J WORTH KEEPING IN MEMORY * u m m a z u t i# u '? R w •to» R I S H ! Garnered Wisdom That Hae Been Handed Down Through Genera­ tions of Housewives. FARM "> ORCHARD When making sweet croquettes add a little sugar to the crumbs in which the croquettes are to be rolled. Cold water is preferable to warm Best Floor fo r the Kitchen. [ Little Helpers on the Farm, for scrubbing doors because it does I f you must have hardwood, a v o id ! Among the w illin g workers who not sink into the wood and so dries white ash, which splinters and turns work fo r nothing and board them- quickly. gray. Maple has many admirers for selves are the birds, which have often Holding tomatoes over the gas its hard whiteness, but requires almost been called “ the farm ers’ best flame w ill cause skin to burst a n d ! daily scrubbing to maintain that friends.” They assist the farmer in come off easier than when scalded, whiteoess, and varnish wesrs off three distinct ways— as insect eaters, and the tomato will be less mushy seemingly over night. Red oak has a as consumers o f weed seed and as de­ than when scalded. rich tone and withstands use without stroyers o f large numbers o f field Neglected brass may be polished screaming for the daily scrubbing mice, gophers and other rodents. En­ — and the most wholesome and with a paste o f powdered bath brick invigorating. You cannot tut brush. tomologists estimate that the destruc­ and oil. Take two pieces of the brick like its rich “ grainy" flavor and My own preference, says Maude E. tion o f agricultural products from in­ and rub together. This makes a finer Hymers in Farm and Home, is for sects amounts to over $600,000,000 a spicy aroma. Ask your grocer fo r powder than if scraped with a knife. What it might be were not southern pine, stained and oiled (nev year. Cut hams may be kept from mold­ er varnished), since the wear o f a such a vast army o f birds engaged ing If the cut end is wet with vinegar kitchen keeps it constantly scarred, daily from dawn until dark in making ( G O L D E N C R A IN G R A N U L E S ) each time after cutting. Vinegar w ill and varnish cannot be renewed in war upon these various insect pests —i f he hasn’t got it he w ill get it for also keep beef fresh for a time when spots without having a patchy look. can only be vaguely realized, says you. It's good fo r you 3 times a day. A nd remember that there you happen to be without ice tempo­ The only remedy is to remove it and Farm and Home. rarily. apply a new coat, but varnish remover Among the birds that eat insects is no substitute for 3 G ’s. To frost over a window without is both expensive and laborious to ap­ are the fly-catchers, warblers, swal darkening the room, dissolve Epsom ply. Paint is open to similar objec­ lows and chimney swifts, which live Balts in hot water and paint over the tions, with the possible exception that exclusively on insects. Many others, window while the water is hot, then it “ patches” better. such as the blackbirds and several va­ lOW A R I E. BURTON — Aiwayer ana Chemint, 'WARD ■ Lead vi allow to dry. This Is easily removed Possibly the most permanent stain rieties o f hawks, depend on insects for Silver. Lead, SI. Gold, Silver, 75c; Gold. 50c; Zinc (r Copper, SI. Mailing envelope« a -d full pricelist and Is entirely opaque while on. for pine is also one o f the most inex­ a large part o f their food. The mead­ pnt on application. Control and Umpire work so Fringed cloths are often quite ruin­ pensive, consisting only o f perman­ ow lark has a large appetite for in L Reference: Carbonate National Bank. ed In appearance at the laundry. They ganate o f potash. This can be pur­ sects and in the course o f a season rids may be made to look like new for an chased at any drug store, and needs the meadows and pastures o f countless Second-Hand Machin­ ery bought sold and Indefinite period If, when they are only to be mixed with water, in the pests that are injurious to crops. Even exchanged: engines, starched, a little care be taken not to porportion o f one-quarter ounce to a the much-abused crow has a fondness boiler*, sawmills, etc. The J. E. Martin Co.. 76 1st starch the fringe. Fold each cloth In quart o f water. Have the floor thor­ for cutworms that almost equals bis St.. Portland. Send for Stock List and prices. four like a handkerchief and then oughly clean and dry and apply the liking fo r corn. gaiher the fringe of each part Into the mixture with a brush, freely and As seed eaters some birds are moat A N D KODAK hand and hold It firmly while you dip evenly. I f a very dark shade is de­ tireless. To this group belong the S U P P L I E S I W r it« fo r Catalogues and Literature. W e do De the middle only into the starch. When sired, make two applications, but the large number o f sparrows. Many 1 velopins and Printing. Mail orders given prompt the cloth is dry shake the fringe well addition o f the oil makes it dark other birds eat seeds, in fact, most F attention. B lu m a u e r P h o t o S u p p ly C o . 