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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-15
Dollar Day Hosiery

Women's Fibre SILK Hose, rib
top, seconds. in black only, Ct
for Dollar Day. 2 pairs for " L
Women's Wayne Knit IIsIo
Hose, full-fashioned, Lavender
top" black Isle. 1925 VAL Ct
ue. for Dollar Day, at a pair -
women's silk Iisle Hose,
full-fa shioned, black. slightly
imperfect. Regular s1.25 quail
ity. for Dollar Day, 2 pairs Ct
at " \
Hosiery-Main Floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-15

Beaver Fleece. % inches wide.
hard serge twill. fIeeced face. lined
back, good range of small figure
patterns. good for kimonas. sacques
and house dresses. 45c value, Ct
for Dollar Day. 3 yards ...-.. Ux
Miller Corscts, pure white drill.
medium bust, long. comfortable
skirt, four hose supporters. sizes 20
to ~. easily worth $3.50. Spe- Ct
cially offered for Dollar Day at % i
Brassicrcs of pink open weave
material and pink and white bro
caded batiste, several styles, some
trimmed, front and back opening.
all sizes. Regular sc gar Ct
ments, for Dollar Day. at for sQ1
Women's Knit Boomers, pure
white and flesh pink, elastic spring
needle knit. elastic waist and C1
knee. A wonderful value at :. - j
Silk Poplin, 81 inches wide odds
and ends of several pieces, mostly
in navy with white spot pattern.
Regular CSC value. a real Dol CT
lar Day feature, at 2 yards for y i
Zephyr Ginghams, 80 inches
wide. good assortment of plaids in
full line of fall and winter color
combinations Regular sac value,
special for Dollar Day. 5 yards Ct
Pelletier's Bargain Basement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-15

Honlerr-Mnin floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-15

Mems Blue Cham
bray Work Shirts, soft
lay down collars, well
made, extra full. Regu-
lar S1.95 values at
only 81
NJ G ms Belts, your
choice of any Use belt
with fancy or plain
buckles, for Dollar Day,
2 for 81
Silk Finish Hose, all
sizes, slight irregulars
OF 65c grade. Special
for Dollar Day. at 8
pairs for .......... 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-15

Blcachcd Shooting, 81
inches wide. one of the
best grades, a special
purchase enables US to
offer the $1.35 quality
at a. yard for ...... ST
New FAN Ginsiams,
just received. attractive
new patterns, for child
ren's dresses and house
dresses. A fine quality
and regular 65c value,
for Dollar Day, 2 yards
Tor 81
Turkish Towels, one
big lot in fancy JAG
,uard borders and en-
broidered ends. Values
to $1.45, for Dollar Day
at 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-15

Bath Towels. heavy double
h r d. very absorbent. pure
blcached, hemmed and ready for
use. 79c quality, Dollar Day, Ct
2 for ................ Qx
Bath Towels, 1ex33 inches, pure
white. heavy weave, hemmed ends.
, 10 dozen of these soc values to Q1
offer Dollar Day. at 3 for -. i
Bonnet Flannel. heavy double
faced. for sleeping & r m e n I s,
Grapes and similar uses. % inches
wide. an exceptional Dollar Day
offering of this 45c quality, at C1
3 yards for n ............. ~
TwiIlcd Shaker Flannel. heavy,
double faced. in white. cream, pale
blue and pink. 80 inches wide. fine
for pajamas. gowns and infants
use. Regular CSC seller. for Ct
Dollar Day. 2 ards ...... 1x
Apron and Dress Ginghans,
standard makes. full color range.
sold for 45c yard, for Dollar Ct
Day. yards at ...........- sp1
Fancy Towcling. Is inches wide.
heavy double weave. pure white.
soft absorbent nap. Regular Ct
4Sc value. yards for ...... 0x
Comfort Challies, IS inches wide.
fast color. beautiful assortment of
patterns and color combinations
Regular 49c value, Dollar Day, Ct
3 yards for OIL
Peiletier's Bargain Basement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-15
Catarrh Germs
Move Out When Hyomei
Moves In

No stomach dosing Hyomei Is made
chiefly of oil OF eucalyptus taken from
the eucalyptus forests of inland Aus
traiia. and combined with other excellent
sntiseptlcs.
In inland Australia the atmosphere is so
impregnated with balsam thrown out by
the eucalyptus trees that germs do not
thrive. and in consequence coughs. colds.
catarrh and other nose and throat afflic-
tons are practically unknown.
Breathe Hyomel and get the same
pleasant germ killing effect MS you
would get in the eucalyptus forests.
HyomeI Is sold by The Rowley Drug
Store and druggists everywhere on a guar
antee OF satisfaction or money refunded.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-15

