TH F BEAVERTON REVIEW
FRIDAY. DECEMRKH 30. 1927
IDLE ISLAND
Rv
LEARN TO M AKE VARIOUS KINDS OF RUGS
THE
K IT C H EN
C A B I N E T S
19ft. WvRltMM N«wop«P*l Uuluu. I
Garfield
Tea
W ai Your
Grandmother'« Kentedy
F o r every stomach
and luteatlnal III,
T h is good old fash
ioned herb homo
remedy for consti
pation. stomach Ills
nml other derange
ment» of the sys
tem o*i prevalent these days I* lu even
greater favor aa a family medlclna
than tn your grandmothsir'a day,
"A H ill« (hin*. a «unity «m il«,
Every day Ilia Community house ot
A loving word « ( morn,
And «II dny lung (lie day elione
the hay shore hciieuth Gay's grassy
• TO R Y FROM T H E 8T A R T
b r l« h (,
hltl slope was open for bridge and tea.
The ce i * R of life were mude more
Copyright 1817 by Th , IkiMwMemU Cm
and every Saturday night offered It;
On th« n r g i of n«rvou« col*
ilgh(*
WNV Servies
U p ««, dut 10 overwork, 13* jr L>«-
New England shore dinner, folio wee
And awi’olcit hopea w«re born.**
I » » « , aucceMful New York artlat,
by dancing to the stratus of a rv%
a««ka raat at Idle island. 8b«
H O W DO Y O U LI KB T H E S E !
turned to New York at last afire with
Jaaa orchestra with saxophone acvo.X
r«nta a cotta*«, the "Lone Pin«.**
seal,
aflame
with
ambition,
and
far
pantmont, playing the popular son»
from an lalnnd character, th«
When one likes oyster* there 1» no
less rested than when she went.
"Captain," and his alster. AH»'«
lilts ot the season not more than twice j
dish more pleuelng to the taste than 9 u r W om en. Win* no«**! » IT* ciive it »u v h « |»t*w.
Andover, "administrator."
Gay
But outraged flesh and violated
removed.
Th
e
re
were
auto
parties
finds the cotta*« la tenanted by
a go*a| rovktnll, t(«i. »»**• Wit N* m natrDi«*tit.**»•.!bln«, onto.
nerves claimed thetr revenge at last
boating (otriles, beach parties, hath
< .................. II «*•«. C U l> W« Sum
an elderly lady, "Auntalm iry."
a »lew , or fried I aats.it . lit»« «9». gift "tY*
AnaalH, ('«Ilf.
for the eleven years' delta me.
For
who consent« to move to an
Ing parties. At dusk every fine night '
eystera.
fully aix mouth* before the Anal June
other abode, the "Apple Tree."
.%<•». M i 'I IK K «:u % |t%Y ««Ititi« now
she could count the slithery fires ol
uir< »i»»».
ani •■»III
»
Awaking from sleep. Gay Imag
Bi*qua of O ys A g io n m loot, l i n n eut
torrent of beat forced her Into full
half a dozen or more shore parties, j
.1 fl ft*» «Alaci» J .JACK MUf II K««,
ines she sees the face of a China
ters.—
F
ill
ahoul
surrender, she had been a prey to
I
go
a
f
tit
a it>l ltiY «r A v o . l> « tr o |i , Ml-h
where rlatns were baking, potatoes
man peering In the window
two doseli oys
quivering nerves that Jangled In a
Oil K »>«H r Acte««»» II« «• i K««lii Kunl>ur«t
roasting, or lobsters broiling.
Il ft 6 I l f
« . 1*1 la«' I «• !» *>* f l » « |*ur< hMovtl. 1*01
tera Into it sauce
Jaded body, and when the Inevitable
Bui tiay did not share In the gnyety 1
•«)r M, «tiM»Jtlollull potin »»II.
Inotftlt
pun
with
the
forced Itself ui«on her, she accepted
II CAM im .ll. Oil»»»»»«. Molli
and the summer holiday life of the ;
CHAPTER 11—Continued
liquor, place over
It with a certain Joy. If she must rest,
Island. She reveled In rest. In free- ,
— J -
the tire, when plump drain nml chop
she would make that rest a sport. If
dom
from
the
nervous
pressure
of
an
Roused by this rude thought from
the must go Into retirement, the exile
fine. Add lo the biiucv | imii one lulile-
Impatient city Jogging her elbow j
the sweet fantasy of dreams, she got
m
should be a luxurious one. i’erhape—
spoonful each of * iliwed onion ami
When her easel aud paints arrived, j
up from the couch, and felt about her
Home
Demonstration
Agent
Teaching
Rug
Making
at
Quincy,
Fla.