343 la W a s h in g t o n St., P ortlan d and comb it with a specially kept enough for most tastes. birds eat both insects and seeds in toilet comb, and It will fall as softly When thoroughly dry, oi! with burnt varying amounts. A large number o f and prettily as when new. linseed oil, heated, or an emulsion o f birds feed on field mice, gophers, S o m e S e lf - D e n ia l N e c e s s a r y . beeswax and turpertine. The form er ground squirrels, moles, etc., chief o f W e all have to put up with one an. is quicker to apply, needing simply all being hawks and owls. ■ other; one cannot do that even In oui BROUGHT OVER FROM SPAIf! two soft cloths, one to apply it, the ■ own homes, without conceding a Beat Way to Set Potts. other to wipe away the superfluous oil. g good deal which we should very much T h r e e R e c i p e s T h a t H a v e F o u n d F a v ­ The latter, however, gives a higher A fte r many years’ experience I have I like to retain. o r B e c a u s e of T h e i r R e a l l y E x ­ polish and be rubbed to a beautiful concluded by placing the small end o f cellent Q ualities. luster. Either finish w ill repel grease the post in the ground. A post w ill spots. last much longer than with the large DAISY FLY KILLER ftS? “ 7 ^ ; ^ Chicken Spanish.— Chicken cut into In applying the permanganate o f end down. The reason for this is ob­ flie«. Neat, »lean, ornamental, conven­ small pieces and fried brown in its potash do not be alarmed if at first vious. When limbs are cut off it al­ ient. cheap. Laati all season. Made ol own fat and half cup olive oil; add your floor takes on an undesirable ways leaves a cup that holds more or metal, can't spill oi clove garlic, medium sized onion, halt magenta color; this w ill subside al­ less water, and where worms have tip over; will not soil or injure anything can tomatoes, pepper, salt, five cloves, most immediately, changing to a dark, worked the holes are always down­ Guaranteed effective Sold by dealers oi two dozen allspice, one bayleaf. Stew rich brown, a genuine Havana stain, ward. These holes hold some moist­ 6 sent prepaid for SI slowly one hour, adding a little water ure, but by placing the top end down utterly impervious to water. HAROLD SOMERb. 150DeKalb Ave.. Brooklyn, N. T i f necessary. Thicken with flour and this moisture runs out and leaves the water just before serving. post dry. Make the Cellar Sanitary. Good Thing Easily Lost. Spanish Summer Squash.— Fry in A t first thought it seems as though The cellar should be carefully kept the post with the large end up would Jack— ‘‘FTed has a snap, but he's blitter an onion and three green pep­ foolish to continue abusing bis privi­ pers chopped fine; add three ripe to­ at all times, but never is its thorough not make a good appearance. H ow ­ leges.” Tom— "That’s so! It takes matoes and stew well, seasoning with renovation more im perative than in ever, says an expert in Farm and Fungous spores which Home, I have generally found that the mighty little to make a sinecure Inse­ salt and teaspoon of sugar. Add sum­ the Bpring. mer squash, sliced, and fry until soft. have lain dormant all winter are ready I large end is the straight end, and fre ­ cure.”— Boston Transcript Spanish Shrimps.— Large onion, six for growth with the advent o f warmer quently there is a crook at the small Unused vegetables stored ! end. I f this be placed in the ground, green peppers chopped line and fried weather. in butter; add two large tomatoes and in the cellar must receive attention I the fence when completed looks much MEXICAN cook well; then add a pinch of soda lest decay render the air impure. I better. I also have found that small A fte r all the food has been removed posts fo r w ire fence last longer than and cup of cream; then can of chopped from the storeroom, all vegetable shrimps. large ones, for they do not hold moist­ stores should be examined and such ure as long. A post should never be varieties as no longer appeal to the reset until it is well seasoned. The Kitchen Line. appetite should be at once removed. end posts should always be placed in A convenient clothesline for the Potatoes w ill still continue as a house­ concrete; then there need be no brac­ kitchen or other place where a clothes hold supply. They should be sorted ing or anchors used. drying line is sometimes needed, is and sprouts rubbed off. FOR SPRAINS. rolled Into an oxidized copper reel In those parts o f the cellar used for G . M. Northrop, BUbee, A riz., w