up because OF an argument
/ presume that YOU believed it would
be wrong to kiss and he did not. In
such case. if you phoued him. your
friendship would be renewed on his
ground. You were right He should
like you well enough 20 so to see you
without kisses. IF Won c0uId not hold
taiuIy never could hold him with
kisses.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. I am a boy
II years of age. a young lady of
about nineteen works at the same
store do she seems TO love me
very much I don't care fer her be-
cause she is not good looking TO me.
She is always saying that she would
like to go TO shows and other places
i'm the evening. thinking that j ought
TO take her out.
I have a girl friend whom I love
very much. and so I don't think il
would be right fer me 10 take her cut
ia the evening.
Every time go to the window and
look out she comes and looks out too.
and If / see some girls know and
speak 10 them she gets Jealous.
don't think taat is right for her to
do. She thinks j am flirting but they
are old friends OF mine. But she gets
angry and won't speak for day or
so.
Please tell me what can do so
that she viii not get jealous l.. G..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-19
Program United Choir Concert.


Program was announced TODAY for
the concert To be given Tuesday even
ing in Zion Lutheran church by the
united Ch0irs or Zion church Salem
Lutheran church. Moline. and Apollo
Glee club. The united chorus will be
composed of about seventy voices
Besides chorus numbers Miss Esther
j. Malmr0se. soprano, Carl Freeman,
Tenor, and Miss Wilhelmiua Johnson
organ. viii take part in the program.
The same program will be given at
the Swedish Methodist church. Moline
Thursday evening. The program
Sanctus -.......... G0unoG
United Choirs
Solo BIZ Carl Freeman.
Ashes of Roses Observation-Disclosures. Cole
Loves Old Sweet Song M0ll0y-Parks
Apollo Glee cub
Cavatina, Bel ragsio lusinghler"
lfrom Semiramide1 ....-.... Rcssfnf
Miss Esther Nalmrose.
Warren Observation-Disclosures. Cbristiausen
United choirs
The Rosary ....----...-- Ethel ert-Neyiu
Apollo Glee cIuh.
Solo by Miss Nalmrose.
Organ, Russian Romance. Hoffman
Miss Observation-Disclosures.
Furuskogeu -.....--. Peterson ger
STAINING ----.--=. Petersoa-Berge
United chojrs.
Fagejns visa Observation-Disclosures oderbarE
l'aFkaB ..t....-..,-.-. -,...-...-. .HeIau5
A Spirit Flower -.-.. Camp
The Foyager --.-.-. Louis Victor Saar
Miss Esther Nalmrose.
Otay TryEgTason .--...-.-. Reissfger
Apollo Glee club
Wake. Awake, for Night Is Flying.
.---...--.. Arr by Christians
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-19
". &. TT. Meeting Tomorrow.

Central branch of the Woman
Temperance union Will meet
tomorrow at 3 in the home of Mrs. s.
C. Taylor, SOS Twentieth street Mrs
w. s. Parks VIII be the leader and
the topic is Motion Pictures and Chill
dren- Dr. Mabel Otis Of Moline will
give the address of the afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-19
HEADT ono
pDeBLEN1S|
bgzs ELrzABErH TE@12SoN

