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BY DONNA GRACE

TO BE GOOD looking and
popular is the sincere wish Of
every girl. Popularity means
fun and delightful experiences.
so why shouldn't they want to
be popular?
A we'll known writer said,
during an interview. he thought
a popular girl was one who
talked all the time and laughed
at everything. He didn't say
whether or not he admired this
type of girl, but even though we
might feel constant chatter and
endless laughter a little boring.
every one will agree the cheer
full girl is the one who will rate
popularity and the admiration
and affection of all.
Natural Wish
We are always receiving let
tiers from teenyons who want
10 know how to be popular with
other girls and especially with
boys. There is nothing wrong
with this desire, either. A girl
who is Indifferent TO the opin-
ion of others is usually dull and
uninteresting. She should care
a great deal about her place
with her friends.
We may dislike constant chat
ter. but prefer il TO the morose.
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THEN READ THIS STORY OF A
BRAND-NEW KIND OF ENRICHED
WHITE BREAD! THE KIND
DOCTORS HAVE DREAMED
OF FOR YEARS!
lEAnINc TIME. 4 MINUTE 81 SECONDS
By ALICE A. PROCTOR

THIS IL the story of an amazing new
i kind of white bread. Every mother
should know about IL. Every man, wom-
an, and child should eat IL. Ii Is a bread
that doctors have dreamed about for
years--but only in the last few weeks has
IL at last come true!
Ii doesn't cost a penny extra! Yet-as
no old-style white bread has ever done
IL helps you naturally to a stronger body,
new vital energy! More pep-and drive!
Ii bears a famous name-Wonder
Bread. But this new loaf 10 not the old
Wonder Bread you used to know. 1t 10 a
brand-new Wonder Bread. Made In an
exciting, brand-new wayl
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chAlKY-WHlTE
ouY.oF.DATE BRHADl

To make this -four and loaf q dead,
chalky-whits, refining" has "Trip
ped fhe rich whe1f ainsosf bare Of
its precious natural vitamins and
mineralsi Robbed the bread Of the
taste that was its duel
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the 400 volunteers trained
monthly"
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An Amazing Bread

The result is-0 brand new kind Of whife
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Richer color tells the talei seR more
natural mineralsi Double the pre-
cidhs Vitamin BIZ! More natural
wheat navori New Wonder Bread 10
made from the richest white -four In
human history! IRIS better for you,
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LOCAL RnARn No. aa

Loren Worth Jones lockwood
Camille Anthony Moscoue, NyandottC,
carl Emil krzy ske. Waltz.
August Feldt. Trenton.
John Wesley CheCkiey, Trenton.
Leroy BuckneT, New Rnstun
William Ver Brant, Rnmulus
John Anthony MiChalek. Belleviue.
Edward Moore ROmulus.
Ronald John Burke aROmuus.
Joseph SakseWskl. Bellcviue.
James Andrew Scott, Crosse lie.
Erie Burrell Zul0ng
James Arthur Strecher. Trenton
Freeman Allen Trudeau. Wyand0itc.
Everette Edward SChefiler. BeueVille
Christopher William South8rd Romuius.
John Victor Nruzek. Redwood.
William EdMAEd- Iat.=-4-e..F=-
Walter Frank Goralsk. Wayne
Robert Orwell Dow, Romulus
Harry Herbert Mead, Trenton,
Robert Russell Jlnks. lockwood.
Harvey jerome La Beau, lockwood
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One hundred and ninety-iouI
men today were indicted into
Uncle Sam's army at the Fort
street induction center
The contributions OF - local
a aTT nUaTT1S WRIT it+-'-
contingent.
Those indicted wcrct
,LoCNI. HOARD NJ
sferf p Edwards Jr 1855 o. l8f7Fff'r
George Anderson 500 ENHrl.
WHe Pur' -Si Palmer
Eas stewart efl5 krrrhr'H'
local ROARD No.
F4vard Y Whrrsl. sos Ft.1-
Charles & nspsi lnJa THir0
Harvey p Ruchbi00Cr lspa Bellevue
Albert csrVRsI aHsT CharirNuA
George p Fisher
J1scpn I Eyckmar e't6 Hanson. -
Walter p ~ Ter #42 Cnnercss
William y. priscolI Ge-l Jefr-&-T
William y. Brooks 16fi FgLsTIs"
George ~ Funds lf1o kseld
Nfllsm RYAN 53ts~f.alaer
Albert " Re,ss. 2sfI M E'Doi'.
Tony j. Cam 49, MeldruW
frank q As~fel. afTh Concord
Donald y Gr!fln. 1881 Concord.
p1nssT e. PfeiOc 2aS2 canton
lE~nc.s = Mclaughlin Dearborn.
John r. Nesteg. Crosse. FUiTir.
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DETROIT EVENING TINES (PHONE CHERRY $500

