La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 30, 1918, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, Al'GVST .'SO. 1918 17& GRANDE EVENTN0 OBSERVFR PA OP, SEVEN ' NEWELL TELLS 10 HOW CAN '. ASSISTANT FOOD .MAN' IKSl'KS r t . IMPOHTANT FAtTH," : Helps To The HntiHowlfit ui-iiifr. ; l'ho ('aiming Seawui IH The .".y Aim. . ' PORTLAND. Ore., .Aug. 28. At the request of Assistant Federal Pood Administrator W. . K. Newell, the following Instructions for the ssslstaace of Oregon housewives In cunning fruits, vegetables and fish, have been prepared by Miss Edni Groves, superintendent of domestic f ience and homo economics la the -, I Q. tland public schools. ' . "Every, jar of perishable food funned by the housewife is a val uable contribution towardB the no tltn's food reserve,", said Mr. Nf,w ' oil. "and the Food Administration , urges Oregon women to fill every AHK ANYONE WHO HAS VHKO IT ',-,(. There are families : who always lm to keep a bottle of Chamber lain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy In the house for use In case it is seeded, and find that it Is not only a good Investment, but saves them ' ao end of Buffering. As to its reliability, ask anyone who has used it. MODERN WOODMK.V TO PICNIC. Member Of Order And Roynl ' Neighbors To Have IJIr Time. All Modern Woodmen and fami lies and Royal Neighbors and fam ilies will hold a picnic at the city " park on Monday, September 2nd, . from 2 o'clock in the afternoon :. until 9 o'clock in the, evening. Sup per will be served, at 7 o'clock, . consisting of . sandwiches, cake, ' baked beans, salad, pickles and coffee. Each family muni bring I lis own dishes and SUGAR, , ; MRS. C. B. JOHNSON, , . MRS. HARRY DENNIS. '. MRS. ROY MUNSON, . " H. C. BALL. Adv. S-20-3t Committee. possible container: for winter use. particularly with : vegetables. Dj cnieful attention to Miss Grovel formulas the canning can be done with the minimum of sugar, which Is very Important. Miss Groves' canning directions are: ....: "Food conditions are bringing many( new problems to the housf, wire. , The shortage of sugar should nut lusten the canning of fruit, since It Is possible to ' preserve without sugar. Dolling' water may be substituted for the usual sugar fcyrup iS caunlug fruits. The sugar enn he added as the fruit l open ed. Kuto corn syrup has proven a vciy successful substitute for su Kar.' Jellies. Jams or fruits will aave a slightly different flavor and be a little less sweet if preserved wltli karo, but will retain the fresh flavor of-' the fruit. "In UBiilng karo syrup as a sub stitute for sugar, an efiual meas ure of kuro should be used, or ono nii.y use half karo andhalf Btigar. Ail junis - and preserves may be made by. using three-fourths 01 loss of . the measure of fruit . in karo or mixed karo -and sugar., nit Juices for jellies require a bout three-fourths of the measure, in sutrar or karo and sugar. In using karo for jellies, it Is neces sary to cook the mixture longer. It should ' "sheet off" the, spoon when tested. The juices for Jel llis may he sealed (very hot and In heated containers) without ad ding any sugar, and the jolly may be made from this as needed III the winter by adding the usual niiiomu of sugar, which will then lie mora i plentiful. The cold pack method of can ning fruits and vegetables has pro ven successful and the housewife will find It an easier, safer method than the open kettle. Great caro should be exercised In the selectibn of the jars and that lids fit and that there are no nicks on Iho edge of the pars and that lids, fit and are in good condition. It is unsafo to uae old or doubtful rubbers. The wash boiler, with a wooden tack in . the bottom makes a good camiingbutflt for the cold pack method. Y': . - ; A very thing syrup for canning liny be made by using one cup of Uaro or, one cup of sugar to three cups of water, and boiling for five minutes. Ono cup of karo to two cups of water' makes a syrup .with a liltie more body, or one may use half the amount of the sweetening MMtIIMMHWMMnaHaBliMtMHMMHHMMIHM DOINGS OF THE DUFFS 'VW a v V a v 1 .... " n ! L- TbPASi J 57 ;:..,; ...... .rs I '.; 1 1 cut Trn ui lo' "" . I "too STAMP RKOT VIHeBfc l) : -K-aT I . . - boms out on A 1 uj JA4i il I . e$JF Ji , pAi uke this i Hin tam '.? i Sfli&- ri ' ' ; fSi&c vhTii ThftT press ;, r . ir)Kl I ' . , . I lJ5tOT S nit. fr "V .'" i I III (JIT 1 V W Full Speed Ahead MORE MEN! . . ' MORESHIPSt . " MORE SUPPLIES I It is estimated thnt by September 1st, AmericaV irfitiiiR force "over there" will reach if not sue-, ceed one and a half million men.' "v ' . We aio breaking all records in the production of ocean tonnage. . , :. ; . Crop reports throughout the entire country are favorable. ? In karo, the other half In BUgar. J ' Blanching Is an Important step In 'the cold pack method of can ning. 