HALSEY ENTERPRISE, HALSEY. OREGON. AUGUST 23. 1928
STREET DRESS IS
QUITE PRACTICAL
Garment of Printed Cotton
Zephyr Is Easily Made.
(P re p a re d by th e U n ite d State« D e p artm en t
of A g ric u ltu re .)
Amethyst on a white ground Is this
practical little wash dress of printed
cotton zephyr. Its design wus chosen
by a clothing specialist of the bureau
of home economics because of its sim­
plicity. Any girl could make It very
easily for herself, in a relatively.short
time. Amethyst binding finishes the
circular skirt, the wrists, neck, and
the bottom o f the waist. Bands of the
same on the sleeves correspond to
the plain hipline belt. Large round
matching buttons on the front of the
belt and on the left shoulder com­
plete the design. This appears to be
a two-piece frock, but Is really made
in one. For sports, school, office, or
morning wear at home such a dress
is entirely suitable. For wear dur­
ing very warm weather, the dress
Timbales Are Light and
Dainty for Summer Meal
Canned tuna, or salmon, shrimp,
fresh cod, haddock, halibut, or any
fish which may be easily separated
from the bones, may be used in tim ­
bales. Timbales are light and delicate
for a summer meal which one does
not wish to be too hearty, and In an
emergency they may be made from
canned flsh, kept on hand for the un­
expected occasion. They must be served
promptly when ready, to be at their
best, so it is wise to time the other
dishes of the meal accordingly. The
recii>e i s . from the bureau of home
economics :
t cups flaked cooked
or canned fish
1 cup m ilk
! tbs. butter
I tbs. flour
1 tbs. lemon Juice
î egg*
H tsp. sa lt
1 tsp. finely
chopped p arsley
Onion Juice
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Along t h . roadside, ilka the flow*
era of gold
The taw ny Incas for their garden*
w rought.
H eavy w ith su n sh in e droops th*
goldenrodi
And the red pennona of the card in al
f lo w e r s
H ang
m otion less upon their up­
rig h t stave*.
—.W h ittier.
TRY THESE
’ Lesson ’
Receives Recognition
From German U niversity
LIFE’S
LITTLE
JESTS
(B y RS V H U F IT X W A T B R . D l> . fM e »
XIoody H ib ie tu a » n u ta © f C h ic a « o .)
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Lesson for August 26
PAUL IN A ROM AN PRISO N
LESSON TE X T — Act* 1« 11-40.
GOLDEN
T E X T — R ejotes
In
th*
Lord a lw a y s; and a g a in 1 «ay, Iteiolc*.
PRIMARY TOPIC—P aul In JalL
JUNIOR TOPIC— P aul In Prison.
INTERM EDIATE AND SENIOR TOP­
IC—The Source of P aul's Joy.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP­
IC—P aul As an E v a n g elist.
C O IN G H IM O N E B E T T E R
Dr. M. W. B. tells this one: “ A tew
years ago, back when cotton was hit-
ting the high spots and even the col­
ored folks were in clover, a colored
brother Walked Into an automobile
salesroom In a nearby town and suld :
“ Boss, you-all de feller what sell
Mlstab Washington Smith that ’ar
s-upersix automobile?’
“ ‘Yes, suld the salesman, T believe
we did.'
“ ’Well,' said the colored man, ‘Ah
wants a superseven.’ "—Cincinnati En­
quirer.
|
i
Planning something for each meal,
1
day by day, gets to be a most trying
j
strain at times. I f ev­
Prepare a sauce of the butter, flour,
erybody liked and could
I
and milk. Add to this the beaten eggs,
eat all kinds of the good
1. Paul and S ila* In Jail (vv. 10-20).
the seasoning, and the flsh. Mix well.
things p r o v i d e d , the
Add more salt If needed. Pour the mix­
problem would be less
1. The occasion (vv. 10-24).
Mr. W illiam E. Wsis*.
I
ture into greased custard cups and
difficu lt We have youth,
As the missionaries went out from
The University of Cologne, Germany,
bake for % hour in a pan surrounded
age, convalescence and day to day to the place ot prayer they
has Just paid to Mr. W illiam Bk Weiss,
by water. Turn the timbales on to a
those on diet as well as »ere accosted by a young woman pos­
hot platter, garnish with slices of
of Wheeling, W. Va„ one o f tha
the hearty, healthy ones. sessed by a spirit of divination. She
>
founders nnd Generul Manager of
lemon, and serve at once.
