Drop« Gather Weight
The wither bureau says that the *
chief reason why frosen raindrops are
of so many different shapes la the
fact that partially frosen drops often
collide and stick together, giving j
shape, that vary with the number
and size of the adhering drops, and
tbe extent to which they were frosen
when they collided. Entirely liquid
drops on collision form. If they unite,
«uly one larger but still spherical
drop.
Averajo Flue« Weight
The bureau of animal Industry says
that the average fleece weight for the
United States Ie approximately seven
and a half pounds. There is a great
difference between the Southdown and
the Rambouillet breeds, the wool pro
duction varying in Southdowns from
six to seven pounds; in well-bred and
well-fed Rambouillet, from twelve to
tureen pounds.
Waterproof Sandpaper
Waterproof sandpaper, new on the
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under damp or even wet conditions,
and prevents raising dust when clean
ing painted, varnished or ornamented
surfaces. Both sides have been treat
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readily come off, so that the paper Is
said to last ten times as long as the
ordinary product
Mirror« for Macaroni
By using mirrors to supplement the
sun in drying macaroni manufac
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color to be more satisfactorily pre
served, since the deep yellow tint is •
not bleached so easily, and the flavor I
also is said to be improved. The proc
ess is quicker than sun bleaching.
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Introducing a swimming pool, buckets
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Jazz bands, hundred-dollar bills (con
cealed beneath the ladles’ plates).
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Whatever the number of a man’s
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Indeed if he has not one too many.
—Bulwer-Lytton.
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Recently one of the boa-constrictors
In the Hamburg zoological gardens
swallowed so much of its own body
that it became tied up in tbe form of
a ring and was suffocated.
The Vital Spot
Sarcastical jests on a man’s person
or his manners, though hard to bear,
are perhaps more easily borne than
those that touch his religion.—Ben
jamin Franklin.
Better Homes Io America
atmosphere.
| this article should be changed from
i1 * Manic io the Home’ to *Ooo<i Munc in
However, she continues, nothing wl‘l j the Home’. jt j, a weH knowu fact
Ms career learns that free speech may
ever take the place of personal music that the world at large often errs in the
! making upon the various available in- choice between a poisonous or nutrit-
and unselfishness prevail, can hard y
,
,
,. I ive mushroom, and it is also true that
stsument» from the month organ to the the
,
of many families are unable
be possible w ithout good music, accoi - bmuiucdw » u
nine organ, or the grand piano not
.
.
.
; to choose music that will build up the
ing to Mrs. Edgar Stiilman Kelley, I p
omitting the human voice, one of the
%
music appreciation of the child instead
President of the National Federation ot ’,u'
most perfect tone producing mediums. I ........
.
.
of bringing into the home via record or
Music Clubs. In an article on “Music
Very lovely, indeed, it is when diff-
.
1
radio, that which will vitiate the taste
in the Home’’ in the current issue of
♦»rent me
members of the family are able to ani| |owe|
erenv
mora
|
pUndardH
of l»Oth
the Chilli Welfare Magazine, which is
sing together
both secular and sacred ()|,j nn(] yOOng,
sing
i
or
devoted entirely to the Better Homes in
|music as occasion demands.
Die var pro){rnmB
jlome music and discussion
Am« sica campaign, Mrs. Kelley writes
iioos high grade publishing houses c an oj tjie He|wtjon 0, IIlllBjc for
home
interestingly on this subject.
। supply the printed pag> s best suit 1 I >r
among ¿^e important edneation-
No longer is it absolutely essential
• this purpose. Among the rare editions
()f mwe than thre„
that there be musical talent in the
of very simple and valuable piano pieces
K.Uer Homeg CHII1 lmignM (1.Jring
family for the enjoyment of home
| is a series of arrangements of the worlds
Apfj| 22 |o
music of a high order, Mrs. Kelley
( beet classics in tlie field of symphony
gg
Ja,npR
Exetntivo
points out in her article.
Her article
chamlier music, opera and solo numbers
Amerk.g
says: “The admirable new inventions of
which have been prepared by G«x^^
o(
gnd
superior mechanical musical instru
for the imalleit hand®. Even *he read-’ jf>ve 0| ...
a
ux
i
^(,aaty Rre practically
unlverMl.
ments make it possible nowadays to i ,r ine biu
inn over o* them» piece« would bring int" 1
K
r
Through home play and home munc
bring even the Symphony ami the
the home much of the beautiful the.at |
m(.gnH
String quarette to the home while the
ic material of th. best music of
t,)||y
an(Hh^^
,,,gber
radio, when its musical messages are
countries,
I
development
of
character
in
children
freed from aerial interference will lit
be costly.
erally envelop every home in a musical
A Meal in Return
Victim (to barber who has been
careless with bls lather)—It's awfully
good.
