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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-11

hIlNt Creamery Nos
LADY BOOKKEEPERS
WANTED
Women who are training for business
should not overlook the opportunities Of
fcrcd them as bookkeepers. The demand
for lady bookkeepers Is certainly unprec-
edented and increasing all the time.
EASY TO LEARN
My New Improved Method OF teaching
bookkeeping makes It easy for you 10
learn and gives you the required knowl-
edge In the very shortest possible time
II you are employed. | can train you
without interfering with your present
employment
CHOOSING A TEACHER
You know when you wish to learn a
thing you choose II teacher who Is mas
ter of the subject II YOU wish the best
results. | am an experienced accountant
and auditor. | know what you need to
know-Rnd / know how TO teach you. My
work speaks for ltsef-Investigate. And
n YOU want TO learn Bookkeeping or
Shorthand and rypcwrtlng, see
PROF. J. E. BATES
2oo Weaver Building. Corner Main and
Harvey Phone Maple 23S.
LADY Experienced marker aud sortar
wanted. can Walnut 7liS.
A PERMANENT position is open TO
capable young lady Of husincss ability
for general clerical work, prefer one
having insurance experience, Must be
good typlst. Answering state age, edu-
cation, reference, salary desired B-il0
Oklahoman.
WANTED Presser: man or lady. EN-
celslor Cleaning Co. 42O y. Broadway,
WOMAN Tor housework every Saturday,
by day or hour. Apply Saturday MORN
ing. ~ West Fifth street.
COOK and Dining room matron. salary
S35 for cook and SEQ dining room
matron; board, room and laundry. Ad-
dress Supt. odd Fellows Home. Carmen.
Okla.
WANTED--Competent lady stcnograpcr.
fire Insurance. experience preferred ,
state age. experience and salary; posi-
tion permanent Address NJ T. VIII
liams. McAlester Okla,
WANTED-Two girls to learn a me
chanical and electrical line OF work
This II a high class line OF indoor work
which should appeal to any ambitious
girl, having an appreciable leaning to-
ward specialized class OF work
Chances for advancement are good to
those who study and learn tho work
Complete information will be given
tnob Interested ana making written
inquiry. In making inquiry, state what
schools YOU attended. how far advanced,
your age, and class Of work on which
you have been engaged for the last two
years Address Mos care Okahoman.
WANTED Stenographtr and typist for
permanent position, win consider both
frst-class ones and beginners Give
names OF previous employers. length OF
service with each. schools attended. and
how far advanced - Age. telephone num-
Der, and least salary will expect to start
Address M-e9, care Oklahoman.
TEACHERS desiring summer work with
good salary and railroad fare make
personal application nj 422 Fast Sth st,
Saturday Monday and Tuesday betwe
m. and p. m.
WANTED-Cook. Emergency hospital;
dishwasher University hospital
GIRLS wanted for wrapping butter Re
atrice Creamery Co.
HELP wanted in cold drink and lunch
stand. man or woman. 300 w lst.
YOUNG lady wanted to teach piano in
modern rural home; have nice auto,
riding horses. row boat etc. FOR diver
sion; describe self fully first let+er; ref
erences exchanged. BAH. care okla
homan
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SALESMEN WANTED

Statesmen WANTED-we have pro-
duction. are actively at work erecting
our refinery and are drilling In the
Healdton field; we give our s8iesmen a
good commission and unlimited support
iron the office.
BIG DIAMOND OIL q REFINING CO..
9lt-l6 HerskowitZ Bldg.
Phone Walnut 623.
WE ARE desirous OF securing the serv-
ices of "A few more high class stock
sAletmen TO work In Tennessee, Mis-
souri,. Iowa, Illinois and Minnesota. on
the sale OF stock Of producing, dividend
paying oil corporation. Communicate
either by wire or letter with Midwest
Securities Corporation 6l5 Commerce
Bldg. Kansas City. Mo.
