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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued.

FOR SALE
Delightful Chevy Chase.
Four big bedchambers; breakfast room.
Tiled bath; hot-water heat.
Ruud heater: oak floors: electricity.
New. never occupied; big attic.
Only S, 900. Worth S, 1000.
First trust. 5000. Great bargain.
Full commission to brokers.
FOR SALE
Three-story brick residence.
Just above 9th and Mass. ave. NV.
Bargain. Only $1,000.
Nine rooms and bath; good lot.
FOR SALE
Nice. clean neighborhood. northwest.
Parlor. dining room. kitchen.
4 bedchambers and big tiled bath.
Lot 1ox142 to paved alley; parquetry noors.
Good fixtures; south fronts; square Of cars.
Price, $3.50, on terms.
Full commission to brokers.
FOR SALE
Square Capital Traction cars.
Near Union station and printing ONCE.
Six fine rooms and bath; good lot.
Price. 81 900; terms to suit.
Full commission to brokers.
R. W. BEALL.
1920 New York ave.
Call Main $500. Call (residence) Col. 1905.
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FOR sALE-Two OF THn
most attractive 7-room and bath
bungalows ever offered In Saul's
Addition, Washington's exclu-
sive residential section; they
have all the latest modern
equipment; beautiful lots. Price,
96, ,250. Reasonable terms can
be arranged. Open for inspec-
ton daily.
PHILLIPS & sAGER, mo,
II. 9s. 400 New York ava. NV.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
FOR RENT-STORES.

4e7 FLA. AVE. N.w-oAR TRANsER STA
tion; at intersection Of two main thorough
lar and large 2-atory brick factory building In
rear; six-room and bath apartment above;
owner will rent for period Of years to re-
sponsible party or sell on reasonable terms.
Address $50 Southern bldg.
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FOB SALE UNTIL MoNDAY-BY OWNER.
Ready to Move Into Today

inch walls: rooms and bath; latest electric
lighting; also sas; excellent hot-watsr heat;
bright cellar; front and back entrance; laundry
tubs: servants toilet; storeroom; nice outlook
over quiet street and wide avenue; minutes
walk to church. drug store, bakery, laundry and
Sanitary; comparatively new; never unrented.
$3.50. Address Boz Tilt, Star ONCE Phone
North 10o1-W. Key at LIT T st. NV. $500;
about 81 800 cash. 12>
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READY FOB OCCUPANCY.
$2o.oooEwyomfng ave. nsaf Conn. sve.: II
rooms and baths; hot-water heat.
$4,000
8 st. near 18th; 10 rooms. 3 baths; hotwatss
heat; side lot: garage for two cars.
$4,000.
Magnificent home, 81c0 3 st: ID rooms ana
2 baths.
Que st. near o0th; colonial bE4cks - rooms,
8 baths: hot-water heat
S1l, ,00o
q st. near 17th; 10 rooms ana bath.
$500.
Lamont st. near 11th St; 8 rooms and bath:
hot-water heat.
ALLAN Il WALKER & co., mo,
1888 g Ut. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

10 ACRES, 12-RooM HOUSE IN VIRGINIA:
one block from the electric car line; chicken
house, barn and stable. Price, $3.50. Build
ings in good repair; house practically new.
JOSEPH C. ZIRKLE. 208 Colorado building.
THREE FINE, HIGH LOTS. y ACRE EACH.
Takoma Park, near car line; &100 Of wood on
each; near water tower. Only $500 each;
only $50 cash, balance In 10 years. OWNER,
lA2a RtA AVt6 aAana=C al
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BOSTON TO GUARD
AGAINST AIR RAID

