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Sronten. Gn aouerat, Hobert %.
Sellers, Tom bar iortnlen mco Yeter'
Scr, % ban blep lnorct, ifripcr Der
ON / ct @rcp ira InifIono til bans
SGiter, Mrs. SotdS gfre. San for.
teller, at Spifcrre hnnoc onbrd9t
@rpIoiipitoiier / Ell Ssnoc paa en-
iuaooii Uiaooc, al &c ifiiloc crplo6e.
re, noar togen rsrte oelt. Ia Ye'
tcrion ilptteb 1snoen ior at gipe
TIaos til nogle ionreoe, erplobereoe
ocit, % ban o0 Here andre bIeo iao.
ret. Ia bans G%olneratcr fort otter
iii pibc, az ban par bso, bar Der al.
minbclig Sora blanbt Dem; tbi BE
bar mere enc alntinbelig goot
lift. Sellers %ifriper, of han % ar.
bshc babe nGret inmnren et belt
gIar, iprit / Camp 9ife % oerciter
/ Sranfrigc, % DC bar nleact aooe
3cnner. @eb ltnoerretninecu ON
bans 500, tiger baiL grpo ban 'om
ct Barn. Nelnter Fefcrion bar blanot
De isritc uOifreune MGno, iom reilte
I'll Camp Sobee ocu 1Soe
September 1917. 5 Norember ianl-
NE 9lor blcp ban ielIot til Camp
Rife. NrfonioS, 90 tienitgiorbe Der
oct mcitc al Sibcn iii Den t9be Silri
1918, ga hans Rc1iment nigif iii
iFronfri9c ira Camp Wcrritt, g, s..
San har IRE Nrobrc % ire Seitre,
ncntli1 Clarence, Iecornh; Scnrn,
i%Sreeport: Sergeant Nnrtirlt@ Ve
W}ra. Charles Wolbnbl @ro.
lperuiac, Wtinn.: Wir5. Martin 9lfrc,
Sigblanopillc, % WIra. Sonas Nfre,
VIeaiant Somnlhip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
1iitingniiheb Seruice Gruis."

SlGrot omeritanife Soiootcr, Tom
noer arieeu ! y~rnnfrige bar irb-
ACT iig iPrliq 6OrtIenelte peo uboiit
Roo % 1apperbeo, nor SeImer Ve,
erion berira Gountpct. Zen unac
Roub bsoe oerborte sem t2te Ro
enlber iiior eiter at ppre bIepet al.
ORIG ioaret | alag. Sioitc llge
om Der WcIoire ont, at ban bar
lepet tiloeIt "0ainnnIiibeo Serui.
,"'aoriet. Selmer Beterion bar
Peolem al aompani g., 9oe Snian.
'riregiment. timber Griss operotio.
erre peb Sulerie Sermc tientc ban
mn Depecbebprer og boIot unoer Ell
abie grtiueriilo os meb aarc for
I Gin ben fommnnberenbe officer
nberrettet ON Sitrntionen ueo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

