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Newspaper Page TextV S .7 f '' ; 6 TIIU CIlt:G02 StATiAKrIrOREGON "FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTOIHEP. 23riS23' v.r - 9 Salem Social -News Ati $octey Meets ' ThiGenjeral Aid society of the. rirstj Methodist church . held Its monthly? business session and so cial j:;.!-ring" on Wednesday after noon;glnnlng" at this time a busy program lor an interesting winter season. 'Prominent on the society's program ..will be the rummage sale and baaxar October 15. 16 and 17, full announcement of which Will be made later. ' ; The- following new, officers !P.t the aid society took their places on Wednesday: f President, "Mrs, II. ILi'Vandevort; vice president, Mrs. . Harriet Durkhelmer ; v secre- convention In San Francisco- of the Pacific International Photograph ers association. ? The -Jinesjt pictures s thownat the California convention wjjljbe, shown at the state-fair this year. The collection will include .the very best specimens under -the fol lowing classes: "portrUnre.fcbin merclal photography and color work. The exilblt;wiuitt$ra sentatlve'of ninety percent of the studies, oi .the raffltttist: WW bora of the,; WJUanvetv Valley PhoJosrap,h?J assjoclation, h.a hare 'shown, unprecedented. "inter est ttt" the forthcoming" display, are tary, Mrs. Grant Day; correspond-1 asked to send In-their he&t woxke, Ing secretary,' Mrs. Ronald GIot-J the closing date for .entries to. he bears the same relation to the west that the National does to the east, and is so recognized by' all authorities. ; . -, heaves for O. A. C. Luke Shields left on Wednes day for Corvallia where he will re-enter the Oregon Agricultural col lege. Mr. Shields is a senior in Industrial arts. He Is a mem ber of the Sigma Phi Epsilom fra ternity. Alta Barton also left this week for Corrallis. He will enter the college as a freshman. er; devotional secretary, ' Mrs. R. K. Ohlfng.and treasurerMrs. L L. McAdams.' ' . ' At the; September meeting, the members, of the Tew Pak;' circto acted as hostesses tor the day wlth iMrs. George IJ." Emory.the president, presiding during the program which consisted of the following numbers: Instrumental trio, Misses Findley -Hetaiek nd Gerth; vocal solo, Mrs- Donald W. Riddle; instrumental solo, Mary Hickman. ' ' . ' During the tea. hour Mia, A, A. Underbill acted' as chairman of the social ctnnmlttee. The lea table was, centered ' wilh pastel asters in "'' crystal Towf circled with llghtedtajry taflver add ers. Mrs.j(pepr BJf'( ijr&jsnd Mrs. Charjea,, iM a iuu urns.;. . -. i. Return From Portlajid 4 t wrs. raw i ii. j.unser snd utile son. Pas!,-Jr., are .home- front; a week spent in .Portland. : Master lUnser was under treatment at the Emmanuel Hospital during his bsense. H- la greatly ImproTed, his friends will be glad to know. Photography at Fair Two classes, that of profession al and amateur photography, hTe been eliminated from the compet itive classes In the art department of the state fair 7ear, this" ruling c;ug ito - enact following a re cent action. Which complies" with a similar one made at the recent the day before. the,oe4Ihg pi the fair," September 28 . - There will fee! two kanderd and fifty pictures in the Pacific' Inter national , exhibit vwlth "ninety pic tures representative df commercial nhotoKranhr. J. H. Gansler- of Portland, -who hung the northern section's pictures at San Francisco will be in Salem -to. pUee the ex hibit. Ocoipa'.will be"art4nged as they were in Caornia, so that. the different types pf photographs will be readily discernable by .the public, and to further the Interest in the display Miss Kathryn'Ghn nell of Salem, 1 will . bei pa: Mnd eafch afternoon" to answer q.ues- ttpna regardln the. artlsU who nda4e the, pictures; what - consti tute jCiUiy m .pnotogranpic wir-K, in inythlng else that may .... 