Thousand* and thousand* o f poultry for Thanks. COOKING THE STEAK aiving. Hbip in im . d ia te ly . H o w ill pay th e m a r­ ket price a n d h e w ill n o t c h a r g e y ou com m ission . As we tiO to p ress t h e m a rk e t p r ic e s ru lin g are us fo llo w « h e r e is a n e x c e l l e n t m e t h o d S M IT H W ANTS DiesuJ t«k*n. 25 U 26c. 20c. Oaim, lin , 15 U 16c. Drand Ckickou, 1« » 18c. of D ieud Gw*. 12Vk 1« D t n id Duk.. 20 1. 25c. fctiid Block Ua«. 11c Drrued VwJ. (ad) lie . R em em b er S m it h w an • goo'. and then lay it on the ^ | broiler and prepare the mushrooms. myself.— Judge. ------ Peel these, take out the stems and let them soak in cold salted water for R e s to r in g Ivo ry. To restore Ivory carvings that have ten minutes. Then put them in a become discolored, expose.fihem under porcelain vessel—the little earthen­ Class to the rays o f the sun, after hav­ ware casseroles are excellent cookers ing removed the dust by brushing for these delicate vegetables— put in them with warm water and soap. Turn a tablespoonful of butter, cover and them from time to time, so that all let them saute for twenty minutes. If the butter is likely to cook away ■Ides will be eoually bleached. lift the cover of the vessel and put in Conscious of Superiority. 1 little more. After the mushrooms "Bliggins seem s exceedingly self- have cooked fifteen minutes put In the confident.” “ Yes. He has Just bought 8teak ,0 broil, turning It quickly so an encyclopedia and feels that lf he that ‘ b°th sides may be seared at doesn't know m ore than any of the °nce. This holds in the Juices, and lf rest of us he can whenever he I tbe rest of the cooking is done more chooses.” slowly the steak will be fine. Medium done, with a layer of pink In the cen­ ter— this ls the way the steak must A N D K O D A K look when cooked. Lay It on a hot S U P P L I E S fllsh, salt, pepper and set the dish In W r i t e f o r c a t a lo g u e s a n d li t e r a t u r e . D e v e lo p in g the oven for three minutes for Juices a n d p r in t in g . M a il o r d e r s g i v e n p r o m p t a tte n tio n F o rtla n d P h o t o S u p p ly C o. to draw. Pour the mushrooms around 149 T h ir d S t r e e t PORTLAND. ORE It and serve at once. From a pound and a half to two U / C U l P i l l b r o k e n m a c h in e r y a n d c a s t in g s pounds of steak will be needed by H L TV l L U o f a ll k i n d s b y a n e w p r o ce s s , m a k in g t h e m a s g o o d a s n e w . M a c h in e w o r k o f two persons fond of meat. A quar­ all k in d s . W e fix a n y o ld t h in g . Portland Oxy-Acetylem ter of a pound of mushrooms will Welding Company. 305 Glisan S i Phone Main 6769. Portland. Or. supply the good taste, but lf there are no other vegetables half a pound will be needed. an Roast Loin of Lamb With Green HOOD R IV E R O R C H A R D LAND Peas.— Have the butcher leave the for sale by ow ner; choice ten acres 9J kidney and fat on and skewer the miles from city, elevation about 1,600 feet, almost level, red shot soil, two piece daintily, A piece six chops long acres six-year-old trees; balance raw will be required, for the bit dwindles state. Price $1,700, easy terms. To away with cooking. Dredge with a reliable party will give work clearing little flour, salt and pepper and start and caring for adjoining ten acres, the roasting with brisk heat, mod­ amount to apply on purchase price. Ad­ erating it for the finish. dress P. O. Box 131, Portland, or phone If canned peas are used open them A 5374. up and drain in a collander, flushing them while there with cold water. Drain and put in a saucepan with salt, pepper and a big tablespoonful of but­ ter. Cook covered for five minutes, and serve them in a trim border around the lamb on a hot flat platter. „ COFFEEl ) KODAKS EARN ORCHARD TEA SPICES BAKING POWDER v EXTRACTS B lack Bean Soup. One pint of black beans soaked JU ST RIGHT over night In three quart! of water. <223QSESEŒŒ>! In the morning pour oft the water CUISSET A DEVERS and add fresh three quarts. Boil PORTLAND. ORE,' J slowly four hours. When done there should be one quart. Add a quart of beef stock, four whole cloves, four I whole allspice, one stalk celery, one I good sized onion, one small carrot, 1 one small turnip, all cut fine and fried REASONABLE RATES I in a little butter. F.II * rf T«tk Mly $5.00 j j Add one tablespoonful flour, season Pride.