WANTED Ten stock statesmen and three
field managers to represent an eseib-
lished local company. handling autono-
hles, tires and accessories, farm imple-
merits and tractors no experience neces-
sary no investment required men with
cars preferred; II you are willing to work
you can easily make from $50 to $50 per
day; exclusive territory and permanent
positions for right parties. Call on or
write~ Farmers Implement and Tractor
Company ~ W Grand Ave. Oklahoma
City, Okla
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

HOUSE DOCTORS, Porter g. Jones. all
kinds OF carpenter work. screen and
repairing. Maple 1881
BAKER u EALY for contracting. grad.
ing. soddlng and teams for heavy haul
ing. Call Walnut 1920 Maple 9s6.J
CARPENTER WORK WANTED-Gen-
etal repair aud cabinet; II years eT-
perience. Maple 1891
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FURNISHED RooMs FOR RENT

~~~.>~>~>~,~~~y>~>N>~~~-~~ -~~~~~>N~.~~~,->>
BROADWAY CAFE. 800 n. Broadway;
meals 25c and zoe. Union house.
FOR RENT-Lnrge bedroom adjoining
bath room. suitable for two ladies or
man and wife. S26h E. Sth.. Phone
Maple 369S-R
LARGE, furnished room: walking dis
tance. Maple 2969-J.
CLASSY. nicely furnished parlor bed
room; private entrance; close In. 3l6
Harrison. Maple 2907
NICELY furnished south exposed sleep
Ing rooms: comfortable porChcs; walk
Ing distance. 80 =. 2nd.
| LARGE south bedroom, walking dis
tnncc, references Walnut lj0i
FURNISHED bedroom and sleeping porch
nsnnec'ing. suitable for two gentlemen.
Walnut 272O; 32h Il. End
ROOM In private family. select neigh
borhood; gentlemen preferred. Maple
504
EXCEPTIONALLY cool room. adjoining
bath; close In; private entrance. II W.
sth St
CLOSE IN nicely furnished front room.
Private entrance. ll6 W. 3rd. Walnut
jl56.
SOUTHEAST front room for gentleman:
$40 per month 323 w 10th.
FOR RENT-One nice cool room In
private home in noT!hyest part Of
SOUTH front room. Walnut 2s52.
WE'LL FURNISHED soaitheast room. )
large Window very desirable; gentle
men only. 10 w. 6th.
NICELY FURNISHED corner room pri-
ynte home. walking distance. Maple
| ll52 b.
FRONT bedroom. southeast exposure
305 T.. Sth; Maple 1892.
NICE room In modern home, close In to
gentleman. Walnut 2i9S.
FOR gentlemen only: we have the cool
est and best rooms for summer. very
reasonable. Walnut 1921, lOl +. 6th.
MOST desirable rooms In flat to lady
employed with lady alone. 3llii East
6th Walnut 1888
2 NICELY furnished sleeping rooms in
residence u block Of Shnrtel car line.
SIG w. ith.
| NICE home in modern. private house
south front. large room bath connec-
| ing Maple 1895.
FOR RENT--To young woman, furnished
bedroom private home. 500 W. ilth.
Walnut t2t.
NICE ROOM In private home on West
Fifteenth: references. Phone Walnut
3is3
NEW rooms neatly furnished. close In;
private residence s2jO week. AT 3.
| Harvey
| NICE front room for rent: private en-
trance, bird'Seye maple furniture. 62s
West 9TH. Walnut 1872.
WELL furnished. cool room, adjoining
! bath In new bungalow. one block OF
corner References. Maple a65e-J.
COOL southeast roome In private home
walking distance; gentleman preferred
! AS W 9th.
| TWO large connecting rooms, private
| bath. also nicely furnished bedroom
south exposure. s II. 3rd~ Maple 2393-J
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COLLECTIONS

GUARANTEE COLLECTION AGENCY
2l0h w. Main. over Woolworths
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BUSINESS TRAINING

Intensive practical courses. palnsta king
individual instructions morning, after
noon and night. In shorthand typewrit-
ing bookkeeping and all commercial
subjects. by most highly qualified teach
ers; select private school for discrlm-
mating students desiring to prepare for
the higher secretarial, commercial and
government positions; everything first
class, Call any time and see for your
gnIf
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MALE HELP WhNTED.


