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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1912)
HINTS F03 THE Homemade Drain Board an Aid to Dishwashing. tlltrhly ilh k:iI. Win k tiopp'T. t'im iT. allspice unl one onion (-liip!tij Mm.; put the atrip of mint find pork on tlir Hunk :lwc nlib tin- npi'-". roll ni tlKlit ly unil "'' up w unoy. lien xtrlnit urouml It unl Ixiil till IPiiiI.'r. ttitu lukr out and pies till coM The simple dmiti hoard lnmu In the ketch Is a jrreat kitchen help. It con sists of two frame of pine Htrlpa end) one foot wld nnd Just lung enough to fit across the Rink. Null the rrosn Htrlps far enough apurt to allow a pinto to stand upright. Reverse (he frunien ho that the strips In one frame will 1h fit rlKJ: angles to those In the other. Muke four uprlKhtt a tout two Iih Ih-h high to support the cuniern ami keep the two frames apart. In wiihIiIiik dishes place thetn on I hi drainer uud pour boillug water over them. No oth er drying Ih necesHiiry. Tin' end of the board nearest the wall m.iy Ik- hinged, and when not In use it is hooked np ut of the way. Uncooked Frosting. Whiten of three vxzh. one tablespoon fill of lemon Juice and .sifted confec tioners' sugar. Put the vya In a large bowl, add two tahleKpooufu.H of sugar and heat three minute, using n jwrfo rated wooden Npooa. Uepeut 1111 til one and a half eupfuls of Htignr are used. Add lemon Julie grudunlly mi the mixture thlcketm Continue add lng sugar by ftpoonfulM and beating un til front lug Is stiff enough to spre.id This may he determined by taking up some of the mixture on back of Bpoon and with u ca.e knife making a cut through mixture. If knife makes a clean cut and fronting remain p-irt-d It Is of right cotitWtoui'y. Spread coke thinly with frosting. When this lias hardened put on a thicker layer, having mixture somewhat Ktlfter tint. tlrKt coating, and then crease fr cut tlug. To remaining frosting udd enough sugar that frosting may keep In shape after U-lug forced through a pastry bag uud tube. CHssts Straws. After tunkli a pie gither nil the scraps of leftover panic and roll out again. Cut into sTr!;ts one f-i'inii Im Ii wide. I.ny ujo,i a l.:ik:ng pan. Ie:ilug f'piice betwt e:t the strips wl.le enoi;:Ii to run a pem-li t'trouglt. Crne cheese tine. seuKon with s huh- wait and pep per nnd Hprink'e thhlJy over the strips Cut Into tin iiven where (he greatest I, rut will i e lit tin- top and Lake till a deld-ate hi mn Allow the Ktraw to cool before rutllii MutW Gingerbread. One riipful of mii;ivses. one cupful of Migur: tu x togeihr niie cupful nf lard, one ciipf.il of rMiir milk, two even traHpfuN of !. two even tea HMMUifuis of ringer and a little salt Sift flour to knead and toll out u little thicker than a cookie. Cut with u knife Into long atrlpx and lay In a sheet pun. I'.ake iu a rather hot oven and turn uplde ilnwti to cool When cool cut Into i:aifN ii li'l put In u Jar to m listen Chiektn and Tor.iatoes. I'repare chicken us fur a frlc:iss"e with a few slices of salt rU and n s tun II slH'd onion ( over w.tli water ti ltd let Hhniner slowly. When u ! otjoked .ndd four medium t -iiiti fi-.s peeled find sli ed or n medium r zn'. van, a little salt ami pepper i nd son mer half mi hour longer Arrange 1Y chicken on a platter with some slices of I oust or toasteil i-rrel.ers uud pour the broth over the whole and nerve. Codfish Wiggls. Tick up 11 cupful of rodtNh. place in sauccpHii Willi enough cold water to cover, let come to bolting point, drain and cover with cold water again: turn off as before. Thicken u pint of milk as for cream toast, seasoning well w ith pepper, suit and butter. Now add the flu and half a can of peas und let all boll up. Have ready some nicely browned French fried potatoes and turn the cream, flsh. etc. over this. Spiced Betf Preaaed. Take the think part of the beef, a!lep Off part of the meat, leaving i.bout halt an inch thick to roll Take u few