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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-12
TAKES STATE POSITION
MILO q. DRAKE, OF MADISON,
APPOINTED DEPUTY STATE
AUDITOR.

A state appointment which will be
cf personal interest to the people of
this portion of the state and of value
to the official interests of the state
at large is that of Milo G.. Drake, of
Madison, to the position of deputy
state auditor. The appointment
comes through ]. ID. Reeves, of Gro
ton, elected to the position of state
auditor at the recent general cleo
ton. The citizens of the eastern
Drake best will appreciate the excel
lence of the appointment. Mr.. Drake
has had official experience in the line
OF work he is about to take up, hav-
ing served four years as auditor of
Lake county. During his incumbency
of that office he showed himself to
be not only a painstaking official,
but also possessing unusual initiative
calculated to improve the work of the
office generally, instead of combining
himself to mere clerical work. OF
late Mr.. Drake has occupied the posi-
tion of secretary of the South Dakota
Retail Implement Dealers associa-
ton, an organization of business i'm
portance not only in this state. but
throughout the other states of the
union. In this he has made good as
well as in other lines Of business in
which he has been engaged. In his
new position the citizens of the state
having business with the state audi
tors office will find Mr.. Drake first
of all a courteous gentleman and
thoroughly competent and willing to
transact their business for them to
their satisfaction.
Mr.. Drake will his family
from Madison to Pierre ready to en-
ter upon his official duties the first
of the year.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-12
Better Bargains Than Ever Through the RegnpMg and Repddng of Broken Lots and Small Asomenb %=

her late husbands policy in the
Northwestern National Life Insur-
ance company, whose agents. F. G.
Ball & Son, rendered the payment
mentioned.
Miss Gay Zenola Maclaren render
ed her noted initiative recital of the
patriotic play, Friendly Enemies"
at the Normal auditorium last even
ing. Those present were highly en-
tertained by the rendition and de-
clared themselves pleased with the
personality and ability of the lady
giving the recital. While in the city
Miss Maclaren is stopping at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Walden.
According to the press dispatches
announcement that at the demonstra-
ton at Brest, France, tomorrow upon
the arrival at that port of President
Wilson, Admiral Sims, commander
in-chief of all naval forces in Europe
will personally command the fleet Of
nine b~attleships and 80 destroyers
which Is to meet the presidents shiI
at sea and escort 1t to Brest. Ad'
miral Sims flagship will be the Wy
oming. 1t Is of local interest to note
that three Madison boys have beef
serving aboard the Wyoming fol
more than a year. They are William
Brinker. Paul Hollister and Johr
Nighbert.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-12
DOES THE BRUNSWICK COST
MORE? NO.

In spite of its overwhelming ad-
vantages the price is comparable
with those lacking Brunswick ideas
and refinements. Model for model,
the Brunswick has been kept at the
usual prices. Yet it could easily
command more. We will be pleased
to play the Brunswick for you and
show you the advantages Of the
Brunswick method of reproduction.
This will not place you under the
slightest obligation to buy. We want
you to make comparisons. You will
then appreciate the Brunswick bet
terments.--Frank C. Smith, the Rex
all Store.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-12
A Mrs. Hines, of winfred. was ad

A Mrs. Hines, of Winfred. was adj
judged insane today and will be
taken to Yankton by Sheriff Keller.
This is indeed a sad case since three
small children are left to be placed
In the care of meo else.
Union services will be held at the
high school auditorium this evening.
Since 1t is a Thanksgiving service all
should try to be present. The time
is 1880.
Mrs. Fred Denhart, whose husband
passed away in Iowa recently while
en- route to Texas to spend the win
ter, was the recipient last evening OF
q check for $1,000 which represented
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-12
THE CITY.
LOCAL E

Fancy dairy butter. SIS cents per
pound at J. A. Johnson's.
Mrs. p. w. Kelley was among
those from Ramona today who are
shopping in Madison.
Mrs. w. /. Thompson and Marcus
Aus are 1t Sioux Falls today attend
INK the state grain mems convention.
Miss Irene Martin, one Of the
young lady clerks at the Home Sup
Nv store. has been Ill for q couple
" daya-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