Dear Mrs Thompson Z have been
reading your column with great in
terest and congratulate you on the
way you handle the department. /
think there is no printed matter to
compare with Il in doing good to
Young people who wish 70 be advised
in the right way. 1t reaches a class
Of experienced people who wish 10 be
advised and fig reaches them IL the
most critical time Of their lives
when they are not sure that they are
doing right and wish for someone to
condde in.
7 have read many appeals from
both girls and boys for a rule to tell
how one knows when he or she is IN
love enough to marry. 7 think I can
give Won sure test which can al
WAYS be applied without fail. 1T will
stop . great many marriages and 50
save p great many divorces.
Now listen, girls and boys too. be
cause this rule works both ways
Whenever YOU think q hoy or girl, as
the case may be- TOO good for YOU
and Sou think Yourself the most for
tuuate person on earth to win him or
her and wonder why he or she pre-
fers you when the person y0u love IS
good enough to get anyone just for
the asking If YOU can feel this way.
when he asks, just nod your head.
And, boys when you are sure the
girl is too good for v0U and YOU al
most feel like apol0gizing for being
In her presence. then YOU love her
enough to confer ON her the greatest
honor q man can show q woman. the
honor Of asking her to be your wife.
WHOEVER.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Cartmill of To-
ledo, Ill, arrived this afternoon TO be
the guests for a few days OF Mrs Cart
mills sister, Mrs. /. { feltner and
Mr. Felnet Mr.. and Mrs. Cartmill
are en- route to Corpus Christi 10 spend
the winter
DR. and Mrs. K. + Sohaeier returned
from Cape Girardeau. Mo- where they
were called by the death OF DR.. Nchaet-
er'S mother
Judge and Mrs Charles b Wilson,
who have been the guests OF I)r and
Mrs. A. {. SeidS, returned today to
their home m Chandler
" n -
Mr.. Walter Burton ot Arlington,
Texas, was the guest Yesterday OF Mr..
and Mr., T + Canneday
The r., Rev Francis Key Brooke
and the Very Rev Frederick J Bate
are spending the week in Little Rock
Ark Dean Bate will return FRIDAY
morning.
Mrs ! y Law entertained the Ris
able club Yesterday with Mrs. g. 7
Nehl, Mrs. NJ. Smith. Mrs and Mrs
r. g.. Lyon as special guests MIS-
Anita Pcdeliord made the high clut
score and Mrs Smith that OF the guests
The club will meet in two weeks wit
Mrs l. b Padelford.
The Tuesday Two O'Clock club me
yesterday with Miss Ethel Todd Mr.,
Luther Patton. Mrs Charles B WI
son Of Chandler. Mrs A. X. DawSol
of Tulsa. Mrs Irl Wolf OF Dexter, J
NJ. and Mrs Charles + Barker wer
additional guests, Mrs Barker rece'y
ing the guest favor Mrs Foster mad
the high score for the club which vii
meet Tuesday with Mrs II. NJ Ford
The No Name club was entertalne
last evening by Mir and Mrs. Mar
Ma,hers Mrs. Mathers and DR. n
Finney made the high scores OF tn
evening which closed the game ser,c'
the honors going To Mrs NJ. :, Chea,
ham and Mr.. Max Heifner. Mrs. Ma
theirs was assisted by Mrs Finncy an
Mrs. Heffner. The club will meet ne'
week with Mr. and Mrs. d. J. Glen
cnts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
Tomorrow's S Events

ars. Y, y. Cockreii and Mrs. n. U.
o0ey. bridge luncheon At the Coun-
club for Mrs, T.. 7. sheegoE aud
- Norah Mortarity,
Dr.. and Mrs, X. Y. Looney and Mr.
y Mr.. y. ~ Cockroil. dance Coun-
rk.pttr AC. r. T.. o.. Mrs. Henry {.
rh. Bridse club. Mr.. william }.
Thursday Bridre Luncheon club.
10, Arthur 4. bennett.
Thnrsda, Ono o'clock Bridge Lunch
club. Mrs. Carl Giitsch.
younger Girls Bridge club. Mise Mel
20 brown,
oterie Auction. Mrs. A. Freie.
Noirre club, Mr.. and Mrs, y, {. Orr.
I'm keEie club. Mr-. Fred W. Leach
~ans Souci club. Mrs. J. Cute.
savoy Auction club, Mr.. George &,
ll,
DID Colony club. Mrs. q. y. Blockie.
Jefferson Park Auction club. Mrs D.
>, t {. club, Mrs. Luther jenkins.
t,oldsn Whist club. Mr.. and Mrs \.
sterling Tmible club. Mrs. W. D.
". e. e. club, Mrs. Kelly ". Roach.
Ply tho Needle club. Mrs. \. NJ.
illey. -,
enc Art club. Mrs. Frank Coomb..
sfn.et Embroidery club. Mrs walter
Allegro Amigos. Mrr, Joseph Hoffman.
RocIai Fi,e Hundred club. Mrs.
hemsa ". Costes.
Arbutus club, MrS, A. l.. Lockhart.
Acorn club, Mrs. John A. Palm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
How IEconomize

