Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 21, 1930, Page 9, Image 9

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    FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1930
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE NINE
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MANY DENIALS
IN ISTY'S VOW
TO DIVINITIES
Chicago OR It took 41 separate
and Individual den la la to 4L citrine
judges to make sure that you
hadn't sinned, in the good old days
of Lsty. In case you never heard
of Iety, she was the "housemistresa,
the chan tress of Amon" who lived
about 1,000 B. C. in Egypt.
These sins which she denied so
vehemently in her "Book of the
Dead sound ratner laminar and
cover about as much ground as any
modern maiden's. In fact, they
cover a funeral papyrus eight feet
long and half a foot wide. The doc
ument is half in colored vignettes,
and half in hieroglyphics. Then,
too, there are pictures representing
Incidents connected with the lady's
life, and some predicting her post
humous adventures. , ; -
Surrounded by the sacred Phoe
nix, the gods Nut, Osiris, and minor
deities, are the pleas to the gods.
Besides ciaiming that "X have not
harmed an evil-doer" Isty says that
she has not been guilty of murder,
stealing, uttering falsehoods, sacri
lege, wrathfulness, cruelty, vio
lence , rebellion, extravagance,
plundering, lust, blasphemy, un
cleanliness, nagging, quarrelsome
ness, causing sorrow, or hasty judg
ment. And she closes her plea with
a spiel supposed" to enable her to
join Ro, the sun-god, as he travels
across the sky.
For those that dcntbt the exist
ence of so remarkable a woman,
the Field Museum of National His-
the papyrus is being exhibited at
tory with a line-by-Une transla
tion and explanation of the hiero
glyphics. The document was found
in a cache at Reir el-Bahri, part
of the cemetery of Thebes, in 1891
and presented to the museum by
Martin A. Ryerson,
Smoke Prevention in
Broiling Meat Told;
Dessert Suggestions
By MILDEED NYE
Query When broiling meat in the oven, is there any
way to avoid the excess of smoke? My oven is always filled
with burning smoke although the meat is not burned and
does taste delicious, I hate to haw
to give up this method of cooking
FOOD BUDGET FOR
FAMILY JS$15 WEEK
(Continued from Page 8
purchase, sight seen, rather than
by order.
Mrs. Blinks gave the following
as a sample order for the week
for family consisting of father,
mother, boy 14, girl 10, and boy 4.
It totals $14.52 for the expendi
ture:
FOOD QUANTITY
CcmU at Brtfti
Bread:
Whlw tersd lo
Flour 9Va lb.
Mar a ran! 2 lbs.
Rlc? 914 lb. .29
Ostmea! 1 Pk. .11
Commeal I P- .
Wht ctel 1 Pit. -23
COST
to u
Flh
Eks
Cliees
Milk
$2,97
Bfeti. K res ni CfeeeM
S lbs, 2 M
a Ita. .39
1 dot. .39
V lb. .21
30
J3 1!
Potato?
Spinach
Cabbse
Onions
Beets
Beans (dried
Peas
Corn
Apples
Orange
Bananas
Siiced Ppsehei
Raspberries
Prunes
Raisins
21 qtfl.
Frui(t and WcrUblef
IS ibs.
3 lb.
4 lbs.
1 can, Ka. S
2 lbs.
1 can. No, t
I lb.
I can
1 can
2 lbs.
1 dot
a
1 can
1 can
1 lb. M M
1 n.
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.13
.1
.13
.12'
.30
.50
Butter
Lard
Balad OU
Coffee
Cocoa
Fats -ana OH
2 lbs.
'i lb.
1 pint
Sfreett
S lb.
I Pint
Otaef Frs
1 IK
4 ib
U ft.
11.06
.09
HA
10 : 9
W.St
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steaks just because of this. Mrs. W.
Answer The apparent burning
and smoking from broiling meat is
due to the fat cooking out of the
meat and dropping down on the hot
broiler paiv This may be elimin
ated by pouring enough water into
the pan to cover the bottom. The
oven door may be left open during
the broiling process since the cook
ing is by direct rather than stored
neat. - -
Query Woyid you suggest sev
eral "hurry up3 desserts that might
be prepared quickly without too
much fuss and bother- when com
pany arrives unexpectedly? Thank
you. Mrs, D. M.