WANTED-Men aud ladies' TO learn
barber trade; special low tuition; pn-
sltions guaranteed, free CatalOE. Okla
homa City Barber College. lOi w. Call.
fornla. Harry Kuns. MGR.
PREPARE yourself for war or peace.
Oklahoma City Automobile School,
1913 North Western.
WANTED TO learn barber trade;
low tuition; tools free; wages while
learning position guaranteed; catalog
flalled free Schwnrze Barber College.
100 West California Ave, Oklahoma
city.
MEN wanted to work at sawmllls. drive
lumber and log teams and work at
planer: stendy work and long Job nj 81 SIS
10 50: no house rent n mills NJ. l.. Bar-
ris Lumber Co. Crum Greek. Okla.
HROADWAY CAFE. ago n. Brnadway.
Meals. 2jc and SOC Union house
IjARBER trade taught ladies and gentle
men; position guaranteed; free catalog
explaining. Write Texas Barber College.
Dallas or Fort Worth. Texas.
NANTED-Four good plasterers: lots Of
work; open shop George Shanks, Dal'
Las. Texas
WANTED--First class, all-round baker.
Busy Bee Bakery Drumrlght, Okla;
will pay union scale
WANTED -- Man 10 drive laundry
truck must have good references.
Dlnks Parrish Laundry.
WANTED--Man to take charge OF as-
sorting room Diuks Parrish Laundry.
BROADWAY Circle
wANTED--An experienced colored pan
tryman, yard man and a porter; God
wages. Savoy Cafe, corner OF Main and
Robinson.
WANTED-Llnemen. labu. ers and young
men who desire to learn the telephone
business for telephone construction work.
nall 20 nN.flai tts..
visor 62lh N. Broadway
BARBER wanted AZ once;s steady Job
w. A Price. Wellington, Kan.
wANTED-At once. first class fountain
man. one that IAN deliver the goods
Palace Drug store, Cleveland. Okla.
wANTED-Three good steady boys; only
those wanting steady work need apply
SANITARY Cone Co. li9 S. Dewey.
CAN use at once manager for automO-
bile repair house. Cochrane Motor Co,
Kingfisher, Okla.
and wife, cook and dlshwasher 3i0
W. LIST.
D(sHwAsHER. broadway Cafe. 800 N
Broadway.
INTER WANTED-Good an-around
country printer for Job and adj work
PERMANENT Job 70 right man. State ex
pehence and salary wanted. Sentinel,
Perry, Okla
OPPORTUNITY for salesman or other
Vlbe useful outside man 10 secure good
u3Ary: purchase my interest In estab-
i0hed retail business; well rated: no blue
shy; thorough investigation solicited
Telephone Campbell, Walnut 1888
wlRTEb-M.n e wort " warehouse,
Qtane Co, 1si West First 81
man ss assistant Phone room 47s.
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CAPITAL HOTEL
TRAYLOR'S HOTEL

r ~ TRAYLOR. Manager
NiCely furnished rooms. with cafe In
connection. An idohl home for the tray
cling public. One-half block from the
Santa Fe-Frisco station, two blocks
from Katy depot Centrally located
Phone Walnut 1885, oklahoma city. The
hcst place In the southwest for colOred
people II W California
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WANTED--A man TO travel with sales
man In Oklahoma and assist In selling
uto accessories; experience not neces-
AIRY, but must he hustler Apply Luster
Auto Laundry, 3l6 w. California
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"reminiscences Of a Georgia Itinerant
NOW A RESIDENT OF vAsaoN ISLAND

Continuedl
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flashed Brown Potatoes

Chop cold boiled or baked po.
tatoes fine. Gan empty baking
powder can makes good chop
per for this purpose.) Season
potatoes well with salt and pep
per. Turn them into a hot cast
iron frying pan with just enough
fat TO keep them from sticking.
Pack tight; add little milk to
make potatoes stick together.
Cook until a good brown crust
forms. Fold like an omlet, and
serve on a hot platter. Potatoes
may be prepared in the same
manner in the oven.
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Cook made In his welcome address
lie said when get to heaven the
FIRST one | want 70 meet Is the Lord
Jesus Christ. my Savior; the second
10 my mother, and he third "a my
black nanny"
Bishop Levi Scott presided over The
Conference which met In the old
Lloyd Street NJ. u. Church.
