HALSEY ENTERPRISE, HALSEY. OREGON. MAY 31. 1928
DUST-PAN W IL L
S A V E S T O O P IN G
Brown Stew of Beef I t
Liked Best by Family
Not every one knows how to make
a good stew, and yet, when well sea­
soned and carefully cooked, a stew
may prove to be one of the meat
dishes the family likes best. A good
b , tn
th * Agrtc,
United
State*
Departm ent
brown stew is started by browning
(Prepared by
, tu„
.,
the pieces before covering them with
Why stoop over to clean, or get
water. The meat Is simmered, never
down on your knees on the floor to boiled, and cooked until it Is tender.
scrub, when you can use houseclean­ Here are the full directions, from the
ing tools with long handles? Mops, bureau of home economics:
scrub brushes, dust-brooms und dust­
pan, can all be bought with extended
Brown Stew of Beef.
handles that save effort and time as 1(4 lb *, ro u n d s te a k 1 tap. s a lt
3
cups
w
a te r
1 tbs. c h o p p e d
well us the muscles of your back.
rsle y
Here Is a farm woman in Marshall 1 o to n io 2 n tsp. g ra te d F lo pa
ur
county, Illinois, who has found a long-
Select a good piece of round steak,
handled dust pan a great convenience
when cleaning a room. As with any wipe and cut It into small uniform
other dust-pan. In selecting It one pieces. Roll in flour nnd sear In an
should see that the edge is firm and iron skillet in some of the fat from
straight, so that It will come into di­ the steak, then place it in a covered
rect contact with the floor. The side saucepnn, add the water, and simmer
to which the handle is attached should until tender. Add the onion and salt.
Measure the liquid, and to each cup­
ful allow three tablespoonfuls of flour
for browning. To brown the flour
put it in a clean smooth skillet over
medium heat and stir the flour con­
stantly until It becomes well browned.
Mix the browned flour with the broth,
add the meat and parsley, and cook
until the gravy has thickened.
The flour can also be browned in
the oven, stirring now and then so
that it does not scorch. If one is
especially fond of the browned flavor
a quantity o f flour can be prepared
and stored for use as needed.
Long-Handled Implement»
Are Big Convenience.
THE
KITCHEN
CABINET
lick (»2». W e*t«ra N ew sp ap er U uloa I
W h o e v e r 1* past Is o v e r, and
I'm th in k in g you b a v * no m o re to
do w ith I t th a n a b u tte r fly h a * w ith
th e e m p ty c h ry s a lis fro m w h ic h he
cam e. T h e la w o f lif e la g r o w th ,
and w e c a n n o t lin g e r — w e m ust a l­
w a y s be g o in g on .— M y r t le H eed
SUMPTUOUS CAKES
Improved Uniform International
Sunday School
’ Lesson ’
(B y RgV f H STTXW ATBB. U U . D e *a
Moody Blbl* In stltu l* o f C hicago.»
( ® t i l l « 'w t » r e N ew «p*o*r I’ n l c a »
Lesson for June 3
Proper City Planning
Recognized as Vital
There might have been a time when
cities of this country had an excuse
for growing up In a spruwling. hap­
hazard manner, with little or no re­
gard to what the future needs of the
communities might be.
The situation Is different today. The
cities, a great majority of them at
least, have been established. Their
growth or lack of growth Is largely a
matter of record. It Is possible to
gauge with some accuracy the nature
and extent of future development It
is possible also to plan for that devel­
opment. A recognition of this fact I*
perhaps the one big achievement of
American cities generally In the last
decade or so. Planning nnd zoning
have been adopted In hundreds of
cities and have mude some progress In
most of these.
The condition Is the subject of a
report by a uationul advisory commit­
tee on city planning und zoning that
was appointed by Secretary Hoover of
the Department of Commerce. The
report, prepared by a group of widely
known authorities, states that cities
now have found that regulation of
growth pays. It Is coming to be ac­
cepted as a business proposition. The
protection of home areus, the designa­
tion of certain districts for Industries,
the opening or widening of streets In
accordance with traffic needs, the es­
tablishing of parks nnd playgrounds
within easy reach of the people and
other similar planulng all have uecome
serious concern to the ulert und en­
terprising city of toduy.