Girls Dresses and Middies-One lot sizes to IA
Just two dozen of these garments left Regular
$1S9 to 81 25 values at only. S1O0
White MILDLY Skirts-But five in lot,
grade Lonsdale JEAN sizes and years. peated skirts
with waist attached regular $2S values for Saturday
4 L
MIsses, nd Juniors, Appare-3rd
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-15

Poplin Shifting. 80 inches wide
in medium dark colors, mercerized
finish, fast coiors, worth sac, Ct
for Dollar Day. 3 yards for. y i
WOmcn's Vests. white ribbed cot
ton vests in the sleeveless styles and
in regular sizes. soc quality at Ct
Mems Union Suits, a broken line
of good quality, white ribbed cot
ton union suits. suitable for present
weather, sizes 3 6 to ~. Regular
$3.50 values. for Dollar Day, a Ct
suit at ................. ~ i
Boys and Youths Union Suits,
fine ribbed, sizes to 1 s years. fine
elastic knit. long sleeves. knee
length. Regular $1.25 and Ct
$3.50 values. for Dollar Day at - u
Mems Four-In-Hand Tics, of
good grade pure silk in big range
Of patterns and color combinations.
slip easy bands, a big Dollar Ct
Day feature. at 2 tics for -. Qx
Mems Blue Work Shirts. blue
cheviot, standard make, sizes 141z
to II. Regular $3.50 values. Ct
for Dollar Day at ..... Ux
Mems Silk Isle Hose. first quail
ity. plain heather and fancy weaves.
full run of sizes Regular 79c Ct
value. for Dollar Day. pairs y i
PeIietier's Bargain Basement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-15
Notions

Stay Fast, Universal
and Fashionette Hair
Nets, cap shape. regu-
lar 15c values for Dol
lar Day. 10 nets for ST
Dressmakcr Pins, II
pound boxes, 65c size
for Dollar Day 2 for 81
Snap stem ers,
white and black, all
sizes, regular 10c cards
for Dollar Day at Il
cards for. 81
Princess Chic Belt
Hose Supporters, regu-
lar $1.25 value. 81
Notions-Main Floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-15
Story Hour

Chapman rts OF
he children to 4
vii o.
boys come may come,
wish.
Tea pom Anne
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-15
Our Monong anniversary Lowered Prices for One Day On
Dollar Day Domestics

Shepherd Plaids, 80
inches wide, wool fin
ish. for school dresses
and waists. 65c values.
very special at 2 yards
AOT 81
Wool Finish Plaids,
SO inches wide, in beau
tiful coloring, for sep
arate skirts and dresses.
1925 values, at, a
yard 81
Outing Flannel, light
and medium grounds,
in stripe or check pat
terms. 36 inches wide.
CSC quality. for Dollar
Day, 2 yards. Isl
ton Bats 2
pound S weight, for
comforters, open full
width. Regular $1.25
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-15
Men Can Save Here!

Suspenders, regular
soc values, for Dollar
Day. 3 for ........ 81
Soft Collars, your
cho: ; of any 40c or soc
soft collars in stock, on
Dollar Day, at 5 for ST
Silk Ncckwcar. four
in-hands, good quality
silk in a large variety
of patterns. Regular
5000 values, at ony 81
Bat Wing Bow Tics,
your choice of any 75c
or $1.00 values on Dol
lar Day. at 2 ties for 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-15

M C ms Fine III lie
Hose, all sizes. gray.
brown and black. Sell
regularly at soc. for
Dollar Day. 8 pairs
for ............... ST
Isle Finish Hose, in
black only, double toe
and heel. for Dollar
Day, 5 pairs for -. 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
tmlr,a hallina