slices of fresh jnuk and n few strips of meat cut from off the Hank: hc-isou Rollsd Appls Dumplings. iVel ittid chop hue tart apple, mnki n crust or i ne cupful of v. h butter milk, one tcitspoouful of soda and Hour enough to roll. K II one hall Inch thick, hpread with apple, sprlu lile well with Migar and ciunamoi. cut Into nirlps two inches wide, loi; up like Jelly cake, set up the rolls in n dripping pan. pulling a teaNpoonfitl of butler on each Put In a moderate oven uud baste th?m often with the Juice. Havo Arundel tune It. WHEN IN Portland, Oregon STOP AT THI HOTEL MULTNOMAH "Fortlind'l Largeit Noiihwcit'i Grandest Hoittlry" Absolutely Fireproof 725 Rooms 300 Rooms With Bath 100 Sample Rooms OfnptM aa sntlra black ia tke heart af busioraa ana an.nrUt dlitrirta. The moat macnifl cant Lobby, Keetaaiant, Ballraom, banquet Hall and Hublit- Keume in the Wr.t. The uttnot la coatoit ana ouavanienca. Headquaitai. B.f .O.K. Ofand Lodio Cuavenllon, Poitland, lou BUIOPSAII PlaN- - BATES Sl.St TO (S.W PKH DAT Buaaea Meat Beery Tram and steamer B. C. BOWIRS, Maufei j. M. BBSWrtKLt, Aaalatant Manarn Ji Qburg HISLOP, THE SHOEMAN Do You Want Some New Shoes or Oxfords for Easter? vSuppose You Drop in Here inspect and try on some of our New Summer Shoes, just received. You'll find them so exceptionally attractive in style, so high in quality, so low in price, that buying will prove irresistable. Men's Shoes TA 7 Ladies' Shoes (0 CATA tfT Child's Shoes TA l CO and Oxfords, ,1U $1 and Oxfords, v)Z,jU 1U $d and Oxfords, J" Mv Remember! When you select your Shoes here, yoj are sure to get the best style value and the best wear value possible to secure anywhere anytime. GttriesAE&toiiG! A(atcr3 4 WE FIT THE HARD TO FIT We depend upon the sheer force of good Shoes at low prices to compel the person of sound judgment, who inspects our Shoes, to give us his business. We want your business and we would like to have you put us to the test right away. HISLOP, THE SHOEMAN WITH HOWARD'S SHOE HOSPITAL u. or c. v.iLL pzxtm ITS Pf.OFESSOrS. Foity Per Cir.t of 5r.!-.nca For S sty t j tjardl j r.'cn. rresld'n: '!irr I'rutt .It::1 -mi -r eentl ihiii. mini 'd n tt'iii ; im:iv; II V.mW U ,;ri' lll t ill i'll ttt i 1 li .,1 prut eisi.i - i.uj ul.uu.i.nc. fur uljiav. 4 Ut . . K -i. Tlie t 1 i ;i ' I ! !i 1 1 ' ed ill $L,.".KM..li. tnkrii (f tin I he $ .il.iPiKUMttl lint t.i .eiifl eii'l-tu im ti ,,f l'.iH ItereleliM'e there IllM I'ei'll no pr-ivl Mien lor the tuppert of retiii'tl m ill--uliUil I nnei-l! tf -Hi: 1 1 irufesi,trt. wlih th. t It til. Iii-Uu n- n-et inn in. Is llir'u title f.ir either (lie (iinteie ieii-i n ! li e l.oi'l.eleller endow tm-nt fU HL. I . i:e'-iit '1 lie new tetir.u :i!hnviin i- will; i.iTit fr.mi SI nn ut .;.(mki tn uteii ot the r:utk at if- l-.tiutl professor ol hitier wlni h:ie itihilned mIMv tl .ve;iis K,( nee nnd sereil lifleeti etrs or longer In the lit-iltiiiiuii. At present there me Mi ni: i;i moil ix 'Mi: d iu i he 1-rM. . it Tim er th ti i e M' O Itn! f lie ei.tv t-:M j li..ill tn.- i- dsi,',.. Mini i..i me' "I'td you ln-nr the new opern In w i I mn I N'i'w York 7" LOCAL NEWS. I he s. t;,r;'H prufe- - i w h i M' .' ii' 1 lei i in, tie, hi- tm ,,. !,:it ;i i - n . flie t I Yen." It wiih huur In KukIIsM. WilHl't -ipe.-1-l l it'....-, i Hi III eel Hi ,- e ii. .i mi i e it u i j i . :i -Mi' f.ki'i it : 4,..,, Utli.i...u;i. H i y . f ei w It-. ; "I was tn'd so."- Clevelitnd I'iain-lenlel. pe i M,M' in: sat o Tin-: i;i . i i '' 1 tl' i Tl-e w oinan w lio was wat hiiiR him it e it :'ih 1 didn't seem astonished. Y.mi see. whe ii i lu'e- knew the niK wuh clean. She hal Just e "i-..i:i t:niie ov.