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Iliursday. October II.

Hellenic chauianqua Circle will
meet Thursday morning with Mrs.
Milton Atrowig.
The Dundee 'chauiauqun Circle VIII
meet Thursday at / o'clock with Mrs.
Helen X, Morton. Mrs. Morton will
ba leader,
Omaha chapter Of American War
Mothers will meet Thursday al s y.
m, Memorial hall, courthouse.
First meeting ~ tho parliamentary
law department Of the Omaha WON.
ans club VIII be Thursday. October
IL, NJ 230. Subject will be "OrRan.
ization and Conduct 81 Business"
Mrs a. l.. Fernnld. leader.
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Greater Double Boiler
Service.

There are many uses for a double
boiler besides cooking cereals and
no housewife who has ever made n
eustard would willingly perform that
delicate operation Of cooking in any
thing but a double boiler Enameled
ware double boilers are particularly
acceptable TO the experienced cook, as
the most delicate 1avOrlngs can be
used and the most delicate colorings
preserved when these double boilers
are utilized. Many articles of food
prepared with milk, such as cocoa,
chocolate, farlna, etc, are trouble
some In sticking to the vessels in which
they are made, but an enameled ware
double boiler obylates this difficulty
almost entirely and II anything should
adhere to It's smooth, porcelain.like
surface, II can readily be- removed
with little soaking. #..
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

Neck and neck are the two teams
Of the Business women's club In
their sale % tickets for the seasons
concert course. They are finding II
easy 10 dispose OF them at n dollar
for five first class concerts. Late last
night Miss Belle Ryan'H group was
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Poiret of Paris
Predicts Modes

Paul POlret, dean ~ French fashion
eannQlsssurs, comments on fashion
while visiting America.
"a new variety 81 fiapper Is due
about 1897, interyiewers of Polfet
were led 90 believe, In other words,
Just about the tim. bohhsd hair has
grown 90 respectable length. on Il
eomea again"
Poiret said that when fashion out.
lived It's purpose Il should he RELOCATED
TO the scrapheap and something new
tried
American women he expected 20 be
a biz iardy In accepting tho long
skirt.
This may be due. he admitted. ITO
tho fact the American feminine fg.
urs Is better developed and more fine.
~ poised than tho French. Com.
pleKlons nre better--clOtheH seem
possessed OF more snap,
"The American has all Of the charm
OF the French and the aristoeraey Of
the English"
skirts Will become longer and
longer until they hit tho ground" the
fronchman said. There will be
few years Of the long skirt, perhaps
three. who knows?"
Women Will tire OF being h9bbied
like pacing horse. They viii 70.
member that shapely limbs are not u
be hidden In folds az cloth.
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Christ child Society.

Miss Sara STANLEY is visiting with
relatives at New Lexington, O. en-
route 20 Omaha
Mrs. Mary Coll Quigley, instructor
In social dancing, win resume her
classes within the next two weeks.
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l., o, L. Club.

The u. o, f. club win give card
party Tuesday afternoon at p, m,
at the Elks club room. There will
be bridge and high five. On Thurs.
day evening the club will give an.
other card party at
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Bible study Class.

Or, w. X. Bartanian will conduct
class in Bible study for teachers.
and others interested, at 4 o'clock on
Monday afternoon at the University
OF Omaha, during the winter term.
Full credits will be given.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

Sleeves are In extremes, either be.
INK very much IN evidence or money
lstent The mitten sleeve, which IL
long and tight fitting and comes well
down over the hand. is used on many
coats and frocks and some afternoon
gowns. There Is tendency % return
to the old'time leg.ofmutton effect at
the shoulder.
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ahead by n marrow margin. but Miss
Grace johnson declares there il plen.
y Of time between now and N0yem.
Der 90. the date Of the first concert
and the closing Of the contest, for
her side 10 prove that commercial
groups are better ticket sellers than
educators.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

The Degree Oh Honor grand lodge
convention will hold rs reception Oc.
toher 10 a. the eunaHt hotel Miss
Margare, Steele, chairman, All mem
heFs welcome
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Club Women TO Visit Power Plant.

House and home committee Of the
Omaha Woman's club will be enter
tanned at luncheon by the Nebraska
Power company October 20, when
they will inspect the plant. The
Power company will provide transport
tation, leaving from the Seventeenth
street entrance TO Burgess Nash.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

To make an excellent stove polish,
pulverize alum the size Of a hickory
nut and stir in two tablespoons OF
vinegar Add this to any good black.
ing and apply with a cloth or brush
to the cold stove. While still wet
rub briskly with a dry brush. The
polish will appear at once.
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Friday, October IL.