-wort or Teeth wA- : with salt and pepper and rub through orit rUtee $3.50 U $5.00 : Red Rahim Pieter oNr $7.50 I | a fine sieve. Serve with slices of lemon and egg (ood Robber Pieter « d r . $5.00 I Cold er Percrtw Crowet | balls. RELIABLE DENTISTRY ............... Sd*er Filings sole 5 0 rto$ l j Penders Eitrodioo eotr . 50e I FREE wbeo PUler err ordered perfect S p e c ia l nt’ e n rio n o o u t-o f-to w n patrons. D ro p us h post h 1 l o r a p p o in tm e n t. O tit-of-tow n w ork con i»le *d jn a day. N o Hotter w ork miy- w tiere M od ern e q u ip m e n t. E very o p e r a to r a sp ecia list. L ady a tten d a n t. | ^ THE HEW YORK DENTISTS D*. H. A STURDEVAKT. Mite } Heart: 8 a a . to 8 p. a .: Soudan t i e a . to I A a N. E Cot Fnorth .ad Korrttaa. Portload. Orepoa Curry Sauce. One tablespoon of butter, one of flour one teaspoon of curry powder, i 0ne large onion, one large cup of stock- salt and pepper to taste. Cut tbe onion fine, fry brown In the but­ ter and add tbe flour and curry pow­ der Stir for one minute; add tbe I stock and season with the salt and | pepper. Simmer for five minutes. then strain and serve. This sauce can be served with a broil or saute of meat or fish. ^ B U 5 Y ^ ? 5 != ^ W 0 R L D WEARS ----- c tr * S L , □ 311*1 B Iflgifl I H it * ? - ' W W J y . 1 I H 1 l * 3 , * 3.50 & *4 S H O E S W o K S S u « - underneath. B O Y S ’ S H O E S , $ 2 . 0 0 , S 2 .B O A $ 3 .0 0 ----------------------------- » . 1 . 0 — * . . 1a .O O .ta .B O and * 4 .0 0 ,rroited Currants. • * • • • » r w vom it Irm ly Ihm bmml mmdm J * - tmornt p o p u la r mhomm f u r Ihm p riem ht A m e r ic a . a n d arm Ihm morn» a m on a n '- le a l mhomm t o r r o o la b u y . ,h*n.rn ^ ® 7 T °'1 r'» l¡M that m y ,h °* * b »T * Mix (Our tablespoons of water with | wefl-beaten whites of two eggs s e l e c t rery fine bunches of currant. nd dip them, a bunch at a time. Into K T i . 1 '>T' r » »ear*. that I m » k * *nrt » o ll mere ■WTO. $ 3 3 » Arni f t m Pline* th»n Any ntb*r m »n«- fbe beaten egg; let them drain for a î « ‘ ? r-r in th* iTniced S iam *, »nd th.« I .K U r 2 1 < - n .r .n « e e my Shoe* tn hold tb*lr f e w minutes, then roll them In finely •nape. Innfc . n.| fl, better, »ml wear longer *hAB powdered eugar. Lay them to dry on •«» nther », no as aa o» S 4 .U 0 .m-e yoe r»» « y r r - Q o»lity *-e*rpnrr __„>!.*» nair. YOB e-m-e tim, for yMI to purchM* *»rtth*r ^ tr .^ 2 Ä f w •ÿ tts *• L 13 Unibemtp Cbucation Ä Ä h u il a s , i u I s»w t S S Ä w '• " 1' R ecord * In 8 lz o . QUALITY CUTS ' uiptmriio ] s t u d e n t s p r e p a r in g f o r c o l le g e o r u n iv e r a i t y . w o m e n 's c lu b s , grm nees. e n g ‘ n«M>rs a n d b o m s m a k e rs, b i o p r e lim in a r y e x a m in a ­ tio n is r e q u ire d . T h is m a il c o u r s e m e a n s opportunity for you. Send for a descriptivo bulletin to tho C o r r e n p o n d e n r e S t u d y T K -p a rtm U n iv e r s it y o f O r t c o a E n sen e - O rel Q ueer L a u n d ry Packag®. It ls not uncommon for laundries to receive rings and other valuables with the soiled linen from their customers, but they seldom make such a discov­ ery as one which has been made at Fulham, England. When a basket of linen was received from the country a few days ago the sorter* were