Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, December 18, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextV nosKitnw NFws-nFvrKw sati imw. iKrKftu:it ih. hum. PAGB FTVB Au o SLIPPERS Luncheon Dishes SUnido nnd Delicious Recipe Compiled for Benefit u Mmiy Il'Mist'kei'iiein in Itoiwlaa Comity. 4 Slippers make most acceptable Gifts. See what 4 r we have to offer. Buy them and save. f For Children Beautiful Red and Blue Felt Slippers with heavy 4 hair soles. Bunny Designs I Sizes 11 to 2 98c Sizes 5 to 10 89c ? Ladies Felt Slippers in Wine, Brown, Oxford 5 Red, Navy Blue, i we$lf50 - $1.19 (Note The following recipes have been compiled by Mitvs Kiuma L eland Instructor of the Domestic science department of the Koboburg high school.) Potatoes Au .ratin 6 cold cooked potatoes cut In dice; 1 cup grated cheese; salt and pepper; 1 pt. hot milk: 2 rft buttor; 4 T flour. Rub butter and flour smooth and add to the scalded milk. When it is thickened, season: then place a luyer of potatoes in a baking pan, cover thickly wih grated cheeae, cover all with white same. Continue until the dish Is filled with alternate layers. Wh'to sauce on top. liake 20 min utes. KsctillojHHl Potnloes with ITircse. Slice 2 C raw pot;Hois very thin; roll I O crackerK; prte 1 C cheese. IMi-e alternate In rs in baking dish with pieces of I n ter and sprink- pc;;)er. l our over Bake one hour. Were $2.50 ALL MEN'S SLIPPERS ON SALE Roseburg Booterie Ladies Felt Slippers Pink, Ruby Blue, Lilac. 2 w ,lwi,h snlt ancl nu r n n i. 5 a" milk 2-3 dish. ivubc, raw ii, rurpie f etc. Ribbon trimmed. t , tk-,ll,",el l"fJt""'t', T.iiao 8uc. Zk ' prossed through rollonder; 2 T of gi butter: 2 T flour; 1 t sail; 2 C of K I cooked macaroni. F Cook macaroni In double boilor by pouring boiled salted water over it alt and cook until tender. Comhin" remaining ingredients excopt tbo IKVIN Dlll'X.V SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET, B3IH5 US YOUR REPAIR WORK AND SEE THE OIFEERENCE. l'erkins Uldg., llosoburg. i s Own Your Home Campaign to Start NEW YORK, Dec. 16 National Thrift eek committees, with the co operation of the Savings Division of the United States Treasury Depart ment, and thirty seven other organi zations, will sponsor "own your own home" expositions in many large cii.es throughout the country during the week of January 17 to 23 next, to aid In solving the housing prob lem, according to announcement as made today by Adolph Lewlshon, the chairman. The American Institute of Archi tects has approved a national com petition with prizes ranging from $15,000 for the best plans of small, economical, practical houses and bungalows. On Thursday, January l!t. ' own your own home day" of the fonrth national thrift weok, a con centrated effort will be made to urge men of small means and foreign born to own and build homes as a practi cal Americanization feature of the prieram. rew ork and Chicago will con duct a "own your own home" expo sitions later on a large scale. The ( lilcago exposition will be hold on March 26 to April 2, and that of New York on April 16 to 30. KOTICE. The Roseburg Apartments have been taken over by a responsible, man ana wife, who will hereafter conduct the place in a manner calculated to lus:ire public favor. nicuTirrr. model gkaph. PHONO- Otts music store has on display one of 'J nomas A. Edison s Art Model phonographs, which is undoubtedly the nnest thing of its kind ever shown In Koseburg. The cabinet is of the XVIII Century English, and sells for $500. The tone of :his instrument is stild by all who have heard II to be wonderful. Hook ends, flower bowls. Jars, vases, and flower frogs, iu pottery, at J. T. Ilryan's. Originated by HORUC.K IPLMAlTtoMiUtCO. " kM. n.. t-. The Old Reliable Kouud Package Set iho CniGLVRL Fresr, full-cream milk and the extract of se lected malted grain, reduced to powder form. Tha Focd-Drir.k for All Ages. Used successfully for over 13 century. KT Cuperlor in tea, coffee, cocoa A quick lunch readily digested. Invigorating, Nourishing, Delicious Ask for Hfrl'rk's at All Fountains Prepared in a moment by briskly stirring the powder in hot or cold water. Keep at home or when traveling. AskForawGet HorMck'S thus Avoiding Imitations SUBSTITUTES Cost YOU Same Price