Last Thursday evening ~ The "irs;
Christian church OF kursas cay.
No. Miss Marie Farley. q AMARILLO
and John y Chnllinor. C KFnsat
chy. wrrr united In the h'ly bords
OF malrlncny Dr Frank borcn ~
ficiallhg
TLs colofs - lavender snd white
we're carried gu' IN artistic d,ttll
IN the decorations as veil 90 ln On 2
costumes "a the bride and hrr 49,
iendanl. Faster lililes and ,alluli
How ering plants combined vita 'ho
NeTdurc ui hul'iOufe foliage made Uu
app Onriate settling Tor lhr nlrun
gnd brau.iiui ceremony
Mls Gergldine shepherd. Nhu lH'
Gently won national honals ia h'f
music PLAYED the wedding mgrci A.
which the bridal par'y cniepa 40
iited ia gONn Of wAdi ! s. lrFri
9 nd carving thONtl tl4Nnri II
brides roses and lllllCf q lie valley
Miss Far,sy catered 90 ihr arm a
hes father she WHs attended ~
the gloouiH siar Niss hers Challi
NOR. Nhoe govn Ne az lH,fhh'
chiffon clnih oiur fld guls flilul
Niss lhillinOr carried a mrNfri "a
Lavender SWEET peas aud yellow inn
quils. Mr Chall'ntl Nat attend 4
lfy u Roe1eI I'D kauH lnf
Passing b-reaih ihp balcony oa let
iig ihe church NJ bridal farN 49,
,howcfed sim rlr ani io reial.
some Two bundled gn,l. sihe ~
ihe CEREMONY
The yopns propl. e4l se ihrl
hone ln fansas Cav where %
Challlnor Is wen trrRu ard SOS
highly thought of hnlne nsae d 3
home there manY Wli before C0r
ing a. Amarillo ipf sao D al
made hosf of lrlfnl hrTf lGuri
the ioN years ni i.r u.|d. n0r Il
Ibis cliy. and all lD'n Boz nulilr.
20 BOIL Y1unr people hnrlle1 elf
graiu.aiions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14

bcrn neglected. This tends 10 H.
jui, he stockman and discourage
PRODUCTION, thereby Indirect, hurt
ing the consumer. Neglect II rblri'
tious ana palaieblc foroqiai,cr mchi
has retarded dhtrihuilor cu'hlas
greater shrinkaFc. overhead 'Nprlis.
cs. waste end diversion in'p chopped
0 ground form Tor wholc'nlt buyers
,Onio meat which could hC uiill,nd
b, c1nfumor to better ud,lnlag" ~
The fern ~ cartss ruis. f'ir plitf
tuumihsi .uors are tyinH 80 lulniHh
ud,uuato information regarding the
collection NJ the rcltiyrl, lncAW ~
i've cuts. hut " any housewife u IN
0luht she ,s F.fc m dom tndlls
meat from any iot'pualicr en- "N'
r"pi the rib. The f1rcqullcr IN
oludos duck. bnskct riud plair,
the shank tor SOUP and III" nee" inf
.uul g" mincinn. liy niiminai ing
waste ana shrinklgc and Fastening
ri.uihuiiOn. ana ~ rfcalip' o hif.
i,t for al part ~ mo meet enimni
raised by the farmer II W'l' he prs-
.iblr fur ,onsunCrr tr ave ln"tt
,r meat without iniuiing The rcinN'
rr, while maintaining " not mere Vs.
iGg the price raj dto ih' producer
for his live stock
Manv hotels. Isctlln picture lhrH-
tres. clubs and newspapers are co
operating In th' campaign John =.
Kotnl. of lllin1s. who directed the
recent rcscarches into retail mer.
chandlse for the United tSiios llu'
iclu = Markets and who Is INV
Sccrctar, VT the United Mastrt
Butchers OF An erica. hue enlisted
The cooperation Of 10000 relall'"s
OF meat
The Missouri Farm lur'au FEEDER
aticn. n u letter tO the D,p'ttm ~
uf Justice. pledged ils support In
cffoc; u. = read is,mont " the meat
I ,onstn pilnn IN This rJi pN 20 III
end ihlt a., whole carcass may y"
CONSUMED instead ~ oily !,lne Ia
yoritc cuts y. T. Schgrid"t Sec
ictary of The ht.apna caste Growers
Association whnl' W, viii hc
very clad OF tho prottnni,v To- dn
what we cen IN ih, p'~I N'iS TN.
ssociation. wiin mcmhct'lilp 81
nearly 1000. represents ilmos, Gem.
plcirly the ing cattle ind islV OF
/ arizona. The aCiifornia Cdtilcmcn n
Association photographed to thc At
2 mcy- General Offering o. 80 op'f'
80 In the camrllrn tc pupulrr'1c
tie les expensive cuts ot rral and
! 20 tiky complete rharg' nl save
/ lone, tn Neat Week In Cali'urnm.
/ Their offer WIS promptly accepted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
RUTH J. MEYER