Answer Perhaps the easiest of
all desserts to prepare, besides
plain siiced fruit, are the fruit
whips which are as delicious and
healthful as they are easy to make.
The following recipe is particularly
for bananas, although any fruit in
crushed or pulp form may be sub
stituted.
BANANA WHIP
1 egg white
H cup sugar
Vs cup banana pulp
4 teaspoon salt
Juice of one-half lemon
Into a large bowl put the egg
white, sugar and banana pulp (ba
nana forced through a potato ricer.)
Salt and lemon juice. Beat with a
strong egg beater until very light
and fluffy. Heap in glasses and
garnish with a slice of Dan ana, dec-
crated with bar-le-duc currents,
a tiny cube of currant jelly.
Another variation of the fruit
.whip recipe, but far more fattening,
is the one for cocoanut prune snow.
In this, as in the other, any fruit
pulp may be used satisfactorily,
COCOANUT PHUNE SNOW
1 cup prune pulp
cup powdered sugar
2 teaspoons lemon juice
1 egg white, stiffly beaten
cup cream, whipped
H cup grated cocoanut
Combine the fruit pulp, sugar
and lemon juice. Chill, Force
through a sieve. Fold pulp into egg
white; then add cream and cocoa-
nut hi the same manner, serves 6.
COCOANUT FIG PERFECTION
cup fig jam
6 slices sponge cake or lady
fingers
i cup shredded cocoanut
cup cream, whipped
Spread jam on slices of cake or on
lady fingers. Sprinkle with cocoa-
nut. Fold remaining cocoanut into
whipped cream and top each slice
with this mixture. Serves six, Re
cipe for the fig jam is printed be
lowthis is a most useful emer
gency preparation to have on hand.
FIG 3AM
lb, figs, finely chopped
A tablespoons sugar
cup water
H cup lemon juice
Cook figs, water and sugar until
smooth and thickened. Add lemon
juice. Cool. Keep in air-tight jar
in refrigerator until needed. Makes
one cup jam. Dates may be substi
tuted for the figs if desired.
Query The two following recipes
are being, printed in answer to a
request for waffle doughnuts. The
Iirnt one is not very sweet, but may
North Rochester, Mass, (IP) El
mer Lawrence of this community,
a seventh son, recently became the
proud father of a seventh son.
Cooststaatly th lowest baa.
teria count In Sairm.
kr-m out Hr
B A I a 1 11 I
ml? V
IfimA now JL
"Chw up, M. D., your con
scienes is clear. For nod.
pur -j milk you Kfid Ym her.
says Billy Break ODay.
Curb's
DAIRY j
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Queries Invited
Him ItfUdnj Nye, home
economic! expert for the
Portland Electric Power com
panf hu been named la
write a series of articles as
food problem aa food pre.
paraUon, foe the benefit mi
Capital Journal reader Her
knowledge b founded on per
sonal eiperknre and pnjvec
methods.
Questions addressed to Miss
Nrs ui cars of thii newspa
per, or in care of the Port
land Electric Power company
Salem. Oregon, will be an
swered throng b these columns
as spaee Is available, while
additional information may
be obtained directly from
Miss Nye by telephoning her
at 85.
When It U desired. Miss
Nye will answer questions by
direct stall providing self
addressed, stamped envelope
Is enclosed for reply.
MAKE SEAWEED IODINE
Moscow (P? Russian scientists
believe they can make ait the Iodine
the country needs from certain
native seaweeds. Several million
rubles have been appropriated by
the Soviet government to build
four iodine plants with the hope
that Russia need import It no lon
ger. !
be served with fruit or preserves
very nicely,
WAFFLE I ZED DOUGHNUTS
cup butter
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
4 cups flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
I teaspoon salt
I teaspoon mace
1 cup milk
I teaspoon vanilla
Cream butter, add sugar, then
eggs. Add sifted dry ingredients
0
Sfmy (rei of fT.;K. K
rice I, cockrd Wtfj&K
ftrftcllf if SSiiSB
boiUmg KOitr 'f
-a little
at a
Ik ad baks thr?s minute.!. This reci
pe mattes thirty doughnuts.