There was one transaction at this
Conference that ! look back upon with
a feeling Of shame for our great NJ. r..
Church That was the division OF this
Conference on geogrnphicalt lines.
All the geography ! have ever been
able to see In II IN the color line. All
the Negro preachers were set on In
the Savannah Conference, and all the
white preachers except Two = Rev.
Geo. Standing and Rev. Parmenta-
were retained In the Georgin Confer.
ence. Those two were teachers In
Negro schools. The former was an
linglishman who never took out any
naturalization papers, and ] am in
formed often used the British fag for
hts defense. True, that most OF our
whlie work was In northern Georgia,
but we still held one District, the
Ogeechee in southeastern Georgia, ex.
tending to the Florida line.
Why did not this great church &C.
knowledge that II could not succeed
IN the South and ignore the color
line. and honestly draw the color line
IN its division OF Conferences in the
South instead OF calling them geo.
graphical divisions7 | know that the
color line cannot be ignored In the
South, The charter of the East Ten.
nessee Wesleyan University at Athens
and Chattanooga admits both white
and colored pupils. yet there never
has been Negro pupil In its halls,
The charter OF Clark University, At
lanta, admits both white and colored
pupils, yet there never has been a
white pupil matriculated there.
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IN. MY FIRST CIRCUIT

At the close OF Conference | found
myself booked as Junior preacher on
the Jasper Circuit with Rev. r. NJ.
Hipp as my senior and Rev. l.. d.
Ellington as my Presiding Elder, I'M
der whom | was to travel. My cir
cult was wholly In the country and
included the corner OF four counties:
pickens, Cherokee. Gordon and Bar.
tow. was to teach school for my
support and preach gratis.
And now must tell how met
Joseph Il. Brown, war governor of
Georgia. At this time he was presi.
dent of the Atlantic and Western Rail
way. Dr.. Fuiier gave me letter 10
Gov. Brown and told me TO call at
his Office TO get half.fare permit over
the A. & w | was met at the door
OF the outer Office by a boy who seated
me and took the letter into the inner
office. Soon nc returned and said
Mr.. Brown wished to see me. Mr..
Brown said, "Will you please read this
letter for me? The doctor writes such
a scrawl, can't make 1t OUT
AS ! was well acquainted with the
doctors "scrawl,' | read Il and the
Governor made out the permit If |
remember correctly, the Governor was
at that time about IS years old but
he appeared TO be above 40. for he was
pale, wrinkled and siclSly looking and
very gray
went by train to Gainesville, the
home of Sam Jones. since distin-
guished evangelist. 1t was election day
and saw the darlies marched up Iii
squads to vote. | started to walk the
% miles north TO Joseph Franklin's.
Soon was overtaken by a couple of
gentlemen in a one-seated buggy who
urged me to ride with them. This
helped ME quite a bit Though many
years have passed, | have not for
gotten that lonesome walk in the gath
ering gloom of night among the tim
hered mountains and along The talk
ing streams. To prairie bog it was
weird and awesome.
At Q p. m. arrived at Brother
Franklin's. Here remained for a
time to investigate affairs. 1t had
been understood that / was TO make
up a school here and teach in the
basement of our church. Fullers
Chapel. But found a school already
in progress in that place under the
tuition of the Cumberland Presbyter-
ian pastor
| found my Circuit consisted of six
appointments-Fuller's Chapel. Cooks
school house. Green's school house,
Eddington's Church. Pleasant Hill
Church and SCOTS Chapel.
soon walked over to Squire Heard
near Cooks school house. whose post
Office was walesca, Cherokee county,
Georgia.
AS neared his place | met an old
lady with a long Slated calico sun
bonnet. A little farther on l met a
Ito be continued)
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that time his father had hunted him
up. strayed away in the city and
brought him home and cared for him
until his health was restored Four
more menths passed away. and on my
return | rode up to the Fuller home
AS went in, olins sister, Mrs. Jones,
met me. | asked how they all we're.
