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OTHER RECIPES BY MRS. WILSON
Popovers, Spanish Macaroni and a Tasty Orange Shortcake for Dessert--The Market
flasket Can Be Filled This Week for Approximately I
Three Dollars, Including Staples '
T
IHE meat pie can be made to he
an economical dish for the Sun
day meal if the housewife has the
time and would like an Ideal way of
making these pics ns they arc served
in the Chelsea Coffee House in Lon-
don; this Is by scrvinp in individual
custard cups, or the muffin pan will
do very nicely in place of the indi
vidual baking dirh.
Very shortly the abundant harvest i
products 'vrlll gradually disappear'
from the market stalls, leaving us a '
plentiful supply of beets, carrot3.
cabbage, celery, spinach, white and
yellow turnips, parsnips and cauli
flower nnd sweet potatoes; these will'
last for a short time, so use them
while they are abundant and thti
help to ronerve the canned and pre
served food until the late winter.
A SUGGESTIVE MENU
Breakfast
Oranges
Cereal and Cream
Creamed Beef in Popover Cases
Coffee
Dinner
Radishes Sliced Cucumbers ,
Kidney Tie
Spanish Macaroni Buttered Beets
Coleslaw
Orange Tudding coffee
Slipper
Rice Croquettes with Cream Beef
Sauce
Coleslaw
Orange Shortcake Tea
The market basket will require:
One-half dozen medium-sized
oranges. '
One-half pound of dried href.
One bunch nf radishes.
Two tomatoes.
One cucumber.
One kidney.
One-half packap' of macaroni.
One bunch of beet.
Three green pcppcri.
One head of cabbage.
One pint of onions,
One-half dozen eggs.
One-half pound of rice.
One bunch of polhcrbn,
Two quarts of milk.
One-half pound of suet.
This menu can be purchased for ,
approximately S3, including all the ! then brush the top with water. If a
usual staples that aic required and large pic. bake for one hour; if in
are usually purchased weekly. This ' dividual ones, bake in a moderate
means that you will have sufficient oven for thirty-five minutes. Use
food to have a guest or two for din- three eggs in the kidney pie.
ner. Allow one-nau orange tor cacn
person.
First make the popovers and while
they are baking prepare the beef.
Popovers
Place the popover pans in the oven
to heat. Break one egg in a meas
uring cup and then fill with milk and
turn into the mixing bow! and add
One-half teaspoon of salt,
One cup of sifted flour.
Beat with a dover egg beater for
five minutes and then remove the
smoking-hot popover pans from the
oven and grease well. Pour in the
batter and place at once in a hot
oven and bake for thirty-five min
utes. Do not open the oven door for
ten minutes after the popovers are
placed in the oven. When the pop
overs arc twenty-five minutes in the
oven, turn down the gas and then
hake slowly to thoroughly dry out
for the balance of the time allowed
for baking.
This amount will make eight small
or six large poppvers. Now, while
the popovers are baking, the creamed
beef can he prepared. Cut one
quarter pound of dried beef fine,
using a pair of scissors to cut with.
Place in a pan and cover with boil
ing water and let stand for five min
utes. Drain and then make a cream
sauce as follows:
Place one and one-half cups of
milk in a saucepan and add six table
spoons o-flour and stir to dissolve,
nnd then bring to a boil and cook
for three minutes. Add the prepared
dried beef and two tablespoons of
imeiy muicca paiMcj ana ici. aiminer
slowly until the popovers are ready.
Cut a slice from the tops of the
popovers and fill them with the pre-
pared creamed beef. Place a tiny
dot of butter on top of each popover
and dust lightly with paprika.
Kidney Pic
Remove the fat and tubes from oup
large beef kidney and then cut into
pieces the size of a walnut. Place
in a saucepan and add three cups of
boiling water and let simmer-slowly
for ten minutes. Turn into a colan
der and let the cold water run on the
kidney for five minutes. Now re
turn the kidney to the saucepan and
sdd
One-half tca&poon of thyme,
One-half teaspoon of sweet mar
joram, Four onions, cut in pieces
and sufficient boiling water to cover.
Cook slowly until tender and then
acta fnc aumpungs, inituc as louows;
'Strain gravy from tho kidney and
add sufficient water to measure three
nnd one-half cups. Place in sauce
iwn and when" boiling add thq. dump-
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All loArt Rc.ien rti.
rr hrrr Coohinp Movies
Arr. Shown This If" rrh
rTTK rookitiK morlca in which Mr.
M. A. Wilson show hor tn mr
tasty delirarlfs sr hnn in fol
low this wrrk :
Cli.irlnlt llur
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Friday nnd Snliinlnv. Fnirnmuni.