Robert T.. RaNnrd lincoln Park.
James m Guntrr lHnrH.r PARIS.
Joseph e. NasN. Nc.F.nd ll.
Hulh r. Fars lincoln parN.
Marx Mann, Allen Park
Edward D. Miller. NNandoue.
Thomas %. Jordan 2i26 Ardfrdan.
James ~ Hiuer. Lincoln pHrk.
Clement ChHlkrr. OVID.
Jas a. Budahu. MSivindalc.
Donald ~ Silshc Dearborn
Edward r. Schcnk MeNlndale
Theodore RCncdic. Lincoln PARK
Nacuts Hansen. Dearborn.
lshn = Miller. Lincoln Park.
James J.. Macy Allen Park.
walter W0yniak. Lincoln Park
Leonard s Lloyd, Lincoln Park.
Paul a, Szakalos, Allen PARK.
CharicF =. sweet. Dearborn.
John Marines Amen PARK
Lcam0n j. VanHooscr. Lincoln Park,
Angelo Athaus. Lincoln Park.
fr-uKfTY AIIen Park
Francis n, Harlow, Allen Park
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Louis Andrew Olson. R0mAus.
Darwin John Rchkop. Trenton
Harry Curtis Mcbride. RomumS
Roy Joseph Niesen. Flat Rock. ~
August Funka. Trenton
Paul Iowa Fergus lockwood ~
worthy Thomas DehOlt. Wyandottn q
George Clarence Sandusky, New Boston
William JipOs, Trenton
Albert Burnett Carlson. Crosse lie.
Howard q. Malone.
n. ID. Frederick.
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Game Area Purchased

MARQUETTE. July %. - The
conservation department has an
nounced the purchase of 800 acres
IN the EScanaba River game areI~
Marquette County, as hunt 0
grounds.
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LOCAL BOARD No a.

