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CM m woi Mil 3 or By Vella Winner. COURTESY TO SERVANTS Do you -ever say "thank you" to your maid? Try tt. There la a charming type of courtesy to bo dispensed In the home between mistress and maid. Paying: for tue services of a cook or a housemaid does not eliminate the human contact between woman, and woman. Courtesy chanKes a drudge into a cheerful adjunct to your com fort and your pleasure. Use the same tact In issuing orders to the maid as you would employ trying- to obtain a reduction in rat" at your dressmak er's! A few "pleases" and wholesale "thank yours'' ' will reap a harvest of sn.tlea and increase the efficiency of your servants), besides their self-respect and happiness. Isn't It worth while? Above all, do not permit your chil dren to be rude to servants. You stamp them with an Inexcusable, social habit which- will cling to them perhaps for ever. ' BROILED STEAK A tk - Droiis wen. Turn it quickly and often In cooking, but do not pierce with fork in turning. Broil about 12 minutes, giving your constant attention to the woUt. By making a small Incision with a sharp knife you can tell whether the steak Is done. If purple Inside It must cook longer. If brownish pink It Is done. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, dot with butter and serve piping hot on hot platter. QUICK BROWN BREAD In the hands, repotting into fresh soil. Last year's soil is sour and worn out; it will not do this winter. Roots may be trimmed a little. Large plants should be divided by cutting carefully through the roots especially your aspidistras or iron plants. Never fill a pot to the brim. Leave a good Inch, or Uie water will run out. and be sure the surface Is- level, for tho same reason. Water well to settle the soil. Did you ever watch an expert knock a plant from its pot? One turn on the side, one tap on a hard bench, and the pot slips off easily, leaving stem, leave and roots unharmed. YOUR KITCHEN WALLS Light tan or gray is the best color for the kitchen wall. The reason is that the white walls, though very attrac tive and clean-looking, require too much care. There are few women and ff.wer servants who are willing to clean of: every single speck of dirt that gets on the walls, and soma of It come frum smoke, and such Is impossible to reach. Then they show glaringly on white walls, where they would be less noticeable on the other. Two cups graham flour, two cups whole wheat flour, one and three-Quar-ters cups milk, one-half cup brown sugar, tint level teaspoon salt, one and one-half cups raisins, three level tea spoons baking powder, four level table spoons melted butter. Mix dry in gredients thoroughly. Add butter and milk and mix quickly. Add raisins, floured. -Bake In well-greased pan in moderate oven. Korty-fiva minutes makes one large loaf. By substituting molasses for sugar and two cups sour milk and one and oi.e half level teaspoons soda for sweet milk and baking powder an equally good, wholesome and satisfying bread can be made. Nice for picnic sand wiches. Be.tnalns fresh for aevera.1 days. DIGESTIBLE CUCUMBER If your cucumbers roll into an un noticed corner of the ice chest and get too soft to serve on lettuce, don't throw them away. . Put them In ice-cold water and let them stand for an hour or so, renewing the water If you can. Then peel them and slice them, pouring a cream sauce over them like that you serve with asparagus. They're not half so indigestible this way as raw. POTTING PLANTS Th f,f" . requisite Is drainage, hence the hole in the bottom of a flower pot. which must not be topped -up with earth, but covered with bits of broken crockery before the oil is put in. The water can get un der the broken pieces and so out into the necessary saucer. Young plants must be watched and, as root growtb develops, moved into larger pots. Disturb the roots as little as possible. yet if they are snatted, soften the mass ABOUT BABY A mother may consider herself well equipped for the beginnings of nursery education and amusement if she has a general knowledge of the uses and influences of the first three gifts of the