Twenty-sixth street anil (tiraidiirr
nue.
Lebanon Crumb Cade
(Sir servings for twenty rnnlsl
At the (IraDd in Camden all nook.
Queen A Irtorl.i Spnnje Cahe
Fridnr i,. Satunlar. Lincoln.
Forly-ninth urcrt ninl Woodland
avenue.
For corn ,'t recipov at, ii Km Unx
oftiro of It'- tlientn nr spoil self
addrnsed slan)pcf nn ;w to Kdi
tor of Woman' I'n-r.
Iinp3, made a.; follow;: I'in.-p m a
mixinp howl
f'nf cup ( mashed potato,
One cup of flour.
One teaspoon of baking powder,
One teaspoon or sail.
nc teasooon of tmnrikn.
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Two iablcponn3 of finely nvnrcd
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parsley,
One egg.
Work to a smooth paste ami then
form into balls the size of a large
walnut, and drop into the prcpaicd
stock and cook for ton minutes. Lift
and thicken the gravy slightly. Now
make a pastry as follows:
Three cups of flour,
One teaspoon of salt,
i no feoj)00,i? nl baking powder,
Sift and then add the one-half
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it into the flour well. Mix to a dough
with two-thirds cup of water and
roll out one-quarter inch thick on a
floured pastry board. Line a large
baking dish or individual custaid
cups. Now put . lavcr of kidnev in
the bottom and season with salt!
popper and finely minced onion.
Place a dumpling on top and then a
layer of thinly sliced hard-boiled egg.
Cover with well-seasoned gravy and
then with a crust, brushing the "edges
of the crust well with water. Now
two gashes in the top of the crust
to permit the steam lo escape and
Spanish Macaroni
Mince fino
Three green pppers,
four onions.
Two tomatoes.
Now place five tablespoons of fat
in a frying pan and add the prepared
vegetables and cook slowly until
tender without browning and then
add one-half package of cooked
macaroni and
7'ico teaspoons of salt.
One teaspoon of pepper.
One-half cup of gravy from the
kidney s'eu
Cook slowly for fifteen minute
Orange Pudding
Place in a mixing bowl
One-half cup of sugar,
Vo,- of one egg,
Four tablespoons of shortening.
Cream well and then add the juice
and pulp of two oranges, which
should measure three-quarters cup,
and
One and one-quarter cups of flour.
Three teaspoons of baking pow
der. Beat to mix and then turn into
well-grcas-cd and floured mold and
cover the mold. Boil for one hour
and then serve with the following
sauce:
Three-quarters cup of sugar,
One-half cup of water, '
Juice of one orange,
(Irated rind of one orange,
Two tablespoons of cornstarch.
Stir to dissolve the sugar and
?tarch and then bring to a boil and
coo f0r three minutes and seivo
Medd well-seasoned cooked rice into
croquettes, then dip In flour and
brown in hot fat.
j,ake a crcam paucp ns f0ow,
pacc jn a saucepan
7V(, fp, nf milk
One-half cup of flour.
Stir to dissolve the flour and thri
bring to a boil and cook slowly fo
five minutes. Add one-half pound of
dried beef, prepared as for break
fast, and serve with the croquette-.
Orange Shortcake
Place in a mixing bowl
One cup of flour,
One-half teaspoon of salt,
Two ieaspuona of baking powder.
Five tablespoons of sugar,
One-half cup of water.
Beat to a stiff dough and then
I jp YOU LOVE
Flower yow nhoulrt be ntere'eit I"
THE CENT CRY FLOWER SHOP
i"l- Dtlaw Che&inut fit,,
prend on n well-greased and floured
layer-cake pan. making the dough
higher at the sides than the middle
of the pan. Cover with sliced
mange, rut into small pieces with a
harp knife. Now place in a bowl
Six tablespoons of broirn sugar.
Two tablespoons of flour,
Otie-hnlf teaspoon of vuhncp.
Mix well and then spread on the
shortcake and bake in a modeiate
oven for thirty minutes. Much of
the actual prepaiation of the menu
can be done on Saturday.
Use yolk of one egg for making
dressing for colesiaw. For 'orange
cake use i
II hue of egg,
Dne-liiih glriss jelh.
Place m liowl and heat until mix-'
turn hold it. shnpo. Pile on oiange
short cike.
Please Tell Me
What to Do
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To 3. L. T. R.
Pleas? '- n the Woman's Rxchange
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mi- the answer to your question.
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IVai Cynthia 1 hnve written to this
'iiimii before and I always read nil
li:e letters, l,nt nnn ,k0 "llrmien .1 .