FOCAL BOARD NJ, a.
Nrhsr ku<ars $3.50 Rafffn.
LOCAL BOARD 10. as
Joseph t.ocha1 asa East Vernon hiFrwa'
Joseph Grfcn 1885 Central
Rufus AEnrw $500 Central
LOCAL BOARD M. IS
charles Davis f3f West AleNandrne
Walter kuFth sOgI Mansfield
IuEeue Mruk 7f2l AricsIar.
LOCAL BOARD Ne. 50
stove RrosRy. 6s6 seiden.
LOCAL BOARD No. 50
Joseph A suvassy Wyaudotte
John t. Amolt Myandotte.
LOCAL BOARD No. 50
,ElvNn NDpEadway Jr. -Fcorse.
Frank kerrs1iur hcrrse
Iornc Macdonald River RunEc.
t44e-S4--H4ARA -At.-...A g.
1o.rph = Prezewo7nik. Lincoln Park.
rs .4Tfu a. Rice McNndale. .
.+rFn 8 Ford 154 Dmtr.
Charles T. Batten, inssttr.
Marines pominic. Allen Park,
Robert 4. SholtZ. MclFludhie
Iahn T. Poiasek. Lincoln PARK
PboIrs Workman Iancoln Park,
John ,. Psuitk. Lincoln Park.
Glenn j. Suac lnkster
Albert a. Kccf Lincoln Park
Donald H. Thsyer. Lincoln Park.
Frank Lucas Lincoln PARK.
Arthur - Siel0tf, Lincoln Park
MAO Taraban. Dearborn.
Anthony Gtrhardt, LiUcoln Park
Joseph =. Peters Lincoln Park.
Harley &. Carder, Dearborn.
Adnluh MarinaCc,. Beald III.
Louie r. Voirht. Allen Park.
George A, PUtuger Harrington,
R0ger ID. Tyrreu. 3tle Cass.
phAp T.. Larson, LINCOLN Park.
ivan r McFauI, Lincoln Park.
Robert r. Keehuer, Melvndale.
Mural l.. Gregory, Lincoln Park.
Jack r. Dawson, Allen Park.
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Robert T. NcLFnnan. Lincoln pafk
HARRY J. huH lincoln Park
Eunufi ~ Winner
Richard a NCdEcuskr
Lawrence = NiEneau Lincoln Park
Donald k. Preston Lincoln Park.
merry A. Horyafh. Lincoln Park.
Arthur AVuttr Dearborn.
FsfcH sexton. Wyaudutte
Edward WoicieChow Lincoln Park
William a. Busch, Dearborn.
LOCAL BOARD No. 81
Robert q Lynch. -405si inkster.
CNde II Wheaton Worthwhile,
Edward Landau Plymouth.
ElNiu g. Love Plymouth
Lloyd H Carson Plymouth
Frederick p Hadiey. Plymouth.
Frank - Bialek 2l0iO Delaware.
WNam T. Nr,brkey, Plymouth,
Ray be- Thorpe lm0uth4---
!. -----tr---- - ;-T1IfU- 81 ~ Second.
Phares =. Patrick, Plymouth.
Charles =. smith Plymouth.
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Eugene y. DeMsra. Plymouth
Wilbur -Chapna0 Plymouth
Daniel Luka. 02la Beech. Dearborn.
Marshal j. Mckelyey. Pennington,
Joseph g.. sakaiy. 2TsI5 Long
Robert J Oppenheim Plymouth.
Forest T. Jones, Plymouth.
Alfred Carson. Pennington.
Max " Radkc. Plymouth.
Charles ". LoeseF, 2fS0t Lois,
Milton ~. pease. Worthwhile.
Jon j simon. 26li Fifteenth.
Leo Misslitz. Worthwhile.
Heon Ziegler. n No. 2, Plymouth.
William II Hoskins. Plymouth.
Thomas Wilson. Plymouth.
Ernest w. Bailey Plymouth
William G. VoGel, Ann Arbor.
George. r.. Fisk.
LOCAL BOARD No. 62
ftrf. a "a. ~ - n
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LOCAL ROARD so. 62

NtuFTr c Grieshaber. r r. I. Milan, Mich
Roman A. Nerkennis Dearborn.
Norman Il. StAckman, Dearborn.
Harry r. wilkinson Wayne
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VIRGINIA H. S. TO Meet ELY
INL0NE FOOTBALL ENCOUNTER

time being, and it is possible that
some means of transportation, since,
it will involve less players and
equipment, will be devised.
Some range cities have access to
private buses, or plan on using pri-
vate cars. They are the ones who will
attempt to play their regularly sched-
uled football games, but long-distance
tricks are out
Take International Falls for ex-
ample. There's man up there who
has bus. He declared that his tires
were good for three or four years,
and figured that the war would be
over by that time. So his foresight,
optimism, and agreeableness makes it
possible for the Falls pig skin luggers
to see action this fall. Virginia figures
on using the Sons of the Legion drum
CORPS bus, and so on with other range
cities.
Mountain Iron, Gilbert, Grand
Rapids, Eveleth, Chisholm, Bull ano
Coleraine high schools, in addition to
the above, and Virginia, Eveleth, Col
eraine and Duluth junior colleges will
have football competition to lesser
or geater degree, it was brought out
at the Queen City confab.
Ely, Hibbing, Nashwauk and Kee-
watin have either cancelled games OF
will play only on their home grid
irons.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
or THE -
CITY COUNCIL.
CITY OF ELY.
Council Chambers
Ely, Minnesota

