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svdil 'Cabinet Officers and
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P BRANCHES CO-ORDINATE
WASIIINV.TO.N
Tlie super-war council for
, WILSON, -( tetaij vt Lalior
. mi mi, roi XiiminWtra
c;.uru,i ii, rufi dminU-
1111(1.1.1 , h.i ini in of tlu
u.iiiiiitt f 1 '
War
Nov 2i
llii t'nltcil
jjtatcs wm formed today to uiilf nnrt ro-
ordinate tlio Government bundle in tnc
j proiecutlon of tlie war.
Tlio council I compoW of tlio lollnw
Ing: NEWTON I'. llK.lt. Srcrct.it of Wu.
joti.rni's ii.ii:i.s, .o(ictai. or (he
Navy.
WILLIAM O. Mi VIMIO, (cti-t.itv .if tlir
Treasurj
I'HVNKMN' K. 1 IM pwutaiv of the
Intcrloi.
I VI1 P. HOUSTON, eirtatj of ARlicul
ture.
'vtlLl.IAM C niiiii'lLLii, "ccntaiy tii
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trator
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ShlpptiiK UoarJ
II Willi. U1LI.AU1I
Industrie') iloanl
The nrvv war roum 1 ofli .all amputicd
lliU afternoon hv Dliettor MlfforU, I tin
Council of National lufuiM U intend' 1 to
luect crltli!lsm tliat tin v.utou vv tr-nukj
In? agencies of the liuvtitmiMit .ire not
worl.lnc in harmonv
These leacllnrt offlilal" vvnl ? .ii-em
We once a vverl around the same tab! unil
thrash out t.irlr problem" toii"tliir They
Mill LO-operatc In i-very po-dMe uav It
whs ofilclullj state J
Vormatton of sur i a super- ui . . lias
been under onlderatlon for t'vctul vvcrki
The decision a tlnallj tuadi ar ,i special
mectlnsr of the IietenF I'oumll
Tlio Defentp Council, cotnpo'fd oT fab.
Itiet Members Halter InmeK I,im' Hoae
ton, Iledlleld and WUvjU, of l.abu. Is In
corporated bodily In tin" in w h'ipert'outicIl.
"At today'ri "-pcclal mei-tlnif," "aid ilif
ford, "action Mas tul.cn to btltiK about n
closer co-ordination of the nat-mnltim; .u
tlvltles of the Uovrnment This 1 iri?r
ro-ordlnatlnc will Insure an rffectUc tml
tlcatlon of the ina hlnrv ifececarv In the
prosecution of the war"
Glfford will le ptrtit at tbr wji-lilv
mcetlnsrA ol the roiti,r wivi couni.ll 'lhe
Council of Nalioi nl liefonvo will contlu'ie
Us own oitfanUatlfti and actlvitlei It v-.IIl,
lnld teKUlar Joint nitlhRs with Scretity
of the TreJsuiv M Alloc md the head-- of
the Government ftK, tuol a'id Khltipl'itf
programs Will mf ",ili will itt"iid l'i thu
dual capacltv of ad' i-orj detci'e "jutu II
chairman ind In id of th- w u industries
I'O.ll J
British Steel Wins
on Cambrai Line
Contlnurd fruni 1 ice tine
Queant and Bullccourt r-lu llii. tie IJutisli
line's
That I'MWd Maiahal Ilhic ha- the Ger
mans erucsslns Is ho j ii b tin lr ti'tioii"--11
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In front of tnbi&l the llntish hue
lontlnued to laun'h I'uir i nlef inrssun
northwest of Cambirf attempting to dilvo
between the German. hae ad uue int and
thus get In the rear of t,hv 'et nan dtlensis
Hlons the Droyourt-Qitc.int sivltih, r Mrm
of positions supporting tin million end
of the Hlndcnbure Hue
The bin objective ufi r litltmh wlmh
llei behind all of the Mfcnx'vr ope ition
Jif northern 1 ranee slrn e t ie p, rune '
tlie attacKa In tin spi inu Ij.io I n J.