Possibility that other coast cfties
NAV take steps for protection against
air raids is indicated by the action Of
Mayor Peters Of Boston IN granting
permission tor an Army oncer to place
anti-aircraft guns in the Boston pub
lie gardens.
At the War Department today II
was stated that protection Of this
kind against the remote possibility OF
air raids was a matter for action OF
the local military authorities at points
along the coast.
Army Control in Capital.
The usual procedure would be for
the military authorities to get permis-
sion from the municipal government
to place such guns as they saw At. as
in the case Of Boston But in Wash
ington the matter probably would % oe
partment, because that department
controls Potomac Park and other big
reservations where such anti-a1rcraft
guns might be located.
So far as was ascertatned toc4y
there is no plan In contemplation Tor
the protection Of Washington In this
particular. In fact, many Army om-
GERS have been inclined to believe the
danger at this time OF any air raids
extremely ehimertoaL
No cases are known whore a1Sor2ft
have been transported BY submarines
and launched from than. and Il n be-
lieved that such activity woulds0e an
extremely dif1cult problem
Precautions In New York.
Soon after the U-boat raids aionsl
the American coast New York took
stems to protect the city from airI
raids by dimming the lights alongl
broadway and at Coney Island. but
much of this precaution has BEEN
abandoned i
Not long ago there was q proposal
to cover the gilded statehouse doma|
in Boston, because 1t was believed ID
would furnish a target, by its reflec-
tion at night. for aeroplanes. But the
covering has not yet been constructed
In the extremely unlikely event OF
an air raid port cities, Of course J
would be the logical points Of attack ]
unless the enemy regarded the mora
effect of dropping few bombs abouf}
the Capital city as advantageous.
In Boston permission has been OBJ !
tained for the placing of the anti-air-
craft guns, but 1t Is not known wheth- !
er they will be placed at once o4
whether this formality was compiled
with in order that they might be pu(
hplAeA. 4 1na6AA
Evening star., 1918-07-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR THRIFTY ooLoRED
who are tired Of paying rent
s5.boo-R st. near 18th; rooms. 2 baths;
hot-water heat.
$5,e5o-15th 1t. near b: 10 rooms and BAN:
furnace.
S.boo-ous ct. near 14th: . rooms and 2
baths; garage.
s4.boo-ontario sve.; Q rooms and bata; hot
water heat
s4.25o-P st. near 11th: 10 rooms and bath;
furnace.
$,2oo-oue ct. near 18Th; rooms and bath.
ss.eoo-sth st. near o; z rooms and bath:
furnace.
$1,7oo-2ard st. near 9: rooms and bath.
ALLAN Il WALKER d CO.. NO,
1888 st. NV.
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BY OWNER

BY OWNER
A downtown house, ami,
9 rooms, porches, 2 baths;
furnished or unfinished;
screens, awnings and ex-
tras; furniture and house
like new; nice home, room
ing or boarding house; be-
tween 2 car lines, near mar
ket stores; at least $1,s0O
cash. Address Box ut,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1918-07-11
RARE BARGAIN.

Owner WIN ssIl his new Groom brick house,
thoroughly modern, high elevation. southern
exposure; one block 14th 1t. car line: tmme-
date posssasioa. Addresa Box 25o-R star
..,-... IL
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$So50-PA AVE. Sc.
See this dandy home; rooms, bath: dry eel
lar; furnace heat: wide colonial porch; easy
terms. L. E. F. PRINCE. 1410 H st.
FINE 7R. AND B. (FURNIsHED) HOUSE. on
Shepherd st. (Petworth); immediate possession:
winter coal and wood in: all for SO. $50 II taken
now. See me at once. D. c. LEAHY, 1908
II st. NV.
End AND R SITS. NE.-sEvERAL TWO
story brick houses; 9 rooms. bath, h.w.h.. elec-
tric lights. front and rear porches. Price,
$3.50.
SHEPHERD ST., NEAR 14th-A BEAUTIFUL
little house: rooms, bath. furnace heat, front
and rear porches. Price. $3.500.
1st AND BRYANT srs. N.w.-rwosroRY
brick; rooms. bath, furnace heat. Price,
$3.50.
14th AND MONR0E-THREBSTORY BRICK;
8 rooms. bath. furnace heat; large back yard
to alley. Price. 81 600; terms.
18th AND NEWTON sTs.-THREE-sToRY
brick; 10 rooms, bath, h.w.h. Price, $5. $50
cash..
oIssEL. TALBOT b CO., mo.
zoos New York ave. NV. Main 1093.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