kindergarten. By the use of the first gift (six worsted balls of different colors) the child cannot help gaining an Idea of color, form, and material; and by play with the ball motion, direction and position. With the second (wooden sphere, cub and cylinder) form Is even more strongly shown because of the contrasts in these shapes. By the third (the divided cube) the child's curiosity is satisfied, and both his instinct to take apart and to put together are given free play end all these valuable lessons are accom pllshed unconsciously through play. The mother should bear constantly In mind that the object of the work is not the product of the child's hands. but the effect upon his mind and char acter; not the drawing, or painting, or clay-model itself, but the patience craftsmanship, and originality the child acquires by making them. Each occu pation founded upon these principles is sure to encourage one or the other of these valuable attributes in some de gree, even If the objects made are thrown into the trashbasket. TTIE COMPLETE CULTURE. No woman is educated who is not equal to the successful man agement of a family. Burnap. FRATERNAL NOTES Veiled Prophet Will Hold Outing Next Sunday at Estacada. Qui JLeasee to Ht Outing. The annual outing of Oul Reazee, Veiled Prophets, which Is to be given at Esta cada next Sunday, is to be made one of enjoyment to all. Invitations are extended to all members of the Ma sonic fraternity and their families. A big time Is in course of preparation under the direction of a committee, of which Oscar M. Smith is chairman, J. Stevens, vice chairman, associated with W. O, Roberts, Glenn Macleery. KiJ Burke, Captain H. J. Roako and II. McRae. 'There will be a big pro gram of sports and the Grotto band will furnish music. The snecial train ' J Mother Hubbard Butter (BOc Made from Sweet Pasteurized Cream PER ROLL FULL 2 LBS. Just to remind you this is positively the best Butter sold on the Portland market today. Now sold in sanitary paraffine-lincd cartons. Strictly Fresh Eggs Direct From "The Poultry Ranch" Three Times a Week 30c Per Dozen J. I. Johnson & Co. "In Our New Store' LADIES, tell your men folks to join daay uka lJnch 266 Alder St Between 3rd and 4th with us. Store Open Till 10 P. M Saturday Pointing Out a Few Facts about your laundry. You will note that In our work there are no wrinkled bosoms, no rough edges, no torn buttonholes. And, above all, the article will be spot lessly clean. We especially want the hard-to-please folks to send us their work. We promise to please them. DOWNTOWN OFFICE, 143 Broadway EAST 218T A2TD OLISiH STS. Phone B-3943 II3.1D) (CfOIOlD CI"fe (iPEfiti)(3u)iE)l ICS wis wmmm will leave East Water and Madison streets at 9 a. m. Alberta Assembly Installs. Alberta assembly. United Artisans, last nlgbt initiated a class of candidates at Its ball on Alberta and Seventeenth streets, and Installed the fallowing of- ncers: Mary Keen, master artisan; Jennie Kelly, superintendent; Esther Jorgensen. Inspector; Phil Kelley, treasurer; C. F. Bennett, secetary; Gertrude Bell, senior conductor; George Harris, master of ceremonies; Gertrude Lundy, Junior conductor; Ru dolph Johnson, warder. Joint Installation Proposed. Ef forts are being made to secure the Joint installation of a number of Woodmen of the World camps In Port-' land on the night of July 19, at which time Portland camp. No. 107. will be host In the W. O. W. Temple. 129 Eleventh street Old Time Plcnlo ArranffwL Ar rangements are made to have a Joint picnic of the Women of Woodcraft of Portland at Penlnsul"'Park on the afternoon of Wednesday, July 12. Members and their families are in vited to come and have an old time neighborly . gettogether picnic Mrs. F. Werthelmer, Marshall 1388, would be pleased to hear from members of Royal circle who can contribute one or more articles for the lunch. When writrf or calllag oa adTertfeytra. please aa.nttnn Th Journal. (a.) GELINSKY (The Little Wholesaler) 271 Yamhill, Bet. Third and Fourth Choice Meats Lower Choice Steer Neck Spare Beef Roasts, Lb. Ribs, Lb. Choice Steer Choice Steer Boiling Beef, Lb. Round and Sirloin - Steaks, Lb. 9c 17c "WHY PAY MORE?" 40c Grade 28c lb. Coffee Day I All Coffees at Wholesale PriceT 2 Lbs. 55c CASTLE COFFEE CO. COFFEE ROASTERS We Roast Our Coffees Fresh Daily 273 Yamhill, Between 3d and 4th BE NN1 in hi ih hi Declares War on the High Cost of Living This Saturday A FEW OF OUR WORTH WHILE SAVINGS Pork Sausage Hamburger Boil Beef Breast Lamb and Bologna at only 10c Per lb. Pot Roast Lamb Steak Pork Roast Link Sausage Weiners only Per lb. T-Bone Sirloin and Porter house Stk. and Shoul der Lamb only 15c Per lb. You can't beat it Hams Bacon and Lard st wholesale prices. Beet Ham, H whole . 