JESUS FACING BETRAYAL ANL
WELL CHOSEN
From tea rooms and coffee shops,
DEATH
restaurants and wayside Inns, one
“Rastus, 1 understand that you have
gathers re c 1p e »
L E S S O N T E X T — M a r k 14:1-4».
become the father of twins. Have you
G O L D E N T E X T — N o t w h a t I w ill,
which are found
named them yet?"
so popular. Many b u t w h a t T h o u w i l t
P R IM A R Y T O P IC — J *» u » ' L a s t S u p ­
“Yassuh, Ah done call the fust ona
of them are more
per W it h H is F rie n d s .
Adagio Allegro, nnd Alim goln' t' call
costly as to time
J U N IO R T O P IC — Jesu»' L a s t Sup per
the second one Encore.”
and material than W it h H is D is c ip le *.
“Musical names, all rig h t But why
I N T E R M E D I A T E A N D S E N IO R T O P ­
the majority of
do you call the second one Encore?"
housewives find IC — L o y a lty In T im e * o f T e s tin g .
YOUNG P E O P L E A N D A D U L T T O P ­
"Well, suh, you see, he wasn't on the
available, yet It IC —
“T h e F e llo w s h ip o f I l l s
S u ffe r­
program at all.”—New York Central
is a pleasure to read them over and in g * ."
Magazine.
think, “Some day 1 want to try that.”
I. Judas’ 3argaln With ths Chief
Heaven's Food.—-Beat the whites o(
ONLY TO TALK ABOUT
four eggs with one-fourth teaspoonful Priests (vv. 10, 11).
This black crime was committed Im­
each of salt and cream of tartar to a
stiff froth, add one cupful of granu­ mediately following the beautiful act
lated sugar and beat again, then add of devotion by Mary (John 12:1). The
the yolks of three eggs that have been motive actuating Judas was avarice.
II. The La*t Passover (vv. 12-25).
beaten uutil light and fold In one cup­
ful of pastry Hour. Bake In a round
1. The preparation (vv. 12-16).
pan that has been well buttered and
In reply to the disciples’ luqulry as
floured. Turn out to cool and prepare to where they should prepare the
the second layer. Dissolve one and Passover for Him, Jesus told them to
one-half squares of chocolate in four go into the city where they would
tablespoonfuls of water over hot wa meet a man bearing a pitcher of
ter, then add one cupful each of sugar, water, whom they should follow In
Strawberry Ice Cream Is
thick sweet cream and cook over hot the house to which they were thus led
three minutes; add one-half tea would be found a guest chamber, a
as Popular as Shortcake water
spoonful of vanilla and two table­ large upper room where they could
Strawberry season begins before the spoonfuls of gelatin softened In two make ready the Passover.
Friend llill—"Does she know Mrs
local berries are ripe, for the In­ tablespoonfuls of water and stirred In­
2. The betrayal announced (vv. 17-
Jones well enough to talfe to?” M a g ­
creased facilities for transporting to the hot mixture. Pour into the
gie—“No, only to talk about"
strawberries from the Ear South are same mold as the cake was baked and 21).
The betrayal was to be by one or
bringing this delicious fruit to north­ eet aside to become firm. Unmold on the disciples who was eating with
ern tables as early as January, and top of the cake which has been sprend Jesus. This betrayal had been pre­
Changing Attitudes
almost everywhere, by the middle of lightly with an orange filling or with
t h e p o litic ia n g a y ly g re e t» a fr ie n d
A n d c a ll* h im “ B ro th e r,”
April, berries from some market are whipped cream, and cover the top dicted.
3. The sacrament of the bread and
A nd m a y b e , e re t h * In te r c h a n g e * end.
to be had. Strawberry ice cream is with cream and sprinkle with chopped
S a y *: " Y o u 'r * a n o th e r.”