rite«: case about five inched In diameter. food or milk give the shelves and " I have been using Mexican M ustang Lin­ This reel screws to a wall or casing tables a thorough scrubbing with hot iment for a sprained foot with z reet result«. | I t ’s an awful line remedy for such ailments.' ’ and a hook Is put up In a casing on water in which washing soda, two I t penetrates qn icktr.rem ovesa ll inflam- another wall. When the line is want­ tablespoonfuls to 10 quarts, has been I m ation and reduces the swelling. ed it is stretched across the space dissolved. Pay as much attention to | 25c. 50c. $1 a bottle at Drug S l G e o l Store« | between the two and Is fastened by a the underside o f the shelves as to the ring over the hook, the reel mean­ upper. W ipe them with cloths wrung while catching it automatically and from clean water. Movable shelf Actions a Criterion. A slender acquaintance with th< keeping It from slipping. When the boards, etc. should be carried out and world must convince every man that line is not In use It is out o f the dust laid in the sun to dry. The air should actions, not words, are the true crl in the reel casing. The line Is 24 feet be allowed to circulate freely through terion o f the attachment of friends; long. It would be a convenience for the cellar. The next step is to give the walls a and that the most liberal profession! the kitchen veranda or porch o f the good coat o f whitewash, says Farm o f good-will are very far from belnf summer cottage. and Home. This is prepared by slak­ the surest marks of It.— George Wash ing two two-pound cans o f whitewash burton. Making Nut Muffins. lime in a pail. Put the lime into the Tw o cupfuls o f flour, half a tea- pail, add water enough to cover it, spoonful of salt, three teaspoonfuls of stir it with a long stick and when it baking powder, one cupful of milk, begins bubbling add a little more half a cupful o f chopped nut meats, water. L et it boil without further at­ two eggs, two tablespoonfuls of sugar, tention. When this boiling has sub­ three tablespoonfuls of melted butter sided, add water enough to make it o f and half a teaspoonful of vanilla ex­ a creamy consistency. tract. Mix and sift the dry Ingredi­ Now go over the floor with a long- ents, then add the beaten yolks of handled stiff brush, using warm water eggs, butter and milk. Beat well, add to which one teaspoonful o f carbolic the vanilla extract and the stiffly beat­ acid to every 10 quarts haa been en whites of the eggs. Divide Into The Experience of Two Girls buttered and floured gem pans, bake in added. Mop as dry as possible. Here Related For The a hot oven for twenty minutes. How to Pack Eggs. Benefit of Others. A clean stone jar bolding six to 10 Sit While Ironing. gallons is the best vessel for packing Rochester, N. Y . —" I have a daugh­ There Is an old-fashioned prejudice down eggs for fam ily use, but a tight ter 13 years old who has always been against sitting down while ironing. wooden firkin or other vessel will ans­ very healthy until recently when she Our grandmothers would probably w er very well. The eggs must be complained o f dizziness and cramps every have condemned the woman caught In clean and fresh. D irty shells and month, so bad that I would have to keep this practice as hopelessly lazy— but cracked or spoiled eggs w ill injure and her home from school and put her to bed why not do so, especially when stand­ possibly spoil the entire lot. to g e t relief. ing at the Ironing-board means tired, Place the eggs in the jar as they are “ A fte r giving her only two bottles of blistered feet and a frazzled temper? gathered and cover with a solution o f Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­ It might not be practicable to sit while water glass (silicate o f soda) one part pound she is now enjoying the best of Ironing a dress skirt or anything re­ to 10 or 16 parts water. Cover the health. I cannot praise your Compound quiring a long reach of the arm. but ja r to prevent evaporation. W ater too highly. I want every good mother handkerchiefs and such small piece* glass is an amber colored liquid which to read what your medicine has done for can easily be managed while sitting. can be procured o f druggists or deal­ my child.” —Mrs. R ichard N. D unham , ers in poultry supplies. It coats about 811 Exchange S t , Rochester, N .Y . 25 cents per quart, or less by the ga l­ Safeguard Against Moths. Stoutsville, Ohio.