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Newspaper Page TextST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. AUGUST IS, 1913 Of Interest to Women H FRUITS FOR SUMMER DESSERTS f In ti I o n I w .1,. Loper'a problem of what to tor oeasuri. .ort making and at the same rve her family with delicious, 1 . Mnka ." . "... f...U wlillA II la In mmm. Ull rlpa fruit contains augar f II I. . iiPillflHV rlll laiaula utlsfM without mine much .... . II. l. W lCr. I Ho mm 117 win u uui- wlthout rich deMertt for a L bflttnr (1 rt la needed than i- w!itirntfilfiti hp h. liklf I III - llclous cjintuloupe? It U more I that niul.eH people feel that i .AMh fruit nea.ra. Beaches tin are nut na good served In lUked 1'ciu'lies. Bolect firm peaches, waah careful- -i.i0 e.,no,, lh- ,u" n(i cook whoie without removing the atonea. Add little water and cook until the peaches are aomewhat tender. Built ,n2 f!1 tbl"Poqn of corn alrup and bake In the oven, or add 1 tea upcon of augur for each half peoe'i. uru , ,U,"Ml Alliai. whole apples with the corea re moved mar be cooked In the aame way. The hole left after core haa been removed may be filled with raisins and nuta if desired. Know I'ud.llng. Thla deaattrt la very attractive for summer day. 8 tablespoons gelatin. S tableapoona cold water. t cup boiling wator. I'lnch aalt. s 1 cup corn alrup. ' cup lemon Juice. 8 egg whltea. 1 cup cocoanut. Soften the f ulatln In the cold wa- mnTiHI.LJifli,il.iiiII-'.m3 a L In lfcmbl na Id Wliat Hot Weather Apatite Crave, Herve Vrult. native Hate for dinner aa they for brenkfaat. A, return to llrr deaaerta would be of advan- both from a dlutetlo and econo- anndpolnt. kt, a voice protests,' "we grow of fresh fruit day after day." Ilia person who wishes a change fresh fruit, the following dis may pleaae. They are eaally and aa eaally dlgoated two poln ( e during the hot leaion. may be used to elternate with vuert of uncooked fruit. linked I'mra. M firm peara, halve and re i Hie awes. Iut In baking pan a littta wator, cover, and elm- brart low flame until partially ft. Add 1 tablcapoonfu! of corn or 1 teaapoon of augar to each half, and tranafer the dlah to Iran, allowing the Dears to bake lr until tender. A piece of ginger may be cooked with the peara la alrup If the flavor la doalred. p baked In thla way, cookod i until the alrup la very thick, llclous anrved with a cornstarch L Thla may bo aweelened with l alio. ter. Let it atand ten minutea. Add boiling water, cool, add cocoanut. Iet It atand In Ice water until It be gin! to congeal. Mix Into the gela tin the well-beaten egg whltea to which the alrup hra been added. Let It atand antll firm. The cocoanut may bo omitted If dealred. Serve with cream or with a very thin cuatard. Ilaked lUnanaa. Naked bananaa aerved with raiain aauce make a good deaaert. Select firm bananaa. Remove the aklna and pllt lengthwiae. 1'lace In a pan and coat over with corn alrup. Hake until the bananaa are aoft. Serve hot with raiain aauce made aa fol lowa: 1 tablespoon butter. 2 tableapoona cornstarch. 1 cup boiling water. 1 teaapoon vanilla. 1 tubleapoona augar. cup aeedleaa r.iisiua. Vi teaapoon aalt. Mix the cornstarch with a little cold water, blmd with other mater Icla, except t ho vanllln, which should be added jual before serving. Cook 15 minutea. HOUSEHOLD HINTS i silhouette that waa formerly rle for evening gowni and la corn back attain li the bouffant or n effect. pretty tunic to be worn with a idresa or white waist and iklrt id of colored linen, cut like lia aweator. "n the screen door alarm an- idr, a cork sliced In halt and Xon the point of contact with HQ will lessen the noise. i anusual veat to be worn with urplire dross la made of tucked idle, cut square across the neck mending below the surplice " into a ahort apron. cupful of atrong coffee will re- tlie odor of oniona from the in, tie atlll atrong parts from'aeor "r Rlngliam dreaaea and pottl ' make good dish towela, eape y for glass. fel, when ruaty, may be clonned lrng the article a good coating eet oil, leaving It for a day or oa then rubbing with unilacked h scrubbing unpalnted boards iew drop of oaxllo acid on WU being scrubbed and the l come off like magic, leav- 70Dr flfinr 11 1.1,1. anAMf whllA . ... ui l.Utn nitnw While nt nna ... AAiA n . V of cream and beaten together a much larger quantity Of hire ...nud l0n willow chalra and tables mm cold gtarch. Let It dry on men wlpo off with aoft cloth. lll rloun the glnha and also " brilliant polish, 'n Ihe corduroy aklrt without n nap is rough when dry use a t'eun hruah and be aure to ' only in one direction along io no Iron. . INIMUM WAGE FIXED 'e minimum n a a r9 mlmm Atn N in mercantile establishments ...,rlct of Columbia haa been t 118. RA K ..II.. ,. Mini. P Wnge Doard. The mattor has oncer conalderatlon for the tWOnlnnll.. k- . It... -m hl.. .t irce ""oprosentatlves of em- uiree rnpresontlng the era- pile, inroo repreaeniing iu L ce".8,on were mp.de by botn r" na the I16.B0 wage schedule RECIPES Tlakeil Cliecne mid Tomnto Remove good, whole tomatoea, re move port of contents, ati'ff with pi mento, cream or Noufchatel cheean and bake. Cream poppers may be used In the same way. Sorvo hot. Carrot and Orange Marmalade Two cups ground carrot. Juice of two lemons, Juice and grated rind of one orange, one cup sugar. Cook Ingredients with enough wa ter to keep from burning, until thick and tender, pack Into storllaed Jars and seal. Green Tomato Marmalade rr,. nniinila irrAnn tnmatoea cut In cubes, two teaspoons bruised ginger root In cheescioin nag, iwo sugnr, two sliced lemons. 