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Evening star., 1918-04-11
WOMEN'S KNIT UNDER
WEAR DEPARTMENT.

"A Women's Jersey Ribbed Wool and Cotton
Pants. ankle length; size O.; slightly soilsd.
$l.oo each; were $1.b0.
1s Womsu's Jersey Ribbed Msdium.wsight
Cotton sYests and Pants; vests are high neck
and long sleeves and Dutch neck. elbow sleeves;
sizes and 8; pants are ankle length, size 0i
slightly soiled. 76o eaah; were &1.1b.
"a women's Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread vests,
low neck, NO sleeves; size 8; slightly soiled
$50 eachi were 87kc.
First 6oor, G street.
Evening star., 1918-04-11
Friday Specials in
WOMEN'S SILK SKIRTS
$3.50

Very Attractive Silk Skirts ~
p1aids and stripes In a good range Of
colors. Only limited number; vari-
ous sizes.
Also the following:
1 Handsome Brocade sHk Skirt, hustle sf-
feet very dressy model. % waist. Was
$45. 90, now $500
model. 90 waist. Was $s.75. now t7.o6.
Third floor, q street.
Evening star., 1918-04-11
MEMS FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT

IT Mems Plain Blue and Tan Mercerized
Lsht-weight Cotton Night Shirts, V neck; sizes
Is and 10. $50 each; were S1.60.
10 Suits Mems Plain White Lightweight Cot
ton Pajamas made neck and trimmed with
frogs. Owing to the advanced cost Of ma
terial we are unable TO secure any more at
the present price. $1.2B suit.
so pairs Mems Medium-weight Fiber Socks.
double heels and toes. white, black. tan. Palm
Beach; sizes eh, 10. IL, 11h. $50 pair;
. paiIs for 3l.odi were 6Oc paif.
First hoor-E street.
Evening star., 1918-04-11

Restrictions have reached . point
where 1t is no longer possible for any.
body to depend on letting the other fol
low do the ecenomizing.
Evening star., 1918-04-11

"a ASSo 4oSS " SoAs
S pairs Gun Metal Seamless
Pumps, trimmed with ribbon bow.
Sizes AA ~; A ~ and s; B s.;
D 3H.
82 pairs Gun Metal Calfskin Ok
fords, with welt soles and military
heels; some have rubber soles and
imitation wing tips; others have
leather soles and straight tips.
Sizes AA 81, 4, ~, S, 81, 6, z;
A 3, 31z, 4, ~, S; B 3, 81, 4 ~,
S, 6H; c 25z, 3, 81, 4, ~; D ~, 8,
3H, 4.
AZ pairs Patent Coltskin Butcher
Oxfords, with welt soles and Gu
ban heels.
Sizes AA 4, ~, S, 81, E; A 8,
81, 4, ~, 5, 5H, s, Z; B 3H, 4, ~,
S, s; c 3, 3H, 4, ~, S, s, Z; D 81,
4, S, 81, s, 6H-
Evening star., 1918-04-11
Friday Specials in
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR

Windsor Ties of Persian crepe de
chine, also striped silk in white and
gold, white and rose, navy and white,
green; zsc each, regularly Soc.
Dainty Collars Of Swiss Organdy, with
hemstitoh or fancy edges; 15e each.
regularly 500
First Aoof, street.
Evening star., 1918-04-11
D National War Labor Board.

TIA men who recently formulated the
]sbef policy Of the government for the
ss1sA sf the war have been appointed
~ tAs President to carry out the pol
k They are former President Taft,
ssnh n Wslsh Ioysil 2. Osborne. L.
u 8WeA W. H Van Dsrvoort, C. E.
- 4 y wordsn, Frank J. Hayes.
- + Hnsehsssa. wiiliaa b John
ur = Qasdas I'D I a
Evening star., 1918-04-11

Col. Roosevelt has become 50 sccus-
toned to criticism himself that he fails
to realize how much other people may
be annoyed by it.
Evening star., 1918-04-11
HOUSEFURNISHIN0
DEPARTMENT.

