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ifeslttMß fleall Healf V- H< BMW® P. RallwtiyGo Ä5 TIME TABLE ana To l’oriluml Agates ground and mounted A fine line of Jewelry and Silverware at prices that are right. CAMPINO AND FROBLEM OF FOOD Th*r* Is no healthier sport than cam plug Durlug th* warm and balmv spring and summer days. It Is real recreatluu Tu g*t out in th* fresh sir sod sunshin*. fre* from worry • nd car*, aahancas th* health of any one. be h* office man. aalesmau or what noL If the gentleman head of tbe house had to do tbe washing just But du* to th* entirely Inadequate on* Monday morning there would le an electric washing machine in mean* of food preservation and r*- frlgeratlon found In the majority of tb* born* before tbe next Saturday night. camps. ther« 1* the »vor-present dan ger of sickness from Infected foods. If you have not had the delightful experience of using an electric The utmost care mutt be taken tn or der that this msy be avoided. Butter waaher you can have no understanding of the work and drudery seved sod egg* should be bought only as used. by it« use. 'I he cost of operating a washing machine is about twenty- The mtlk is a problem tn Itself. Per five cent« per month for the average family. We sell the EASY wash haps tbe solution lies In the us* of a milk other than market mtlk. tn order er, one of the best, on terms convenient to the buyer that purity and sterility may be a* For the counlry home tbe pumping unit is indespensable, Cold • ured For such use. evaporated milk Is Ideal. Many people are wont to con running water at a proper pressure, fresh from the well, gives a com fuse evaporated sod condensed milk fort and satisfaction that is priceless. We sell deep sod shallow weli but there Is no similarity between th* equipment, install and «ee that the unit works perfectly, are in busi two. Condensed mtlk Is s combina tion of sugar and milk and can ba ness to stay, stand behind every unit sold, and give service unexcelled. used only when both of thes* sob- For all things e’ectrical, we are head quarters, for carefully selected stances are desired. Evaporated milk good« of the best make, courteous, and appreciative eervice. Call, ts merely pure, fresh milk with about sixty per cent of th* water removed write, or phone—Blue 34. and the nutrient content left Intact. It Is absolutely sterile snd pure, hav ing been sterilised before leaving th* factory, The water, removed by ev»p- Yamhill Electric Co. oration, may be replaced vary «sally und the milk returned to its original Sheridan Light A Power Co. toiume. Evaporated milk may be ob- Tualatin Valley Electric Co. mined In «maU ran«, containing six ounce* or In larger oaa* containing sixteen and can be taken to tbe camp In quantities »nfficlent for tb* needs of tbe entire period, thus sssuring s con stant supply of pure, fresh milk with out the worry or the dsnger attsebed to the use of the market product Following are reclpea for a few dishes tbst sre best adapted tor camp consumption beesua« of esse of prepa ration, purity and food value. Electric Supplies & Contracting Company "It Serves You Right” Newberg, Oregon. - - Phone, Blue 34 ICED DRINKS IN THE BUMMER CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 30 /+ INSURANCE \v<- J. L Sherman & Son Mrs. C. E Mauts Milk Psnch. 1 cup evaporated 2 tbsp, orange Juice ult Email stick cin namon S cup fruit jute* (currant or ber- rated milk Bring tomato pulp or »oup to th boll, add th* H*at th« milk and wat«r and combla* •lowly with th* tomato mixtura. 8hlrr*d Egg*. Egg Nog. evaporai** paprika water fat Oratad pepper the erte, add the milk, water fry- in* pan. and •ttr until the mixture Ie creamy When almoet done. Ith 2Ë 30 ’ooming House ••rva with chipped Ie*. th* cinnamon, a lemun rind and orang* rind In water for ten minute». strain and when cool add ch* other Ingredients. Place In a Ma»on fruit Jar and ahak* well b»rvs In tall glaaaea with chopped lea. H cup milk H cup * tsp. Beat M M ftalico lyiircutting mato soup ¡0 AM H37 A II tin ■ 10 «33 BARBER SHOP tbap. lemon Juice IM cup* CARE OF CONVALESCENT IN SUMMER 3f>A SM 3'>H Ill 3U0 On a warm and sultry summer day, ther* Is uutlilug mor* refreshing to th* For those who are Just re.