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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02
Przepisy. Gospodarskie.

Dobra swiateczna strucla. (Na
sadanie). - POI kwarty suchej
przesianej maxi rozrobic dwoma
szklankani ciep}ego mleka /
cwierc funtem drozdzy rozrobio-
nych W f~ilizance mleka, wsypac
POI iyzeczki soil, wszystko robbie,
posypac naka i postawic W Gle
pie, zeby wyroslo. Pietnascie zoi-
tex wbic z niecalym funtem Gu
kru do biaiosci, wlac je do ~ciasta,
wsypac1 igdalow slodkich grubo
s;ekanych, troche wanilii i skorki
tytrynowej utartej ma tarku /
wybijac przez pol godziny; po-
czem wlac poi szklanki rozpusz-
czonego masia i tylez smalcu
swiezego, dodat oczyszczonych i
wypiukanych rodzynkow bez pc
sick, sk6rki pomaraiczowej sma-
zonej i wsypat jedna i poi kwarty
suchej maxi, czyli lyle, zeby cia-
sto byio geste jak ma bulki. Pc
wymieszaniu postawic elastic zno-
WI W cieple do wyroSniscia. Po-
czem podzielit ciasto ma czesci i
taczajac ma stolnicy posypanej
maka, formowac bulki albo zapla-
tao ma strucle. Zostawic do wy
rosniecia, poczem smarowac roz-
bitem jajkiem, posypat migdala-
mi, cukrem lub kruszonka i VISTA
vic do upieczenia W dose gorqcy
piec.
Dobry deser z soku winogron.
- RozpnScic jedna i pol lyzki
zelatyny W proszku W jednej i
poi szklance gorqcej woody; do
dac do tego pol szklanki cukru j
mieszat, dop6ki sic ME rozpusci.
Nastepnie dodac jedna i poi
szklanki soku z wyduszonych
przez sitko winogron i pozosta--
vic do wystygnieeia. Ubic plane
gesta Z dw6ch biatek jajka, zmie-
szac 2 poprzedniem, a kiedy zu-
pe}nie zastygnie - rozdzielac ma
gfebokie miseczki lub kubki oi
lodow i polac po wierzchu Smie-
tanka ubita z cukrem. Mona pc
dac do tego ciastNa kruche Tub
,Nabisco."
(zadane ynieszkodliwe farby'
do lukrow, z powodu braku miej-
sea, W przysziym numerze D. d.
X. Odpowiedzi ME moga bye wv
kazdym numerzeD
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02

3409. - Elegancka sukienka
dla dorastajacych panienek. Mo-
delka 8, 10, II i ii lat. Materyaiu
o SO calach szerokoSci ma miare
10, trzeba Az jarda. Modelko 15c.
3405. - Stylowa toaleta. Mo-
deika: "a, So, SO, 4O, AZ, A i 46,
niierzac ma Gale w biuscie. Mate
rya}u o SO calach seer. ma miars
So trzeba 81 jarda. Modelko 15c.
3425-S41s. - Elegancki .ko-
styum. ModeMa: Bluzka: 1925:
"a, Sc, 80, 40, AZ, a i 46 ma Gale
w biuScie. Spodnica 3419: - "a,
&c, %, 80, 80, "a i SO ma Gale W
paste. Materyaiu o 40,calach seer.
ia srednia miare trzeba 58 jar
da. ModeFko bluzki 15c, osobno
modefko spodnicy 15c.
34Sl. - Kostyum dla dorasta
jacych panienek. Modelka: 8, 10,
II i IA lat. Materyaiu o 81 calacll
szer. ma miare 10, trzeba 4h jar
da. Modelko 15c. :
1878. - Modny ~piaszczyk ola
panienek. Modefka: u. IA i 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02

zej mad zadna, ME moze utrzy--
mac wszystkich W porzadku, ni-
szczy je i patrzy ma to obojetnie,
edyz zepsuta zabawke zastapi
druga, trzecia it'd, a W dodatku
stale sic znudzonem i zniecheco-
mem.
- Coz many robic gdy dzieci
maja DUO zabawek, a ma gwiaz-
dke jeszcze i'm MOVIE p~rzybeda
Pochowac niektore, inne -
budzac serca W d~zieciach, ofiaro-
wac do ochronek i szpitalikow
ola bardzo biednych dzieci, ktore
ME NIGGA mice nowych zabawek
ma ,gwiazdke".
l. wogole, oprocz innych po-
dark6w, najpiekniejszym bedzie
- jesli wan sic uda zbudzic W
dziecku SERGE do umiiowania tych
najbiedniejszych, z kt6rymi "a
pragna podzielit sic chotby stare
mi zabawiiami i cencikami.
Bo - przyzwyczajenie do mi
iosci i litosci SERGE prQwadzic je
bedzie przez Gale zyeie Pc drodze
prawoSci, zadowolenia i szcze--
scia!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02
DZIAI + KOBIET.
Referuje Marya s.
P0GADANKA.
zABAWKI Ma GWIAZDKE.