Each must have proper was owned by a syndicate of men »ho
Sterling Products (Incorporated), and
consideration, i f we are derived large gains from her soothsay­
TO O K COLD
now Vice-President nnd General Man­
fulfilling our duty as ing. lle r utterances as she followed the
Savory Cooked Lettuce
ager of Drug Incorporated, an unusual
j housekeeper for the family.
missionaries became a great annoy­
Valuable for Vitamines
distinction h.v bestowing unanimously
A delicious cake, which makes one ance to Paul, who In Hie name of
upon him tlie title of Doctor PliHoso-
Many people never think of lettuce that one need not fear to serve to the Jesus Christ commanded the evil sptrlt
plilae Honoris Causa.
as a vegetable that may be cooked. It most exacting of guests, is prepared to come out of her. The spirit in this
Mr. YVelss is Hie first nnd only
Is, in fact, one of the vnluable green- 1 as follows: Make a chocolate cake maid testified that these were serv­
American to be so honored by thia
leaf vegetables depended on for vita­ and bake in a square tin, using any ants of the Most High God and that
world famous German institution.
mines and minerals, and may be eaten [ favorite recipe that Is not too rich. tliey proclaimed the way of salvation.
T ills mark of preferment came to Mr.
hot as well as raw. Green lettuce that When it is cool, cover the top with the But Paul, like Jesus (Mark 5:7). would
Weiss in recognition of his efforts to
may be rather tough for salad Is good following fru it mixture: Take one not have Satan's testimony. The evil
further ttio industrial relations that
cooked according to these directions cupful of dates, cut fine, add two spirit Immediately obeyed Paul’s com­
have extended over more than a
given by the bureau of home eco­ tablespoonfuls of lemon Juice, one-half mand. When the demon was cast out,
decade between the Directors nnd
cupful of water and one-half cupful the supernatural power of the maid
nomics :
Scientific and Chemical staffs of Ger­
I of sugar. Cook until thick, cool and «as gone, therefore the source of rev­
2
tbs.
vin
egar
1 cup diced salt
man and American Pharmaceutical
i spread over the top of the cake, then enue was dried up. Tills so exasper­
Salt
pork
firms that are prominent in interna­
ated her owners that they brought
I quarts cut lettu ce Onion Juice, If : cover with any white frosting, boiled,
tional Industrial affairs.
desired
or of confectioners’ sugar.
Paul and Silas before the magistrate!
During tlie past few years Mr.
For a white cake use a recipe for a on tlie false eburge of the changing of
Wash the lettuce thoroughly and
Weiss lias been a frequent visitor to
good ordinary cake, bake in the same customs. It was uot custom but their
cut It in pieces about 3 Inches long.
Europe nnd Is n recognized lin k in
kind of a tin and cover with a top
Cook the salt pork In a heavy skillet of fruit, using a cupful of pineapple in­ unlawful gain which was Interfered
Strengthening commercial friendship
First Chorus G irl—Did she take by between the old nnd new continents,
until brown and very crisp, and re­ stead of the dates. Such cakes keep with. There Is always trouble when
the unlawful business in which men exposing herself in that extreme way!
move it from the fat. Add the lettuce
a tru th emphasized by the action at
moist and are not too rich to serve are engaged Is tlireutened.
Second Ditto—Yes—took cold.
to the hot fat and stir until it wilts.
Cologne.
to the children occasionally.
2.
Their
behavior
in
Jail
(v.
25).
Add the vinegar and cooked salt pork,
Creamed Sardine*.—Drain from oil
Paul and Silas prayed aud sang
and more salt If needed.
Connubial Wisdom
one can of sardines. Remove the hymns to God. It seems quite uuturul
T h ere Is H ope
The time of cooking w ill vary with
T h at husband Is the w ise st
bones and skin and mash. Melt one- that they should pray under such cir­
Mary—Mother,
I’m afraid Mrs. Jones
the lettuce, but do not cook any longer
And m ost su cc essfu l, too.
fourth cupful of butter, add one-fourth cumstances, but to sing hymns Is as­
w ill never visit us again.
W ho m akes " w lfie” do ex a ctly
thnn necessary to w ilt the lettuce.
of a cupful of bread crumbs and one tonishing to all who have not come
W hat she w an ts to do.
Mother—What mukes you think so?
A small quantity of onion juice can ba ) cupful of cream. When thoroughly
Mary—How can she If she keeps on
Into possession of tlie peace of God
added
with
the
vinegar
i
f
desired.