OF THE OWNERSHIP,
MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION, Etc.
REovIRED BY THE ACT OF CON
GRFSS OF AUGUST Path, 1917,
Of DEBORAH Poster og We'd Arnen, .puolisnsS
scmi-weekly. at DEBORAH, Iowa for April
1919.
STATE OF IOWA
COUNTY OF wINNESHIEk
BEFORE me. a Notsry Public in and for
the state and County aforesaid. personally
appeared ROBT. b. BERGEsON, who nav
ing been duly sworn according TO law. u"-
poses and saws that he is the Manager oi
the Decorah Poster og We'd Arnen- ana
that the following is, to the best OF ms
knowledge and belief, a true statement S Un
aforesaid publication for the date snown
IN the above caption, required ny tne 49,
Of August Path. 1912. embodied in section
445, Postal Laws and Regulations, prln'eu
on the reverse Of this form, TO wit
/. That the names and addresses OF the
publisher. editor. managing editor anu
business managers are
Publisher. Il. Anundsen Publ. Co, De
Editor. ]. r visit, Dccorah. Iowa.
Business Manager, r.. b. Bergeson' DC
corah. Iowa.
2. That the owners are
Helma B. Anundsen. DEBORAH, Iowa
f. II. Anundsen. DEBORAH, Iowa.
r. r.. Auundsen. DEBORAH. iowa
George Anundsen, Detroit, Muu'
Martha Anundsen, Detroit, MINI
Florence 4. Peoples, Detroit, Minn,
Esther Anundsen Estate, Detroit, MINI
Erling .Anurdsen. Detroit, MINI.
Harriet .Anundsen. Detroit Mimi
3. That the known hondholders' mort
rsgees, and other security holders o"hlnT
or holding ! per cent or more OF thc tolal
amount Of bonds. mortgages, or other
securities are
None.
4 That the two paragraphs next aooNs'
giving the names of the owners, sto'E
holders, and security holders, " any Coh
tain not only the list Of stockholders anu
security holders as they appear upon inc
where the stoCkholder or security holutI
appears upon the hooks of the comphnI Az
trustee or in any other hduciary reIntlou,
the name OF the person or corporation lor
whom such trustees Is acting. Is glvcE
also that the said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing Rf1ants full know
ledge and belief as TO the clrcunsthn'cr
and conditions under which stocEholncfs
and security holders who do not app'hF
upon the books OF the company as truste.S'
hold stock and securities In a capacity
other than that Of q bona nde owner; and
this anfant has no reason TO believe thh'
snv other person. association, or corpora
ton has any interest dirccr or indirect IN
tho said stock, bonds, or other securities
than as so stated by him.
II. Il. BERGESON,
Business Manager.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me ms
9th day Of March, 1919.
SEAL CLARA RLAtfS nLpA'
Notary Public.
INV commissions expires July 8th, 1879
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

Tor Oct Taon life minbit ban bar
'faffet bort st. YauI SoipitaI t
Noropciten. Ri snifer, at ban enc.
MT I9nge mootte iao uoisre BEN
8lernlng, iont er bam iaa fjGr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Ssosialo.

Mr. 90 Wrs. George Hncn noe
paa 2urtbe bar bart 0en Sor8 at mi
Ire lin pngitc 0atter, Ilma Houilc,
I Aar Z Woouebcr o. TO Ousc giant
mel. Sln oebc Dem 20be Warts ci
fer liot cper en- llge9 Spgbom. Osoa.
aariaqe1l par Sicrtcfeil % FuGmo.
nio. SUN bIep begrapet &sroag Den
22oc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Smaapluf.
2. 6. Ncliou ira Glermont "a