Council Chambers
Ely, Minnesota
Tuesday, September 1, 1912
REGULAR MEETING.
Regular meeting of the City Council
was called to order at 7:30 O'Clock P.
M.
Present: Alderman Anderson. I'd
Absent: Aldermen Ahola, KoSchak,
Maxi, Porthan, Tisovich, Mayor
KapSch. 60
No quorum being present, the meet
ing adjourned until 7:30 o'clock
Thursday, September 8, 1912.
A. o. KNUTSON,
City Clerk.
Council Chambers
Ely, Minnesota
Thursday, September 8, 1912
Adjourned Regular Meeting.
Adjourned regular meeting of the
City Council was called to order at
7:3O o'clock P. M, by Mayor John
Kapsch.
Present: Aldermen Ahola, Koschak,
Porthan, Mayor Kapsch. (4
Absent: Aldermen Anderson, Maxi
Tisovich. CD
Consideration of minutes.
Moved by Alderman Porthan, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that the
| minutes of the regular meeting held
August 10, 1912, be approved. Carried
unanimously.
Report of the Committee on Ac-
counts & Finance was read as follows
Ely, Minnesota, September 2, 1912
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council,
City of Ely Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Accounts &
Finance, having examined the follow
| ing payrolls and bills for the month
of August, 1912, find them to be cor
rest and recommend that they be al.
lowed and paid:
Payroll, Official & Miscel-
laneous Department ......$ 4,371 o:
Payroll, Court & Police De-
partment .................. 2,l52O'
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Moved by Alderman Ahola, sup
ported by Alderman Porthan, that the
communication be accepted and filed,
and that the council go on record as
favoring the holding of regional meet
ings this fall and the adoption of pro-
posed Constitutional Amendment No. 2
relating to Home Rule Charters.
Carried unanimously.
Communications from the Mime
sofa State Industrial Union Council,
c. I. O., and the United Steel Workers
of America, Local No. 1923 of Duluth,
expressing their appreciation for the
cooperation extended them on the
occasion of the C. l. o. State Conven-
ton in Ely, were read and ordered
| fled
| Communication from the Reserve
Mining Company, Rabbit, Minnesota,
advising that they have delivered to
the Ely Fire Department, without
charge, eight 2" hose pipes, was read
and ordered filed.
The Council went into an executive
session.
| Recess declared.
Meeting called to order.
| Moved by Alderman Porthan, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that the
proposed sale of group of lots in
the Ely Cemetery to ST. Anthonyis
be laid on the table until the next
regular meeting, Carried unanimously.
Moved by Alderman Ahola, sup
ported by Alderman PoTthan, that the
request of the Deputy Treasurer for
AN increase in salary be laid on the
table. Carried unanimously
Moved by Alderman Porthan, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that effec-
tive September l, 1912, the salaries
of the Patrol Police Officers be in
creased to $4,000 per month as rec
Commended by the Police Civil Serv-
ice Commission. Carried unanimously.
Moved by Alderman Porthan, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that the
injecting adjourn. Carried unanimously.
A. o. KNUTSON,
(SEAL) City Clerk.
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Coaches Assn Wrestles With
to Play or Not Problem
at Virginia Confab.
To play or not to play.