"oh." she SAYS" We have such good
news about DIN. He is converted and
has joined the church" he'd the
pleasure of hearing him lead in prayer
lat a prayer-meeting.
A reception was rendered the Geor-
gia Annual Conference. the evening
Before TIE opening OF Conference in
the Trinity NJ. E. Church. South. Ad.
dresses of welcome were made by DR.
Harrison Of the First NJ f. Church,
South. and DIR. Cook, pastor of Trim,
ity Church The Georgia Conference
consisted at that time Of all the white
and colored preachers Of the NJ. E.
Church in the state of Georgia. shall
not soon forget one remark that Dr.
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I llxNxllY .iEtfxNNliHtE
Potatoes

Five pounds Of potatoes equal
in nutritiye value one pound of
white flour. Potatoes give you
starch to act ~ fuel for the body
to do It's work. Potatoes give
you minerals which are neces.
sary for vital body processes.
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Scallopped Potatoes

Slice potatoes very thin, using
slicer. Put into a
CREASED baking dish layer of
potatoes, sprinkle with salt and
Hour, and add a little fat. Re.
peat. making three layers. Gov.
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nay Miner, Troop u. Somewhere In
France.
Bert Stanley. avlation corps, now
studying In New York City. Address:
j2I West isth street
Howard Hansen. officers training
camp, Camp Lewis.
VIII Garsin, navy. Pearl IIarbor,
Hawaii.
Claude l,ibbins. signal corps. com.
pany c, 316th battalion
Adna Bibbins. 23rd Engineers. Camp
Laurel. Laurel, Md.
Martin s. Miller, somewhere In
France.
Hugh Miller. 23rd Engineers. Camp
Laurel, Laurel, Md.
Douglas Porter swimn, navy, ijrem
crton.
Cbas. @. Kimmel. ambulance corps,
Allentown, Pa.
c. G. Huston, infantry. Fort Riley,
Kansas.
Kingsley Barham. End lieutenant
Atlanta, Ga.
Carl Diemer. corporal, Fort Worden.
Henry HafmelIng. End lieutenant
Camp Lewis,
Eugene vanolinda. navy. Bremerton.
Dr.. George H. Enslng. captain. Royal
Army medical corps.
ches f. Todd, Co. II, 116th Ensls.,
a. y. r., Somewhere In France.
Lewis L. Todd, U. S. N. T, s., Naval
Operating Base. Co. 10. Norfolk. Va
LLOYD Waleron. coast artillery. Fort
f'intier
Leonard Tromas. Coast Artillery,
Fort Worden.
Ross Bittlnger, Somewhere in
France
Emmett pinkham, infantry, Camp
Green. \. c.
Harold Parker navy, Brcmcrton.
Il. G. Schram, aviation corps, Texas.
John Hay, Camp Lewis.
Howard Rodda, navy, Brcmrton.
Arnold Jefferson Moe, naval reserve,
radio division Seattle.
Donald Taylor. field artillery, on way
east.
Frank Knecbone Co. x, 100 lnfnn-
try, England.
Dan Landers, somewhere in France
j. A Bailey med. corps, base hos
pital, Camp Lewis.
Carl Carlson, aviation corps, San
Diego.
Francis +. Deery, Co. A. l6lst L. S.
Init, 4. E. Fl, somewhere in France.
John A. Runge, list Reg.AU I. $. Eng,
somewhere in France.
Herbert Mcconaugbey,
Geo. Plautich Michigan.
Morton Torrance, signal corps, Camp
jackson, $. e.
Paul Lamoreux, ambulance corps, C..
of w.
VIM. Hierseh, artillery, TT. l.aw;oa.
John Brink. artillery, TT. Lawton.
Elmer Ringdahl, artillery, 1T. Law
ton.
Ray Campbell, somewhere in France,
Bnrton Campbell, 5. s. Olympic, Port
Townsend.
Edward i. Fleming, Camp Lewis.
tiolger Petersen, Go. X-l, Camp D.,
Port Richmond, Staten Island, n. j.,
&. $. 5. Kiowa.
Charles EtteT Bruce Butteworih,
Robert McGlelland End infantry
Ray Newby. medical corps Waco,
Texas.