z. 6. NcIiou ira Glcrmont par
/ @pen iioitc llgc.
- Toitor ). :. @ou9en fom her.
ON Gogeu til lecornh.
~ Nir5. <obn @urrcloH % Otr8.
". Tctcrion rciite Gu5On5 til Ilbcrt
geo.
,yoicpb Miit tom Waubag bicm
ira Moutana, hoor Ran bar oprct IL
ocl Nptnor.
Mr. % Mr3. %ohdn Sobrion
rciitc Monoog til Chicago ior al be-
lsle line Barn.
- Wtiis 9lnrn Nci@oobl fou &ir2.
bnq tiIboge BERTH ira GanbD, Wiinn,
bpor bun bar tiIbrngt %intcrcn.
- Artbur Irnciou, ser bar ticrit
qiort / Wfilitrrmulifen, er ocnle ll8e
fonumct tiIbagc til &uthcr College.
GorI anution ira @uron z.
0of.. bar prret her / Spen noBle
Gage paa @cieg hos lin Vtooer, Wtra.
81. ". anution.
Wra. q. @anc fom Slr9bog
bIcm ira ct Bar llqcrS @cie9 hos i'm
Ssiter, Mrs. Broi. Si0ltro &cql,e,
/ gilbert Sea, Wiun.
Mrs. Srlnn6o Tolcu reiite
Suvoog bicm til 2aptou, y. Got.,
eiter Ell Gio at boue bciegt line 6or'
Glbre, Wtr. og Mrs. Fbllip Bitter.
WtiiS Gina Opbohl rciitc scr.
oug tilbuAc til can Gloirc, @is., Ell.
ter ct Neieg bluuot SlGltninger her.
Wtii3 Mimic Spoabl reIitc iamtioig
til WfiuucapoIi9.
Charles Meiler. Sm al Mr.
% Mr&, Charles :. Mciicr, iom bar
ppret hirnmue en- Gio, rciitc ioog til
baac iii &aiprencepiuc. u. s., buor
ban aaor poo Sfole.
Nra. ~. Nnumoion OF Sen.
ncn Wtortin reiite CnaooG tiIbaQc iii
Sntltcr, u. Iof. Vira. Nnumoion
bar / &inter bcis9t i'm bcrbocnoc
Gotter, Mrs. ). 81 Nciion.
- Gonolo &ollgcn hor ifrcpct til
i'm Go6cr, " : Nultqen, at ban. iont
mt er bIouot Sropperuc / gugIonb,
in0tiI uj0cre MI mite Sloeu til SIN.
bier ueo ct cnqcllf llujpcriitct.
Somnertjoen" be1nubcr i9icr
feritfommenbc Seuoog Sen 30tc
Viart2. NIotteu ifoI ou iInttc3 trent
cn (Imc. Oct er bcoit at Qisrc Bette
&srOog2 Aittn, lor man goar til.
Ien8a, iaa er oct liort.
Siqurb Noniou hor pgret
blemnre pon @eio9 hos line 6orrl
Ore, Ntr. ~ Mrs. @orNcr N%nniou.
Mon reiitc tiIboge til Stcpbcu, Min
neiota, (lraoaQ. Norpiu Nonion
reiite ioutiOiR iii NIimeupoli2,
- Mcrnju =. Solci2rto al lis
tie NIor2 @ruoucntflo@Ic pco @uthrr
college opboIocr liz oenuc lllc i
@rcu Nau fom uolig hicm ira lem
QtGaneoera Siercitc ! TroufriQc og
bar nctop iaact in Nfitco ira Nr.
Ilteell.
- Gor @aitor $. NJ. Gormonn I
9rcaco % hans Namilic hapoc auiu.
oeioreninscrnc ! Orleans % Gre@co
iorIc0eu 'oact iitauo Ell C~ucrraitcIic.
Eaa Mtcnigbc0ernea &eluc blco Ser
peo Hobert Sbompion ouerrntt "a,
itoren en- Eenqelopc pua 500.
Mr.. % Mrs. Tcter Sorlep al.
tom bcrtil ira Moot %Slouo, %u.,
&sroog iom Np9iite. &rplll,ppct itoo
/ nGbnte IN iorri9e GorSSas. 0e
fol bo paa Mfilers Surn ltot peo
SeSper, 'om Be bar iorpoetet Mrs.
SorlepS Viaenapu par Wortba Nor.
bp.
@tr&. Sobu SoneiIeu % 10
Senner ira SepilS 2ofe. q. Suf.
reIite iloiie llee tilbasc oer.il eiter
at bape beie9t lin @rober, Sper 0ar.
lon | @aImar. iaut @rooereu $. :.
9arIow % Ssitrene MrS. u. Cans.
rub ! Springfield % RrS. Grnei,
MoieriboI | Canton.
Sbeooore Sperion, Ssn al Mr
90 Isrs. 2citeu SperIon Der i Spen
b!ep iioite Ssroae egtepiet iii Wsiis
Roie Gbomas, 9atter al Wrs. War,
tba 1bonIas uoc oeb Sishlanbpile
@ieIien. Der fonbt Steo / Big Gano,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

yutbtran %rotbcrboob AZ Vlddbnd bar
tiIiales snbsl al be bsbite Sarme, oaiaa noprs
tet eanb / TGrbeben al 9ladbud. Ran tiss
hes iii rineliee Triier % paa iette Setius
aelisr. Cob Sorbbunb sobt Slimot. sobe
Ssie % aobe StoIer. Man benrenbe Is til
PETER NJ. GAS, Sekreter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
<fNM0 big! Tpr brer Dag on

- penter oil andre nbpRlge be bebltc
Srpffer. 81 pil life IGn9e bIipe iltaro til at
eipe big Salaet port Weierilanp / attfiu
6ountp. 81 oiientlissipr bette iom en- ALB
pariel for benz, Der bar last PIauer til at
fonme, men iom bar lioiat bermeb. Sopis
Salpbelen al benz, Der bar ~ifrepet. fomner
oa oier lit Ials bette Mar, pil ri life baue
en- Acre tilbase at i9lee. Silifrip Nrnolo.
oanb aacnt, Hod Sslano @aiIwap, 1876
@olpin @lba.. Tnluth, Mtnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

'0eoiatte Sarter e. isss:;sss.sa'' :: s:, g.
Steeer. GertrinIis 0etlenins I'll nceisfte Vriss
The Boyd Transfer o.. uHaasaesnl Mim
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
oiYalaS-Ii( ielae min Tarm.