Simple Sports Dress
Printed Cotton
1 heated add two hard-cooked eggs tbrougb C h rist Even with backs lac­
staying?
W e lfa re W o rk
Material.
finely chopped, the sardines and pep- erated nnd smarting, and feet fast in
Eloise Is a dear little girl who de
Prunes in Pudding
1 per If needed and serve on toasted the stocks compelling the most pain­
N o t A lw ays on Surface
elded to go In for welfare work.
Prunes lend themselves to use In al­ buttered bread.
might be mnde with short sleeves,
ful attitude, in the dungeon durkuess
So slie came home and explained to
"He who tells the truth,” said Hl
and the round neckline might be still most any form of bread pudding. For
Cheese Canape*.—Toast circular
of the Inner prison with extreme un-
her mother that she had made 40 calls Ho, tlie sage of Chinatown, "must la­
this purpose It Is well to soak them pieces of toast, spread with butter,
more cut out.
I certainty before them, their hearts on poor people.
bor long In patient silence to discover
until
the
stones
can
be
taken
out
eas­
I
then
French
mustard
and
sprinkle
There Is infinite variety In cotton
went up to God In grutltude.
“ Do you mean to say you saw 40 I t " —Washington Star.
dress goods tills year, hut prints pre­ ily, and then chop them, says the Unit­ with a thick layer of cheese, sea­
3. Their deliverance (v. 20).
people in one day?”
soned with salt and cayenne. I’ lnce
dominate. These may be floral motifs, ed States Department of Agriculture.
The Lord wrought deliverance by
"1 didn’t see all of them, mother
O n ly Thinks H e Has
of U bread
crumbs, ---------------------------
alternated V on
a ilJ V ia
iv u u
I I u a baking
U U M U g P
I I U V I u and
u u
sheet
bake until the
dots, or stripes. Floral and conven­ L Layers
sending a great earthquake which
At some places I left cards."
“ So your son has completed Ids edu­
tional designs with small and medium with prune*, with dots of butter and cheese is melted: serve hot
opened
tlie
prison
doors
and
loosed
_
____ - . s
B„nn* of nl sugar
Intnrvoll
_
A Cake.—Take
.
m . i
—
pprlnkling
at Intervals,
cation." “ Great Scott, no! Why, he’s
sized figures are usad on many d if­ a
Corn
one _ cupful
each
Just out of college."
ferent materials, of which any that make a good prune “ betty." Old-fash­ of corn lueal and flour, four teaspoon- their hands.
Out
of
C
ontrol
II. The Conversion of the Jailer
are firmly woven niiglit be used for ioned sliced bread pudding may be fuls of baking powder, one-fourth cup­
It was past midnight and ominous
this model. Every imaginable color Is made by pushing bits of chopped ful of sugar, one-half teaspoonful of (vv. 27 34).
R a re ly Lost
tramp of heavy feet was heard on the
The Jailer had small sympathy for
seen in these prints, but some of the prunes Into slices of buttered bread salt. Add one cupful of milk, two eggs
Teacher — “ Where ar* elephants
stairs.
newer shades of yellow and red are In a baking dish, filling the dish with
well beaten nnd one-fourth of a cup­ the prisoners, for ns soon as they were
"What Is tliat?" she cried, clinging usually found?”
Boy—“ Please, sir,
prominent, and there is more brown a custard mixture, and baking In the fu l of melted butter. Beat well and made secure, he went to sleep. Being to her airman lover.”
they’re so big they aren't often lost I”
suddenly
aroused
from
slumber
by
the
than usual.
usual way.
bake In a shallow pan in a hot oven.
"Sounds like your father coning j
earthquake he «as about to kill Idin- down out of control,” he replied in
Th United States Department of
A little love nnd understanding,
Seasonable Dishes.
self.
whereupon
Paul
assured
Idin
that
Agriculture has help for those who
Breeding Mosquitoes
the Jargon of Ids profession.
thinks tlie successful wife, w riting In
At this time of the year salads and
the prisoners were all safe. What he
sew nt home in the form of a compre­
Farm nnd Fireside, w ill cover a mul­
“
Mosquitoes lay their eggs on or in
fresh fru it and vegetables have a large
had heard of their preaching and what
hensive free bulletin on fitting dresses water, and these eggs hatch into “ wig­
titude of sins In a htishnnd.
appeal.
Just
So
and blouses.