waweow Przybywa jeSzcze je-
den: wybor upominkow i zaba-
week ola dzieci.
Il CO tn kupiG?" = pyta mat
Ia. = lyle zabawek juz maja,
a wszystkie jednakowo psujs j
riszcza."
Doswiadczenie wskazalo, re
najczssciej doradzca bywa tn
subjekt sklepowy, kt6ry goraco
zaleca naprzod te zabawki, kto-
rych sic chce pozbyc. A czy "a
bawka bedzie odpowiednia i VIA
sciwa dla dziecka, ma to subjekt
nie zwraca uwagi / ME mozemy
nawet tego wymagaG cd sprzeda-
waczy, ME majacych przygoto--
wanna pedagogicznego.
NajwiaSciwsza wskazow&a i
prawie jedyna W tym razie jest
znajomoSG natury dzieciecej wo-
COLE i indywidualnych npodobah
pojedyhczego dziecka W szcze-
golnoSci.
Nieraz miaiam sposobnosc pi-
sac W tel kwestyi. a re natura die
cka do tego czasu sic ME zmie-
mia, zmuszona jestem ma liczne
Pytania), znowu wrocic do tego
samego przedmiotu. 4.
Zdrowa natura dziecka wyma-
ga przedewszystkiem ruchu, al
wiec przyjemns mu bedzie "a
bawka, ktora je W. ruch wprowa-
dzi: koio, kt6re moze toczyc, ku-
la, >pifka, ktora bedzie ~podrzuca-
10. kon, ma ktorym sic bedzie bu-
jac, wozek, ktory moze zawsze
czem innem nafadowac i ciagnac,
lejce it'd.
Przytem dziecko lubk take "a
bawki, ktore sprawiaja pewien
halas; bedzie ono wolaEo wozek,
ktory p~oruszajac sic, wydaje Pc
wien odgios i dlatego wolf dre-
wniany woz drabiniasty niz maj
p~iekniejsza metalowa zabawke.
Dzieci lubis roznego rodzaju
instrumenty, danny wisS takie,
ktoreby byly proste, mp. trabki,
bebny, dzwonki PREY lejcach;
zrobis one przyjemnoSc die
ciom, ME ~narazajac ich ma przy-
zwyczajenie do dysonansow, jak
to sic dzieie PREY uzywaniu mi
niaturowych skrzypcow, forte
pianu it'd.
Wszystkie dzieci maja szcze-
golne upodobanie W p~rzebiera--
,niu sic; niechze wiec rodzice do
starcza i'm materyaiu, azeby ow
popped naturally mogiy zadowo-
lie W sposob wiasciwy.
Mech d~ostarcza dzieciom kolo-
rowych bibui ola zrobienia z mich
rozmaitych czeSci ubran: STRATA
ka, zolnierza, baletnika it'd, ola
dziewczynek zaS lalki, kt6reby
mogly ubierae i rozbierac.
Najcenniejsza przytem zabaw-
ka bedzie ia, W ktora dziecko WHO !
.zy wsasna praee, Pomysi, Tub
przerobi na swoj sposob. Ilez to
razy widzimy, jak dzieci rzuea-
ja najwytworniejszs zabawki, a
bawia sic wycietemi z papieru
lslkami lub zwierzstami. o ilez
chetniej dziecko ustawia sobic
budynek z klockow, niz bawi sic
budynkiem juz wykonczonym,
chociaz iadniejszym!
Dziecko jest odbiciem swego
otoczenia.
Oto dis byli goscie W domu:
juz ono urzadza pokoj, sadza lal-
XII, a zrobi ich lyle, lie byio osob,
wycisgnie kuchenkA naczynka,
p~rzyrzadza wieczerze ftp, straz
przejechaia; ). = dziecko przebie-
ra sic W stroj strazaka, siada ma
konika i pedzi, a gwizdze, trabi
; hou; sic zuakomicie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02