@ tIIUIUp-OI TtIHt Wt1 OUITI,
- 800 Wires, 8 0til ira Sriseou, q. 8at..
paa Nortbsrn paeiiic. Rorifs ameritauif
Settl:ment, 2. Mil iii Sfole; norlt Sirte
ppen SeIefon; 40 sleres opourfet, 80 Ncres
inbiaaet msb @interrus; 40 gcres Sapns.
"a alt fan blius hprtet. @obt Gus o.
"Sarn", 8inbmele paa 10 Sieber. Stpls
bia 81, 500; beta!bar noarlombeIit. S3j. 90
pr. Icre. Mefs 8sbbp, Sriscou, y. Cat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

0ao Ds Doerfgre Dlne iSilms! Sun
- % Gents ior Nulle meb 6 %iQeoer %
8 ailrpf. FoittortS Stsrrelle 40c, ienot
portoirit. Sn9en Srtmerter. Moen's srt
Cubic, Gor J, Breton, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

NnjfcS en- elore Mano til at orr
- be'be / Stomu9erperfiteo. Sob ges
talin9 til rette Manb. so. SlIon, %up=
ftelo, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Oermmlo, so Icres ner Imeru

(1tfmuI0, gu Tcre8 nHr NrlerU
- meb alt inobeiattet. IS slcres gleer,
10 Sssns, &efteu bouebiaselis rpbe.t. @obt
"Trame" SdauiuaSbuS, "Sarn" Tor IA
Stpfier, andre Spaniuser. Ssb 6opeopei,
8 Mil til tire ~Sernbauebper psb Smobas eller
oc.Saneu. ! ct msset psl isttIst % ooet
Strss. ut inbbeiarte ct iuIbiteneist ub-
ftur al Maisineri. Sisr % aubet eesers, Tor
tun 81 500, paa Ieite SiIfaar. st gotts
fob; unneries itrar. Satsr. d 81, Ct.
Groir Saus. Isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

(Eitcrippr9iel. = Spnnen efter
" auoers @abrielion anssersnesie
StamneS, Ssl9elono. Gn onoen. Claus
Saluorion SupiRbe, TGrbeben al Qepauser.
Qia9er Erep til be to. Z. 81. Teterion,
Ylain 8iew, Minu. y. 3. Sor 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
HiEalas.-12O Icres Iarm, 3

- Mil ira 9arien. g8tnnebu9o Gountp,
g8isconiin. ~ Drill ira norlf 8irte o9 / ct
9obt, r,9t norit Excitement. Stor "Sarn"
msb mnret Saiemeut. Clio. T%aanin9sbu6
meo 10 Spreller, andre Sp9ninser. II
Stptfer &pGs. ? oeitc, @riie. Sens, Sal
tuner, alt Mtoifineri, Sober, SGp. Ertlen
for alt fln S15 goo. Sontant eler lette
Siltaar. Bill tase eibertp SonoS. Gult.
Hiltuu, &utfauud, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

Mctp 9prt 8atalos.-11W Sar-
~ me for SaIs. Normsre eiennena
I. @oIbenbansr. '~tanbiuapift aSnftent,
Agricultural department., aIbanp. Nerp
Yorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

Stliaigs.- 100 Icres. 80 8rDz
- cent lio9laro. AZ Dill ira GAMMA,
Moutanu. S25 pr. Acre. aIer Solution,
2Selt SuleIn, gSiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

Siial9s.-@runbet paa Spgz
- bonn er DOR "0rp @oobs" Sorretniug
tlllal90. WoberMe "Store". 3 tore Sabrif;
fer. 1000 grbeibere, Ell Wenebe Tormere.
SOB Sanbel ior fontont. SGrelier fan leies
opeupao. |arebebolbnine $4,000 90. -
Scanoia Supplp Store, ooptiuS, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

gnlfes / ct aobt. bel uoitgs
~ ret &erfiteo meb not al Arbeioe. Hil
9tpe bam Nalpoeleu al SnbtG9ten. Maa
pGre COB Soeiteltoer % GIo9lmeo. st 9Oot
Steb ior Ell COB Mano. Spgip 9lber o.
Griariu9. lid Gpberg, Guswortb, Soipu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

