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Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
JENNIE
SOUPS THAT. CAN BE MADE QUICK

ID
 Sisters of the Social Corner: The housekeeper who has a gas or oil range in her kitchen may congratulate herself that she does not need to have coal car ried up from the cellar and take out ashes-but she must also think rather re- gretfully of the advantage a coal range presents in cooking foods which require hours of sin1mering. It costs so much to make these things on any but a coal range!
 Soups are one of these foods. Yet there are some soups which can be made in reasonably short time. The follow ing cream soups are of this kind:
 ~ Potato Cream Soup-Put S boiled and pared potatoes through the food chop per if they are hard, leftover potatoes (mash them if freshly boiled and add to them 1 quart of hot milk together with chopped, onion and salt and p'S per to taste. Thicken with tablespoon If flour mixed to a paste in little cold water, and serve after the soup has boiled up for few. minutes.
 Cream of Celery Soup-Use the recipe given above with 1 bunch of celery( put through the food chopper and cooked till soft) substituted for the boiled potatoes.
 Creamed Cabbage Soup-Use above re- cipe with 1 small head of cabba-e (put through food chopper. then E-I till soft) substituted for the boiled potatoes, and leaving out the chopped onion.
 Tomato Bisque-Strain the juice from | a quart can of tomatoes and let it come to a, boiling point Then add 1 neapiig | teaspoon. of soda. and. while it foams add l quart of hot milk Thicken with cracker crumbs and serve.
 Corn Soup-Mash one pint canned corn ! thoroughly in a chopping bowl then boil it in one quart of milk for ten min utes together with one small chopped on. | ion ands'a small lump of butter, thicker with one tablespoon of flour mixed to a paste with cold water, and add salt tc taste. Press through a colander and serve.
 To make a frothy soup out of any of these, tiaicken with the yoiks of two eggs, mixed with one tablespoon oi cream, instead of with the tour Fl MARS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
PLANNING FOR A MAY BASKET.

Dear Social Corner Sisters: How are you all this lovely morning? am busy looking after my chickens. I have about 5o' and more coming out this week, some from the incubator and two hens. I set four hens last night I want to raise . large flock if can.
 As l am chairman of the next meeting Of Club No. l. l suppose I have rot to do something. SO f you will all bring something for the May basket, say a Io- cent present, you will all get one in. re- turn, and bring plate, knife. fork and spoon and cup and something to eat as usual and we will try and All you all up. Alfara. Olga, Lonesome Pine. Aunt Alicia, May, Althea-
 ROSE LEE
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
SOME THINGS WORTH KNOWING.


 Dear Corner Friends I don't think you have ever seen these suggestions in print. never have: --
 When rolling out piecrust, use nice piece of celan paper to roll your crust on, then destroy the paper.
 You can very easily clean a felt hat by using little saltpeter dissolved with water, then add little ammonia. Take a nice piece of Writing paper and when you take your baked potatoes out of the oven and want them to keep hot. wrap them in the paper and then put them in a covered pan; they will keep hot for several hours.
 Raw turnip is good for frozen finger, a nose, etc. "yinagre a quarte veloure" is a prepa- ration that is used to keep from having an infectious disease it has been tried. You can wash your hands and face with it.
 Boracic acid and ma sia Is one of the best things for a man 10 use after he has shaved.
 I know that onion will cure a snake bite (raw bruised) except the death adder
 In fixing matted milk, add one teaspoon of cocoa to the tablespoon of matted milk dry then add hot milk.
 When eggs are high hx my coffee fer rec mornings. sur eBS up Nltn col fee, then put a scant tablespoon to each person and one for the coffee. Then the remainder put in a cup and cover over until the next morning. You will ind il just as good.
 How I make my coffee: It may not be any better than your way, but I pouI boiling water on the coffee and with ena egg stirred let it come to a boil; remov, at once; it is fine.
 A table cover to be thrown ever tabl, after it is set is best made of calico
 To keep cutlery from rust. wipe drJ and wrap in coarse brown paper.
 To make rose extract. put one oune, of red rose leaves in one pint of deedor ized alcohol; press out the liquid from tn, leaves and add it to one-half dram ot altar of roses. | To test kerosene, place a -maH quan 1 tity in teacup and if 1t does not easil, ignite when brought in contacl with l lighted match it is not good. Use a cloth to wash potatoes 1ie strtp of muslin around the en, of a stick and use to grease bread pam etc
 ! BETTY BROWN
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
DRIED PEACH DuMrLryo.

