ra g e Eight
be erected. June, truly, is a good until fine.
m em bers of the organiza|
and great
6u.ai month.
itiuuui.
tA L ): in
CORN bK
BREAD:
In a bowl, beat
Aside from having Fathers D a y , 1 egg, add 1*4 cups sour milk. Add
Floyd Lyman, of ¡ 2
and Flag Day, both unim portant 2 ’2 cups mix, blend until smooth,
prised his cousin, Miv
in the minds of the average citi- Bake in greased 8*a square tin
Rausch, Saturday evenb
zen, June i« almost devoid of j or 7x11 pan, in 425 degrees F.
Mrs. Fred Reiling, vice-president he stopped en route to
holidays. This year it hay five ¡oven for 45 minutes. To vary add
of
the A ltar Society, acting in ab C alif., to work. Mr. k-a
Saturdays and five Sundays, and raisins to batter, or sprinkle top
sence
of Mrs. Lesmeister, a n m any months during a
the other days of the w eek m ust [W ith pieces of bacon before you
1 *
nounces the cooked food sale to w as a mechanic for the.
settle
for
four.
bake.
;
be sponsored by the A ltar Society,
CORN MEAL M UFFIN S: Use set for next Saturday, June 8, in the China-India-Bun.
tre of operations. He re»
Brookings and Harbor, now en recipe above to make twelve 2M>
during about as poor mail service inch muffins. Bake 40 minutes at a t Redfield's Grocery. Ladies are employed by the Dayb
as any area in the world, should 425 degrees F. To vary put a scant urged to keep this event in mind, phone Company.
Mrs. 1 rank Sullivan j
flood representatives and sena teaspoon of jelly in center before and to be there prom ptly at 11,
when the sale starts.
U ednesday from R«
tors from this state with letters baking.
Ladies of the A ltar Society are companied by her dauKn
asking that addition mail dis
For shortcake, split muffins or
reminded
th
at ------
next Sunday is xnuiK
-----
ie ôienke
11 ankie
Sienke. \ Mrs. Su
patches, especially first class, be cornbread squares (either to ast
regular
Communion
day
for
all
much
improved'in
established.
t ed
___ or plain), top
t
with creamed
health.
The Pilot has noticed some odd Dam or chicken
fhmgs about the mail service into
STEAMED BROWN BREAD:
this comm unity. Not being a pos (extra good): To 2 ’2 cups corn
7
tal expert. it is difficult to ex meal mix, add 1% cup whole
plain how a letter, mailed at wheat or graham flour, 1 cup mo
lofG
Portland on Monday, would reach lasses, 2 cups sour milk. Mix well,
im$hi
brooking the following Monday. fill greased molds 2/3 full. Cover,
mail . »‘"
coming
to rne
the r Pilot
steam iwo
two to three hours (fo
(for
: Much ..........
’"»si io
u o t »«-««n
b y D ew ey
\ isitors Are Welcome Anytime
ias bei n labeled "Missent to Med- two No. 3 cans, steam two hours)
I Of (I. Perhaps
/' fit /1 l fhiu
I _ Remove from cans to cool. «
Twenty-nine years ago yester ford."
ntb «
this may explain
day, back on June 5, 1917, young partially, the cause, and again
SAUSAGE S P O O N BREAD
men between ages of 21 and 31 it may not.
Form 1 pound sausage into cakes,
registered for draft in World
Mail contracts should be ,v
let . to
ll7 « put
-- in
... bottom ,,,
of baking uisri,
dish. Dane
Bake
W ar 1, supposed to be the w ar
i- companies down the c o a st,1 at 375 degrees F. until about half
At the WinchucR Bridge
to end all wars. Since then, there «specially those sections
_____ _ not now ¡done, while you mix batter. Drain
ied m
has been another, and far more served
scrved bv
by ra.lrnnd
railroad. t
Letters may
----- off excess fat before pouring in
terrible conflict, and yet the peo- he,P lhis cause, if people would b atter on top; beat 2 egg loks,
pit- of the world have learned exercis<' their right of citizenship add 1 cups cornmeal mixpan.mw
nothing, it seems
’ the
I FI i threat
L* »W
x mA A
t law
•
the vnto
vote—in
to — A
the
add 1’2 cups sour milk, 2 tblsp.
Today the world is full of hat-, makers at Washington.
sausage fat and 2*4 cups corn
! oth<
ted brother against brother, and
meal mix. Bold in stiffly beaten
ksia
father against son, even right ini
whites. Bake in 375 degree F. oven
this eountry. Why .*
for 45 minutes. Serve with milk
I
/sttd to the war, and possibly-
b y M rs. F r a n k Waldien
gravy, using sausage fat.
tru e in every sense, is the strife
---- ----
country. K,,,),t
The closing day program and
ske
graduation, presented by Mrs
lor
I„hor„u,l m ,„. Nichols and the children of t h e A. M
Time Ht. Time Ht
June 7
0.22 3.0 5.31 5.0
entertaining a n d w o X w h B e June 8
1 29 2.4 6.47 4.7
fro c o h /e to th e O P A .
evening for all.
June 9
2.26 18 8.05 4.6
i ,in,h'red hy OPA many tn a n u -|..J rwo humorous dialogues were June 10
12 9.15 4.6
facturers have stopped the m ak Presented; "M am a’s Boy" by the June 11
0.7 10.06 4.8
June 12
ing of many articles so necessary
4.31 0.3 10.55 4.9
.g r° Up and “^ tn u e l's June 13
»«> the well-being o f the world
tie Shock by the upper grades.
