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Chafing Dish Recipes
By the Thursday Afternoon dub
The following excellent chafing dish
recipes are furnished the public by
the Thursday Afternoon club of thla
cny, wnicn recently brought a do
meatlc acience demortstrator here to
conduct a aerlea of cooking lessona.
Theae recipe are a part of those used
oy me aemonstrator.
Creole Clams.
Twenty-five hard shell clams, 1
heaping tablespoon butter, 2 cloves,
H bay leaf, 1 stalk celery, 1 slice
onion and carrot, 1 heaping table
apoon flour, 1 cup atewed and strain
ed tomato, 1 tablespoon green pepper,
1 tablespoon minced parsley; salt and
pepper.
Wash and pick over the clams.
Steam till they begin to open. Re
move from shells. Cut off the black
end of the "neck" and cut the clams
In pieces.
Put In a stewpan with the butter,
cloves, bay leaf, celery, onion and car
rot. Cook slowly till the onion begins
to brown, take out the bay leaf, stir
In the flour, when blended add the
tomato, then the green pepper, finely
chopped. Season, cook 6 minutes,
add the minced parsley and serve.
Halibut Timbala With. Creamed Peas.
One pound raw halibut yolk of 1
egg. 1 14 teaspoon salt, white pepper
and cayenne, 1 teaspoon cornstarch,
2-8 cup milk, 1-J cup cream (whipped).
Chop the halibut very fine; beat the
"a aaa to it the seasoning.
llend the cornstarch with a little of
the milk, stir Into the remainder of
the milk, then Into the egg, and stir
an into tne fish. Lastly fold in the
whipped cream.
Butter the timbal moulds thorough
ly, arrange a circle of cooked peas
around the bottom and fill two-thirds
run of the fish preparation. Set into
a pan of hot water, cook without boil
ing, about 20 minutes.
Turn from the mould and surround
wun creamed peas.
sister, Mrs. Ward White of Portland.
Following Is the proa-ram
1. Duet "On Wlnga of Song,"
(Mendelssohn), Mlsa Hartman, Mra.
Dickson.
2. Piano' 8olo (a) "Barcarolle,"
(Rubenstcln.) (b) "Doll's Waltz,"
(foldlni), Miss Bartholomew.
3. Vocal Solo (a) "A Song at
evening," (UeKoven); (b) "Protesta
tlons." (Norris). Mrs. Carter.
4. Duet "Oh, That We Two Were
Maying," (Neidllnger), Miss Hartman
aim. DicKSOn.
B. Piano Solo (a) "The Butter
fly, (Grieg); (b) "Dance Caprice,"
tuneg, Mrs. Blusher,
6. Vocal Solo (a) "Deep Shaded
KnrAnt " ' rnnualnil. v. ., ,
V ........ ,i; , v u ; iwu
April," (Nevln). Miss klnsella
7. Piano Solo "The Erl King,"
(Schubert-Ltszt). Miss Rrmnl fnnn
8. VOCal SOlO fft "In lh Tim nt
noses," (Relchardt); (b) "Glamour
tmascneronij, miss Rena Ferguson
. Piano Solo "Polish Dance,
(ctcnarwenka), Mrs. Phelps.
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c. iu a.
Mrs. W. J. Furnish mill ho hn.to..
for the Current Literature club Frl
day, May 26. at the usual tim a
o clock. The afternoon will Ha Aa.
voted to a study of "William Dean
noweiis." This will be the final
meeting of the year.
ShaVeNnrermn DnwtmiM.
The ShakesDearean rtiih m m
with Mrs. LIna Sturgla Monday, May
6i, ai z:au.
TOO MUCH MEDICINE
m KisrtiM cukti.N'UAMjY wronged hy over-eatixg and
utr.n-mu.M.'d,, TI1K D KI.'.ILilTATED CONDITION AG
GHAVATED BY DOMING WITH HARSH NAfSEOLH DRUGS
AND MEDICINES.
i Creamed Peaa.
One can of peas, drain, rinse, cover
wun coning water and drain again.
Melt 2 tablesnnons nf hnttA aa i
tablespoon of flour with 1 teaspoon
"u one-nair a teaspoon of
salt Add the peaa and one-third cup
vi miia. cook till the liquid be.
I ins to DUDDltJ.
Cheese Fondo.
Threoquartcrs of a pound cheese.
uronen into oils, z tablespoons butter,
1 tablespoon flour. 1 saltsnnnn nr u
teaspoon each of soda and mustard,
4 cup milk, tt cup stale bread
crumbs, 3 eggs; cayenne or nanrlka
Sift the soda, mustard and
Into the flour and cook In the butter
until frothy, then add the mlllc
ually; when the sauce bolls after all
the milk has been added, put the
blazer Into the bath, add the crumbs
and cheese, and cook and atlr until
the cheese Is melted and the mixture
becomes smooth; add the eggs beaten
until light, and serve at once.