was $2.75. :.
i white Bathtub Stand, shopwern, 10, was
$3.50.
i Tin Dishpan. damaged, 7se; was O.25
i Brass Crumb Set. shopworn. 76o; was $1oo.
1 Brass Five O'Clock Tea Kettle. t9.ee; was
SI.25. ras, u
/ Nickel Butter Dish, 5Sc; was q 10.
Cheese and Cracker Dishes, e1.So each; wuss
Three-eornered whits Hsnpsr. ss.ss; w.
/ Wastebasket, ESQ; was u.R.
1 Workbaaket, ftes was 0-2k
/ Infants' Bastst. ~, Was Ne.
/ Infants BaAket, ~; vO II, q
Rubose 1ath TsA, mi - -
Let Cost 81ADUps ~ - e
v1f1A - l1gU = M
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TOY DEPARTMENT

White Folding Sleeping Crib, very sligbtly
soiled. 5000; was $21.50
2 wizser Kars, good exercisers for the chill
dren. ESQ each; were $1.60.
Skip KarA, steel gear, with rubbae-tirod
wheels. 80 each; were 3l.25.
Chfld's Armehairs, with leatherst4s oaat,
76o each; were e1.75.
Child's Rockers, with leatherstts ssGtl. ~
each: were $500.
Fourth Aoor, street.
Evening star., 1918-04-11

Numerous draft dodgers are said to
be going to Yucatan. Yucatan would be
justified in giving immediate attention
to her immigration laws.
Evening star., 1918-04-11

A serious and sincere pacifst should
be earnestly in favor Of prosecuting the
war with the utmost vigor, so as to make
peace = practical possibility.
Evening star., 1918-04-11

S pairs Gun Metal Blucher and
Oxford Ties, with welt soles and
low heels.
Sizes: AS and 6; D3 and ~; E4.
50 pairs Patent Coltskin Dress
Oxfords, made with round toe,
blucher cut. low heel and welt sole.
Sizes: A31z; B5H, 4, AZ. 5 and
81; C2H, 8, 31z, 4, ~ and S; D2H,
3H, 4, ~ and S; E211, 3, 3A, 4,
~ and 6.
18 pairs Patent Coltskin Pumps,
round toes and welt soles, low heel,
trimmed with ribbon bow.
Sizes: .A3, ~, and E; B4, 81
and 6; C3, 3a, 4, 6; D21s, and
5H.
Evening star., 1918-04-11

Austria's recent history has been that
Of country that recognized q desper-
ate situation and was vainly endeavor-
ing to wriggle out Of it.
Evening star., 1918-04-11

The German activities culminated at
ks nament when they would afford the
lncst convincing argument possible for
- liberty loan.
Evening star., 1918-04-11

A Ru1e With Exceptions.
"A man should think for himself.n
sAs . rule, yes" replied Senator sor-
ghum. @But ! have oceasionally seen
people thrashing around In politics who
would b bsttsr OF Il they would get
some smart, conscientious person 70 do
their thinking for them.s
Evening star., 1918-04-11
SHOOTING STARS.
By 1HILANDER JOHNSON.
A Horrible Example.

A Horrible Example.
Every time touch . beefsteak or a
loaf Of bread Il turns to gold,n ex-
claimed Midas.
"And yet you are scared and uncom-
Portable.
VERY much 50. Ny experience proves
the faiiaey Of being . proAteer."
Evening star., 1918-04-11

Several gentlemen in Congress are in
clined to undertake the job Of inform
ing on the bureau of information.
Evening star., 1918-04-11
Friday Special
CHILDREN'S CINGHAM
AND CHAMBRAY
DRESSES

Pretty stripes of blue and tan
Gingham, made in high waist effect
with belt, white plated collar and
narrow velvet ribbon tie; to 6 years,
SI.5O each.
Chambray Dresses in green, blue
and pink and tan, high waist effect,
shocked in front, with belt in back,
white collar and cuffs; 2 to years.
Sl50 each.
And the following:
4 Children's Blue Chambray Dresses, Rus
sian style, turnover collar and belt Of white
madras. $500 each; were $3.50.
Chtldren's White Corduroy Hats, turn
down style with bands, 800 each; were LOO.
1 Children's Cotton and Wool Shirts, button
down the 'front.' $50 each; were CSC.
Fourth door, 11th street.
Evening star., 1918-04-11

When it comes to shooting at cathe-
dral sixty or seventy miles away, the
Hun spares neither trouble nor expense.
Evening star., 1918-04-11

Atrocities are reported from Siberia.
This is one Of the most serious symp-
toms of sympathy with Prussianism.
Evening star., 1918-04-11
Friday Sale of
LAUNDRY SOAP
Sc CAKE

An excellent quality of laundry
soap, the product of one Of the
leading makers; good generous
size cake. We have been abla to
procure . special quantity that
enables Us to offer 1t at this very
unusually low price for Fr3dayS
sale only.
Special Price, Sc Cahe
None Delivered
nm 6eer, osassr.
Evening star., 1918-04-11
Friday Clearance of
MEMS BLACK LOW
SHOES.
Reduced to $3.50 Pair.