You must have lunch with
1 le sometime.—Boston Transcript
The End
Barrister (at Shoreditch County
court, after a long speech by a wom
an)—It is trae, then, that there Is an
end to all things.—London Tit-Bits.
Nothing New
A scientist claims to have dlscov-
•■rd that sleep can be omitted, but
the family In the flat overhead beat
him to It—Columbus Dispatch.
The Fruits
“I have thought, and thought, and
rome to some very ridiculous conclu-
kions.—B. W. Howe's Monthly.
Unbridled Tongues
Many a publicist in the course of
The home where a spirit oí devotion
In closing, 1 repeat that trie title of aud parents alike.
Etteetlve nepl. 7.
Tianis will arrlvM as follow».
To I’ortUml
No. ¡Vai
AM A M
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No. M2
3:40 P. M
No, 3<W>
0 32 »1 II
Zez Confrey, famiiua componer of
the musical classic. "The Kitten mi
the
Keys.”
I*
halle«!
by
hie
friends a* th»
moat venni II«* of
America's popu
I «um Porli «ml
lar song
com-
poaers. Those w ho
N*> 3ÔI
ti IO A. M
know him any he
N.i, ,%7
Il IO Il II
can mix n »»Ind
No. MU
2 ; K) P. M.
or a aotig oddity
No.
tl
OU Il II
with equal nue-
No.
3.-».*
7
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cess,
which
In
saying consider
able
since hla
portrayal of tha.
delightful pranks Fire, Theft, Eutbesxlemeut, ami
of a certain young feline frisking over Life. We care fur your every need.
the Ivories has been recognized us the
model of American ajtuopatlun
But Mr. Confrey haa »Hier "lirMa”
In bis repertolre, bis acquulBtuucvS
-
.
.
Oregon
declara. Country bred. he la u judge Day tun.
of liorae tlcsh, nud ulao kimwa a goud
cigar.
—
The simple life ta Mr. Confrey n Idea
of happiness. Every so uflvu Mnnb.it-
tan geta too crowded for liiiu ami he
boards n trulu for the country mid
the cotupiinlonshlp of n certain mur
muring brook. Inevitably Ue com« a
back with one of the merry tunes for
which he Is noted.
A bachelor, Zez keeps open house
£dbtefi' Jyitrcuttin^
for Ida friends. If he Invites a few of
\gvney for NevUirrg Laundry
the boys over for a midnight supper,
he does the cooking himself. Imltu
tions to tils lively little dinners ura
sought after. There are two dial.vs to
Dayion,
•
Oregon.!
which Mr. Cunfrvy la partial
Ho are
hla friends. Ills recipes for the two
follow;
Royal Eggs With Mushroom Sauce.
J* L. Sherman & Son
A4
Brown university, founded in 1764.
at Providence, Rhode Island, was
known as Rhode Island college until
1804, when Its name was changed in
honor of Nicholas Brown, American
merchant, who had given it $100,000.
TIME TABLE
INSURANCE
Copper 5,000 Year« Old
Copper vanity cases, a copper hand
mirror, copper razors, tools, fish
hooks and hairpins have just been
found in Mesopotamia by scientists
excavating the five thousand-year-old
palace of the kings of Kush. Copper
is truly the everlasting metal.
8. I* M«tilw«iy Go.
Zez Confrey Mixes
Salads and Songs
BAR6ER SHOP
12 «ass
' Salt
Pepper
1-1 pound mush-
roeam
1 alice pimento
I tL^p buller
12 «Ucea Ivasi
1 H cup evapo
ruled milk dil
uted wlili
My > up meat stuck
iThla may be
prepared from
bvuillon cubes)
2 tbsp, tluur
Parsley
Saute the mushrooms In two tbsp,
butter, taking care uvt to burn. m«ae
a white sauce of two tbsp
butter,
n.,ur. evaporated milk and meal stuck
Cook five minutes.
Add the cooked
mushrooms
and
chopped
pimento.
Break eggs and drop Into hot fat, be
ing careful to keep egg In a globular
mass. Just as noon as they are a gold
en brown lift out and drain.
Place an
egg on each piece of toast.
Allow two
pieces for each serving
Pour over all
the mushroom sauce and garnish with
parsley.
Ladd’s Funeral Htme
To
Serre Humanity He Her
Day and Night I’lione Blue 90
Dr. 0. C. Goodrich
DENTIST
Office Phone Red 49
Dayton
...