1 , wnM wt Tb& ratio; system ' which will go Into effect at the 1&26 Phbto- graphic convention to b held in Seattle will he used. in making np the iprjtalttnt.ttsf tor the state-fair-art ; department next ycari ' This Is the. first time -than an exhibit of this kind has been Shawn In Salem, but hereafter the state fair will be la line : for the first showing o fthe Pacific Inter national traveling exhibit the, date of the .fair following as it does so, closely after the larger con vention. -'.- ' Tie convention in San Francis co this month was "ttie,'first an nual " meet for the Pacific ' Inter national; an organization which Today l?omn's Auxiliary I :. i The members of the Woman's Auxiliary 'of St. Paul's Episcopal church will meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the home, of Mrs. - Russell Catlin, Thirteenth, and Chemeketa streets, for the first meeting of the season. Ladies of the G. A. R. ! t The ladles of the U. S. Grant circle No. 5 of the Ladies of the G. A. R. will be held at the home of Mrs. Mary tfelspn, 224, 224 Court street, on Saturday. I Miss Liston Returns - Miss Ethel Liston has returned from a ten day motor trip through Washington and British Columbia made in company. with A. J. Ioa':$'fF$fpjk'a gei Liston of AkronOhioY-T.They Ladies' Aid society. First Pres byterian church. ' Church parlors. 2'3Q o'clock. ' Modern Thought section of Sa lem ' Arts league. Miss Cornelia Marvin ' leader. Public library, 7:20 o'clock. ; , ' Women's society First Baptist church. Mrs. Theodore Roth, 925 D street, hostess. . Woman's auxiliary, St Paul's Episcopal church- Mrs. Russell Catlin, corner 13th and Chemeketa streets, hostess. Saturday ' Salem Woman's club. Miss Eleanor Sutter of the Portland library, speaker. 2:30 o'clock. Cooked food sale. Ladies of the ' Scandinavian church. S. P. ticket office." . ' " "t''.' " ' ,' -''IT H f.nnt Iinl : Vn'-T. Trlloo of the OAR. 'Mrs. Mary "Nelson 234 Court streets hostess. '". work will take place from 2 u-U! 5 o'clock.,. ... . In Mrs. Alden's committee are: Mrs. Russell CatUn. Mrs.. Richard Cartwright, Mrs. Lewis D. Grif fith, Mrs. Harwood Hall, and Mrs. Curtis Cross. . . Woman's Club Saturday .. "American Art" is the subject which ; Miss Eleanor Statter,' art reference assistant of the Portland Library association, has chosen for her topic tomorrow afternoon at the second September meeting of the Salem Woman's club- Tomorrow's social be tixr numbers, by a ladlea trio including ia ita ' personal, Mea dimea Shaaka, Rlngo and McAl lister. - ' 'Mrs. Harry Harms, Mrs. : Dale Taylor, Mrs. . F. W. Edgar and Mrs. Harry Ralph, will assist Mrs. Rith in serving refreshments. i NEWS BRIEFS; w. . (Continued from page 5) constet of eight one-story bunga- lows at 1330-33.