ONE OF THE BEST INVESTMENTS IN THE
northwest - Two-gtory. six rooms and bath
house; hot-water heat; electric lights: large
porches; built by one Of the best builders in
town; house in good condition: leased now for
5000 per month. Price, 81 $50.
d. II, ROLAND DRURY,
204 Woodward bldg. Main s658.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

LARGE, ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENCES,
bustness and suburban properties. apartments,
building lots and farms on which exchanges
can be made; we are making speciality of
this neld and have many advantageous propo-
sittons.
THOMAS J. FIsHER & CO.. Inc.
73S 18th st. NV.
Exchaure department.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued.

Columbia Road,
Near 18th st, Nine large
heat; gas and electric lights. and
in drst-class condition. Price only
$3.50. Substantial cash payment
required. Possession can be had.
SHANNON q LUCHS.
Phone II. 2345. 713 14th st.
Downtown Six-Room Brick
Dwelling on Eye Ut. near Bird st.
House contains six large rooms and
bath. with good yard to alley.
Price only $50, on easy terms.
Phone N. 2S45. 713 18th st.
Spring Road,
Near 18th st. NV. Modern two
story brick dwelling Of SIX large
rooms and tiled bath: hot-water
heat; gas and electric lights hard
wood floors; laundry tubs and
toilet In cellar large porches front
and rear: also good yard to wide
paved alley: Price only $4.650.
month, month; nT1 PosssssiGn October !.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Phone N. 2345. 713 18th st.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEW SUBURBAN RESIDENCE IN CHEVY
Chase-1O rooms. three baths. garage. WIN
rent for summer and possibly longer. Com.
municats with R. W. GEARE. Woodward
LOWER TWO FLOORS OF HOUSE IN BEAU
tiful northwest section; large. cool, exception
ally attractive rooms; completely furnished;
8rd floor (separate BATH occupied by owner.
1881 Col. rd. Tel. Col. 2SS0-JA
GROOM HOUSE. COMPLETELY FURNISHED;
no objection to roomers; long lease; five blocks
north of Dupont Circle and service club; nicely
arranged for clubhouse; vtctrola; hot-water at
tachment, ETC.. $3.50 month. North 10SO.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES.
ALL SECTIONS.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD (Inc.).
SIT 18th st. NV. ~.
UNFURNIsHED.
: ROOMS; NEW PAPER; $40 PER MONTH;
81 ct. cars; District line ne. OWNER, 1856
1th NV. 1Se
NEW CORNER HOUSE. JUST COMPLETED.
Petworth; rooms. bath; modern garage; SO.
Address Box 2ts-k. Star office. 13.
TO RENT-To oAREFUL TENANT; ROOMS
and bath. detached house; NV. Address Boz
ACT. Star office. 13.
NEAR 18th AND SITS. NV: 10 ROOMS. 2
baths. garage. electricity; rent. $500 per
EDw. P. SCHWARTZ. Inc. 7s4 18th NV.
s1o.0o-Blair I'd. n.w.. rooms.
$50.00-Misscuri ave. NV, opposite ofnces
..oo ~ now building; y rooms; @n.,,.., how'd,
some. large. modern place Of the
fss1 Tou1S sSsPs: +. 81 smoESa%ERs fasanSi garage
1407 New York ave. NV. Phone Main 1865
D,;1. SEM PAPsR Ps PW,RS PsE Tfa'h isaa
7th st. NV. 1ss
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc,
Real Estate Loans and Insurance.
UNFURNISHED.
1271 1st se12r 20. 90 1927 cissel al nw4rs.5
COLoRED.
% ns Snow. w NV. 5i sss Rear ar 1854 Wis. ave-
Century bldg. 412 9Th l2.5o
The Sterling. 1915 Calvert st.. rm. in bsmt.2o.oo
STORES.
a32a Conn v....7s, % % e 2oos4 z Z NV. 1000
zoos NV. 20. 90 21Oe 18th NV. IS. 90
STABLES AND GARAGES.
ts fasTEp suhhrss ify
PROPERTIES FOR RENT WILL Be FUR
NIsHED ON APPLICATION.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc,
7ss 18th STREET NV.
sSe sioc. A isss NV. 1,r s. %. Sc X sc. =
$50. =. .ss1 NV. 1er s. .oo. 116 Ban. ct NV. Or
slo.50. .4s2 eh sw. 5r IS 90. 112s cush pl se. AZ
FURNISHED.
$500 Alta Vista Md. .12r 5000. 1s83California 11r
$500 2137 lie Roy pl, ,11r SIZE. .1747 Corcoran, Or
$3.50. .551S S7th nw,11r 500. Falls Chh I'd, II
$2o5 1885 Harvard. Or 500. College Pk. Nd. .sr
STORES.
SO, SO ,17ol l4'h NV. II 'ls.Sos sss Mass nv.'s'
OFFICES.
Sos. 400 5th NV. sr SIS. .s14 NV. 2r. "a
Complete list of property for rent viii b
sent upon request.
sWARTZELL. RHEEM 4 HENSEY CO..
727 18th ct. NV.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