-overing M mind and to the body than an Iced from ■ aerloua Ulne** the prubleiu uf drink Of course, when such drinks food is a serious on*. The patient, I- rom Portl.iud ar* being used, moderation should be thougti well on til* roa.l to recovery, No 331 A M practiced, because If taken lu excess , I« usually weakened by th* rigor* of or too rapidly, they ar* liable to be dlaeaa* and the ex< e*»be heat I* wont lujurlou* to th* stomach. However, tv sap his energy. Hence, th« fund* wb*u taken lu a semdbl* manner, they that ar« cuuaum«d during tld* period are refreshing and beneficial to the should be considered cur«*fully mm (o fatigued. In the manufacture of these diiceatlbâllty. food valu*. uf mm drinks, car* should be taken to avoid •Imllatlon. purity snd sterility The*. suy combination that may be Indiges ■ re important In any food but «epe tible or hard tu assimilate. The drink dally so when thi consumer I» not should be consumed lu s alow and Ivi- strong and healthy. surely ma imi er. I» most casen, the one who I* con Th* grvutest danger present la the vslesetng consumes milk In large use of Iced drinks la the on« that In । quantities This fwd contains all of volves the use of Ingredients that ara the elements that ar* esneutlal tu the possibly Impure ur eontsmlnaivd in any body. If milk 1* pure and germles* way. This is very liable to happen it 1» easily digested and assimilated if the Juices that are used are alluwed Where the milk supply 1» uncertain to stand until they becume soured and oe the quality not of the best, evap unfit tor use, or If the milk or other «rated milk should be employed Agence for Newlwrg Laundry It is Ingredient used Is not strictly fre*h. sterile; It Is Just pure milk with a bom Th« predisposition of milk to spoil sixty per cent of the water removed quickly at sumtner temperatures make* Its double richness may be modified it ufttimes necessary to use evaporated If desired, by the addition of water or Dayton, Oregon. milk, which after all la Just pure fresh it tuay be used Just as It is. where milk with mure than half th« water rich, creamy dishes sre desired. taken away. It Is sterile and. tbere- Many people make the mistake of fure. always safe. Fur use In Iced confusing evaporated milk with con drinks. It Is Ideal. densed milk. They are not nt all slm! Eire. llmfi, Eiubczzlemeut, ami Following are several formulas used lar In appearance. Composition or In th« manufnetur« of Iced beverage*, taste. They esnnot be used for the Lile. care for your every need. If theie formula« are followed rellg- same purposes; condensed milk Is a louai y. th« results will be round io be combination of sugar and milk; evap orated milk has no added sugar, being Chocolat* Malted Milk. pur* milk of double-rich quality and Day ton. cup evaporated ttaapuuntula Oregon food value. milk cocoa Following are recipes of easily pre {••■puonfula maltad mtlk pared dishes and foods that ar* well Mix cocoa vlth suited fur the Invalid und th« con n Put valesceuL Maaon Jar and »hake thoroughly and Tomato Soup. 1 pint tomato palp No. Nu No. No. No. 1H tbsp pow- Pinch salt H cup cold evap I tbap. fruit Julc* orated milk H cup Add white and beat to a stiff froth. Add the sugar, the well Juice snd nutmeg milk nd cold Ith chopped nute. FUI glass with t. Sprinkle top Loganberry Cream, cup evaporated •»Ilk cup water H cup loganberry Juice 2 tbsp lemon juice Finch ealt “Best Rooms On Earth’’ Day ton. Put all Ingredients In a Mason fruit j«r «nd »haka thurnughly. Chill and ••rv« tn claaara All«.! q full ot !<■• ih1p» Ra»pb*rry, blackberry, and may Dr. 0. C. Goodrich DENTIST Office Phone Red 49 lc*d Cocoa. 3 tap. cocoa Pinch aalt *4 cup evaporated milk diluted with H cup Mix eocoa and » nd add the *» cup wi nd boll low name for It minut«» Xcald ths diluted milk and add cocoa ayrup and • alt. Continu« cookins for IS minut«» 1* double boiler. Add vanilla. Chill and aerve with chipped Ive. Tup with whipped cream. Oregon. — Dayton Oregon. Good .Milk da 11: y Milton I *ay ton. Oregon Palmer A ... I’bont < 32 Healt jj Trainer of Boxers Gives Diet Hints Healf 43 39 13 «f FEEDING BABY DURING SUMMER 4y 19 SO S3 SI t® by Wwt.ra N»w»pap«r Union.) Horizontal Vortical. ciarla 1*—Pcrtalaia* to ■ blblleal mani ■r roa iwlttly xardei IT—1 SI—Beverag* «crai (>L) From Sixth Week to Third Month. 