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S A T U R D A Y . M A Y l i , 10) 7 .
U A 1.1 .S C I T Y N E W S
RED CROSS MLfcTING.
The Reti Cross society hold a
meeting at the school house Thurs
day night. A short program was
rendere»! and an address was
given by W alter L Tooze. Sr., o f
Salem
and
other
prominent
speakers.
The work o f the Hod Cross
so«.'iety is to render aid and a ds
tance in time o f a ar to the in ju r
ed and the families o f men at the
front. The dues are only $1.00
the year.
local News Hems
GETTING WHAT PEOPLE WANT
W e carry mi st o f tho things
that you want, but i f you want
nn.\ tinny' that v e <!o not carry,
w e ’ll got it for you us quick as
a n y b o d y olso c; n.
*rv
W e haven’t
stvtck. hut wo try
needs o f tho |>eo|do
tl
oil to.
that
W e succeed
supplying them.
pretti
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r something that
B a n k o f Fa lls C ity
al Falla CHy, In Iti« S’ata o ( Gitoti, At
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W. F. Nichols o f Sheridian «pent
The following program
was
Sunday in this city.
given a week ago last Friday:
Song, School.
II. W . I’alcott o f Ashland was
Song, School.
in the city Thursday.
Special by Miss E. Johnson
Alma Hoppe o f Bridgeport was
class.
in town Thursday.
Flag. Salute. School.
D. L Wood. Jr., visited in Dal
Song. School.
las Sumlay.
An effort is being made by Mr
T. B. Hooker o f Dallas was in Lowe to find out wherein lies the
«•aus o f our poor spelling. As
the city Wednesday.
soon as this is discovered, steps
Hugh Bartrom mashed it finger
will be taken to remedy this de
' while working at the mill Tuesday.
fect. A list o f simple words
Merton Fllis o f HWJas was in chosen from the spelling lists from
the city Tuesday.
the third grade and up, is given
Mr. and Mrs. liobt. W o n d e rl to the entire school each day
and *Mrs. W ard w ere in Salem From these tests some interesting
data is being collected.
. Tuesday.
Dead Thrasher was down from Saturday evening w ere receivec
Balderee’s camp and spent Sun- from the Agriculture College anc
dav with his fam ily.
distributed Thursday. All farm ers
O. Aurland w ife ami Ed Sainp- are urged to attend.
Effective Oct. 1. 1914
I4ITKKHO
The Parent-Teachers Associa
tion has Been fortunate in secur
ing Prof. J. J. Brumbough from
Th best allow at the tieni tonight the Department o f Education o f
the Oregon A g i ¡cultural College to
For Stile- A garden plow by G.
lecture at the school l inkling on
W . Hudson.
Friday evening May 18. 1817. A
I. O. Mickalson wus in Inde cordial invitation is extended to
pendence Tuesday.
all.
W ork has started on the Senior
Mrs. N. Ferguson and Mrs.
play.
It will be given during
Dana McPherren w ere in Dallas
commencement
week.
Wednesday.
Miss
Lew
is
attended
University
1 resit Bread. Cakes.Cookies,Pies
o f Oregon Alumnus dinner in Dal
[ltd other bakery goods, every
las Friday evening at the Gai
day, at the Falls City Bakery.
hotel.
Loraine Mickalson crushed a
The high school orchestra fur
linger while working at the mill
nished music at the Red Cross
i Tuesday.
meeting Thursday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Poling o f Lew is
The girls o f the Domestic Science
ville visited Mrs. Polings parents.
department under the direction o f
Headquarter» iiu Caini v ami Cibari Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Grant Wed- Miss Miller prepared and servet
|nesday.
W F A T H E R LY CONFECTION ERY.
light refreshments at the (kxx
Mrs. Rhoades o f A irlie visited Roads meeting last week.
i h
daughters, Mrs. B yerly and
Notices o f the Ford Prepared
Mrs. Thrasher this week.
ness Campaign meeting to be helt
to chock
l>€unuid c e rtific a t«» v»
am. ! am. *
7:00 0 -1')
Salem . .