HIGH STATE CULTIVATION. $50 ACRES
near Washington; no trust; for apt. house.
clear, or one trust; macadam roads; electric
cars every 30 minutes; stock and Implement.
Price. $50. 900. Send statement gross rents
and expense first letter; no time to lose. Ad-
dress Box A1-S, Star office. 12e
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WANTED TO BUY.

preferable me-; state price, terms and loca-
tion and when possession can be had. Address
BoY Eat Star office.
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A SNAP FOR QUICK BUYER-TwO FRAME
houses on Georgia ave-; will sacrifice. Call
Columbia 1499. 17s
NET 500 INVESTMENT IN CHEVY CHASE,
D. c.; fine seven-room and bath brick; half
square from Connecticut ave.; 8 porches e In
closedD. two open freplaces, hardwood floors.
hot-wster heat. electric lights; leased for one
year for 500 per month; price. $3.50: $500
interest, taxes, etc. J. N. PARKER, 31S Col
orado bldg. Main 5231.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-yACANT-IMME-
date possession; one Of Nthe incest homes in
this section; hollow tile construction: sleeping
porch; screened throughout; beautiful shade.
fine lot: garage. Price, S1O.500; terms. J. N.
PARKER s1S Colorado bldg Main 1921.
BY OWNER-VACANT, 7-ROOM DETACHED
house, NV; plans changed since buying 4
month ago; will sell at cost. Address Box
45-T, Star office. 13s
Evening star., 1918-07-11

THE UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
{. ADOLPH RICHARDS, II. A., n. g., PRIZE
SO 18th St. NV. Frankiin 2oeo. Mathematics
tsli sranehe.l. physie.t E5sii.h: 1: Lns: se:,; Y;
universisies. Tuition. $500 per moath. = thaao
aGfertnE immediately.
Evening star., 1918-07-11