Three splendid models of good
quality leather that if we bought to-
day would have to be sold for $3.50
pair. Plain, conservative lasts for the
business man; blucher style. round
toe, sensible, easy and comfortable
shoes to wear. Broken sizes and
styles that we cannot duplicate to
make the assortment complete
Lot l.
Is pair. Gun Metal Blucher, broad
toe and low heel Oxford, A, tn. 8,
sh. Q; B. 6. 6h. 7. 7h. s, sh; c. 5h,
6, 81.
Lot .
. ss pair Of Mems Gun Metal oxfords.
medium round toe-a good, sensible
oxford. A, Z, 7h, 8, 8A, 9, 91a; B, 6,
6h, TN, 8, 9, 81. 10.
Lot B.
81 pair Of Glazed Kangaroo Blucher
Oxfords with sensible round toe. AA,
TN, 8. sh, 8. s1S. 10: A, Z. 71s, 8, S1a,
9. 10; B. s. Sh. IN. sh. 9. ~. 1oh.
IL; c, s, 6h, Z, 81, IL; D, s, ~.
Reduced to $3.50 Pair.
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Friday Clearance
ODD LENGTHS OF FINE
RENAISSANCE, ARABIAN
AND FILET LACE
and
MOTIFS FOR DOOR PANELS
AND OTHER USES.
1LI>ss Than Eornnes. Priees

IA Less Than Former Prices.
Also:
A large collection of Fancy Curtain
Nets, Voiles, Madras and other
drapery materials suitable for short
curtains, fancy work, waists, etc.
h to IL Less Than Former Prices
And the following:
$3.50. ~
Handsome Renaisance Bed Set. mounted -
voile, el3.5o. was $500.
1 voile Bed Set, with blue decorations, mn,
was $500.
voile Bed Set, 800. was 400.
2 White Cathedral Design Panel Curtains. -
inches wide " yards long, &a.so each. wsfs
$3.50.
/ Handsome White Fflet window Pfliev,
$3.50. was $s6.0 90.
8 Ecru renaissance Panel Curtains, % inches
Wide and 2h yards long, 400 saoA. were
$1,000.
Fifth hssr, street.
Evening star., 1918-04-11

The career Of Mr. McAdoo recalls the
mying, If you want anything done
bsomptly, take it to a busy man.
Evening star., 1918-04-11
The Proper Spirit,

The Proper Spirit.
"Dont you wish you had your boy to
help you on the farmp
'No," replied Farmer Corntoasel; I;
'twhst I wish is that there was some
way Of me bein' ovsr there to help Josh
In the trenches"
II can't help takin' notice. uaid On
Gle Eben, "dat Ms daylight ssvdr ain
pervsntin' q lot q people FUN squan-
derin' tins 3osP do Same a. dey used TO-
An ImposibilityI
aTd Ike to love my fellow menIs said
Hezekiah Bings.
'But some Of them, I must confess, do
most annoying things.
I cannot love the cannibal whose sole
regard for mo
Is Is fair ingredient for stsw or fricas-
$50.
I cannot love the slasker who lots others
do the work,
And neers at mon who arc too honest
and too proud TO shirk.
I'd rather meet tho frown Of one wAese
hate u frank. thsusA yiiss
Than Try b love The man who grsets
me with . heaehefous smils.
II know Eternal Wisdom 10 tho parent
Of Us all,
And for some purpose brings to life a1
creatures great and small.
But I cannot love the rattlesnake who
from earth's generous yield
Stores up the deadly venom in his ran
corous fang concealed.
I think about the loved ones who are
stanch and brave and true,
And affection seems too precious 70 be
wasted on ths few
Who slaughter Attls children for the
sport of ssSaes kings
n siMeay saanse lsvs thst- ssE4s nd
8ssSk3aA A4nGA
Evening star., 1918-04-11