EVliiiMiNG LEDGJvfll-;iJILADELijmA. TUESDAY, yoVfii)Mi?Kll' 2i. 117
TOWN MEETING MEN GET NEW HOPE
BY OPENING OF BALLOT-BOXES
nnllmird from lie One
Votes for each dlvMon i ninmtalnid
through 200 of the SCI ilivlxtmit In vvhlili
petitions have been Illcd Smith and Nhh
nNon will be elected
Tlio recount uliunei
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mission, Jncludliitr onu meinbet fmin eiulj
hldo und nno nppolnled bv tin 1 mil f Humid
tilto chnitro of tho wntl,
Inwjem fni tho OrKiitilzatmii hald this
nftertiiiott that the) W111M no move in an
vflott to lirltii; thf dlfptite Into the f-uprcmi
t'otttt toda). but that the) lnlitht do vn
totnoiri-n' Tlnj weie ivldii'li miiti.liii,
t'me uiuil thev could illwcjt 1 Im in tin
ntuttis ftom llm r opened lullol-boM Just
how their caiine Would be nlfci'ttd by tin
iccoiint nnd were uluitnnt li applv fur
n writ of cerlloratl to the -itpri nw 'omt
ItllleM the ImmiiN mi tile Jlepilblli'an 111a
Jorltle4 tttivv tnott -erliuiM
r.llie 11 tiutiMi nf iiilil rbillmi flsuiej.
first net tip for fnuitoin dlvlMiitis lienilhiK
tecount'V old' rid b the iunt Inpplnl nvu
('oiiilderiitloii of tin riturnn tjom two otlnr
divisions vce In Id 111 for futther rotislili r
nitlon iitnl mi'i n-ven out of the twetity-'lve
Town Mi (tins p'titlntni lotisideiid for lhe
leupenlnK of ballot lnAe weie refused
A notabli fuiiitro if llu hIiiii was the
lelurtnnvrt of 1 ntrin ? itlon ileillnn jud'i s
to denv iliaifes tint Town Miettm: ballots
wrto llliuvvti out llhRillv Ilnv viete ob.
vlouslv fearful of otlerliiff nnv tetlinonv
whlih tnluht unit acnlnst tin in if tin n-i-oltnt
of tl e hallotlnsf Khould show that
Votes Wire .llefnllv tejeiteil
The Vute 1uvvvpM. ilKhtlliK ilefpernt-lv,
entered foim.il ixieptliti t iaih ordi r in
turn with the Intuitu n if limine the
fllflit Into tho s-upMiie I 'our "lhe thri.it
t.iat rh.irgcH ' pirjvtrv imtflit be tiled
atraitiet oik' o Mi 1 ,wn Meeting l" lit ' "en
win made b the Vare . ouiel
The Town MietiiiS partv lawjii'- came
h to 1 'Ul t with T.N tititlons to l.ave the
boxen In an iiiniiv dlvirflonJ opened. In addi
tion to the 1HT alreadv tlloil
l'nn! uilmiHKlon tint tie ii-sa'uratloi
would 1 11 r the flcht intr the Supreme
fouit, if It'vi'i the option Utiitv w.i made
by 11 Ilorai Ilipbtirn. ioun'l for Vrcd
erlelt .1. Shojor. tircatnzatlon tandulate fir
Itv Treanurei When out' jn tn d be
pliartcil fn? the entrv nf n li a f"rn ul de
cree an Would ponn't iiii appeal tn the Su
preme Court
WANT "IU Tl,-T ! ItT s' IUiitl'1
Tile older, In Joui otiiiunti he s i ii
"was to the ef,"et that tl iV'tion itliev
'n irrtain i.isis of iiroiieous reimns 1
uminailly -utiinioii'd ior .111 ip.m tlon
Now tlat ! In stn t r nt unit. itli
nit l'ul I undtist iinl tie mt ini
Kolnp further. I would like a deotM em
bod) Ing that proposed action."
