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Arizona republican., 1918-01-27
For Sale or Exchange

FOR TRADE-For Salt River valley property, two trim looking houses with large lots, in fastest growing and most thriving towns of 40O0 population in the center of California's best orange belt. Land for seven years has been selling at from s2500 to s4000 per acre. Price of place $500. Will trade for equity or what have you. Call Rous- seau. 1242 East Mckinley gb
 HAVE A modern 5-room house on the avenues north. 6 blocks from postoffice, in exchange for acreage near Phoenix Would like 15 or 20 acres What have you? Box 667 Republican. Ii
 SPAN OF WORK HORSES, about HOO lbs. in weight, and years old
 Will take $50 or good COW and some hogs. Phone 2-J-5. It
 I HAVE AN 80 ACRE TRACT ot farm land in South Central Missouri
 will trade for good automobile. Price $25 per acre. An excellent investment For particulars see J. l.. Mendel. Inland Empire Realty Co. Room l, Goodine Bldg, Opposite Adams Hotel. dI
Arizona republican., 1918-01-27
Wanted Situation, Female


 WANTED-Situation as cook and housekeeper. State wages. Box 663, Republican. dp POSITION as companion by re- fined middle-aged lady in perfect health Excellent cook and house. keeper; experienced, practical nurse. Address Box 721 Republican. dr
 COMPETENT HELP
 Male and Female
 Bookkeepers, stenographers, auditors accountants, cashiers timekeepers fur nished on short notice. High class help sent to any part of state.
 LIVE WIRE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
 Cactus Way Phone 693 If AMBITIOUS WOMAN with little girl would like position as house keeper for bachelor or widower, more for home. Box 659. Republican. dp WOMAN with child wants cooking for men on ranch or in camp. BoA 662. Republican. dp
Arizona republican., 1918-01-27

However, I must sell out this stock, and really I'll still buy what you have. anything.
 Ford, 40 s. Central Ave
 Phone 1776 if
Arizona republican., 1918-01-27

COLLECT COINS-Amusing edu- catiOnal. profitable; coins from 12 different countries-nucleus for col ectcion-postpaid, $1; banks and business houses gladly display them. California Refinery, Los Angeles. 1t
 FOR SALE-Singer sewing machine, good value. excellent condition. $25. Phone 2023. dr
 FOR SALE-F'irst- class baled hay, alfalfa and oats. Mrs. Emma Els worth. Mesa. If
Arizona republican., 1918-01-27
For Rent-FurnlShed
 Rooms

NICELY FURNISHED front room with adjoining bath and separate en- trance, also garage if desired. 324 North 9th Ave. dp
Arizona republican., 1918-01-27
For Sale-Houses
OUR BEST RUYS

broom Modern Brick, northeast, oear car, $25OO. $25O cash, move in
Arizona republican., 1918-01-27
For Sale-Mlscellaneous
FORD'S NECK SMELLS
OIkI - N11 = -
 GA Contribution


 GA Contribution) I've a mandolin, violin, clarinet, horn, A grinder for seed, tcan be used to
 grind corn) l have hoes, rakes and shovels, pos,
 diggers and plows And some good dentists tools, which
 your feeling should rouse. A foot lathe, lard press, a small mo-
 tor too Come buy it-you'r welcome, we wish to pleace you. There's glassware, and hardware and
 crockery fine, And everything found in the furniture
 line: Our brass beds are beauties, we've
 mattresses, springs, We have stores of all sorts, come and
 look at our things. For the ladies we're showing some gar
 ments quite good They could help to economize theirs if they would For the man, we have oVercOats, dress
 suits and pants, Shoes too, good enough too, to be worn
 at dance. We have heaters for water, and also
 for bath Guns, pistols and sweepers which clean
 a rough path. We've wheelbarrows, tanks, for both
 auto and oil Which will serve for the rich, or for
 those who must toll. We can brighten your life with a lamp
 any kind See these bargins at Ford's, all you
 folk who're not BLIND. Twill help to accumulate pennies for
 you
 Come look-buy my bargains and helr me out too. | l buy erything,-sell all that I can l Pay highest spot cash; don't forget Ford's the man. | Nr. Ford:- l I cut your ad from an old papel some time ago, and tried to rhyme it | That was before 1 thought of writing you; So 1 copy the result and send it tc you. 1 have always enjoyed rhymiine things since l was a little shaver, anG 1 thought you had a good advertise ment-I do not think as rule second hand stores have very good ads"
 Respect. Mrs. D. Russell Pay prices the highest, Ford sure is the man.
 Now you old antiquated, long drawn wrinkled faced, somber, sentimental insane asylum fillers,-Read that. Thi! was sent me by an admirer, east, who says my effusins @ are the only spice in the paper" Say, talk O swened promposity CD. your uncle tip. toes on live cOals:-Nic Hanny, ahoy Order me a collar, 32 inches from til to tip. The lady further says:-'Pleas, secure us a dwelling at once, as vol say Phoenix is the Garden of tn, Gods" C'Are you one?")-Now Dwigh B. Heard, ct al; get me an office: Fron this date, Real Estate for me. However, I must sell out this stock and really I'll still buy what you have anything.
 Ford, 40 S. Central Ave
 Phopa 177e i
Arizona republican., 1918-01-27
\ T NN EIE ' IF North First Ave

