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Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13
Sick Room Hints.
To Make Perfume.

u MdhC Z 81 Au1llC.
Here is simple method to obtain
perfume from your garden blooms.
Follow directions carefully:
First, gather the petals of the
roses, violets and other blooms as
soon as they are open and quite dry.
t. make certain that there is no
moisture on blooms, spread them
out on tray for a few minutes.
Next, take sheet of wadding and
cut circular pieces of the material so
that they will fit, say quart fruit
jar. Then get large tin dish and
On the bottom put some pieces of
the wadding and pour on a guam
tity of Lucca oil. See that the bits
of cotton wool are thoroughly soak
ed with the oil. You ought thus to
prepare about 10 or Il pieces.
Be sure that the fruit jar you use
has been thoroughly cleaned. Have
at hand a small quantity of table
salt. Sprinkle a thin layer of this
salt on the bottom of the jar, then
cover this with petals place piece
of Wadding which has been soaked
in Lucca oil. Then put in some salt,
make another layer of petals and
another piece of wadding until the
jar is quite filled.
Now make certain that the jar is
absolutely alright. This can be
done by covering the top with a
grease-proof paper.
Then the jar should be put in a
warm place and if practicable, where
it will get plenty of sunshine. The
more the sun shines on the petals
the better chance you will haze to
obtain the best of the fragrance
from the flowers. The jar must be
left for at least two weeks, when the
cover may be removed. Then press
the oil from the layers of wadding
and the extract thus obtained will
be found to smell like the best per-
fume. The scent will live a long
time
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13
Okra Fritters.

MRS. c. 8. CONNoR-Omaha.
can okra u cup of milk or
cup flour. water.
Q eggs, we'll beaten. u teaspoon salt.
teaspoon yeast 20 drops McIlhenny's
powder. tabasco sauce.
Drain the okra, mash thoroughly,
add eggs, -four and seasoning; mix
we'll and fry by spoonfuls. in hot
lard of butter.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13
Juicy Berry Pies.

l have always been troubled with
the juice running out of berry pies
until l discovered this simple rem
edy: Cut the corner off an en-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13
Polish Potato Cakes

MRS A. T. BERRY.
6 medium sized l t. salt
potatoes. 4 I. pepper.
T. flour. egg.
Crate the raw potato on a fine
crater and strain off the juice.
Add the flour and seasoning and
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13
Household Hints

For Wriggling Infant.
In one mothers bathroom is an
arrangement which would be helpful
to any mother of a wriggling, rolling
infant. 1t is a shelf attached to the
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13
Coratian Stuffed Peppers.

MRS, C. c; CLOUD.
6 medium green 2 t. salt.
peppers. y I. pepper
" cups rice. 3 slices bacon.
l egg. T. flour.
chopped onion. cup ground
Cut slice off the top of the pep
pers. Remove the seeds, wash and
cook for about three minutes in
slightly sailed water and drain. Boil
the rice 20 minutes and strain. Save
the water. Cut the bacon in small
pieces and fry. Remove the pieces
of bacon and fry the onion until
slightly Drowned and then add the
cooked rice to the bacon fat and
onion. Fry all together until the
rice is slightly brown. Remove
from the frying pan, and add the
ground meat and the seasoning and
a slightly beaten egg. Stuff the
peppers nearly full and stand them
up in a casserole or baking dish,
Add one-half cup of water or
stock and the tomatoes cut up.
Cover the dish and bake slowly for
about an hour. Remove the cover
from the dish. Strain off some of
the gravy in the dish and mix with
the two tablespoons of flour. Pour
this over the top and let the peppers
brown. Serve in the casserole.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13
Peach Shortcake.

MRS. J. A. BENDER.
cup flour. Ia cup milk or
2 t. baking powder. water
L t. salt T. vegetable fat.
2 t. sugar.
Mix and sift all the dry materials.
Work in the fat with the finger
tips or fork and add the milk grad
ually. Toss on a Toured board
and pat out. Put in a round tin or
cut nto large individual biscuits.
Bake in a hot oven 20 minutes.
When baked. split. butter and cover
with the sliced sugared peaches.
Allow about " medium peaches
for each person. This recipe makes
four good sized individual short
cakes. The dough may be mixed
in the morning and put in the ice
box and baked at night.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13

per or paraffine. Keep in a cool,
dry place. If two kinds of fruit be
used cook the harder kind first.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13

the well-beaten egg. Drop from a
tablespoon into frying pan with
about six tablespoons of hot fat.
Serve hot with gravy or sugar and
cinnamon,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-13
The Bee S Household
Arts Department