IN H = ~ ~ AAhA TT A'af N
lOk htNr TOO uparimsrta og tast
Burnett % rooms Heraraf" bath N1fphy
beds. $40 per month Phone otl9
ruK RENT Nre Groom apartment pu
yatr hall bath and porch rcui 500 90
couple vithont children lhouo 30ti.j.
Fu-ruWA p. st9 tour room uatIf
risatd apartment close 90 private bath
rbous 1852
MAIS. N. Cs uuWrH.shri apartments.
rooms each, bIlliu fcaiurrs. dIsap.
usarrc haia
MtsE RRpCkNT~ APIS oar aad one
room HnfsrntHsd apaGma8I 'ot rcHt
Phone 351l
.uNE new '.fo.u Apartment lu.t conn
p.rtri. hardwood r,1fs. decorated. waicr
fHrrIahrd. basement aundry. bIsh coo.
location. ana W. Second sI IaoHe
l."N.
pEINtrr A4r Modern, to permanent
people Phone 1sH1
APARTMENTS FURNISHED 70
uguCbNNN APT aog Sfv room ,p,r'.
mont Furnished, southeast eaposuro
Phone l'1t
CARSON. o.. 1906 rhrso room mtrslsd
apartment to Iei frr "a nur'ft. can
between aad /. Fh0H0 -l1'K
.rtNUfNNATf. Hul uorHstaI. 0t rr.
veto home also sleeping rnnrr 1n second
floor. rffr|y furH.rNrt must Nr seen Goo
Hs appreciated, garage u desired Phone
1's' ior parh'u.Fu
kNaI AsN APIS Fo- rsat Uru ear
iruher D. elegant hroam furnished
arafmrai Apply 20 laniiHr
FNH HtNr-Nrry nice tr.1m fm..h-d
antvtmrHf. especially dcNr1b.r fnr Huu.
mer yVla'ares sleeping rooms 0n
south viaIows i1 each. ArEr srree1ei
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13

NAhIbb TO HhNT
OFFICE RuON m Map bldg outsldo.
south exposure Call zoos MtMiHn.
ROOM WANTED uy adv employed must
ts large and iu good aslshborhood will
i''S y pay good roHts give fuli paftiru.
lars $40. care ~ world
WANTED House on souih or soathwest
eide MuHt be reasonable Sign long
lease for rioso in. n0 DOGS ard cata bat
a small family. address 4 o. ho1 i1s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
EINANCIAL


BUSINESS oPPoRTuEIrIEs 4;
F'k tNLE.N a tacrjNcc. we'll s.i,is
.''a real osiaie business rood ,o.,
VIII ir'oiro fixtures reason. "a.
'ha 20 war. .ta.t ta18 OFT 5000
f"s ",s SAAss. l.,Hs stand. as south Nsia
fAtiNE ER 10 finance Hor's c,r,bir.a
e..rfAoi ard shoe buftousf far u,tsot
'I'.''' hJ Ii1y fasa utia
'"EtNI Rest rasA off.r f,- ,.v
''.'t.i fr1nunF DrrrN station. iuu.lio,
l"Hi m Frisco and sfauro-t raifearss
10 competition iat'da five lIo.As. im.
lras ulh r.u Rim deed 90 b, 40
or r'o"rf It stands on. ihaos ali
|" n lHls AddrosE D. ID Perry.
'r".Huw
WANT partner vita $1,000 ta $4,000 "a.
.hh' tI7a"r.a' iaturu .a/rvah0Ittrl iob
h't"''a Prefer .AIraraa sho gan
".''l' iTn FIHF ruuHrturftr hHd~vf.I
r.''.i urd Investigation. A8irsu No
Will RENT balcony rr fuu.,h nov aio-s
Eu.H .rr m...sru department 90 ,sspsa
s.... party Phone IsrI
Will H.N ."s.a.s. np .a 81. 900 it profit
a"H 'N""H is3' World.
on LANDS AND lEAsra ,k
puH s'lr .e, n.tr,s on n,U-.or t,r
"H.H.. 'f NsHaHr frr 5000
' nr fe n,atmsaa nnas
sh't.. PRODUCTION ,NaH.v f-.i. u...v
.H.a...a A. f.I.. s'so 1rHUg. contract
60 Hl I'aar oHrar IaN. ho4 s,a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
FINANCIAL