lie wrought with patience long and
weary years
Upon his masterpiece eititlcd
"Fate".
And dreamed sweet dreams. tic
while he ate.
And gave his work his Soal, his
strength. and tears.
Ills task complete nj last he had
no fears
The world would not pronounce his
gcnlus great.
HIT poor. unknown--pray. what
could he create?
The mad world laughed and gave
not praise. but jecrs.
lmpelied to AK wherein his WORK
was wrong.
lie sought .despairing. one whose
art was dead.
But on whose brow were wrcathed
the bays OF Fame:
The master gazed upon the picture
long:
1T lacks one thing 90 make u great
he said
And signed the canvas With hi own
great name!
ARTHUR GIBSON.
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p n. d. chapter Meets With Mr.
Wilson.

The p. v. o. Chapter met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Maude Wilson
svs Tyler street. The prolism az
RANGED for the afternoon dealt with
early ssglptors and their art. ans
proved vefy interesting undef ~
leadership OF Miss Mary Mcdonald
The program was cprrled OFT 90 10.
lows:
alnt Caudtns-Mrs. J. W. Hill
G. O Barnard Airs 81 u. Harris
John quincy Adamf--Mrs. L. y
Aver.
Muslc--elert.d.
Pc. o. Quartet.
dorado Tafi---Mrs n. ] Farwoll
Current Events - Mrs. sophie
Meyer.
Following the proefem delicinn
rcferhments we're served by the hos
icfr.
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The Weeks Social Calendar
WEDNESDAY

Tho Relic Bennett Missionary 80
ciciy will meet lr regular scssion
Circle I. OF the First Baptis
church. Eill meet with Mrs. J. c
SkiIlnsnn. sos Taylor street
Circle VI win meet with Mrs. N
II. Duncan. 1893 Madison itreet
Circle v will meet with Mrs. u
". Mays. ilOi Van Barren street
Circle " will meet with Mrs Car
RE Jones. 500 A. jefferson street
Circle III will meet With Mrs. In
gram. 1891 Taylor street.
The Moman's Auxiliary Of tht
Central Presbyterian church viii
met nj the church nj $3.50 O'Clock.
THURSDAY
The J. L. q. Club viii be enter
tanned by Mrs. bernard Tccl Mr.
Jack Fine will lead in the after
moons lesson.
The 81, vous PLAT club will meet
with Mrs. Joe NJ. Mob'cy, i2iOA
Van Buren, street.
The ri Beta Phi Society WIN Gu
terrain the Pan-lielleni cassociaiicr
az the homo Of Ms. Z. II. Rccdy
1904 Taylor street.
The Athenaeam clui will meet
with Mrs. Porter X. Underwood
i7i3 jackson. Mrs. J. W. vcalc vii
lead for the afternoon.
FRIDAY
The ride,is and Baraca classes al
the First Baptist sunday school VII
entertain with a supper followed b.
n musical program at o'clock u
the pariors OF the church
The Pan.Hcllcnic association vii
be entertained by the ri Ieia Ph
Sorority ut the home Of airs. Z. II
Rcedy. iG0i Taylor
SATURDAY
The Ladies' Auxiliary 90 th'
American Legion will meet at -
o'clock In the ladies' parlors Ct tn
Central Presbyterian church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14

New YORK Fhshion AUTHORITY,
NEW YORK. April l2.--Onc Of the
newest things about prcyalllnC fash
ions is that 20 many OF the most at
traotivc models can he copicl by the
clever home dressmakor Fof instance
this fruck that Alice Brady wears.
Its material Is indcstrut tibla ,oile,
soft tan with brown tdycdi Lace
banding nlEo inches wide. The skirt
Is hsrcm and these harcm shirts
are very modest, way graceful ard
comfortable with the rubber iapc IN
the hem 10 permit freedom In walk
ing. The bodice l. a kimOna affair
with the banding inse; as panel.
The girdlo Is OF the voile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14

The regular weekly rehearsal OF
the Girls Giee Clnh Mas held lt4l
evening IN the studio r0nhs of Coz
Amarillo College Of Maslc The en-
tire evening ala devoted 20 the 90
heaIting " chcrgses 10 D. feature
upon tho concert profram Nhch d
being planted By the 1lah for th'
near future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
Nrs. App'rurodf 20 Make hcP~ni n
"Wednesday. MctlInk