Scottish Rite Woman's club viii
hold business meeting October 10, 2
., m, Scottish Rite cathedral.
The u. y. o, Docs viii meet Friday
NJ 2 y. m. at the Elks club rooms.
MONDAY luncheon before the business
meeting VIII be resumed this week.
Mrs. w. j.. Connsman will be hostess
Reservations may be made with Mrs.
Guy NJ. Palmer.
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Mra. .. W. carmlehael. who leayta

Mrs, = ". Carmichael. who leaves
today for Washington. d. G.. where
she viii attend a Red Cross confer.
once. Will also make her trip east Of
some account IN the Y. w. c. a. an.
nual finance week In Omaha, October
1928, She VIII visit the national Y.
w. G. A. headquarters in New York
and confer with committees and work.
ers there. Mrs. Carmichael In chair.
man Of the local finance committee
ana also chairman II the campaign
workers for the drive. The goal for
the year is $4,000.
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Chapter r. D., T. u. o.. TUESDAY.
ESQ, with Mrs. 4. II. sturges, at Car.
ter Lake club.
The South Omaha Womnns club
will hold their first business meeting
october 10 al Library hall. Mrs. VIII
liz Berger viii speak on the Second
district convention and Mrs. Paul Rig
don on the history Of tho telegraph
and It's special uses.
Omaha w. c. r. u. meets Tuesday
az ? D. m, room 5lg X. w. e. A.. for
regular business meeting.
Current topics department, Omaha
WOman's club. meets Tuesday at 2
p. m. at the y. w. c. A. Bible les
non. Puul's Letter 10 the Corinthians.
Current topics viii include vacation
notes, a resume Of the activities of
the department since 1914. and n dis
rushon Of the Greck'Turk situation.
Mrs. Mary /. Creigh. leader.
George A. Custer, w. II. G. will meet
Tuesday afternoon Mt 2, mt Memorial
hall, courthouse. The state president
viii hold inspection.
Omaha Business Womens' club,
Tuesday. Y. w. c. A. Dinner served
at 615.
American Legion auxiliary will
meet Tuesday evening at p. m, in
Memorial hall, courthouse. Execu-
tive committee meeting same evening
at 7;30.
The department Of speech educn-
ton, Omaha Women's club, will meet
Tuesday morning at the Burgess.
Nash auditorium. Edwin Pulls, instruc.
tor, and Mrs II. j. Holmes, leader.
Mrs. o. Y. Kring will speak briefly
on her trip to Alaska and Mrs. w.
0. Malstrom on her trip to Yellow
stone. There Will be other short
speeches. Promptness is urged.
North Side Mothers club, Tuesday,
/ O'Clock luncheon with Mrs. II. Il.
Gerald followed by program.
Loomis Chautauqua Circle will
meet Tuesday at 2 p. M, at Cove
nant room Of the Y. w. c. A.
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Weekly Club Calendar
Wednesday. October II.

Omaha WamaH's Press club will
meet AZ 1880 luncheon AZ the Bran
dsls restaurant, Honor guests will
he members Of the club who have been
abroad Tor the summer,
Ths Frances Willard W. c. r u.
will meet with Mrs. w, O. cayaner.
October III Al .. NJ, Mrs. y. A.
c9yeil viii give tho program and will
discuss the referendum petition.
Omaha College club, domestic edu,
cation section. viii meet Wednesday
with AIrs. Frederick iiill Leader.
Ars, y, ~. cronk. and program recipe
exchange Report VIII BE- given on
Dr. Caroline Hsdger's lecture At Y.
W. g, A.. Tuesday. which group
from the College club viii attend.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

J cannot tell what you ARD other men
THINK u this NE but for my single self
hai ~ lief not bs ne liYa 10 BE-
In awe 81 such a thins - myself
=shhnkeFpsars.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

Waist lines are more norndl--the
new styles show no exaggerated
waists right up under the arms or
down towards the knees.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

House rcinyatnR aud new interior equip
ment is being reflected IN our nrapery See.
ton. These interesting groups specialized
Monday Rufiiedl datted and barred mar
aubelte curtains - inches BY 2il yards
with saiilyd lie hacks Fine quality ms,
itgial Fer pair sos
Dotted and barred marqalsslle 10 match
curtains, pr yard zoe
Plain wolfe mfHed curtains. sheer and
dainty with Fatiltd ,lt hacks. 81 inches
vide ty sl, yards longs While tuo pairs
last, pfr pair St,ns
cfstaauss a. Special Prices
ia htirouW ffflonugs yard lNe
| I'D bsslfnam eFelWn,s. Xari i'le
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Monday, October ..