50—A1«1 63—State la latfo-Chii 63—-Marry Snlwtlas will Young chicks from four to six F ecks are often attacked by a germ that lives in the soil over several jears, says A. G. Lunn, head of poultry husbandry at O. A. C The affected chicks show droopy rings, ruffled feathers and a gen eral weakness. The strong as well as weak chicks are attacked, Ex- perinuental work indicates that they are then not able to digest hard grain and should be fed moist mash three times a day. Treatment also includes moving the chicks to clean ground and disinfecting the brooders with a 10 per cent solution of crude car bolic acid. Epsom Salts at the one fourth pound to the mash for 100 chicks, and hydrochloric acid at the rate of one teaspoonful to a gallon of water, are also recom mended. Milk is recognized as the ideal food for young children. It should be care- fully guarded during the warm «um mer month«, to Inaure ita freedom from germa or bacteria that might eautto barm to the child. Because of Its nature, It Is, under certsln condi tions, a breeding and propagating ground for (erm life and may soon be come unfit for use unless It te handled with the utmost csre and vigilance Perhaps the Ideal way to obviate this risk la through the use of evspordted milk. This milk Is only pure milk with sixty per cent of the water re moved from It and Is absolutely star tle. It la of double richness but may be modified by the addition of water, which will return It to Its original volume with a greatly enhanced food value. Evaporated milk 1« Merlllze« and has a high nutritive content, This causes it to be a very excellent food for the young child and the Infant. In fact, many of the leading pedl atrlclans of the country advocate It« use after the child Is deprived of Its mother’s milk. A formula, evolved hy these pediatricians, through experl- mentation, 1« as follows: There is no need tor gain so area* as to warrant the exploitation of th" widow'« mite or the orphan,« heritage. The voung people met Monday even ing and gave Mr. and Mrs. Marion Eoulden a hearty charivari. The main attraction was tbe groom standing on the running board of a < ar car while he wheeled a wheel-barrow up and down the street. “A word of warning mav l»e sdvitable to users of balloon tire«. Tire pressure« must be checked frequently and the tires kept at the pressure specified by the manufacturer, otherwise you will have trouble. A drop of ten pounds in the pressure of a high pressure tire would not make a great desl of differ ence, but this drop in the pressure of a balloon tire will cause very serious damage. Keep balloon tires at the proper pressure and they will give you every Mtiafactiou.” Milk, evaporated ......................... 8 ounce* Lime water ........................ .. 3 ouno«» Milk sugar .................................... 2 ounce« 21 oune*» Seven feeding» In tw*nty-four houre. 4 to S ounces at three-hour interval» From Third Month to Fifth Month. 1% ounce» 2 ounce» Milk, evaporated ouneea Bollad water 2»H ouneea Sia feeding» In twenty-four houra. S to t ounces at thre*-hour Interval» during the day and a feeding at 10 From Fifth to 8«v*nth Month. . .10 ounces . 3 Ounces . 2 cune** Milk *ug*r . 20 ounces Five faedlnge In twenty-four houra. 4 1« 7 ouneea at four-hour Intervals, th* last feeding to be given at IS p. m Milk evaporated From Savanth to Ninth Month. Milk, evaporated ounce« ouneea Milk sugar . ounce» Ballad water It ounce» 7 to 0 ounces at four-hour Intervale during th* day. Laat feeding at ten From Ninth to Twelfth Month. Milk, evaporated 12 I 2 34 ounce» ounce» ounce« ounce» To Kid Howard of Chicago and his new system of training and condition ing. Sammy Man- dell. the present FOOD FOR CHILDREN WHO TRAVEL lightweight boxing champion of the Many times, and especially during world, gives a great deal of the credit I the summer months, mothers sre for his meteoric forced to take their children on trips During these trips, the ris« to stardom In with them. the world of pugfl- ¡■arent Is forced to contend with that isiu. When Mandell > ver-present and serious problem of first started fight ' 1 ood for the child. As in almost every other case, the ing, he was «mall, I weak and undevel < hlef source of worry, during those oped, but after periods. Is the milk supply. Its source turning himself Its purity and Its food value. It 1» over to Howard It not always convenient to get market was only a short milk of dependable quality for. In man« time before he took 1 sections of the country, adequate fn tile decision from I