Dear Corner Sisters and Editor: sev- eral have asked. for my dried peach dnmpling recipe for which I received a prize of $50, SO I will give it to The Corner: Make. good biscuit dough quite stir and to a pint of -four add a cup of dried peaches which have been soaked over night and skinned, and one-half cup of sugar. - Make into individual shapes and steam three-qusrters of an hour. Serve with sweetened cream favored, with a sprink- ling sf cinnamon.
 ETHELYN.-
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,ny but have tasted it and il is nice

any, but have tasted it and it is nice:
 One quart dandelion blossoms pressed, two lemons, one orange sliced pour over this four quarts of boiling water, let stand from 24 to 3s hours, then strain; add four pounds of sugar. put into jug, tie a cloth over it, let stand three months.
 Hope if anyone tries this they will let me know how they like 1t.
 Didn't someone say to bring fancy work to the next meeting? Well. will try and send few samples of lace so if any of the sisters like them they can copy them.
 Well, I think I have taken more than my share of space, but next time 1 will send some tried and true cake recipes.
 Best wishes to the editor and hoping the 4th will be a pleasant day and that you will all have a pleasant time.
 Yours for the Social Corner. s- -BLACK-EYED SUSIE
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
APPRECIATED BIRTHDAY REMEM- 2 rt.s7 BRANCES

Dear Social Corner Sisters:- wish to thank the sisters who so kindly remem- bered me on my recent birthday. I could not imagine how any one should have. known my birthday as I had told no one, and then remembered that I had written my pen name in several books at the last dinner and following the example of others had added my birth date.
 Mamie Lou: We may not be old friends in years. but good friends and members of the same social family.
 Student: I like your name. It is sug- gestive of work and study if we would know all things worth knowing.
 Silver. Locks: Rest assured your kindly thought helped to make the per- feet day. a,
 Hope to meet you at the dinner at the Buckingham on May 4th. F. -STuLwATTRi
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
BoNIE.
USES FOR OLD rArEn PATTERNS.

Dear. Social. Corner Sisters: 1 promis- ed one of the sisters I would write once a month if she would so here I am again.
 am thinking that many who will read this do their own dressmaking and buy the reliable paper patterns. When they are past their usefulness as pat terms. because of the constantly changing styles do not throw them away for there are uses for them, a few of. which are as follows:
 Since the patterns are both transpar- ent and firm, they are we'll adapted for the purpose of tracing designs. Chil- dren can use them fer tracing pictures from magazines and thus pass many a happy hour.
 The paper is excellent for polishing
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
ANOTHER CORNER ME1rnEn.

Dear Editor: I have been an iztsrestet reader. sf the Social Corner for some tirn' and have heard. of the rood times they have at their rztherinFs and would Ike to join if I may. .-- Golden Glsw: L vent by ySaf plaet when yeu nYat moved there. Think yos have very pleasaat h0rne. An es1inI ts see ysu ns sson ss pessibia.
 Unopse I. often think Of tb. eeod tt4e We had when VI. were seheolnnates.
 Queen EhTabeth {: our. boy h certainly a wonderful child. .
 Bumbiebee: How are you tAese anPE As lively as ever, suppese.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

the nest after matching out thresf 7 have them in the house in a, box this eeld weather i f ;ft =: l am sending cookie recipe that m, mother used and I have used fer lsnI time: .5 ..
 In mixing bowl. put one tesspssa oi ginger, one teaspoon cinnamon, salt; in ,s cup one teaspoon soda, three tablespoons of boiling water. three tablespoons Of melted shortening, i'll up with molassess -four toafoll. Use as many cups as you wish. 70 fss
 l am in hopes to meet with you May 4th. Win bring my apron. 2
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NUT SQUARES.

Dear Friends of the Social. Corner. have been your guest on several oeea- sions. and. would Ike te return your hos pitality: with one of my favorite reeipes sugar. one-half cup butter two eggs, uns beaten, one-hak cup -four. one-haf cur chopped nut meats. tive. squares chece- late, melted. little salt teaspoon rRAfi- Ia. Spread thin on shallow tin, and place whole nut meats about twe tn- ches apart on top. Bake h moderate oven. When -done and partly cooled. mark of into squares. leaving nut meal in center of each E(unre.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
OVER A HUNDRED AT CLUB NC. .y,s s1f .GATHERING, @--* es

Dear Editor and Social .Cornex Sis ters Here I am, once mere in the Cor ner. I wish to thank the Social Corner sisters. a,so friends, who. helped to make Club No. s.s first. meeting success There were oyer a hundred at dinner aud some smoke .st {. May seecRd, is PeSEy. .Anne,s .birthd4y. Why not give her a shower of cards Address No. .4SI LyrdallA Street, South Manchester; Conn. -s. N c. C.: Am. looking for a. letter
 Walde: would love to have q few of your flower seeds. Would like te have q Social; Corner flower bed in my yard.
 Don't Worry: Hope you enjey yenr visit to Massachusetts; ---.s5 '.,-s
 Best Etshes fer the Corner. =
 / AUNT SARAH.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
ANSWERS. AND 1Nou1K1Es.