The Douglas County Democratic
Women's club. .. m. Paxton hotel,
Speakers, Harris Fleaharty. on Cen
trhllzatlan against Democracy" and
w. Maaaman on "Publie Welfare I'm.
der tbs Democrats"
Clio club. first meeting Monday.
with Mrs, ~. Betebener. gi2s Pink
ney street.
Political and social science depart.
meut. o, w. g.. Monday. ESQ, Y. W..
c, A. Prof, n. X. Kruger win speak,
The Tennyaon Chautnuqun Circle
viii meet Monday at 1870 at N. Y.
W. c. A. The lesson Will be chapter
!. IN ''rhe New World ~ Islam" lead
en-, Mrs, w, ~. Howard,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

House Of Hope. the Rev, y l.. Gels
singer Or Mecaba Methodist church
viii speak at Yesper service today,
Ills choir viii assist,
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ton, will meet Saturday. October II
Of $50 O'Clock. Hostess, Mrs. II. II.
Remington. Program. early Amer
lean music. Leader. Miss Avis Rob.
prta
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

Old Peoples Home. fonienelie
boulevard. yesper service AZ $50, the
Rev ", y, King II Hillside cnngre-
galiauai church. leading,
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sunday, 0etal,er 8.

Omaha Walking club wili start A.
$50 frum end AZ Florence car line.
Walk through Walden wood with
campfire az Lone Oak,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

Men at some times are masters Of their
fates:
The faslt. dear Brutus. is not in our stars,
But in ourselves, that we are underiines.
Shakespeare.
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Snlnrdny. October II.

Chapter NJ. OF the y. Il. o. VIII
meet Saturday at 2;3O with Mrs. II.
II, sehlndel. Dr. r. X. Kruger Of
University Of Omaha viii speak on
Crime and Its Punishment"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

u. a. X. reception and musical at
the home Of Mrs. Il. j. Metcalf. TWEEN.
tyflfth anniversary celebration.
Tho Omaha College club. music sec.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Art Needlework Dept.

Yarns
Pure wool worsisd knitting, large assarl.
meni II eolors, l'os hanks each zoe
Shetland Floss. l.os hail, each 90
sin aud wool mixed, leahoa, each soc
Radio shetland, ales fiber silk, Ices an,
per hank, a5e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

This is another italian paste thAt
makes delicious dish when ii is
hniled in The same manner as the
tagliaini and served with ham
sance- Tor the saace Tor one pound
ct the coDRed tarfAtel3e place in e
sa,ceSsan one cup 1T chopped raw
carrot halt q cup ot chopped celery
and -four tablespoons OF bufter and
cook untia thaF are d Light brown.
then add gsns cup d. nea4 broth gor
ane beef tuha dissolved in one cap
cf hot wa1er4 and one cup OF to-
mRto Juice kor pne cup nf fnrnafo
ornserves and cook fifteen minutes
over q Slow fire Drain all the water
from the cooked faraisfeIle and NIX
well with half emp az grated Par
1nesan cheese and two tablespoons
a butter Place on a hut ulstter
and pDur over the cooked ham sauue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

A very delicious cake served hy
one esf the tea rooms In Hollywood
is made hy beating to 9 cream one
cup OF powdered sugar with the
yonzs OF three eggs and when il is
Tight and aernon colored x<Ir in half
8 teaspoon of semon extracl ind one
emp OF faour sirted with one teaspoon
nf baking powder: rAix well and tola
In the stiffly beaten whites OF three
eggs Bake in two layer case tins
for twelve Minutes in medium
oven When the layers are cold
spread between them filing made
w7h 1.-TWO csups of whipped cream
mixed with hail ruo OF chopped
SEEDED raisins, hslf cup OF chopped
blanchea almonds and fur table
spoons cs sugar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
COPELAND TELLS RoTARaANS
HOW TO ATTAIN LONG Lkr

4 There ere 3ySee people in the Unit
ed States over 600 years OF age. &C
cording fn Dr Royal S Copeland,
Commissioners Of Health oI the city
Of New York. IN his address at the
Rotary club Dr Copeland said there
was no reason why every man and
woman in the country should not live
10 be 100.
THE chief offenders in wrong lsv-
ing are yon nnsiness and professional.
men" Dr. Copeland Shot al the Ro-
Tarians. During Physical Cnltnre
Week which lis here. make up your
mind TO do yonr duty towards your
self ny daily EXERCISES. Many busi-
ness men work hard at their desks all
week arng and then take a week ena
and play s or 10 sets Of tennis on
and Sunday and wonder
why they feel poorly the next week
Daily exercise is the Fanscea for what
ails yeu- Make II an every day AZ
aair. Take this advice. even though
] don't set good example myself.
4 weigh more than ] should. Mui-
tirly the number Of inches Won stand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