BUsfHBss orPoRrUMrfEs 4.
30 YOU Want Go tu, or ,..l", -
na'lneas non it 90 ssesacy. att E',
hv,h l'.r-F OVER i is,s som. ,...
11,,sc",e pruraDnons for SOU. sl.s q,
r-,. t'o.''t stores barber sbors
armt Allison Hr,tv AN g. sna
d.'na' hhat Phone t54a or tI97
FuR s1Lk small bg,ir... 49,.
won. f1'thble 10Y o. lady B, r,r,-D
Address N'E lsa. care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13

r....,. -.,......... ,.,
J. o. wv
uo'p'a 'a..'At r.... ..l......f
A'1l IRON "
O chairs buffet '........ '"..r 2t
snd other ar'N '-'a ' 3'A.''
fh'he S''' iN
ESQ DAEH irIn r1.#s H..H t"r. ..r..
rnums for rent cheap f.ng I..s fsF.
nlrct
.,,,.
FUR sAlt-flvr ru""f 'Tn'.'. ....'
civ. an 81 ,.,... ..... ....
p-,ili, -.
'yNh ho'he n-'..
ia-riiaro lsi, ir d, E~aa, -. Is
Ninth
liAtH OVEN ras r,n.. 81. H..
MATTRFCsFg P.r,,st.r ,rr ,..g4rr.4
returned home thr r.na .sr rr5ut
No.. "'NAl lH'i h '0.''..
Az N''H--t tle1 Victor. 0".H.
OIL MAoHEEng sgrrurH q.
nv, ,r,
v ~, a. ,hAsF s-,Abd township n','' so a'
ssis Hga' toruh n t..
Tuim on" go, b..
cattlorus aud pris.ii,t a., s-.r
81 20 l'o kyA Eoasr,.,r Complete ...
t.',T elegant conltion ono .
g.ro s~ engine; ono a1 b. .. r"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
EMPLoYMENT

..-.t ..-,..,,.,..,
LMFLO Y MIN
--.-..t t,,,.,. ......,... 1870. ,..-.s
a. Gao
.A. va l-..Ugw
Omen for Agency Organizer
pany Address LEO, care
WoTld.
N"" ".|H FNN.FEl AtI L'o-
a....8 .. .l Uuau mase a ust OF
-, -.- '..' ... .,.s ''' ...s,.sa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13


.... ',.. '.'. ., ... ,'' ,' ''' wa
,......,. .......... ,.........,
.."..
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,,.,....
'.'
lAHH If tar uat -.om nnuss
ta3. ''.'' ' W "'' none
Psi ~ H,.N '...'...i ...'' ..r Pop. 700
WI. on. room .''' s.. ..'
''. I"' '.. ''.'. '..' '.''' .''
lIH N'oh '.r...'UI '.".. fHr 'Nnt an1
'1-0'turo fa' ".r '.N Detroit
VICTOR md ranr room nrHisfrI
t8u.a for rent Hit ~ irorh house
modern
. OFFICES AND orsRRY~ 30
''g m,l. '''fi 'T'' n..f. Ea.r 'l.tf
IaH H.roHd 20
oylrr ..p,y .rou ...>T ,,.," .tr.s,
'r,,,4 ..I r,,.,n .r.s,t., ..,,
irr pnsr. g44s
STORES AND WAREHOUSES; 80
FIRST srNFfr store room. folms above
wtI frnt rh'hp and f'Fo Lease Phones
"hi' and H.Na.
sIuHs HuuM i.r-n corner Second ana
i,oI,u iSa,,r. ,is s,,p, n.al1., ~ ~" ''''H''
Cstr. r,u.,tsn r.. o,......,,il-
,..tst a., ss.. -.. ,,tb .,,.. 80
GOO torn. $4,000 cash. bNsnrs $50
per month For partculara address Bos
iIgH Tulsa
NAhIhp TO HhNT
OFFlCE RnoN 90 Map nldg outsldo.
south exposure Call zoos MtMiHn.
ROOM WANTED u, ad, employed must
hs larr, and iu good asith b6rbooi viii
io ~. oSgorit
,.l..l.-..,r
"A' ~ House on epuin or s"l'n r'Al
~. -. w ~, 1a... ,., ~. sa,
..ii ,..,,is tt,.'.p a. 49,, ,gs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13