-r it lightly with a l.issell U I lew an. e i.i..m, jhxI 1 1 . ira mill in ' vvi ein-r. nuhtt v of thf hi , i-h u d ! i , h:- I 0 kn,iw. t"'. t"-'i ,m' toff. thick. jtji it i h";ivy pile in the rue; woum nut ne K. P. Irew. the Yonealla nursery man, was In tli is city on business today. t A ivizular meeting of the linpiiia V.t Hi y Krui: I'nion was held this at tt rimnii, during which erttp jirospeets. sin Kill; ii i; and o'her topics of inter est weri diMiissed. The crop out look is aid to he very fawiruhle. j I have no styh s of paper (hat Noah papertd the ark with, hut the newest; and nnit heautit'ul designs ever shown iu llosehuru in the wall paper line. Look for the I 1. I Fisher, Oak Sin-et. dtr 'no! bags, wool Iwfne at J. K. Harker & Co'b.. Hosebure. tf To Introduce it to new readers, we will make th following special offer: Send r.u cents in stamps, and we will put your name on our sub scription list for the next four months, and will send you a free copy of the superbly illiKtiated Mid Winter number, and also the famous Sun.-.et. Indian p'it,ier, securely packed In a mailing tuhe. It will make a beautiful ornament for your frout room or den. Send your order to Fred Lock ley. Northwest Manager, Sunset the I'a ri.ic Monthly, t ortiand, Oregon. Th. whl'w of tun er-oii In receipt ! hurt by the train of cars and other- TKKMSS YOTU'K. of ut eligible ( u re;lr;n- it II. in a lie iustrutuetits with sharp eorners. I. . 1 l...ni'1it une uf MTir anleniliil nll1,l:,' f ,N ,i,':irh Vl11 ,,' ! Wilton lags at a bargain price due titled p. ui.e hair of il.e am. .nut. pro ; , a (.:,n.,ul 1V ,lf nlirK. The rug was vi.b-d she hid I it hi Ue tr nut Mhy's play spot every afternoon. I" than ten .wars before hit deaio j possibly it will be his children s play u , spot too, for tt will endure generu Itring our kodak work to Hill's tionrf. Studio, over the I'errv millinery j KICK & Itlt'l'. store, for c.m tui t iiiishing and : The Mouse Furnishers, prompt deliery. dtf n 1 F.itronlso Itevlew adertiser XOTK'K TO Till-: I'MU.IC. Positively no trespnsitltig sI'owajJ on the landH of thp Curry tat 'Ik N. CFftRV FSTATB Tlie two leading magazini s of the i Pacific Coast, the Pacific Monthly and the Sunset, have been consoli- . dated under the title of "Sunset the. Pacific Monthly." j It Is tlie Int. niton of tlie publisher I to frpare no money nor eftort t() make ; Sunset the Pacific Monthly a credit ' ; tn the West and a magazine of Sa- Pa A rinult ! t uue it. tioiial value and importance. No one Meg awake thinking ol wvir bii'"nei; out of print out of mi. mi The Presidential candidate! are well advertised every four years. Ask your neighbor who ran wltb Pry tin the last time Ave out of ten will sav they -have forgotten and th other tV.P will think a loutr time be fore citing t he cor reel answer. Pa rot: 1st Review ad vprt isera. TO CLOSE OUT AN ESTATE We offer the following described tracts of land at prices that will not last long 40 Acres Containing 10 acres of fine fruit land, balance oak wood, one mile from city limits. $900.00 cash, $1,000.00 on terms. 75 Acres $1,500 cash, $1,900 terms, the cheapest land anywhere in Doug las county. 103 Acres 25 acres fine fruit land, well wa tered, balance of Inad has enough oak wood to pay for the whole tract. $3,000.00 cash. $3,500.00 on easy terms, 1;4 mile from cily. 70 Acres This place we will recommend for its wood value. $900.00 cash, $1000.00 on terms, one mile from city limits. 137 Acres Y2 mile from city limits, 30 acres fruit land. $2 500 spot cash $3,000.00 on terms, well w atered. 52 Acres 48 Acres 48 Acres 24 Acres 24 Acres To be closed out at prices that will be a surprise to Douglas Co. 104 Acres 2 miles from city limits. $2,100 cash, $2,500 terms. 3,500 tiers of wood on this place. 20 acres of this land is fine apple land. 23 1-2 Acres Fenced and good well, 10a of fine land for strawberries, small build ings on same. $900 cash, $1,000 on terms. At the prices quoted no man that has a few hundred dollars to invest should hesitate to grab ho'd of a piece of land, because no land of same value is offered at a distance of from two to three miles from Roseburg, at less than $100. Call at Room 205 Perkins Building Roseburg, Oregon 4
