Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, May 29, 1916, Page 14, Image 14

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TTTE MORNING OREGOXIAN, MONDAY. MAY 29, 1916.
.Better Koodl
etter
if
Homes
t'll'B
i
40c
Per
Lb.
at
Your
. Dealer's
Bohn Syphon Refrigerators
are used and recommended by
Mrs. Vaughn in all her demonstrations-
She knows they are
built with
No Joints or Square Cor
ners the Porcelain
Enamel Lining All in One
-Piece Perfectly Sanitary
The "Bohn Syphon" is so con
structed that there is a per
fect circulation of cold, dry
air colder than in any other
refrigerator.
A $50 Bohn Syphon Refrigerator FREE
For the Ten Best Reasons Why a "Bohn Syphon"
Should Be in Every Home a $50 "Bohn Syphon" Free.
Contest now open. Full particulars on Sixth Floor.
Exclusive Portland Agents
Jts Our Treat
FREE
THE OREGONIAN'S SECOND ANNUAL
HOME ECONOMICS SCHOOL
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. MAY 29
Eleventh-Street Playhouse, Eleventh and Morrison Streets.
Doors open 1 :30 P. M. Lecture-Demonstration 2:30 P. M. Mrs. Kate B. Vaughn, Domestic Science
Expert, in Charge.
Musical Concert 2 to 2:30 by Eilers.
PROGRAMME FOR MONDAY
AFTERNOON
Lecture Subject
"THE1 MODERN HOUSEHOLD."
. Menu Breakfast t
Grapefruit and Pineapple.
Omelet. Bacon.
Cream Muffins. Cocoa.
Extra: California Cake. Chocolate Cream
Icing.
MUSICAL PROGRAMME
Br EILERS TALKING MACHINE CO.
Music's Be-Creatlnn Edition Diamond Dise
Phonograph.
1. "Stars and Stripes Forever"
Sousa's Band
IT. "Charmant Oiaeau" (Thou Brilliant
Bird), aoprano solo in French....
Anna Cass
III. "Perfect Day" (Carrie Jacobs Bond)
Metropolitan Mixed Quartet
IV. "Cavallerla Rustlcana Intermezzo"
(Maacagnl) Orchestra
Accompanied by Portland's "Wonderful
Boy Violinist,
Master Herman Kenln.
V. 'Til Take You Home Araln. Kathleen"
(Thomas P. Westendorf)
Walter Van Brunt
MRS. VAUGHN'S SPECIAL RECIPES :
itiozen FRrrr sai.ad
One can California white cherries, 1 can pineapple, 3 oranges.
1 large bell pepper. Seed the cherries and put a blanched almond
into each. Cut the pineapple and oranges Into small blocks. Mix
all together with a pint of boiled dressing. Put in freeser and
pacfc with Ice. When ready to serve, place on nest of headed let
tuce on large platter and garnish with green pepper cut into very
thin rings.
MACARONI SALAD
One-half package macaroni cooked and blanched, 1 cupful cab
bage, shredded. 1 cupful celery, 2 sweet green peppers, 2 pimentos.
Marinate macaroni with boiled dressing. Just before serving, com
bine the vegetables and garnish with boiled dressing.
PINEAPPLE MOUSSE
One can sliced pineapple. 2 tablespoonf uls lemon Juice, H cup
ful sugar. 1 tablespoonf ul granulated gelatine, 1 pint whipped
cream. Soften gelatine in M. cupful cold water; bring 1 cupful
pineapple Juice and- sugar to boil, add gelatine and when cool,
add lemon Jules and 3 slices pineapple shredded. When readv to
set, fold In pint of cream, whipped. Arrange whole slices of pine
apple about a well-oiled mold and pack In Ice and salt for four
hours. Xlp mold in warm water to unmold. Use level measure
ments for all ingredients.
APRICOT SURPRISE.
One-half capful boiling water, A cupful sugar, H cupful orange
Juice. Vi cupful apricot syrup, 1 tablespoonful lemon Juice, tea
spoonful salt, 2 tablespoonfuls granulated gelatine. 4 cupful cold
water, 1-3 cupful seedless raisins, 2-3 cupful canned apricots cut
In pieces. Bring water and sugar to boiling point and let boll
1 minute. Add apricot syrup, lemon Juice, 'salt and gelatine soaked
In cold water. To raisins, add orange Juice and cook )n double
boiler until ralstna are plump. Add to Jelly mixture with apricots
cut In small pieces. Turn into a mold, chill thoroughly, remove
from mold and serve with whipped cream.
U White
Nv Allen
A Special .