Miss r. b. Hollywood wants The
roilpe for Lady Baltimore cake; the
original oake casls for one cup OF
fsuttEr beaten to cream with Two
CUPS OF sugar, now add three and a
hak cups Of Elonr slitad with four
level teaspoons oi baking powder
ans best srnnoth with one cup cf
milk. BBaa to q stiff froth the
whites OF six eggs and add with one
teaspoon Of rose water. Bake in
there 1ayHrs and when rold sp-ead
with filling made ty boiling to q
thread zhree cups of sngar and one
Cup Of water Bent The boiling
syrup into the silffTy beaten whites
OF three eggs and when aa1 the
syrup is beaten in and the filling
starts TO stifIen, add nne cup Of
chopped seeded ardsins, one cup or
chopped pecan nut meats an3 five
white figs Sliced very thin. Use be-
tween the asyers and for the top and
sides. This Is the cake mfda famous
Ivy Owen wissars hook OF ire same
name.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

For three persons, use q pint Of
oysters Arrange in 8 buttered baR-
ing dish alternate layers OF oysters
and rfAle5 cracker crumbs. the latter
being mixed with melted hutser
Season the oysters lightly with salt
and paprika and add 81 liffle chopped
parsley and a few drops nf lemon
jnice. Pour ever half rugful Of the
strained oyster liqnor. mixed with
three tablespoonfnls of crearn, and
have the crumbs on top Bake until
Drowned in a moderate SvHn.
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For Friday and Saturday Shopping

over 5 feet by and ada llo pounds.
and you viii get what ycur correct
weight should be.
A man 80 years OF age who is Sa
pounds overweight has lessened his
length Of life 80 per cent. This Aas
been proven by statistics Of life Tn
sarance companies after studying =
hall mallion policy holders span OF
life During Physical Culture Week
learn to live right by proper exercise
and not eating -oc much.
Among the other speakers at the
Rotarians luncheon, which mas des-
ignated as Physical Culture Day.
were: Anthony Ffala, Arctic and
Tropical Explorer who told how Col
ones Roosevelt kept In good condition.
William Murdoon. Chairman OF the
National Physical Week Committees,
who urged the necessity oi 100 per
cent life, normal and mental as well
as physical, and Bernard Macfaddea,
puhlisher Of PHYSICAL cuature Mag
azine. who told the members how 10
aai and exercise,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
-Arpp Dolos" Sauce

One Of our friends asked me for
a recipe for 8 sweet and som sauce
Tor the serving Of leftover cooked
real or beef. and Us we have given
this sance In this column twice the
way i is prepared by the Jewish and
GernAn cooks win give the italian
sweet and suar sanre or. as they
cal i. arg0 dolce sauce mix well
two tablespoons Of sugar with half a
cup OF chopped seeded raisins, six
tablespoons OF ground chocolate. one
tablespoon Of candisd orange peel.
one Tablespoon Of chopped lernon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

M- " r. Los Angeles. asks for di-
recfi0ns for making Turkish rarfait
as served at the BilSm0re in New
York We did not stop at she Bilt-
more ON our recent visit To New
York esut o good Turkish parfzit can
be made by sleeping q quarter OF a
pound Uf fresh roasted coffee beans
In two cups Of hot cream for thirty
minutes. TO this infusion add the
yolhs Of five eges wen bsaten and
plare the mixture in a double boiler
and stir untia rhick--ao moi bob
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

H. r. Los Angeles. requests the
recape for RernDnlzde sauce TO be
usea on a fish salad Mach very
fine the yolRs Of three hard boiled
eggs and when smooth add hall a
teaspoon or Frensh mustard, one
teaspoon of tarragon vinegar and q
seasoning Of salt and paprika Mix
smooth and add little 81 q time
three tablespoons OF good olive OIL,
then work In yolk Of one raw
agr and when this is smooth add
two teaspoons of rarragOn vinegar.
This sauce can also be used for cola
meats
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Special Cheese Cake

n. n. M Long Beach asks for
cheese cake recipe, wants to make
thu cheese cake like that served at
Dne OF the downtown Gales Press
nne and half cups OF cottage cheese
through a cnlander and add to 1T
three wen beaten eggs. TWO table
spoons OF cream. two teaspoons OF
melted butter. half 8 cup OF sugar.
the grated rand and juice Of one
1eEmon- Beat smooth and pour into
q deep pastry lined rif lin and bake
in q quick oven twenty five minutes
When baked, dust top with powdered
sugar
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virginia Batter Cake