-4I-54-C2 and 70 John, and 235 Miller. Cost of the cout is to be $24,000. P. D, Qulsenberry ' was given a permit to construct a one . and . onehalf story dwelling to cost' 24000 at 170 West Le telle. Union Roster itXAT cuTTra's uxioir - o. tsa PrMidM W. X. Ualbwa; MtnUrr, &krt Fed. cuprrAi. TTToaairmcAi. rxioir ko. 310 Frldal, U. T. Itiui mttliq, X. D. PUMMa. llNU eomA lur mj, 1:00 p. B. CAR?CNTCB'8 . CWIOX KO. 10J MmX Tkan. Artkar Tmek r. prttidnt: Wb. Ptttit, ertrr. Skilled laraUkaa. Pka XT. Lodge Roster FmVUa4 rrrr rl Uxt Mr Sr BaImi, tk piUi ! Orfa. Drirer Appeals Case ' . William Riedy. of Lenta. Or., who was .sentenced to pay a fine of 3250 or spend 125 days In Jail In Woodburn after being convicted of a reckless driving charge, has appealed his case to the circuit court here. The trial ia Wood- burn was before Justice of the Peace Overton, of that district. Besides the fine, Reidy's opera tore license .was revoked for six months. Two Tcaclicrs 111 Msa May Ranch, head of the English department at Parrlsh Junior high school, and Miss Ida Wright, secretary to J. C. Nelson, committee principal of the high school, were includes: Mrs. E. M. Page, Mrs. I reported confined to their homes P. A. Eiker, Mrs. H. V. omnton, I Thursday because of bad colds. -V, . ,, J . W . T T 1 , ' - Airs, x'nii ;e w Lujer, Burnt-nvuiv ' " . raATXXXAIt OKOXS OP XAOUCa, m lit Ut sr w. w. o. w. UMU, a. JL. wiiiott. bm't. ti. iss4-a. ing holiday and spring merchan dise from the company's staff of 40 New York buyers.' Engineer Dies -t ;. . "... Jacob Warner, 5 4. died suiden ly Thursday morning from heart failure. He has been chief en gineer at the state house for the past 13 years. . Warner reported for work but became quite ill about 6:30 o'clock and was taken his home, 507 Nortlj Twentieth, where he passed away. He was a native of Ohio and is-survived by his widow and daughter. Mrs. Vernon Mentser, both of Salem. Om Sin. Locai Rates For Classified Advertising . XRy er 8acf S MU ft wr AUTO REPAIRIXa RtPAJUBJKO. TIBE8 AXD tb, MtMiorwt. ru u iL it KI i.a 4 LBJtKXOOOD OARAGE. PkM 4. MilWr i 8. Crnuc -reiki ut. W ipciU Li ron4 0oaia torx. ttf . msI K wr S mM p wr4. Mi were 'guestsTsay.I;'oMrs To Form Classes a Smiths MrsBayipartml7 Mrs. Palme Chaagcs Hands- Wm. McGilshrisU Jr. Mrs. v Les-1 . The Pastime card ' raom Hn C. W. Niemeyer who kHarequent ter Barr, Mas. Walter Page, Mrs. J been bought' by 'Ed Blessing and jv.; sh; ti '.. '-i lWhitUgaWt.rTJTK;-- Lnnt '. Casel possession of the "place 'Thufsdav. It. , w I 1 fX. 1 . . . . Ti .frreuca. t5J Jt ' ; :- i jice lormeriy owned oy Patrick and Michaels. Mr. Bless ing owned the billiard narlor next One of Sattart majors theatre jto the Whitehouse restaurant for events promises to be the appear-; J two years, but sold the plact last ance here on weaneaaay. uciooer i spring. 7, of the Moroni Olsen players lni ; t Bernard Shaw's' matchless'1 com-1 Help Shortage edy, "Pygmalion, i Sereral rood lobs for housework r rencn. tio jt Plans were-made-yesterday aft-J - Si.-vik .js...;. ..a ernoon at a, meeting of the educa-l .' jgmatoatie ueuig . Uonal CQmmittee of the Salem Woman's club of which Mrs. George H. Alden is president, for a full afternoon of study "classes every, other Monday. Classes In Oregon history, current events, and literature will all be conduct Ladd & Bush Enlarge The Ladd A Bush bank of Sa lem is to undergo a considerable enlargement and will be remodel ed, according to plans announced Thursday., i AsJf. Busb-Shead of the bank, annouacetba7detalls will be 'xmii.i kw'rf v..:. ' . J.a.'t.ll.! t l' 1,-.T - Leaves foFftchot'. 1 Jack Cuxrie, ton of , Irs. Jack Currle, housemother foP-the local YWCA, has departed .torEugene where he will enter npoaihl fresh man year at the Ualversfty; pf pre gon. -a . ...: A committee of prominent S-iaid for cooklne ar awittin t ea, one aiier me omer, tnose in-1 tern peopie are personally Bpousor-i ie office of iLs local -YWCA, and A Sale of terested attending, the one, two, or three as they desire. So far the final details are not ready for an nouncement.'bat (he plan, in gen eral,' Is to make such class-work as' ether organizations have make available only" for 'the evening. 