q pairs Patent Co1tskin Seam
less Pumps. trimmed with ribbon
bow, welt soles and Cuban heels.
Sizes AA 4. ~, 551, 6, 81, 2;
A 3H, 4, ~. 5H, 6, 2; B 8, 4, 7;
c 8; D 8, 6.
10 pairs Tan Russia Oxfords,
with rubber soles and heels.
Sizes AA 4, ~, S; A 35z, T. ~,
s; B 5, 3H, 4, S; c 2N; D 8.
II pairs Golden Brown Kdskin
Oxfords, plain toe, hand-turn sole
and Cuban heel
Sizes AA ~; A ~; B ~; C3,
~; D 8, 81, a, ~, S.
II pairs Golden Brown Oxfords,
round toe and low heel, hand
turned sole.
Sizes A 6H; c ~, 81, 8; E 81,
4, e, 7, 7H,
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q pairs Gun Metal Pumps,
round toes, welt soles, low heels,
trimmed with ribbon bow.
Sizes: A3, 31z, AZ and s; B21z,
8, 3H, 4 and So; C2H, 81 and 6;
D2H and ~.
8 pairs Tan Russia Calfskin
Pumps, round toes, welt soles, low
heels, trimmed with ribbon bow.
Sizes: A21z, 8 and 81; B21z and
3; C2H.
S pairs Tan Russia Calfskin Ok
fords, blucher cut, round toe, welt
soles, low heels.
Sizes: A3 and S; E4H and 6.
Evening star., 1918-04-11
Friday Specials in
SHOES FOR GROWING GIRLS

gathering together Of ends of have been dscon
nued styles that will be duplicated Every pair
regular Stock which quality in material and
Evening star., 1918-04-11
Greatly Reduced to SITS Pair
Friday Specials in
WOMEN'S LOW SHOES
Third foor. Tenth street.

We have gathered together this lot of desirable Low
Shoes both Pumps and Oxord from discontinued styles that will
not be duplicated They splendid Shoes well made from good
materasthe kind that long carried regular stock They
offered price that would great saving time
and that especially saving these days of high
priced footwear.
Evening star., 1918-04-11
A3fernAtfHA

To fight ws know b something sad
Unless you've got to;
And then the case 10 just n bad.
It's wicked not to.
Evening star., 1918-04-11
MANY DEPARTMENTS CONTRIBUTE TC
THE REMNANT DAY VALUES


that savings
duons We carefully through the that follow
AS POSSIBLE. Store opens OILS.
O
Evening star., 1918-04-11

3 Navy Blue Suits, in Poiret
Twill; coats cut Eton style, with
satin and braid trimming; skirts
have the new tunics; sizes 36 to
SO. Were $1,000 and $500; new
$500 each
8 Suits in navy, sand, brown and
tan materials, including Novelty
Suiting, Poiret Twill and Covert
Cloth; jauntily cut coats, some in
belted style; sizes 36 to AZ. Were
$4,000 and $500; now 10000 each
Evening star., 1918-04-11
Friday Reductions in
WOMENS NEW SPRING SUITS

We have taken number of Spring Suits from regular
stock and low them for Friday selling They the
models made of elegant materials beautifully tailored and
trimmed and show the ideas
Evening star., 1918-04-11

| Navy Blue Poiret Twill Suit,
coat self-trimmed, belted front,
with white silk vest; size 36. Was
S1l500; now $500.
2 Black and White Check Eton
Suits. trimmed with black silk
braid; sizes 81 and So. Were $45.00;
now $500 each.
Black Suits, in belted models,
finished with stitching; sizes "a
and SO. Were $3.50; now Sz1.75
each.
Third door. street.
Evening star., 1918-04-11

II can't help takin' notice. uaid On
Gle Eben, "dat Ms daylight ssvar ain
pervsntin' q lot q people FUN squan-
derin' time 3cS do Same a. dey used TO- ?
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WE WONDER WHEN
AND WHDf