'Tn plain words, Mr. Hepburn," Inter
jected JuiIro rinletter, "ou want lo test
our right lo open bnllot-boMs?"
"That Is correct, Mr I have conferred
with Mr Alexander Slmpon, and. In our
opinion, tho proper form of nppeal would
bo by certlorntl or prohibition Wo do not
think n mandamus on tho court would be
tho tcmedy So, thetefore. I would Hlie
an order particular!) In teRard to opening
the Iioncs, so we cm nppi il l nun that
older,"
Will concluded the JudRc, we will pro
teed villh the InvestlKitlon. and If we Mini
II iNpullent to open a ballot-boV wo will
do mi I in n vnii will lnve grounds for an
ccptloii and appeal
All. Ilepbiitn then refiuected thn court
to Ro nlnnil and ordir the opening of civ
1t.1l of tl.o b illol-boi-', puiiultlliK etcep
tlons to be rntiful In caih ian', and c ild
that while this was bcliiK ilnlm his unco,
elites could atiive at a decision a to the
course tin) Would ptll-Ue
iiKIHIlt l:ni:s OI'IIVI l
I iti-t to be lonsldeitil was the ntitioti
applv I11K to tho foutth tllvKlon of the
Tin nt)-M.tli watd. In whloh tin- ilecllon
ntllivts wire .lohtl W.ilUir, Judfe; I.ewls
1'iltiKi majoilt) liisiititot, .1 ilnef ('uh.i
iiovh inliiorltj 1 let I. unil John lw.ver
watcher Thev admltttd hit two ballots
had bun thrown out Ihhum- tln hid bun
inarUeil lot the --iialKht Town Aleitltic
liil.it and ali loir. 1 ciois 1 pposlto tin
ti.imi i f Simuel I' ltntan. Ilipilblliiiti c'.in
illdiite f'r IMfttlit Mtornov vvhiilt tin)
thought. 11 .11I1 the ballots HltRal H the
louit has tilled th it sunn tin Town Meet
lii'i patty had no 1 undid 1 to fot I)ltrlct
Attoine) billots mi liuirKul are lfgil, Vn"
eomt ordir'd tin ballot-box tn be biouht
In iipemil and tho lullotH rnountiil
Nest v.aii tho twelfth division nf the
Thlrtv-slsth Ward Hire "in.rv'i 1' Ale.
K11111 was ilectlin j'tde, J lines M Alm.in
lultiorllv il'-rl. anil William .1 ib dilen mu
Jntltv Itispeitor Twilitv-ftn- vote'i Mere
throw 11 out In tins illvl'ln'i, It va aliened
bv tin Town MeetltiK I'irtv McKiim ilenl-d
tint any at all bad bi en thtown out, while
Alnran 'asnrtid tlat thu ib"tlon Judfti s
lliemsehfs hid bloURht til' l tltlon ber,iiie
tin J tlioil(.ht thev had made "Mine rletl. il
irrors. Sovet il split tlcletu bid t.n 1 ist
he (aid and nltlioUBli tin. were -ure tlnv
had 1 minted the voti s foi judpe on tl e,.
tliles coiie.tlv, tin v wri not t tuln that
tho vo! s fur tin otmr citn'lilali had bien
jitopcrly ie. nrded
JinlRe l'ltili'ttei isi!ilteil t the ilivl.
SOU ltill,rS how ttleV should lolllll tile
billot" und n'll ouch Mt it ei Hepburn ol.
j' teil hi- oljutli 1 i Hilled .mil
m- r it ill i ( I ' 1 l"l 1 t tin
mil ut'
III l'i t 11 1" i"'i T 1 ( lh 1- oil Of
tho l'ort) -third
clcrlt
Ward, cptnposcd ot u. j.