5.08 0 0 11.38
at this particular time. Don't b< - Besides a num ber of songs and
lieve it ?
recitations, « folk dance and two P. M.
Time Ht. Time Ht.
Have yt,u cver tried to b u y ! u V / fI° nS
rhythm band June 7
12.10 1.1 7.03 6.0
June 8
12.58 1.6 7.42 6.4
one of those work shirts, which i w«‘ie given
1.47 2 0 8.10 6.6
tiefore
the w - ar ..........»..........
ranged in p rie d .
,
" 'l,h,ion. Norma Felipe, ac. June 9
from 75c t„ $,.25 • l |„ V(. vou
" , r bru,her. Tony. Jun< 10
2.4 8.50
seen one on the m arket Today
av ’ * I
* h * e UCCori,'<>n.
accordion entertained June 11
9.23
Have you
von seen .........
U,,h a f ta th P ’ dance.
manv 2.
sheets I each
<,aru * • a I,‘‘P which June 12
9.56
June 13
3.3 10.23
m a r k m '- —
° " ' h-‘ i - 'k m a l
r.... 1 t„s
Of la ic ’ There’s
lh‘ 'w
Mrs’ H, nr>’ of
answer
y o u rl Bro«>king» gave an excellent grad-
S w I » f». f,,r yittir every in- 1
sui.ince need, tae n ieiste r Agency,
(«aais sef f,K,
" ' " ' lus‘"n each graduate
, ' ' m ;
hts diploma hy
Aurc eeased to be interested
r>
Payne,
chairm
an of the board
such work. Such arc not made
bieaus, a step to a higher cost of directors G raduating were-
-Norma Felipv. Laddie Young and
bracket allows profit, and such Jordan
M artin
has been dom No one, especially
Mr.
and
Mrs. E. S. Nelson with
d c h a r thinking is done, can
their
two
daughters. Betty
bla me m a»»ufacturt rs.
It Is doubtful f anyone in th is ;
we” ?
L' n’
country doubts « h e - s d o m o , a n d
X X ^ h ’d ! ' ^ r ^ r r Ä
V. J
Sense And Some
NO N SEN SE-
Altar Society Will
Hold A Food Sale
>
SVI
CUT FLO W ER S
AND
PLANTS
wiry's Groott/touse
T IM E -
Upper Chete«
Cheteo Tide Tables
FO R C L E A N I N G OUT
YOUR MEDICINE CABINET
R exall Drugs
First Aid Kits and
Poison Oak Remedies
m Hz i?ave on hand a few
ELECTRIC HEATING PADS
Cheteo Drug Co,
T. W. Z E N I E R
P H O N E 183
For Fitte FOODS
w '^ g £ t ^ X
" ñ i ñ r ^ X h ms : u
^
^
- ¿
r
s
" f ,h -
of the idiotic regulations that a
MOV INC, DAY
bunch of stufTed shirts in the na
Did you ever see a boy who i
tions capital ho|M-s to yoke onto
wouldn't
iwoplt' of this country Like the
gears of any machine, things in When ever> thing was packed.
Scurry out behind to the Id
the economic world must niesh
trash-pile,
as well as la» in line"
H Inif » tctiv is then in u nu. And l,xik carefully thru the stack
f»oo tca»eA r u tt,, thi amount of
INvice rescued now, he holds
« •p o r th a t th is on. d m s to be
W
it
hin his arm s a broken train
w * th o « t mejair* U7n
th(
Undanted a» yet. tho* there's
u sa Id v
»nor, d«i,rv c a ttle in
tears of despair
th e r e (l R i o t e r d a iry products H,
tracks
it all over again
. ^ a r e i t y P a r t o f th e a n s ie ,, w
th a t m uch o f th ese rhinos a r, go.
For daddy can fix it with wood-
en wheels
th,» n P eople o f this n a tio n h a xe He .» p lain , with . yes quite alight
Because ih ,.re ,
a ,h
b ro u g h t upon th ^ n s e lv e s . bv
his daddy can't do
petrnowape, « situation for ukw h
And always do it »«ight
th e re s ,e m s to N no o n » n ,d klfv
SOME OF TH IS A X ' TH A T___
Mo/nf«,>n
CORNBREAD mix
5
cups
sifted flour
Dus is the month of J unc
«
ydlow cornmeal
he merry month of June, when
3 tblsp baking powder.
nrid.-s step forward, and rht hot
* tblsp, s,xla
summ ers sta rt It is th, month
H cup sugar.
*hich wU,
p,,tipk <|f fh.s
is area
5 tsp salt.
building houses as rapidly as any
S cup lard
building m aterials can he collected
home
i,
.
o
|
w
i ? ; \ 1X
inK<^ ien,S ‘“« T "
«’ any site where a
««p info b la c k m u r k e t < h„Mn, U
bevono f^ o p b unii b u y through
v Ul
’ard
At The
Cheteo Cafe
OPEN FROM 6:3« A. M. TO 10:30 P. M.
«ther a SNACK or a full-course MF at
uise MEAL, we are prepared to
serve io u .
D iir ( « flee is Hot—and our Drinks are Cold!
,im and M «> Robinson, Proprietors