alarmed to see the upheaval of the contents and hear a plaintive cry. The ‘ ----------------------- 'rh“ llnen was removed, and a black cat was found benath. CUT RATE MUSIC HOUSE three whites of eggs well beaten, and beat all together until stiff. Pour Into a mold and when cold and stiffened turn out on a platter and serve with a sauce made from tbe yolks o f the eggs, a pint of milk and sugar tc sweeten. Boll like a custard. To Clean Wall Paper. You can remove grease spots from *• all paper with blotting paper and a hot flatiron. Hut the blotting paper over tbe stain and press It with the hot Iron. By this process the stain will be transferred to the blotting pa per. Other stains may be removed from the wallpaper by rubbing them with a piece of bread a day old or with a piece of flannel dipped in dry oetnwwl All R hw t Millie 16c. t*nd*d to Mail onlara carefully at- S M IT H & S T O R E Y 127 r u t h S t , P o r t la n d , Or. " F ILL Y O U R O W N TEETH ” FILL-O If you h i ,, achmir teeth or ravltie* *nrt you ar* too narveio* for th* denial ordeal, try Fill-O. the home dentist. A t drutrirteU or by mail. 60c. Fill 0 UK CO.. 351 Im m n 8U* W t k W.de Blumner-Frank Ih-tj* Co., dtatributurs for Otwmn Scrambled Cauliflower, Trim off tbe coarae outer leavea of A nice head o f cauliflower, and after soaking and cooking, drain well, then divide Into branches. 8prlnkie with nutmeg, salt and pepper, and toss In the frying pan with hot butter or olive o4L PI I Iowa. I pillows. Old sh eets or pillow cases can be ed to m*ke these secondary slips. c h a n g in g w a ,h ln * or renew- I when necessary. Not onlv does i f b.s Ptese Drew-rv pll- ^ the ticking but the ^ ^ DIRT Terrible Suffering Many housekeeper» » h o are careful to cover tbelr mattresses with slips which can be taken off and washed from time to time, are not aware that the same course ls equally good with f 3 t i p ’ ssi ? OF Th* largest theater ls the Parle Salt and Kerosene A re the Twin Al Opera house, covering three acres; the largest bronze statue, that of Pe­ lies of the H ousew ife D evoted ter the Great In St. Petersburg, weigh­ to C leanliness. ing 1,100 tons. The biggest stone Every housewife should realize th» statue ls In Japan, 44 feet high; the possibilities of salt as a cleaner. In­ largest college ls In Cairo, with over deed, salt aud kerosene should be in ten thousand students and 310 teach­ is more soothing than the cleansing outfit of every house ers. Damascus has the honor of be­ Cold Cream; more heal­ hold, for together they form a combi ing th* oldest city. ing than any lotion, lini­ nation which eradicates almost any ment or salve; more beau­ dirt. tifying than any cosmetic. For polishing mirrors nothing can exceed the merit of salt. When apply E c z e m a All O ver B a b y 's Body. Ing It the glass must be wet with “ When my baby was fo u r m o n th s clear water, then the salt rubbed on old his face broke o u t with e cze m a , with a damp newspaper. The final and at sixteen months o f ag e. hls fa c e , P a ste u r's Revenge. Tn that one of the hundred best rubbing may be done with dry news hands and arms were In a d re a d fu l etate. The eczema spread all o v e r hls books Vallery Radot's "Life of Pas­ papers, or with a chamois skin. body. We had to put a mask or c lo th A tablespoonful of coarse salt, 8 over teur” we read the Btory of his misery. hls face and tie u p hls hands. teaspoonful of ammonia and a pint ol It ls nothing to say that the war Finally we gave him Hood's Sarsapa­ hot water mixed and kept for rinsing rilla and In a few months he was e n ­ nearly broke his heart. Rut It broke tirely cured. Today he ls a healthy neither his faith nor the straight line decantors and carafes will make them hoy.” Mrs. Inez Lewis, Baring, Maine. of his work. Only a sort of rage pos­ as