Uniform
Signs
Make
cup.
almost as popular as strawberry pecans or pistachio nuts and candled
These were symbols of His broken
Long-Handled Dust-Pan.
shortcake, and the family will enjoy violet.
for Highway Safety
A Solomon
body nnd shed blood by which He had
it us often as you can make It by the
Surprise Cakes.—Take one-half-cup­ made atonement for man's sins.
An important step to promote high­
be high and shaped so as to prevent
A
Parisian
householder went to tlia
recipe given by the bureau of home ful of butter, one and one-half cup­
III. The Cowardice of the Disciples way safety was recently taken by the magistrate.
dirt from fulling out. The tin of which
economics.
fuls
of
sugar,
and
when
well
creamed
United
States
bureau
of
public
roads
the dust pan is made should be of
Foretold (vv. 20-31).
“ What is your complaint?"
add the yolks of three eggs ; beat them
co-operatlou with the state high
Strawberry Ice Cream.
fairly heavy quality.
In spite of their cowardly turning
“The cafe next door has a noisy
with the rest Add the grated rind from the Savior. He assured them way departments, In adopting uniform piano. 1 want the place padlocked.”
The housewife using the dust pan 2 q t* . s tra w b e rr ie s % tap. s a lt
of an orange, one cupful of milk at that after His resurrection lie would
o n Juice I f
tandards for warning signs to be used
"I can't take away the man's liveli­
shown is a member of a testing circle 1 p in t d o u b le c re a m L e d m esired
ternately with two and one-half cup go before them into Galilee. Peter pro­ throughout the country.
organized by the county home dem­ 2 cups a p g a r
hood. I'll padlock the plano."_Le
fuis
of
flour
sifted
with
two
and
one-
The
motorist
will
no
longer
be
con­
tested against such an act of disloyal­
onstration agent Each member tests
Wash and cap the berries. Chop
Hire, Paris.
half teaspoonfuls of baking powder
various pieces of household equip­ them and cover with the sugar and and one-fourth teaspoonful of suit ty by the disciples and assured the fused by a multiplicity of signs of
arlous designs and degrees of leglbll
,ord that though all the rest would
ment In turn, so that all may have a let stand In the refrigerator for two
A Great Strain
Fold In the stiffly beaten whites and
chance to see which pieces are adapt­ or three hours. Press the sweetened bake In well-greased gem pans. When forsake Him, yet he would not. The lty. Hazards will be Indicated by
James—Yes, sir. I’ve been out of
signs
which
will
be
uniform
In
all
ed to the special needs of the indi­ fruit through a collander. Add the cool cut off the tops and fill with Lord showed him how little he knew,
work for a long time, but I managed
vidual household. Then, as opportu­ cream which has been whipped and orange custard. Replace the tops and even about his best resolve, telling states and which will plainly Indicate to get a bit of a Job last Sunday, and
the
kind
and
degree
of
danger.
nity arises, the piece may be bought. the salt, and freeze. Use a freezing cover with a thick marshmallow frost­ him that on that very night he would
The new signs mnke use of a sys­ earned $5.
The picture was taken by the United mixture of one part salt and four to ing. Sprinkle pistachio nuts or dec­ deny Him thrice.
Parson—What, Janies, you broke the
tem
of different shapes, thereby In
six parts of ice, and turn the crank orate with candied violets.
IV. The Agony In Getheemane (vv.
States Department of Agriculture.
Sabbath?
creasing
their
value
at
night.
The
of the freezer slowly. After freez­
James—Well, elr, one of us had to
Orange Custard.—Beat one egg, add 32-42).
shape Indicates the degree of hazard
ing remove the dnsher, pack the freez­
1. Jesus Christ's suffering (vv. 32- and If the motorist cannot read the be broke.
one
tablespoonful
of
soft
butter,
three-
Needed in Child’» Diet
er with more ice and salt, and let
34).
legend, the shape will tell him the
Both vegetables and fruits supply the cream stand for an hour or more fourths of a cupful of sugar, one
(1) The place (v. 32).
Generous
tubleepoonful of cornstarch well blend
degree of caution required. Twenty
the body with iron, lime and other to ripen In flavor.