Write for free sample to H or lie It's, DepU B, Racine, Wis. crumbs aa for white nance. When macaroni is done, fill buttered din.h with nlternato layers of the mac aroni and tomato nauc. Cover with buttered crumbs and grown in oven. Scalloped OntoiiM. Put onions in cold water and re move skins under water. Drain, cut In quarters, put in sauce pan and cover with boiling salted water, boil i5 minutes, drain and again cover with boiling water to cook until ten der, but not broken. Drain, add C one to two white sauce, and put in buttered' baking dish. Sprinkle with buttered crumbs and place on grate In the oven to browu, ( ycim l cup. 1 C milk; 3-4 T cocoa; 1 IV sugar. Scald milk in double boiler. Mix sugar and cocoa; add enough hot WKter to form paste. Cook until smooth. Add to scalded milk and cook a few minutes longer. Heat with egg beater and serve. Oatmeal Mold with Fish and Kgg-i, Tour left over well cooked oatmeal or rolled oats Into a fireproof dish; When cold, scoop out the center, and leu'ft a wall y Inch thick. Fill the space with creamed fish and chopped bard-cooked whites of eggs. Place in oven until thoroughly hot Serve earnlsher with yelks of eggs rubbed through a sieve and pieces of lemon Veal (bills, Tomato Sntiet 1 tt 11)8 neck of veal; 1 C dry bread crumbs; 2 t grated onion; 1-4 t nutmeg; 1-4 lb salt pork or bacon; 2 t salt: 1 t Worcestershire sauce; 1 t poultry seasoning. Put the raw meat and pork thru food chopper; add the bread crtimbs and seasoning: mix well and roll in eight balls, iirown quickly in hot re serving dish. Cover with strain- diippings or oil. Placo in earthen- erl tomato sauce and bake 45 min utes. Serve in the casserole. Me;it Pie. 1 14 C moat cut In inch cubes; 4 C liquor from meat broth; 'i-i T fltiur; salt. Alake sauce of liquor, by heating it in a sauce pan and adding flour which has been mexed with a little cold water. Cook until thick. Salt to taste. Add to meat and put mixture in baking dishes. Spread layer of pie dough on top and bake about 15 minutes in hot oven. Macaroni and flieo. 3-4 C broken macaroni; 2 qt boil ing water; 1 T salt; 1-4 to 1-2 C of grated cheese; buttered bread rnimb IJoiI the macaroni in water so min utes, or until soft, and whn nearly cooked add salt: drain in strainer r I nst wfib cold wuivr; put In luyer u. macaroni iu buttered baklug dlbU, all the ru:icurout and chci U rtprlnkla- ivith cheasc. Repeat until beeu used; pour white sauce over lh top. cover with buttered bread crumb, and bake until brown. A Tomato llurebit. Mix together I lb grate cheese: U pt strained tomatoes; 1 t salt; dash or cayenne; 1 C soft bread crumbs. Rub saucepan with garlic or slice of onion, turn in the mixture and stir uutll hot and smooth. Servo at once on buttered toast, Mcalcan lUco. Wash C rice and let dry; chop fine i T o( ouion and 2 peppers, l' or 2 inches long; put in skilled 1 T of butter or bacon grease; let smfoke but not burn; add rice and stir constantly until delicate brown remove from stove add onion aud pepper, stir, pour into this 1 1-4 C of hot water and add salt to taste. Cook rapidly without stinlug or covering 2& to 30 minutes. , t'muiuyl tlitwo on TotiM. OF MUCH PRAISE Chamber Commerce Greatly Please With Many Comply merits Being Received. JOHN M. SCOTT WRITES Southern I'nririr Official Writi-M To Ixk'jiI .'iit that lloukk't U limit t'rt-llt to Doiijjlns County Aiku For Ijuj'Kv NumW'r of I'oplt'a nQN'T WAIT ! You can get a much better buy on a second hand car now. Spring will show an increase in price. Standard makes are not going to be reduced in price, at leastot enough to justify you in waiting, and if the prophecy of men well up in the business come3 true, standard makes will show an increase toward spring. Exports of automobiles for 1920 have been $1,000,000 per day. Foreign countries are d manding our cars. There is a reason. Let me show you a few good buys in second hand cars, or, better yet, let me demonstrate and sell you a new one. Get mother a new Studebaker for Christmas, She will appreciate your kindness and. we will guarantee her appreciation of the car's performance and the service behind it. C. O. THOMAS, Distributor DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON "This is a Studebaker Year' 1 C white suuee- 2-3 C cheese Toast. Make white sauce and add the cheese until It melts. Serve on I ho buttered toast. f Hushing llunny. 