wall by hinges and pieces of clothes
line suspended from the front cor
ners to hooks in the wall about three
feet above the shelf. This allows
the shelf to be folded up against the
wall when not in use and held there
by small wire hooks. The shelf con-
sists of a yard of canvas stretched
over a frame three feet in length and
two in width. The canvas says with
the weight of the child, forming a
hammock from which there is little
danger Of falling. This shelf for
dressing and undressing baby is in
valuable.
Sick Room Hints.
Don't forget to be kind and
patient.
Don't allow the sheets to become
wrinkled.
Don't jar the bed by leaning or
sitting on it.
Don't allow stale flowers to re-
main in the room.
Don't have temperature of sick
rooms over IS degrees.
Don't appear anxious.
Don't rattle papers. Nothing gets
on ones nerves more than this.
Don't allow the patient more
water in the glass than he is allow
ed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01
You Can Own

direct interest IN
A DRILLING OIL WELL.
NO STOCK
We have new and unique plan by
which you can become the owner OF
an actual undivided interest In n drill-
ing oil well and sole owner OF an oil
and gas lease, near the well
- The interest In the well. alone. may
be worth many times the amount you
itvcst. leaving you your own lease for
n big profit at no expense TO you.
These interests will be ready TO mar
kft IN n few DAYS and win cost $3.50 %
II Won are Interested IN such an in
vD'W,ul. H,ni ,our name and address
nt ono" 30 Room % TrCnt- Hamilton
Bids. ONmulgee Oklahoma
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ATTENTION. OIL MEN. DRILLERS
PROMOTERS have a very nttrac-
tive lease between production In tho
Humble and Goose Creek fields OF South
Texas. where big wells are the rule
Will give drilling contract. sell lease. or
assist In promotion for developing prop.
erty. Write or phone f.. l., Faris. Wal
nut S0Si-R, b0Sia West 9Th st.
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

FOR SAIL guu acres l1ud. lSj acres in
cultivation. H. scTcs pasture good 4
room rhuusc. good barn, fine water. an
Al place Price $40 900. half cash.
balance ON terms. \. Il. kncaid.
blanchard Okla.
FOR SNLE-Farms cheap. IS acre up;
mineral rights not reserved and pass
TO purchaser: write us for particulars.
ROSE INVESTMENT CO,
lol-2 Herskowiu Bldg. Wal, 2620.
ALFALFA. wheat. corn; We have real
farms for sale, 49, So 100. 100 acre
tracts 'orth Canadian bottom lands at
tgurcL below values Crops always as
suucd. Land almost PAYS for Itself on'
crop Come see yourself Jones city
Realty Co.. Jones, Okla,
% ACRES Joining \. a NJ. college cam
pus. saltwater Okla: S-rUom brick
house. wells. barn. chicken park nos
house and pasture. acres In alfalfa
Sis acres In cotton. acres COW pas
lure, some fruit all fenced hog tight
rs bargain for some one II takcr
quick. A. G. pocriug. saltwater. Okla
BARGAlN-l6o acres on North Cana
dian. 100 acres bottom. good dwelling
orChlrd, grows corn. wheat and alfnl'
IA. only II miles from Capitol on Ozars
trgil $500; some terms. a. NJ Me
Clurc Luther okla.
l6r ACRES. Deep Fork bottom. tive
miles west Luther. new eight'roou
dwelling. Luther high school district
best farm this part ~ Oklahoma coun
ty. owner leaving state, fl2.50O: tetmS
\. N Mcclure. Luther. Okla
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NECHANICAL engineer

\ ~ MECHANICAL engineer, WIN ~
yoars experience In the motos mus :
~. wants partner with some N,plthi !
o1Derience not necessary, but mutN give
business entire time, ID, o., OhahoA hiI'
TOR SAI.E-Only drug store and Ny
fountain In small town 10 nils
from city; good opening for doctor aA
I. am leaving; need not be registered
druggist. will price to make quick
sale Or. Il. r. Vaughan. Choctaw,
LAUNDRY FOR sALE-only. laundry
in fast growing city OF 10000; up-to-
cate machinery invoice $4,000. capac
ity Of business $4,000: owner operated
this business twenty years, retiring ac-
count OF age: wonderful opportunity Tor
Hive man or association to get In on
ground floor in city OF wonderful re.
sources. Metropolis OF gas industry. on
wells and refineries; good water, city
ordinance effectually excluding out oi
city competition: $4,000 cash to handle
balance long time. do not answer unless
you have money. Further information
Kings Steam Laundry. Ninth a Ponea
Ave, Ponca city. OKLA,
FOR sALE-Combned confectionery
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Subject 10 Confirmation

