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makes a specialty of digging
CESSPOOLS
more than 20 built in Unto neigh
borhood
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for recipes or aak any questions
concerning recipes published. A
Herald
subscriber, a
woman
versed in cookery, who desires to
remain anonymous, will be de
lighted to publish requested rec
ipes or answer questiona
—The Editor
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HEALTH KXPOMTION
FOR WEAR ANYWHERE
Take one pound of dates
one
pound of figs, one pound of English
walnuts. Put all through the food
chopper. mix thoroughly and press in
a deep dish or a long narrow tin pan
and let stand 24 hours. Thia is de
licious. If figs are not liked, raisins
can be used instead.
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The Best Way—
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See our oven designs in stand lamps.
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The Good Eats
Restaurant
MRS. N. J. CUDNEY. Proprietär
MERCHANTS’ LUNCH
35c
Eggleae BatterssHk Cake
Wholesome Home Cooking
6009 92d St op. Carline
W.M. Donaldson
One cup white sugar, two table
spoon : molasses, one cup .«our butter
milk, three tablespoons melted lard,
«tir well. Add H teaspocn salt, $s
teaspoon clove«, H teaspoon nutmeg,
one teaspoon cassia, one teaspoon
soda, H cup raisins, choped or cut fine
with shears, t'i cups flour. Stir well
and bake about 30 minutes or a little
longer.
Old-Fashioned Washington
Watchmaker
6435 Foster RoadatArleta
Specializing in
Repairing all kinds of American
and Swiss watches. Cleaning, oil
ing and demagnitixing. Nothing
but the best material used and
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Exami
nation of your watch and my opin
ion cost you nothing.
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One-quarter cup of butter, one cup
sugar. H cup milk, one and two-thirds
cup« of pastry flour, H teaspoon of
saleratus, one teaspoon cream of tar
tar. Sift flour, salaratus and cream
of tartar together three or four times.
Cream butter, adding sugar gradual
ly. Then add milk and flour alter
nately. Beat well and bake in layers.
When ready to serve, put together
with currant jelly and sift fine sugar
over the top.
Chocolate and Cocoanut Squares
One cup butter, two cups of sugar,
three cups flour, five eggs, beat
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SALES AND SERVICE
STAPLES—The Jeweler
OPTOMETRISTS— OPTICIANS
266 Morrison St., Portland, Oregon
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We are showing a new fall
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with quality and patterns of
unusual beauty offers an easy
solution to your shirt problem.
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that will blend well with your
new shirt. Smart and snappy
patterns for Fall that are pleas
ing.
"Oete SeiorVv Ortetest"
Frank
Mike
Brennan & Whalen
COMPANY
Haberdashers
MJ Morrison. near Broadway
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This is a great list of new Victor offerings. This is a
gotxi place to hear them and to make your selection.
They're worth a special trip. Come in.
Attention
RadioFans
A NEW SHIRT
Paid < m Savings
New Victor Records for October
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Waltham Watch
Agency
Unto Station
Voters. Do You
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Open Saturday Evenings S to 8
THE VOGUE
That the so-called compulsory
education bill, on the November
ballot, would cloae every private
school of grammar grade In Ore
gon?
That it would deprive parents
of the right to send children to
any religious school or non-sec-
tarlan school privately operated
in Oregon?
That it would confiscate mil
lions of dollars worth of prop
erty without cause, now devoted
to private school work?
That it would add more than
11.000.000 annually in taxes to
the taxpayers by throwing sev
eral thousand pupils Into public
schools, for whom buildings
would be necessary?
That it violatea the sacred
rights of parents to train thsir
children aa they deem best, by
robbing them of their constitu
tional right to attend privately-
operated schools where religious
thought Is featured or to a non
sectarian school, such as Hill
Military academy?
Puintcr-Decorator
D. H. LETCHER
S«l I Fiutar Road
LADIES!
With appi«« very plentiful this sea
ana It «III bo worth while to try a few
apple combina
tions. Here Is a
glorified Waldorf:
Take two table
spoonfuls of gel
atin. soak in one-
half cupful
of
raid water, then
A Osdle Mong
Fourth floor, 403 Alisky building,
dissolve tn <>no
Among the offerings of the Mie- Third street, just north of Morrison
cupful of boiling water, add four table millin company this month will be a
streeL Main 3132.
spoonfuls of sugar and stir until dis co-issue of Psdraic Colum’s first book
solved. then four tableepooafula of of verses "Wild Earth.” One of the
lemon Juice. Cool. When almost set. . poems included in this volume is sa-
add two cupfuls of chopped apple, one tiHed “A Cradle Song" and is as fol-
T la a consoling thought
cupful of shredded celery, one-half cup lows:
to know that your dear
O, Men from the fields!
ful of nuts, six stuffed olives, and tura
one was laid away by a
Come
gently
within.