-vii. mninrnv
Cooper, joate Jonn k, -... "rn
Harry vov, minoruy ni"i'""" --
Henry J. l""'..?B.lf.r . "".:, .,; of
thev hid licit! pU73ien over me- .u-.... -
allots on which tl.o Ht.alght Kepubliini
Ic et was vot.d loaitl.er with V'tH foi
0unclh.1at.lc and mi.Hlstet lal c md daks on
nihei thltets In onlir to Blve till I'arllM
"iMpiate deal" thev ahl thev had K vc 1
both the Town M-etlllK and the lleptlblli all
votets t le b'-iiellt of llieli 'loubt nnd had
coiliitid tliem all tn. Itnpittlall) The colli.
ruled that Inasmuch as tins, Jtcptiblli an
ti,l it carried ..indldntf" fr nil undtlon"
the inuiit was lllcBul and mihtid a le-
'llie flection bond appiHtlnp fot the
tweiit)-slth division of the Port) -fourth
Watd wan rotnpoMil of Hair) illlmart elic
tloti JuiIrc. Itobeit J Aiiimermiiti mi
Jotltv liisjinlor, Andrew 11 Amb r-on,
minority 1 lerh, and ndwaul J Nolan,
wnlcliet. Alideisoti 'aid that ' .1 Rreat
man)" -Iralcht "lowti AleitltiK votis bad
bieti till own out bii'iuse tin) who tuirhed
aim tor Kotan. 'lhe mint tilled tint us
time win' no Town Alei tlUK i.iinllil ills for
Seleit or I'oiumou iVmticll In lli.it division
unit ballots might hmllv hnvi '.irilnl
thtie nnrl.s in aildlllon to tint fm the
straight in Kit. and oidei'd the bn npi tied
William J Sill, the pitltlomi. illrued that
thlrtv-i-evin billots hid bien thtown nut.
of whlih thlrt)-nve win Town Alcitllil,'
votfi and two vure 1). mm rati His
1 harife i He Hi il Irom John I: K" tiott tin
tlmat of brlniflnu a ihiiig of petjur)
ittaltiht him
J llniiwood I'alv nJ appointed bv the
c 3iil l In supervl" tlio oretiltiR of the bo
itie ore libit at u pnjur) 1 hat Ko In ought
down upon John it K. Sintl who advancoil
It II ll.il p rebuff from the inlllt
Mr s, oil thereupon ilniniiiliil that th
1 mirt .islt the petitioner to lemnln In the
courttoniii until afttt tin imintlnir of the
riopnieil billot 1)o lad be, 11 lomphted as
hu had no doubt tint tin- petitmier vn.s
c,ullt) of icljurv lie would uhK the co'irt
he Kild, to sit a" liiait-tr.ttcs and hold the
petitioner
Juilge rinlettn milled thai tm pi llllntiei
would be'iree to otin and c,n as In plumed,
and that the murt would not hold him hi
tore tin- counting vhovnI stopli ifti of fraud
Vttornev Scott then big 111 to argue
Pi;. litis t the Ntand of the eoutt but wai
Interrupted Mi irpl) lv JuiIbi I'lnh tli t wlu
Hid
U'pi will not beat witn ' u nii h np
tC teluse to m ll.e J 1 Hi- I nlo '
I'irc D.miaKt's .lolin-Inw 11 ltlcirV.
liJIIWruWN ii Niv .; Iliei.iU'-
1" if a Iii s 1 I l.'iinni 1 1 nud lien, 1 hen
tun lilbdt linild 11K i ..f 1 ..idesf husl-
WOMAN HAS WON THE WAK
So Declares Cnptnln LuUinm, I.ntcly
Hetunied From Firing I.lne
hldellslitH on the war's erect 011 women
In Industr.v both hele nnd III Ihirope' wen
flashed In n serhs of ivld ten-inlnule tn
die'ses nt tho general incetltiR of the Civic
Club at the Alt Villain e thin moiiilnr
"rife llritMi View or Woniiii In Tn
duMty" vvas presented bv Captain Lnthini,
of the Htltlsh rcCiiHIm; Matlon, and What
Woman Almns to Ctntnc' by l.li uti mint
Neurit p. I ilo of tl ' l'leueh llrlnK line
Glow Ilit; eulogies were paid b) both to t'le
vvav woman tins stood 1-hlinl man.