Tautalizing elusive rumors. with
ain tinklinss OF wedding bells, and
subtle suggestions of range blossoms
and lavender scented hope chest"
treasures. arc Nfloat. one OF the mca-
ger clues which We have been able TO
,~orrul--wo should say. pick up,
chats what comes ~ writing sheep
ncws and society items Ut the same
timc) points 10 u certain very popular
Young school teacher here g
prominent young business man. An
other. Yes. there are apparently Two
different sets OF these mysterious ru-
mors.-ceniers about a delightfully."-
Fascinating cedar chest into which q
charming little hriae-to-bc has per-
nattcd IL SOW very close friends to
peep. All sorts OF wonderful hand
painted pictures. inCcs. n marvellous
embroidered creations were elimpscd
by thcHe privileged few. n whin.
pcred condolences were made about q
very wonderful event which Will take
place when "a certain ship comes sail
ing home. bearing a khaki clad hero
whose names is. goodness. We'll lust
lave 10 stop here OF Wen get in
wrong woetuliy wrong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

to result in the unconditional aurrcn-
der OF one of the bcllisorents with u
subsequent withdrawal from the field
of battle. Occasionally, arbitration is
carried oVor into the marriage statc
and terms are threshed out at the
peace table with disastrous results to
the Blue Bird breakfast sot.
IL ia - debated question whether. IN
the event of Her Withdrawing from
the engagement. tho ring ahould be
retained as part of the spoils OF war
or should be returned TO Hin 60 be
used AK a weapon IN entering upon an
other conflict. The Numerous court
decisions which decree that IL should
be returned. Indicate that The gift is
not "A free-will offering upon the altar
of love. but a mere platinum set con-
tract which IL rendered invalid when
the terms are broken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
srlAKING on ENGAGEMENrs.

Acordinr 20 the dictionary an en-
gugement inny be - "be'rothal," an
cultivation an entering into battle.
or "a STRONG attachment" According
To statistics Il rs frequently all four OF
these. Insofar as ID necessitates week
IL cont ributions OF flowers candy and
thoatcr tickets. " vs. nm obligation "
When She attempts u make Hin stop
smoking or betting on the world Sc
rica and politics, and ia. cndeayots
60 make Her stop Adorlng rOm-pum
puppies, %powdcfinE her nose IN public.
m dreaming OF a career, ~ " a en-
tcring INTO battle" jnicas the strong
attachment OF the definition holds
good. that battle rs apt either 10 de-
velop into a state of armed neutrality.
followed hy a renewal OF hOstilities. or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
SNiA ALTON NitNN
MuitkI.i.S AItiiINE.

Adluiant ". Lamont aud Mrs. La
mont with their assistants, Miss violet
Murray aud \. W Ryan. who arrived
in this city recently from Grand June
ton. Colo. TO take charge of the Sal
Walton Army work here. are busy with
their Christmas activities.
The following item relative To- the
high esteem la which the adjutant
and Mrs. Lamont were held IN their
former field was published Ia "a Grand
Junction paper
MANY there are who viii regret
the going OF these good people. They
have done an excellent work here In
u duiet, unasguming. cffcttiVe way,
"kdJutant ftmont and hts good
wifu are u credit To- the great saliva
ton Army organization -an orEaniza-
ton which has won The admiration
ct the whole world hdctusc of its
wonderful servico on the battle fronts
of the great war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

one can peas. . l. sugar. ! Of. cold
water. 7 ut milk. ! slice ouion = r
butter oi substitute. r. rice flour or
/ r. cornstntoh. T. salt. - Z pepper.
Drain peas from their liquor. add
sugar u cold water. and simmer 20
minutes. ituh through = aictc. re-
hcat. and add to q thin white s1ice
made from milk. Fat. flpW ana rcu-
soniu-. Heat tosDihor and stir we'll.
ScrNc NOf, hot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
I,otnto~ tl,pwd,r.

Two e. decd p%otutots, I small onion
chopped. q e.. crumbs, spray parsley.
= slices pickle ipork
Dlco pork. Sautc until lsht brown
add chopped onion aud codk untii
giilhiiv brown Add diced potatoes
cover with water ARD simmer until
done. sur in ] pini of thin white
s.licr and cracker crumhs. SPRINKLE
with parsley.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

ono can tomatoes. I ~. MIX I
slice onion. ? ha, leaves. n. rlco
flour or . r. cornstarch. : = salt. =
sodu. q O. pepper, I z. butter or sub
s'itutc
Cook tomatoes. onions and hay
leaf 90 minutes and strain Make n
thin white sauce Of milk, flour. butter.
salt and pepper, thcn add soda 10 Tho
tomato mixture ana stir wei Add 10.
matoes slowly TO the croam ssucc and
RetVo at once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

ono e. d%lndtliou pulp. g. ftt.
I =. rice nuut D g. uIlL. ! slice onion
I hard COOLED oga. s,lt. popref
Heat miiK with ouion Melt tat.
odd nour uud couh uloruughl, Aud
%dIndciiou iulp chopped ,gs whites.
TiCed vgg yuih and Heat
and scir. Otto rho pnip of am
groens may DO uari instead of 1uudr-
Bon ptlp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

cut stale slices of bread half au inch
thirk Trim off crus,H (which may
hc SGT inside and uHed Tor puddtnrsl,
iuttcr the slices. and Cut INTO half
tuch cuhcs. rlnoo ON % shallow pan
aud brown IN % hot turning them
900 Tint the, may not hnfn Serve
with soup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