One Union tool and drilling outfit. all
complete. recommended. good as new;
Will take 30 days TO make delivery
One Johnson heavy Rotary No. 10, all
complete. with iU horsepower boiler. thIs
rg has drilled one ! ole; We will guartn-
toe this outfit and make delivery on
TWcnI, inch standard Star machine,
ilXlo complete, with plenty OF new guy
wire. rs horsepower boiler. every
thing furnished TO make rig complete.
Two Standard drilling rigs with thlr.
ty-nvc horsepower National special
boilers. These rigs guaranteed In per
feet condition.
Eight miles 6-inch 20-lb. line pipe.
,ion nrlc. can,s soOu car, sa
pulpa.
Ten miles OF t.inch secondhand line
pipe IS cents, I. o, b., cars. Ohio.
SOufhweSNern Oil &c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

FOR SALE-Drug store that invoices
$1,000. stock and fixtures. located in
excellent fruit and farming section,
daily cash sales, fi5;. reason Tor selUl.E
owner must leave II looking for II snap.
this b the buy. II. T.. Oklahoman.
Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01
STORE FIXTURES.

TWO soda fountains. 4 cash registers, I
butcher's ice boxes, counter. floor and
vail show cases. computing scales,
Hobert electric mill. meat block. meat
scales. safes. floor ice boxes Terms II
wanted 30i ". Reno, Walnut 5Iss.
WANTED-Sct second hand drug h1-
lures. must he good condition. priced
right. c. u. Smith, 2025 Il. Okmulgee
Ave. Muskogee, Okla.
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ACTIVE STOCKS

WE WTTI NV0I NntTICnn TIos
Casket. Quadrangle Pet. Caldwell on.
National Oh OF X. G., peposltors on 4
Gas, Big Western Oh Il Gas. and other
stocks.
Submit your bids and offers
Write for our special letter, subject,
Investing for Profit
Ben A. L0ngfellow
sl2-A Insurance Bldg
Maple 6ll Maple l5io
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want experienced promoter TO assist
in financing oil companies, two wells
now drilling, good territory. large acre
age, prospects good need more chpi-
tai Address u. } Oklahoman,
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Alfalfa Farms

270 acres. particularly adapted for
high grade alfalfa and stock farm; 4
miles from Capital on ozark trail. No
overflow or waste land. All subirri-
gated.
1850 acres. II miles Oklahoma City.
Is acres. finest alfalfa, all best alfalfa
land on good road and excellent com
munity, with good improvements.
so acres. miles oklahoma city; 81
acres best valley land. 90 acres alfalfa /;
II acres strong. smooth tableland where
modern buildings are located.
% acres valley land; 10 miles from
center OF city; y mile from inter.
urban. Al best corn and alfalfa soil
without any waste land ~ any kind
also on high pressure gas line. Fair
improvements.
For price and terms see
f.. s. Mathews
Farm Land and Loan Department
II r. STUART h co.
Maple 76 ls West Main
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Cement Oil Field

For Sale one pair lots on Main ST,
one block from depot. II. T. Slayton
u T. Reno. Oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

STOCK Of general merchandise. invoice
about 81 000. doing n good cash husl
ness, and brick building. wei located
viii sell stock and rent building. Box
li3 Bncer, Okln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

WE WANT to get In touch with par
ties looking Tor southern oklahoma
acreage or dealers who are In n posi-
ton TO handle the same and get us
drilling contracts. We operate on our
own capital aud own everything we
offer for sale Write us your propo-
sItions. D. H. Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

HALE - OIL lease, sfo 70 s,oN
Gvys. e3.so per acre. royalty; rem
tokJo cents per acre after one year III
~ 1nctag wsli csmpleied; oil wells east;
- wsle vest; drilling wells near =,
SvSSr. Swsies, buvalI county, Tsaas.
WdNPEKTUE .ScsE 6aiI.in: have
fIalhG sscch; msa sAcrtfies e encs AT a.
-: 50 wsrssl viFs d aS6rsas B.
TvME buy oil I:ssSs p T. IIsaa ysi-
krpOn, 6sminole and HnooeQ Gun.
ti;e oIis.; Give dascript ~ Isaes and
ri pafficulars. Csc, 0eaee4eGA
- TiLLHAN C06NSX
~ esain In sec. ~ an1 / Mn4 !
- pool: viii sef 81, ~ ~
structures. Bon - Chsen-
~ OF OEk6511k 36c
- Av& --.-.-
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50 ACRES
THE BEST EARN