SUNSHINE No..l2:. Your name will De added to the Social Corner list just as soon as you send in your full name, and address. Would suggest also, inas- much as your pen name is the same as another that some. other be. chosen.
 .NEIGHBoR: Your name has been add edste the list cf Social Corner members.
 .. C., E.: The membership list of the s6eiaI Corner has been increased by the addition of your name.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

He01AL CORNER POETRY. ,4zzs FOLKS WE USED TO ENeW. Did yeu notice ssnaehcw E As tAe year. ge sliding past, ThHt ycu get to lookin' back'ara's s6rtsr Rigtfnl te,ards Ter past?; And how them 'ats your neishbofs x Dcn't stand ghost of a show, ,F When you go eN,parin' of lem 10 the folks you used to know. It pears " list can't reeolieet The fr1cesG we've had, Nur fertx 'leven <Ier things That made us film mad.l, Bat we're salted down the geed'n'ss. And no matter whur you go, There's none can ''held a candle" To the folks We used to know. mind when we wus Twin Ont there on Cedor Criek- There want no better neighbors- H.any one took sick.
 They'd come from all directions. Jist wade thru rain or snow, To see how you was cennin, on The folks yN used to know. }if An the vittles that they'd fetch yeu Why. 'twould fairly make you laf. You'd been 'deader nur mackerel, If you'd only ct the half,
 Put. me in mind of fair time or some purvishun show,
 To see 'um packin' in the truck The folks we used to know.
 My stars but they was sochable, Out there 'on the old state road, An used te go a Yisitin'
 Jest by the wagon load.
 They'd grin, shake hands,, ''howdy," And as plain as preachin' show They was ticlZied most to pieces The folks we used to know.
 They'd feed you sn fried chicken, .~ The best twas In the the shop; An they'd pile your plate with vittiee, An I yum they wouldn't stop, Til they made you feel sneakin' To see 1t loaded so, % Then say, take holt an help yourse1,' The folks we used to know.
 Where air they all, wonder
 All those happy old time folks, That made this life worth livin',s v With their friendship and their jokes Well. ask for nothin' better,
 When it comes my time togo, Then ticket that will take me To the folks we used to know.
 -SEnt in by Deliah Deal.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
WOULD LIKE, TO BEce.1r MEMB11

To the Corner sisters and Editor: N, first visit ts Club Ne. I I enjoyed yer, much. ~ It seemed as if must have me the sisters before. they were 90 pleasant have read tie letters. for auite Ions while and think they, are very helpful lts many people. I would like to become . member ,. ,- O..
 Best wishes to all. g. - --+ .A =, SUNSHINE NO. L
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
MoTHERLEes CHIckENs.

Dear Social Corner Sisters: It has been
 long time since I have tried to help i'll this page. I am looking for information. Perhaps someone can tell me how to raise some chickens when the cid hea died sn
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
CLUE .Ee. HrrTs MAT srr.

Dear Social Corner Sisters: Do.,t fer Fet May 4th is cur next social nsettnE. Hope yeu can all come. wlH :hese who arc gong 10 heip vth the enher corse early please? And don't forret .to. bynE yeur fancy work or sevnE for exhibition.
 ss-.t t,. cADY.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
THE SOCIAL CORNER HE PAIN OF PARTING IS NOTHING TO THE JOY sE@l OF MEETING AGAIN
SOCIAL CORNER PRIZE WINNERS FOR APRIL One Dollar Each

f10 .rAuKA entitled Setting Boy's Task DON'T Letter Re7ives letter entitled Old Patterns
 JENNIE fer entitled Good Practical Advice
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known.
 With best wishes I sign myself
 LOLA.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
SCOUT COUNCILS 0F MESA AND PHOENIX
 EMPLOY EXECUTIVE

