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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1916)
7 etter KoodLs etter Homes U IfD Bohn Syphon Refrigerators m are used and recommended by Mrs. Vaughn m all her demon strations. 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 r . - frit Quality1 3tob oe- Pohtlamd Prove It for Yourself! in the DEPENDABLE booth at the Cooking School that 4 Dependable Coffee really does' "taste better and goes further." Served piping hot with our Compliments ! Dwight Edwards Company Portland, Oregon PPw o Per Lb. at I Your - : Dealer's 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 Eilera. PROGRAMME FOR TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Lecture Subject "COST OF LIVING" Menu Lnncheon s Corn Soup. Fish Cutlets. Escalloped Tomatoes. Astor Salad, Sour Cream Dressing. Nut Loaf. Chocolate Cake, Caramel Icings Coffee. MUSICAL PROGRAMME By KILKK.S TALKING MACHINE CO. Music's Re-Creation Edison Diamond Disc honoarapii. 1. "Americi. I Love You March" IGottleO Military Band 2. "Un be) do Vedremo," from "Madame Butterly," soprano In Italian Emmy Destinn 8. "Moonlight on tho Lake" (White) Knickerbocker Quartet 4. "Meditatlon-Tbals" (Massenet), violin solo Albert Spauldlnr (Accompanied by Master Herman Kenln.) 5. "She's the Daughter of Mother Ma- chree" (Ball), tenor. .Burton Lenahan MRS. VAUGHN'S SPECIAL RECIPES: As announced by Mrs. Vaughn, the recipes for Omelet. Cocoa and Cream Icing demonstrated by her yesterday at the Orenonlan Better Foods, Better Homes School are given below, together with some other Interesting recipes submitted by her. OMELET. Four eggs. H teaspoonful salt. 1-16 teaspoonful pepper, pinch of paprika. 4 tablespoonfuls hot water or milk, 1 tablespoonf uls cnsco, taespoonful cream tartar. Separate eggs and beat the yolks; add salt, pepper, paprika and gradually water or milk (water makes tender omelet). Beat whites until dry and stiff. Add cream of tartar and cut Into the yolk mix ture. Heat and brush with crlsco the omelet pan and pour in mix ture. Place on range where It will cook slowly and evenly. When well puffed and delicately browned underneath, place omelet In center grate of oven to cook on top. When firm to touch, omelet to cooked. Fold and turn on hot platter. Garnish with sprigs of parsley. COCOA. One quart milk. 1 cupful boiling water. 4 tablespoonfuls pre pared cocoa. 4 tablespoonfuls sugar. Scald milk, mix the cocoa and sugar, add enough of the hot water to form a thin paste. Add the remainder of the water and boll one minute. Pour Into the scalded milk and beat with an egg beater two minutes. WHITE CAKE. Three cupfuls flour, 8 teaspoonfuls baking-powder. 1 teaspoon ful salt 4 cupful crisco, lv, cupfuls very fine sugar. l cupful strained orange juice. 1 tablespoonf ul grated orange rind. V4 cup ful cold water. 1 teaspoonful orange extract. 6 egg whites. Sift flour, baking-powder and salt four times. Cream crlsco and sugar, add orange Juice and rind and alternate water and dry ingredients. Add extract. Lastly fold In whites of eggs. Bake In laer tins In oven 350 to 400 decrees 20 minutes. CROWN FLOUR This unbleached pure-food flour is recommended by Mrs. Vaughn and used by her in all her demonstrations Eat plenty of bread it's good for you The best bread is made with FleischmannsYeast JOHN DOUGH Raised on !FLEISCHMANN'S YEAST" If w 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 and at less expense. The specially reduced price is . 15.50 payable $1.00 down and $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 0it!e CANNEET FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PACKED WHERE jranoWPEN-THa: DAY THEYTLB'PICJXO Edison's New Invention Is a Human Instrument COMB 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 opportu'nity 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; also Herman Kenin, Portland's wonderful boy violinist, play along Vith the instrument. Be sure to attend as manv of the lectures and demonstrations as possible. We invite all music lovers to visit our beautiful music rooms on the sec ond 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. 1 r - "- l ' s : v 1 . 1 1 ; J ? . i ' 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 ssssssl "I Can See the Cake, Baking; Through the Glass Oven Door" EASY TERMS To those who do not wish to pay cash, w,e 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. Talking tA.ach.ine Headquarters of the West Broadway at Alder 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 Mrs. Vaughn demonstrates new and different recipes every day. Do not fail to be in attendance at every session. My New A-B Gas Range has a glass door in the oven "I used to have to open the oven door, letting in a flood of cold air. That, and possibly slamming the door shut, made my cake fall many times. "Now a light just outside the oven shines through a peep-hole ivindoiv, and makes the ." oven bright as day. "That light is the finishing touch. No need to disturb the baking till it's done to the proper crispy brown. '"Stick in a broom-straw?' I don't' have to because the A-B oven bakes evenly, top, sides and bottom. "And when I finish baking, I just wipe out the oven with a damp cloth. You see it's all 'aluminized' no rust ing or flaking off. "The steak in the broiler sets over an enamel broiling pan, that can't get greasy or black. Buy your Gas Range this week. Special Credit Terms are offered. "In fact, the parts that would catch dirt, or rust, are all enamel a damp cloth makes the whole range sparkle like new. "I just press a button to light any burner. "The burner-flame is steady it doesn't flare up or smoke the cook ing utensils. "Come over to lunch tomorrow and see for yourself." One Dollar $ il OO One Dollar Down j ) A-B STOVT CO. AS HKI Weekly- Mrs. Vaughn uses an A-B Gas Range TO) QUALITY rear ffi J -'3Hi? 1 Hi- JjLlklU .1 THIRD Ct 1 mm ....v.. 1L - '5. r- - niehrst I'oiuiible Award Exposition See It in Actual Use