Nnifes. - Bigger til at upleres
ipm Spsepleieriter peo she SIb Sa=
natarium", Vrairie bu Sbien, @isc. Seno
Anie9uin9 pr. Vpit itrar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

cmjfeS. - Yiae for alminbeli9
~ Susarbeioe. 8 Tamilien. Sfriu til
mrs. >. Is. (>eieie, 21i6 6airmont @pe.,
ct. Iaul, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

Silialgs.-9,00O Icres / Wliss
- ielibeu GaIep, Moutana. Dill iGIsc
mob lioen fOntant Afbetalins os lang $oeuz
itano n,eo lette Silfaur. Solbater 9tpes 20
NarS Henltano. !6au ta9e minore Tarebes
%bolouin9er os 1ibertp &onos / Butte. Seq
lRl9er o9laa GIenoomme i @psu. S~ilitrip
euer beie9 Gb. &. @opoen. Gecorab. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

G.arm tilialgs lan9s Sbepenne
y Niuer, g. Sat. His Sorc, Soot Sono,
Nor Morfeh. S25 pr. Ncre. NplinQssHez
falling. Strip til Gieren, Dor II, @rlfine,
DC M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Hrit Healerinaslano. - 9

Httt Heglerln9sIano. Tpr
~ ~oificielle liz Sibers BOG 1@dcant
Government 9anbs" %auierer os b~eItriper
bper Acre / buert Gountp / Soreneoe Stater.
iSortGIer Telissenbeo, Steo Tor '9enpens
belle, bporlebes bet erboloes frtt. 1919
0iusrammer % 8ubeuer, npe Sope, Glitter.
o. I. p. Fris 20 GentS. poriobetolt. Nebb
Yubli'bin9 60, Gept. AZ, ct. pall, wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

Gric Starter % 2tteratur fprtel>
y leuoe ON 9ooe a%nleoniuSer til at ee
Narm i Ntinneiota. S~iIitrip Sreb .. Sberz
man. State Immigration commissioner,
Room 100, State capitol, ct. Eaul, Wlnu.
The Washington times., 1919-09-28

was told BY az least four Of the
great chefs that che must utilize
every scrap Of good edible food ana
save every drop Of fat or drippings.
Try out and clarity every scrap
OF sweet mutton or beef suet
trimmed from meat as purchased
IN the market. Save all dFipping3
from r0asts, bacon Fat, chicken fati
pork and sausage fat The crack.
iings from tried-out suet are good
for corn bread, puddings, truif
cakes and meat pie crusts.
10 clarity fat pour boiling water
over the Cat, boil thoroughly and
set aside 10 cool Remove the cake
Of solid Fat and scrape OF any ina
puritiss from the under side. This
process may be repeated Il neceB-
saFY. Strong davOrs or a slight
scorohed taste may be removed in
this Ways Melt the fat, place sew
eral thick slices Of raw potato In
Il end beat slowly. When the fat
ceases to bubble and the potatoes
are brown strain through g double
thickness OF cheesecloth.
Any mixture Of clarified Eat should
be used for frying potatoes, dough.
nuts, croquettss, Dreaded chops and
lsh cakes.
Bacon fat is especially good with
vegetables and with savOFy rice
dishes. Ham Cat Is splendid with
dried beans or peas. Chicken Tat
gives 8 delicious flavor to mullins,
gingerbread, corn bread and sauces,
and Is very satisfying "a large
cakes.
Mutton fat, Il carefully tried out
and clarified and combined with g
The Washington times., 1919-09-28

VERY woman who has had any
- experience 90 home manage
ment OF housekeeping knows
that successful economy IN the
kitchen depends Ear more upon
common sense 81 preparing and sea-
soning food than upon merely cut
ting down the amount bought.
It % poor economy 20 serve care.
legsly prepared 90 unappetlEing
food, even though the expense %
small. Simple and inexpensive
foods lend themselves % attractive
and wholesome methods OF pFepa.
ration Just as readily as DO the
costly foods.
L seems 8 pity that hOugekesp-
ers are not given the benefit Of the
scientific economies pFaetieed By
the great hotels and restaurants.
However, each honsekeep8E should
Judge Tor herself % % which econ
omieE, under her particular condi.
tlons, are worth while.
Not long $50 q vas my privilege
b study the problem Of food econ
omy in several ol the large New
York hotels. whs impressed By
the rigid economy, praetised 10
every one.
n answer 20 my question. "HoW
shall American hougekeep8fF pTao.
tiss successfui food economy" ]
The Washington times., 1919-09-28
Ho-moY &3oep 6Sooule<
% 495umuQtA1 TO tho
7nbo1 neGtco;6 Stir.