Since everything comes into our
house in raw material just find it
necessary for the head to save the
hands also find II very easy to be
penny wise and pound foolish" |
never buy wearing apparel either In
style or color and waste no money
on useless trimming | keep all cloth
ing we'll repaired, often putting patch
upon patch.
turn the rugs around to distribute
the wear. Ny home is supplied with
everyday napkins and lunch cloths
made from worn bath cloths. have
no, We, found a limit TO the possibili.
ties OF an old sheet These are big
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
CREPE DE CHINE
Camisoles at Sl.25 TO $3.50
Envelope Chemises at 29s TO $3.50
Gowns at $500 to SO
Petticoats at $40 TO $3.50.

chine camlsole shows dainty
organdic, medallons and Nalrn-
ciennes iace insertion sct.ln
yoke.
A Crepe de Chine Envelope
Chemise at SJ.4s-liaS deep lace
yoke. both front and back, and
lace shoulder straps
Another Crepe de Chine En-
velope Chcmise at Sj.9s IS Of
flesh color and has lace yoke
and ribbon shoulder strap,
A Crepe de Chine Envelope
Chemise at N.4s is made with
dainty lace yoke and ribbon
straps
A Beautiful Envelope Chemise
al S5.9S has shrrlng in yoke
with Valenciennes insertion
around top and lace insertion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
.H2eG. e:E0 m

Mrs { Fred Coffman and Mrs /
N Iones made the high scores yes,cr-
dav when the Oklahoma Bridge club
met with Mrs. Claude Powell Mrs. / |
: Russell will entertain the club ON
January 10.
Sxa
The Bible Study club will meet to-
morrow in Community House for an
all day sewing session. There will be
the regular program at 2 70 o'clock
IN the afternoon Each member IS re
queSted to bring a guest
~
Iudge and Mrs Francis +. Riddle
arrived TODAY to be the guests for
short time of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
/ Crucc
n %&
Mr. and Mrs George Black leave
for Tulsa Friday to spend the week
cnd
n n
Mrs Frank Dlngee entertained a
few intimate friends informally at
luncheon today
chapter N9 kebecoa ioage WIN
meet IN the ODD Fellows nan ffinay
evening at ! ~ o'clock
Il 4 Il
The eighth grade OF Lee school will
hold ITS graduating exercises toinOr
+ row evening at o el0'k IN the 'cnooI
auditorium Inc io'lo"'h8 p'oB' d"
WI ioe gwen a. ,..r.
Nio''n S"'o ,.,,,,' 80 'mS p,'"'' W"
~ ''N' =
Or,r,e, ,cy II,,..u D,,sy R,,.
Ton OkIabc SeIkcr and Clara
Carbon
~, h,,. t...L,-. .,I t,.,,,i. .r.,,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

items of saving, bu, it is in the kitchen
We find the little leaks that sink so
many ships
With one pair OF hands to do every
thing ! oanno, afford to flour dishes
requiring hours Tor preparation. ! plan
TO have few lef,overs to fuss with. |
steam our potatoes, thereby having no
waste. In planning meals ] remember
that 5 cents saved on each menu ''
over $50 year.
The fat from bacon, sausage, chicken,
etc, is better than any cooking oil for
seasoning have learned TO prepare, in
a mos, palatable way, the cheaper cuts
Of meat, Scraps Of bread with a sea
soning OF onion, sage and bacon tat
make a good accompaniment for any
kind OF meat
These are a few OF the many ways
As nothing comes into the house ready
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

