La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 27, 1917, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1917. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE Here Are New Recipes to Try Id Your Kitchen Originated and Tested by the Famous Domestic Science Authority MABEL DULON PURDY (Of the Ladles World Staff) DEDICATED TO TAMOUS MOTION PICTURE ACTORS AND ACTRESSES MOTOEOAES, yachts, beauty aids and all sort of feminine wearing apparel have been named after popular motion piotura aotresses. Now comes something different. Mabel Dulon Furdy, the domestic science authority, has originated eight absolute! new recipes and has dedicated thera to famous stars of the screen. These are all tested recipes. This is the first time they have been published. Try Ann Murdock Sandwiches and Shirley Mason Sundaes the next time you want something different for your luncheon menu. LADY EILEEN BISQUE Dedicated to Marguerite Clark, POTATOES, NANCE O'NEIL NANCC O'NEIL. INGREDIENTS. 4 large potatoes, 1 eng. 2 tabiespoonfuls milk. ' 1 level tablespoonful but ter. 1 level tablespoonful chop ped parsley. Orating of onion. Salt, pepper. 4 smalt sausages, parboil ed S minutes. Time: Preparation and cooking, IVi hours. Number served: 4 persons. BAKE potatoes until soft. Remove from oven, cut a slice, lengthwise, from each potato; scoop out the inside, preserving the shells. To the potato add . milk, butter, seasoning and egg, beaten. Mix all together, refill potato shells, place a sausage In the center of each and bake In a quick, hot oven until sausages and tops of potatoes are brown. A slice of bacon may be substituted for the sausage. These are excellent with pohltry or ateak and easily prepared. OOO SHIRLEY MASON SU1 DAES PI.'T one cupful or brown sugar, one fourth cupful of water, two teaspoonfuls of lemon juice and one level tablespoonful of but ter Into a small sauce pan. Heat slowly, stir ring until sugar melts; then cook, gently until ayi-up will thicken be tween the Angers when a few drops are chilled In Ice water. If a thermom eter is used boil sirup to 2.T-" F. Serve vauilla ice cream In small cups or glasses,' make a depres sion In the center of each ami fill with the warm utter scotch sauce. A few chopiied walnuts may be .added. v. - 3HIR.LEY MASON . molly pit:::Ea punch JVdirated to Charlnlir Walker. To be seen soona MoUy ViUh.- in 'Sloth." HEAT slow 1 y two tiiniMers of cur rant Jelly until melted. Boil one-half cupful of sugar, one cup ful of water, the ebipied rind of one lenwu and one orange together for eight minutes. Add this to the melted currant jel ly. When cool, add the Juice of four lemons, two oranges aiU about one quart . of water and strain. Serve in tall glasses two-thirds full of crushed lea Bee 1 pe makes enough for twelve or more. CHARLOTTC WAIKER.- -ooo- IJTTLE PEPPINA COOKIES Dedicated to Mary Plckford. MAB.V P4CK.FOfVOi (Celery and Oyster Soup) INGREDIENTS. 2 cupfuls celery, cut small. 1 quart water. 1 quart milk. 12 large oysters. 4 level tabiespoonfuls of flour, 2 level tabiespoonfuls of butter. Salt, pepper. Few drops onion Juice. Time: Preparation and cooking. 43 minutes. Number served: C persons. (74 c& MARGUEfUTC CLARK.- ADD water to the celery, cook until lender, then add the milk. Melt butter, add flour and mix. Add a spoonful of hot soup and mix until smooth. Now add this thickening to the soup and cook slowly, stirring, until whole is smooth and creamy. Add seasoning, oys . ters; cook a moment longer; serve at once. A delicious soup; also good without the oysters. For special occa sions serve with a siioonful of whipped cream ami a few grains of paprika topping each portion. OOO ABDULLAH SALAD. Dedicated to H. B. Wamrr. PKEL large white grapes. Cut them into halves, remov ing seeds. Pare tauger incs, removing pulp In sections. Mix fruit In equal quantities; season with a very little salt and iepper; add enough olive oil, mixed with a few drops of lemon Juice, to cover the fruit. Serve very cold on a bed of crisp lettuce leaves on individual plates.' In the center of each iortiou place a small cream cheese ball, rolled in iine ly chopited pistachio nuts. . ,.,..r.ul thin salad is' delicious and the color