FOR SALE-By owner, modern 6- room pebble dashed, with bath. Built in features, hardwood floors. Two screen sleeping rooms, artistic large front porch, gas, electricity Small shed ln rear. Large corner lot with lawn, thrubs, grapes, asparagus and fruit Trees. Price $2S50 5000 cash, rest very easy. This will make some one | nice home See owner in the house. 1242 East Mckinley Carl $. Rousseau.
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Arizona republican., 1918-01-27

FOR RENT-160 acres good land for cotton or alfalfa now in cotton for $50 per acre. Can rent for a term of years. Lone Star Land X Cattle Co.,, Y. L. Holmes, Mgr. Phone 1I24. 15 x. Central Ave dp
 FOR RENTED acres in cotton last year, fine land, no Johnson grass, fair improvements for $50 per acre. for one or term of years. Lone Star Land &
 Cattle Co. Y. l.. Holmes, Mgr. 15 N. Central Ave. Phone 1724. dp
Arizona republican., 1918-01-27
For Sale-Automobiles
 PICK OUT YOUR USED CAR TO-DAY

Today will be a good day for you to come in and choose the car you want from our big assortment of roadsters. touring cars and trucks, which are being offered at special prices during our used car sale. HERE ARE A FEW OF THE
 BARGAINS:
Arizona republican., 1918-01-27

WANTED-By young lady, posi- ton in Dept. or Gro Store or office. work. some experience. Phone 209J2.
 dp
Arizona republican., 1918-01-27
Wanted-Heip, Male


 EASTERN TEXTILE MILL wants representative on commission. ac- quainted with any of the following trades; hats, shoe or cloak and suit manufacturers, dry goods jobbers, tailors supply houses. State which trade you know and how long. Ad- dress Trade, S10 Broad Street, New ark. New Jersey. It SALESMAN for general mercantiio ! trade in Arizona to sell a NEW proposition of MERIT. Vacancy nosA. Attractive commission contract. Ssd weekly for expenses. Miles F. BiN- ! Ter Co. Wholesale Jewlers, 124 Carlin, l Bldg, Cleveland. c It CALENDAR and Specially Sales men, attention: We are now build- ing large and modern factory in Aurora, Illinois, to take care of the rapidly increasing business created by our superb line of Wonderfully made Art calendars. Monthly Service. Pencils and Metal Specialties for Ad- vertising. We have available ter ritory in Arizona and New Mexico. and few other sections for men who can deliver the goods. If you are a salesman qualified to earn more than s2.0GO per year, ambitious for greater success and willing to hustle for it, apply. giving full par ticulars 10 Mrs. J. Nj. Saunders, Sales Manager. Blanchard Bros. Inc, Sth Ave and 18th St, Brooklyn, N. Y
 It
Arizona republican., 1918-01-27

