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French Cooks Know Secret of
Bringing Oat Delicate Flavors
Byi CHARLUS SCOTTO, Cht,
Ambau.dor iluul, I'uik Annui, New York City.
AMERICAN cooking li getting
better til the time, but there .till
remain room lor improvement. The
chic f fault lici in a certain Watclrsi
nets, or monotony of taitr, which
sometime rouiti in taking the edge
off the appetite. Particularly in the
cue of vegetable!, the women of
thil country ire just beginning to
lorn how to nuke the must of sume
of the delicious product! of the t'r
fieri. In France, on the other hand,
method of teatonlng that give ail I
td icit to vegetable dilie have long
been familiar to all experienced
Cuoks and one of the icaioning agenti
most frequently ucd fr thin pursue
It sugar. A imall amount help to
restore the natural iweetne which
the vegetable may have lout after
being picked, and when two or more
vegetable are cooked together, It
ervei to blend their contriving
flavor I.
A coniiderable number of Ameri
can houtewivei have alway tiwd
lugar in conking a few vegetable,
but the lecrrt of it general luc ii
comparatively little known in this
country, although recently a nunrVr
of domeitic wii-nce expert have
Conducted experiment in tliii method
of vegetable cookery, ind hive
found, 11 hive the French co k.
that It fniinenwly Improve the tati
nej of the diih.
Sfiinuth llainault it on of tin
di!ici to which the expert l-rench
cook alway adU a null ainount of
lugar. Clean the spimch well and
cook for ten minute in ai little
wtter ai posilble; usually enough
will cling to the Icivr after the)
hive been washed. Then chop fun.
and drain well. Fry three or fm:t
very thin dices of K.eon, rut in
mall pice imd add to the tpit h.
To the fit In the pun ad I one tnl.lr
Ipoon flour, one ublcx Mtcur,
ow-zjijartT lepfMi'i mtMard. one
cup vinosj-r, am' one .mil a nnarter
dip wtcr. tk until thick ami
pour o.er t qmrt nf e-kcd npin
ch. S'ir l-U:',y a:.l re.
: Personalities
Ch.f Scotto In Hi Kitchen
Asparagus With Butter Sauct
Cook a bunch f iiparugut for a
half hour in boiling, tailed water to
which a traspoon of lugar ha beta
ftd'itd. While il.e aparugut i cook
ing, bruv n a tublcipwn of cracker
dirt in a hull trasjwm of butter,
wl'h a few drop of onion Juice, a
pirch of powdered iiwar, and a pinch
of salt and black pepper. Draio the
upa'agM and place on a platter.
Sp. inkle over the tip a teaspoon of
the browned, dry cracker-crumb.
St've with boiling hot butter, mixed
wiih the remainder of the browned
cr. ckcr crumb.
Carrott and Chrtst Mince twelve
m lium-ire carrot. Add a tea
spojn of sugar and steam until
t-ltr. Put into a baking dislt.
Si inkle liberally wish rhcrse and a
lit Silt a;id pepper Heat three
en, s and stir into a pint of milk
that hs hern put on the stove to
hi.'t. Let the mixture thicken; then
P"-r over the carrot and cheese.
AtM more cheese f"r a tcp dressinir.
? the frying d!h in a pm of
nv and p' ire in the oven to bmwa
Ethel Kidder la officiating aa
bookkeeper at the Kramer garage.
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Mrs. W. E. Hunt wa a passenger
on the morning stage today, going
to Portland.
B.,l Wilson and family and Laco
Greene ipent part of Sunday 'neath
the shade of Bear creek plnee.
Mr. Violet Mayhew a fated at
The Maupln today, during the ab
sence of Mrs. Shearer at The Dalles.
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A. H. Oillis was in Maupln kit
Saturday, having business connected
with the coming Wasco County
Fair.
The Times man ipent part of
Tuesday and Wednesday In The
Dalles, going to the county seat on
business.
Miss Grace Morton, a college
friend of Winifred Kater, U visit
ing the latter for week. She lives
in Sulem.
Marcus Shearer, wife and little
sons, went to The Dalles this morn
ing, Marcus going down to consult
hi physician.
Ollie Weber, who tt agisting his
son, Leonard, in harvest, came down
from the Flat yesterday and spent
part of the day In town.
Stewart (Brick) McLeod came
over from Tygh Ridge and apent
part of yesterday in Maupin, going
to The Dalles In the afternoon.
L. C. Henncghan and wife and
the letter's mother, who have been
at Newport for the paat 10 days,
Efrngiraftnna From Oil He&tt-
Lfckt 1ft
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YOU MAY NOW HAVE
MODERN REFRIGERA
TION, in your own kitchen
just "light it and leave
it!" with no more atten
tion than that. The great
est invention ever made for
the rural home no electri
city, no gas just kerosene.
Come in as soon as possible and see SUPERFEX the new
oil-burning refrigerator. We arc showing one in operation
daily. Many rural housewives who have seen it say "How
have we done without this so long?" And they konw it is de
pendable because it is made and guaranteed by the manufac
ture of the f annus Perfection Oil Cook Stoves.
Saws Steps - Saves Fmd -
. 5me Time - Saws Mfeimey !
Let us show you how it does all thisl We want you to know
SUPERFEX. And we have the model, finish, size and price
that will suit you. Convenient terms, too, if you like. You
will never want to use caves, cisterns, spring-houses, cellars
again after seeing SUPERFEX.
)OCHERTY
-POWERS
3rd. and Washington,
The Dalles
Phone 300
'S1SVSSSS
have returned to their homes, the
former in Maupin and the latter at
Salem.