scheme very lovely, ex cellent for .the comimny luncheon or dinner. Oranges may be substituted for tangerines. WAR.rR.; -OOO- ANN MURDOCK SANDWICHES CUT one small bottle pimento olives in thin slices; mix these" with one small, fresh cream cheese; moisten with a spoonful of well made mayonnaise. Spread between thin slices of' buttered white and brown bread, adding a little cress or fringed lettuce and having one side of the sandwich white and the other brown. Cut in small, fancy shapes. These are very good "party" sand wiches, as they are both appetizing and satisfying. ANN MUR.DOCK. -OOO- CRAB FLAKES, LE GUERE INGREDIENTS. Vt cupful butter. 1 cupful sugar, 2 eggs. 1 tablespoonful milk. A level teaspoonful salt. Vi level teaspoonful cinna mon. Grating of nutmeg. 2 level teaspoonfula bak , lng powder. 1 cupful seeded raisins, cut small. y, cupful chopped wal nuts, grated rind of y, lemon, 1 1- cupfuls flour, about. Time: Preparation. JO min utes; baking, II min utes. Number served: Recipe makes SO small cakes. INGREDIENTS. J cupfuls crab flakes (I pound). 2 level tabiespoonfuls or butler. I level tabiespoonfuls of flour. 1 cupful milk. V, cupful cream. Salt, paprika. 1 egg. hard cooked. Time: Preparation and cooking, S minutes. Number served: 4-6 persons. CREAM butter and sugar. Add salt, spices, lemon rind, baking powder, milk and eggs, beaten without separating. Mis aU well together. Add flour, raisins and nuts. OhlU In refrigerator. BoU Into a thin sheet, cut with a heart shaped cutter, placed on a greased cooky pan and bake In a moderate oven. These cookies an, gneclally delicloua for afternoon tea. Cakes may be dropped on pan and flattened with a fork Instead of roUtd. Nut maf ba omitted. ITS FOOLISH TO SUFFER. When So Many La Grande People Are Pointing the Way Out. You may be brave enough to stand backache or headache or dizziness. But, if, in addition urination is dis ordered, look out! If you don't try to fix your sick kidneys, you may fall into the clutches of dangerous disease before you know it. But, if you live more carefully and help your kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills, you can stop the pains you nave and avoid fu ture danger as well. Don't experi ment use the remedy La Grande people are publicly endorsing. Read this case: Mrs. Mary Campbell, 1524 Monroe St., La Grande, says: "I can con scientiously recommend Doan's Kid ney Pills, for I know from personal experience they are a good reliable medicine for kidney disorder. When ever I notice any symptoms of this trouble coming on, a few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills overcome it and act as a tonic to my whole system." Price 50c at all dealers. Don't sim ly ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Campbell had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. RICHEY PIANO HOUSE 'PIANOS DIRECT FROM FACTORY TO CUSTOMER. TAXPAYER IN LA GRANDE 30 YEARS High Grade Pianos Specialty How much taxes paid by Transit Concerns to the upkeep of the City. No culls or second-hand goods worked-oyer, shipped and reshipped, hawked from town to town to beguile the unsuspecting public. . tfjfsl AVhy buy of small annexes of Portland Houses, goods handled upon consign niont, thus nayinir several profits. Stop and rslflect. , Buy of the local dealer, keep your contract and account at home. Prices are what count, not house to house canvassers, or street corner ex hortatory. Call and convince yourself before buying, who has the Pianos to select from, also as to permanency of appearance. j., RICHEY PIANO HOUSE OPPOSITE SOMMER HOUSE RICHEY BUILDING- Good Land Drainage Means Better Crops State Drainage Association Plans Ag gressive Campaign to Reclaim Wet Lands. Corvallis, Ore., Jan. 26. (Special) The Oregon State Drainage associa tion has approved a plan to print the biennial reports and stenographic rec ords of meetings held last two years and thus give other persons inter ested in better drainage an oppor tunity to learn something of the meth ods and results of drainage on wet lands and alkaline irrigated lands. "The drainage sentiment is growing very fast now, and calls for assist ance in planning and carrying on the work are greater than at any time heretofore," says W. L. Powers, head of irrigation and drainage work at the agricultural college and secretary of the state association. "More7 real ! progress was made at the recent meet- ing held here than at any previous meeting." , The general movement for agricul tural lime has developed the fact that drainage is indispensable to the use -e ..1 ... 