SWEET DOI'GUNITS
6 teUespooiu (at
1 cup tugar
1 cuxi Hour
2 Wiioje egg
1 eup tout milk
teaspoons sod
teaspoon each grstcd nut
meg slid cimiirjicHi
Cream fat with sugar thorough
ly, then add beaten egg yoUu. Add
sifted dry brecUenU alternately
PARIS ARTIST
IN LEGAL FIGHT
ON MOONBEAMS
Pari (LP1 Ttia wanly reflected
beams of the moon are numerous
enough and ufftcient!r vr!ed tc
with the. mitlt and egg beaten to- I mire Individual tnterpretatlon with-
gethar. Drop one tablespoeaful on
each section of the waffle iron a Lid
bake about three minute. Boll Is
powdered sugar to serve.
ROUGH WALL SLOWS AIR
TJrbana, 111, UP) The engineering
experiment station. of the Univer
sity of Illinois finds that smoothing
the sides of air passages in mines
reduces friction so. much as to re
sult In appreciable saving In ex
pense of operating the air pumps
that farce the air ints the mines.
out swiping the other fellow idea,
according to a famous moosUgot
anise
Because he dates that certain
M. Laiou not only sees Uie same
moon la the same way but also
paints It with the same technique
as ne, m. GRananan 1 suing; for
plagiarism. Art experts are exper
iencing some oewtiderment and a
decided lack of agreement In Iron
ing out this latest kink Is trtlstlc
disputes. No unanimity of opinion
can be reached as to lust what
rights belong to the painter of
picture.
M. Kourlcq and Laurent, mem
bers of the Institute, ami M. Gel
hay, an artist, say that white the
right to produce nature Is free to
everyone, the manner in which a
scene Is reproduced belongs to the
individual who conceives it
On the other hand, M. Barthel-
emy, holder of the Prix de Hornet
Paul de Rumen. President of the
Salon of the French School; Oul
drr. Juryman of the Salon of Reach
Artuts; Leon Ruffe, General Cora
mlsaalrs of the Mi Miry of Public
Inst ruct ion, sod the artist Ancladc,
say that the only right belonging
to me araai is wist direct re pro
duct Km,
Ther say that occe an artist has
shows Ma work to the public, even
his special technique if no longer
tut own, and that he is powerless w
prevent Its being copied.
Artiste and students am t wait
ing the outcome of the lawsuit with
lively Interest, ehiefir because the
judges of the court probably wilt be
the most befuddled of any involved
in the tangle, with two groups of
ritata and critics radically opposed
In their opinions, much credit will
be due the harried judges if they
decide whether M. L&fca to fuitty
of plaglariam for -having seen, felt.
and executed on canvas the same
moonbeams that have served to en
hance the fame of M. Chanabian,
If M. Lsfon Is not found guilty.
GOPHER AND RABBET
RATED k FARMERS
Washington t" Tne orgmal lar.
men si the weatm nnges were
ground snoferta. rabbits. etot R
pavers and priarte dogs, says report
to the American Awocisttort ror to
Advanoerr.tnt of Science by Waiter
P. Taylor of the U. & department
of agriculture.
Se has been studying the harm
they do to the range la cociiurrilGg
forage. Impairing watersrieds sad
removing shelter and ic-od for yal-
mbig amimato.
Mr. Tiylor concludes that their
effects am not all bad; Mat they
M. Chanabian will have to return
M. La fen's M ps in tings he recently
seised from the galleries in which
the alleged plagiarist had exhibited
the braln-chlMren of tw fasJera,
often dissesiat vahiabie plants,
Uit some of then MaM tang
quwUttea o faaects, that buirow
ing rodents aw InOustrious sooli
cultivston, and that in same pisses,
tbsy stay do mart food than harm,
PARLIAMENT SPEAKER
GIVES W0MEM REBUKE
London tiPj Wooden memDers ol
Parliament ara meeting with s aer
!et of rttMffi. Attacks hafe tees
made ta the press about Ureir alU
tuds and now the Bpsaker has chid.
ed ttem.