'It is ' used " for ' vegetables and hard fruits. AfUr the fruit or vegetable is prepared for cannlug, place, it In a colander or square of cheese cloth and submerge In o kettle of rapidly boiling wator for the deBired length of time (Bee initio below),' and the plunge Into procood according to direction low. .r .-.' ... IteclpeH Vor . CunninK I''riHi . Select firm, ripe fruit. Pore, l.innch . and pack In , jars. ' Cover with -syrup or boiling water ana p'ace ! rubber and ' cap in position, ueiow ;,; aim liib ijiuubb iu,iu . . r - water,, and. out again, , then iNot' tighten; "jar lid. It Mason jars ..I .,nnnpl,,ir' tn Iraflilnni he. ! !..! ...cw tho OCIVBV Oil Until Our shops and factories are working day and night in the manufacture of war essentials.' FIGHTER FARMER WORKMAN ; UNIT ED, ONE AND ALL, TO WIN THE; WAR. United States National Bank iit,n.i . LNur the cover on Until It catches, but Is not tight.,; -If the; ' wide-topped. ' self-Boaling jars and lids ure used, follow the dlrec- luiis that are glvon with sume, leaviug the lids loose so that steam niuy escape. ; Proceed the desired louglh of time (see table) remove from the boiling wator. tighten the lids, and (if Mason jars) invert to cool In boiling the . fruit, ti'e water should cover the jar, or come even with the top, and. the time of sterilization should lip counted from when :lhe wator Logins to boll around the jnr. The runner shbuld have, a tight cover to keep the Bteam and heat In. Tlnit' Ttc ('nulling. - Time of Time for ; Food i . , Blnnchliig. Sterilizing. minutes hours . ifi to. 10 $ . , . .6 to 10 2 . ..6 to 10 1 b . . .$ tO 10 : 3 Bcuus (string) : LSculs ' . , iCaviotS" . . .. . , Corn. ' Meals ,ir..i. Tomatoes . . . . . Blackberries . i Fruit Julce .'. Grapes, . Plums Peaches Pears ... rish . ....... 1 to minutes -2 22 1 to .1 to 16 0 16 18 20 : 3 The ' National Pood Admlnlstra. tlon mathematicians have ' figured nut the number of teaspoons ono should limit himself to under tho now allowance' of two pounds - per persou per month. There are Juat a Hide, over six level tenapoonfuls dally for each consumer, This umoiuits to one and one-fifteenth .nnncoB. ' If you save even it frac tion over your six spoons, thin goes Into the reserve. . You can measuro your patriotism 1 by the anoonfuls y.iu don't ubb. THE BUSINESS THE HOME DOLLAR. I PROSPEROUS EASTERN I I THE OBSERVE R- PAGE j MEN OF LA GRANDE ARE .VITALLY INTERESTED In' THE GROWTH OF THE COMMUNITY HAVE VKT E THEIR LAR. THEIR GOODS ARE EQUAL TO THOSE OF THE BIG CITY STORES. DEAL WITH THEM. KEEP YOUR MONEY AT HOME. BOOST FOR LA GRANDE. UNION AN U WALLOWA COUNTIES-A GREATEfl, BETTER, MORE J ASTERN 03EG0N ' j . . ; rf V:: '; ' '' " ' V : '. ; ' ' ' j PURE MILK AND CREAM CO. W. Cass, Proprietor, s Retail Department, 1708,1-2 Sixth Street, Deliveries to all parts of thi - ci(y. Phone us. We do the rest and you get the best. Phone Red 1971. BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY i.)-.?e'r' . . G. C. Hopkins, Secty-lrcas Main 60 Blue Mountain Butter, Cream, Milk, Buttermilk., Ice Cream . KING COAL ROCK SPRINGS COAL THE J. D. LYNCH CO. Fuel , :: Transfer Storage C. L. THORNE, GROCER i Home Phono Main 154 GROCERIES. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Our Motto: Promptness and Courtesy. WHITE GROCERY . 805 Fir Street ' ! Phone Main 42 BE PREPARED Join the army of satisfied customers.. We have our own Delivery, , : DUTLI'S BAKERY 317 Fir Street Your Home Bakery Blue Kibki Bread j The beat quality of bread, pies, cakes and cookies. v. Phone 73f 1116 Jeffer.ion STANDARD LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING, DYEING Phone Main 56 HEADQUARTERS FOR PEERLESS SYRUP A Home Product --Made of Granulated Sugar. -Pt. 20c; Qt., 37 oz., 35c; Gal., 4. Lbs., 70c; 9M Lbs. $1.25 Phone Main 35 HUG'S GROCERY Phone Main 35 HOOVERIZED GROCERY Commonscnse Distributors of Pure Foods Across the Track. You save on every purchase. 