—“ I suffered from lon. Gather wild yarrow, commonly called headaches, backache and was very irreg­ Pure water should be used, rain w a­ ular. A friend ad­ tansy; sprinkle freely among fur gar­ ter i f you can gat i t The ja r should vised me to t a k e ments of any sort, as well as woolen be placed in a cool cellar or room Lydia E. Pinkham's material. Lock your wardrobe; feel where it w ill not freeze in winter. V e g e t a b l e Com­ perfectly safe that when opened next According to Farm and Home, eggs i f fall your fura are unbamed by motbs pound, and before I preserved in this way w ill keep in c t had taken the who! 3 Equally good for the buffalo bug good condition eight or nine months. o f two b o t t l e s I never falls. found relief. I am High Price for Rare Etching. Resentful Recollections. only sixteen years Nut Loaf. Collector« o f etchings and engrav­ "D id they make you recite ‘ L ittle old, but I have bet- Mix one cup bread crumbs with one ings must occasionally pay high prices Drops o f W a ter’ when you were a ter health than fot cup of ground nuts. W et with one fo r tbeir treasures. A Rembrandt child?” two or three years. cup sweet milk and one beaten egg; K \ \ v print. “ Jan Sylvius,” signed by the I cannot express my " Y e s , ” replied Colonel Stillw ell, season with salt, pepper, sage; grate thanks fo r what Lydia E. Pinkham s In aome onion; bake 23 minutes; fine artist and dated 1346, brought at auc­ "and it didn’t stop there. When I tion recently $1,625. grew up they tried to insist on my Vegetable Compound has done for me. for lunch. adopting them as a b everage.” I had taken other medicines but did not A fter Fighting. And re lie f.’ ’ -M is s C o r a B. F o s n a u c h , Uncle Henry's Aphorism. Stoutsville, Ohio, R.F.D ., No. L Mistress — And be careful, Norah, To Clvon Clothing. Hundreds o f such letters from moth­ Taka light bread and nib wbert that my child do sen't fight that little "L e a n men usually have pessimistic ers expressing their gratitude for what there la a grease spot and It will re­ German boy on our block. leanings,” said Unele Henry Rutter- Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com­ move It without leaving a mark, irons New Nurse— Certainly, mum. Which worth. “ But the fat fellow who sits pound has accomplished ^ dsogh- men's hatt or any kind of cioilios. nationality do yes want him to be a f­ down and is a bull cheer full, usually tere have been received by the Lydia E. ter fightin’ ? takes a cheerful view o f things.” Pinkham Medians Comps» y, L j«««, Mass. A “DRAUGHTSMAN” BUNGALOW ; r . , -, tea -not coffee It’s the most de­ lightful Breakfast Drink you ever tasted Three G’s Machinery K O D A K S MUSTANG L IN IM E N T FASHION HINTS HOW GIRLS MAY AVOID PERIODIC PAINS Ratine i. the material used for this littlr drt-ve. A tomb rather heavy la on nrek ami sleeve« is the only trimming. $1425 to build. Complete plane and specifications $10.00. DE LUXE B l'IL D IN G CO., Union League Building, Los Angeles, Cal. Second edition o f Draughtsmans now ready for mailing, 26c. T w o or Four Kinds of Women. Someone— probably one of tbos* Frenchmen whose life job It was to make epigrams— once said that there are but two kinds of women: good women and bad women. Ever since then problem playwrights have been putting that fiction Into the moutha of wronged husbands and building their "big scene” around i t But don’t you believe It. There are four kinds: good women, bad women, good bad women and bad good women. And the worst of these Is the last.—Am er­ ican Magazine. A MODEL CHAUTAUQUA Conditions at Gladstone Park Approach the Ideal Th® Willamette* Valley Chautauqua, which convenes at Gladstone Pork, Oregon City. July 9 to 21, 1912. is making elaborate preparations to accommodate the largest crowd in its successful career o f eighteen years. Always leading in Chautauqua progressiveness, the directors are con­ structing a large septic tank and building a new sewage system, with all modern sanitary devices for the comfort and con­ venience o f its patrons. A large force o f workmen is enlarging old buildings, and erecting new ones, and the P. R. L. A P. track for the car service, which goes right into the park, is being te-ballasted’. With an array o f peerless p'atform tal­ ent. and with Gladstone Park made even more ideal by the latest move o f the di­ rectors. Willammette Valley people can well be proud o f their popular institution. T r y VTnrlne Kye Rem edy fo r B ril, W eak, W a tery Eyes and G ran ulated E y e lid * h o Sm arting—Just Eye Com fort. Caution’s Choice. "A man of your energy and talent» should take an active part In politics.*’ “ No,” replied Dustin Stax. " I prefer big business. In politics when you decide to forget the details of a trans­ action some one Is sure to pull an old tcrap book on you.” ÿ-Ifâs&S&ÿ M other, w ill find Mr«. W ln .lo w *« Soothing Syrup the best remedy to use tor t h .i l ohiidreu lu r in g I*-.« teathlu g period. Emerson on Woman Suffrage. 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