Halsey enterprise., February 21, 1918, Image 3

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M. E. Church Notes
Sunday school subject next
Sunday “ Jesus Teaching by Par­
ables.”
The earth shall be full of the
Lord, as the waters cover the
sea. Isaiah 11:9.
Leading thought -T h e Gospel
is to be preached throughout the
In many recipes only half as many eggs are required, in some
world.
none at all, if an additional quantity of Royal Raking powder
Everyone enjoyed the opening
is used, about a teaspoon, in place of each egg omitted.
exercises by the primary class
T ry the following recipes w hich also conserve white
lis t Sunday; Class No. 2, will
have charge on March 4th.
flour as urged by the government.
Wanted, a competent lady to
Com Meal Griddle Cakes
take charge of our Sunbeam
Eggless,
Milkless,
Butterless
IK c a n
meal
choir. We need to catch a vis
Cake
I 1« cu->s bo. ;Sf water
% c.
i I k
1 cup brown evgar
H
teaspoon salt
ion of the possibilities in the
I txv.vspoon ihortenlng
1U cups water
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1 tablespoon molasses
1 tup seeded raisins
1 teaspoon cinnamon
future lives o f the children.
K cu? floor
1 onnoes citron, cat fine 1 cup lour
1 teaspoon salt
K cap shortening
1 cup rye flocr
* teaspoons Royal Baking Bowder
The Philatheas held their reg-
t teaspoons Royal Baking Powder
N O EGGS
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lar
meeting Tuesday evening at
Boll
sugar,
water,
fruit,
shortening,
salt
and
eptoee
leald c o n meal In bowl with boiling water; add milk,
together In saucepan 3 minutes. When cool, add
melted shortening and molasses; add flour, salt and
the
home
of Mr. and Mrs. Morn-
flour
and
baking
powder
which
have
been
sifted
to­
baking powder which have been slftad together; mix
gether. Mix well; bake In loaf pan la moderate
well. Rake on hot greaaed griddle cntil brown.
hinweg. Our young la ties be-
oven about 45 minutes.
( T h o O ld M e th o d c a lle d f o r 2 eggs)
(T h e O ld M e th o d [Fruit Cake] c a lle d f o r 2 eggs)
, lieve in keeping their affairs up
to date.
Sen J for our new booklet “ 55 H ays to Save Eggs.“ M ailed free on request.
The new books fo r the second
Address R oyal Baking Powder Co., D ept. H ., 135 W illiam S tree t, New York
Bible study course have been or­
dered. There w ill be from 15
to 20 in the class.
Official board meeting next
W. A. Carey was called to Sa­
lem last night by a telegram an- Monday night, A fu ll attend-
nouncing the serious illness o f ance is desired. Im portant mat
ters on hand that concern all.
his step-mother.
Royal Baking Powder
saves eggs in baking
HALSEY NEWS NOTES
For Sale—Well improved 80
Lake Creek Items
----------- __ acres. Small payment down and
D r. L in d b e rg . the D e n tist, IU rrts b u rg .
County Treasurer Francis spent
b'me ° n balance. Enquire
School opened Ia3t Tuesday.
the week-end as a guest of a^ Enterprise office.
Mrs. W. J. M artin of Harrisburg
If you are an exacting critic and buy tailoring on a
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friends
here.
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The
cattle
buyer
fo
r
Henry
Lent.
! assumed
the duty
as teacher,
value as well as style basis, you'll be convinced all
F.
H.
Porter
and
Miss
Broder
of
Albany
was
in
town
a".
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t
.
Buy T h rift Stamps from your
Mrs.
the first o f tb.a week and took I M,ss Teeters hav,n*
res,» ned on
aving re
the more quickly of our ability to serve you by call­
rural carrier.
Amy returned from their north-
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account
of
poor
health.
ing and being measured today. Prices reasonable.
delivery of a bunch o f fine cat­
R. L. Bierley was a Salem vis- 1' 11
Monday,
The
Lake
Creek
Farmers’
Un­
ito r this week.
lb is stated that Halsey is to tle from H. A. Renninger.
We have . purchasers for some ion will give an entertainment
E. E. Gourley was an Albany haveT a branch organization o f
visito r Tuesday.
the Jur,lor Red Cross.
arRe ^ e ll improved farms Must Friday evening, Feb. 22. You
all have a cordial invitation to at­
E X C L U S IV E
LO C A L
DEALER S
E rn e « G ourle, went to A lban, ' Mr
~ ~ the >
Mr. S»fl"
Safly " o f f Albany spent
t '0C‘ ted
, “ " d P n " d r' e h t tend.
uoi,
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for
nui<*
sale.