SAN FRANCISCO Western Addi- ton, Desirable modern, well built, two story house, good order, six rooms, bath, ? toilets laundry, very sunny, near cars school, playground. Lot 25xS712, stone sidewalk, street. work done, $6.O00, half cash, balance on mortgage per cent Owner, Santa Cruz, California, R. F. D. No. 2 5O5. It
Arizona republican., 1918-01-27

.CITY PROPERTY LOOKING UP
 Buy 100 feet and a room residence for $1750.00. This house is located close to car line and can be purchased for small amount down. Walking dis tanCe from F. O.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-27
Attention

Refined Lady. with college educa- tion, would like work as companion, care of children or any clerical work, in doctors office or folding circulars. etc, aI.y kind of desk work, practical nursing. References. Box 2166. Re- publican. If
 COOK wants position. 490 N. 9th Ave dr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08
Pide eI Cobierno...
Viene de Ia Ia.)

TO Sc daba = as yroteztas que anrc
Fl Departamento de EStado han esta-
DO elevando tanto los representatives
de las companies americans como
los de compalils ~iag!esaS, qaienes
fundan sas prote5ta en- e. el he'h-
Ia que, segun Gicen, las nucvas con-
tribuciores imPucStas por GarranZa
son. virtuaimente, de caracter cor
fiscatorio.
e hecho de q:e h marina inglesa
Sc este ~proveyeado d. p~etr6leo mexi-
cano. en- una Eucna parte. ia dado
motive para que tanto 81 gobierno
de IA Gran B-eta1a como e. dc los
Estajos Unidos coazideren el aSunto
de SUNNI im~portancia Y, como result
tado de clio, que cl citado decreto lie
Carranza debe SCI ca:sa dc repre-
Sentac!ouGs diplon&:;cas espcciaies,
pues Sc tionen noticias De cue ST pre-
tends ponerlo e3 vigor Immediate
mene.
Segan los ;ntorme; qae Sc han po-
dido obtaaer score 81 asunto. Sc le
|han daGo in~strucciones al Embaiador
Fletcher para que iacllya este asun-
to Ell Ia Hst2 de los ~neEocios que
deberan ser arreglados de- maaeta
satisfactoria para e. gobierno amc-
.Iicano antes de que Sc llegIe 4 un
arreg!,o definitivo sobre el c~onvenio
commercial que vino Z arreelar, entire
otras cosaS. e SubSecretario de Ha-
cieenda de Carranzu, Rafael Nieto.
En- los circulos oficiaics Sc cree
que en- vista De cue Sc exile que
Carranza les de atencija 4 las dc
mandas de los Es:ddos Un:doS sobre
este asunto Y so6"e otros de impor-
~tancia, para ~conceler Ell paso = Ne
xico de las mercanciaS que tanto ne
'~cosita Y entire las Qle fi~uran, en-
,Igar p~rcferente, les articu'os all
menticios. eS 10 mas probable qle Sc
.Iegue 4 un acuerdo y que este Sc We
rifique en- un piaZo muy corto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08
Ell asesino...
Viene de la 1a.)