When the executive committee of the Apache council of the Boy Scouts of America met Friday night with the representatives of the Phoenix coun- cil at the Tempe National bank, step was taken which will be of great interest to all interested in the Scout movement, and which will put real Scouting into action in the Salt River valley.
 The executive committee has had under consideration for some months the employment of high class scout executive who could put scouting across in the different communities. A number of applicants have been considered, but it was very diff cult matter to select one who could satisfy the committee, and those who could meet the requirements of the committee were not in a position to accept.
 Then again there was the matter Of economy, and the conditions at pres ent would not justify the comittee in expending more money than was an- solutely necessary to accomplish the desired results. The problem is one which has given the members con siderable work and thought As the two councils were confront 1 ed with the same responsibilities II l was natural that they should ex-
 change ideas in the solution of then l troubles.
 So in order to secure the high type of man required, one who has made
 big success of scouting. and at ths same time work within the means
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
GLENDALE ID HAVE NEW FACTORY FUR
 CANNING SORGHUM

GLENDALE. Sept. 17-Glendale will soon be the home of another business enterprise, the new indus try being in the nature of a sorghum canning factory. Walen and Harper, the two men who are launching the enterprise intend to put in a first class sorghum factory at the head of Lateral 19. As soon as suitable ma chinery can be installed, work will be started. and the product placed on the market.
 Baseball
 The Glendale Greys Journey to Phoenix Sunday afternoon and will engage the Phoenix Giants in a game of the national pastime- This Is the first time in many months that these two teams have met and an unusual ly hard contest is anticipated. It goes without saying that the North side boys will give a good account of themselves. The game will be played at Riverside park at 2:30 o'clock.
 Goes to California W. c. Williams and family have moved to California where they ex- pect to locate.
 Dinner Guests MT. and Mrs. .J. Keariy and Mss
 
 Friday evening at the home Of Dr and Mrs. F. A Burnum- Mir. and Mrs. Kearly expect to leave overland for California next week where they will visit with Mir. and Mrs. Walter Cook and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Rear | ly at Calingo. California Schools Growing
 The close of each day sees more | pupils enrolled in the grammer ana high schools. 1t is expected that ir | two more weeks the schools will b. running at nearly normal enrolment
 Installing Pipe Trenches are being dug and pipel being land in Peoria on the nev | three-inch water system for the higi and grammer schools. Recently well was dug at the new high schoo site north of town and now the in stalation of the system is being com pleted. This new system will furnisl abundance of water and also fir plugs for protection against fire. B, cooperation with the school trustees the town fathers have secured tn placing of three fire hydrants in tn town that will give protection to tn town in case of fire Return to Missouri | Torrance McRuer and wife lief Friday evening for the old home i Parkville, Mo, where Mir. McRue will engage in farming, looking afte the old home for his mother.
 SeIIs Home
 c. A. Novis has sold his home O West A avenue to c. J. Beam- Nj | I
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18

The new students reception was given at the normal last. evening on the lawn of President Matthews home. The affair is an annual event and is given that the normal students and members of the faculty can meet for a social evening and become bet- ter acquainted Light refreshments were served and a pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICE
 I wish to notify my friends and patrons that I have severed my con- nection with the Phoenix-Casa nected with the Ruggies Realty Co.,, located at 21S w. Washington and will endeavor to treat you in the future the same as in the past, and will appreciate your patronage. Yours for business. F. R. Smith. Phone 1924. It CITIZENS State and Central Bank depositors-We accept your deposit certificate in full value mdse. and money. Ballsun's Clothing Store. 31 W. Washington. It PHOENIX SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE moved from Is s. 4th St.. to 314 E. Washington, next to Arizona Grocery. Special represent alive White Sewing Machince Go. If DON'T worry about your furni- ture, baggage, etc Let us take care of it for you. Arizona Storage and Distributing Co. Chambers Transfer Go. IS South Central. Phones 122S-- 352s. It Tourist, Welcome to Our Valley Acre City
 Everiit Auto Campus miles east of Phoenix city limits on state highway.
 Officer in attendance night and day.
 Cook house. dining room. barbecue pits, canal beach, shower baths, lawn tennis. garage 'fix 1t yourself" fine shade, drugs. dry goods and groceries l telephone, bureau of information. M | H. shelton. Mgr. 215 West Washing ton St. Phoenix or Acre City. Ariz
 u SPECIAL NOTICE Beginning Sunday, Sept. IS. the first stage fol Buckeye and intermediate points vii | I.>,x a .4~rx I ,f i n
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18

SPECIAL NOTICE - Beginning Sunday, Sept. IS. the first stage for Buckeye and intermediate points will leave at a m. instead of 10 am. Un- ion Auto Transportation Co. bp
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18

, WANTED Children to board; Nood home and care. 1Te5 W. Olive.
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Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
WRONG SIDE