Macaroon Pudding.
one pint milk, 8 eggs or 4 yolks, S
taoiespoon sugar, H cup maca
roon crumbs.
Soak about one dozen whniA man.
roona In cherry Juice for 15 minutes.
Put the other Ingredients Into the up
per pan of the chafing dish over the
noi water pan, lay the soaked maca
roona on top. Cook over hot water
till the custard sets.
Club Notes
Mimical
Among the munv delightful mtuinni
events of the past season none were
more cnarming or more enjoyed than
the musical riven hv uM .uhn i .,.,
Dickson on Thursday. Mrs. Dickson
naa arranged a splendid program,
which was well suited to the varied
talents of those who assisted her.
The guesta were in a receptive mood
and everv memhpr nf the pTpniiantw
rendered program was highly appre
ciated, especially the artistic singing
or miss lunsena, of two number
which were enthusiastically received;
the more so. nerhnns. am thla In m-nh.
ably the last time the ladles will hear
ner oeiore sno goes to i'ortland to re.
side.
Mrs. Dickson was nsslsted hy hor
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MANICURING
FACIAL MASSAGE
CHIROPODY A SPECIALTY.
OutKUlo Colls Promptly
Attended to.
Miss C. Hudson
'PHONE MAIN 2.
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A Guaranteed Cure.
For all dlsoaseB arising from disor
ders of
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
Weak or lame back, backache,
scalding, acanty and highly colored
urine, congeatlon of the kidneys, In
flammation of the bladder and all
troublea of the urinary system.
Dr. Seller Gray, London, B. C.
The Pendleton Drug Co.
AgtrrU
50o per box.
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The excessive anri Inri IflfiplmlnntA
use of medicines, in these days, can
not be too strongly condemned. The
food you eat if nrnnerlv AitreatnA B
an tne ionic you need.
Only common sense Is needed. The
food must be digested and the bowels
must not be allowed in Hno- p,MArva
your health by preventing these conditions.
ConstlDatlon aurelv leans tn Indi
gestion, biliousness, etn.. nnH Hima
conditions when neglected affect the
condition of the blood. dnhlllini th
system, rendering It susceptible to
more aerlous ailments, and less able
to resist auch attacks.
If your stomach has hnn oHubaH
by over-eating, weakened by drugs or
sickness, you won't have to stop eat
ing or diet yourself. All you need is
something that will aid the atomach in
lta functions and rellava it fmrn htn
constantly Irritated by undigested
food. The purest and simplest rem
edy for this purpose are the Califor
nia Prune Wafers natural iMni...
ent made from the pure, fresh fruit
a general laxative and awetenr nf
the atomach no other medicine Is
necessary.
When you are hlllnns. If la n .ion
that your liver Is out of order, and,
tne poisonous bile, Instead of being
excreted from the body through the
intestines. Is taken lln In Iha hlnn.1
As a result of biliousness, the entire
system suffers. There are griping
pains In the abdomen, headachea,
dizziness, constipation, pain In the
right aide, and some times the skin
becomes anllnw nnrl xin 1 1 1. ii.i., v. -
and itchy. Take two or three Califor
nia, riuim vvuiers arter meals, and in
a short tlma vnm iivan win ka in
forming Its proper function (driving
um uiiu irura me system), use noth
nig oui uaiirornia frune Wafers no
other meriicl
California Prune Wafers if taken as
airecica, will positively cure the most
uusuiiiiie cases or indigestion, torpid
Mvcr, constipation, biliousness, etc., so
as to atay cured.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS
do the work without the slightest
pain, gripe or nausea. They produce
natural and easy movement of the
tmweis, are easy to take, pure and
healthful.
Thev are nntiirA. mvn .....,.. v. .
.. . - " iviuuujr uni-
ici limn pin or purge, Detter tnan ca-
I J I tl I I II' IMUH rnai Of MO nnA nn. .oAnA
better than anything for moving the
bowels. because CALIFORNIA
PRUNE WAFERS are a NATURAL
"lBSUbVENT and not a purge, act
ing a-entlv and naturaiiir nn ka
tents of the bowels, producing easy
movement. iney regulate the liver
ana siomacn, cleanse the system and
DUrlfv the hlnnH kupa all hnn,.i
blea, bad breath, bad blood, wind on
.lie Biuma.cn, ioui moutn, headache
pimples and dizziness. A liver tonic
from nature's laboratory. Inn Wafm
20 cents.
Churches! CaHfornia Prime Wafers
No Services Tomorrow.