1 possible for those whose after tipon are free Instead. Competent instructors will be secured for. all classes that organtee. , .Theclass ;V;.PriMQ3G. Slips;; r(t .... .' ! . .. j ; . . . " ' -' "' ' T - ; j. J , . I vi.s -- . n . til t - ' r. r. 18 RacUiii anc Rayon Slips Navy, Brown, Black, Rust regular value ?5, $2. : Jersey Silk and Rayon Vests Pink and Orchid, regular value $2.50 SPECIAL $1. 79 Ctcro Ds China Blocsicrs Laco trimrneS, OrcW and Pink, regular $5.50; . SPECIALj f rr ' il JJ Salcni's Lcadirj per?rtc.rct Etote . l 4. J Corning tot , j V '.L-vJ-j' SALEM" . ',j; Dr. r.lclbntilin , SPECIALIST '' in Internal Medicine) for th past twelve years . . ' ing this enterprise which prom ises to lead to further dramatic offerings if the local, people give adequate support. - ; : : ; The following are sponsoring the Initial play: -Miss Mabel Robertson, Mrs. George H. Alden. Paul "B. . Wallace, , Prof. Horace Williston, Prof. Morton : E. Peck, Prof. E. T. Brown, Prof. Horace G. Rahskppf, Miss Ethel McGil- chrlst and Miss Carol S.. Dibble.. . Section to Open One at the most stimulating PI there are not enough girls to fill the positions, according to word received from the . office . today. There are 25 positions awaiting to be filled at the present time. : Daughter Not Dead l The followiag note has been re ceived from Mark Siddall, of As toria, relative to word received by them that a Salem paper published notice of the death or a daughter. "We - have never had bit, one daughter, a former , student at une vi u"fc WUlamette -university, and she Is tha courses being offered through I. . ' tha Saleni ArU' League this IZuZ: 4?Zr?::" - r,uc? 1 4.. .tU. In mnA I -'- " uwvw iun. finniit . wMrh MIm Cornelia I iu ,., ; w itK.t wlTT Too ('iiurvo is nuiru twice monthly. The class will open h "w.hwiis nas iuea sun ior HOUSEHOLD HDITS MENU HINT Breakfast Fresh Fruit Cereal with Top Milk Sour Milk Griddle Cakes . . Coffee Luiubon Ham Omelet Toast Green Applesauce Buttermilk Molasses Cookies Milk . IHnner Potatoes au Gratia Hot Cabbage Salad Slfced Peaches Crumb Cako ; 1 . , Tea. . ! . lui7 .. HWItllWWH Is t Mr tk wtrm tka m tla nK, TorvUMl mm0 tma la ecaliv tana. V m. Ua ir Wa tl Mla. AAm. rmm Suit; OS LI Urfi -tiJM tsl. . AJWJrr (n(r rMMuk . ffiMtaa Wbm 7 V tka n-r ipkM U the a4artiM it T StaVacatm will ifw Iffct. T tsfM VTwytr Uaaifia KLS50r3 ac SS . AUTO TOPS gzc cs roa top a.vd puxt wokx. O. 3. Hail 'Aat Tap Palat EWp. MFSSCKGER WAXTED DAT Vrtra f . Money to Loan 0 B1 Ertata r. k. you (Ort lU a Baa Baak) BXT031 LIAVf TOUi iAa it TOO OB CAB, HA Insured Properly Paaaa 111. Baeka h XaaMcka 17. a. Baak Bldf. - 4 It-U HELP WANTED Male It WO .IK. ll.?1 WAXTEL Thnpioyaieat 10 REUABLK MAX WANTS JOB AS watcaoaa . Apply B. IS. StaUaataa. 19f37 WILX, DO KAUiOillSlNO. OB RtPIDE Kiatimc ia rxta r far ar la O. H. m. 55il gtataaaaa. lili' rOR OAROZX V LOWING. BAEEXTST acrax aa Vaaaa arark, 7aa I r. llaf' BASEMENT - D1GOIXQ ASO LAW STaAiag. Faaaa IMAM. 1909 WOOL OOL HOSE CHILD RIX'S apart kaaa, kai ta arar. Uaa4 kalv Ua. Paaaa 1T7S-J. 19a SOU FOR RENT 21 raixTED OAaD9, awa i bt t- werdiaf 'Tax lUat.". cie 19 aaala aack. Suutau Saalaaaa Oflica, aa nM flaar. t)It IlEXT AratrnseaU S3 rCRSlSHED (oauaer. PABTklEXT. 