NEW sIx-ROOM HOUSE; HIGH ELEVATION; !;
two baths; maids toilet: full basement: laun-
eag elegant ,S HsT Sell
Cali evenings OF Sundays.
THREE HOMES: LARGE, VALUABLE LOTS:
low priced; your terms.
l12 M st. NV; modern. Or. and bath; 2sx
SIT v NE. 2111oo; room for saraSe; 8
:. eos Newton st. NV: lot 7aIioo; lot worth
'0''0' d. ". V.G:' F. NASH. 1a Iaa NJ st 900
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
No. i dRiFToN s1asis sTREET. 'e'''
Large modern htue,
wate: heat; all modern improvements.
Lasse ios1i%neGtatn low possession.
THE wAsH1NeToN LOAN AND TRUST
1888 MERIDIAN PLACE NV. lTHREE
squares north Of 14th and Park road); $4,000;
small cash payment; balance monthly; 6r. and
b.; large basement; furnace; porches; back
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE; 90 BY $50 LOT:
a:m.i except bath. otherwise in splendid con-
dition. Call 725 Jefferson st. NV.
fun, bALEf-AVVhAOT1fE HOME N.W.s
$500; 8 rooms, bath; hotwater heat; near
r. I. ave. and 2nd lt. NV. TERMS.
CHAs. W. STEERS, 1870 N. 7. ave- NV,
HOBART ST. NV. NEAE 18th ST.
double rear porches; ali screened; lot 24x9S;
paved alley; servants room and attic; hot
water heat; electric lights and hardwood
floors; opportunity to get real home. Act
4. 9. HoUGHToN & CO., l51e n st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
Evening star., 1918-07-11
FARMS.
FOR SALE,

NINETY-ACRE FARM-CHARLoTTEsvI
Va. VIII sell, rent or exchange. Inquire IS
Eye st. NV. 13s
FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPNRTiRs. OND
to ] 600 acres for Gale exchange.
NcLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
II. 4a2. (Real Estate Dept.) 10th and @ NV.
WANTED.
WANTED-To RENT. WITH PRIVILEGE OF
buying. 20 to 80 acre farm, with equipment,
some stock and poultry, in Maryland or vir-
ginia; vicinity Of market. Address Box zoos.
Star ONCE. 12s
Evening star., 1918-07-11

FOR sALE-A VERY NICE LARGE ROOMS
and bath house; hot-water heat; located u
block from Lincoln Park on a wide ave. The
unusual thing about this house 1t is now va
~ MOORE 4 HILL, INC.
1420-22 NV.
FOR sALE-A MOST DESIRABLE CORNER.
porches: hot-water heat; electric lights, screen
and awnings; practically new; located In beau
tiful saul's Addition. one block from 18th st.
MOORE & HILL. INC.
142O-22 II NV.
FIVE ROOMS, s., PAMTkY; ANT. 1T TOILET; HOT HOT
condition. 1928 Lawrence st. ne. Call 1927
Jackson st. ne. 13.
5Ie HOBART PLACE N.W;.NEW ROOMS
payment: pay eata balance monthly. By owner. 9. a
POOLE. 642 Lamont NV. Phone Col. 579-W. :.
BETWEEN CONNECTICUT AVE. AND ROCK
Creek Park. convenient to bureau Of stand
ity; nne lot and trees; only $500.
Near Connecticut ave. and Chevy Chase Club.
0Sdsn witt,
duced from $500 to $500. Immediate pos
session.
Wonderfully developed place: great variety
and abundance Of fruit and flowers; substan-
tial 7-room brick dwelling with ample porch
garden ''fai Ths Unique sss psope1 9 With is
markable outlook and productivity. offers a
rare opportunity. Price. S9.750.
Irving ST. NV. near Georgia ave-; 8 rooms,
bath. furnace. gas: price. 50. 7b0.
st. NV. west of 14th-House especially
adapted to boarding; IL rooms. 8 baths. hot
water heat. electricity. C many lavatories;
price. So. 900.
Handsome. especially substantial brick cor
ner house near Walter Reed Hospital. brick
garage to match, II rooms. baths; hardwood
floors; modern heat and light: sleeping and
other porches: probably the most attractive
house in the city for the price. $1,000
Petworth, near cars: excellent neigIborhood: I:
8 large rooms. bath; lot 1sI1O0: only S.. $50.
Large places in the suburbs. some Of peculiar
merit, at $2S. 900 and upward.
LOUIS z. SHOEMAKER,
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S15, 5,O00-FoR SALE By OWNER: 125-FT.
front; beautiful lawn. trees and shrubbery:
highest elevation and best location; u blocks
from Conn. ave-; IL rooms. baths: cement
drive to garage. Address Box 253-K, Star
onice.
Evening star., 1918-07-11
WANTED-HOUsES.