powder or dangerous white lead 10
make II adhere. White lead is q
deadly poison and rice powder turns
into q gluey paste that makes en-
iarged pores, blackheads and rice
powder irritatiOns. Because Lama"
Is so pure and because il stays on so
sWell q b now used by over a million
American women. All dealers carry
the large box, and many dealers also
carry the small trial sizes. Be sure
70 Try La-may. Then you viii really
know q perfect face powder. You
will be sorry II you take a substitute.
When you use this harmless powder
and see how beautifully Il improves
yOur complexion, you will understand
why Ia-rlay so quickly became the
most popular beauty powder sold in
America. Save this notice.
The Washington times., 1919-09-28

A specialist has at last perfected q
pure face powder that positively win
not cause enlarged pores, blaCkheads
end iFritati0ns. In fact, while Il Is
considered the best face powder, Il
h also q remedy for complexion
troubles. It Is guaranteed pure and
harmless 70 the most delicate baby
skin. It beauties wonderfully be.
cause e helps to clear and tighten
the skin and protect the complexion.
from blemishes. This new kind Of
face powder O. made largely Of an
ingredient that skin specialists use
IN the treatment Of the complexion.
And it really stays on better than any
other face powder. OF course, saying
this, every one knows we mean the
famous La-may Powder (French,
Pcudre L'Am6). This is the powder
that does not contain starchy rice
The Washington times., 1919-09-28
Sunday American-Examiner Patterns

GROWING GIRL C2sS6). The pat
tern Is cut IN 3 sizes: 70, Il and
Is years. Size az requires 4k
yards Of 27-inch material
A POPULAR STYLE (2osg).
The pattern is cut IN 8 sizes: Is, IS
and 20 years. Size IS requires 5h
yards OF 36-inch material.
A GOOD SUIT STYLE FOR THE
SMALL BOY (27lS). The pat
tern Is cut in sizes: 8 4, s and
8 years. Size 4 requires 1% yards
-of 27-inch material for the waist
and rs yards for the trousers.
A NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
HOUSE DRESS (29Sl). The
pattern Is cut IN z sizes: 50, S6,
IS, 40, ~, "a and 46 inches bust
measure. Size 80 requires SIS
yards Of 36-ilch material.
To obtain any two Of these de-
sirable patterns, all IN the accom-
panying coupon and mail with 15c
The Washington times., 1919-09-28
The Danger Age
BE- Lima CaUabierj,
re- llost Famous LiKing BesnsH.

a u thiFig1Vo g woman has lost
a ns tuViahls freshness and
= attFaoilvousss ol youth. At
thiriy.aVa her faco has q more set
tleda l5ok enc the muscles have
hsEun % fal-
Thai q irua And at thiriy-dve
ne hair stove the temples and ct
tie apex ot tie heed, 8 likely %
turn utils gfay o. change color
slightly Il nay only grow lighter
o. q little FuddisP "a those places.
but q change ol some sort Is almost
sure % cone.
At thiFiy.dVs, the oempIexion that
% % nat tine may have kept its
PINK end waite giFiilhness grows
palof AZ that ago e Is inclined
% taha on q aallgW tint And. what
81 stIl more serious, The texture
nat mag have been satin smooth
.#M..
So "a at thigtg.lVo, too, that the
thiekouing o. thinning Of the ig-
ure beglna Holediiy does It's in.
8ViiahI8 work R you ere Of q fat
family gou begin 60 tatten, e Of a
lean family you gIoW thinner.
Wouen coaT1en oF refine with
nre. ID O. natures trick 20 change
woman % q WFeithlike semblance
6f Der early youth OF % settle her
iuto heavy 1olidiiy end shapeless-
ne1g ~ ne years multiply. At
thiFtTlFo there epDeaFs the first
o'eFghadoWilg oi ne aoFt Of woman
gou WIll b O. gonr Old age period
80 % tho real danger agB Of woman.
AZ this time enc must Fed0uble the
care of her hoautg. one must, 50 70
speak, sec her second Wind.
20 not let 80 alarm you. Let it
merely have ne eAlct Of making
you more congiaorate @ your natu-
ral heFitag1. more careful Of those
special points of iDveliness-the eZ-
pras1iVe eyes, TIE childilke skin, the
graceful figure q the regular fea-
fnfss = whalsVoF L q that nature
be- bestowed upon y0u as her per.
gonal glfl.
First look % those falling facial
muscles. foF they are, more surely
than wrinkles, lho betFayeFs Of adj
UanGing csc. stand o. SIT before
gouf mirror and make conversation
with youF reelected seG Notice the
tricks oi your muscles in speech.
The Washington times., 1919-09-28
Soups That Satisfy
Bg Mrs. Christine Frederick,
TBe Distinguished Authority on Household Effeisne