z. .It.| .tl. iU sulphur. ut'H $50. rHuI
..i". .14N'n NsINuan H0Fhsa.i uta.
NN'NNTa lNIs ,l,ae Boo. "a, u.
"h'r osn". phoao 1891
LANDS AND rARms ron SALE a.
o. AOHEs only miles tam H.f.
.Hu. laIfrH pwuar. phones IHH.
.Il bns s.2 fnisa
FNEuS would ts dad So have yol rsl
ur vrtH for Information ON SOME Of iFu
hrHl fnlm lands IH thla section OF fUr
tounuE A Shores, g. % nos tf7.
ruk sNlr tl a.rrs Ia t1ui uhufbau
home On -rpun house With other lm.
prov ciurnu ou che nca proposed rock
road rhouH alfl
IMPROVED FARMS ir country that has
has never t,i 4 drought. ssaya lots %
rainfall small rafh payment. DO years
for Nc balance Wf'ir ~ ID Jones im.
nirraIioa Arsnt Texas Ok.Abons A
Eastcrn Railroad Co. hrutrn hos Okls
WANTED REAL ESTATE ~
CuRyEH LOT WANTED East ado. stale
location. price and terms Address Ult
Grueral Delivery
HOUSE WANTED From 90 ig ro,nf
furnished 0r uHiUf0ishsi tenants wait
ing Sweeney 1if Robinson rhons st'H
I WANT To HuN Nsw modern room
house on paved street ~ill nay spot
rash, bat must be = bargain give com
r'rfH description sui lorAuou in first
lrtt.r dor & answer unlrsa you really
waut io sell write s7', rare World
WANTED rO my From owusr close in
h room house could 'psy eafh 40
1rFas N ia World
W IVTrp 500 or 800 acres N op-r lard
sHmr thAt ran hr cultivated. give lors.
Sion and price Atirou Realty Co, Tulsa
IHuH, tTlI
WANTED To MY I'd, room buarslus
Phone fNTf
vraf rnwarp "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
BUSINESS SERVICE
BUsIRE9s sERVICE OTTTRED

BUSINESS SERVICE oTTERED o.
AUTO REPAIRING N o,rrhAuuas. v
por horr. vort -EH rfred ans Easi
seventh St ph0ng/ lOt
warren REPAIRING. Errrrt watch and
irwrlry repairing aoHu BY F0iy fHur.rr
Ca chime siort' repaired hy chine
elock efprrt uudtr yearly guafaHtDe
Phone ttT9 AI9 South Main
BUILDING AND COErEACTIyG a
ELFCTRIC' WIRING and Nuurrs oai
shore rert ia los save money N.rtr
ChandoHg Co.. pa soutA Ma.a street.
Phone fi21
CLEANING AED DyEING g5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13

CLEAHIN1 AFO DYEING

NATrREgsE7 Renovated and recovered
returned h.HaN |Ne same Day IH".H
tai9, SGHIA1 NAj.rrsa Co
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
PERSONAL PROPERTY

A lot OF second hand sash
doors and screens for sale.
See Mr. McEroom, Supt
World Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