Przypotnnij sobie, gdy Jon" Gle
pc raz pierwszy wwiodi do swego
domu, wszystko lsnilo cd czy-
stosci, a ty bylas wsr6d tego
w~szystkiego najczySciejsza i maj
ladniejsza; jake byi dummy z
ciebie! Jake zachQwalas TO, CO
on W tobie tax wysoko cenil? 0
lie m2drzejby byio posprz2tat
wtedyA gdy yjego" W domu niema,
4 potem mniej troche troszczye
sic o kurze ma Scianach i rynki, a
troche wiecej o siebie sauna
Sprobuj troche powerniksowac
siebie, droga PAM! NiegdyS sly
reias z dowcipu, wesolosci, W
rozmowach p~oruszalas ciekawsze
tematy niz koszta zycia codzien-
rego i oszukahstwa sklepikarzy.
Droga PAM! do zycia trzeba
nam czegoS wiecej niz dywanow
czystych i wymySlnych objad6w.
Odszukaj paczke starych listo",
zwiazanych wyblekas wstazkq,
kt6re przechowujesz W glebi szu-
flady swego biureczka. Jaka szko-
da, re ME odczytujesz ich cze-
Sciej! On sic przecie ME zachwy-
cal twemi Sciereczkami i dokiad-
noScia cerowania. Marzyi o two
ich wlosach trochs zwichrzonycll
mad czolem, 0 ssonecznym usmie-
chu (nie widzielismy go juz cd
szeregu lat, droga PAM, z why
praczki i rzeznika - przypusz--
czam), marzyl o usteczkach, PREY
pominajacych paezek ROXY i o
drobnych, cudownej bialosci zab-
kach - pereSkach; wv ostatnich
czasach, szanowna PAM, podo-
bichstwo to zniklo z~upefnie)
Sprobuj, droga PAM, troche rza-
dziej, gdy on W domu, Scierac ku-
RE i wprawiaj sic W uSmiechu
chociaz raz ma dzieh: dawny
wdziek moze wrocit. Doprawdy,
gra warta Swieczki. Usteczka tive
; zabki niegdys by}y przesliczne.
Me wien, kto wymyslii szko-
olive klamstwo, re jedyua droga
do serca ~mezczyzny prowadzi
przez zoiadek. llez to niemadrych
kobiet, wierzac w powyzsze twier
dzenie i czas specialized prevail
ME W kuchni, pozwolilo miloSci
ulotnic sic z pokoju... OczywiS-
Gle, jezeli przez giupote zaslubi-
las PAM iakome zwierze, musisz
poSwiscit zycie ma przygotowa--
nie mu tylko zeru: Czyz jednak
zupeinie' jestes pewna. re ION"
Jest nicrogatem stworzeniem? A
lie, jezeli sic myliszf Twierdze
stanowczo, pomimo, IL ME chciai-
bym W tobie rozwijac proznosci,
&c - nawet "a stolen jadalnym
znaczysz wiecej cd pieczeni ba-
raniej. Potrafisz bye p~ikantniej--
sza cd sosu "a la Tartare" i Ia
godniejsza Cd roztopionego masla.
Byi czas, gdy on, majac ciebie
rapfzeciwko, ME zdawas sobie
sprawy, czy zjada pieczen woao-
wa czy w~ieprzowa. Pc czyjej
stronie wilma? Me sadz mas tax
ostto. Daleko nam wprawdzie do
ascetyzmu, ale ME wszyscy je--
steSmy zarlokami. Wiekszosc -
to ludzie zwyczajni, lubiacy
wprawdzie d6brze zjesc, jak przy-
stale zdrowemu c~zlowiekowi,
lecz wiecej kochajacy swoje 70
ny. Spr6buj sic przekonat, Sred-
Mo przyrzadzony obiad, podczas
kt6rego bsdziesz wygladata lad
RE, bedziesz sic smia}a wesolo i
rozmawiaia zajmujaco - wiesz
dobrze, IL to potrafisz - bedzie
ola mas po calodziennej piracy
przyjemniejszy niz obiad wykwin
tniejszy, jezeli ty sauna bsdziesz
milczaca, smutna, niespokojna, z
potarganymi wfosami, re zmar-
szczka troski ma ladnej twarzy-
czce Z powodu, IL jutro zamiast
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
New Zealander Who Has Made
Big Following In All the Cities
He Has Visited Is Now Meet
ing the People of Atlanta.