'Though it has elvm inanv a man a Jolt,"
Captain Intlmtn said 'to liv tlown th
Job over wlililt In- has linn no ilnstv anrt
sie u woman taKe It ovn ami do It bitter,
In addition to hu own nm.tal woiK 11 .1
worn it! '
"W'lthout the Woineil the vvai would be
lo't.' I.leuti mint Ni grlir pild his ttlbuti
' Women have alrcadj mot illv won the wni
foi I'rnnre "
Miss Florence 'millle, -imtirv of th
Womi 11V 'li.idt 1 nlo 1 f.tai,iii and ihiti
11.111 iif the I entif 1 iMit.l 1 vv mm. ns Cnni.
mltU" of lb" Allium C Utle I fo National
pefillSt spol.i lest on r.lllplnMncnt I'Mi
tlltioiiH for Wooieii In Miinltim I'l.ni'i
r tr'zrx
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ASKS MINERS TO HE lUtlfofjJ
President of Company UrKc8 Mtn)f
worK on i hanKsglvlng Day ' '
AI1IAN(.V CT 1-a v, s- ,
lllehatds. pi.sldent f tho fhlla.w3J5. ' ,t
lit iUIiihVo.iI and Irm, Company todaV
licnl.il to the minus to work Tliank,! "t
I'D nnd show theh pmrloli 1 and . i
to llm liov.inm. nt ""'
I'rites I'nloit f SemlnariM
Sllgl-tlnll 1, ,1 ..,., ,
thiologluil Hciiihiiitus r th- ,,,,,,;'""
M. that tiny ii.av pub tl,,,, ;"'
11 hug. f and 111011 , imineiK,,,!.,, :
Ins be.n nilv anied bv th. 11, ,r a,
Mi Cm inlil.. hiui.il 1 ,f ,1., ,..; 1 t,
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Hu.v lloif Island Wipjit (,r
imtmiM tlie in,
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Int. r11utlm1.11 -hlpl iil'dli g
1 nub i-.d 1 mil for
innnmg ftom tli o d , iiPSP
I tlie I'liil 111' Iptll I Mtlli I
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Of I riT.lr.K.t. . .
Molt I I mil Milpv r.l ,i, ." ,0'll
"nut all,,,, e.11
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1 ouiit t t" r. exainln I
II. trine of the' tlrst tvviiii)-flve 1
Ill.il I.) the llepublicun partv nii'
atnl, as the Town Muting uttorne)
lio rSJ.itiotih 111 all) "f tin .uses 1 lev en
tin- ji.titiiilis were tapidlv h.atd unl t
billt-bo.s In tti.e dlvlsliii, vine . ul r 1
o)enid In 11 ost of the i.ir.f thc'npin
timi .tttotne)s ullt , '.-d tliat the . li.'n 1 1 '
. icr had inuntid as valid roti vi. Mil,
ballots whlih W'li tn.ilk.sl fel vaimi-
n'ltnt) ntlic r- on other tnuets tr'
iut none ot tin in but omlttlitf l in '
thosu voted fot who had 1 pponent
Town Mf.tlng tlel-et
Tlie b illot-bovi s irdncd nopciif
ihote ot ln t r. iii)-llftn division T.
foiir'h W.11 d tw.nty-nlnth dlvl-li 1 1
third Waul t untv- cvntl dlvb-' 1 , 1
sth inl iwinty-llfth division l
sico'id Waul, ilgliih dlvUion, Mstli V
twmt)-sitl llvl-lon. TnlrD-ilgntb
tui Ulli division l'nrtvthliil Ward
t.'iit.i Ulvlslmi, Thlrtv -eighth V.iir.l .
t.enlli olvi Ion, lViitv-ncotid Ward thlitv
llflli divlcimi Thlrtv-fomth Ward il d
tvve'lth dvl-iin 't vventv-f .iirtli IVi d
Vi. mil.- foi botl Mde- lotilerreu, it tl
ni,V st on it tin 1 'lit, in an . flmt 1 .1
vi . n 1 u - 1 i 1 taming .1 mil li. r r unt
It v 1 - ii,e- d n.it tii- mt 1 1 I
tliroueh to the rtere'uj.ojl r.