IT. r. Los Angeles. would like 10
know how to make Virginia halter
cake Mix into one rup Of hot boilea
rice two tablespoons Of bVtter and
when cold add to il one cup Of corn
meal, one well beaten egg and two
cups OF msIk and half q teaspoon OF
salt Mix we'll and POM into well
CREASED earahenware baking dish
Bake one hour nnd serve in the same
dish
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
FIGHT on TULSA SCHOOL
HEAD Is SUCCESSFUL

Tulsa. May 17.--The heaviest vote
ever cast In school election in this
city was cast Tuesday. The so-caiied
-Oberhoitzer faction. consisting o:
Dr- J. NJ. Temples, George McCuriy
and Thomas j. Hartman were elected
by majority Of to a. The defeafed
candidates, Mrs. III. NJ. ssnmph. W.T.
Ham A vandever and Charles w.
Grimes, favored T. Z. oberholzer as
superintendent
: oberholzer's friends CHARGED the
Aontis with seeking to inject politics
in the schools. The superintendent
was accused OF favoring one religion
over others.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
SUNDAY MENU AND
HOW TO PREPARE 1T


BREAKFAST
Baked Maple Apples
CurnmHA1 Mnsh Top of Bottle
Cinnamon Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON
Esrziloped Oysters Celery
Bread Sticks
Coffee Mi Jelly With Cream
DIN,SyEg
Vegetable Snnp
Slice or Ham Baked in Cider
Tomato Jelly Salad
Lemon Minneinat Pie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
STATE HGHWAYAEN TO
ATTEND PAWHuSKA MEET

Pawhuska. May rs Members OF
highway commissions Of Oklahoma.
Missouri and Arkansas are scheduled
20 be here Thursday and Friday for
the contention Of the White Rive
Trias association. according 10 infor-
nation from K. h. Guthrie OF Tulsa.
president
The chamber OF commerce has
made arrangements for entertainment
OF the delegates to the convention. In
Guiding banquet Thursday night.
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Housekeeping Page

peel. one dozen fSanThsd almonds
chopped fine. cne tablespoon Of
cape-s and one cup Of vinegar and
Jet stand two hours. Pour this
sance over slices OF cold roast veal
snd simmer for ten minutes.
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remove from the fire and strain into
a bowl. set in pan Of cracked ice.
add half cup Of cream and one tea
spoon 0f vanilla extract and beat
until thoroughly chilled. Serve In
tail galsses. earnish the tops with
q spiral os whipped cream and
srnaM bon ben OF miIk chocolate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

~ Haven't rou had the thing ssil
and slide. and 60 all TO e1eoes a.
son struggle razniy with your FORK
Oh, az course yon may have
evolved technique that works, and
q course ! know thai its quite g.
right 10 take TIE toast daintily M
In your fingers and ear il thai way,
but
] have stumbled onto something
ilAt I call a real isea in the way
Of tanning The AsasEsy club sand
wich- and here II is:
Usually in making snch a sand
N5ch, you put the toast--each piece
into Two trlAngles. don't you
Wsal dunS stop here Out those
4raangies into three pieces each. ana
each VII be pe-fecs deceDs mouth
sul.
Its Lot "a BIT harder 10 arrange.
for th4 bottom sllre viii keep Ia
place by the sheer force of gravity
n. how, and before yon put the top
IN spread s layer Of mRyonaise
ACROSS the slices Of tomato which
rap the rest OF the ffagiTsg- THIS
nayonnaise Will hold The top toast ]
oreiher as one slice.
Try IT. AS gentle as . LAMB Il
$, AS easy TO eat as baked
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

The rinas nf cheese shonld nere-
be discarded Lrt them dry and
CRATE ali hu- the extreme outside
IT will be found very convenient 10
Keep this grated cheese in jar Or
wide-mon1h bottle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
COPPER 1sy,ves

Domestic bnysng OF copper is more
thin a third bigger than a year ago.
tut exports continue in same volume
as uaei.
Copper stocks STORED above
ground) now about ss5. 300 600 pounds.
eomrared with Reoeoeeeo pounds
January 1.
The highest trees have the most
pointed Leaves.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

Hard or boiled demons can be made
soft and jnicy by boiling them Cor 10
minutes or more IL water.
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ON TANNING 4 clus sANDwlcA

One day ] picked ur a letter On
my desk. and some curious child
had written in to ask me sfhe pro
yer methoa Of eating q club sand
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loftee thai appears weak or stale
can he -reshened by placing 1t in
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flame anti thoroughly dry. hcsne
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