On account of the absence of Rev.
w. l. can Nuys from the city to
morrow, there will be no preaching
services for the Presbyterian church.
ine Hunday school will meet aa usual
at the chapel of Pendleton academy
at 12 m. Mr. Van Nuye Is at Pilot
mock ana vicinity in the Interests of
me nume mission work of the church
and will return early next week.
BILIOISNESS, CONSTIPATION. INDIGESTION AND ALL
TROIBLKS.
LIVER
100 WAFERS, 25 CENTS
YOU CAV RAT WHAT trriTT tt in . oct i ... . . ...
CAIJirnpvii ppnii; wii rnnon ii you iouow eacn meal with a
mle food anrt hi?,! W,AF uR;-wnlc qulckly "J"-"0'"" the most lndlgest-
and healthful manner, Mul i. Z''1
j TAJibMAX CO., 623 HANI STREET. ,
I THE WOUNDED
HELP CPON THE FIELD.
New Ruttcrmaker A rives.
W. W. Halsey. of Ttlden. Neb., has
arrived In the city to take charge of
the butter making department of the
Blue Mountain creamery. Mr. Halsey
n?irn.d.18.ear" "Prnt? '? J"1"" IMPORTANCE OP EARLY
" 1 1 - . nil; urni in niu i
state of Nebraska. He will bring his
ramiiy to thla city in a short time
and will reside here permanently. He
is well pleased with the creamery out- -noT J"Htenitie and Prompt Enierg-
look tn this district and believes that
Pendleton will develop Into one of
the best butter making districts In the
country, owing to the rich alfalfa
country and excellent markets
rounding the city.
Christian Science.
Services Sunday, 11 a. m. Subject
Ancient and Modern Necromancy.
or Mesmerism and Hypnotism." Wed
nesday meeting, R p. m. Reading
room open dally, except Sunday, from
2 to 4 p. m. Room E, E. O. Building.
ency or "First Aid" Would Save
Many I.Ives and Prevent Much Suf
feringAn Elementary Knowledge
of "First Aid" by the Soldiers
ThoinaclTCs Would Be of Incnlcula
ble Value, Preventing Death and
Moderating the Cares or tlie Surgeons.
naa been responsible for saving an
enormous number of lives. Formerly
many of the wounded were quietly
permitted to bleed to death when even
an elementary knowledge of anatomy
and extemporized surgical appliances
would have enabled their comrades to
save them.
London. May 19. The British mil
Itary authorities are seriously consid
erlng the suggestion of instructing the
soldiers of he British army In the ele
ments of "first aid to the Injured."
A strong appeal, based upon the ob-
X BACK AGAIN.
First Christian Chnrcli,
Victor Dorrls, minister. Sunday
school, 9:80 a. m., W. F. Taylor, su
perlntendent Lords supper and
preaching, 11 a. m., praise service and aervations during the Russian-Japan-
preachlng. 8 p. m. Special at S p. m. ere war- as been made, to bring
A call for all members, men and wo- nDout some much needed reform In
men, to hear Mrs. Ella Humbert, of the hospital service of the army and
Eugene. She will delight all. 'n plan has been warmly supported
by many high medical authorities.
Chiirrh of the Redeemer. I At the recent 35th congress of the
Rev. Henry Dixon Jones, rector. German Association of Surgeons, held
Services for the fifth Sunday after In Berlin, several Interesting details
Bolter. Sunday school and Bible were discussed relating to war surg
classes, 1 a. m.; morning prayer and ery. It Is generally recognized that
sermon. 11: evening prayer and ser- modern conditions of war are render
mon, 8. Please note the change of Ing It more and more difficult for
hour. Subjects of sermons: Morning, military surgeons to pursue their
"The Salt of the World; the Poetry duties connected with first aid
or Fact"; evening, "The Spiritual Tt Is said that the most efficient
Judgment." The public are cordially medical services rendered during the
Invited to the serlvces. Vestrymen Manchurlan campaign were those per-
awalt strangers to greet them and to formed by means of field hospitals
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Photographs In all Blzes. 4
Copying and enlarging. Har-
vest and Indian photos for sale.
See my comic stamps.
yTTTTTfrtl
W. S. BOWMAN.
Studio Near Bridge.
41,4444444
show them to seats.
I erected along the line of communica
tion In the rear of the fighting lines.
Reports laid before the congress by
various authorities were unanimous in
declaring that wounds resulting from
shells were usually fatal. On the con
Congregational Church.