! e.. strained tomatoes. I r fat. o T..
cornstarrh. - T catsup, pepper, salt.
simmer beans. onions. nnd celery IN
winter until SOFT Mash add tomatoes
and catsup. scuson 40 taste a1i to the
lat and nour which have been cooked
together.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
pnrsByrrRuN~ Z. q. MEETS.

The regular business meeting OF the
Christian EndCtvor society was held
at the church Monday evening AZ $
o'clock. Following the close of tile
business meeting which included the
election of officers, a social Tine was
enjoyed by the members.
The next meeting % the society VIII
be held ON the seventh of January.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

10 cuc cup of mashed potato add
egg yoik. aud boat Wen together
spread half an inch thick ON q but
tered platter and when cool cut tu
two-iucl squares. then rut cuch
alumre %diaronallS ncrOHH 10 form tri-
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Ihin Mhllr snnlu..

Ohe .. mllk. I r rlcc noun q 4
salt. = Z pepper, ! = tat
Melt tho fat but do not irt ~ brow 81;
sur IN tho flour. Add tho cold milk
g%raduaily and cook until smooth and
thick. Add HeasouingB
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

Three lbs mutton from fore quar-
ter. . y. barley, . 1 minced onion.
. L. suit. Q r. minced parsley. . T.
minced carrot, 2 + minced tuuip %
T. minced celery I l. pepper. 3 lis
cold water . bay leaves.
Remove bones and an the fut. from
the mutton, cut tho mutton into small
pieces. and put n steW pan with tho
water, chopped vegetables. barley and
al the seasoning except the parsley
n VIII be found convenient Go tc the
bones In "a piece Of white cloth before
adding tiiom 10 the other ingredients.
Bring the stow 20 "A boil. quickly skim
1t and ALLOW II 60 simmer tor three
hours; thickou with rice flour aud add
the chopped parsley.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
Cirtu Chow der

Drc can minced C'Hns Q .lices
pIpkied pork. . mol tchopPcdJ. 1
81 water. I ~. Sliced raw pot.tpcr. =
q slices picSl,d pork
SaIic pork until % iight brown, ADD
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poannt Builcr ,nnn.

ono r. butter on tat, 9 r flour cure
Hour. 9 e.. milk, salt and pspper 10
Taste, . q. stock tvcnl or chlcken). / r.
chopped onion. II. chopped celery. .
r. peanut butter.
Add onion and chopped celery 20
the stock and cook untii che vegetables
are tender: strain. Blend the peanut
butter with the fat and flour. Add tao
cups OF milk and cook until this mix
ture thickenR. Stir 10 tho seasoned
stock; add screenings. Strain again
and serve hot.
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onion and mutc until tender. add
water and POTATOES. add clam. cook
about ave minutes. season 20 taste
and add crackers Just before serving.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.
(ContimurVi rom pnRc Onc.)

the ideal Democracy of the future. The
girls OF silver City viii find the Y. w.
&. \. ready to help them accomplish
this. Heretofore the Y. W q. \. has
benefited only the girls ~ large cities.
Now the town girls are Ia, have their
opportunity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

cut stale broad into ouc-thitd inch
slices Remove crusiH, butter and ctt
as uuo-tbird inch strips. Brown in
tho otcp.
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AceoIahIr Snnn-

Two O. iat : small "nion. I r. rice
flour or curnstarch. g. q. rio. or bar
Icy, . G. canned tomatoes. I e.. chopped
celery, 1 gt water. isc diced pota-
toes.
Brown sliced oniou iu the melted
fat. Add flour and couk uutil IL he
gins 10 bubble Add vegetables. rice
and water season well with salt aud
pepper Cover app cook SLOWLY for
onc-halt hour or until the rice ~ done.