Into Individual molds garnished with
firnt that do«« not con-
Tread softly, softly,
sliced olives
Serve on lettuce with
O! men coming in.
aider the servwe mere
salad dressing at the side.
ly aa a business trans*
Orang« Jelly Salad.—Take one ta
Mavourneoa is going
action.
From me and from you.
blespoonful of gelatin, soften In one-
Where Mary will fold him
fourth of a cupful of cold water, add
With mantle of blue!
one-half cupful of boiling water and
stir until the gelatin Is dissolved, then
From reek of the smoke
add one-half cupful of augur, one cup
And cold of the floor,
Tamal Directors
ful of orange Juice, the Juice of a
And th« peering of things
Day and Night Service
lemon and one grape fruit.
Add ths
Across the half-door.
rtsw «IMI
A 8. Vowwtte
fruit juice to the gelatin, cool, and |
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IS. ìcodmss
0, men from the fields!
when beginning to set. pour Into In
Soft, softly come thru!
dividual molds.
Arrange sections of
Mary puts round him
the grapefruit In each mold. Serve on
Her mantle of blue.
lettuce with any desired dressing
Several other poems included in the I
Head Lettuce Salad.—Mix one-half volume have been made popular by i
cupful of chopped olive«, one-half cup Mr. Colum in the reading* from his '
ful of nut meats and three plmentoes works which he has given in a number 1
with salad dressing.
Cut the bend of the principal cities.
lettuce Into wedge-shaped pieces and
Mrs. Flatbush- Are you wearing
raver with the dressing just before
those pretty suspenders, with flowers
serving.
Prune, Raisin and Chesee Sa lad.— all over ’em, 1 gave you for your :
birthday, Henry?
Clean and steam two cupfuls of
Mr. Flatbush— No, dear; I was 1 Amplifying seta
prunes.
Fill with a mixture of one- afraid the nail I*tn using in place of a
fourth cupful of chopped raisins, one- button would rust ’em.
detectors
half cupful of grated cheese and one-
half cupful of nutmeata
Fill the
“I won’t wash my face!" said Dolly (
prunes after removing the stones Ar- defiantely.
All Radio
range the prunes on lettuce with stalks
“Naughty.
naughty,“
reproved ,
of shredded celery and boiled dressing grandmother. “When I was a little
Pineapple Delight.—Hub a salad girl I always u-aMied my face.’’
bowl with a dove of garlic, then add
“Yes, and now look at it!”
one cupful of white cabbage finely
shredded, one-half cupful of flnely
Life is a loan from God— tee that
chopped celery, oae-bslf cupful of it returns Him interesL
diced pineapple.
Arrange on lettuce,
■errs with French dressing and gar
It*a all Right or Your Money Baek
nish with slices of red pepper.
A. D KtNWORIHY & GO
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Safety Deposit
Boxes
A SYMPOSIUM OF SALADS
tHie of those charming. alwaya-ready
suits, which can bo worn anywhere,
helps to strengthen th« belief that this
fall's suits are the most attractive prw-
sente« for many seaxma It la mad«
of sued« finished cloth and has a
straight .line. Io»e coat of medium
Come to the Vogue for good. slight-
length to be worn over a simple nne-
piece dress of the malarial, with a ly-used clothing. Everything for every
square neck am! a stitched inverted occasion. Suits from 85 up- Shoes,
plait down the front. A novel braid hats, coats, dresses.
•tubn'ldery adorns tbe rast. and •
rallar of dyed fox rampletes IL
Light
B. TA BELL
Improved farms near the city to ,
exchange for houses; also large
and small houses for sale on easy
terms, rent or exchange.
See us for trades. We can match 1
you up.
GEORGE SALMON.
Auto. «31-57
912« Woodstock ave.
<<. ISSI, Wwra News«««« Ustea.»
Cigars. Tobaccos,
Groceries.
Fresh eggs from my own hens
every day
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
English Eccles Cakes
Take a half pound of puff pastry,
six ounce of currants, half teaspooa-
ful of mixed «pices, three ounces of
sugar and half an ounce of butter.
Divide the pastry into 12 even rounds
the size of a small sauce dish; mix
currants, sugar and spices together;
put a dessert spoonful on each round
of pastry, a small piece of butter, a
few drops of water, moisten edges,
draw together over top, flatten a lit
tle with the hand, noil very slightly;
then place on a flat tin. Make three
rate on top with a sharp knife, brash
over with egg; bake about 25 minutes.
Candie«,
What is expected to mark an epoch
in the advancement of general knowl
edge in public health matters in the
Oregon health exposition which will
be held at the auditorium. October .’•>
to November 4. says a statement
iasued by Dr. F. E. Stryker, state
health office.