The Garden of Gethsemane, an en­ slates are now actually engaged In
Mrs. Brown—My husband Is one of
ed with it, one-half cupful of milk and
mineral matter, and some protein and
the grated rind of an orange. Cook closure containing olive and fig trees, erecting these standard warning signs, the most generous of men.
body fuel as well a3 mild acids. They
Creamed
Salsify
W
ith
until well done, add the Juice of half beyond Kidron, about three-fourths of and other states have signified their
Mrs. Hobbs—That's nice.
are particularly necessary in the diet
a mile from Jerusalem. Gethsemane Intention of doing the same.—Sclen
an
orange and cool before using.
Mrs. Brown—Yes, I gave him a box
Roasts Most Excellent
of children, says the United States De­
means
olive
trees.
Edcrshelm
says,
What to E a t
of cigars tor his bltrhday and he's
title American.
partment of Agriculture. They should
Salsify or oyster plant is some­
When the fruits and fresh mint are “It Is an emblem of trial, distress and
given them all away to hl* friend*.
be served at least once a day, as they what unusual In' flavor nnd excellent
old recipe : agony.”
He hnsn t smoked a single one him­
help to keep the bowels In good con­ with roast meat, chops, steak or at their best try this famous
Protecting
Highways
(2) His companions (v. 35).
English M in t
self.
dition.
Vegetables may be used as chicken. As it turns dark as soon os
Highway engineers generally agree
He took with Him the eleven dis
Chutney. — Chop
flavoring for soups and stews, may be the outer skin is scraped off it must
and mix together clpleg that they might share, so far that un expenditure of, suy, I t,509 for
Foolish Query
added to milk or meat stews, or be kept in cold water while It is being
grass seed to protect the embank
one-half pound ol as possible, tills sorrow with Him,
Doctor—You say you have dreadful
served with meat gravy. If gravy is prepared. It will be more tender If
menta of highway* against washing
(3) His great sorrow (v. 34).
r i p e to m atoes.
used, do not have it too fat nor make salt is not added unjil it I9 cooked.
This Is the same as the “cup" In will oftentimes suve the expenditure pains—are they worse at night?
one pound of tart
Patient—Probably — but I cannot
It with scorched fat.
The bureau of home economics fur­
a p p l e s , t h r e e verse 36. It was not primarily the of $15,000 for the repair of such em
tell.
hankments
after
they
have
been
dam
prospect
of
physical
suffering
that
was
nishes the recipe:
large sweet pep­
Doctor—Why not?
pers, six small crushing him; It was His suffering as aged by washing. Of course the grass
Feeding the Canary
Patient—I am always nsleep then,
2 b u n c h e * s a ls ify o r C re a m sau c*
also beautifies the highways, and tills
the
slnbearer—the
sensations
of
Ills
onions,
one
and
one-half
cupfuls
of
The food requirements of canaries
o y s te r p la n t
S a lt
is not nn unimportant matter, but the —Nagels Lustlge Welt, Berlin.
pure
soul
coming
Into
contact
with
raisins,
and
one-half
cupful
of
fresh
are simple. Canary seed to which
Wash and 3crape the salsify and cut mint leaves. Scald three cupfuls of the awful sin and guilt of the world. main purpose In grassing highways Is
have been added rape seed and a little
HER ANCIENT HISTORY
2. Jesus Christ praying (vv. 35-42). the preservation of the banks, nnd not
hemp Is a staple diet that persons who It in small pieces. (While preparing vinegar, two cupfuls of sugar, two teu-
Ills only recourse In the hour of the beautifying of the highways, al­
keep only a few birds usually pur­ the salsify keep It lr cold water to spoonfuls of dry mustard and two tea
though the latter Is not to be despised.
chase ready mixed. Canary seed alone prevent It from turning dark.) Boll spoonfuls of salt, adding one small hot supreme need was prayer.
By all means Tennessee’s highways
pepper
if
desired.
When
cool
add
the
(1)
The
first
prayer
(vv.