I' I feel if I knew him J would give
bun a bis sisterly bug for saj ing soldi
one ibings nhoiu the Americun girls.
Heuncn ,1 It . you are honestly th"
tiist soldier lo say wlml you did in your
letter. 1 haic been in Ihe company
im reuiriirii souiicrs an, not one sn-
wtiar n snirl in wnjr letter. The
'i"" '""" bo like some of the French
slrK ' "ns mt induced to a fellow
vv!l
let
cnnie hack not so Ions
j, n.,t i( nicer oi better gentlemen
'ban he l went out with !im onre.
he nevt week be lold some persons
,,h"'' ll" ?"" "in that he dnesnt want a
"'P'obl- sirl for n friend,
)?' Z,l T Jul "no"?
eeu think of ,e for one moment be
rause I am not the kind he wants. n,nd
' can't bring myself to mingle with
"'ber fellows since I met thi one
' kn,ow nl"' bo ,"ul ' lll,nl ever
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the soldiers' poor old parents' tears ns
1 hafe, you would think tlie,same. I'm
sin e.
CYNTHIA'S AiMiiu:n.
Cynthia has decided, with perints
sion from the writer, to print Hennen
.1. B.'s full name. It was a tine Iv-iter.
was it nol ? His name Is Hennen ,1.
BlantoD.
Addressed to ''Buck"
Hear CinUiia Please publish these
lines to "riuck." I have read vour
letter Puick". and you have right here'
No 1 girl who agrees with vol. for you I
aie right, although I nm nnli nineteen
in -elf .'UhI also dance the war. is you
say. most people chew gum
I sincerely hope you shall find the
girl you are looking for. for I am one, '
Ihe kind wu are looking f,n
Here's t0 your best of luck. I'.uek."
Keep up and you shall suceeeil
ULONDY (NAT! HAI.i
To "Sorrow"
Yon have learned your lesson, haven't
yon dear, not to believe gossip about '
those you care for? ,
I would write the voiing man an
other note saying that whereas jou '
know- he dors not care to he very good
friends with you any more, vou would
at least like lo feel that he Hoes not
harbor any ill will tonnwl vou 1
think a dignified liltle note like this
migiit make him wish to be "pals'
ajain.
Just Be Patient
Dear Cjnthia I am a umng gij
fiffen years of age I am a slenog"
rapber. Since I hare been four vears
old 1 have known a bov one year old'
than I am Hi- mnihei i ieiv ipieer
although ins- iiuiiner oes lo see her nnd
we see them o'lite often.
When I s.ii.l '(ueer" I meant she
doesn't want him to grow up. Allhoug
he wears long trousers, he cannot btnv
ioit laier than !l :"0.
His ni.iihei likes me and tbinVs 1
am .i ;;.. il s.-nsible gnl One rime I
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liakinKn or fear her-- lightness anil -u 93HiLbV H f
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Pure Phosphate BakinglWder raJIwMm' 1
H As tt rises in the oven It is certain anil OS'59i2P$.
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m w.uht, At Your Grocers wiRht, I "crm i, .
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A New, Crochet Trimming
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
The iicm iriiclirl trimming has nian Interesting uses. AIoe is seen a
s.il in hat rmercil with it and llnishril with liny tasvel. In (lie center a
motor eil is shown iitid at the side a scarf
rilC THOSi: who view the French im
poll
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there is always something of
One may not approve of the
deign. because they may he of a kind
thai appears to lie inappropriate foi our
women, bin the trimmings re alnajs
effervescing with ideas. It Is I lie em
bioidery, the ways of beading mid all
Hie various kinds of needlework that
the French ltse on their models which
are most appealing. By these touches.
it ny no oilier, the art and the mgenu
ily of the French arc strongly lit ought
out.
One of the most interesting of the
nrw French models shown lbi fall was
of blue serge. This dress was made
,ry plain with a narrow foundation
sknl and a waist matte in coal effect,
tthieli extended to the hips. To this
wa attached a trimming about twenty
seven inches deep. It was necessary to
look very closely to discover just of
what this apparently hand-made stuff
ns made. It was plain crochet made
asked him to come Tivcr, and I knew he
wanted to. but I could see his mother
would nol let him. and be told me that
afterward I do nol go out with boys
and 1 have only been out with -one
once. I am a good-looking blonde, with
large blue eje.
I know he likes me. and. dear
Cruthia. do vou think bis moiher is
doing nght to keep us away from PBri,
,i ". n ; ,. m,l l.ov. AIv mint
and mother like him very much.
When lie doesu't see me do you think
he will get tired of thinking of me?
