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Arrange to Attend Every Day and Be There
Write Secretary A. H. Gillis for premium list, then begin to prepare your ex
hibits. Fatten your livestock, cultivate your vegetables, complete your sewing,
do your canning and have exhibits ready for the Fair's opening day.
B
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OLE COMES TO LIFE AGAIN
Says Harvett and Marital Troubles
Prevented Writing Earlier
WoodtickKoener uly tirty. Dore
T'rio paper: Av u ban 'o busy
to write lattr but har aye am agin.
Keason aye didnt write sooner was
bciaus harvst kum on to qvick and
Hilda got mad and say she dont pull
tend of crosskut saw eny more.
Ve was in voods and kut wood fcr
vintcr. Aye pull my end of saw
bot ways and den Hilda g-t stout
and tried to pull it avay from me.
She jans. de saw so it brok in de
middle and den ehe wont saw eny
more.
Aye den got busy in harvst my
krop vich be oteo veet and sun
flours. Aye put my hors to a mow
macheene and he got on his ear and
wont pull, so aye coxe Hilda to take
his place. De vork vas hard aye no
but Hilda is stout and if she vant
can pull plow. Vonce she got svet
up and den she sa Bhe got to go to
hous and make supper and it ant
tupper time at all. Ant if aful.
Veil aye got my veet thrashed and
now it is in de Nena varehous vero
aye get 79 cents a bushel vich makes
all de flour ve need for vinter.
Aye am to busy to write more
so vill klos kos aye am svety. Hope
you are the same.
OLE.
FOR THAT MOTOR TRIP
Some Ht Weather
The weather man seems to have
it in for us poor mortals. The past
few days old sol has been sending
direct rays to this section of the
country , and those who couldn't get
to the mountain shady timply had to
swelter in a temperature that varied
from 100 degrees to 107 degrees.
Yes, it was hot and still heating.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
Klamath Falls Postal receipts for
fiscal year, ending June 30, 1929
showed gain of $10,912 over pre
vious year, according to John A.
McCall, Postmaster.
Crater Lake New cafeteria open
ed here recently.
Fort Klamath Construction of
schoolhouse at this place progressing
steadily.
Klamath Falls Erestion of $75,
000 Marion apartment house recent
ly completed.
Tillamook Plans underway for
Improving local streets.
((JTfirEN we'll pack up our
ViLtroubles in the old kit bag, and
smile, smile, smile 1" Isn't
that old song typical of the joy that
accompanies, the motor tripper of
today? Who doesn't feel a light
ness of heart as he bundles sleeping
arrangements, cooking utensils and
food into the good old bus and
starts out, a happy vagabond?
Regardless of whether your ulti
mate goal is a fishing shack in the
woods or the Ritzie3t hotel imag
inable, you are part of the fellow
ship of die road from the time you
start,
Real Camping
And regardless of whether you
plan to camp out at night or spend
your resting periods in the com
fort of a hotel, there is one thing
that you will take, if you are wise
food. The haughtiest motor may
refuse to move when it reaches a
particularly deserted stretch of road
around noon-timc. Then isn't it nice
to know that in your car you have
the makings of a meal? A can of
beans, a can of tomatoes, some
peaches or pineapple, and perhaps a
can of Boston brown bread take up
very little room, and are they wel
come! Also they ran be replaced
at any town through which you pass,
so you never will be stranded away
from food.
But if you and your family prefer
to be real campers, spending your
nights out and doing your own cook
ing, the supply of canned foods will
be greater. By carrying well chosen
jtandard supplies, the supplementing
by fresh foods from villages may
be done quickly and satisfactorily.
Also you can get the same brandi
of food in most towns and so know
exactly what grade you are pur
chasing. Flour, fat, sugar, salt and
pepper, and evaporated milk are the
fundamentals on which the food sup
ply is founded. With the a'd of a
can of bacon and a box of baking
powder, flapjacks and bacon may
appear on the menu. Coffee is an
other essential, and this should he
vacuum-packed coffee carried in air
tight Mason jars. Many camper j
prefer to carry condensed milk with
them and use it in the. coffee, rather
than to bother with frrsh cream and
sugar.
Among the vegetables which will
surely appear in the food ljtt are
peas, stringless beans, corn and to
matoes; they may be combined with
each other or with fresh foods to
make delightful combinations, or" any
one served alone is most attractive'
Baked beans, kidney beans and lima
beans are filling foods which . are
easily prepared. Other foods . i-h
may be bought occasion-illy, or more
often if your carrying capacity is
large, are sauerkraut, hominy, ;okra,
sweet potatoes, spinach, turnip? and
carrots.
Fruits for Freshness ,
Canned fruits may he eaten ju.it
as they come out of the ran. An
other good method is to heat the
pieces of fruit in the fat left from
cooking meat and then serve the hot
fruit with the meat. Pears, pine
apple and peaches are particularly
well adapted to this me. Pineapple
slices or crushed pineapple mcv be
arranged on a thick slice of ham" aim
cooked iii a covered skillet: In
purchasing fruits don't forget that
til? berries and .cherries are among
those obtainable in cans, as well as
figs, grapefruit, grapes, apples,' and
apple sauce. Surely . with such a
selection and with the frcMi fruits
on the. mrrl.e! in the summer, no
one need lack their sweet freshness.
Plan for Variety
Salmon, tuna, mackerel, cod-fish
cakes are among the standard
canned fish for the trip, and many
nieats are canned in such a way as
to make a meal only a matter nf
or-fciting a can and heating the con- -tents.
Did yon know thnt beef mav
b: purchased canned in eight dif
ferent ways; sliced, boiled, corned,
dried, roast, stew a !3 mode, or
steak with onions' Chicken may re
bonelrsvcurWed, deviled, i la Kim,
or in tnrrmlcs. Veal in loaf or
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Phone-343
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roast ; bam.
or losi or whnle ;
liver with bacon or ininm.
In planning ramping meals, vari
ety must be considered carefully,
for it is easy to fall into a routine.
By buying fresh salad vegetables
such as lettuce, radifbes, endive,
remain, chickorv, along the way,
buying freb eggs and meat ocea
Monally, arid fresh vegetables, espe
cially tho-e to be eaten raw, at the
towns through which you ias, the
family will ay in good health. It
is important to drink plenty of pure
water ,anj en plentv of vegetables,
fresh or canned, while on the trip. '
SHIP BY TRUCK
REGULAR FREIGHT LINE SERVICE
Between
PORTLAND - THE DALLES - MAUPIN
THE DALLES TRUCK LINE Inc.
PORTLAND-THE DALLES
and Way Points
SPICKERMAN'S TRUCK LINE
THE DALLES-MA UHN
ad Way Points
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