Allerton Salad. now he experienced caused him to
gle tails" in from 24 to 48 hours. Rain
“ Bird stores seem to run largely to
—Wipe, peel and j come as a humble Inquirer ufter sal­ parrots.”
barrels, cisterns, tin cans and other
slice into one- vation. lie was convicted of sin and
reeeptaelek around the place offer
“ They live one hundred years."
P rofit From Poultry
ideal breeding places for mosquitoes.
third Inch slices, felt tlie need of the Savior. Paul
“ I see; durable stock.”
Profit from the poultry yard, in the The covering of rain bnrrels and cis­
one cu c u w b e r. clearly pointed the way to be saved,
case of a farm woman living in Ma­ terns with a tight screen or the plac­
Add
an equal J saying, “ Believe on the Lord Jesus
A bsolutely
dera county, California, Includes the ing of a film of oil on the surface of
amount of celery, Christ.'’ Tlie word “ believe" means
results of selling angel food, sunshine the water w ill prevent the develop­
"Everything he has is better than
cut in thin slices, | to trust und fully obey. Tlie proof
that the jailer wus saved Is three- anything anybody else has."
und sponge cakes during the season ment of the mosquito. Tin cans and
o n e - h a lf th e
when eggs are plentiful. The county other receptacles should be disposed amount of English walnut meats, fo ld :
"A good man to marry, girl.”
1. Transformation from brutality to
home-demonstration agent held a of before tlie mosquitoes have had an broken In pieces and oue-third of the
meeting last year and showed the opportunity to develop.
measure of green pepper, finely letnlerness (v. 33).
R A N IN T O H E R
He who a little while ago could with j
members of tills woman’s group how
chopped. Moisten with a highly sea­
impunity
lay
on
the
cruel
lushes
is
to make these cakes, In each of which
soned dressing and heap on sliced to­
Summer Cereals
from 6 to 10 eggs are required for
matoes in nests of lettuce. Sprinkle now disposed to wash their wounds.
In
summertime
cooked
cereals
are
2. Confession of Christ In baptism
leavening. She made 110 cakes fcr
with chopped chives.
sale duiiing the season, in addition to much more Interesting combined with
When serving a boiled or steamed (v. :t.'i).
fresh
fru
it
or
berries
than
without.
those consumed nt home. They four-,
Those who have really been con
n ready market at a dollar apiece. Stir In half a cupful of any kind of fish accompany it w ith :
vlcted of sin und have experienced th*
Shrimp
Sauce.—Melt
three
table­
T ills meant a profitable disposal of berries to every cupful cooked cereal spoonfuls of butter, add three table- i saving grace of God delight to con- ,
Just a few minutes before serving
about 1,000 surplus eggs.
fess their faith In Him under all cir­
spoonfuls of flour and s tir until well
blended, then pour on gradually, while cumstances.
MOST people know this absolute
3. He set meat before them (v. 34).
constantly, one nnd one-half
antidote for pain, but are you careful
PLUNGE TIN CANS IN COLD W ATER QUICKLY stirring
4. His whole household baptized
cupfuls of hot water. Bring to tlie
to say Bayer when you buy it? And
boiling point and let boil five minutes. (v. 33).
do you always give a glance to see
When a man's family Is willing to
Add three-fourths of a teaspoonful of
Bayer on the box—and the word
salt, one-eighth teaspoonful of pep­ follow him, you may be sure thut his
genuine printed in red? I t isn’t the
per, one egg yolk slightly beaten and I conversion Is genuine.
genuine Bayer Aspirin without it! A
three-fourths of a cupful of well-
III. Th*
M agistrate*
Humbled
drugstore always has Bayer, with the
"How did you meet that girl?"
cleaned shrimp, cut in pieces.
proven directions tucked in every box:
(vv. 85-4«).
"Run into her at s dance.”
Date Souffle.—Beat three eggs very i
1. Orders to release tlie prisoners
light, add slowly one cupful of sugar,
(vv. 35. 86.).
M istake
beat well, add two tablespoonfuls of
The earthquake brought fear upon
I take the road to yesterd a y
flour, one teaspoonful of baking pow- i the magistrates and thus moved them
B u t A n d t h e g o in g e lo w
For I am held up e ll the w »y
der, one cupful of dates and one-quar­ to give leave for the prisoners to go
By people th a t I ow e.
ter cupful of English walnuts. Mix
2. Paul's refusal to go (v. 37).
and bake in a shallow pan twenty-five
Tlie ground ot Ills refusal was that
Not H avin g A n y
minutes. Cut In three-inch squares ttieir rights as Roman citizens hud
Doctor—About nine patients out of
and serve with whipped cream.
been violated. Tliey demanded public
ten don’t live through th l* operation.