What
have
you?
week end w ith his son Jesse
on business on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. IL Cummings
Address M iller & Walter, Real
Safly and fam ily north of town.
are the proud parents of a fine
Jesse Safly was a business vis­
Estate, Corvallis, Oregon.
Mrs. E. C. Ingram and two
ito r at Corvallis Saturday.
I t has been a week o f cool, baby g irl, born Feb. 2J.
sons of Portland spent the week
Mrs. Lee Anderson is visiting
D. H. Sturtevant had business
b right weather, w ith the mercu­
at the Collins farm near
calling him to Eugene on Tues- end
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ry hovering in the neighborhood in Albany this week.
day.
Halsey-
of the freezing point. In the
C. C. Jackson and son T. J,
Mr. and
«»'• Mrs. E. G. w
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Ward ! Mrs. John Porter was called to opinion of local growers the frost wgre business visitors in Albany
Shedd the last o f the week, has not damaged the fru it.
last Tuesday
drove to Brownsville Tuesday
where her services a nurse were
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evening.
Mrs. J. Curtis of Alberta, Can­
W. G. Carter kept a record
in demand.
Mr. E llio tt and fam ily of Hal­
from January 7 to February 7 ada, i» visiting her sister-in-law,
J. S. McMahan was on the sick
sey spent Sunday w ith Ora A l­
with a view to determining the Mrs. Henry Brock, and husband.
list the first o f the week and Dr.
bertson’s fam ily.
paying qualities o f his two cows,
S tarr o f Brownsville was called
and he found that in addition to WHEAT-CORN YEAST BREAD.
Mrs. Lera Gourley and Miss over to see him.
furnishing all the milk, cream
Bessie Bond visited at the Mitz- t
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Dr. Garnjobst
had professional
and u butter
for r nousenoiu
household use, the
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ner home on Tuestfty.
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business in Salem on Wednesday animals produced $31 worth of
McMahan & Frum shipped a
a: d went down on the early Or­ cream during the month
car load of fat hogs to the Port­ egon Electric train
Efficient activity continues to
land market Wednesday.
Harold Stewart was compelled
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prevail Ill
in the
Uiv lifliocj'
Halsey IVCU
Red VlVSI
Cross
Charles Hoffman o f Wastina,
repairs to all kinds of Fc\rm Machinery prompt­
to lay oil from his railroad duties auxiliary, and the sp irit that an
Oregon, spent a few days with
a day or two this week because ¡mates the work seems to gather
ly made.
Wagon work and horseshoing spe­
Herman M itzner last week.
of an overstrained back
strength as the weeks go on. A
J. W. Drinkard atten ded the
cialties
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Remember,
can
get U the
contribution o f the past week
•hoot at Albany Friday and was Oregon Farmer for one year ab that aroused much admiring com-
W h e a t-co m bread ia m ore n u tritio u s
one o f the high-score shooters of solutely free by paying a year in ment among the ladies was a lot Ihnn bread baked « l i b « b e n t (lo u r
alone. T ho u sa n d s o f A m e ric a n fa m ­
the day.
advance for the Enterprise.
o f “ feathers” brought in by ilie s to d a y are u sln s tld s m ixe d Hour
bread, and in so d o in g a re e n a b lin g Halsey,
Miss Inez A rthurs of Falls
J. W. Drinkard and Dug Tay- Grandma Hillman.
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Oregon
A m e rica to p ro v id e m ore w h e a t Hour
City, who form erly resided in lor, well known Halsey resi-
fo r the allie s. H e re's a tested re c ip e
fo r th is b re a d : T a k e one and n h a lf
Halsey arrived Tuesday and is dents, were business visitors in Use
cups o f m ilk , w n te r o r a m ix tu re o f
THOMPSON’S BEST
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Guy Albany Saturday.—Albany Her
M e tw o ; o n e -h a lf eake com pressed
BUC KW H EAT FLOUR
Layton, north o f town.
aid.
yeast, one and u h a lf tensjMionn sa lt,
fo r Hot Cakes one tablespoon sugar, one lahlcspoon
M. V. KOONTZ CO.
HAT QTTV
BLACKSMITH SII01
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Close Big Deal
PRUNING SHEARS, etc.
W e have on hand a stock of Pruning
Shears, hooks, knives— in fact every­
thing essential tc good pruning. Don't
fail to purchase some of these items.