T|TITN'TT T|N ""TfT ""
iU ACREs only ni'ea from city, a. 500.
termt owner. Phones 1897 1891 bot
sf1 THlsa
FuH SALE sd hsfrsu. 2t acre orchtfd
room Store b.oek house some out.
IUriInes ono milo east han north
Irvt ana Admiral j. % Conn~n
tuk sAlE or trade. i1 Atota county. su
a.rss mineral land sure 10 bargain for
snur1rr. slf per acre. Phone SO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
The Table

Cabbage Soup-Chop fine one.hali
head tender white cabbage and lei bCil
one half hour in one pint water, by
which time the water will he nearly
cooked away Drain out remaining
water. then add one pint boiling milk
on" hlli cup cream, butter sire Of an
esg and pepper and salt 10 taste. Serve
with crisp crackers.
Onion Toast (meat substituted Heat
two cups milk to boiling point. add ,lN
finely chopped onions, lei simmer ulI
tender Add two tablespoons butter
salt and pepper 10 taste Cook three
minute, and pour over sly slices Of hot
bulrercd toast II liked for a girnsh
pot one or two slices of hard.b0Ilei egg
100 the toast
IIash-Two cups cold cooked potatoes
one cup cooked besls and carrots, about
two cups leftover meat, two onions, twc
tablespoon, lard. salt, pepper curry
powder. celery, paprlnka, one teaspoon
Worcestershire sauce Chop everything
as for hash Brown onion IN fat. add po,
talocS, vegetables and spices Cook
until II forms brown crust on bottom
Take leftover gravy (but milk will dol
to moistcn It occasionally Just before
serving mt one teaspoon Worcester
shire sauce between II and LITTLE
chOpped parsley
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
Z A Page Devoted TO Food Products

over the oats, cool half hour. add IN,
yeast mixed with onc.iouflh cup oI
warm water. and the flour kncdd and
LEI rise until double the sire kneaC
again and let rise IN the pan until The
sire Is doubled Bake IN q moderate
oven for fifty minutes lh., make
one loaf, weighing one and one fourth
pounds
Spiced Oatmeal Cakes
The whole family viii Ike these and
they are easily made
~ cups flour
- cooked oatmeal
q cup sugar
Z cup faislns
= teaspoon soda
J. teaspoon baking powder
- teaspoon cinnamon
= cup molasseS.
Heat the molaVe, and lal until boil
uy Mix with all the other materials
Bake IN muffin pans for thirty minute,
This makes twelve cakes
Especially crisp and good a, well a.
cheap are
Scotch oat CAcker
? cups rolled oat,
y cup Of milk
= cup NJ molaSscs
~ tablespoons tat
= teaspoon soda
! teaspoonlul salt
Grind or crush the oats and mis-
with the other materials Roll out IL
thin sheet and cut IN squares Bak,
for twenty minutes in a moderate oven
This recipe makes three dozen crack
ers.
Instead Of meat cook this appe,iling
dish for your family:
Baked Oatmeal and Nuts
? cups cooked oatmeal
! cup crushed peanuts
cup milk
! teaspoon vinegar
= teaspoon pepper
q teaspoon, salt
Mix together and bake in a CREASED
pan fifteen minutes Ih, is enough
lor five people
Let us not forget that oatmeal IS a
good, inexpensive, nutrition, food
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
Hints c%27
Your Home
MENU HINT
tMeatleS DayD
Breakfast.