trumento De un magnate de Centre
America.
Sc record0 e. crimen de Morales
V Mora, los aseSinos que mataron al
general VarillaS en- Ia ciudad De Ne
xico. hace algunos amos, ' que con
movie a toda Ia sociedsd de centric
america Y Mexico,
Entire los centroamericanos espe-
cialmense, cause gran sensation el
suceso Y e. ola en- cue Sc acord6 l&
celebration del jurado Sc ~reunieron
gran cantidad de gIatemaltecos, nj
caragueuses : Salvadorenos para asis
tir 4 e.
z! ases;no 81 pre;earo q sus jueces
demoStranGo una periecta caima, que
fue interpretada como cinismo por
los a~sistente5 al jurado.
Leidas las constancias procesales
Sc vie que Lara no habia declarado
duante TODD el juicio NADIA abso,u-
tarrente fuera de sus eternaS pala-
bras:
"Dios me mando matarlo'
Cuando los jueceS volvieron a in
terrogar a, reo. en- pIblico. repiti6 81
declaration.
EaSta hoy nadie ma podido averi-
GUAR uuien fue IL victima de lara.
Nld;e. nj los centroamericanos que
estuvic-on en- Ia Morgue de San
Francisco. nj "a policia, nj nadie, ha
degrade Saber quien fU5 81 hombre
q.re tan tragica muerte encontro a
manos de Lara.
Que ell tai era centroamericano, no
hay nj que dudarlo, pues 81 modo de
vest:r Y unoS periodicOS de Guatc-
80 mala que llevabs en- IA bolSa, y aun
una cajetilla de cigarrjllos. indica que
Ia victima nabia arribado a San Fran
CISCO procedente de gno de los paiseS
Ge Hispanoamerica.
e. jurado condeno 4 Lara 4 PRISON
Ferpetua.
Ningura d.most-aci6n de desc,
erado nj de descontento hizo e. no.
r.ic;Ga al es.uchas Ia seEtencia- Son
- unicamcHte. como 81 no temiera
= ~tce21~2la casti&o que Sc lc ha I'M
puesto.
Frohab e~2,nt~ Ina opera qle el
mar~ Gse 20 mando ! San Francis
- a asesirar al misterioso descono-
edo. 10 salvara de Ia pena a que
Sc le Ia ~condenado.
En- Ia Penitenciaria de San Quintin
era donde purgue su da!ito el ase-
Siuo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08
EPlDEMiA EN-
(viene de Ia LAD

mas durante los ultim0s ounce dias,
Y Ia eoblaci3n toda de aQuel!a c:u-
dad Sc encaentra a!armada juStamen-
t, por Ell considerable numero de
rersouas que nan fallecido Y por ell
&c las se~sonas que estan alacadas
ror CT Ito. = virUela o Ia sScarlati-
na~
Opinase que sera n~ecesaEio, para
c nnbat.r con exito las terriaes cpl
demias. cue Ell co6ierno del Estado
Y aun Ell Federal, eroguen fuertes
~umas g. djnero para Ia construction
e l~azaeetos en- los l1gares mas apro-
piados. fuers de "a poblacion, para
h,"or una b1tda en5rgica contra las
peSgrosas epidemias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08
cOMBATs EN- Ell ORC. DURANGO
(Viene dc le LAD

partida r~i.i.ssa no Ia tenido n esta
vez resu3taIo Frovec'1cao .n.nguno,
porqIe :os reocl&cs no han oodido
ser des4lojados dc las posicioncs que
tienen go In Sierra dc Il Silla. desGe
donde haccn :ncprsioHes por los puc-
bios del Distrito de Satevo prove
vendcSe de cuanto necesitan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08

algunos ga!ones de whiskey, sin III IL
la ley, a fin de ai-ontar IA tcr1e
sequia que Sc avecina.
iMenudas borracheras a DOM.
lilo van a observance 81 Ia cosa hss1
a csc extremo....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08

usp De Ia hermosa prerrogativa de
Sentir eSos hermosos desarreglos oes-
tomacaleS-
Consecuencias inmediatas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08
DepOrtarOE a unOS...
Tiene de Ia la. Pag)

De IL Habana" & variaS promlnenteS
personas reconocidas como mlemoroS
del partido 'reacionario' Y que resi-
den en- varias ciudaGes de n Republi-
a0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08

n c2G3 h0telia &c lNuSa-
To0c haita,ra Y. Ia siguiente
Caraatta: La botel'a adj
junta concicae 800 noventa
pastiilas, Q sea Ill mes COM
pieto dc t.atamiento, cuyo
orecio IS de $!.o0. S. despues
ds tcnar Nuca-lone ourante
20 ve;ntc c;ias, 70 c3ta Y.
co:npletamerta satistecho cor
los resuitados 2bt@nidos, &C.
vue;va V. 81 resso del paque-
te, con L. GAIA > recioira ei
peso CUE hahia pagado.
DonGe halIara Y. una Enedi-
Gina que SC venc!a con una
garantia I'll?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08
Tamhian ngeates german6filcs