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Rnll nf Hnl1nr


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AVN Hk8t'SNxh1
Albert Banner. aviation corps, San
Diego, Cal.
Samuel Hathaway, aviation corps,
San Diego. Cal.
Ross G. ANYWAY. u. s. $. Rochcsier
New York, n. y.
+. c. cowiey. sergeant. co. +, Inn
engineers.
J. II. cowley. clerk. 90. r, 117b en-
gineers.
DR.. Guy o'Nell ireland, medical
corps.
Arthur II. PouItney, G. Il. r.. Cana
dian Engineers. Army =. o. London,
England.
George sadler. 2nd lieutenant. camp
Lewis
Ralph Bales. cavalry Charlotte,
N. G,
Harry Mummey. navy, I'd fsngrs.,
San Diego. Cal.
Lieut. Fred A. rdell. H. s. marine
corps. Balboa Park. San Diego, Cal
Howard GueFin. killed Aug. 18th,
somewhere In France
Bash Guerln. somewhere In France.
o. y, seland, sergenai. transferred
TO Washington. D. G.
Kenneth Van House, naval training
station, Seattle
Alexander d. IiamcrquiBt. Royal En-.
pinoers. Montreal, =, q.
Fred C. llamerqulH. II. r. Cor.
Batt'n. Somewhere In France.
Darrell Goodell, navy, Goal Island
Training station.
Morris Goodcll. navy, Goat Island
Training station.
James Galley, marine corps, Mare
Island.
Aleg Newman, list sergeant, Co A,
351s, infantry. Camp Lewis.
w. y. Ricketts,, forestry service, Van.
couver. -. &.
James Mclean, ambulance corps.
somewhere IN France
Win. Duke, sub chaser, California.
Clarence Duke, soriewhcre in France.
John Berry, artillery Camp Lewis.
John Peterson. artillery. Camp Lewis
robert sackett. artillery. Bremerton.
George BuclSnell, Fort F'agler.
Dukes Tonneson. navy. Bremerton.
Harry swanson. navy, Brcmerton
John sebenbaum. aviation corps.
Glenn Moore, navy, Mare Island.
Miles Moon. Camp Lewis.
vlc,or Nelson, Camp Lewis.
Albert Guy, medical corps.
DR.. McKibben. Camp Lewis.
Fred. Sherman, navy, Bremerton.
Ben Larson, Camp Lewis
Melvin c. Marks. navy. Bremcrton.
Oscar Carlson. I'lort Flagler.
Ciarance Hanson. navy.
Herbert Tucker, Seattle.
Elyln stevenson. Camp Lewis.
w H. kellogg, Camp Lewis.
Harold liammerlin
Frank Wise.
Kenneth Bates.
Harland Hall.
Monte Rohb.
VIM. Russell HopRins.
Lawrence Turnbun.
Marco Botich.
Andrew Ness.
Austin p. Kane,
Frank Johnson.
George Purcell.
Parents and friends are invited TO no
iifv thia nificc of any chnnpes or prrnrs.
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whatlcss day is thisY 1t may be
whealless or meatlcss but do not let it
be thrii,less Buy another War Saw
ings Stamp.
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WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Observation-Disclosures

er with hot milk and bake in a
moderate oven for an hour. Add
a little onion If you like.
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Potato Bread

Using mashed potato In bread,
allow 30 % of the bulk of the po
tato for liquid, and 80 u for flour
supplement. The amount of
moisture IN potatoes Is variable,
therefore, the exact amount OF
flour in given recipe cannot be-
stated. Any method may be used
in making potato bread, except
In the sponge method the mashed
potato is added TO the sponge,
and less of the flour will be re.
quired to make the sponge Of
proper consistency. Three.
fonrths C. warm water u C. com.
pressed yeast, ! tips. sugar,
tips, fat, a tips. salt, y C. mashed
potato, ~ G. flour. Potato may
also be used in whole wheat
bread.
After making flower beds,
plant the curly variety of pars.
ley around the edge. Soon there
will be pretty border-an use.
full. The parsley can be used
for soups and salads and to dec.
crate, for the oftener it's plucked,
the better il grows.