bright as new. - Hood's Sarsaparilla cures blood dis­ sessed him to redeem and console • Silver discolored either by egg or eases and builds up the system. Get It today in usual liquid form o r France by working for her. "H ence­ other use will respond at once to a chocolated tablets called S a rs a tn b s. forth,” he said, “ every one of my vigorous rubbing of damp salt. Salt and vinegar combined will books shall have written on It these L e a d e rs in T h e ir Line. words. Revenge, revenge, revenge.” usually restore polish to brass and The greatest bank, says Harper's And this was his revenge, to set the copper, and salt Is a wonderful reno name of France In the honors list of vator of polished wood surfaces that W eekly, Is the Bank of England, In science higher than ever; to give the have been dulled with hot dishes. Tc London; the oldest college ls Univer­ rest of his life to her service, and to brighten such spots cover tbe gray sity college, Oxford, founded In 1050; portions with salt, which is then wet the largest library, the National In wear himsa,f out for her sake. with olive oil, all of the latter being Paris, containing nearly three million poured on that the salt will absorb volumes. M o n e y and Ea rnin g. Feuds of this nature, though too ire- This should stand for 24 hours, whei If It's Your Eye Use Pettit’s Eye Salve quent In the country, are very fatal to It should be removed and the surfaci the ordinary people, who are so used rubbed with a soft cloth. If all gray for inflammation, stys, itching lids, to be dazzled with riches that they ness has not disappeared, repeat th» eye aches, defects o f vision and sensi­ tive to strong lights. All druggists or pay as much deference to the under­ salt and oil bath. Howard Bros. For removing discolorations o f fruit standing of a man of estate as of a from tc-eth or hands salt ls excellent man of learning; and are very hardly A P o rtra it of C h a rle s A n th o n . brought to regard any truth, how Im­ Hls outward personality was unique portant soever It may be, that ls preach­ and impressive. He was a trifle un­ ed to them, when they know there are der the average height, erect as an several men of five hundred a year Indian and Inclining to portliness. who do not believe 1L—Joseph Ad­ Hls head was superb and hls features dison. __________________ strong and finely cut. He was punc­ A C o stly Pet. tiliously neat In hls dress, the style A year or so ago a Montana bo> o f which was never varied. A short captured a young squirrel and took sack coat hung straight from hls am­ him home and made a pet of him. The ple shoulders, merging In front Into a little animal was given free range of black satin vest and an expanse of the house and seemed content, and spotless linen, relieved only by a very his owner was several times offered ■mall gold pin, tbe whole surmounted $2 for him. A few days ago a roll of by a black satin stock and a high $100 was missed, snd, after a long standing collar with rounded cor- hunt ,lt was found that the squirrel ears.— Columbia Quarterly. had torn the bills to pieces to make a H o n o r T re e s and Pla nts. nest of. He was a fried squirrel next The Siamese always offer libations day. __________________ Some one has given the following to trees before cutting them down. A S o c ia l Duty. as the alms of dom estic econom y: The natives of Sumatra pay special To send a box of candy, a book or a To lessen housework by mechanical honor to certain trees supposed to box of flowers after having made a device and convenient arrangement. embody tbe wood spirits, while the In­ short visit Is a tactful act which costs To save money by gaining know! habitants of the Society Islands pay little either in time or money. Only edge o f how to spend It. similar re-ee"* *e co-en plants. a visiting card bearing no writing To supply rational food to the fam may be enclosed. lly. D IT C U T C coprsisHTt and m»> « per «« To understand tbe well-being of the I FT I L PS I O ••©'»red. H»*>k o f accurate informât on fr*n* on requent. His Lot. family and the home. J. I MIX ». 