Oliver Resh made a business trip
to The Dalles this morning, being
accompanied by his sinter, Mia.
Marie Resh, lately from Chicago.
Gus Derthick, who is working with
a telephone surveying crew, now
stationed at The Dalles, spent Sun
day with his family in Maupin.
.
Mrs. II. F. Bothwell spent several
days of thin week at her home in
this city, having come over from Du
fur to take care of her music pupil'.
Marcus Shearer is again a fami
liar figure on one of the Standard
Oil company's trucks, having gone
to work there the first of the week.
Jlmraie Wray is helping at the
Maupin cafe. He will enter a phar
macy school this fall and has re
(igned his position with the Maupin
drug store.
Mrs. Q. P. Weberg was called to
The Dalles Uu Thursday by the ser
ious tllne of her son, Harry, who
underwent an operation at a hos
pital there.
Editor Hamilton of the Myrtle
Point Herald, with his family were
in Maupin a short time ye terday.
The Hamiltona were on their way
home after making the highway
circle.
C. A. Hartman, mail carrier be
teween Maupin and the county seat,
is taking a lay off and spent this
week In San Francirco. His son-inlay
is cubbing for him during his
absence.
W. FX Hunt and son, Clarence,
were in town Monday, coming down
from Criterion for the purpose of
taking W. H. StaaU to the warm
springs, where he can receive a good
boiling out.
E. E. Wright and wife were
guests of the 0. F. Rcnick family
today. The Wrights had been on a
vfcit to Med ford and stopped off
here while on their way home at
Walla Walla.
Miss Winifred Kaiser, student at
the state university, and who has
been taking an extra cour e at O.
A. C. this summer, is at home and
will remain here until fall term of
the U. 'opens.'
II. R. Kaiser and wife visited at
the home of the latter's father at
lone yesterday. On their way out
they picked up their daughter, Wini
fred, and friend, who mflde the trip
to Morrow county with them.
P. B. Driver and wife were over
from Wamie Monday. Mr. Driver
is in charge of the county road work
in this farming district and says
that that there arc no funds, special,
with which to extend roads or to i
make much of a showing in upkeep.
thin places, or other imperfections
that impair its strength. New har
ness ltathr that shows cracks on the
srrain tide when sharply bent is
practically worthies, and crks In 5
old harness show thitt it is rotting. 3
Breaks and rips In the leather should
be repaired promptly. ,
"You are coming
right to the front,
aren't you?"
So observed an officer of this bank the other day
during an interview with a young business man.
"Yes," he replied, "and your friendly, helpful coun
sel and banking service nave been important factors
in my success . . . And, by the way, your bank is
coming right to the front, too! And, deservedly
if the constructive assistance you have given me is
a sample cf what others receive."
The above, and many more commendations,
show the relation in which we stand to the business
interests of Southern Wasco County.
Maupin State Bank
(INCORPORATED)
Special this week, manicure kits
sold at 50 cent? for only 25 cents,
at the Maupin Drug Store.
ELEVEN YEARS AGO
From The Times August 9, 1918
lister McCorklc write from Fort
Ben Harrt on, Indium, thnt he has
been made a sergeant and is mw
training 100 men. He says they ex
pect to leave for France soon.
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A number of the boys from the
military police are in Maupin for
the purpose of guarding ranches and
the Mjin warehouses. (
We lenrn that Jack Kelly and J.
C. Hagey have purchased the entire
holdings, including live 'tock, im
plements,' land, etc., of the Fen
Batty place near the Kelly church.
Mrs. Ethel Duncau of Wamic
recently received a card from her
husband, Marion Duncxn, telling, of
his safe arrival in France.
Robert Tapp wrote to' his home
folks here last week lulling of his
call to sea. He has been at Mare
I lind and a;-ked that no one VTite
him until he is heard front again.
2 FAMOUS TRAINS EAST
Connection with the de lux
PORTLAND LIMITED
No extra fare
58 hr., 50 min., Tha Dalle, to CbJcafo
Leave Maupin 10:55 A. M.
Connection at The alles (8:35 P. M.)
Connection with another fine tranicoatfnonUl train
CONTINENTAL LIMITED
Lv. Maupin 10:55 A. M.
Direct connection at Sherman (1:20 P. M.)
To PORTLAND
Lv. Maupin 10:55 A. M.
Ar. Portland 5:30 P. M.
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP SUMMER FARES EAST
Daily to Sept. 30-Final return limit Oct. 31
WW B3DPDR
R. B. BELL, Agent, Maupin. Ore. r A
EDW. H. McALLEN, T. F. & P. A., Bnd Ore. MljlJ
p WHEN IN THE DALLES
H Make : Your Headqarters at
The Golden Grill or
i American Restaurants
55 w here every service awaits you.
H Special Merchants Lunch from 11:00 to 12:30 each
55 day for 40 cents the best in town
1
The only redeeming trait that
coekroache. have, according to en
tomologists of the U. S. Department
of Agriculture, is that they some
time eat bedbugs, but most people
don't want to keep roaches around
for this purpose. Fortunately it is
espy to kill them, by sprinkling pow
dered sodium fluoride or rpdiunt
fluosilicate wherever they appear.
A runaway team cannot be stoppod
with weak reins, nor will weak tugs
and straps on the harness withstand
heavy work. Harness should, be
looked over to roc that the leather
parts have no cuts, holes, brands,
g FREE PnONE
REST ROOMS
3 Both Restaurants have been entirely remodeled for
S3 your convenience.
I E. J. McMahon
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