If you have difficulty with the pockets of your aprons catching on the door knobs and tearin. the next time you make them put the pocket in the inside. It is quite as easy to reach and can't catch.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
Novis will return to his ranch west

Novis will return to his ranch west of Glendale.
 Sermon Sunday Night
 Evangelistic services will be con- ducted in the Present Truth tent north of tine city park Sunday night by Evangelist Roy L. Benton. The text for the evening will be Truth"
 Carrier Service
 Each day sees more and more people returning to Glendale from their vacation and all are having their papers changed. The question of Republican service immediately springs to the front The carrier boys are endeavoring to give the best service in the history of the north side department and it is hoped that the patrons of the paper will aid them in doing this. Any time your paper is not left in a proper manner or the boys leave you out of the morning roll call. it will be appreci- taed if the subscriber will call the local representative at phone 8.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18

class conducted at 10 o'clock by the pastor. E. M. Lands Sunday school at s:45. Morning worship at II; subject. Cedar Homes and Tent Churches" Evening worship at 7:30; sermon topic, "The Lure by the Way" B. |. r. U- at 6:30.
 ROOM AND BOARD for three. 2S East Eighth st. Tempe. It
 FOR SALE6Auto mechanics tool box, or will trade for good camera s2o Van Ness Ave. Tempe. It
 WANTED-Dressm and sew ing by an experienced dressmaker. Mrs. Harrell, 509 East Sth Street. Tempe. Phone 116. dd
 WANTED-An experienced stenog- rapher for three weeks only. begin ming Sept. 1e. for bank near Phoenix Have references and phone number in by not later than Sept IS. Please mail answers to his ad. Friday night to Tempe National Bank. Tempe. 2t
 Richmond Cafe, Tempe. is now open, dining room and lunch count CT. Prices reduced to the minimum. Adv. as
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
Legal AdUertising
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL
 STOCK IN BULK

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL
 STOCK IN BULK
 Notice is hereby given by the u7- dersigned J. w. Sims that at the ex- piration of ten Q0) days from date hereof he will sell to Harold F. AL len his entire stock of Groceries and the Fixtures situated in the Store or Store Building at Number 317 East Roosevelt Street, Phoenix, Maricopa County. Arizona, and known as the Evergreen Grocery Store.
 This notice is given in Compliance with Paragraph 5249 Chapter '. Re- vised Statutes of Arizona. 1913. as amended in Chapter AZ Session Laws, State of Arizona, 1915.
 Dated September sth. 1921.
 J. w. SIMS. State of Arizona,
 Maricopa County, ss:
 The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me by ]. w Sims, personally known to me, or this 9th Day of September. 1921. (Notary) l.. B. OSBURN, ( SEAL) Notary Public. My commission expires May s. 1922 9-10-19 inc.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

ARE YOU GOING TO BUILT?
 I'll make you a price that will be Interesting. See MT. Marlborough, 122 w. Washington, Room 9. Phone sae0 It
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL
 IN BULK

I4N D 0 l<h
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, TOM H. HIGLEY. of Phoenix. Maricopa County, Arizo- na, will, on Sept. 24. 1921. sell all of his stock of merchandise, fixtures, pool tables, poolroom fixtures and all stock in trade. to CECIL D. BOYCE, ARTHUR c. LUHRS and T. P WALTON. Said sale shall be upon a cash consideration to be paid in full {: said business, stock and fixtures, and everything connected herewith be- ing situated at No. 15 West Adams Street, Phoenix, Arizona, and known as ''The Rose Tree"
 Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, Sept 12, 1921.
 TOM H. HIGLEY. State of Arizona, County of Mari copa, ss:
 The foregoing instrument was ac- knowiedged before me this 12th day of Sept, 1921, by Tom H Higley. (Notarial SeaD
 JAMES H. WARD,
 Notary Public. My commission expires 6-1s, 1923.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
AUTO STAGE TIME TABLE

AUTO the Apache Trah Leaving Friday To Tempe Mesa nonr Cashon Coldwater Buckeye Arngon and Siesple ONlON SiAee OIr0'
 Jefferson Street
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
EXPERT FLOOR LAYERS

Labor, lumber, finish material,
 Parquet, oak over old floors.
 Old and new floors surfaced by hand planes or electric sanders. Ex- perienced finishers. Advice and esti- mates cheerfully given. Phone 2S90: sos N. 3rd St. If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS

2e ANNOUNCEMENTS
 MRS. HELEN MacALPINE desires to announce that she will accept be- ginners in piano. S20 N. 3rd street.
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Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
BUSINESS CHANCES

COSY desert resort. fully equipped, fur lease or will take partner Box xsW. Republican. It