1 lb cheese; 1 can Campbell's to mato soup; 1 egg; 2 or 3 green pep pers; seasoning to taste. To one can tomato soun add 1 lb cheese and stir it until it melts. Add the egg aud stir again. Season to taste and serve on wafers. Knglish Sfonkey. 1 C bread mining: 1 C milk: 1 T butter; C cheese; 1 huH- ines. Soak bread crumbs In milk, heat an dadd butter and cheese stirring until melted. Stir in egg. salt and pepper to taste. Pour over salted crackers. Ikiitgh for" Mit Pie. J4 C flour; m t baking powder 1-4 T lard; 1-4 T butter; 2 1-4 T milk. Mix and sift the dry ingredients. Work in butter and lard with knives and add milk gradually form a soft dough, mixing it with a knife. Roll to 4 inch thickness. Crmmed! Ham 1 C holled ham chopped fine; 1 pt cream or rich milk; 2 eggs; toast Cook together ham and cream. As soon as hot. add eggs, well beaten sttr constantly one minute, season and servo on toast. No doubt there are many excellent conks In every school district. Tiilk with them. Get their most succeH fill recipes and try them. Any that you think are especially good, please Hend to us to pass on. After trying the list given here, let us know your success. Most truly yours, KU.A H. IIROWN. Rural Superintendent. AROUND THE TOWN Visit nt Portland -Mrs. f.ydia Ilowers left this morn Ing for Portland to spend a couplo of days visiting with friends. IfcotuniK to Yoncalla - Mrs. (ieorge Apptegate of Yoncalla returned to her home this morning after visiting in this city for a short time. Heturrw to YoneAlIu A fter f siting In Hoseburg for a cnrjplo of days. Mrs J. P. Bishop returned to her home in Yoncalla this morning. Take uring (tone- Miss Gertrude Nolan, a local nurse left this morning for Oakland where shf has a case that will require her rviees for a short time. Takes Kxamliwitions Miss KUa Sweeny who has been taking the teachers examinations in this city, returned to her home in Wilbur (his morning. lii'"Te for Mis-tour! Mm. J. A. Derks. and child, left this morning for Moberly. Missouri, to spend the ChrlHtmws holidays. Mr. Uerks accompanied thm as far as Portland. Former Kddent Visitor J. M. Iane, formerly a resident of Roseburg, now residing at Portland, left this morning for Kugene af tr spending yeHterday visiting with his relatives and friends In this city. To Attrnid Wedding J 'HS Davenport left this morn ing for Harrisbutg, whem he will Join his wife, who Is already visiting there and will attend the wedding of one of her cotifinH and will also vis it with relatives and friends there fur a few days. Twenty-five per cent off on Kxide Batteries at the Roseburg Gaiage. Watch the snowflakes fly as lAtu Ann Whipple duno-s Tuesday even ing at the armory. The Chamber of Commerce is very highly plensed over the large num ber of complimentary letters being reclved regarding the new publicity booklet wliidi is just being Jssucd. It appears that the booklet is filling a demand which lia- long been neg lected, und copies ar being eagerly sought by many organizations. Ow ing to the limited number printed, the requests for large numbers can not be tilled and only a few hooklets can be sent, even though thousands are requested. One of iho letters most highly prized by the Chamber of Commr-; ce 1s from John M. Scott, general Pacitic company, to b. H. Moore, loe-; al passenger agent. Mr. Scott is a very conservative and a very busy j man, and when he takes time to db -i t;ite a letter and sign it, of a compli mentary nature, it is Indeed a com pliment to the organization receiv ing the letter. Mr. Scott, says: "I have been favoivd through Mr. Sparks with n copy of the booklet issued by your Chamber of Commer ce. "I w'sh you wo'.;M say to the sec retary l hut we can use a large num her of these books to a very good advantage. Outside of forwarding them from this office to prospective settlers, we would be glad to send any supply we may gel for distri bution through our general eastern agents. "The book Is certainly a credit to your Chamber of Commerce and am satisfied will t.e very helpful in call ing the attention of our eastern friends to the many opportunities in Douglas county. In