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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1916)
THE MORNING OREGONIAN, ATTJRDAY, JUNE 3, 1916. , O etterHomes r lIBetter Fooos-B gM', I -V MWUK.,' ,1-1' Ul Ul JH lll Time of Contest Extended Owing to the great interest man ifested and the number of requests for extension of time in the con test for a Bohn Syphon Refrigerator FREE replies will be accepted up to and including Saturday, June 10. See this excellent refrigerator demonstrated on our Sixth Floor, then write your Ten Best Reasons Why a Bohn Syphon Should Be in Every Home. The successful contestant will receive a $50 Bohn Syphon free. Mrs. Vaughn uses and indorses the "Bohn Syphon" ask her about it. Exclusive Agents TMe QualitV STOfce oe Portland Try This One O Mrs. Vaughn's recipe for Coffee Parfait, demonstrated by her at her lecture Wednesday after noon, eclipsed all previous records, owing to the ex cellent quality of coffee used. si o ' THE ORECONIAN'S SECOND ANNUAL FREE HOME ECONOMICS SCHOOL WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. MAY 29 Eleventh-Street Playhouse, Eleventh and Morrison Streets. Poors 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 SATURDAY MORNING (Session 10 A. M.) Lecture Subject: "RESUME Meant Egg Cutlets. Tomato Cheese on Toaet. Fruit Biscuits. Cookies. Coffee. MUSICAL PROGRAMME Br ELLEB3 TALKING MACHINE CO. Music's Re-Crest Imi Edition Diamond Diss V honoffraph. MRS. VAUGHN'S SPECIAL RECIPES: As Announced by Mrs. Vaughn, the recipes for Apple Bauce Cake. Delraonico Puddfna and Grapefruit Salad demonstrated by her yes terday at The Oregonlan Better Foods-Better Homes school are given below together with tome other interesting recipes sub mitted by her: APPLE BAUCIS CAKE cupful Crisco. 1H cupfuls sugar, 3 egg. 2H cupfuls flour, 1 teaspoonful cinnamon, 1 tablespoon!1 ul allspice, H teaspoonful nutmeg. 1 teaspoonful baking powder. 4 teaspoonful salt, 1 cupful sour apple sauce. 1 teaspoonful soda, L cupful nuts. cupful raisin. Cream Crisco and sugar. Add eggs without beating. Sift dry Ingredients and add alternately with the apple sauce, with which the soda has been mixed. Add nuts and raisins last. Bake in layer tins. KILLING FOB APPLE SAUCE CAKE 1 egg white. Crisco. 1 teaspoonful salt, XXXX sugar. Place egg white In cup and ftll with creamy Crisco. Add salt. Place mixture In bowl. Add sugar until stiff enough to spread. DELMOMCO PUDDING 2 cupful milk. 2 egg yolks. H cupful sugar, 2 tablespoonfuis Knox gelatine softened In H cupful cold milk, 1 teaspoonful vanilla, H cupful sherry wine, 2 egg whites. y pint whipped cream, macaroons, crystallised cherries. Heat 2 cupfuls milk to the boiling point In double boiler. Beat the yolks of eggs very light and beat into them the sugar, add this to the hot milk and cook until the custard coats the spoon. Take from the fire, add gelatine, which has been softened In M cupful cold milk. Add vanilla and sherry wine and let cool. Beat the whites of eggs stiff and fold into them the whipped cream. When cus tard begins to set. fold Into it the cream and whites of eggs and put into a mold. Mold with alternate layers of broken macaroons and crystallized cherries. GRAPEKRflT SALAD box gelatine. 1 pint strong lemonade, pulp of 3 grapefruit, 1 cupful boiled dressing. Soak gelatine In M cupful water. When soft add to lemonade and bring to a boll. Chill, and when It is beginning to congeal add the grapefruit pulp and boiled dressing. Put in criscoed molds and pack in les and salt for three hours. 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 Fleischmann'sYeast JOHN DOUGH Raised on "FLEISCIEM ANN'S YEAST" v. r Coffee Parfait One-third cup strong: "DEPENDABLE" Coffee, one half cup grranulated sugar. Boil until it will spin a thread. Pour over the whites of two well-beaten eggs SSJv-ia tSPtS?1-.1, flavor with one teaspoonful of "DE PENDABLE' Vanilla. Fold this into one pint of dou ble whipping cream, well whipped. Pack in well-oiled mould. Place in finely crushed ice and salt, using one part salt to two parts ice. Allow .to stand four hours. D WIGHT EDWARDS COMPANY Portland, Oregon 40c Per LB. at Your Dealer's ji I! lJy 1KP 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. t . No other day will do quite so well as today. Telephone Main 6500 or A 6274 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 el CANNED .FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PACKED WHZIlElTHIYjRiPEN"THBDAY THEY"HEPICD Only With the New Edison Is This Possible 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; also Herman Kenin, Portland's wonderful boy violinist, play along with the instrument. 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 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. 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. All the Groceries used in the Cooking School can be 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 ?3i 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 f -m m' "-T,iig "'' ""T" f 9 1 rT Jj . .. J 1 mr I ' r ILJL...;il-jc4:u.v..n.Y( Jtv. O I n I L 1 E jj.H-y. f. ;; "rjj ,-- pkTi-fl rK f " -- . . 1 r . -.a.J S-.Ji U.Ji -tuJ l xlAfc-gie 1 j -i , , f., ! Mrs. Vaughn demonstrates new and different recipes every day. Do not fail to be in attendance at every session. ir if I The A-B white beauty the "Aristocrat" is immaculate white enamel from top to bottom. White enamel glass "baked on" not an exper iment; white enamel that will stand the hardest wear. No -rust oven lining, enamel broiler pan. The canopy and oven instantly flooded with light, cither gas or electricity. Just wipe it off when soiled. Beauti ful polished nickel trimmings. This beautiful stove has also the famous A-B automatic burner lighter. The most remarkable and highest class gas range ever produced. $1 .00 JiDown ; S3 lit -s$3 U DAiieft42J5g 1 .UU i " 'sftiii "v- v Panama Pacific Exposition I ' li fflZX ? Highest Posaiblo Award