10 play Vi IlO1 w Paay'
That was the football question con-
fronting members ofthe Range Coaches
and Officials association when they
met in Virginia last week to discuss
a situation unlike anything that has
ever confronted high school and COL
lege athletics.
Net outcome was that some would
play, others would not play, and still
others would play if anyone brought
a team over to their city.
Only change that could be made
in this tangled situation is for the
tire rationing authorities to with
draw restrictions preventing the use
of school buses for transportation
of athletic teams.
Ely, through force of necessity, is
falling in the third category, and
Memorial high school will take on any
team that has a method of reaching
this city.
Virginia wants to come up here on
either Sept. Is or 26, and this may
be the only football game played al
the Ely Schools Stadium this fall
Coach Ed Buckley, who attended the
Virginia confab, said There is re.
mote possibility that Eveleth viii
come up here.
Football for the Junior college i
out. Practice for the high schoo
started this week, with some 80 can
didates reporting for conditioning.
The range coaches are letting the
basketball question stay put for the
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of at least three street lights along
the highway between the east end
of Camp Street and the East Septic
Tank
Moved by Alderman Ahola, sup
ported by Alderman Porthan, that the
petition be accepted, filed and granted
provided such installation is not vio-
lating any order of the War Produc-
ton Board. Carried unanimously.
Application of the Jugoslav National
Home, Inc, for permission to con-
struct coal bin under the sidewalk
along the east side of their building
COUNCILS
located on Lot 1, Block IL, Orfgina
Plat, was read.
Moved by Alderman Koschak, sup
ported by Alderman Porthan, that the
petition be accepted, filed and granted
and the work to be done under TIT
supervision of the City Engineer
Carried unanimously.
Communication from Joseph Ma.
vetz, Jr., Deputy Treasurer, for al
AiSASesoS III coicAy WOO 1CoO.
Communication from the Ely Polio,
Civil Service Commission was read
recommending that effective Septem
Der l, 1912, the salaries of the Patro
Police officers be increased to $4,000
per month.
Moved by Alderman Koschak, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that tn,
communications from the Deput,
Treasurer and the Police Commission
together with the matter of any othe
salary adjustments, be referred to tn
executive session. Carried unanimously
Reports from the Hartford Steam
Boiler Inspection & Insurance Com
pany, covering an inspection of tn
city's boilers, pressure vessels an
electrical equipment, were read ant
ordered filed.
Communication from the Minnesot
Railroad & Warehouse Commission
approving of change in the highwa
railroad grade crossing, necessitated b
a proposed change in the street ar
rangement in Block 4, Auditors Pla
of Chandler Addition, was read an
ordered filed.
Communication from the League @
Municipalities was read, asking for a
expression concerning the holding Q
regional meetings and suggestions fo
state legislative subjects to be studie<
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Payroll, Fire Department -. 6O5.O0
Payroll, Community Center
Department ............... BOOTS
Payroll, Library Department 365.00
Payroll, Light &c Water De-
partment ................. 2,6s4.o1
Payroll, Street Commits
sioner's Department. 80. 5,71542
Ely Commercial Club, Final
appropriation ........... 1,125OO
Joseph Zobitz, Partial pay
ment on injury claim $500. 10000
Ely Fire Department, Fire
calls l41.OO
Edwin Allen Company, Lii
brary books ........... 2O5
American Linen Exchange
Co., Services ......... 1892
AmerikanSki Slovenec, Library
books $3.50
Drs. Ayres & Sutherland, Med
ical services re: injury
cases .................. 3l.O0
William Bates, Sharpen lawn
mower NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. zoo
Baxtrum Garage, Tires $500. 1880
Mary BONNER, Services for
Recreation Dept. ... 5000
Keith Brownell, Services for
Recreation Dept. ....... $50
Burgher-William Company,
Library supplies ... 1850
Caxton Printer, Ltd, Library
books 26.2O
Central Garage, Tires and
supplies ................... 2l7.9l
Central Scientific Company,
Laboratory supplies ...... 56!03
D. l.. Childers, Secretary
salary for Fire Dept. 49,. 20.8a
Christie Lithograph & Print
ing Co., Supplies ........ 1888
Coast-to-Coast Store, Sup
pies ................... LII
F. E. Compton & Co., Lii
brary books .............. 65.3;
I. G. Cox, Car maintenance
allowance for 2 months :. 1000
Duluth Paper & Specialties
Co., Toilet tissue ........ 5O.4t
E. I. Dupont DeNemours &
Co., Explosives ........... 46.3t
Ely Finnish Stock Co., Rec
reation supplies .......... 4.6s
Ely Gas & Oil Company,
| Gasoline and kerosene -. 95.5.
Ely Hardware & Furniture
Co., Supplies .......... 27.0-
The Ely Miner, Printing &
publishing ................ 1342'
Ely Motor Sales, Police car
parts ...................... 3O.2
Ely Municipal Band, Concerts,
soloists, music, salaries -. 274.4
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FOOTBALL PLAYING BROTHERS
BACK AT GRIDIR0N PRACTICE