response to this request a num ber of the book let h will be forwarded to the Southern Pacific office. The railroad company main tu Ins au or ganizatlon for interesting prospect ive settlers, and every book placed by Its representatives goes Into tbo hiinda of some person directly inter ested. Another interesting and pleasing letter has been received from S. II Vincent, manager of the publicity de partment of the Portland Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Vincent says: am in receipt of the booklet descrlji- tlve of Koseburg and Douglas coun ty you so kindly sent me. Permit me to compliment you on it. It la one of the best publications of its kind I have ever seen. It covers the situa tion iu a splendid manner, and is not too voluminous for the prospect ive settler thoroughly, to digest. I sincerly hope that lis publication will bring a lai'Ke number of Bettors to your splendid county, than which, in my opinion, (here is no better hi tlie Putted States, "I shall neves forget t he splen did trip upon which your business men took lis when the Cham her of Commerce visited your city last year. I have always held Douglas county high In my estimate, but that trip opened my eyes to a greater de gree to the possibilities that await you. j "Kvery business man and farmer.! should he a member of your organi j zut ion. They nhould not only con- j tribute liberally in a financial way, ! b it also in the service to the com munity. The work of carrying on such an organization should not bo left, to a few. Kvery resident, every cit izeti of your county, benefits lil- recily or indirectly through the mim h as yours Is." Another short letter has been re ceived from K. A. I.alrd, publicity secretary for the Spokane Chamber of Commerce. M r. Lai rd : savs "Please accept thanks for the advan ce copy of your new city nnd dls irici booklet, which has been receiv ed and examined with very ureal In terest. I sincerly trust that yntircflv. and organization and yourself are nourishing." Auto repairing, springs work, and oxy-acciylene welding. Spsugh & Hold, Oak Street Garage. TYPEWRITERS Overhauled. Thorough, Guaranteed Work. ALL. MAKES C.ll MM. HALL, Hou-I Umpq... GRAY OATS We hare a f' w bunhil of Wil lamette Valley gray oaU cheap. Now la the time to get a rwluc llon on Roll. -4 Darley. We have reducfx prlca on mlllrun and all klnda nf fwdn. Alfalfa bay 132 per ton . JUDD & McMILLIN TIRES Tin: lowest priced (iood Tire on the market. n.UI K( TI.V N.ni Skifl Ni.il Skid KUDO Mile GUH'I Mile S0:l 12 50 17.50 VtnlV, l:i 50 21,0(1 :t2:i l fi oo 27.50 :!2l4 21.00 21 "0 34 ..... 22.00 30 00 34x4 2:1 00 Ak the 1111111 who uhh lh"in. Service Garage f.btiu If.T.tylor. HodiurK. Ore. m s x7f Kgf i j) CHRISTMAS GIFT, SUGGESTIONS (j ' Vor Hiui: For Her: ljj W WATCHES WRIST WATCHES W) HjV RINOS F.VERSHARP PENCILS W? fl CHAINS l'EARLS !) V TIE PINS RINOS , Ijfc) FOUNTAIN PENS IVORY SETS " lV SAFETY RAZORS SILK UMBRELLAS il' Jijr Or a aet of Community Silver for Mother or the fuoou h uh aim una would like a new emblem -,'6-BUBAR BROS. :: HAVE THEM W Wife? t. i .GIFTS THAT LAST.-JI fflZSPtt Ktvo litllo glrln in holly red will) See Wavo and Muhnon in a ruol dmioo for Siinta Olaua Tueluy even- courtship Tuonday evening at the iutz wnen o arrivee ai too Rrmory. iarniory. Holiday Display Toys of AU Description Toys for the Baby Toys for Older Children Dolls, Wagons, Skates Everything CUT GLASS Best makes, beautiful designs many choice pieces HARDWARE Fishing Tackle, Guns, etc. A Christmas Store for Christmas Shoppers S. B. CROUCH, Hardware Sheridan Street Phone 243 aetata Now is the time to Trade in Your Old Ford on a new one. Start the New Year with a i NEW FORD Take advantage of that Electric Starter and Electric Lights. Procrastina tion is a Thief of Time. C. A. Lockwood Motor Company ROSEBURG. OREGON ItlL'VtXLS FOU THE WHOLE FAMILY, a in obtainable at J anion. Even th Mir im'M huv- wbetlfl ailiiplt-il to ih-'ir Uiiuinuiiv.' proportions, nnd the chiKl's whf-l dnligtitn the smalieHt toi able to sit HlraiKht ami puh a IMlal. For growu-ups w have Bi-v.i.il my Km of btcycloa, any ( of thfiu auftlcK'Ut Ul make Kind t h heart of ft whcol lnr. Coin singly, come In pans, como with your whole Turn 1 1 v. I. W. J.IMKS 1UCYC1.K HHW av r