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. . . J ? i 1 1 The OREGON STATESMAN, SalemrDregon, ThursdiylSIorning&ruary 25, 1932 PAGE sur x 3 MAKE Tina TEST 5m or ymmrstU hem Cmlu- mct Bokint Ponder met twice to melee j 1 ACTION I ACTION It's wonderful what Calumet's dpes for cakes and biscuits tfHWMt 1mm hmttmr- Put two level tCMPOOn Of GPMUIHCf Into lltti, U t Wipmf f tMtw, ttir rapidly five time and remove the poor. Tne tiny, fine bubble will ri Wry, halJfiUing tho ghue. This im Calumet' first ctio cfJoi tfuU CIom specially provides to take place in your snudng oowU . 4tr th mixture fcee ntlrfy topped rising, stand the glas in m pan of hsT water on the stove. In m moment, m second rising will ttmrt and m- . tinue until the mixture remehee the top of the) glass. This is Calumet's seeend action the mom tion that Calumet holds in reserve to take pbte in your oven. Make this tost to-dmy. So Crnlu met? Dou bio-Action which protect your baking fro m failure. Double-Action vJOU can feel euro your biscuits end cakes will be per- feet when you useCalumetBak - lag Powder, for it baa double action Two leavening actions that protect your baking from ; failure and make It light, fluffy, fine-textured. " Calumet first action, in the f mixing bowl, get the leadening properly started. Then, in the oven; the second action swells through the batter and holds it -blah and light even though - you may not be able to regulate your oven tem perature 'perfect! jr. Bake Calumet cake, some muffins or quick bread. See why it is the larg-st-selling baking powder in the 'world to-day. Only One Level Teaspoon of Calumet to a Cup of Sifted Flour ! 4 Thats the usual Calumet proportion. Be sure to follow It even though you may have been using Marly twice as much with other baking powders. You'll be delighted with this economy ! And more than delighted with the results Calumet give you. Perfect texture! Perfect flavor! All baking powders are required by law to be made of pure, wholesome ingredients. But not all are alike In their action nor In the amount that should be used. And not all will giro yoa equally fine results in your baking. Calumet Is scientifically made of exactly tha right ingredi ent. In exactly the right proportions to produce perfect leavening action Doable-Action. Get can of Calumet from your grocer to-day. Notice Calumet comes in full-stsed If ounce cans. HP CAtLOIVOETi Hie Double-Acting Baking Powder A Product of General Foods Corporation Mi SB DIES IN ALASKA Burial Will be Made at Sclo; Densmore, Jr., Recovers From Injury BCIO. Feb. 21 "Word baa beea receives bora of the death of Frank -Balder la Alaska. The body will be gent hero for burial. Mrs. 'Arch Ray. Mrs. Kuer s Hel ton, Biler Montgomery aad Bill uoBigonerr are ail ciose rela tives of Mrs. Snider. , Mrs. ElTa Baldwin la quit 111 at tae home of her sister, Mrs. Deaa Morris. , ..' v Edward J. Caever of Seattle visited oror the weekend with his wife hero. Mrs. Caever la an in- atraetor la the Solo high school. Oeorre Signs of Dansmulr. Calif., speat the weekend la Sclo at tha Marioa H. Seal and F. H. McDonald homes. Mrs. George Sutherland was called to Salem Sunday- by the serious Illness of her daughter. Mrs. Charles T. Hayaea. Thayer on Visit . Mr. and Mrs. Fax Thayer and family of Portland spent the weekend at tha parental home In Sclo. Their daaghter, Lola, re turned home with them, after spending several daya with rela tives hero. John Deai mora Jr who was in jured several weeks ago At tha Sclo Mill and aUevatqr Oo. plant. Is able to be oat again, bat.lt wiu be several weeks before ha will be able to return to work. Mrs. P. H. McDonald accom panied Mrs. Rlshard XI. PSa to Portland over the weekend for a visit with relatives there. Miss Doris Waddle, who Is at tending the Northwestern school of commerce In Portland, spent the holidays with her parent. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Waddle. Miss Marie Kelly and Bad An-v derson of Rldgefleld, Wash spent Saturday night at tha Sutherland home. Mrs. Ross Ray is confined to, her home with am attack of the flu. Entertain Husband The women of tha "As Ton Like It" club entertained their hu&bandr with ehlckau dinner followed by a program, at tha Richardson Gap school house Monday night. A short play. 'Mrs. Apple and Her Corps" was pre sented, with, ih XfiUowlnf taking parti lTrsv. George Rodgers, Mis Cora, Galavan, Mrs. Alleen Long. Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs. Ernie Caldwell, Mrs. Riley Montgomery, Mrs.: John Merrltt, Mrs. v Beaton Arnold, Mrs. Eddie Bllyea and Mrs. Lester Arnold. Mrs. Ott Bll re and Mrs. YUas Phlllppt sang a number between acts, accom panied by Richard Baischireld on the guitar. Mrs. Albert Q. Prill entertain ed for members of the 8tfo Bridge club at her homo Friday after noon, Honor for high score were awarded to Mrs. Joe withers. BANTA HONORED" AIRLDB. Feb. It Mrs. W. H. Williams entertained Paul Baata at her homo with a dinner for his 11th birthday. Charles Rich ard Moore of Salem was present also at the Williams home. Dinsm em m S WEST STATTOK. Feb.- tl The following directors were elected at the last meeting of the Bean Growers union: Robert Goes. C. D. Shellenberger, Carl Gibson, Edward Jankel snd Dleki son. The growers will meet every two weeks, tho next time to be Msrch ' Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Lacy spent several days In Portland the past week to attend tho wedding of their son Theodore. A get together party was glrea at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Woosley Saturday eight Present wars Mr. and Mrs. Cus ter Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Woosley, Mr. and Mrs. Ace Thom as. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Spies, Mr. and! Floyd Boylngton. A son, Teddy Mrs. William Woosley (host and Levletto Is also present. hostess) ,Ur.i and .Mrs. H Rowl- llns, Mia Josephine 6 noddy. Miss ; Haiel Comatock, Miss II axel spies. Mlu Alice Martin, Miss Mario De lano, MU Ruby Comstock, Mis Happy Spies. Mr. Henry 8noddy. Hsrrey Woosley, Clifford Martin; DukO Dively,; William Hotfeft b riddle, Glenn Spies,- Claranco Woosley, Jesso Martin, Leo Sny der, John Hot fenbrlddle, Lyle Spies,' John Woosley, Joseph Hot teabrlddlo, Donald Sploa and Mr. Becker. - Services were held In recogni tion of . George Washington's birthday at tho Pleasant Grove church, Sunday, with Reverend Stewart of Albany as pastor. Benjamin Chamberlla Is able to bo out again after being confined to his homo tor tho past five weeks with an infection in his hand. GRDtDCEia JXL MEHAMA, Feb. SI Mr. Grimmels is in si serious condition at tho homo of his daughter, Mrs. Pbpcorn Pupfls Give ' Interesting Program ORCHARd'hEIQHTS, Feb. 24. Pupils of tho Popcorn school. under tho direction of their teach er; Miss Josephine Smith, gave an entertaining program aionaay morniag. which was enjoyed . by parents and patrons of tho school. Both Washington and Lincoln were honored in musical numbers. skits and a minuet. Tho entire A. 8. Grlco family is 111 with tho flu. Miss Mary 8t. Pierre of Klngwood Is superin tending household affairs daring their Illness. , NUSOM9 ENTERTAIN WACONDA, Feb. 14 Mr. snd Mrs. AUyn W. Nusom entertained at cards Saturday evening. Five tables of "10r were In play, high score going to Charles M. Hall. Mrs. Henry C. Stafford received tho consolation prise. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cotter Gould of Eugene and J. A. Adams of Montana. ORT CUTS TO FOOD PRPflRflTI0i1 5 featured ak tho Statesman -Safeway COOKING SCHOOL Times and fashions change. You art invited to at- , tend The Statesman-Safewaj Cooklnfir School sessions at tha Armory today. Hear Helen Elizabeth Brown and Amelia Sansom, Horn Economists, explain all the newest and most practical ideas in cookery as well as what's new in the serving of food. Don't miss to day's program. 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