Whiter
Lighter
Better
Bread
Can only result from
using the highest grade
of flour. That's why
Sirs. Vaughn uses
River
Flour
most popular flour used in
Portland ask anybody!
Distributed by
& Lewis
land. Oregon.
-
Blend of High
Patent Flours, Scientifically Milled
IfMAKUATRtATp
every day this week at the
Cooking School!
DEPENDABLE
COFFEE
Tastes better goes further"
Be Our Guest
at the
DEPENDABLE BOOTH
D wight Edwards Company
Portland, Oregon
wi ll v ill
I
I if
A LITTLE GAS HEATER
will make the home a pleasanter place this Summer.
The thousand and one things for which a little or big
supply of hot water is needed can be attended to without in
convenience arid at less expense. The specially reduced
price is ,
$1.5.50
payable $1.00 down arid $1.00 per month.
Your satisfaction is guaranteed.
No other day will do quite so well as today.
Telephone Main 6500 for Attractive Booklet.
PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO.
We Carry a Large and Complete Assortment of
- COOKING UTENSILS
In Aluminum, Granite and Tinware
Also a Large Assortment of
PASTRY TOOLS
As Used by Mrs. Vaughn
HONEYMAN HARDWARE COMPANY
Fourth at Alder
Mrs. Vaughn
Always Uses
JMltfc
CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
PACKED WHERBTHEY,sUPEN TBB..PAY THEY'RE PICKED'
Were You Ever Tooled'
by a Talking Machine?
COME AND HEAR Edison's new inven
tion, which actually re-creates all forms of
music so perfectly that the blase music
critics of the leading newspapers of this
country admit in their papers that they
cannot distinguish an artist's voice or in
strumental performance from Edison's re
creation of it.
YOU NOW have the opportunity to hear
this wonderful instrument Edison Dia
mond Disc Phonograph providing you
attend Mrs. Kate B. Vaughn's lectures on
"Domestic Science" at the Eleventh-Street.
Playhouse every day this week.
There you will hear the re-creation of
voices of many of the world's greatest
singers. Be sure to attend as many of the
lectures and demonstrations as possible.
We invite all music lovers to visit our
beautiful music rooms on the second floor,
Eilers Bldg., where all the different styles are on exhibition. If you live out
of town we will gladly mail you catalogue upon request. '
EASY TERMS
To those who do not wish to pay cash, we will gladly arrange a most con
venient payment plan. Some instruments as low as $5.00 per month.
We carry the largest stock in the Pacific Northwest and offer you the best
service. '
,'fv '-
The Groceries used in
the Cooking School
were purchased from
SEALY
DRESSER CO.
You can obtain them
at their store, 288-292
Stark St, at Fifth.
Deliveries every
where. Phones : Main
7200, A 6181
Talking Machine Headquarters of the West
Broadway at Alder
15
Croce Verde
Brand Pure Olive
Oil
Italy's best and purest
product, specially recom
mended by leading physi
cians of Europe and Amer
ica. ARATA BROS.
Sole Importers and
Distributors
69-71 SIXTH STREET
Phone Broadway 480
SCIENTIFIC COOKING
A FAILURE
unless you have
sound teeth. Mrs.
Vaughn will tell you
so during: her lec
tures. I will make your
teeth sound and
strong- at small cost.
Twenty years'
practice in Portland.
Painless extraction
of teeth.
DR. B. E. WRIGHT
KorthwMl Conifr Sixth and
Wa nhlngrton, TSorlhvrest Bnildlaa.
Phones Main 2110, A 2119.
1 1 '
(This is the range used by Mrs. Vaughn)
$11 00 A-B Gas Ranges $11 00
Down
Special One-Week
Credit Offer
Week
A-B Gas Ranges Never Need Blacking
The ordinary gas range looks nice while
new, then the temporary finish wears
off and it means a lot of hard, nasty
work to black' and polish the range.
The A-B Gas Range has a rustproof, per
manent enamel finish that does not wear
off. It looks like "new" all the time.
If the stove becomes dirty simply wash it
off like you would a china dish.
The nickel is made with the special A-B
"ALWAYS BRIGHT" finish. This is
just another of many excellent points
that make the A-B the favorite gas
range.
You Get These Values in A-B Gas Ranges:
White tile-lined canopy back.
.White enamel broiler pans and dirt tray.
Glass oven door.
Illuminated oven and canopy. '
Rust and dirt-proof finish.
vutomatic lighter; no matches.
Rust-proof oven linings.
Elevated oven and broilers.
Enamel burners.
Patent burner feature.
SOLD ONLY AT POWERS
Highest
Possible
Award
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THIRD &
YAM Mill
Panama
. Pacific
Exposition