Dallas. .
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Fill's Citv j 8.50 11.85
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SECRET.
How England Cloaked tl-.a
in g of
a New T y j.o o f fcru
lu Europe extraor ... ar;
are taken by u.i t
: r*
mask th e ir mllitur j.I.tj. -
staut efforts are uiaile to 1
military desigus o f <
meats. Admiral William
tbe United States navy Hue
eating sidelight on thi> |
paredness when testifying
bouse committee.
“ To above the i Ati ;,e irn
this matter o f a m-v. tyX->
m in i turns, “ when
built these vessels tswiii
id £ h
rful
battle cnilseis < u r . .
tlons were taken t o |
ble enemies l a nl
i
tics. Great Ptit:..:*!.
armored cruisers, «a d «
number o f them, v;. eat
that I t she iui 1 buiiti j numi or o f
these hat tie i r , Jsei-9 t but Lad Latrie-
ship kuus and 11 eotj- eteht knot speed
—hi other n orUs l li o i'e £»J t*t*d fluii uiiy*
other c n iiv r i.i 11)6 world und ¿runs
stronger than th. *. 2 o f a u y other •mis-
ers— »In;
.. i.j t: ili he a iv a } ahead t o T
a long tin;'.-
“ She laid do«.. i I lu ce o f . tiio»e \ cs -
»els. Iu tbe est Inmtéá they were c h I loti
amioied croisai ;i „i , ryboJy in tbe
worlvl »upjiost-d tuât nii
} Un te more
arinured cruisei
Id >me out, with
ordinar}- guns.
b.- lutti, etc.
T h e « weit- j. ¡
m.L t u these
V essels ei „-la ti
apiece,
anil tbe} w ere gu
I e give them a
N D E R L Y "
DRINK
PUGH’S
LOGANBERRY
JUICE
NULI) EVERYWHERE
R heum atism
ANTI-URIC
The seventh and eight grades
and w ife motored to Salem
are the proud possessors o f a new
I: t Saturday in Aurland's car.
basketball to which they all con
Some o f the pupils o f Miss Ham
tiibuted.
mond gave a recital at the home
Mabel Teal was absent from
o f Kenneth Oxford Tuesday even
school Thursday to attend the
in g .
funeral o f her grandfather, Judge
nt
Born to M r. and Mrs. Ted Coch Teal.
ran, Tuesday, a girl. Nam e is
The high cost o f living is being
- M ary K athryn. G randfather and
solved by Miss Miller. The sand-
grandmother expected to live.
witches, pickles and coffee served
R e v . Edgar Long and w ife left at the Good Roads meeting was
, I ue.-day evening for Hillsboro to supplied at the cost o f less than 4
attend the conference o f the Free cents a plate.
4 Methodist church.
The beans will be planted in the
George Brown, form erly o f this school garden in the next few
city has bought a ranch near days.
’ W est Salem.
Miss Ritenour, Miss Kennard
Th lame h ROOT and B E R R Y
îdy íor R H E U M A T IS M . Con-
«un > no che n deals or opiates, and
vili not ini ire the most delicate
,
ach
or
Iigestion. Results
la ran teed or
oil«, n iu led.
Bert Keller is a delegate o f the
rice $1.50 per
i ree Methodist church o f this
M. L . IHUMPSON,
place to the conference held at
Df«j .gist.
Hillsboro.
CHURCH NOTICES
Fico l/lcihodist
Mrs. D ave McKinney and little
son George o f Am ity visited her
«laughter, Mrs. B eryl O ’ Brien last
week.
There will he no services at the
t r e e Methodist church Sunday
ening on account o f the absence
o f the pastor.
KITCHENS
AND
BATMMMIS
FO R
A N /O N E CAN A P P LY IT
—
— Sold i n cans I
A. E. CüTJRTER
k CO.
You Can Make Excellent Cake
with Fewer Eggs
lu st u se un a d d itio n al q u a n tity o f R o y a l B a k in g
P Jo
c w d e r . a b o u t a tea sp o o n , in p la c e o f e a c h e g g
om itted.