10 Depot Street CITY GROCERY & BAKERY . E. Polack, Prop. THE HOME OF FANCY GROCERIES Phone Main 75 UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK - La Grande, Ore. The Bank That Taken Care of Your Deposits. We have Safety Deposit Boxes for rent. The only Safe Place to keep your Liberty Bonds. ' U. LOTTES lflG Jefferson Phone Black 51 A GENTLEMEN'S RESORT Cigars, Tobaccos, Lunches, Soft Drinks end Confectionery. ' . - WILSON BROS. TAILORS New Foley Building Phone Black 1761 Cleaning, Pressing and Hat Blocking. Andrew Bros. THE TOGGERY Phone Black 231 LADIES' AND GENTS' CUSTOM-MADE TAILORS The Best Is the Cheapest" High-Grade Gents' Furnishings, Repairing and French Dry Cleaning HILL'S DEP'T STORE '1M Adams ATemie ., .. P""J Msln 710 Tba best of everything for Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls. The Store of Quality Goods. KILL THAT SNAKE! In every community the snake is to be found hiding in the brush, to sling his victim, unprepared. We must clean out our community of these reptiles, and the only way to do so is with cooperation. The mail order house, like the snake, is always hiding, hitting his victim with poisonous prom ises which keeps back the growth of our community. This habit is cultivated by them with their catalogue values, which rarely come up to expectations. We must kill the snake to make our com munity habitable, and the weapon is the sword of cooperation. ,. LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK 1215 Adams Avenue Phone Capital (200,000, Surplus, $10,000 President, F. J. Holmes Phone Main 28 Cashier, P. L. Meyers HAYNES , VELIE C. A. McCrnry's Oarage 1117 Washington Street ! Phone Main 758. Sccond-TIatitl Cars Bought and Sold Beat Workers Win. Today It Is (lie man who doe Iho most and best work who wins, wheth er he Is professional or business man. The doctor with his horse uud bUKxy was better thnn walking, but t thnt he often times nrrlvrd too late. The successful doctor of toihiy has his automobile to nrrlve on time. He prefers to nrrlve too soon rnthor than too late. Exchange. Observer advertising will bring re suits. CHRISTIE & AMSDEN VARIETY STORE Watch for otir New Fall Millinery price aRight, aa usual. SIEGRIST & COMPANY "Jewelers . 1110 Adams Avenue ' Phone Red 91 . ; The Largest Jewelry Store In Eastern Oregon. , ;" . LA GRANDE PHARMACY. " At Newllo, Manager. ? ' j v s v, 1302 Adams Avenue Phone Main WE ARE NO FARTHER THAN YOUR PHONE Prescriptions, Druggist Sundries, Stationery, Confectionery. i. NEWLIN BOOK AND STATIONERY COMPANY 1114 Ad'.-jis Avenue ' 1 Telephone Main 67 Let uo supply your books, office supplies and Stationery needs. F.L. LILLY Adams Ave, Main 756 Hardware, Ranch and Mill Supplies, Building Material, Stoves, House Furnishing, Etc. ; CARR FURNITURE CO. 1317 Adams Avenue . . Phone Main 770 The largest furniture and house furnishings- store In Eastern Oregon. Everything for. the Home or Office. CHANDLER ; EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE LEIGHTON'S GARAGE Phone Main 737. ' ' EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE STATION. OXY-ACETELENE WELDING MACHINE WORK. MITCHELL REPUBLIC TRUCKS The B. C. Hamilton Garage, Jefferson arid Fir Streets. Both Phones: M. 790; M. 430. . ; DANIEL AUTO COMPANY, Al Daniel, Mgr. V Dort, Reo, Monroe, King 8, Kissel, Chalmers, Oakland, Cole 8, Mormon and Oldsmobile Adams Avenue Phone Main 761 LIBERTY SIX CHEVROLET Geo. B. Richardson, Foley Hotel Bldg., Phone Black 471 OVERLAND WILLYS-KNIGHT GALLOWA Y-R EES CO., 1312- JEFFERSON AVENUE Phone Main 777. 106 Fir Street RUBY CYCLE SHOP Tel. Black 1211 Tire Vulcanizing. Motor Cycle and Bicycle Repairing. Indian, Henderson and Excelsior Motor Cycles, i DODGE CADILLAC - BUICK Smith's Garage Depot, Opposite Elks Club. ' ' Phono Black 1751 MAXWELL CARS MAXWELL SERVICE STATION John E. Anderson, 1110 Jefferson 3t. Phone Main 71 Union Co, Phone S41 C. E. HACKMAN . Cigar Manufacturer HOf Adams Avenue Phone Main T7S i a Flor de Itnrkman, I -a Napolean, C. B. Little H., C. E. II. Cuban Smoksrs.