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. With the coming of sunshine and pleasant spring weather you will want
to get out of doors.
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for you when you want to use it.
Call and See Us fo r Prices.
They are Reasonablé
SMITH BROTHERS
AT THE
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Small Spuds Poor Seed
C. I. Lew is, who has been identi­
T h e practice ,o| planting whole
fied w ith the horticulture o f Oregon small potatoes is a bad one when they
fo r sixteen years, has resigned as as­ are simply culls from the ordinary
sistant general manager o f the Ore­ field. W hy are they little? Often it
gon Growers cooperative association is because they are diseased. Such
effective May 1, and w ill take up new seed w ill not produce many good
duties in Chicago. For thirteen spuds.
yers Mr. Lew is was chief o f the divis­
ion o f horticulture at the Oregon A g
Hew Potato Bulletin Out
ricuitural college and vice-director
'o f the experiment station.
During
“ Potato Diseases in Oregon and
bis administration there it was gen­ Th eir Control” is the name o f a 52
erally'recognized that one of the page bulletin just off the press and
strongest departments o f horticul­ ready fo r free distribution.
This
ture in the United States was built bulletin by M. B. McKay, associate
up at that institution.
Mr. Lew is plant pathologist at the Oregon ex­
helped the Oregon Growers coopéra- j periment station, gives general con­
tive association from the first day] trol measures fo r all potato diseases
they started. During June and July, common to Oregon with discussion
1919, he toured the state in the in­ o f each separate disease. This is a
terests o f the Oregon Growers. Au­ popular bu lletin w ritten in plain
gust 1. 1919, he was chosen organiza­ language. It w ill make a valuable
tion manager and carried on the pre­ addition to any farm er’s library.
lim inary work and built the organiz­
ation up to its present membership
Chicks Heed Clean Peed
o f 2000 and 32.000 acres. A year
It is not always so much the kind
ago he was made assistant general
o f feed as how it in fed that causes
manager o f the organization.
Mr. Lew is has been very active in trouble w ith young chicks. A n y of
constructive horticultural work. His the common grains w ill give good re­
activities include nearly every com­ sults if they are clean and free
Chicks should not be
m ittee organized for the interest of from mold.
horticulture, such as the export cor­ fed grain having much hull or a
poration. the deciduous league, and high protein at first.
• tbe national apple shows.
He was
chosen to represent the northwest
Overhaul Prune Drier
in a plea for low er freigh t rates be­
Now is the time to get the drier
fore the interstate commerce commis­ in shape for next year’s run. A ll of
sion; is chairman of a committee of them need cleaning up before using
northwest fru it growers working on again and most driers w ill be bene-
a plan for nationally advertising the fltted by increasing the circulation
apple.
He has greatly assisted the through allow in g more air in the
fru it industry o f the state by en­ furnace chamber.
Holes one foot
couraging state and national legis­ square and at one foot
intervals
lation.
around the entire base o f the drier
Mr. Lew is has national recognition w ill create more rapid drying. The
as one o f the committee o f twenty- throat of the furnace chamber lead­
one, appointed by the American farm ing to the tunnels should be widened
bureau to work on fru it m arketing so that a hole at least four feet in
problems. He is also * director o f width is obtained.
I f the stack
the American pomological society and opening is constructed it should be
was one o f five men from Oregon to broadened so that its area is equal
represent the state at the agricul­ to the area between the trays.— O. A.
tural conference.
C. experiment station.
During the pest year Mr. Lew is
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baa had many offers but has finally
Angel Cake
accepted a position with the In ter­
national Trade Press company o f Chi­
One cup sugar, one and one-third
cago, which now controls the Am eri­ cups
flour,
one-half
teaspoonful
can F ru it Grower, the largest fruit cream o f tartar, three teaspoonfuls
paper in America. He w ill be man­ baking powder, one-third teaspoon­
aging editor o f this publication.
ful salt, two-thirds cup scalded milk,
one teaspoonful almond or vanilla
flavoring, whites o f three eggs. Mix
Something for A ll
and sift first five Ingredients four
T w o farmers in an English country tlm ea
Add milk, cooled slightly,
Inn had managed to get hold o f a very slowly, beating continuously.
newspaper. One held and they both Add flavoring. Mix w ell and fold in
devoured it. A fte r some time one of tbe beaten whites o f the eggs. Turn
them muttered;
into ungreased angel eake pan and
“ Marvelous things, them newspa­ bake in a very slow oven about 45
pers. Cater to every taste. Some­ minutes. Remove from oven and In­
thing fo r every one.”
vert pan and allow to stand until
“ Yes,” said the other, “ but w hat’s cold.