..,, ,,,.,
MENU hINl
Mealle" Day
Breakfast
Cream Of Rye with Raisin'
Top Milk.
poaGhed Eggs on Toast Better
Coffee
Luncheon.
Split Pea Soup
Potato Salad MayonnaiSe Dressing
Peanut Buier Sandwiches
Baked Apples Wartime Fruit Cake
Dinner
S.allopel Oy0cr'
Baked Maeatoui
Canned String Beans
lettuce Salad
Dried Apricot ShouClke
Breads.
p...t..L.,, I'D r.,. ,,li,.,,,,.
,n,,,n,nc ,I, me-" ,b,ce ,,b,,,,"or, ST sng,I one
,s, mr, ,,,cuo son, mill on, balf
,,,.,,nn 49, .oJ, ty, t,LIs,noo,, vbsa,
Gru, one and one hall cup, buckwheat
flour
pour into small dripping nan and
bake m A moderately hot oven. Serve
warm with bulter
D.. nj ~. u,. G,,, G,,. ,,L.
N9e ~ 'an 'i.,,,,,o...d ", w .,,, '" W,tc \
"'' '..,, ,'', ,.,,y ,o''n' E, E he, L,.,J ,.,
p.''h, go s",, m;o,, hn' ~ dn,,, ,'I ~. ,n,,,,rg
.,' ~ ...,,., u,, "h, ,., .nJ J s,i, f., ,hs morn,
inc take on, one cup Of this sponge
,r1 kcso II for fine next time Add a
,un warm water IN sponcc and enough
r"pr 10 make 0i0 dough Leave rise
r,o hour, then kncad nu, IN mans. Ic'
r,,s AGAIN Wash ton OF each loaf with
wafer before ,.u nut m oven. Bake
lrr,.fiyc minute.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08

oats into five cups OF boiling waite
which has in Il two and ne-hali tea
spoons Of salt.
Cook for one hour or over night In a
double boiler or fireless cooker
This will serve five people II YOU
want II for two meals. cook twice the
I, amount to save time and fuel
Steaming Preferable.
| Rolled oats are very easily dlgeStcd
hut the digestibilty depends upon the
mode OF preparation and the thorough
lness Of insalivstion Ninety percent OF
llthe organic matter is aSsimilated.
The carbohydrates are most com
lpletely digested; the protein shows a
wide variation and easily assimilated
'lwhen properly cooked
The digestibillty Of the protein seems
No be lessened IS cooking at a high
Temperature, but the starch can be al
most perfectly dige'tible
I The softening Of cellulose is more
perfectly accomplished BY cooking for a
long time in the presence Of large
lsmount Of moisture as In steaming, or
cooking with water or milk in double
boiler.
The giutinous material which sur
Pounds the starch grains and prevents
kheir digestion is diSirhegrated so that
khc digestive juices can act
In general the more crude fiber oats
contain, the longer they should be
Booked
There Is danger in undercooked oats.
hot only OF loss Of valuable nutriment
Through failure Of digestion, but irrita-
hon Of the alimentary tract.
Time Cooking Carefully
| When oats are cooked in water some
n Il is absorbed and soluble substances
h the food pass into the remaining
water. II this water is thrown away
considerable part Of the nutrlment is
|o,t For this reason steamlng is a
preferable method.
Practical application Of the fact That
kertain nutrients are soluble is made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
German Family
Pays Half of Its
Income for Fooc

WASHINGTON, March s-Thc
seriousness Of the cost OF living prob
lem in Germany is shown in figures
announced today by the department Of
labor. which state that 52l4 percent
Of the average German family, eX-
pcndIturcs IS paid Tor iood. Fresh
meat !, scarce and smoked and con
served meats arc high in price, while
fish is two and onc,hali 10 four times
higher .han in peace times Potatoes
are being substituted for gram and
substitute, OF all kinds are being used,
especially by the poorer classes Jam
very largely has taken the place Of
butter and oleomargarlne.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
Many USES FOR OATMEAL, CEREAL
J. IS INEXPENSIVE AND AFFORDS
VARIETY OF DELICIOUS DISHES