T h is a p p lie s e q u a lly w e ll to n e a r ly a ll b a k e d
foods. T r y the fo llo w in g recip e a c c o r d in g to the
new w ay:
• C RE AM L A Y E R C AK E
N ew
Old W a y
W. B. Graham and w ife left
Tuesday for N ew b e rg to visit
their daughter. They expect to
attend the conference o f the Free
Methodist church at Hillsboro
| before their return.
Mrs. Catherine McPherson, who
has been visiting a fe w days with
her sister, Mrs. E. A . LaDow, re
turned to her home at Eugene
Monday. This was her first trip
to Fulls City and she is much
I pleased w ith our little town.
W ay
I cup «Ugar
t cup milk
I cupa flour
no Mayal Mafelag Ma«*4ae
I au» t i f a r
H cup milk
t cupa Neu
1 taai lapoana Maral Baking Pa»*da»
tassr*
i I I cup
x ahorlantng
taaapaon flavoring
> «aalaapM
• ahoMaalng
avarlag
Makaa I l arge 1 U yn r C*k#
P IM IC TIONM—I'raam tha sugar and ahortanlng tog at ha«, than ml • In tha agg.
Altar alftlng tha flour and Royal flaking Pow dtr togathar tw o or thraa tlmaa.
add It all to tha m ixture Q f i m i l b add «»>• ■ I N and boat w ith spoon urAlf
you ho vo a »moot h pour hot tar. Add tha flavoring. Poor Into aroo sod lay ar cafco
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
made from Cream of Tartar, derived from grape*.
No Alum
No Phoaphata
occasionally turning the pan so
that the omelet may brown evenly.
When the omelet is set and de
licately browned underneath, place
in a hot oven for a few minutes to
dry the top. FolH and serve im
mediately.
Cream of Rio* Pudding
4 c milk
'
] t salt
i c rice
1 c sugar
Grated rind o f * lemon.
Wash rice; put it and all other
ingredients into a buttered pud
ding dish. Bake in a slow oven
until firm. W hile baking stir the
mixture occasionally. I f desired,
one-half cup o f raisins may he
added to the mixture, and nutmeg
may be substituted for lemon rind.
MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION.
To the Citizens o f Falls City:
Whereas, a wise custom has
been established which calls fo r a
general clean-up day each year in
this city; and
Whereas, the time has arrived
when w e should look to the beau
tify in g o f our city by ridding our
streets and private inclosures o f
the trash and rubbish that gathers
there in the course o f a y ea r’s
time; and
Whereas, the city council o f
Falls City has made provisions for
the hauling aw ay o f all rubbish
collected on the day hereinafter
provided for at the expense o f the
city;
N ow , therefore,
Mrs. I. G. Singleton entertained
the Women o f W oodcraft and
other invited guests at her home
Tuesday afternoon. A large num
ber w ere present and all had a
good time. Ice cream, cake and
peaches with punch was served.
Miss Hammond and Jack Grant
entertained with music and songd.
The Junior League o f the M. E.
Church with Miss Hammond as
superintendent gave a reception
to Miss Kissel at the parsonage
Monday eve. They played games
out o f doors, then went inside and
eat lunch, a fte r which a short
program was given.
I, Albert Teal, as Mayor o f F a l ! ^ » *
City, by virtue o f the power in
me vested, do hereby proclaim
and declare that Saturday, the
19th day o f M ay, 1917, shall be
and the same hereby is named as
a general clean up day in Falls
City, and I request that all citizens
unite ii|x)n that day to make the
event mean to this city all that it
is intended to mean. Trash and
rubbish collected on that day, if
placed in boxes, barrels or sacks
on the street next to the curb, w ill
be hauled aw ay by teams employ
ed by the city without expense to
the property owners. Anyone
having such trash or rubbish to ^
haul will notify the City M & r s h a l^ H L
Done at Falls City, Oregon, t h i^ ^ F
7th day o f May, 1917.
A L B E R T T E A L . M ayor.