Pero no solo esta a~cusaci6n hicie-
ron los carrancistas de Eeracru1 en-.
contra de los artiStas espanoles. Tam
bien Sc hizo a estoS el cargo de ma
Der lido a Mexico eOn una comiSion
german6fila que tenia por Objeto
crear dificultades entire Mexico ' los
Estados UnidoS. Los agentes del 60
bierno hicieron s2ber 4 los artlstaS
que todos los cargos que Sc les hacian
tenian como Fundamental los docu-
mentos que les habian sido r~ecogidos
do los eqmpajes; pero los artiStas
aseguran Que no ~llevaron 4 Mexico
Gocumentos ningunoS compromised
res V que nj siquiera sabsn que exis-
"a en- In Habana Ia "Jurta rcvolu-
cionaria mexicana.' . que a!udieron
los carrancistaS de Eeracruz, aSI CO
mo Cue Sc maya prestado q desempe-
mar cOmisi0n alguna de caracter po-
ltico V memo am tie caracter yer
ma3ifilo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08
''Crimrnes sen del t;empo....'

Perc como los tiempoS son de dis
cirlina. = POGO 4 POGO nos hemos ido
acostumbrando 4 transigir cor 20 cue
antaHo nos D~arec!a impossible Y absur-
do. TODD Sc queda en- concentrates Y
lamea:aciones V Made protesta por-
cue sabe muy bien que n necesidaG.
esenclalisima V prima que ca pueblo
americana tiene de acomodar su vida
a las exigenciaS de IL formidable IL
cha en- que Sc encuentra ~enpenado,
- IA que viene a imponer este sacri-
ficio, trerendo para % que han acos-
tum5rado gu n~aturaleza ri vino Y mas
. menos llevadeto para 81 reSto de IL
genie de 'armas tom2r" que, 81 bien
10 ha Eegado a Ia d]ipsomania. ha-
ce 10 que puede en- las cantinas
do Ell case ' ia ccasi6n 10 piden.
Lo cue ahora Sc eSta hacienda CT
.'os Estados Unidos, on las ciudadcs
doade Sc Esva a cabo Ia militariza-
cion del pueblo americana, Sc IA he
cho desde hace mUcho en- Francia, en-
Iag'ater-a, ' Sc ~pratende hacer en-
R2sia. Ia rigurosa discipline tan
aecesaria en- las grandes organiza-
clones militares que ESQ paises tie
nen en- pie. requiere esas nedidas de
precision Y orden.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08
NADIA Sc ha resueito, en- realidad.

De hecho, como decinnos antesr
o como o. diieron las personals a
9uienes oimos el dialogo con que da-
mos principle q esta information, ma
da Sc ma resuelto sobre 81 cierre de
las cantinas Y este bien puede ser
ordenado dentro de unoS cuantos
dias o ~retardarse un mes o dos. Pc
70 a 10 que parece, Ia cosa en- essa
OCCASION esoirremediable, Y de ALI Ia
:isible agitacion que entire todos los
intereSados Sc observa. Los cantlne-
;os Ia dan por hecha Y empiezan 4
omar IS precauciones abaratando
oS "precios hquidos' de u exis-
.eneias. e plblico tambien empie-
20 q tomar las suyas.. .tomando
whiskey en- abundancia y hacienda
provisi6n.....de crudas para cuando
las circanstancias lie impiGan hacer
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08

ciudad los duenos de- $50 estaoleci-
mienSos Sc han hurianizado y han
decidido hacer mems amargos los
dltimos dias de gloria de los "copolo-
gos", baia.do e. prscio de la mer-
canc::a y adn Sc sabe# de algunos que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08
La nota SENSATIONAL,
U'iene de la la.)

cicnar los senores representatives de-
pueblo del Estado de Texas. Y NADIA
extra1o es que ell Sensational asunto
ocupe. hoy 30" hoy, "A ateac:6n PHI
blica y sea motive de concentrates.
De diScusione;. de profesiaS, Y de una
que orra tlmida esperanto que prem
dc en- los c~orazones de muchos que
10 Sc imaginaa como pUeden pasarse
e;ta vida endiantrada sin whiskey, sin
c~erveza. 0 10 que es 10 mismo, sin IL
sal ' pimieata que 0 tan indispen-
sables para II hacienda pasadena Ia
iasipit!az del c~uotidiano viv.r.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08
DSpSrtadGs