fame" which uses only 3 fraction
Of a cent Of gas per hour, Is Just
right. The freless cooker may also
be used to produce the greatest
strength, or the soup may Be put in
the oven as is done IN France.
After the stock" Is made e
should be, allowed to cool and the
excess fat removed from the TOP.
It is then ready to have added 70 It
any kinds Of vegetables OF ether
seasoning.
Someone once admired soup
made by an old ScotchWoman and
asked her how it was made. "oh,H
she replied, there's carrots in TUT
and barley in tult and mutton in
tult" But what is tultf" she was
asked. "Oh, there's carrots in
tult," and the old lady repeated
the whole string Of ingredients. So
the more seasonings and Vcges
tables we put In "tult" the better
our soup viii taste!
Green pepper or pimiento adds
an unusual flavor. Sage OF mar.
jOram gives a delicate change. And
we must not overlook the goodness
of whole barley, brown rice and
macaroni in preparing our br0ths.
Who has eaten the satisfying
Italian soup with its vegetables
and large elbow macaronif Who
makes at home Scotch broth of 20.
tatOes, parsley, barley and NUT
ton? Who has used Russian boFBch
made Of strong stock with cut bcetg
and beef balls? Every country has
distinctive soups which G win pay
the prudent housewife to copy.
The pulp Of any kind Of vegetable
or fish when added to thin white
stock is called a cream soup. The
possibilities Of this kind az SOUP
are endless. We may use mashed
yellow peas, beans or lentiis; the
pulp Of carrots, spinach. asparagus
or celery; salmon and other nsh
rubbed through a seive; whole OyB-
teFg, etc. The success Of q cream
soup depends on two thingg-hrgt,
the EmOuthneGs Of the pulp; sec
Ond, the gmOothness OF the sauce
before sauce and pulp are blended.
The Washington times., 1919-09-28

IF in this era Of high prices there
is no new, cheap food to which
4 we may turn, perhaps we can
solve the problem by a better use
of old foods. When our pocket
books grow nat we may study with
profit what families whose pocket
books have long been fiattened
have to eat. And in such a study
the first dish to attract attention is
soup-the one universal food.
In this country soup is too often
looked on as an additional course
and not as the main feature OF a
meal. II we have an eye to econ
Ouy. however, we must make SOUP
the principal dish Of a meal Surely
a weIl-made, nOurishing soup, with
good bread or crackers, is a COM
plete meal in itself
Soups may be divided into two
classes-those which have a meat
stock basis and those with q milk
basis. In the first class come all
the boullions, broths, etc. In the
second class, known as cream"
soups, We have the pulp Of vege-
tables added to milk or a thin
white sauce.
To make a good meat soup we
need the right bones and cuts and
plenty Of them. The shank of beef,
especially the fore shank, contains
the gelatine and eXtractiVes which
give soups favor and strength.
The neck, the plate or parts OF the
neck and shoulder. either Of beef
or mutton, are excellent for soup
making. All bones should be
cracked well TO allow the juices to
escape.
Good soup Is made not BY boil
ing, but by simmering, which means
g very slow, long cooking over low
heat Soup that is boiled rapidly
Is WatGFV and without favor. First,
an meat and bone should be laid in
cold water and allowed to stand for
several hours with salt added to
bring out the most Of the extrac.
tives. A slow, gentle cooking
should follow for several hours.
Where gas iS used the little pilot