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ha II111-
iluatrlal dlttrht whlth ITSTuidiiii?
denburc line ,77
Atllltarv cxpitt' pi.s u ,,f,1i , t'it
the flghtlne -s. Ill mtinu. thr mg tile
winter, in spite of niehn.it ) . 1 iMlj
muddy terrain
lp ug r '
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Kal'er t d iv
b. r.i tl 1
t 1 e nivi.
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The Allies hop- to I1re.1l, . ..,t. ,.,
line by "slow vet rMentles
. .erman)''S man power I
weeK'a war event- . en(,,.
pointed out thi- as 1i.e . 1,,.
,-eeral offensives and beul ,
Important than the train of t.
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he wrote, 'thi ..low vet m itv, . ,i 1 05
of his man pones b iontniie.1 uni .jj,i ,,
offensive thiu.it- which n i"t .vmt't.il 1
NUlt In the hoftenln oi 1 I- line in th. ve-t
This H tho ultimate ibjectne rf n,, ssri, s
of Intenslvo offer.- vc - , ,k fU j)llT
sued by the Miles .l'ii hip- t i. .,-t -i
months and I even inor. in "ant turn
the ealn ot terrain
Bul.er held that th. I ..turn 1 .ids
Italian cffepsjve 'to i-.tn ite ' o -ell fn.in
lhe lncreaslngi) tiirj.cn t puit n 1 i, ii
his forces llnd t'i n"ivc m tlie we-r
'The Otrnititi higher ominainl vv -ie u -parcntl)
contldert tint. In order t -av
Italy from Invai'on I!a'.r (ontmjeii
"such Important ititlnients of 1'reneh uni
British troops woald be detained from tie
wentern front as to lend.r anv fui' n
Allied offensive- in this thati mi ,
Klble."
While such aid ha" leei. t,ivei, u,, ,
held It had not impaitnl the vie-; front
efllclency Th- Cainbral f. r he held
had dominated the la-t -vfek - 1 illturv
situation, thougu Ita v s u- id r 'in if
had been a pa't of are Hie ..um
movement '
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What the
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SA&JTAY
Gofcl 1'ot.silefpiui Bunu nf Foc.il Stsitauon aad Ilea lb
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, Director
lhe product Sawtay has bren analjctl
and tested by tlie Good I IousekeepniK
Bureau o( Food.-, Sanitation and 1 lealtli,
Washington, D. C with the result that
it has been given the Star 'vating. We
believe that this information will be of
interest and ery practical service.
Prof. Lewis B. Allyn
Urts IPU ll.i)i.Sti!ii.U, Mm , i
We find no indication of any adulteration
of any nature and believe Sawtay to be
a product of merit. Sawtay gives a good
account of itself. The analysis shows no
artificial egelable colors, no crude fibre,
no preservatives, no adulteration, and the
quality is excellent.
lgd) LEWIS B. ALLYNfto.y,!.
Alfred W. McCann
Tint TmJ t-P'ii, mi.
I have just completed an inspection of
vour plant where Sawtay is manufactured.
I went through the process from top to
toe. . . . Tlie ues lo which Sawtay can
be put legitimately are so numerous and
their significance so profound that I cannot
over-estimate the virtues of your product.
It is really a wonderful food-stuff
I congratulate you on "having so much
that is good and wholesome and I am
sure you will safeguard its virtues with
jealousy and honor.
Signed' ALFRED V. McCANN.