Les p~risicneros estuvieron n Sc
mar2 en- ii edificio de Faros. estre-
chamense vieSlados por las autorida-
Ges. Y cuando eStas tuvieron aviso
de que el vapor que los habia llevado
q Verarruz ~regres2ba : Ia Habana,
.os sacgron de IL prision y los cor
dujerl2 . bcric &c, referido buque,
s;n permitirleS hacsr las memories
-eScio-es para evitar IA deportation
: rara notiticar a las empresas TIA
-ra'es por les que ihan contratad0s,
las c2usaS cue los obligabar = 70 cun.-
III, us compromises.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08

r. o SC req ian o no los temores
d c~antneros Y consumidores, la a.
j. "a rroducida por Ia amenaza le-
g ativa que Sc cierne soore las can
ti~as -sti G.ndo Va sps resultados.
En- algunas caatinas del centric de "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-08

Ian prometido realisar su mercancia
= como "caiga ell mArchante" cuando
Sc aproNme la bora del c%ierre; Y Sc
hah!a de muchos consumidores que
cstan ecaando pianos para yer la ma
nera de- como podran proveeKe de
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
LunSsWeak?
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
CONSERVATION COOK
BOOK WILL BE GIVEN
OUT AT FOOD SHOW

A Cook Book for Kitchen Pa
triots." containing more than 400
wartime recipes, will be distributed
at the Production, Conservation and
Thrift show. 10 be held liz South
Bend March 1915, as a means of
furthering the work OF the food ad-
ministration The recipes were col
lected and arranged under the direc-
ton Of Miss Ada Hitler supervisor
of the home economies department
of the South Bend schools All OF
them conform 10 the food admins
tration's plea for America 10 save
wheat. meat and sugar.
Besides the 400 recipes the Cook
Book for Kitchen Patriots" contains
MESA ges from Pres't Wilson and
Food Administrator Hoover 10 the
women of the nation. There are also
series OF articles on the necessity
for conservation and the substitution
and the advantages that viii accrue
10 the nation and the individual
from tho practice Of these principles.
The cover of The Cook Book for
Kitchen Patriots" is printed in two
cclors. "A very effective design for
the cover having been worked out
by a local artist
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
pERSONALC

Lieut. Arthur Bergman OF the
field artillery at Camp Taylor.
Louisville. Ky. was a welcome visit
or at Notre Dame Saturday after
noon. Lieut.. Bergman, before win
ming an officers commission, was
enrolled IN the law department, and
had esta blished an enviable record
in football and track. Lieut.. Berg
man leaves for duty Sunday morn
ing.
Hugo II. Voedisch, a member of
the ordnance supply school at Camp
Meade, Nd. is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and mrs. George II. Voedisch.
1927 Portage av., for a few days.
Mr.. Voedisch expects to leave for
France some time this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Geyer.
900 Portage av., have received
word from their son. Robert +.
Geyer. of his safe arrival in France.
William z. McMann, 225 y.
Notre Dame av.. left Saturday for
Chicago for a few days visit with
his sister. Mrs. +. A. Lindgrin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03

The HOUSEWIVES Economy Calendar
by Frances Marshall

this way. than 10 be forced 10 make
Victory bread according TO standard
recipe. Some housewives have al
ready devised very interesting types
of Victory bread Most of these
contain more than the minimum of
nOn-wheat cereals. If you want 70
get the most interesting results go
10 work and originate some recipes
for Victory bread. That is, try sub
stituting some of the non-wheat
hours in the recipes you have on
hand. Take rice -four. for instance.
OF course it has not the same quail
tiles as wheat -four but il can be
substituted TO a very large extent
for wheat with good res'Sts. a de-
liciOus corn bread-which cannot be
made entirely in corn -four and two
thirds corn meal instead of equal
portions of corn and wheat. Boston
brown bread. rice -four can be sub
stituted satisfactorily for wheat. It
is well worth trying out these SUBJ
stitutions. Even if you don't get
quite the results you expect you get
results that are worth while. Go
carefully though for it is poor
economy 10 waste even rice flour
in experimenting. If YOU work
carefully and intelligently you ought
to get along with the minimum of
waste.
Copyright, 1879