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that kind o’ blank space?”
He pointed to the space at the foot
Bo man Bridal W reath
o f the stop press newa
V “ Oh. that,” said the first airily,
The Roman bridal wreath was of
"th a t be fo r them as ean’t read.” — verbena, plucked by the bride her­
Chicago Herald and Examiner.
self.
HOW
A LA S K A N
N A T IV E S
MAKE
USE OF RE IN D E E R HIDE.—
A new article o f commerce is tbe
reindeer carpet, made by Port
Clarence (Alaska) natives. The
material used in this unique rug
comes from the Alaskan reindeer
and each carpet, 12 by 14 feet, is
composed o f 900 pieces of the
fur, alternately light and dark,
cut diamond shape and sewed
with sinews.
The border, 10
Inches wide, is also o f the tiny
squares, but nearly black. The
lighter fur pieces are cut from
the hide of the under part of tbe
reindeer, darker gray being that
over the back and flanks. Fur
cut out of tbe hide from tbe head
and neck furnishes the black
squares o f the border.
Many reindeer have stone-col­
ored coats, with beards and a
mane like buffalo growing down
their breasts. Others are spot­
ted, Quaker gray and white, and
the hair is short, soft and very
thick. I f the animal la killed in
early fall, the fur is prime, and
will not come out In tufts.
Tbe reindeer rugs sell readily
at $100 each. Four native women
o f the 8eward Peninsula district
can finish a rug in a week.
The fur carpets when once
laid, especially on waxed floors,
will last indefinitely and may
easily be swept and cleaned.
WONDERFUL PIECE OF WORK
Why the Watch Has »sen Called the
Meet Delicate Machine That
Can
Constructed.
quently It might be called 4-flea power.
One horse power would be sufficient
to run 270 million watches.
Now, the balance wheel is moved by
this 4-flea power one and 43 one-hun­
dredths Inches with each vibration—
3,558% miles continuously In one
year.
It doesn’t take a large can o f oil
to lubricate tbe machine on ito 3,500-
mile run. It requires one-tenth o f a
drop o f oil to the entire watch for a
year’s service. But It has great need
o f that one-tenth o f a drop.
How Mushroom Exerts Force.
How la a mushroom, so fragile and
' feeble, able to force Its way through
concrete and asphalt? How Is It able
to ca n y np with It huge stones which
have been cemented down? How Is It
that a mushroom can split a stout
brick wall? The mushrooms In a gar-
l dan at Beckenham did this some lit-
' tie time ago, pushing out a block of
brick work and mortar weighing 170
pounds, though the mushrooms them­
selves weighed lees than three and
one-half pounds. It is the result of
one o f the wonderful forces o f nature
which men can examine and explain
and yet cannot ceaaa to marvel a t By
Its gentle and continuous pressure, tbs
growing and expanding mushroom can
lift weights big enough to crush things
s thousand times as strong as itself.—
New York Herald.
Hew South America Divide# Day.
The official day In many Latin-
American countries Is divided Into 24
hours, numbered consecutively from
1 a. m. and ending at midnight The
midnight hour Is sometimes designat­
ed as zero Instead o f 24. Thus, 4
o'clock In ths afternoon Is 16 o'clock,
according to this schema, and 9 o’clock
Is 21 o’clock. In Argentina, fo r ln-
Rtance, It Is compulsory to use this 24-
hour system In connection with any
public document such as a theater
program, contract mortgage or Judg­
ment o f a court and the old system Is
prohibited, excepting that In the the­
ater programs It may bo need concur­
rently with the 24-hour system.
It is said that the watch is the
smallest, most delicate machine that
was ever constructed o f tbe same
number o f parts. About 175 differ­
ent pieces of material enter Into its
construction, and upward o f twenty-
four hundred separate operations are
Why They Ne Longer Speak.
comprised in Its manufacture.
While at boarding school I corre­
Certain o f the facts connected with
Its performance are simply incredible, sponded with an old schoolmate who
when considered in total. A black­ at one time bad gone with my chum.
smith strikea several thousand blows They had quarreled and Bill began to
I answered, but was
on his anvil In s day, and Is glad when write me.