Ely's football-playing brothers have
returned to school, and to gridiron
practice.
They are Joe Perko, Stores, Conn,
backfield member of the University OF
Connecticut squad, and John Perko,
lineman on the University of Mime
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sofa club.
Graduates of the Ely junior college,
the football playing Perkos made pig
skin history in the Northern Junior
College conference couple of years
ona
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Watered Stock

"Watered stock" got its origin, it
Is believed, with Dan Grew, a cat
tie dealer during the Civil war, who
sold his cattle by the pound after
they drank a quantity of water.
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Globe of Plants

A globe of the world, made of
plants, is at the entrance to the
Marion, Ohio, cemetery. Twenty
thousand plants were used to make
the globe.
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Jdl pA luz. III
Respectfully submitted,
Toimi Ahola,
GIISt r Anderson

| OOHlILlGIee OH ACCOuIlIS q F1IldilCe.
Moved by Alderman Ahola, sup
ported by Alderman Koschak, that
the report of the Committee on Ac-
counts & Finance be accepted and
filed, and the approved payrolls and
bills be paid. Carried unanimously.
The matter of the proposed sale of
&c lots in Section %, Ely Cemetery, to
ST. Anthony's Church, was referred
to the executive session for consid-
Grafton.
Reports from the Community Cen
ter, City Clerk, Health Omcer, Clerk
of Municipal Court, and Chief of the
Fire Department for the month of
August, 1912, were read and ordered
filed.
Report from the City Engineer on
the subject of new city scale, in
Guiding an estimate of cost, was read.
Moved by Alderman KoSchak, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that the
City Clerk be directed to advertise for
bids for the furnishing of a motor
truck scale, with an without the SER
vices of an erector, according to
specifications to be prepared by the
City Engineer, said bids to be opened
and considered at the regular meet
ing to be held on October 6, 1912, each
bid to be accompanied by the manu-
facturer's own scale specifications.
Carried unanimously.
Requisitions from several depart
ments for supplies were read.
Moved by Alderman Porthan, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that the
acquisitions be accepted and filed and
referred to the Sales & Purchasing
Committee with power 10 act. Carried
unanimously.
Petition from John Zaverl and
others was read, for the installation
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cooking time with quick-coolting
oats.
As the quaint old directions
state: Bring water 10 a boil,
and as soon as II reaches the
boiling point add the oatmeal,
letting il fail I'm steady rain
from the left hand and stirring
it briskly the while with the
right, sunwise. or the riEht-hand
turn for luck and convenience.
BE careful of Jumps unless the
children clamor for them
when porridge is boiling
steadily, draw mixture 10 the
side, put on the lid and let cook
for twenty minutes. 30 not add
salt which Has tendency to
harden the meal and prevent it's
swelling, until it has cooked at
least Ten minutes; on the other
hand, never cook porridge with
out salt" True today rs in ages
past,
Porridge became "brose," or
soup, when a large lump of but
ter was added and milk sufficient
TO make the consistency like that
Of a cream soup. When still
more water was added, the por-
ridge became Cruel" excellent
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inc fat FRY medium onions,
.Iv chopped Cuunh', bacon
and add together with onions
and fat 90 g cups oats table
spoon sage. ! teaspoon salt and
aashof black pepper MiN lightly
Wal ouma'v stuff loosely INTO
fossil Sufficient for ! large
chcEe0 Triple measurements
for turkey IT fowl is not overly
rich. add about % extra strips
bacon uHcoohcd putting II in at
intervals In the mass of Stuffng,
10 yield extra fat and richness.
Oatmeal Service Cookies: Com
hine cups quick cooking oats
with 12 cups flour teaspoon
salt I teaspoon baking powder
1;tpaspoon cinnamon and y tea
spoon Soda Cream l cup shorten
It aII % cup honey and clp
corn syrup and blend wei Md
ingredients together with 1 cup
socdJcss ralsJus and - cup
chopped walmts. adding about
3 tablespoons milk or enough
liquid 10 make q soft drop con-
slstcucv Drop by tahlespoonfuls
onto CREASED cookie sheet allow