1'lace In stew kettle in lnyors, cook In covered veasol until tender, sim mer until mixture Is of the light consistency. Itipo Tomato MarmiUndo ...A.iiiim Hlzed tomatoes ..i.j tiiiniv ullccri. one and ono- U71113U . " J ' half lemons sliced, one and three- fourths cups sugar. Place in stew kottlo In layers, cook i vnaanl until tender, sim mer until mixture Is of the right con sistency. TRCK into sieniiMiu i and seal. (anlen Salad urt..i tn.ke.' r hotter luncheon than one bunch of watercress, one small head of luttuce one bunch of radishes, one bunch of scullions and half a cupful ot r renci r..h i.i ornaa and lettuce In cold water and .drain thorouKUty. Slice t:. ladlahcs and cut the acall M Into small pieces. Arra,,. i. and atrcres!i on salad plate sprin kle with the sliced rad'shes and .cal- llons and serve wim i dressing. FASHION NOTES Mllllnory U adopted tho bright eVavyC.errg'elB used for Irtfd pop- lum suits. . , nre Ilose tatreta ana n.v- CCnewest diro-.tarlo coat, h.ve tr'&r.r.Pnd black twood Is used for ta W. ".nd'nounce. are Introduced ,,,TuckS,anr!e .Md on coat, to trim H2!" ?? iint aleeve bet never CITIZENSHIP IS NOW ON OF WOMEN'S JOBS HKlit lieglns In Primaries p,,li,m llattlo Hya Miaa Htcwart "Polltlca nevsr (idjourna," aald Mlaa Stewart, newly elected correa pondlnc secret. rv nf ii,. l-j .. .. of BuBlnosa and I'rofeaalonal Women -u.tn rewnujr neia Its first confer ence in St. Iuls, Mo. "Politics la the science of government, and not wire pulling to mnke things come out a. you want them. Women must align themaelves with a party If they wish to accomplish anythl.ig really worth while; must atudy the funda mental for Which tlia rori. -,...l.. and remember that there Is always a bktuV on, as lire is a fight, Incli nes as well aa in vi-vii,in. .i.. . , - . j '.,, vmn, miu me iigni tieglna In politics lu the primaries, fcvery woman who is a cltlien Is Interested In the fight and muat pull up her sleeves and got to work. 8ho cannot do aa the -i,im i the nursery rhyme was told to do 'Hung your clothes on a hickory limb and don't go near the water.' "The sufforgUts are out of their Job or nearly," continued Mian Stewart. "The W. C. T. U. la out of Its Job. The Job of citizenship Is now the Job of every woman. The economic side, the polltlc.il side, the personal side all must he studied In the citizenship problem." Ilesldes the new honor Just be atowed upon her by the business and professional women, Mlaa Stewart Is the executive secrotnry of the Repub lican Congreaslon.nl Committee. HOT WEATHER IRONING One way of making ironing cool work In summer Is not to do any more of It than Is necessary. If your iclothes have come In from the fresh sunshine and wind It really Is a ehante to Iron any of them that can 'Poaalbly get along without Ironing any way. Uad sheets really don't need Ironing and they take a long time and are not eaay to do. They Should be allowed to dry thoroughly In the air and sunshine and then should be brought In and folded with considerable cere. Two persons should do thla, aa they will need to be Bulled anil Ml. nannn m nr. mn age thla. See that they are folded perfectly ewn. If they are then laid under heavy wolghts the result Is al most ss satisfactory as If they were Ironed. However, If they are only laid In VOur lltien rlnont I h.w smooth enough for mom persons, and uncn you nave slept between sheets that are frarranl wlih l ha .unal, . and air you will not want to sleep uuuer any oilier son. Ana, or course, Ironing rather takes away this fresh ness. An electric Iron It, or course, far cooler than any other sort ot Iron, and If you have It attached In a room where there Is no cooking going on Ironing Is almost Ideal. At all events you should never attempt to Iron In a room where a gas oven Is lighted or where any hotter fire Is being kept up than Is necessary for the Ironing. WOMEN SUPPLY "CIVIES" WASHINGTON WEDDING BELLS ARE BUSY I W' rtly NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THR THE 8TATE OF OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. In the matter of the Estate of Dlena Wilkes Kltch. Deceased. Notice la hereby given that the un dersigned was named in the last will of Diona Wilkes Kltch aa the execu tor thereof, and the said will has been admitted to probate by order of the above Court, and he has been named as the executor by said order, and all persons having claims against the aald Diena Wilkes Kltch or against her estate, are hereby noti fied to present same to the under signed at the office of the County Clerk, at St. Helens, Columbia Coun- iy, uregon, witn the proper vouchers within six months after the first pub-; llcation of this notice or the same will be forever b,rrod. Date of firat publication, July 25, 1819. Date of last publication, Ausi'.st 22 : 1919. 