straps over shoulder Flesh
color
An Exquisite Crepe de Chine
Envelope Chemise at $3.50 has
hemstltched band at top with
dainty embroidered designs OF
pink and blue ln yoke Garment
IN flesh color
A Crepe de Chine Gown at IS
is Of flesh colored silk and
made with deep cream lace
yoke, finished with dainty bow
A New Sleeveless Crepe de
Chine Gown at $3.50 has round
neck. made Empire style.
A very dainty Washable Satin
Petucost at $500 is in blue with
lace joined together, making a
lace ilouncc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

and am nov the mother Of . beautiful
healthy baby. ! an . graduate nurss
and Will Be glsd 70 recommend Lydia
E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable COMPOUND to
other women. Mrs. r, W. SLOAN,
oO26 So. Park Avenue, Chicago. III.
There are many women who suffer
- Mrs. Sloan did and who ere bsine
benefited by this great medicine svssy
day. II he's hslpsd thousante q Weasa
who have bssn troublsd M AoQloss.
ments, lnhammatioa, ulceea11oA bVsg.
ukriuss, periodic pains, beska1SA ~
nervous peoetFet3on.
II you need spseial sdvsss wyito
Lydia z. Pinkhem Medicine Co (eoa1.
dsntisD Lynn. hssa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
British Summon
More to Colors

LONDON, ian. l7-Important
measures for augmenting the British
military strength are announced Halt
the men le. than % years old who
are now employed in agricultural
work are to Join the colors. A number
of men kss than 70 years old who are
engaged in shoe making also have
been summoned,
|, is unoifieially estimated that the
newly summoned agricul,urists will
aggregate about 10000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

DC, uttclorc, 10 duplCate the values. Bet
Aprons of Scout Percale 49, White and
black dots, checks and rings shoulder
fastenlng,, belts and pockets finished
with white seam tape, at soc.
Scout Percale Aprons at 7sc - Light
colorS-whltc grounds with blue, red or
black dots, rings, stripes or checks Extra
large sizes. Also in dark blues with white
stripes. etc Side front iastenlngs
Raglan Style Aprons at 9sc-Ligh, pink
or blue. Made with collars. sleeves and
belts; trimmed with riok-rack braid.
Neatly made
Same style IN light colored figured per
Gales
Aprons at s1oo-Light coored Scout
percales, made sllpover style neck, sleeves.
belt and pocket trimmed in black and
white striped percaes. Empire style.
Aprons Of Scout Percales-In black and
white with solid blue trim down front.
around neck, sleeves and belt Side front
fastening. These also come in dark blue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

prepared so nothing is thrown away
that can possibly be utilized. Some day,
II you are interested to know. will
tell you wha, rigid economy costs. for
even economy is bought with a price.
Mrs. B. b. Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

Crepe de Chine Csmisoles--A
pretty style in flesh or white,
with lace tops and lace or rib
bon straps over shoulders, is
priced at SIPS.
Another style at $50 - In
white or flesh crepe de chine
with wide straps over shoulders
and lace yoke.
Still another style at Si5o -
Lace insertion joined together
forming yoke with lace medal
lions set-in. yoke ard lace
shoulder straps
Three styles of Camisoles at
92.0-One is washable satin IN
flesh color, with rich cream
cluny lace in yoke which also
has dainty embroidered de-
signs. A flesh colored crepe de
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
Mexico to Have
New Gunboats

MEXICO CITY. Jan l7.-rhree
Mexican gunboa,s contracted for in
Japan have been completed and will be
delivered at a Pacific por, in March.
The gunboan Bravo and Zaragosa viii
proceed shortly for New Orleans for
repairs while the gunboa, Guerrero will
go to San Francisco for the same put-
pose
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

and during six
months Of this time
was under . doc
tors caro- without
getting any help.
] decided 70 Try
Lydia E. Pinkhsmfs
Vegetable Com.
pound and Il made
me feel like Q new
woman. ! an en-
trely relieved ol
the displaesmsne
"a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
By Aletha Barr Taft.