AU of tr wanes members oi the.
House of Commons, wits toe ex-
cepUon of the Duchess of AthoiL
signed a petition to eiven women
seam la the visitors gsllertes. When
they presented their peiiUoa the
Speaker atmounced that mora seat
have been reserved for womea ris,'.
tors than men ar.d that the emllcrtea
can t be thrown open only to women.
Joumai Want Ads fat
Evritr sissy of Hills Bros,
Coffee it roasted evesiy to
perfection by Hills Bros.
patented, coatiGuous process.
Controlled Roasting. A few
pounds at a nine never in
feuik is the secret and it cre
ates a Savor no other coffee has.
Fresh from the original vacuum
pack. Easily opened with the kej.
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BROS
COFFEE
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Originalora of Low Prices
SSL SUU St.
Something For Nothing
Is the impression some firms try to create. Experienced
shoppers know better. It can't be done. We handle de
pendable meats at moderate prices. A trial will convince
you.
For Saturday We Offer
Dainty Lean Young Pig
Loin Chops Pork Roasts
25c ib. ISelb.
Prime Beef Choice
Round Steak Sirloin Steak
25c lb. 22c lb.
"Nut Sweet" Siiced Bacon 30clb.
All Pork Freshly
Little Links Ground Beef
25c lb. 20c lb.
Useless to pay more risky to pay less
Prime Good
Beef Roasts Boiling Beef
18c lb. 15c lb.
Fresh Frozen Salmon . 10c lb.
By the piect
Best Oleomargarine 2 lbs, 25c
Z ib. limit with purchase
131 N. High Street
Across from Court House
OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M.
245 1M. Commercial St
, Between Court and Chemeketa
MINIMAL OIL 33c Qi.
Free Capitol Theater Ticket with 50e purchase or met
At Your Service!
Every worthwhile food item is here at Piggly Wiggly displayed for yow
easy selection, and priced to show you a real saving. Millions of thrifty
food, buyers do their dpiiy shopping at these modern stores, and benefit
thru the many advantages of this great self-serve system. Here are some
week-end features you can't afford to miss: , . ;
Crown
FLOUR
$1.09
Sack
Peet's Granulated
SOAP
Large Package
39e
"1 X Federal ,. 1
MILK
GUM SPkgs,lc
PIGGLY WIGGLY BEST FBESH
iSiattttei? . . . . 22c 1,b-
SALT Morton's 8e
. IODIZED OB PMltf
Ivory Guest Soap, 8 bars 29c
BEANS 2 extra Iarge... 33c
BAM BAKED
B&M Brown Bread, 2 for 35c
CORN-3 large cans 35c
TENDEB SWEET
Apple Butter 3 tall cans 35c
SOAP
TEA
High Grade Selected
DOG FOOD
Finest food for dogs
or eats
3 Cans 3XC
$1.20 Dozen
PURE COUNTRY
HONEY
2 Frame 45C
Sure fine for breakfast
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BLVE RIBB0!
COCOA 2 pounds
CHOKE BULK.
l large bars.
RANB OS rACE
SWEET POTATOES
2 large cans 33c
BcHar Mas (retfc and mars ecaaomical PAVE
Umeofared
Japan Green
3 pounds .,.... ,,....73c
PUREX
Cleaning fluid
2 Quart 90.
QUANTITY ORDERS DEHVijliED FREE
Piggly Wiggly Market Features
Quality Bleats and a Free Guest Ticket to Capitol Theater
Choice Young lHens
26 lib.
Drawn for jou
For stewing or rhsge
"Morrell's
Pride"
Lean and wigar re4
Half or whole
Home Rendered
Pure Lard
3 lbs. 33c
Drv
Salt Pork
lie Ib.
Oat f coMMeratisMi la oar esapioyea, ire ekM Slr
di rt tf;NP. M Hatrr M, Levy, Mgr.
Boaaeless Picnics
Something y 'W
joy serving
OPEN KETTLE RENDERED
PURE LARD
2 lbs. 25C
WITH MEAT PURCHASE
MILD SUGAR CURED
BACON
25c lb.
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