Sunday comet around; bnt the roller to conceal the whole proceeding from
jewel o f a watch makes every day, Katherine. One day she asked I f she
and day after day, 432,000 Impacts shouldn't get my mall when she went
against the fork, or 157.680,000 blows for bar own. As I was not expecting
In a year without stop or rest, or 3*- a latter from BUI I gave her my key
168,600,000 In tbe short space o f 20 and thanked her for thinking of I t
In a few minutes she »tu rn ed with
years. •
These figures are beyond the grasp a letter for me, bearing Bill’s return
o f our Intellects, but tbs marvel does address In big letters.— Exchange.
not stop hers. It has base estimated
Rub soiled wallpaper w ith a flan­
that tbe power that morse the watch
Is eqalvalent te only four times the nel d o th dipped In oatmeal i f you
force used in a flea'j jum p; coose- wish to brighten up your rooms.
Peas In aspic make a good salad;
SALADS A B E E X C E LLE N T
I f a heavier salad Is desired layers o f
FO B SPB IH G FOODS
fish and tiny strips o f cooked carrots
may be added with the peas.
Crab and asparagus salad makes a
They Are Healthful, Economical and
splendid luncheon dish. Shred let­
Also Good Appetisers, Adding
tuce and mix with It cooked aspara­
gus tips, crab meat and mayonatse.
Zest to H eal’s Enjoyment
Garnish with asparagus tips and hard
boiled eggs.
Three reasons w hy salads should
Spinach and egg salad: Add two
be served at least once a day. prefer­
teaspoons o f salt to tw o cups o f cold,
ably more often, are because they are
boiled spinach which has been well
healthful; because they are econom­
chopped.
To this add one-fourth
ical, making it possible to serve le ft­
cup o f mayonnaise, mix well. Cover
overs attractively; and third, be­
the yolks o f three hard boiled eggs
cause they are appetisers, givin g zest
With the spinach and roll theae in the
to an otherwise commonplace meal.
fin ely chopped whites o f the eggs.
A salad should be cool, crisp and
Sprinkle with finely chopped peppe:«
without any messy or over elaborate
or parsley. Serve on shredded let­
appearance.
Avoid soaking, pick
tuce with mayonnaise dreasing.
over thoroughly, drain w e ll; wrap in
cheesecloth or paper towel, and lay
Lemon Pie.— Juice and grated rind
on ice.
A ll ingredients should be
perfectly dry before m ixing;
add o f one lemon, yolks o f 2 eggs, 1 cup
hot water. 1 small cup sugar. 1%
dressing just before mixing.
T o "m arinate” fish and other foods tablespoonfuls cornstarch. Cook un­
treat about tw o hours before serving til thick and pour In baked crust.
with one part olive oil, three parts Make meringue o f egg w hite and
vinegar or lemon juice and salt, pep­ brown. Delicious.
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per and herbs to taste.
Does
advertising
pay?
Ask the
Lemon juice keeps fru its from dis­
coloration; It should be substituted man who advertises. The business
for vinegar on most salads which are houses that fa ll don’t advertise until
the sheriff makes them.
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mpde o f fruits.
H eavy meats should be followed by
simple vegetable or fru it salads In
combination with green salad plants
and simple acid dressings. Heavier
salads are more appropriate for the
main luncheon dish.
1 The request has been madb for a
boiled salad dressing without sugar.
The follow in g recipe is good;
Mix
together tw o eggs, tw o tablespoons of
vinegar, two tablespoons o f water,
tw o tablespoons o f butter, tw o tea­
spoons o f mustard, tw o teaspoons o f
salt and a dash of pepper. Cook over
hot water stirrin g constantly until
It is o f the consistency o f thick
cream.
$ 2 5 *m l up
Roquefort, dressing is delicious
with lettuce. It is made thus: Mash
eight tablespoons o f Roquefort cheese
smooth, add one teaspoon o f dry
mustard, salt and paprika to taste;
add one-fourth cup o f olive oil, slow­
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ly stirring all the tim e; when thick
add one-fourth cup o f ch ill sauce, one
tablespoon of vinegar or lemon juice
and one teaspoon o f table sauce.
To make a simple aspic Jelly In
which meats and fish may be molded
$ 2 1 .5 0
for salad, dissolve one tablespoon of
granulated gelatine In one-half cup
o f cold water, add to one quart of
W o meet all competition
hot, highly settoned stock, beef,
chicken or any other flavor, and attr
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until the gelatine la thoroughly dis­
solved, add the Juice o f one lemon
and strain. When putting In the fish
or meat it is w ell to allow a layer of
the aspic to cool.
For lovets o f onions a stuffed on­
ion salad Is recommended;
Cook
enough large onions so there w ill be
one for each person. Cook until ten­
der but not soft, drain and cool,
Shop phoae Bine I l f
scoop out the center and fill with
loo. Phoieo, K m 818-nio 8
chopped* tomato and lima beans m ix­
ed with
mayonalae.
Serve
w ith
French dressing.
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