Fifty national, state, county and
city organisations engaged in health,
rocreatson, nursing, hospitalisation,
dentistry, pharmacy, medicine and
social service will display graphic
exhibits in addition to approximately
iX> commercial firms and business
house«. Expert advice on health and
medical matters will be given and
»pecial climes will be held. Motion
picture«, lectures and entertainment
will supplement the work.
l nraoked Fruit Cake
«338 FOSTER ROAD
a
whites and yolks separately; one
small cup of ice water, two teaspoon«
of baking powder sifted in the flour,
vanilla flavoring. Cream butter ami
sugar together until very light; add
yolks of eggs then whites, then flour
and finally the ice water. Bake in
biscuit par» When cold cut in squares.
Have chocolate frosting ready in a
bowl. Dip each square in the freer,
ing and put on a plater to dry- For
curaanut cakes have white frosting in
s bowl and a dish of grated fresh
cocoanut
Dip the squares in the
frosting then roll in the grated cocoa-
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MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL
Minuet ..................................................................... Rachmaninoff 08085
Symphonic Espognole—Andante.......................Miacha Elman 74771
Walküre—Ride of the Valkyries
Olg« Samaroff 74772
Reverie .............................................
..Ilana Kindler tWM'.l
Valse
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• —« Sentimentale ....................................
............ Erika Morinl ««08«
Semiranude- Overture -Part I. Victor Symphony Orch... |
Semiranude- Overture -Part 11. Victor Symphony Orch . i 18927
Traviata-- Prelude..............................Victor Symphony Orch. I
Canae Noisette—Valse Dea Fleurs............... ............................. 85717
•••••••• t--»........................................ Victor Symphony Orch.
Keeping Step With the Union—March............. Sousa’s Band
Gallant Seventh- March..................................... Sousa's Band 18929
LICHT VOCAL SELECTIONS
IJItie Coon's Prayer...................................................olive Kline |
Wonderland of Dreams................... Olive Kline-Elsie Baker | 45325
Becky Is Bark in ths Ballet ................................. Fanny Brice
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Av*nue B.................................................... Fanny Brice 45323
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Down Old Virginia Way............... Edna Brown Henry Burr
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Only a Smih .................................................................. j<»hn 8Ue|
My Machree’s laillaby.................................. Charles Harrison
18934
Dixie H'ghway ............................................. AiJeen Stanley]
My Cradle Melody.......................................... Peerless Quartet
18935
OLD AMERICAN SONGS
I Dream of Jeanie With th« Light Brown Hair..................... 1
.. A'“'—.................................................... ..i-ambert Murphy J 45324
My Days Have Been So Wundrous Free. .Lambert Murphy j
DANCE RECORDS
Don’t Bring Me Posies—Medley Fox Trot..Benson Orch
On the Alamo—Fox Trot.................................. Benson Orch. 18931
Slnittin’ at the Strutter's Ball—Fox Trot. ...Z«s Confrey
The French Trot—Fox Trot........... AH-Star Trio and Orch.
18932
Why Should I Cry Over You?—Fox Trot The Virginians
Bluo— Fax Trot................................................. The Virginians 18933
Can You Forgot— Fox Trot. ...................... Club Royal Orch.
Two Little Wooden Shoes—Fox Trot... .Club Royal Orch. 1893«
Truly—Fox Trot.......................... Paul Whiteman and Orch.
Birdie—Fox Trot.............. Benson Orch. of Chicago ■ 18937
Say It While Dancing—Fox Trot................ Benson Orch.
I'm Just Wild About Harry—Fox Trot. ...Paut Whiteman 18938
Coal Black Mammy—Fox Trot...................................................
..................................................... Paul Whiteman and Orch.
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Tricks—Fox Trot........................... Paul Whiteman and Orch
SELECTIONS YOU WILL ENJOY
Son nambu la—(Could 1 Believe)...............................Galli-Curci 74538
TYsvista (Th.- One of Whom 1 Dreamed)........ Gallh-Curri 74594
Because—(F'rcn.’h) .............................................................. Caruso 87122
Andrea Chrmier—As Some Soft Day in May............. Caruso 87288
W’here Is My Boy Tonight................................................Homer 87284
I Ix ve to Tell th« Story.............................. Schumann-Heink 87301
Serenade (Pirene)—Violin.......................................... Zimbaliat «493«
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Hot Lipa—Fox Trot.................... Paul Whiteman and Orch.
Send Baek My Honey Man—Fox rrot.........The Virginians 18920
The Sneak—Fox Trot....................................Club Royal Orch.
Are You Playing Fair—Fox Trot. .Zex Confrey and Orch, 18921
Oogie Oogic Wn Wa—Fox Trot. Benson Orch. of Chicago 1
Deedle Doodle Ihim—Fox IVot. .Benson Orch. of Chicago 18917
Just Because You’re You—Fox Trot................ All-Star Trio
Swannea Blue Bird—Fox Trot.. Benson Orch. of Chicago 18924
Rambler Rose—Fox Trot.........Paul Whiteman and Orch.
Dancing Fool—Fox Trot...............................Club Royal Orch. 18928
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