Oregon
Plnsappls-Cheese Salad.
Crisp lettuce
leaves
1 tbsp pineapple
lutee
1 tsp. sugar
Green and red
mangoes
Creamy salad
draisina
Combine the cheese, nuts, evaporated
milk pineapple juice and sugar, and
blend into a smooth mass Cut pineap
ple circles In halt. Spread cheese mlz-
turb on a slice of pineapple and press
the other half circle of pineapple on
top of cheese as one would a slice of
bread In making a sandwich. Cut dia
monds or triangles from green and r d
mangoes and press Into the edge of
the cheese mixture between the pine
apple
Lay two ot the prepared pieces
■>t pineapple on a crisp lettuce leaf.
Serve with creamy salad dressing. This
aervas five.
10 slices pine
apple
1 cup cream
cheese
W cup chopped
nuts
2 tbsp, evaporated
milk
Khedive's Ex-Chef
Gives Cooking Tip
GriMit chefs are born, not uisde.
Rnrely If ever do they rise tn the
heights In their
profesklon by dint
of perseverance.
In Europe «nd
the East a chef
with
the
true
gastronomic In
stinct Is treas
ured
jealously.
He expects and
obtains the treat
ment of an ntn-
baaaador.
H I s
dishes are the
pride
of
his
master,
to
be
H, QcdoJIan.
boasted
of
to
friends in the cafes nnd buznars.
Such h chef Is Hnroutoun Gedojlnn.
sometime chef to the futility royal of
the kliedlve of Egypt, now the owner
of a bizarre gobi coast restaurant In
Chicago. In his forty-three years as a
chef «*xtraordina!re, Hnroutoun's word
has been law In the cuisines of three
Egyptian princes nnd one princess,
the mother of the khedlve
When
Lord Kitchener wns alrdar of Egypt,
before the trouble In the Soudan,
Haroutoun cooked for him.
One of Kitchener's favorite dishes,
according to Haroutoun, wns schlsch-
kubb, a dish made from mllk-fcd baby
lamb. I’rlnce Jatnlel, another of hla
masters, was particularly fon<l of
dried cream and honey, a preparation
which Is one of Haroutoun's zealously
guarded secrets. I’rlnce Saad Pashu
wm a keen admirer of n confection
Haroutoun makes entirely out of
flour, butter and nuts.
In many of his admirable dlshea,
Haroutoun uses evaporated milk,
which Is simply fresh cow's milk
sterilized In cans and with sixty per
cent of the water removed. Because
of a homogenizing process through
which evaporated milk Is put, the
fat globules In the milk are broken
up Into microscopic particles ami dis
tributed throughout the milk, where
they remain In homogeneous suspen
sion.
This brcnklng of the fat globules
gives a distinct buttery flavor to every
drop of the evaporated product, a
flavor which ordinary market milk
does not have. Haroutoun says h«
uses evaporated milk In preference tn
market milk In the preparation of ail
sorts of baked dishes, as well as la
cooking,
.
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II W. »urnard, M. I).
Physician
Phone Bed 78,
Dayton, Orefon.
G. B. Alxlill
Having installed a Landis Stitcher
and Finisher, wu an* prepared to
do all shoe repairing with noat-
neae.
Dayton,
-
Oregon.
Dayton Rooming
House
BEST BEDS ON EARTH
Mrs C. E. Manta,
Prop.
"The action of on»*, in behalf of
another, perf irrned in the interest
of both, is service.
Try the Union Auto Ina. Co.
For Service
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LEWIS, A gent .
Neetkut Barber Shop
Dayton, Oregon
Expert Ladies Hair Cutting
Earl G, Kidd, Prop.
Odd Mixture of Races
Found in Madagascar
The peoples of Madagascar have
long furnished a fusclnutlng mystery
for ethnologists and archeologists,
says the Detroit News. They are of
extremely mixed cultures, inclusive of
three apparently main elements—
Bantu negroes from Africa; th«* Hovas
of Malay stock, and a fringe of Arabs
all along the coasts, the descendants
of the Fatlmlte caliphs, who wore
driven out of Arabia nnd Egypt In the
Eighth century.
Those three ehunents are subdivid
ed Into fifteen or more main trlbea.
Which In turn are divided again Into
smaller partially distinctive groupa.
There are also hints of n pygmy ele
ment among the populations.
Madagascar, Incidentally, Is the |
only spot In the world where lemurs,'
believed by evolutionists to bo the
parent stock of both monkey and man,
are still numerous.