THE BEST FARM
The farm that took the prize at the
Worlds fair for the hest corn is for
sale. being located IN tho best farm'ul
district IN this county. and about thirty
minutes drive from Oklahoma city
This farm has always raised the very
best crops each year. VIII grow nu'
Kind ot farm prOducis. and n N'fA
suitable for alfalfa Land lays all nir'
and level, no draws. don't wash al,
land In cultivation except u acres pas
ture. which can be cultivated. Two
sets implements. I wells with unlimited
supply Of water
This farm can he highly recon-.
mended MS an Investment or as a
homestead. s. there are s. hools ard
churches close ry drlv mail. good
roads. town within nluS, This IA IN
IL located IN well improved neigh
Aorhood. AMI arl bcdy wanting to buy
a farm for nm investment or to live on,
II cant he beat.
VIII show on appointment. md only
10 buyers direct Good terms can be
| had.
Real Estate Dept.
rPSHEn \ UPSHER,
Phone Walnut i0ei Phone Walnut 4052
1850 ACRES 6 miles southeast Capto
Hill: 80 acres In cultivation; balance
pasture; i-room. plastered and papcred
| house with sleeping porch; . good
| barns; see me quick for good farm
nj low price. W. u. Groves Room g.
llslt n. Broadway. Oklahoma City
rhone walnut 2iIia
FOR SNLE-Unimproved az, or 10
acre tracts. tfom 10 blocks "a
school and carline. Good. rich. leve
| land. Good soft water. Prices and
terms reasonable. Get Building 4
Loan money for Improvements. Phone
Maple 1919 No. 1905 Colcord Bldg.
| DAIRY for sale. convenient 10 Okla
homa city; location. south. equip
ment, cows. etc. $500 per month pro-
! duction @ Edwards, 207 Weaver
Bldg, oklahoma CITY. Tel Walnut
! 2ob2
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OIL LAND. JEASEs AND STOCKS

STEPHENS county oil lease bargain
township |. south range 6. west,
also / north. west Gail today. Rose
investment Co. 30l-2. Herskowitz
RlOdR Walnut o6gO
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Arkansas
Texas

FOR SALE -lO-acre lease miles
southwest ~ Burkhuruett. Pric"
8 Ouo. c? sh s. 1000; will take good
car ON safe Also will give terms.
Phone. wire or write II. T. Cum
miugs, Mountain View, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

FOR QUICK SALE-?O0. 800 and 500
shares white Panther Mt 80 cents
Address 200 s. Rock Island Ave, III
Reno. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

TAILOR SHOr for sale Hoffman press
and cleaner. only hat outfit In town
fine trade. cheap rent, best crops IN
state: other business reason for selling
No-D-Lay. Hobart. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01
! fuaYuxss OPPORTUNITIES
& ~ OUT or CITY

WANTED-PiIot to invest some
money In Curtiss ~ plane; Also
\ to pilot ships. for pasa niger car
ming and exhlbiticNs' good
oroposition. y. X, Oh ahoman'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01
Michigan.
Missouri.

BATES COUNTY. MISSOURI FARMS
Smooth corn, wheat. clover, alfalfa.
| bluegrass farm for sale; best terms.
| free booklet. Duvali Bros. Farmers
Bank Bldgs Butler. Mo.
i2.ACRE. improved farm. miles to
railroad town. on pubi'o road, I5 per
acre, fairly improved so nj 800. 100
well Improved on state highway. school
on farm. $3.50. Box 81. Lowry city,
Mo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

GOOD paving drug store. live country
g town. selling account other business
interests. First class prescription bns-
ness. WIN sell for N3nO or invoice.
only drug store in town. Rent $40
other expenses low. Terms. G@65, care
Oklnhoman
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pRODtNTiON WANTED - 50 10 $50

PRoDtNrIoN WANTED - SO to $50
barrels, fully settled. bed rock price
based on pipe line runs for last six
months. condition ot 5O-day test and
faultlcss title; send legal description.
plat showing location all producers and
dry holes, with age and depth for dis-
lance of square miles; no attention
paid unless this tntormHtion furnished;
might huy some acreage. priced right
and ON structure Glenn 9. Tobias, lJOi
Royal Bank BLDG. Toronto, Canada,
FOR SNI.F-5Oo shares OF North Amer
team oil n Refining Corporation at So.
Apply l. o. RoN 591 Nashville. Tenn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

FOR SALE-First- class blacksmith and
machine shop; ozark tran; splendid
location. W. r. Farr. IIeadrick. Okla.
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Kansas.