John Pomeroy, the noted New Zea-
land Scientist, who has been creating
srrb sensation in all the American
cities he has visiting during the past
few months, is now meeting the peo-
ME Of Atlanta.
Pomeroy says that ninety per cent
of su i'll health is due to weak stom-
achs, and claims to prove this with
his medicine-Puratene. In speaking
# this theory during an interview re-
Gently. he said: Practically all the
chronic i'll health of this generation
js caused by abnormal stomach condi-
lions. In earlier days, when the hu-
man race was closer to nature and
men and women worked out of doors
all day the tired, droopy, half-sick
people that are now so common, did
not exist There was sickness, but it
was only temporary and very rare.
There was little of this constant half
sick condition with which so many
are afflicted.
In the animal, or in any Of the
wild tribes of Africa or the South
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
CONTINUED From
Page One

the Escambia Electric Light and Power
Co. were the two companies having
sole ownership in the street railways,
the Pensacola Electric Co. owning all
the rolling stock, etc, while the Es-
Gambia Electric Light and Power Co.
owned all electrical and lighting fix
lures, etc. The stock is owned by
various stockholders.
The cost of operating the power
station was based on the following:
fuel for 1919, $69,517; wages for various
operators. $26,297; maintenance, So
446; total, $105,26O.
Mr.. Wetterer reported that the gen.
eral physical condition of the company
is very good, while the efficiency OF
the local company is close to 100 per
cent.
J. G. Holtzclaw, receiver for the Pen
sacoIa Electric Co., said that if the
increase in street car fare rates be
granted by the city there will be an
adequate increase also in the salaries
Of motormen and conductors.
On a comparative basis, according
to Mr.. Holtzclaw, the rates Of wages
for the future as compared with the
year 1907 when men were paid on an
average Of II cents an hour:
Present Time Employed Future
80 cents First months 35 cents
81 cents Second months So cents
Second year 81 cents
81 cents Third year 38 cents
81 cents Fourth-Fifth year 80 cents
IS cents After Fifth year 40 cents
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
Americans Stuff
'SelUes Too Full
OF Food He Snus

Sea Islands, or in uncivilized people
in any quarter of the globe, you see
no general debility. no nerve exhaus-
ton. They are not shut up all day
and they do not stuff themselves with
food when their bodies have not had
enough exercise to justify it. The
American people have been doing this
for years and the American stomach
has in consequence grown slowly
weaker.
I'm America today there are tens
of thousands who do not know what
is the matter with them. Some say
nervousness, others kidney or liver
trouble, or lung trouble, or heart
trouble. Many have been treated for
all these things at various times. A
common complaint is "all run down.
II have a medicine that positively
will do nothing but put the digestive
organs in a condition to properly di-
gest and assimilate food. 1t took me
years of research work all over the
Antipodes and the South Sea Islands
to get it, but here it is. With it
have proved to thousands of people
all over the world that few people
can be sick with a sound stomach.
Puratone is sold in Pensacola ex-
clusively by Hannah's Pharmacy. It
is also sold by one leading druggist
in every town.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
FIRST AMERICAN
CHIMPANZEE BORN

New York, July l5.-Susette, former
ly star chimpanzee actress. now an
inmate of the Bronx geological gar
dens, today is the fond mother of the
first infant of the species ever born
in the United States and the second
ever born in captivity. After Bona,
the proud father of the primate house
hold, was induced late last night to
cease his hysterical yelling in cele-
braton of the event, physicians in
charge reported today that both moth
er and child were resting peacefully.
Susette was in a secluded cage with
her offspring tightly clasped in her
arms.
Susette has spent several years on
the stage where she was noted for such
exhibitions as eating with a knife and
fork, drinking from a bottle and num-
erous other feats showing rare his
tronic talent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
ANII-SUFFRACE
WORKERS BUSY
Senator Harding, Republican
Nominee, Promised Hearing
to Amendment Opponents.