/ in the preparation Of all kinds Of grusl'
and slafohy lellies.
Gruels are thin porridges made from
finely ground oats with milk or water
They are cooked for long time to in
sure the starch being changed 10 soluble
starch. or even partially dexiflnzed
The time for cooking should therefore
bc con,cienllouIy kept hy the clock.
BY passing the material through a
cheese cloth W sieve. the coaBer, un-
dissolved portions arc removed, and the
smooth product does not irrliate weak
ened digestive organs hence this meth.
Cd is very desirable for inyalld' and
| children
You will find the following recipes
very valuable
Try one oi these pudding, when you
have a light dinner or supper.
Oatmeal Betty.
2 cups cooked oatmeal
4 apples cut up small
= cup faisinS
cup sugar
teaspoon cinnamon
Mix all ingredient, and bake for one
| half hour Serve bot or cold Any
dried or fresh fruits dates or ground
peanuts may hc used instead Of apples
Thi, recipe will serve five people
Brown Pudding
, cups cooked oatmeal
i! cup molaSses
y cup raislns
teaspoon spices lmlNcd)
Mix and bake for one half hour.
Serve hot or cold Any fruits dried or
fresh may he used with this or a good
sauce.
Orange Sauce,
cup fat
cup sugar
tablespoon flour
Grated rlnd OF one orange
Juice OF two oranges
2 tablespoons water
Silt the flour and sugar together, the
grain, Of the starch, thus separated
are stirred into the water and fruit
Juice, cook over a slow fire until de-
sired consistency is obtained, add butter
and serve over pudding hot
This sauce is unusually good with
either Of the above puddng'
Scotch Soup.
This soup with bread and butter
sandwiches and a dessert is enough for
lunch or supper.
81 quarts water
IA cups rolled oats
s potatoes cut in small pieces
z onions
? tablespoons flour
2 tablespoons fat
Boil the water and add the oatmeal
potato and onion, one half tablespoon
Of salt and half teaspoon pepper Cook
for one e-hall hour. Brown the flour
with the IA, and add to the soup Cook
until thick. One cup OF tomato adds 10
the flavor. This will serve five people
Oatmeal Bread
Gun milk or water
teaspoon salt
2A wheat flour
l-5 yeast cake
cup rolled oats
Scald the liquid, add salt and pour
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
American Consul
Prepares to Quit
Finnish Capital

STOCKHOLM, Thursday March 7.
The American consul at lIclsingiors,
Thornwell Hancs, has advised the
American legation here that he IS leav-
ing the Finnish capital Friday with
about twenty American residents
Some three hundred refugees Of diff
icrent nationalties including many
Americans, are at Abo, aud BJornchorg
and Minister Morris has asked the
Swedish government 20 send an ice
breaker to bring them across the Gul!
OF Rothna 10 GeIle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
McBATH'S
Busy Stores

We are closing out our two II will be
duce the stock OF all three order to make main store
-I2l Western for the stock Of branch houses Phone
WALNUT for the best delivery service and oomar
gerine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
Fresh Vegetables

Watch our window display for season
able suggestions. Fresh Asparagus,
Brussel Sprouts, Fresh Tomatoes, Gu
cumbers, Rhubarb, Spinach and Mustard
Green's Cauliflower Romaine Head Let
tuce, Hot House Leaf Lettuce, Green
Peppers, New Potatoes, Green Onions,
Radishes, Carrots, Turnips, Beets, Gel
cry, Parsley, Cabbage, Sweet Potatoes,
Spanish Onions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08
Fresh Fruits

I Fancy Jonathan Apples, per dozen 30e
per peck OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,65c
Fancy Missouri Cooking Apples,
per peck .................. oOc
/. Fancy Old Fashioned Winesaps,
z per dozen .............3 30c and 4Oc
per peck. k..... 80cj per box $3.50
Fancy Jersey Cranberries, per ID. 2se
+ Fancy Florida Grapefruit, each 1Oc
& California Oranges, Lemons, Bananas
and CoCoanuts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-08

VI FaFlaNN " " ~
hut II is even bet.
ter fixed mp for
dinner or supper
II makes
Excellent pud
dings
Wholesome bread
and cookies
An appetiTinp
soup for cold
day.
A baked dish
for dinner in place
OF meat
3 To cook oat
meal. stir SLOWLY
two and one half
cups Of rolled