AXES
We have received a shipm ent of Axes
o f all weights. Come early and you
have a variety to choose from.
KYANIZE”
If you have any inside staining or
varnishing to do, come in and let us
talk Kyar.ize to you, then take home
a can, try it, and you will be more
than satisfied with the result.
WE SELL TH R IFT STAMPS
Cross & White
o f fa t I f desired, one eup cornm eal
and tw o cups w heat flour.
I*u t one and a h a lf ra p s o f w a te r,
th e cornm eal, sa lt, su g a r and fa t ( I f
used) In to n double h o lle r and cook
tw e n ty m inutes. T h e w a te r Is suHI-
e le n t o n ly to soften the m eal n lit t le
A llo w th e m eal to cool to about the
te m p e r'll l i r e o f th e room ai d add the
; Hour and yeast n ilv e d w ith the rest
Walter M. Twa.v o f Arizona
has purchased through the realty
firm o f M iller & Walter at Cor-
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1 ViifllS the 370-acre farm o f A.
Munson, six miles northwest of nf ,h,‘ ""»cr-
H - ilo o i,
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f n , „ „ „ o k __.
Km ad th o ro u g h ly ,
m ake In to lo a f, place In |« n o f stand
t y’ f° rJ , c " h consideration ord si ,, !tl,„w
nrarl,
of about $75 per acre or $27,750. flits the pun and hai;e t.*> o r rsi m iu-
Mr. Tway is a well-to-do cotton u,eH 11 *" l"ir,l|v pmctirnbie to use
cre-v,.-,,«
» k ., „ „ . . i t .
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. ! a g re a te r percentage o f c o rin n e til th a n
g
tht . tilth and expects t h |H
| n e m e r g e n e le s, fo r b read so
i to add some extensive improve- made d iffe rs very lit t le fro m baked
ments to this fine place. Such m" 8h l '4’’*N
r!1" h<’ “ *<•<>
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I and In suco a ease the general m eth-
p p t of mtans are a great as- ( O(] given nbnt •p may I» p fo llo w e d ,
set to this country, and we are
It I* jw»‘ <ib!e (o m oke n yen Ft rained
advised that this realty firm is corn br<!" 1 " lf," ’ul
«»king Me
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■ cornm eal. In th is case n o t m ore th a n
now in touch w ith more such one c u p fu l o f m eal should be used to
people, who w ill buy here when iour cupfuls o f Hour in o th e r re
the broad Is tnlxod and baked
they find such properties as w ill spoeta
as In tb o above recipe.
suit them.
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When You Have a Cold
f t is w hen you have a severe co ld th a t
J you appreciate th e good q u a litie s o f
C h a m b e rla in 's Cough Rem edy.
M rs.
F ra n k Crocker. Fnna, III., w rite s: " O u r
five -ye a r-o ld son ca u g ht a severe cold
last w in te r th a t settled on M a lu n g s and
he had te rrib le c o u g h in g spells. We
w e .-egreatly w o rrie d about h im as the
m e d icin e we gave h im d id n o t h e lp h im
in the leaat. A n e ig h b o r spoke so h ig h ly
o f C h a m b e rla in 's Cough Rem edy th a t I
g o t a b o ttle o f it . T he firs t dose bene­
fite d h im so m uch th a t I c o n tin u e d g tv
t n g i t to h im u n t il he was c u re d .”
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The Enterprise for printing.
T H E U N IT E D S T A T E S FOO D
A D M IN IS T R A T IO N SA Y S :
Food saving Is In Its essence the
dally individual service of all the
people. Every group can substi­
tute, and even the great m ajo rity
of th r ifty people can save a little
— and the more luxurious elements
of the population can, by reduc­
tion to simple living, save much.
This means no more than that we
should eat plenty, but w isely end
w ithout w atte.
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The mighty oak was once an
acorn. A thrift stamp may be-
come a liberty bond.
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W . IVIanrose,
Leave Your Orders tor
LUMBER, SHINGLES,LATH
TILE AND BRICK
Valley Lumber & Supply Co.
Yards at HALSEY. SHEDD AND BROWNSVILLE.
Halsey
Property
for Sale
C. P. Stafford
Notary Public
Office at Telephone Offic
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5 acres o f ground, good 9 room
2-story house, barn 22x36, ce­
ment walks, 2 unfailing wells, a
few bearing bpple trees, and am­
ple small fru it for fam ily use.
W ill make low price for early
sale.
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Enquire at or address
The Enterprise, Halsey. Or.
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