Rev. Charles H. Ncllo.-, pastor. Ser
vices at 10:80 a. m. and t p. m. Sun
day school at 11:45, n. m. Junior En
deavor at 8 p. m. and Christian En- elusion of the various Manchurlan ac
deavor nt 7 p. m. All are Invited to tlons it was not uncommon for one
all of these services. Rev. Nellor will doctor to attend to 120 or more cases.
preach on "The Call of the Deep" at It Is stated that 70 per cent of the
the morning service, and Rev. Chase, soldiers wounded nt Mukden had re
wno nas Deen assisting Kev. Nellor covered nnd again resumed duty
witn nis worn (luring tne past week, within three months of the action,
will sing. The latter will preach the Thlr, of course, was owing to the corn-
evening sermon and will sing again paratlvely hygienic effects of the un
for u at that time. Sunday school usually small projectiles used bv the
no a snort service win c-e nein at hostile armies. Dr. Schaefer. who
the west end chapel at 2:30 p. m and obtained considerable experience In
Rev. Chase will sing for us. The build- Manchuria, states that no less than
uiK nun uvi-ii iraeairu Kim everyming zuuu wounded were treated In one
will be made pleasant for all who at- field hospital, and only 10 of theso
tend.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Sunday school 10 a. m., Mr. A. J.
Owen, superintendent. Sermon, 11a.
m., by Rev. I. B. Tollman, which may
be his Inst sermon here for three or
four months, as he contemplates
trip east. Class meeting, 12:15 p. m.
Intermediate league, 3 p. m. Instead
of the regular league service at 7 p.
the quarterly love feast will be
held In the main auditorium and all
are Invited to be present. At 8 p. m.
Rev. Walton Sklpworth, the presiding
elder from The Dalles, will preach
and administer the sacrament of the
Lard's supper. Rev. Sklpworth is an
able speaker and his sermon will be
treat to all who can hear htm. Dis
trict conference will convene Tuesday
evening and continue two days. Do
not miss any of Its sessions. Robert
Warner, pastor.
required to undergo operations.
It appears to be unanimously agreed
by medical authorities throughout the
world that the system of first aid In
structions now Imparted to soldiers,
SWOLLEN VEINS
SPRAINS-STRAINS
Cured by our Hand Woven
Elastic Bands and Stock
ings. HOver-fatness and
weaknesses relieved by
our Abdominal Belts.
jl Writt for blanks and book.
t WOODARD, CLARKE ft
PORTLAND, OREGON
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this $60 Machine for $25
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tltch, double Ul, self.
thrMdlnr hattls: a si
automatic bobbin wladw
and other Uteat improve
ments. Thtl te the ANTI
TRUST MACHINE. It ti
the una machine afenta
are asking yow 960 for. All
attachments go wltb each
machine. Bold lor only
IS cash and IS month It.
Write TOUT lor free mi I nil E UTtLKUf showing
elegant household goods we will ship JFreletit
rreeiM) on lasr smsnts-onr new CtEMT plan.
Oevuftx Furniture Oompmny
173-178 First St. PORTLAND, OR.
A good complexion Is Impossible
with the stomach out of order. If
pasty, sallow people would pay more
attention to their stomachs and less
to the skin on their faces, they would
have better complexions. KODOL
FOR DrSPBPSIA will digest what
you eat and put your stomach back In
right shape to do Its own work. Ko-
dol relieves palpitation of the heart,
flatulence, sour stomach, heart burn,
etc Bold by Tallman at Co. .
Found, at Fergy-a, Kaiser's dot;.
KeifiPuiijjepatioir's
The Kind That
SAVES
Ice, Provisions and
Money
The First and Best
Automatic
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Why Be Robbed !
Although many of the well-to-do farmers around here may not
know it. It is a fact that many outside firms are sending combine
harvester hitches here and representing them as equalizers and charg
ing exorbitant prices for them, when in comparison with the hitch
invented and patented by J. J. Wlntgen and manufactured by the
Pendleton Iron Works, they compare about as favorable aa a pair
of double-treea would with a stretcher.
We have a capital of $20,000 and will guarantee each and every
hitch made by us, to be an equalizer In every sense of the word, and
aa to people being afraid to buy one from fear of lta being an in
frlngement, auch aa competltora claim, we will cheerfully back every
man who buya one from us and geta into trouble over it
The Wlntgen equalizer reducea the number of horses used, be
cause makes all pull together and no power Is lost, nor can any horse
ahirk or hold back, aa the lead era set the pace and each of the fol
lowing horses must do lta work.
Why be robbed by paying auch high pricea aa these outsiders
charge you, when we can sell you one for 40 per cent leas than their
price.
For Instance, they will charge you (250 for a 82-horae hitch,
while our pricea are as follows:
82 Horae Hitch 1 $180.00
28 Horae Hitch $155.00
2 Horse Hitch $145.00
20 Horse Hitch $110.00
1 Horae Hitch $90.00
Tou can readily see, that we will save you from 25 to 40 per cent
on each hitch purchased, besides, you are patronizing home Industry
and we are always here to back each purchase.
Pendleton Iron Works !
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