18C No. 10 Pur Lard at No. S Pur tf... 65c ".$1.25 BENNETT RememBer the Place, 4th at Yamhill Getting Full Valued The best ingredients won't make good bread unless it is baked evenly and thoroughly. THE GROOVED Tip-top BREAD baked in the patented pan is the scientific way of proper baking. The label will protect you from imitations if you look for it. LOG CABIN BAKING CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread and Cakes Free for the Children A ticket to the famous Oaks in etch Holsum Cake at the grocery fifteen cents five kinds. FARRELL'S Kectar Drips Brand Corn Syrup With a Klon Cane Flavor. a. lb. can for 104 COFFEE SPECIALS All Recognized Brands Carnation (Closset & Devers), German American (Lang's), Folder's 'Comrade' Coffee, lb 30c 3 lbs. 85c Postum Cereal, 25c pkg 20c Instant Postum, per can 25c-50c Fig Prune Cereal, 25c pkg 20c Golden Grain Gran ules, 25c pk. .20c MORE FOR YOUR MONEY Better Quality for Less Only the Best of Standard Goods That is why "Your Store" has grown to be.the biggest of its kind In this whole Northwest. Its customers have learned to rely on its statements. Every one is treated alike here. You will find a smile when you call In person, or on the phone. It is pleasant as well as profitable to trade here. Thousands have found it so. You, Too, an Live Better and Save More Come ancl See. JELLO The Summer Desert 7 flavors 3 pkr for.. 254 Jsllo Zee Cream Fowder, 3 pkg-s 254 Free Band Concert i Singing and Green Trading Stamps at the YAMHILL STREET PUBLIC MARKET TOMORROW Corner Second and Yamhill Streets Specials for Saturday Only special Leg of Pork, lb . . ,.T. 15c stall 22-24 A11 Steaks, lb 15c SPECIAL Armour Star Bacon, lb. ..j.. 20c Stan 30 Crusto, can 30c--2 f or . . 55c Fancy Cured Corned Beef, per lb x . 10c-12c SPECIAL c Stall 23 SPECIAL Stall 26 FREE One Loaf Bread with every lb. bulk Tea and Coffee. Large Home-made Dill Pickles, dozen ..... . . ......... . .....15c Potato Salad, lb. . . ........ 15c SPECIAL Stall 15 SPECIAL Stall 11 Oregon Rose Butter, fresh from the churn, roll . . .... . . .65c SPECIAL Stall 7 Fresh Fish and Dressed Poultry WE REDEEM YOUR TRADING STAMP BOOKS FOR CASH 20th Century Grocers and Coffee Roasters Offer Special Saturday at the Roaster 3 cans Lighthouse Cl'r 10 One lot to each family j 10-lb. sack Pure Cane Sugar,. ..... .85c 12 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar . . .$1.00 13 lbs. Dry Granulated Sugar . . . . . .$1.00 NO STAMPS ON SUGAR - - ' Sunset Coffee, 40c grade, 30c Coffee 23 28, 4 lbs. for.... $1.05 25c Hershcy's Cocoa.. 15 LOOK FOR THE BIG ROASTER People's S cSale Ball Blueing, per box 5c Ammonia, per bottle 5c Bottle Blueing 5C 10c can "Quic" Hand Cleanser ....5c Argo Corn or Gloss Starch, per box 5c Shaker Salt, 2-lb. box 5C 2-lb. sack Pure Salt 5C l-lb. box A. & H. Soda 5c Sandwich Tuna Fish, per can 5c Deviled Meats, per can 5c 6 cans 25c Hot Tomato Sauce, per can 5c Pure Spices, per can 5c See What a Nickel Will Buy 3 doz. Clothes Pins 5c Scrub Brushes, 2 for . -. 5c Roiled Oats, per lb 5c Rice, per lb 5c Condensed Milk, per can (small) '. . -5c 6 cans 25c Best Dill Pickles, 4 for .5c Cinnamon, per pkg. 5c Petite Prunes, per lb 5c Sanitary Paper Plates, per dor. .....5c Salt Herring, 3 for 5c Famous Unsalted Hard Bread, box ..5c Sardines in oil, per can 5c 6 cans 25c Homestead Bird Seed Especially prepared by us. In 1 lb. pkg. Consists of mixed selected seed. Cut. tlebone and bird ennui. 3 pkjjs. 