WE NEED HOUSES AND APARTMBNTS TO
rent, city or suburban, furnished or unfurnish-
ed, especially at moderate rentals; also houses
to sell, in Petworth Mount Pleasant, Washings
ton Heights and other parts. Mstings are tnS
vited. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1401 New York avo. NV. Phone Main 116d.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.


near Union station; rented at $50 per month !;
price, S.. $50. Address Box 220-S. Star office.
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EDUCATIONAL.

sPANIsH-Instruction. TRANSACTIONS, any day,
any hour. wherever wanted. Address Boz SAT,
Sfar office
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until the mixture bubbles Add the
water slowly, beat and stir until the
mixture thickcnS Remove from the
fire and beat in the rest OF the tat The
chopped, spiccd cucumber pickles, added
to this sauce, make it appetillng with
warmed-oyer fish
Caper Sauce.
One cup drawn-butcr sauce.
Two tablespoons Capcrs.
Dram the capers until there is no
drip before mixing them with the
drawn-buttcr sauce.
Capers come to this country from
France, packed or put up IN dark green
bottles, m a sort OF pickcllng liquid,
which gives them a Saty-sour flavor. A
very few Of them add wonderfully to
the flavor Of sauces or salads that re
Quire that flavor TO give them tone
Not one OF the sauces are very cN-
pcn,yc or difficult to make, but add ,r
much to the fish. If carefully served
we viii not notice the difference be
tween shipped fish and the "righ, oul
Of the water kind.
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We Pay lie for Good Feed Sacks Free From Holes and
Patches
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distance Lut fine flavor is not the
s,me and can NOT be- no difference
how well il is prepared.
Learn to Fnioy Fish.
There is only one thing. that | can
see for rs 10 do. and that is to learn
IN maxi. and enioy the taste Of mum
hers n the various sauces and buffers
that may he made and served with fish
nf all kipds
II len, wonder that Won hear so
many nersons declare that ,hcy do not
like fish when ,1u realize thar the only
kind that thew have ever tried to eat is
a drv nirrr nf some of thr-white fishes
that are u,r9lly Served in nuhlic eating
houscs-cooked in a small amour, OF
tat or hakcn dry as a bonc-,hen with.
ont a bit Of sauce or relish. is served
lonesome like in the center of a platc
which for patriotic reasons. YOU ar,
suooosed 10 eat and declare that yo,
don't mind doing without beef wher
,ou can oct such ioyclv fish"
And Flavor Needed.
N is either a matter of ignorance OF
shifilesines, that fish. either in th
hone or in restaurants is served in thi,
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Z SAPage Devoted TO Food Products

to mix With, one cup rye flour, salt.
three teaspoons baking powder, one and
one-quarter cups milk or milk and
and water (you may use one cup sour
milk into which put one-quarter tea
spoon soda), three tablespoons melted
lard compound, one cup cornmeal, one
half cup barley flour Makes fourteen
gems.
Pressed Chicken-One bowliul chick
en- chopped fine, one teaspoon sage,
one beaten egg, one cup bread crumbs.
one small onion, previously cooked
and chopped fine. salt and pepper 10
taste. Muistcn with hot chicken BROTH
press in a bowl Serve cold.
One Dish Dinner Melt three table
spoons drippings, add two tablespoons
corn,tarch and brown then add two
cups hot skim milk. stirring as il
,hickcns. Add liberal amount OF salt
and pepper, add quarter pound
cream cheese cut in small pieces one
| can tomato soup one medium onio'
chopped very fine one small can oi
mushrooms.
Grease baking dish and fiji three
quarters full Of spaghetti, which ha'
been previously boiled until tender II
water with one tablespoon salt Cover
with first mixture, bake in medium
oven until brown Serve with baked
potatoes Serve six persons.
Ox,ail with Toma,oes-Take on,
large ox,ail Tor two pounds. cut up a
Joints, wash in hot water and dry. Put
On the stove to brown with one larg.
onion cut up fine, and a Tablespoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-19