35
38).
in
unsalted
water
for
30
minutes
or
does not furnleh a balanced food, but
should be preserved against the effect
until
tender.
Prepare
a
cream
sauce,
chopped
Ingrédients
and
seal
in
cold
a.
His
posfure
(v.
35).
forms a good combination with hemp
He fell on His face to the ground of surface water, nnd the roadbed It­
and summer rape. Much of the rape using 1 cupful milk. 2 tablespoonfuls sterilized Jars. Let stand ten days be
self cannot he permanently preserved
b. Ills petition (v. 36).
seed in prepared seed sold in cartons flour, 2 tablespoonfuls butter and fore serving.
"Take away this cup from me.” By unless the embankments are protected
When the children refuse to eat
Is of a species that even wild birds do 14 teaspoonful s a lt and pour this over
against crumbling. The few dollars
not eat, as it Is pungent and bitter in the cooked salsify. Reheat and serve beets try them with this—it never the cup Is meant Ills death on the spent for grass seed Is wholly Incon­
with
a
little
chopped
parsley
sprinkled
cross.
It
was
most
grievous
to
Him
fails:
flavor, but all relish the mild taste of
sequential compared with the great
over the top.
true summer rape.
Betts With Orange Sauce.—Cook the to face this shame, but He pressed on number of dollars saved In the repair
beets until tender, slice or chop as knowing that for this cause He had of crumbling embankments. It would
preferred and pour over them the fol­ come Into the world (John 12:27, 28, be a penny-wise nnd pound-foolish pol­
C O M F O R T A N D E F F IC IE N C Y IN A R M Y SH O E
cf. Heb. 2:14). He prayed that the
lowing sauce: Cream one tablespoon
hour might pass from Him. The bur­ icy to discontinue the grassing of our
ful of butter and flour, add two table
den was so great that It seemed His roadsides simply to save a few dollar*
spoonfuls of hot water, one-eighth tea
Mis* Pusse—I'm a great lover of an­
life would be crushed o u t
Ills In grass seed.—Nashville (Tenn.) Ban­ cient history.
spoonful of salt, one-half tablespoon
ner.
ful of brown sugar, one-half cupful of prayer was heard (Heb. 5:7).
Miss Young—Yes, you're always re­
c. Ills resignation (v. 36),
orange Juice, the grated rind of one
calling the events of childhood, 1
C
ity’s
Money
W
ell
Spent
lie
knew
that
HI*
death
on
the
orange and a dash of paprika. Cook
I low.
Now that we know the worst ubout
over hot water and pour hot on the cross was the will of God, the Father,
for He was the Lamb slain from the our cities, perhaps there will be a
hot beets lightly buttered.
Smile ’Em Down
greater effort made to abolish the
Here Is another, perhaps better foundation of the world.
O f tr o u b le * « v e ry o n * a l l v *
<
1
.
The
disciple*
rebuked
(v.
37).
ugly
und
substitute
the
ah.'hlly.
Al­
known way of serving the wholesome
M u s t h a v e h l* l i t t le p ile ;
lie singled out Peter, since he had though beauty Is not something to he
B u t t r y to kee p t h * ltd on th e m —
vegetable:
T
h e ltd , fr ie n d , I* a a m ll* .
Harvard Beet*.—For one-half dozen been the most conspicuous In pro­ weighed by the pound, and although
Its
beneficial
results
cannot
lie
com­
claiming
his
loyalty
(John
13:38).
tender beets chopped rather fine take
The Native Hue
e. Exhortation to the disciples puted by the yardstick, somehow or
one tablespoonful of cornstarch, one-
other those cities that have achieved
Friend (viewing pictures)—Your
half cupful of sugar, mix well, add (v. 38).
Watch and pray lest ye enter Into beauty In any degree feel that It has color* are excellent. How do you get
foui tablespoonfuls each of lemon
been money and effort well spent, al­ those blues?
temptation.