1 V - J U. - UJ. UgritUlLUItU 11Ult- tlUU UUtb CMIJT A1UM3 . movement to succeed must first, pre- j '.pare the way by suitable drainage, i The extent of general interest is teen in the fact that the 5000 edition of the college bulletin on drainage issued last July is just about exhausted. The state association is comprised of six districts with directors as fol lows: Wm. Hanley of Bums, Central Oregon; A. A. Mehaffey of Klamath Falls, Walter M. Pierce of La Grande, B. Beals of Tillamook, William Egan of Gervais, T. G. Smith of Echo. C. C. Chapman is director at large. The officers are F. N. Edwards of Mon roe, president; W. L. Powers of Cor vallis, secretary, and J. E. Larson of Corvallis, chairman program commit tee. . CHICHESTER S PILLS THK IImI AbL imp PllUia Ud tod UoU mtiilc bun, Lt4 wltb Blue Rifatooo. Tsfae so other. Pur rjrar yan k tmwn a Bctf, Safeit Alwftys Rdiattf We Have Everything In Good Running Order Now--- We wish to solicit to the car owners for your patron age. We are ready to do overhauling or general repair work. We can furnish you with anything in the assessorv line or oils and eras. you want, there is no place better commodate you. If it is storage equipped to ac- . WHAT WE WILL NOT DO. I will not allow mechanics to do any unnecessary wrork on your car to get in time. We will not knock on any car. But will give you the same treatment no matter if your car be a Ford or Packard. I will not allow, any mechanic to drive your car or move it in the Garage while he has on greasy clothes. We will not overcharge you at any time on work or material. rtif(1t- A.kfotCIIM'IIKH.TKB' SfllO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERf A SEWOUS LOSS is loss of appotito. WHAT WE WILL DO We will be open at all times. We will wash your car both night or day. I will have reliable mechanics to do your work and will guarantee any work we do. When in Storage we will keep the place clean at all times so your car will not become covered with dirt ' or grease. We will have the building heated at all times so you will not have any trouble in starting your car. We will try and give you fair and honest ' treatment at all times and our motto will be SERVICE FIEST If you are wanting storage and would like any par ticular space in the Oarage it would be well for you to call in and reserve it as it is filling up fast. Give Us A Trial lYylKifasV JIVE TRAOl MAH TONIC DIGESTIVE sharpens your appetite, aids diges tion,, improves the health, and gives strength and vigor. Sold only by us $1.00. LEVY-VOGEL DRUG CO. La Grande. Oregon. TO ATHLETES MELT the butter In the chafing dish, add flour and mix. Add milk and cream and cook slowly, stir ring until the sauce is smooth and thick; add seasoning and yolk of egg rubbed to a paste with a spoonful of sauce. Now add the crab flakes and cook until heated through. Serve at once on tbln rounds of battered toast. Vote. If good shrimps are available a few may ba added to the crab flakes Just before serving. Crab meat may be obtained from almost any first class fish dealer. Liquor Inspector Is Arrested at Cincinnati Cincinnati, O., Jan. 2G. (United Press) William Farrell, chief in spector for the county liquor license .nmmittnii wnq nrrpKtpd on a federal indictment in connection with the vote frauds. OLD PAPERS For sale at The 0b servar office, 25 cents a bundle. ""I Pottery Sale , All Pottery, oe-tbird ' off daring Mb sale. j "Black Pottery Excepted" j Come in and look it over while the aasort- ment is complete. La Grande Seed & Floral Co. ! Foley Hotel Building. Hilton's Garage AGENTS FOR KISSEL CAB & BRISCOE Phone Main 761 1412-14-16 Adams Ave. Depend on This YOU CAN DEPEND ON A GOOD CONVERSA TION WHEN USING OUR COPPER TOLL LINES. I ! HOME INDEPENDENT f TELEPHONE CO. $ 4 4 4 4 i Job Printing Neatly and Quickly Done at The Observer Office.