293 X. S3a24 AUTOMODILEa SALEM AUTO WRXCKIXQ CO. VTkla. Tiraa, Siau, 7adr tUMt rrte a4 Laaa caik lot a!4 aara. ra fkoaa siss l3tf - f i m a 1 Parta. far ail eai eta a. Cka 8 CHE CLE S AUTO WKIXKIXO 00, arid k7 yaor ala aar. . Hlgkart eaaa Jnea Taij, 10H K, OoaimTtal Pt .tllFtf FOR BE XT 5-KOO PLAT. SC IT ABLE far aX(U at UtUc 4aaxteiav TaL 1825 or cail at. 161 X. 11 ta. 5Si27 t BOCg APA&TMCXT. ISIS STATU. t3kS4 BOm .APARTMENT. PARTJ-T TCB- roa . itsr-APABTMEjrrs CtaBireitL ... . 491 V . at 7 : SO o'clock this, evening , la the city : library. Anyona Inter- dirorce ' against John R. Stevens n the-circuit court here. They DOES KOT OPERATE m - 1 a AVaa. m a a mill . . ested may become , .eligible. pr 1 J: m,irnea 1H county in simply joining the Salem Arte'p'crODeT' i- Stevens cnarg- Leaeue: and paying the annnall" eroa in January or 19ZI Thursday, Oct. 1 L Oneway Only'; Will ba at - Marion llotel y .; r Office Hoars: 10 a. m. to 4 p.m. dues of one dollar Ca Wednesday night a: class In .short story telling, under the in- No Chargo, for Coasultation Dr. Mellenthia Is a regular grad uate in medicine and aurgery. and! second is licensed by the state ot Oregon. I from 7 He doe aot operate for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils "or adenoids. ; He has Jto his credit wonderful results in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels; 'blood, skin, nerves. hear t, - kidiejrWddjBr.. bed wet ting, catarrh, .nreaka lungs rheu- spiratlonal' leadership of. LMal,n;the UmU Belle Bellinger, opened for the year. Mrs. Bellinger outlined me course aa she had planned It and gave aa Introductory talk on short story telling aa an art a very old, beautiful, art and a. very serious one. The class meets every aad fourth 30 to 8:30 o'clock la (he library. classes, will find it . a very ' good practice to come provided with notebook and pencil. Fhe asks the custody of two minor children and $50 a month tor their support. ? There are six children Estate Fee Allowed. rt Frank D. Bllgh,' administrator of the estate of T. G. Bllgh. has been allowed $4,433.30 as admin istrators fees, according to the laws "of the state regulating the Wedneedayfclo8l,1: of eBt- Attorney fee i. ts-.!0' 13000 were also granted by J. The members ot these ll" ant Marin county clerk. The find It. a very good I'i' U M"W. ete Is va.ued at SZ13,94Ur ; TODAY'S RECIPES . Buttermilk Griddle Cookies- Two cups flour, two teaspoons bak ing powderoae teaspoon salt; one halt teaspoon soda, three table spoons " sugar,' three tablespoons melted shortening, one and : one- half cups buttermilk or sour milk, one egg. Mix and sift dry ingred ients. Beat egg, add! milk and stir .slowly Into first mixture. 'Beat thoroughly and add melted short ening,. Drop by spoonful oc a greased hot griddle. Cook on on side.' When puffed, full of bub bles and cooked on the edges, turn and cook other side. Makes about IS cakes. I NUT BREAD FOB SAXD- Lloas fo Meet- Motorist- Ma kes Trip - -; ; t At th . weekljr toacheoa'f. the njiineiyne years of, age.rAdons eiub today vejiison farnlsh- in the person. ofMr. Goe Durland 1 ed by John W. Qr,VU aa served. rec aTaUm?f:' - ?f ?ad'bT'"r-. m'?eL. UaIaIbT aa a& IKaMatiafataVaMAf raw I. f . I - . - j- f T 1 . C a ;!.kT T " . Monaay on a trip from) or association Taadeville. ot su miss jumiw ituesu ini Otegrmr the Hei- er an act accord- Rosebarg to Portland. , Ir, Dur-jlng to annpuncelnebt.'TBe speiker nuso f. aiuiu, ctiiuu, .i&u..imm ttt u:n... VIU t CT I , -.1 nmwm trnn. : - I" -T- . y . Mrs. Otto Will, Jefferson, vsrf- cose nicer, leg M. P. Chrlstianson, . Albany, bladder trouble. Mrs. Jr. A.- Ewan, Coquille, stomach trouble ?'.