Sugared Beet*.—Cut four hot boiled vindication.
Is there anything I can do for you be­
beets into one-fourth-inch slices, add
3. Brought out of prison by the offl
fore we begin?
three tablespoonfuls of butter, one and
Aspirin 1«
cers (vv. 38. SB).
Dusky Patient—Yessah, kindly hand
th« trad* » « r i n t
one-half tablespoonfuls of sugar and
Because tliey were Roman citizens
B a y e r M a n u fa c to ra
me
mub
I
ibl
one-half teaspoonful of s a lt Reheat
©f lljn o a c a tlc a c ld a a ta r o f S a lle y lle a c ld
they were released, tlie magistrates
and serve very h o t
fearing what they had done.
Not Being Done
Vegetable Soup.—Cook one-half cup­
4. Returned to the house of Lydia
ful of celery, one-half cupful of calr-
Red—The play Isn't nt all true to
(v. 40).
RELIEVED
bage and two onions thinly sliced In
The wife continually asks for
Upon their public vindication they life,
one third of a cupful of butter for ten
money.
QUICKLY
minutes, stirring constantly.
Add left the prison and entered the house
Deke — Which Is quite natural.
Carter's little Liver Rills
of
Lydia,
and
after
ministering
com
three-fourths of a cupful of bread
Purely Va«atatoia Laiattv©
Red- But she gets IL
m o ve th e b o w » la fre e fr o m
crumbs and one quart of boiling wa­ fort to the brethren, they departed.
-— —
* p A ln a n d u n p la a a a n t a fte r
ter, cook until the vegetables are soft.
«
. - T h * V raliay© «ha a y a tr m o f c o n s tip a ­
Sounded Suspicious
affaci«.
God Will Aid
t io n poia o n a w h ic h m a n y tim e s cause a s our
Add one pint of milk and two table­
"Why
do
you
think
that
Fanny
a n .I a c id c o n d itio n In «ha s y a ta m . R e m e m b e r
spoonfuls of chopped parsley. Season
It Is my habitual practice about lit­
th e y a ra • d o c to r ’ a p r a a c r ip tu m a n d can ba
a ie e n w it h abeolut© c o n fid s n e a t o a n v ix x g y .
with salt nnd pepper
tle things to bring them before God. i doesn't like you?"
A i l I > r «««iata 1 5c a n d 7 5 « R e d P a *k a fa a -
“
<
told
her
there
waa
a
fool
in
every
Cooling Cann.d Stuff W ith Cold W a t.r,
Lobster Salad. — Two cupfuls of 1 never attempt to carry any burdens
myself. 1 roll them on God, and family."
d Dsrtment of Agriculture.i
' cooked lobster Is mixed with one hard
“ What did «he say?"
^Prepared »r «»• P»“ « gl* “ ’ ,
t |,e riing |„ cold water as cooked egg. Chopped, salt and pepper
»peak to God about them.—George
’ She asked If I »a* *n only to n ."
I f you are canning In t .
rapidly. T liis step would fo season; *dd two stalks of finely cut
Muller,
they are taken from the canner. to h e l p ^
gridM|1}. away from
one large red tomato, a tahl
The O th er W o rld
not be possible with glass jars, w <
spoonful each of lemon Juice an
and
S a fe ty
The Impatient Patron — Waller,
• II draft*.
dressing. Mix and serve
af,s-
.
__ . .
,,,i. .„nimer send to the United State* mayonnaise <
Be thou like the bird perched upon
Be
tefore attempting to can a '
g 0||et| n 1471-F. "Canning Fruit* „n lettuce w ■Ith any desired dressing. some frail thing, although he feela Hie didn't you hear me rap on the table?
Department of Agricu H i r e ^ " 1
various Important changes In perves eight.
The Patient W alter—Wa* that you
branch bending beneath him. yet loud­
.
I. ri4 . lt rM. ■
All 4-0.,
rappin' <>a the table, sir? I heard you
ly
ping*,
knowing
full
well
tlia
t
be
hag
*rg Uek * Ml mtoJ.
the methods of home canning during
• ,
' e to begin canning
j4 . i i
.
I but I thought It was spirits.
w
ing*.—Gesparln.
require» careful attention to direction*. *o H >’ un“ ise
without the correct information.
F
BILIOUSNESS
dw v w
C A R TER ’S IEH PILL S
For Old Sores
Hanford’s Balsam of Myrrh