rUitles for Its care are not provided Bid Terris of New To meet the needs of mother« In these York that resulted trying situations, science lisa provided in him being recog s form of milk, conveniently carried nized as the boss and easily prepareti, The cans are In of the lightweights. two sizes, the one containing six Howard's system ounces an . the other sixteen. Sammy Mandell. Evaporated milk Is Just pure enmv Is unique In that It works no hardship on the athlete milk with more than half of the water removed, None of Its food value I» who 1« In tralnlag. Unlike the sys tem» that have been used for years, lessened ; In fact Its digestibility U this prominent and successful trainer improved, It Is easily mixed with M of men make» conditioning more of a ter und Is. undoubtedly, the most prne pleasure than a distasteful necessity. tlcnl form of milk for use as n food for Instead of dormuidlng that his men eat children. Hem* of the country’s lend only certain things he advises them to Ing pediatricians recommend Its use. eat what they want and when they want employing the following formula : it as long us it is cooked In a proper From Sixth Week to Third Month. manner. Mr. Howard, .In a recent In Milk, vaporai rd terview on the subject of diet and con dttion, auld, in part: "Years ago It was Milk iurhc 2« ounce* s task, and an unpleasant one, for s boxer or a wrestler to train for a bout 4 to 5 ounce» at three-hour because he wag forced to literally during the day and four-hour at night. starve himself unless he wanted to eat From Third Month to Fifth Month. steaks and chops at all times. I re member that when I was training for a Milk, evaporated .................... 1% ounces Lime water ............................... 3 ounces match, I was *o truly tired of steaks Milk auxar ................................ 2 ounces that I choked every time that I ate Boiled water ........................... 29*4 81« feedings In twenty-four one but It was steak or nothing. 1 ad t to 4 ounces at three-hour Intervals vise my men to diet at all times but It during the day and a feeding at ID p ni Is perfectly possible for them to diet From Fifth to Seventh Month. and, at the urn« time, to enjoy their Milk evaporated 10 ounce» food. My only ‘don’t’ is the one re Lime water .... garding the eating of such combina Milk sugar .... tions as fresh milk and cheese, and Boiled water ... Five feedings In twenty-four hours fruit with cream. In fact, J advocate I to 7 ounces at four-hour Intervals the u»e of evaporated mtlk entirely. the last feeding to be given at 10 p tn Vegetables are fine and the more that From Seventh to Ninth Month. the athlete eats the better he will be Milk, evaporated , ounce» for It. Pastry, of certain kinds, such us Lime water............ 1 homemade plea, cakes and cookies. If Milk sugar ........... 35 ounce» made correctly, and with pure butter, Boiled water......... evaporated milk and pure lard, are during the day. I.aat feeding very beneficial. Stews and boils are ideal. Taken as a whole, any food, I From Ninth to Twelfth Month. with a few exception*, Is all right If I Milk, evaporated .......................... 12 «un properly cooked and eaten without 3 ounce» Milk augar 2 ounce» gorging." Barley 34 ounce» And one has but to look at Howard, » to * ounces at four-hour Intervals who la the most religious user of hi« durtng day. Last feeding at ten at sight. own system, to realize that it la a sue ceaa. & Sparhawk & Chamberlain TINSMITH AM) PLl’MBER Having installed a Landis Stitcher and Finisher, I atn prepared to de aQ efece repairing with neatness. Dajioa, Or» gon Adequate Life Insurance There is a Reason WHY? Guarantee Fund Life of Omaho, Neb. Ask for Rales C. S. Lewis Phone 9g f I) I H vinti, Oregon. Ladd’s Funeral Home 7b Serve I fu inanity Setter I lay and Night Phone Blue 90 McMinnville, ( )rrgon Solution of Puzzle No. 29. c o o N Q O A N O L ElDta E it G A E N BIE E RÎÂlTÎO S A L O M a H a V o N A A L r e N D B E O N E U A R E C EINiV I R NMjEN[T EHE Uncle Eben •If y<>' can’t manage yoh conduct ■ oh to keep in de straight an’ narrow path," nafd Uncle Eben, "you'll be runnln' big risks, name as any other ‘Ay-walker.’’- - Washington Star. Color» in Brant । A process hits been discovered that makes It possible t<> obtain brass In' coloring ranging from bright yellow to »range and froia red to blue.