- I Hardlns's ltrothoo Vi.it. , . . -7- . ' IKOtnan society . - Dr. George T. Harding, brother The Woman's society , of the WarreH a-Hardiag, late prrI first Baptist church will; hold its dent of the United States, was ia quarterly business meting and tea Salem last Sunday visiting Custer at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon Ross of SUverton. nis visit was at the home of Mrs. Theodore not mads known until ThurxHir. Robert Zigllnski, ScIot stomach 1 Roth, $25 D stret. The meetiBj LDr. Hardbag recently attended the Kiwanis conierence at Vancouver, B. C. The two are cousins. and heart trouble. I will begin promptly and ' close John Roth; Albany, adenoids lerlT ,n order that those planning and tonsils,. . I to attend the BUly Sunday meet- Mrs. M. I. Olsen: -Portland, an- In5 la Portland may have ample pendicitis. ; I time. , Tne devotional . leader of p.m.Tnh.r th- .hn, rft that afternoon will be Mrs. S. Vail Jarmaatb Poributtl J. B. Jarman. manager of the J. C. Penney company here, left consultation on this trip will be wbo wiU take her topic, "Peter, Tor! "Portland Thursday to attend free and that his treatment is dif ferent. Married women must be accom panied by their husbands. - .Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg Los i Angeles, California tne Flsnerman. - . - twiHiiy mnmtifln nf ntninn After a Short buslaess meeting from Oregon. Washlnrton. Idaho Mrs. cnanes McAllister will favor and Montana. The meetings will me guests wjtna number of .vocal 1 be. held at-tha. Multnomah hotel- solos. "Mrs. Clifton Mudd Willi Folio wine "the -onTntlnn r give a piano, solo, yhere will also Jarmsn will spend eight days buy- with sour cream, season with salt. pepper, paprika and celery, salt and add two or three tablespoons vinegar. Heat fust to the bo 11 lag point and serve hot. '. The cabbage has not' been .cooked aad retains its freshness in this hot salad. Battcrmilk Molasses Cookies Two cups sngar, one cup mo lasses, one cup fat (melter), one egg, one teaspoon ginger, one tea' spoon salt, one-halt teaspoon ground cloves, two tablespoons buttermilk dissolved in one cup water. Cream together the fat and sugar, add -the egg. butter milk and salt, soda and spices to gether. , Add just enough flour to make a soft dough. Roll to one half Inch thickness, cut and bake In a hot oven. ' -. . Cramb Cake One cup sugar two and -on-haK cups flour, one half cup shortening, one-halt tea spoon each of ground mace, cin namon, cloves, allspice and salt, one-half cup. molasses, two tea spoons baking powder, one-quarter teaspoon soda, one egg. one cup buttermilk. Sift flonr with spices, add sugar and salt. 'Work In fat with a fork as in making biscuits. Take out three-quarters of a cup of this mixture. To tha remain der add molaases. baking powder soda, slightly beaten egg and sour milk. Pot Into pan aad sprinkle the reserved three-quarters cup of first mixture over top. Bake In loaf in a moderate oven (2S0) for 45 mlnuUv PEDTrtD CASUS. CZX 14' T T wo4i Roam to Raat." pria 19 eaaU. .. gtUasaaS BwUaM Olftc VOn REXT Rooms . 25 booms-roa bsxt at s. ubebtt. MODERN BOOMS FROM NOW. IS ladiac Tair wrrk. 99.00. 1 block fro CapiWkL Tel. 90S-J. , . IS 24 SICE ROOM. 6a5-W. CLOSB W. THOXt Xa2; FOR BEST rCRXISHED SLEEPIXO room, faaltaaaaa, saraca. 8&S Utrwa. TaU 445-M. 25i2(Ht WICHKS : One and one-fourth cups brown sugar, one and one-halt cups sweet milk, pne. teaspoon salt, three and one-half cups flour, sift before measuring; four teaspoons baking powder, one cup chopped nuts. Enfllah walnuts, or mixed nul,'pna cup chopped dates.