Two tablespoons DulleI or euuNu-
tutc
One. half teaspoon salt
Add the salt and butter 10 the boiling
water and when well dissolved beat IN
the lemon Juice. Chopped parsley
onion tops. celery tops or any green.
chopped very fine, will add TO the ap-
pearancc as well as the flavor This Is
recipe for a small amount, but may
be served hy ,poonluls over each piece
as it is served TO the individual Baked
or hroilcd fish Is greatly improved when
this sauce is added II Lemons 49, too
expensive, vinegar in smaller amounts
may be used.
Tomato Sauce (SmaIl AmounD
One cup cooked tomatoes.
Two tablespoons tat
Two tablespoons flour or one ia
blcspoon corn or rice starch.
Onc-half teaspoon salt
Cook either the fresh or canned
tomatoes until the pulp may he thor
oughy mashed Ii liked best, the whole
may be forced through a coarse sieve
| but il IS extravaganza 10 throw away
| the Seeds. Put them back with the pulp
and mix them thoroughly There is a
very high percent Of oil in tomato
seeds, and together with the bulk that
they give to foods. makes 1t almost
! "wigkcd' to throw them away Blend
the flour and fat and stir in thcrtomato
until the liquid IS smooth Cook over
a very low fire for several minutes
Add the salt and any OF the "hots' as
tabasco, cayenne, etc
This sauce may be served with less
waste, as 1t is heavier and so much is
not lost on the plate If the tomatoes
lack acid, a few drops OF vinegar or
lemon may he used have known per
sons who enjoyed the flavor Of celery
salt and diced onion with this sauce.
Vegetable Sauce.
(Mav be made from lcit-oyers)
Onc-hali cup green peas
Onc-hali cup chopped celery
One tablespoon cau''llowcr.
One cup white sauce.
| Add these and small amounts Of any
other that may be lett to the hot whit,
Ndu'C anu AVINC ONtl llAH IdllA VI llAl
sausagcs.
Egg Sauce.
Two hard cooked eggs.
One teaspoon chopped parsley
One cup white sauce,
| Force the hard cooked yolks througl
a sieve or ricer Chop the white, int,
small pieces Mix these thoroughly
with the warm sauce, then add tn
parsley and what seaSonnGs are liked
This sauce is best served cold owe
hot fish.
! Cheese Sauce.
One cup white sauce
One.half cup grated cheese
Paprika.
When the white sauce has cooled. ado
the paprika, until it is pink Fold il
the grated cheese. think this sauc
! is better ii the PARTICLES Of cheese ar,
whole, than il melted as will be the cas-
ii the sauce is hot when the cheese i
added.
Drawn Butter Sauce.
-Four tablespoons butter or butter
substitute
Two tablespoons corn flour.
One-fourth teaspoon salt
One-cighth teaspoon white pepper.
One cup water
Two chopped cucumber pickles.
| Melt two tablespoons OF the fat adj
| the flour, salt and pepper and COO
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CULTIVATE AN APPETITE FOR FISH
BY EATING IT With PROPER SAUCE;
IT HELPS CONSERVE MEAT FOODS

Two tablespoon, butter or sub'ti-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-19

Fish should, al
most literally be
thrown right from
the hook into the
frying pan, but
what are we going
TO do, living hun
drcds Of miles
from the source
and having TO eat
fish as often as
we do2
The real food
value and palata
hility OF fish is
not impaired the
least if it is we'll