He lives in another town. .10.
It would be bard for a boy to forget
all about n girl be has known as long
as this one has known you. In an-
other oar undoubtedly this boy will be
starting to go cur nnd then he will
(., i see von. When vour mother
,,. enllini on his motber go along, and
in that way yon can see him every once
in a while. You are too young lo have
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a beau now. near, u ,'- i-...i--.j.
If he teilly likes you he won't forget.
Boys More Fickle
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llnnr Ci nthin Tliouclr I enjoy rend-
ing vour column every evening. this-is
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tne nrst nine i nnve .., ... .......
I have read many letters fiom boys
nl.cir.ing e g.r.s '"''"- ; T. ''
ami wouio ne iu ..... ...-. --
njale ov ..more fck e than . he tc e
FoT example. shall state ,. ineiden
In my life wh.eh has caused me great
unhapir?
In November. I'.tli. :i
hoy of whom I was veiy '" a
Irfie.l and sent to a camp where he
trained until the following Jul', when
he sailed for overseas.
During 'he time he wap at eamn and
merseas I wrote him at lent! one nnd
very -often two or three letters each
week, and at, different times would send
him little gifts. While his lelleis were
never vety sentimental, still he always
wrote about when he came home how
glad he would be to call nt my home
frequently to see the dearest little girl
in the world, elc.
This bov returned home in Mat and
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A Nutritious Diet for All Ages. m
Quick Lunch ; Home or Office M
Avoid Imitations and Substitutes H
of black silk nf about the purse silk
luality and crocheted on the large
11 tf it Int. Tlseien la vest haaiIIao sic-a1 tew
thi. snr', or 0,.k , f .,, anf) nb(jn
an inehe in diameter. The large needle
ni.il the small -sized silk thread make,
as ou undei stand, the last effect.
This is- a style of trimming that any
woman might make nnd also find it
inteiesting work. Not only can oue
make the regular crochet on these 'large
needles, hut what is known as the fish
net pattern can also be made. This,
too. makes a very interesting trimming.
The artist has made joii several
sketches which will give jnu an Idea
how you might use this sort of work,
besides the way already mentioned. At
InV left is a satin hat coercd with this
large ciocbet nnd finished at the edge
nf the hat with the tiniest of tnsscls.
In the center is a motor veil edged
with the crochet and nt the right a neck
scarf. And one of these jou can easily
work out for yourself.
iC'oprrlSht, 1110 tc Vlrtrenr- P.ol
called on me twice n week for five
weeks, then made an engagement with
me and failed to keep it. and since then
' has never made any attempt lo see tne
Lately I have made engagements with
jdifTcicnt boys, honing (bat il might help
I ml' to forget him. but il seems ns lime
I soes on I both love him and miss him
j the more. So , list n word to the
hoi ho raw naek from over there
Ii I forgel the little girl who loved
'you and prayed each day
for your safe
CLAIUE.
return.
. To Vln Boys' Friendship
i Hear Cynthia I am a young girl
almost seventeen. I have no boy friends
and I think it is becntie 1 am a little
fat. Will you please tell me how to gel
I thin. Also, 1 am round-shouldered.
! How can I overcome this?
i How can 1 win boy friends?
Anv
I advice would be appreciated by
ALMOST SEVENTEEN.
It is not your inclination to stout
ncos hut very likely your youth that
accounts for your not having boy friends I
nt rrkiis nnn
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As n rule "fat girls" are more pop
ular than thin ones. However, if vou
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diet for you and also prescribe oxer
,..ses. Yon can overeome rn,,ml
,.,,,,, , ,, I)rPatM mSrc ,,,
jn Lercise also helps
, friemlssbin of hnr. make
overcome
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;j0Hy anil interested in their affairs.
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ARE AS GOOD AS CASH
and enable ou lo btiv at the fl
Parlment and apocialtv stores you
piefer. Our terms nrp based on the
lencth of credit ar fair and mod
rat. Write for full d'tallt.
MARRIOTT BROS., 1118 Chestnut
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AUTHENTIC FRENCH MILLINERY-'
Of All-American Collections embracing Fashions
of the purely ultra, type, it is unanimously
'conceded by" connoisseurs of dressthat
no showing approaches in character,
diversity and extent the mar
velous shoeing which
this house is known
to present.