Wonderful, wholesome, economical. And for this
reason: keep in mind the finest creamery butter
you have ever used; deprive it of the one-fifth
salt-and-waler which it contains. Then you have
the character of Sawtay, 1 00'pure butlcr-of-nuls,
odorless, tasteless, and as while as the driven snow.
Food is food. Whatever you use to prepare it adds to or robs
it of its value as a food. Fasten this in your mind: Sawtaj
is a food. One pound of Sawtay is equal, in energy producing
value, to 24 pounds of the white of egg or lean meat, and
24 pounds of sugar, starch, et cetera.
Sawtay will not absorb a flavor or odor you can use the same
portion over and over fry fish, then onions, strain through cheese
cloth, and use the same portion in baking a pie or delicate cake.
Sawtay Is the Most Efficient, the Most
Economical and the' Most Healthful
Butter You Can Use for Baking,
Shortening, Frying and Candy-Making
Since it is not a compound, concoction or mixture, but wholly and solely
the pure butter-of-nuts, Sawtay will not turn rancid even though the can lie,
left open and exposed to various temperatures. Do you realize what this
phase alone means to you? Just this: Cakes, biscuits, pies, doughnuts,
pastry, et cetera, made with Sawtay, will be without the greasy odor, taste
and look, and will stay fresh and sweet much longer than if you used lard
or cow butter. Even chronic dyspeptics can eat heartily of food made
with Sawtay and with never a groan.
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AND MARKETS IN BIG 35c T1NSV
THE SUPREME TEST
Make Table Butter, Icing,
Cake, Candy and Pastry with
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SAWTAY AS NUT TABLE BUTTER
Place con'fnU of ooe 35c can of Sawtay in i
inmnj txml; soften to the coiisivlcncy of cream,
add one pint of jmool'i Lultctraill. oi plain mill.
Woik togethrr with potato masher or Iarpe ipoon
unhl thr Sawtay and milk aic well blended and
the Sawtay hu taken up as much of the milk a,
possible. Then dram, add vrg'lable butter-color
(your druggist hai l.ulter-color it ii pure and
harmleji) and salt to tatr. Permit lo stand in a
cool place over night lo develop lhe milk and
butter flavor. Tim rnalej one and oce-half
oundv of nut table butter closely resembling the
cow product in color, looks, titure and taste, at
a cost of 29 cent the pcunJ.
BISCUIT FILLER OR SOFT ICING
1 'i cup Saw lay, I cup pow dered lugar, white of
one egg, I teaspoonlul vanilla extract, ',a teaspoon
ful sjtated nutmeg. Cream the Sawtay and sugar
in a beater, add white of m unbeaten, and the
vanilla, beat together ihcrouthly, Sprinkle grated
nutmeg over lhe lop and Veep in a cool place
unhl served. The varying degree of hardness
will be determined by the quantity of egg white
that i used. 1 he v anillu may he v aried with a small
fjuanh'y of lemon juice, if that flavor be preferred.
CHOCOLATE FUDGE
2 cupfuls sugar, 1 cupful milk, 2 ounces chocolate,
tablespoon bawtay; I teaspoon vanilla extract,
pinch of salt. Put all the ingredients except the
extract ii.to a saucepan and stu and boil until il
forroi a toft ball when tested in cold water. He
rrove from fire, add extract, allow to itand a min
ute, then brat until creamy. Pour into Sawtayed
pan and mark into squares.
FRESH APPLE PIE
2 cups Sour. Vz leaspoouful salt, Vt cup Sawtay.
Sift flour and salt together. Cut Sawtay in w ith
a knife until thoroughly blended with flour. Mois
ten with ice water to form asoft dough. Tom on
a floured board. Line pie plate with pastry.
Place sliced applet iprinkled with tugar and
cinnamon in the cavity. Dot with Sawtay and
wet edg-s of lower crust. Cover with uppl
crust, ptru edgea together. Bake 45 minutes in
moderate ovec
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