SOUTHEASTERN Kansas farms; all
sizes, lowest prices; terms 81 900 ana
up. Send for booklet. THE Allen
County Investment Co. lola. Kan.
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

OIL GBOLOGlsT.
Chas N. Gould
li1S Colcord Bldg. Phone Walnut sVs
SEND US Your ORDERS for printing
OF ali kinds: oil maps, oil leases,
office supplies, rubber stamps. Register
Printing Co. Gainesville, Tc1ss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

The advancing market for Zinc and
Lead will lead to good trading In the
miniug stocks. Now is the time TO buy
some OF the good stocks and bring Gown
tho average cost Of your stock. Send
us your bids and offers on Mining
stocks.
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SUBMIT YOUR BIDS AND OFFERS
eases Bought and Sold

Our weekly market letter. with re-
view OF conditions win be mailed free
upon request KEEP POSTED.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

NORTH American o. & Il. stock. WIN
sell lSj shares at 81 this week only.
Mania J3GO
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCKS

Good oil stocks are advancing and
show more strength than at any time
for past sn months.
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1Eillmr2n County

ALAAAEIAAA OfUAAAUy
100 acres In Sec. 7-l7-S south, In TIL
man county about seven miles from ue
Burt Extension for S2b per acre.
THE RATLlFF COMPANY.
Phone 1881. 62s Security Bldg.
WILL pay top cash prices for Globe on
Turman on Depositors OIL. Hoffman
OIL. National OIL and Victory ponds. a.
1. Deibel. Boatmcns Bank Bldg. ST.
Louis, No
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26

nght at night or substituting the candle
or messy, dirty, old-fashioned oil lamp
is rather farfetched My most ENJOYABLE
hour is that after dinner, when the babies
are IN bed and | can settle down with nv
book, my electric reading lamp at inst
the right angle behind my chair. Yet
we can and ought to watch the little
leaks. remember a gas man COMING in
one time to look over my range which
had thought must be leaking. NV bills
had been SO high.
Huh' he said, pointing to a gas
tame burning full which | had left turned
on after removing pan of apple sauce
mats what makes your gas bill go uni
bet there amt no leak
But / explained patiently, I lust
le1t 1t on Tor moment, as | had these
vegetables almost prepared to 20 on in
place OF the apple sauce
But he answered, quite unmoved bv
my logic, amt match lot cheaper?
People make me tired They act as if
matches were $40 bills and it wuz a crime
to light one. Then they wonder whv
Their gas bills go up. Nom, there amt
no leak IN this range, only the way I'm
tellin' yousc.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26
Vegetable Croquettes

CantJtoaoer Croquettes have a pecu-
liarly rich and different" flavor. Serve
them also as your main dish. Break =
small caulifower into very small flower
cites. Cook until soft in salted water.
chop slightly if the pieces still seem too
large. Mix lightly with two tablespoons-
1ul OF grated cheese and from one-half
TO one cupful of highly seasoned cream
sauce, cool and proceed as usual. Omit
parsley and chives in these croquettes.
Savory Rice Croquettes call for the
following ingredients: One cupfu Of
boiled salted rice, one-half cupful of thick
tomato sauce, one tablespoonful each of
finely minced onion and green sweet men,
per, fried two or three minutes in table
spoonful of butter substitute.
Combine, season to taste and frv as
directed. Serve as main dish for lunch
con, or as an accompaniment for cold
meat or escalloped fish. fowl or ch;cken
Hom'ny Croquettes are delicious with
roast fowl or chicken. Use two cnnsful
OF cooked hominy Gf cold, heat with =
tablespoonful or two OF milk or cream
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26

There really are quite few ways of
saving gas. When one has vegetables to
cook, instead Of cooking them whole or
simply cut in two, such as potatoes. tur-
nlps, beets-any of the root vegetables
why not serve them diced? They take
trlfie longer to prepare, but they can be
cooked in one third the time and are far
more easily digested.
Another way of saving gas, especially
tor those who live in the suburbs and
have to use gas heaters to obtain hot
water, is in planning once-a-day dish
washing. 1t takes from ten to fifteen
minutes to heat the water | save all
my dishes from the three daily meals
Cand there are not so many if one is
careful in serving), after neatly scrap
ing and stacking them somewhere out of
sight, or putting them to soak, for lust
one daily dishwashing stunt The ten
or fifteen minutes of running the gas
heater for just few dishes will be
enough to wash them all. | reallv
brought down my gas bill from 1881 to
$l.94 by following that plan. And to
think of the time l saved Make YOUR
gas meter measure Thrift Stamps in
stead of unnecessary gas"
Edith Bishop Sherman.