Mrs I n Davies wiIi cnieftain ne
Central Guild. OF the Central frr
h,ferian charrh Ntdncsiat after
foon 81 o'clock AZ her home. 100 ;
Van nurcn. Mr.. william tp-
penfOdt. VITO represeuied the Guli'
a the presbyiery last aeek a Aem-
phls. Will submit q report ~ Wed
nesday's reffing and ~ members
ara especially assed y u pfeePt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
Mrceting of Piesi,Lrnl- u Local Frtl.
Grated Cubs Called.

Ms y. n Blfbrr general chair
man on the committee n enicris'n-
nent Of tne Pint District Federation
81 Homen's Clubs io meet ~ Ami-
rillo Apiii %. 30 and Nay / oaii g
sleeiing Of the pfeldsnis u the Frd-
Grated clubs IN the city ant all
chslrman Of tie eighi committed. pa
Ilsns. entertainment. etc. ~ ihe
Central Presbyterian church. frid "
afternoon az O'Clock 1his = . moai
important meeting and . iui ai'
tendance Is earnestly desired.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
nruuu,na .,ud, club Merits.

The Browning Study Club held
iheor reRalrr semi-monthl, mcetinE
Thur DAY evening 9TH Mr. G. =
Atwood. and very enjoyable tin,0
WIS had. "ClyaI gas the subject
for the ever'nts Study. following
which delicious Refreshments wtr
served by ,he hosteEa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
Bcile ll-nneii. 10 Nest

The Delie Bennett Missionary 81
,ieiy Of the polk Street Method
church Nili meet this afternoon "a
he anLex. An Interesting progrsn
an AmeriesnlSation ma been prep. p
I'd By the loader, Mrs. y 81 Seal
The lesson viii begin promrlly 81
o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14

The iouEg womsnt AuxlliiIy. q
the Fiat Baptist church NIL hold
their next meeting on May ieth vifn
lrs. X. 4. PARCELS. lfle Tyler
street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
TIMBER ug lsiehiy Under the sestAiss.
fsnstrstiss appicatisa Of
hsm.In's Wii1d ca

In cases Of rheumatism. and lame
back II penetrates quickly. drives out
soreness, and limbers up still. aching
Joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil is an absolutely reii.
able. antiseptie application for cuts,
burns. bites, aud ssines, Sprains and
bruises heal readily under its soo,h.
ing, penetrating qualities.
Get Il from druggists for 30 cents
u not SATISFIED return the bottle and
set your money back.
Ever constipated or have siek
headache : just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasan, little pink piila q
bentA Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14

MfH 81 f"' 'i'HN IL
"a Cu.fHrl iui II at
~ hn homo lf0l i.H Il
The iaiIe. brought NJ L
and q very enioiaDle A I
spent a delicious V
served hi fh' hosit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
SN,ol,y mr..


pounds beef cui IN fiif Tor scrv-
ing tllsc plate, Mng. gump ot
iuundi
large onion sllrrd
tablespoons lard
i.hlespoCns flow
teaspoon salt
IA teaspoon black ncppc,
III teaspoon rro9ud cloves and
thyme or snmmcr savory
pint brown moct or ho'l.ug vJ-
tor and ment extract
tablespoons vinegar
table spoon cai.up
Brown onions SLOWLY IN hard H.
crease the heat. Add meat AND hrCWn
.iiN the flour, pepper aud other sea.
s0nlnrs. Sprinkle tins miNirtr over
the meat Add the stock yinc"rr
ind catsup. Cover closely Siamor
Until meat l. tender. allowing two
Lnnru for shank or 4 late agd T..
horIs for iuuip or round
Numerous I'VE itucs 4. sotiut .llf
agricultural colleges. cytou ION III.
ic,trrs and home IL mou,irnlors atf
cooperating IN tho c1mpdi.I irirt
conditions hitherto preyailIc with
disproportit nate demand Ter rihs
and loins, q considerable pan OF lhc
animal RACED by .ac larmlr has
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
Ear Specialist
DI. CLAUDE wOiGOTT
~ aud %, Iuqua building

DIR. M. B. HARRIS,
osteopath, M. D. and Surgeon,
removed to Mission Theatre Bldg.
Private Surgical and 0bststricaI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14

MS 3 q plouly. b OH.
Guy sud Nn 2 LaTffafs
~ Enld. ire visiting 10 ne CO
their mother IN 4. N Fi
|llos Lineola .litL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
save wau.y 90. ,srnt .