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Adventures
With a Purse
iTTAVp you done any looking around
-- for jour fall hat? If you have,"
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you know the worst ! Ton have seen
pven as I, that h&ta which but a scant
I, that hats which but a scant
two ago were .$5 and $0 have
p to .$10 and $1-'. Well, now,
year or
soared un
I don't like to talk about myself, but
I really think I have found a shop where
you can pick up a bargain. In the first
place, the hats are nrrahged on tables,
each bearing price signs. There is even
one table bearing the magic figures
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51.0.1. And you might possibly find
nmong the hats -trimmed and nh-
trimmed on this table one that would
do for you to wear when you go -mar-
keting. Then comes n ?J.i0 table, and
'so On ip to inbre expensive bonnets.
You'll find a remarkably good assort-
ment of trimmed and unlrimmrd hats,
'',.'. ,- "33.- u ...l11"' "Peratlon?
i resn, crispy, koouij u,u,u muush
nnts. with soft nowderv sugar sifted on
'cm! How does that sound? Well, tru was as tnougli the lesson had been
! tastes even better! They're made fresh i learned by heart,
I daily; In fact, you frequently can get ..0Jli ()(, wom(m bv f .. (hp nul.s(.
them when they are still whim. And ,. ..,..,.
good-hy.. they just melt in your. reP,,c(; lnpn ran l begin I" Mnnd as
mouth! Vou should see Peter's eyes; much."
brighten when 1 promise him dough-""
nuts for breakfast. They taste so good TSN'T Ibis n nice little stoty lo lake
with coffee, nnd they're thirty -six cents J. out and hold up for general inspec
n dozen. tion when the gentlemen start making
surreptitious remarks about thunder
1 have always felt that a skirt Is i
rather n neglected article of clothing.'
For the coat we have all sorts of
hangers-np painted, padded and jift
plain but the skirt, alas, must droop
dejectedly from its two tape loops on a
nail m the side of the closet. And when
you take it down oh, the long, sad
lines il wears. But now. it you please.
there comes a combination coat and
skirt hanger, one of those adorable
painted hangers showing n girl's head
with arms extended. Below Is a smaller
extension over which the skirt fits. The
pri,.c j9 $1.05 a nice gift
For the names of shops where ar
ticles mentioned in "Adventures
Willi a Purse" can be purchased,
address Editor of Woman's Page,
Eve-ino PrBT.lo TjF.docr, or phone
the Woman's Department, Walnut
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Smooth and vclvatr t
tho petals of rsia It
the complexion alJed by
Nadine Face Powder
Thla dollcate btautlfler
Imparts an Indefinable
charm a charm which
llngera In the memory.
The smooth texture of
hadint adheree until
waehed off. It prevents
sunburn or the return ot
diicolorations.
Its coolness Is refresh
Ing, and It cannot harm
the tenderest sldn.
No dine Face Powder
beautifiea millions of com
plexlons today. Why not
yours?
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anil other tollrt counters.
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OPERATING TABLE SHOWS
, WOMEN THE BRAVER SEX
Trained Nurse Declares Men
- as
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CT COUItSK we have always known j
womn eati stand a grcW deal more i
pain than Vn. but just to hnve the1
sheer joy of hearing some one sny i,
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again, the other day we put the question
in o ... ,,,,., ,
to a nurse who has had the unique ex-
r,nrj.nn. ii , ,i .
pctfence of assisting a noe and throat
specialist some hundreds of times at
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a certain oration where no general
anesthetic is given. Cocaine is locally
applied, and where the patient docs I
not actually sunr any pain there I, a
chance to sifmmon the stiff- upper lip1
. while the' doctor goes .'ahoiil his job.
"Which," was the'question put. "Is
.the braver in facing and going through
There wasn't
a-second's hesitation.'
storms and mice and all the-iest of the'
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Little Fashion Hints
Torloiso-shcll bracelets for upper-
nrm wearing are in vogue. '
Leather is Used ns a trimming von
; some nf the new cloth suits.
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You don't have to wait till baking day
to get the benefit of Kellogg' 3 Cooked
Bran. It is already cooked for you, ready
to eat just as it is.
Eat a little with your breakfast every
day. Eat it as a cereal, or add a third
as much to any cereal.
You'll enjoy the flaoor. At last here
is a bran that fas.es good. Not only
that, Kellogg's Cooked Bran has a charac
terit is a food, with food value, as well
as being nature's answer to the problem
of relieving constipation.
Try it now. You'll enjoy it. You'll
appreciate it. And as you realize how
much good it does you, you'll make it a
rule to eat it regularly, because it's a
regulator.
Be sure you get-Kellogg's Cooked Bran.'
It's in a waxtite package, with tho same
red and green label that characterizes
Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes.
Buyitouourgrocer. EachpackaRe
is Buaranteed.bi the signature of
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women, wen, tnayne, bin the evidcne
doesn't always seem to hear it out.
does it?
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