HIGH SCHOOL RECIPES.
Scalloped Egg with Cbeeae
6 hard cooked eggs.
2 c white sauce.
2 c buttered soft bread crumbs.
i c cheese.
Grate the cheese, or cut it into
pieces, and add it to the white
sauce. Cut the e g g in slices. Oil
a baking dish, and place the ma
terials in the dish in layers, having
the loaves and top layers o f bread
crumbs. Bake in a moderate oven
until the mixture is heated through
and the crumbs are browned.
Serve hot in place in place o f
meat.
White Sauce.
1 c milk.
1* T fat.
2 T flour.
1 t salt.
Sunshine Route
Open Window Way
through
California
M T . SHA 8TA
S A N F R A N O IS O O
Y O S E M IT E VALLEY
LOS A N G E L E S
O R A N G E E M P IR E
and m a n y o th e r a ttra c tio n s
Foamy Omelet
4 eggs
i t salt
4 T milk or w ater
Pepper
2 t butter.
Seperate the yolks and white o f
the egg. Beat the yolks o f eggs
until cream y; add seasoning and
iquid. Then beat the whites until
stiff and cut and fold them in into
the yolk mixture. Place the butter
n an omelet pan, heat, and turn
the omelet into it. Cook slowly,
«
bahadla tw o layara Put togathar with m a m filling and sprsad w ith w hftalcfng
and Miss Miller are the judges in
the essay contest. Each member
o f the Senior, Junior and Sopho
more class has written an essay
on ‘ ‘The development o f the
American short-story.” A medal
Mr. and Mrs. A lex Stevens o f
N. Selig has purchased the
will be presented to the w riter o f
Portland w ere in the city this
Tartung stock o f gents furnish
the best paper by the Independ
eek, attending the funeral olr
ings.
ent magazine.
Mrs. Stevens father. Judge Teal.
Glen Ferguson, a private in
Company L returned Sunday from
i the Vancouver barracks. He fail
ed to pass examination because o f
d efective hearing.
Dave McKinney and Miss Clara
Sunday School 1U a. m.
illace o f A m ity visited Mrs.
P reíte hi
► ■ I V ice 11a. m.
Song mi d prais e service 730 Jeryl O ’ Brien Monday.
h ig h e r speed.
ü
8*00
folk
eachin
“ Y o u « an corn eal t
Mrs. I. G. Singleton went to
ictl, of course.
While th e •
I
M
i
-week
-
or
mt
Idi , out it was i
Balderee’s camp Wednesday to
wholly Imp- ,lble to con- , al the fact
E veryöne ctoxl i ally invi ted to work in the cook house.
that they v. ere I i ’ i _■ i wen ty-four ¡
l
'allumi
these se rvices.
twelve-in. U gnus tina cordi 1 not utliiT-
Misses Bessie and Esther Cleve-
wise be accouuttd fin Hi cat r.ntuhi i
EiJg,ar N . Ixing, I 'a a tor.
;
land
w ere shopping in Dallas Sat
did not «a n t anher natioi. a to Uuov j
that these «ero
-:-i (0
urday.
the«« tlire-- cr’ii
re d
Türke; to
Runs, unci a ten u I I oj
Louden paid not J
170,UW), to otli
• get to look ut tin
himself tLi:it tbe l
for Türke}, or •
Turkey to Und ■ .
with twenty four t
la the mean tim e i th e « et -< 1 . \
pleted aud th e gu u s u
f
foreign nations kueiv ti l i t 1
new tj pc of vi *•1 w a s 1
“The British v a n ted t< * t
out beeause lu a i i } con ilIKt
other uavy that d id uol t h a v
vessels the Britlsu would .nu ^ e u
advantage. Tlieii
iti-t.' i->.\• ■
ao great a..Z ... ..
. ...
tlon so great that ui ifdng e\<
battleship was practical/,y lielple
fore them.”—Spokane Spokesman ile-
view.
HIGH SCHOOL HOTES
Coats Littlo Mora
Ask local agent for information
John M. Scott. General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
Southern Pacific Lines