Juice, cook until smooth and thick
Impecunious Artist—It come* nat­
(2) The second priper (vv. 39, 40) though nobody should get the idea
add two tablespoonfuls of butter,
He withdrew the second time from that money alone can purchase beau­ ural, I suppose. I have them so often
dash of pepper and salt, and pour over
the beet*. Let stand over heat for fif­ Illg disciples and uttered the same ty for a city. There must be the eye —Boston Transcript.
of the artist and his sympathetic de­
teen minutes. Remember that fruit words In prayer. This was not vai
sire to achieve beauty. Let this rival­
The Explanation
Juices are far superior to vinegar. Use repetition, but repeated request.
ry by all means not be slackened.—
(3) The third prayer (vv. 41, 42).
lemon, grapefruit or pineapple Juice
“Why do you call your chauffeui
He uttered the same words In his Exchange.
when possible In place of the vinegar
* leaky vessel? Does he gossip about
which Is so unwholesome for children third prayer (M att 26:44). lie told
your affairs?”
the
disciples
to
sleep
on
and
take
Making for C ity’» Growth
especially. Adult* may endure It, hut
“No, but I'm always balling the fel
their rest as the hour had now come
lemon Juice Is best for them as well.
Army Sho*s Are Built on Correct l-lnes of Stout Durable Material.
Location with respect to railroads o w out.”—Boston Transcript
Rice OmelsL—With a half cupful of for Ills betrayal.
or rivers and accessibility to areas of
9 shoe is well adapted for use In city
(P rep ared by th e U nited S t*te* D epartm ent
varied raw materials have hail much
cooked
rice
in
the
Ice
chest,
and
may
of A rrlcu ltu re.)
Try the Rumble Seat
and country alike.
Jesus Talking With You
to do with the permanence and growth
hap a bit of «aid meat or fish, mince
In choosing this serviceable type of
Jemima, at the zoo, saw a zebra for
The heels of thpse shoes are nearly and mix with the rice when preparing
There are times when a strange of cities In the past. These factors the first time. "Rastus,” she said,
shoe for the United States army, the as broad throughout as the heel-seat
maximum of comfort and efficiency of the shoe. As a rule, shoes for men an omelet; Just sprinkle It over the warmth takes possession of our hearts still will count; but another vital con “what kind uv animal am dat?"
for the wearer was the aim. It con and boys do not have high heels, but egg lightly when It has been put Into as we pore over the pages of the slderatlon will be the attention a city
Rastus also gazed In much perplex­
forms to the correct shape for shoes In shoes for women the height and the pan. This not only saves leftovers Bible. What does It mean? Simply Is readv to give to matter* affecting ity and awe. He had never seen one
descrilied In Farmers’ Bulletin 1523-F pitch of the heel are Important; heels but makes the omelet more filling and this: Jesus Is talking with you. And the comfort, convenience and general before, either. “Why, Jem dat ere
oftentimes He does It “by the w ay“ welfare of It* Inhabitants.
in that it Is broad and round at the that siant too far forward cannot sup nutritious.
are a sport model Jackass!"
Orange Icing.—Grate the rind from —II. A. Torrey.
toe and straight along the Inner edge port the body steadily, or hold It In
an
orange,
squeeze
the
Juice
and
mix.
Costly
Neglect
It ha* thick soles, which protect the the proper position. The heel of an
It’» an Education
Great Peace
feet against injury from sharp and army nurse's shoe I* l t t Inches high let stand for half an hour, then add
A paint expert declares (bat farm
Mrs. Yearwedd—You used to say
powdered sugar to make of the proper
uneven surfaces and against water
era In this country lose about $8(10.
A
compromise—half
obedience,
half
and tapers but little
^ » la te n c y and spread.
that I was all the world to you.
and slush, so that It Is especially suit
rebellion- Is never found to be the 000.000 a year from depreciation on
The United States Department of
Husband—Yes, I've learned my
able for severe outdoor conditions.
I way of peace. “Great pence have farm buildings, resulting from failure geography sine« then.
Agriculture
will
supply
Information
'T
V
jtU
x
.
As thick soles last longer than thin
I they who love Thy law."—J. H JowetL to protect them by adequate palnL
ones, they are more economical. Such on selecting and caring for shoes.