0. W. STAPLETON, Executor. The Bent Flutter. j A piece of flannel dampened with! Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on over the seat of pain Is often more : effectual for a lr.me back than a plaster and does not cost anything like as much. j A GROWING BOY needs lots of good, nourishing feed. But he wants It palatable as well as nourishing Give him a good liberal supply of bread spread generously with our su perfine butter and tapped off with ilenty of fresh fruit. Then he'll have a meal he'll enjoy and one that spells nourishment with every spoonful or bite. Fi-exli ltutUrmllk For Hale St. Helens Co-Operative Creamery Assn. The last Joyous shouts celebrating peace were drowned in the merry peal of wedding bells at Washington and thee himes have been growing In volume ever since. These three beauties are of the exclusive capital et, two of them brides-to-be and the third a debutante. Upper Is Miss "uncis Liiuei, daughter of Brig. -den. Llttel, who is to wed Com mander George F. Bryan; center Is Miss Elizabeth Campbell, daughter of Congressman Campbell of Kansas who Is to wed Captain B. S. Wright of Kentucky, and below, Miss Eliza beth Dubois, who has Just finished school is Is to have her coming-out party this season. FOR A PLUNGE in the River one of our new Bathing Suits is just the thing. For Men and Women ; for Boys and Girls wool and cotton. M. RICEN ' Successor to M. Rosenthal St. Helens, Oregon I The lawyer was cross-examlnlne a witness to a robbery. "When did the robbery take place? he asked. "I think " began the witness. "We don't care what you think, sir. We want to know what you know." "Then If you don't want to know what I think, I may as well leave the stand. I can't talx without thinking. I'm not a lawyer." A Check Presented at this bank Is so promptly paid that the reputation of Its maker cannot fall to stand high In business circles. An account here la a distinct asset to a business man or woman. We shall be glad to have you open one. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System CHAS. GRAHAM, President H. A. CIIILDS, Cashier More than ten thousand returned soldlors have been supplied with civi lian clothing between February first and June 17th by the women of the! Reclamation Shop of the Nr.tlonal ' League for Women's Service, in New York City, according to Mrs. Charles S. Whitman, who Is chairman of the shop and actively Interested In the aplondid work of the league. Originally planned to moet the de-i mnnds of men, women and children j who could not afford to purchase ; now clothing, the shop has been j gradually metamorphosed Into a sol diers' service canteon where soldiers 1 may be fitted out with civilian clothes. PHOTOS Prices Reasonable Satisfactory Work ENLARGING J. T. SCOTT ST. HELENS, OREGON Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlor Is now in operation. We would be glad to serve you with the best of ice cream and soda fountain drinks. We handle the FAMOUS WHITE CLOVER ICE CREAM Saturday Specials 3 10c Loaves Bread - Mocha Cake, Chocolate Layer Cake, Angle Food Cake and Home Made Candy St. Helens Bakery J. E. RAMSEY, Proprietor 25c Pens Are Mighty with us for this reason: we have always congratu lated ourselves on being able to show the greatest assortment in town and we probably sell more than all others combined. We also have the regulation line of stationery, in addition to some specials of our own. A. J. DEMING, DRUGGIST ST. HELENS, OREGON BRILLO BR1LL0 BRILLO THE BEST ALUMINUM POLISH This is something we have sold a lot of and it has been very satisfactory, but for some time have been unable to get it Just received a good supply ' S :'; . TRY IT .'f E. A. ROSS THE HOUSEFURNISHER MASONIC BLDG. ST. HELENS You'll Land All Right if you make this your supply house for any thing in the way of high class Groceries. You won't have to worry about qualities. Our reputation is a guarantee of those. You can be your own judge of values by simply compar ing our prices with those of others for Grocer ies of similar class. Our List of Specials Watermelons, Cantaloupes, Cassa bas, Apples, Peaches, Fresh Vegetables. St. Helens Union Store. SU Helens, Oregon Telephone 8o it aexi M Upon wU1 g0 ,nl et' W "he1 oM Of fashion.