- t : Mix nd ppf 4U5p, tm$l or one large'brcadipaa? Stand 2 minutes -uV-ioi to -.a, medium "oven and baka 50 minutes. This bread,jan,sjai;beter a day otttwp olrii f-.Cattkta slices is d.s8a4 .witi.b.tiHeK for jiand-. wiches. Fhirt-to.fcELVi 'Oa hand these busy days when one wants to picnic or when gnets motor nam KnacitJi tseai four eggs very light, the whites to a stiff froth, the yolks to a thick batter; add to th yolks four tablespoons of milk, pepper and salt, and one- half cup cooked, chopped ham Add the whites last. . Put a piece of butter half the site of sa egg in tbe frying pan; be careful not scorch; when it ia si tiling tarn in the egg aad cook oa tbe back ot the store until done. ', Fold over and sarva.' - - .Hot Cabbage 8Ud Slice cab bage very fine, cover in stew pan LARGE FLAT FOR EE XT 4 BOOMS aa4 faraaea. S3 7-50 Vara at Ortobar Unt. Br ke A liaadHcka, UciUx Bids, 189 X. Hira fct. . 23a2jtt ROOM FOR BINT IB- MODERN COMB tkraa . blacks troa iuu kaaaa. AU eaaraaiaacaa. Oamtlfia prafarraa. Flaaaa giva rafaraacos a, aidr-aa A. cara Stateaaaa. tSJ2Saf FOR RZNT ROOM SUITABLE FOB taAaata. witk alavplar yorek arirtlataa. Z'arrtkiaa aiaAaim. Balaraaeac ara ra-' qalrad. Addraaa roaa cara StaUaaaa. - - . 252Alf FOR RKT Uoajaca 27 FOR REXT FCRXlSWliD Raaaaaakk. - 124S M4iaaa." HOr8E. ?Tal , 4 BOOM FXTBXISHED H0C4E. . t4 . block trim aav Uaa. - Ptaa Tard, tia. nu, ate -144 fro. 19U EV S72S. HEATED BOOMS WITH Cloco ta. 524 X. Cottaca. BOARD. 2ia2t OR BEXT 5 BOOM BCXOALOW. balk, aleapUg part A. baiaiant. - Iu aaea. electric ransa. valer fcaater. rarat. 940. Tel lu2 B. 2724 IX) YOU REXT HERE I i EOOMS aad caraca rijkt vkare yaa nt iu Cat t 4320O a4 taraaa wUl kaadJa. Yacaal. Favinc. walk, lart lot atar arkoola. Back a Haa4ricka. HeHir Bids, 1M V. Hick 8A. t7dJ FOR BEXT 4-BOOM FLAT. I4: T MENU KIXT Breakfast Prepared Wheat Cereal Top Milk -Broiled Br.con Whole Wheat Bread Toast; Marmalade Coffee . . . 1 ; Lnnclkeon . '.Creamed Mushrooms on Toast Fruit Salad ' . Wafers ' ' Buttermilk ' ' ! : .- . ' ; Dinner ; r Cream of Spinach Sbnp'V : - Egg and Lettuce Salad with ' : ' French Dressing ' . ' ' , Whole -Wheat Bread ( Rolls -. Caramel Custard:.' J . ... . : ' i TODAYS RECIPES .. ; ' CYcank ot HplnVh Sonp , Take one cup left over spinach chopped fine; one pint milk; one tablespoon butter; one-half tablespoon flour; (one spoonful If you like thick soup) ; one teaspoon salt. Uaa less salt if spinach Is salted. . SUGGESTION For tbe disposal of paper there Is the wire basket, especially need ful In the detached house if papers accumulate more quickly than they can be disposed of ordinarily. This is a burner and Is like an en larged trash basket, except that it has tla top.- Papers are piled In. the tin lid is f as tea ed down and then the whole Is taken to some safe $laWuldorsvxhai:e it match caran 440: T-ream kaaaa. 4&0; 4-roaaw koaae. 430; 4-reeaa keaaa. SIS ; farmiak S-rooe fiat aa4 ge nre. 430. GERTRUDE J. X. PAGE 4M X. CetUra. 7.1Jtf FOR IU:XT--aFa-sas 8 I HAVE S EVER AX, IRRIGATED FARMS far raat, T. K. Tkaeaeooa, Taraar. Ore. FWaaa 4 XX. 3ltf rOR REXT 14 ACRES, 119 At: a4 Caltlratad. 40 afraa r4 alara. - oaa(X evarfraam brris to yay tka aU-.Laad UTraA aaooara e-eonaa kaaaa, 4p car4 well aad itf prr ' ara ?ttm. Bars ate. I4 va-laa X. -Salrii ia TaaikiH eaoatf ea Maeedee. ' read, klirkvood Motar Ce Fkeao 411. ' co, re TTATEl--Micellaeoaa 83 rcaxrrvRE ,ACKLf -rpa khif- eau-.tvin f arauara . "--, ii20tf U1QHEST FRICE. FAU . l"OR CSEJ aa, taole, farai'are. Ptifl'4 Caa4 . 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