RRS. d. NEVILLE JONES en-
AMl tertained informally with
afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
nuel Hart of Wichita, having as her
SITS Mrs. Risk Thompson, Mrs.
hes Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Hart.
pr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Meek. Dr.
Mrs. Arthur A. viii. Mr. and Mrs
nes Chenoweth. Mr. and Mrs, Dan
gan and Mrs. Mary Beatrice Rob
on of New York were guests OF DR.
Mrs. Edward +. Davis when the
ertained The Players club last eve
g. The club favors were won by
S. Edmund S. Ferguson and Mr.
liam petree the guest favor be
! presented TO Mrs. Meek, Mr.. anc
s, Charles Edward Johnson will en-
tain the club next week
Mrs. Guy Martin OF BatesvIllr, Ark
arrive Saturday TO visit her sis
Mrs. I. Sidney Maxfield and Mr.
kxfield
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

menu from a southern housekeeper.
Her recipe i, for the real things, too
Thi, menu is exceptionally well bal
,,r.J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
A GRADUATE
NURSE
Why She Recommends L Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Chicago, III, II was In poor health
for two wears. caused by tlieplncemert
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
Silk Lingerie Featured in the White Sale

i
or and ii Is c n o 70
womansd cniayo ogratfyh
Cometo rtnF al
print attn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
Suggestions.

The "but,ered graham toast in the
breakfa,, !, very we'll chosen. Peanu,
butter sandwiches furnish the needed
protein for the luncheon. The corn
pone' suggested for dinner tell, NJ,
more plainly than words that this is q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
White Sale Prices

Nightgowns start at SOC.
Corset Covers start at 2So.
Envelope Chemises start at SOC.
Women's Drawers start at 25c.
Petticoats as low as SOC.
Teddy Bears" for girls at i9c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

r get a whole years supply
figured peroslc with solid blue trimmings
at Sl.O0
Fancy Wide Stripe Scout Percale Aprons
Sailor collar OF white, white belt and
white cuffs These are Slipover MILDLY
styles. ~ pink and white stripe, blue and
white, black and white, lavender and
white, at SlOo.
Amoskeag Gingham Aprons In blue
and white stripe, lavender and white
stripe pink and white stripe; soalop
sleeves. sewed- in sleeves. belt These arc
trimmed in black and white striped per-
Gales at Sl.25
Aprons of Solid Colored Percales-Em-
pire style, side front fastening. square
neck trimmed in narrow striped white and
black percale, in light and dark blue and
pink. at sl.25.
Amoskeag Gingham Aprons In solid
colors. trimmed in checks to match or in
plaid gnghams trimmed in solids Extra
full apron-sleeves are gathered upon the
top; the adjustable belt, at $3.50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

hest menu submitted each week will ap.
pear In n special page In tho Time son
Friday and will entius the writer to ~
worth OF Krocefies)
Breakfast
Sliced Oranges
Rolled Oats Cream
Bu,,ered Graham Toast. Broiled
Bacon
Coffee
Luncheon
Winter Vegetable Soup Crou,ons
Peanut Butter Sandwiches
Bee, Salad
Berry Tea Cakes Cocoa
Dinner.
Veal Pie
Boiled Rice Mashed Carrots
Cold Slaw
Corn Meal pones Butter
Brown Betty Caramel Sauce
Tea
Winter Vegetable Soup-U,e any
vegetables desired. brown very ligh,
in butter, cover with plenty of water
and let simmer an hour or more.
Croutons-Ctiliie stale hits oI
bread, To make peanut butter NOR,
delicate. whip water into It, Is alsC
easier to spread. and goe, farther
Berry Tea Cakes-One cup sugar
one egg, one rounded tablespoonful
butter or compound. one and one hal
cups swee, milk, one heaping tea,poo,
baking powder, and flour enough TO
stiff batter, into this stir one pin
berries without Juice. Bake in muiiil
rings, serve warm.
Corn Pones-pour ,ealding waite
over corn meal I'LL Of consitenc
TO mould into pones Bake in well
creased pan. in medium oven.
Brown Betty is made OF sl,erna,
layers OF bread crumb, Ad tart apple,
brown sugar, little butter, enous
water TO keep from burning; bak
slowly.-MRS. s. n. Drumrisht Okl,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
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