Washington, July Is en- a o r
Harding has notified the national as
ISOLATION opposed to woman suffrage
that he will readily give a hearing
to htose who are opposed to woman
suffrage" according to letter from
him made public tonight. The letter
said he did not mean to be partisan
in any particular in our American fes-
tivities.
In making public Harding's letter,
Miss Mary c. Kilbreath, president
of the association charged that repre-
sentatives of the organization were
Disseminated against at the demo-
cratic national convention at San
Francisco.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16

He also stated that there has been
an increase in expenses since 1914 of
los per cent.
Mr.. knight before the meeting adj
journed stated as a parting shot that
the city Of Pensacola in the month of
June lost nearly $1,000 in the operation
Of the city water plant.
The meeting adjourned at o'clock,
until engineers are able to make an
examination Of the condition of the
street railway and make report to
the commission.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
LOUISIANA RICE
CROP EXCELLEN

New Orleans, July I5.-The COM
ton OF the Louisiana rice crop Julv
was 80 points of normal, forecast
total production of 25,1I6, 900 bush,
compared with SIS per cent ayera
percentage for ten years. and II .2O4.4
average yield for the past five wear
according to the report today of Lion
L. James. agricultural statistician
New Orleans for the United Stat
department Of agriculture. The ar
planted to rice was estimated at 7oe
600 acres compared with 10000 acrs
last year and $4,000 acres the ii,
year average.
A condition of 80 per cent forecas
a probable average yield per acre
1888 bushels.
The increase in acreage was a
year and the relatively high pric
which prevailed.
Richmond P. Hobson is still v-orl
ing for prohibition Good for Hob
SOM
Some people would rather have
drink than to have a country to I
proud Of.
Florida will roll up a great vote Z,
Cox and Harding.
Now that Governor Cats declare
he viii not call a session OF the legts
lature. Florida women may look 1
North Carolina for their freedom.
Good growing weather for cotton
Also corn. Also everything.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
MAY
OCCUPY PEKINGI

Washington, July t5.-Charging that
the Anfu party leader, Tuan Chi JUL
former Chinese premier, had melted
the Manchurian brigands, General Chang
Tso Lin, military inspector Of Man
churia. has served notice on President
Hsu Shih Chang that he proposes to
organize an expedition with a view to
occupying Picking until General Tuan
is punished.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
MANY ACCIDENTS
DUE TO STRIKES

CChicago, July ia fourteen
-year-old girl was killed and probably
fifty persons injured in automobile ac-
cidents resulting from. congestion
caused by an unexpected strike of 1872
street car electricians. which seriously
crippled the transportation lines Of
the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
MISS HELEN TAFT
WEBS YALE MAN

Montreal, July 15.-Miss Helen
Taft, daughter of Former President
Taft, was married today at Murray
Day, to Frederick Johnson Manning,
instructor in history at Yale Univer-
sity. Miss Taft is president of Bryn
Mawr college.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
VOLUNTEERS MAN
FIRE DEPARTMENT

Memphis, July i5.-With time turned
backward sixty years as to the day
when leading citizens formed fire fight
ing forces, Memphis tonight again had
a volunteer fire department on duty No
disorder marked the resignation Of
practically all members of the paid
forces today. who had given warning
they would quit unless their salaries
are raised.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
No. 3-Continued From
Page One.

that the Pensacola Electric Co. and
gave the boats a measurable list as
they held along the starboard tack
pararel with the Jersey coast
Resolute was standing for the mark
on the port tack when the throat
halyards parted and the gaff came
half way down the mast Skipper
Adams kept on sailing.
Resolute turned the outer mark at
2: so: 81, headed back for the finish,
a run of s:15 miles with her two
head sails drawing. Her club topsail
was swinging helpless. Her crew
meanwhile made every effort to re-
place the broken rope.
Turning the mark at 2:52:34, Sham
rock passed the almost sailless Reso-
Lutte at 3 o'clock. Shamrock over
stood the mark and wore around with
a wide berth as she slipped past her
rival. Captain Adams then withdrew.
ub.My-T ism is a great pain killer.
-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
BICYCLE RIDERS TO
MEET AT WENTWORTH'S

The bicycle riders will meet at
Wentworth's tonight at 1880 at which
time club run for the senior depart
ment will be announced. All bicycle
riders are invited to attend and take
part in the meeting and runs. The re-
freshment committee has prepared in
great style their part of the program.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
BLUE RIBBON.