25 Canning Hints We Carry Pure Spices of All Kind, Ground or Whole. Black Pepper, ground, per lb 25c Jelly Glasses, per doz. 25c Light-weight Rubbers, per doz 5c Heavy-weight Rubbers, 3 doz. for 25c Parowax, per box 10c Mason Lids, per doz. ..20c Economy Lids, per doz. 20c FLOUR All Leading Brands Olympic, Vim, White Riv er, High Flight, White Mountain, All Hard Wheat Patents, sk. $1.35 Corvallis Flour, Fine Val ley Patent, per sk. $1.10 DAINTY" CRISP SODA WAFERS Jutt a raw broken ones amoaff than, pes pound only S We Take Phone Orders Friday Evenings Until 10 o'Clock Phones-Main 5700, A-6255 Sunnyside Store 994-996 Belmont Coin niest (or manj east aide patrons. Kama prices, same lirnci and specials as at tne sui store. Phone B-1S18 Tabox 18 j 1ST. AND sae Y bOHlGlNAi. Quick Delivery aUwood. Tnesdaxs as Tfeoxedaya. oee City Vark. Xern Park. Axleta, Tremoat and Xenta, Wed nesdays ad r-ridays. Xontavllla and Portland Xslfbts, Thursdays. Otnar see ttons, daily. SUGAR No "String" Tied to Its Sale Here 13 lbs. Fine Granu lated fpr $1.00 100 lbs. Fine Granu lated for.... $8.00 12 lbs. Best Cane and Berry for... $1.00 100 lbs. Best Cane and Berry for. ..$8.25 MACARONI A large assortment of fan cy Italian pastes, 4 lbs. for 25c Broken Macaroni or Spa ghetti, lb 5C Skinner's Macaroni, Spa ghetti, Noodles, from eastern wheat, 3 pkgs. for 25c Mrs. Schleld's German Noodles, box ..10c-20c . mail o) saoaii 50 Shines for 5c Regular 10c box Shinola 5c White Shinola, per box .10c Jet Oil, Non-Friction Polish, bottle 10c 25c bottle Gilt Edge or Non-Friction 20c 25c bottle "Chic" Suede Dressing 10c Butter. Eggs, Cheese "Freshness" Is the Slogan in This - Department Famous Homestead Butter, per roll 60c Full Cream Tillamook Cheese, 2 lbs. 35c Fresh Oregon Ranch Eggs, 2 Dozen 45c Sat. Only All Fresh Vegetables in Season Raspberries, box 5 I Select Calif. Grapefruit, 3 for 10 Loganberries, box 5J I New Potatoes, 10 lbs ..25 Black Caps, box .7 5 Watermelons, per lb 2j4? MEATS OF COLD MEATS Reariy to Serve Cooked Corned Beef, per lb 20 Head Cheese, per lb 12 Fresh Liver Sausage, lb 12aC Knox Wurst, per lbu 15 Best Quality Bologna, lb;...12j4 QUALITY Meat That Will Be Nice to Cook and Use Cold Pot Roast Beef, per lb. Rolled Roast Beef, per lb 156 Shoulder Roast Pork, lb. 12f-i4 Loin Pork Roast, lb 1&4 bnouiaer v e&i itoast, id. ... Loin or Leg Roast VeeJ, lb. Breasts of Veal, lb. Veal Sausage, lb Freeh Dressed Chicken, lb. . . .ir ...10 ....lS -lrtte Sliced PINEAPPLE JUr. 15c Ho. a cans..lO Del Kent Pineapple Xulce. 3 bottles IS Golden Rod Washing Powder For dishes, clothes, flan nels or making; soft soap; adapts itself to either hot or cold, hard or soft water, big pkj. for 5c Crystal White, Sunny Monday, Cascade, Bo rax, Ivory Soap, 6 bars for 25c Peet's, King's or Fels Nap tha, 6 bars 25c Elk Sarqn, 10 bars for 25c Par White, Hard Soap, 7 her. 25c Life Buoy Soap, a medicat ed product, per bat 5c Pure Cocoa Oil .Toilet Soap or Pure Glycerine Soap, per bar 5c WHIPSIT Makes ordinary cream whip light and foamy, 25cJbottle 15c Hershey's Cocoa, -pound tin for 7, 15c HERE'S VERY GOOD NEWS FOR MEAT BUYERS Saturday BARGAINS at the Cascade's BARGAIN MEAT COUNTER It's for the purpose of bringing you in closer touch with this BIG SANITARY MARKET, its modern methods, its service, the cguality of its meats and the extreme lowness of its prices, that we make this an nouncement for our BARGAIN MEAT COUNTER. Come here TOMORROW and share in these TEMPTING MEAT JBARGAINS Choice ROUND STEAK, lb. Choice SIRLOIN STEAK, lb. Choice T-BONE STEAK, lb. SHOULDER 1 Cl PORK I ip 11; 125c i 12!c 12k STEAK, lb. SHOULDER OREGON VEAL lb. .. 12k BEEF POT ROAST, lb. . SELECT BEEF STEW, lb. . . Choice VEAL STEW, lb. .. Fresh HAMBURG. ER, the lb.... Pure PORK SAUSAGE the lb 9 LOAVES FRESH BREAD .... 25c Cascade Delicatessen 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c "Oregon Mist" In every way the beet BUTTER Danish made and paeteur bed. The price) is Oftp pleasing. Pound... OUi Cascade Batter Store Every rood reason why yov should buy our Panama Coffee Regular 35c lb. OQ Saturday special. dUs Ground andT cleaned by new process Cascade Coffee Co. 1 FRESH LING CODFISH, LB. . . 8c Cascade Fish Co. 1 t.; 1 V