719 R«»rd . f Trxfe BM«. PuitUn*. Or. "In the critical times upon which (L a te o f U. n. l ’a ien t O ffice. W itMlim aioji. U. U.) To make development of character he has fRllen It behooves the police • bo atm of the home. to be vigilant and not let the enemy SCHUM ACHER EUR CO. catch them sleeping at their p ost Manufacturer« o f Fur». Raw Fur» hour ht and N e w Y o r k A p p le Charlotte. •old. Fur» remodeled a »i»ecialty. 209 Madison "In other words, a policeman’s lot ls Like a mold with lady fingers or St., bet. Tirât and fron t Sts , Portland, O regon not a happy one ” sponge cake. Soak a third of a box of gelatine in a third of a cupful ot B E A V E R E N G R A V I N G C O . F o r t h e A m b i t i o u s — cold water until sofL Pour over It a third of a cupful of boiling water and stir until dissolved. Add one cupful f ir s t and' A n k e n y SIS P ortlan d , Or. sugar and tbe Juice of a lemon, to getber with a cupful o f sour apple sauce drained dry and put through a sieve. Cool In a pan of cracked Ice b y m a il f o r t h o s e w h o c a n n o t a tte n d in ST R IN G A N D B A N D p e r s o n . A l l in s t r u c t io n , in c lu d in g fin a l and when the Jelly begins to harden e x a m in a tio n s, i s F K K B , F o r tea ch ers, IN S T R U M E N T S beat until lig h t Toward tbe last add $3.50 to $5.00 | (old or Porcelow Filhneo. $1 • C ur W ork G uaranteed INVETERATE FOES 17 ' L e m o n F illin g . Dangerous coughs. Extremely perilous coughs. Coughs that rasp and tear the throat and lungs. Coughs that shake the whole body. You need s regu­ lar medicine, a doctor’s medi­ cine, for such a cough. Ask your doctor about A y e r ’ s Cherry Pectoral. W i pabtksk e a r formuimm i¡ers F tf'M oar sedie * - s : Threw-quartera o f a cup o f sugar, one egg. one lemon, juice and rind, piece of batter large as egg yolk. Beat well together and cook until It thick- Sauce for a Clambake. The sauce used at the ordinary clam bake la simply melted batter seasoned with pepper and a little lemon Juice If yod prefer to make maltre d’hote! sauce, cream a half capful o f butter, add a scant teaapoonful o f aalt, a half teaspoonful pepper and a half table spoonful lemon Juice. Laatly add o n » half tabkeapoonful finely chopped par» ley ou that a medi- .“ " e . . " “ i n e t » p l a n c e of being frosted. cine Tike A y ers Cherry P, celo rii cannot T o make th« home the egpreaalon _ A i.L « O h • K/ > r . u » . ' A .A .1__A ___ on a glass dish with a border d0 jft best work if the bowels are con o f th « mental, moral and spiritual ottrr*b green currant learea. tho al- ^ ptted. Ask your ductor if he know. culture of U m family. snything better then Ayer’s Pills forcer- *•* u « c ~ dlD* ljr prettT rectin$ this sluggishness of th« liver. r —- -r**-* ** *— ** " ■ I A TRIP TO PORTLAND FREE CUT RATES IN PAINLESS DENTISTRY Fulfil*«« Kx tract I o n ....... Fre* •liver F illin g » ...................S o * Gold F illing« ........... . . . . . . , 7 5 c *2 K. Gold C r o w n « ......... . . . . I f P orcelain C row n « ................. ®3 M ol«r Gold C row n« ............. N _ _ ^ Bridge W o rk , M K G o l l . . . *3 Inlay Ftila, Pure G o l d ......... i f y Vary Nice Rubber Plat®___ §4 Beat Rubber Plate on K arth.......... ............................f t A L L TH IS W O R K IS O U A R A M T S B D . Don't threw yo e r m * y *w*y. A dollar aavad K ^ M D i g T U T r i t ' h . i . ^ . . . . P e r t la M I f l H M om *», «fywte i I and I and M*Ut a 1 12$ I * far w «U f i s v a r i rr erTed I nçmt to jounead a -E rl ■ £ 9 y Ç * t r* Ç9