Today is the third day u Meat
Ncck, and i Is 10 l.. dnuwcird how
many Jf the wOmpn OF Amarlllc ar'
cooperating IN this great movement
lnsiirattd By the Department OF
Justice. II PRAYED Impossible IA
carry out the idea, cntcit,lncd h'
The Federated Clubs OF this city. III
have demonstrations during ;hH
week, illustrating the cheaper ,uts
uf meat and the mary delicious lish
~ which may be- prcpar.i from
them, hut every woman may hc her
own demonstrate. Tiy som" Of Tue
following recipes, and pr,yc Ia,
YOUR own satisfaction that the chcp'
cr cuts are worth Wnilc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
BNKtD STUFFED FLANK sIEhN

Flank fl,ak tSboui two pounds
! cup crumbs
~ cu1 water Or stock
! teaspoon salt
ia teaspoon pepper
- shall onion chopped liu"
! small carrot. tuinip
IL cup celery.
Wipe steak. remove skin 9nd hy
out Nat for stul.ing. Make a drcss-
ms OF stock. salt pepper, oniun and
. small gnouni II celery aud sprcnd
ON thu meat Roll with the glsin 80
that when cut Il may be en- aero -
the grain of tho meat Place tho
diced vegetables IN roasting pan amt
ON this layer ~ vckCtahl's ld' ilc
meat. auN add two or three cup Ji
water. dep, ndiLE upon ;he .ilc ol
The pan. Cover aud bake three
hours. or until tender WNcu cock
"a remove meat and thict'u broth.
Recipe No. D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-14
I.EEF ,abII.lSIi.

This may he laadc fron ~" ,hrcL
Cut the beef irto cubes or slices ara
sprinkle With vinegar and ltlic
sumner fayory. Ndd t,aspOOnlul
OF salt ard Fdf tcpsponr,ul e.. pm
rika' cook siN oRilu ior cJ'i twI
pounds o. meat lowlY. b. u'ir-
fourth Of cup Ut butter ur butter
fubstituto Add TIL cooked nOlong
to the meat. ever lightly, and cook
slowly n about two hours rhr liqud
may be Increased just before serving
~ the addition OF lillo beef stock
81 c,lh"r sweet cr sour crclu
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Members New York Stock Exchanse
LIBERTY BONDS. .s
OTHER UNITED STATES BONDS
pre-x.,r ,..r..

Issue
Atch.. Top. & SANTA Re gen. Is,
Baltimore & Ohio gen. As, lp4s.
Baltimore 4 Ohio ref. 5s. 1895. !.
baltimore q Ohio COW, 4hs, 10,
Chesapeake q Ohio cony. 5s, i94s
Chesa peake q Ohio COW. 4hs,
Chicago Great Western LIST a,
Chi, NIL. 81. Paul cons. AIS,
Chicago, r. l.. Pacific ref. 4s,
Denver & Rio Ora lde lst ref. IS
Erie gen. Is. 1895. ..........,..
Missouri Pacific gen. n, 1915. -.
n. Y. Central conv. deb. g., 10;
Norfolk & Western COW. es, 10;
Amer I. 4 T. COW. O.. 1925. :,
Interbo. Metro. 4hs, 1855. .....
lnterbo. n. Trans. IS. 1895. -.
N. Y. Tel. 4hs. 1899. ........
Amer. Smelt. 4 Ref. LIST mtg. 5s
Beth. Steel purchasing money 5s
The Washington herald., 1920-05-04
LEHIGH VALLEY EARNINGS.

A decrease of s1.s15.s21.2s in the
net income is shown in the annual
report Of the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road Company. made public recent
ly. The 1918 net income was s4.-
s77.212, compared with ss.5s2,ss4 in
1918. yielding approximately S4.11
per share, compared with s5.44, in
Guiding Federal compensation in
1919 was s1LsI6.1s5. a slight de-
crease from the year before, when
the compensation was s11.s21.23s.
!. Gross operating revenues for the
year were ss5.542,so2. while the ope-
rating expenses amounted to $780,
0sS.565. leaving a net revenue from
railway sCperetiors OF $5.s53,e3s,,
TIE company expended during the
year for additions and betterments