Use Blue Ribbon Vanilla and you'll
soon discover the cause of it's pop
ularity. Distinctive, delicious flavor,
economical OF. bottle, full measure
Best and takes ess.'-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
TUESDAY
Vienna Style Sausage
For 5-60c

A large size can of
Council Vienna Sau-
sage is enough for a
generous, delicious,
bountiful meat meal
for the family. Each
sausa ge is a treat in
itself generously
stuffed with tender,
prime m e a I that's
been smoked an d
cured to a mild sweet
hess.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
MONDAY
corned Beef Hash
For 5-70c

Tender, Juicy, diced
Council Corned Beef
delicately p C k ] e d,
with Just enough fine
boiled potato to give
the hash body. De-
iiciousiy savored with
choice vegetables and
spices all cooked to-
gether--that's all that
Is in a can of Council
Corned Beef Hash.
It's a wonderful meal
and there's not a meat
Dish more econolnis
cal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
WEDNESDAY
Dried Beef
Dreamed
For Soc

A. meat supper for
30c-only one glass
lar of Council Sliced
Dried Beef and a
simple cream sauce
are required. Each
wafer slice Of beef
is tender and sea-
soned to perfection
and just figure the
meat dish for supper
for all the folks at a
cost of soc
There is economy for
you!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
FRIDAY
Oven Baked Beans
For 4-25c

A large can Of oven
baked beans costing a
quarter, In q meal In
itself. and note that
the Council Beans are
genuine oven baked
not steamed or boiled
each bean is, there
fore. a mealy, delicate,
tender whole and d.
gestible too. Council
Baked Beans are as
goo d cold as hot.
either with or with
out tomato sauce.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16

Rub-My- Tism is a great pain killer.
1t relieves pain and soreness caused by
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
Seven delicious economical cooked meals
SATURDAY
Veal Leaf
For 5-----60e

Just Imagine! Two
whole pounds OF veal
loaf for soc, and Coun-
ell Veal Loaf 10 choice.
tender. young veal
finely chopped. with
tust enough pure
wholesome cereal { o
give II body and sea-
soned 10 be deEc4ouaty
appetizzng. IL is q
sish the folks WIN love.
yet IL 10 remarkably
cheap
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
SUNDAY
Rsss< Beef
For Soc

In the large size can
OF Council Roast Beef
there are five big
hcipings OF tender.
prime. ready-cooked
boef.
Just heat the can in
boiling water a n d
you've tie meat part
OF the dinner ready
for the table--and the
cost u zoe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-16
THURSDAY
Potted Ham
For Soc

Fine sugar cured ham,
cooked right, then
chopped and mixed
with delicate season
ing that adds to that
rich ham flavor. Serve
on hot toast. For
stuffed eggs or green
peppers-or just plain
sandwiches you IL
find this ham delic-
ious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09

guided or else were influenced By
larson or by party. railroaded sup
port OF Carson into the meeting
where effort was being made 20 get
a clean candidate To my mind
South Bend is reaping just what was
sOwn at that time I predicted il
openly IN that meeting. but did not
have influence enough 10 stem the
tide
Furthermore. the fact that I am.
a democrat had nothing whatever 10
do with my action at that time As
evidence j voted for neither the
democratic candidate nor Carson.
but did vote FOR a man on another
ticket who at least had the reputa-
ton of representing clean ideals
II party is bigger than city or
more important than RIGHT. then
let Us take our medicine now with
out complaint. II clean. law
abiding city Is really worth while.
then le- Us when we next have op-
portunity nominate and elect men
whose principals are correct and
whose history will bear inspection.
J. p. LONELAND
South Bend. April s, 1920.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-09
addition TO south

IA Cottrelrs third addition 20 south
Bend
George n. Studebaker. Anne Studebak-
Or Carlisle and Clement Studebaker. jr..
90 Peter AMI Mary Bykowsd. husband
and wife. 81 Lot iisg "a summit place.
fourth addition 90 South Bend.
Dewitt IngleriEht and Pearl. husband
and wife 20 John j. Weaver and Jennie
S.. husband and Wife - and other
value. Part Of lot 40 . IN Studebaker
-eplat Of lots IS 20 n 81. - -. a and
part II A.. Cobb's subdivision
Ella Glover 10 Abraham T. Elder and
sadie. husband and wife. 81 Lot : iu
block !. in Wallis addition 90 South Bend
Charles 4. Dolph and Jennie NJ. hus-
hand and wife 20 Miles W. O'Brien and
Anne, husband and wife, $4,000 Lots 20
and "P" In first addition OF Navarro
place
William Melkus. administrator 20 Israel
Slavin. $3.50 Lot IN kuntsmans first
addition 20 South Bend.
William \. Mclneruy and his wife 10
the Citizens Homes Co. 81. Lot Il in g.
r Smiths first subdivision in south
Bend.
william II Dreibelbis and Mary Trace.
husband and wife - Roy Inman and
Francis VI. ami Cora Inman. 81 and other
value Part Of lot -. Bowman place adj
dtion 10 South Bend.