I b a * b » t » Ira* k»Us It a * raise! A » •
who knew?— even on a good little
butter; let fry until brown, sprinkle
she Installed a studio In one corner
w ith outstretched gropinj hands. I V
Island of Idleness might lurk some
with a pinch of curry, suit, nml a
of the hig bright living room of the
f f r v » « r s l to IS* U s It M Si ate* p « | s r ln i* n l ol A f r l , - « l t m I
elding, logically, to follow the wall*
stimulant for an ardent though flag
dash of cayenne. Add the oyster
lame I'ine. and felt at peace with the
Th e Illustration shows a home demonstration »gem In Gadsden county.
until she came to the kitchen door,
gtng
spirit.
Adventure
perhaps,
liquor thickened with one lahlv»|MHiu
world.
Florida, teaclilug a group of women how to make various kinds of ruga. Th e
knowing she would And mutches over
amusement certainly, or even— ah, Ro
ful of Hour ami rooked five minute*i
Auniiilm
try
was
her
friend.
Auntal-
meeting
Is
being
held
In
the
women's
club
building
at
Quincy.
Both
braided
the kitchen gas stove, she crept along
mance I
add a quart of hot rich uillk and the
m iry was everybody's friend.
She and woven rag rugs inlereat a good many of the club meuiheie, anil the
*■
™
o
the wall to the left working her way,
Gay. most ardent of free soul advo
oysters. Serve hot.
Tr? Ok»« T m
was a sort of unendowed Institution, making of hooked rugs Is t revival of an old art that tins become very istpulur
band following hand, until the found
t nhalo II la snoiK* |kra«t
cates, decrying though she did the
Oyster Sauce on Toa*t.— F u l n quart
she went with tha Island.
But al all over the country. Through home Industries of this kind, many rural
them at last struck two together,
•ndiitMl|HUMfi>B tigh on is»r)i
hampering coniines of marriage, turned
of oyster* Into Die boiling hoi liquor
*n, I r l l t « I I * r< l i ev . . • ■■.** al. - ' l ».
though Auntalm iry no longer worked women are Increasing their cash Income, and are being enabled as a reault
hurriedly, and was glad to have the
T « k o Iniaraatiy «■• •«*»!* «Hiufhln« «nd
always sensitive heart-string to the
of the oysters ami cook until plump.
for a living, not as we speak of w ork to gel fur themselves many household conveniences and labor having devices
r«ni*'V« it»lUm «»«Uu<i from Urnuos of
full light of electricity flooding the
strumming fingers of Komauce.
D rain amt chop the oysters Hue. Melt
k (!>«•••( mti-I 1'itign.
ing for a living, she earned her keep, wrhlch they did nol have a short time ago.
room. Doors and windows stood open
Marriage, Gay argued, was not de
two
tahlea|Miouful*
of
hotter,
turu
In
■ At L A l O C I I f t
because she did what sha could
Artistic designs and putterns In beautiful color combinations are being
to the night as wher Auntalm iry left
■ T»fi
signed for the ambitious worker. For
the oysters and saute until well rooked
Whenever there was fruit to can In standardized In tlila rug making Indualry liy g ro u t» of women who are work
in the afternoon. But on consulting
the complacent, for the self satisfied,
but mil tough. Add a half truspoon
the
house
of
a
native
Islander.
Jelly
ing
together
In
community
or
even
county-wide
organisation»,
known
aa
her watch, Clay was amazed to And It
for the Indolent, all very w e ll; per
to make, or tomatoes to pickle. Aunt- county weavers' associations. Thousands of dollars have been cleared In one ful of curry, a tiiblcapoonful of onion
was the hour of m idnight
Light of Scriptures
haps; but marriage and ambition, pae
grated, one cupful of cream which has
alm lry. although not hired for the oc~ year s lime by such groups of womvu working to g H b rr In a single county
“ Well, 1 slept," she sal i philosoph
sion for accomplishmcut. were never
been cooked with a tutilesponnful of
saslon. was always there, alwaya at Commodity organization» have followed aucceasful production nnd aland
Given to the World
ically.
messmates^ G ay's first romance, ten
flour; acasoli well nnd pour over mm
work.
ardlzntlou work In rug making In a similar manner to wliat baa been douu
On the kitchen table she found her der sweet blossom of her anient young
Through the efforts of the American
row
strips
of
buttered
toast
Garnish
For fifty years, she had presided at In the co-operative marketing of other farm-homo products.
basket
of groceries, and
feeling womanhood. Joyously promised the
anil the British Blhln asa*M-lalion II
with a fried oyster.
the arrival of all the small expected
somewhat refreshed she took a real
would seem that Hiera I» no (»»a itili.
full fruitage of marriage "when the
Pot Roast W ith Vegetable*.— Fut n
ones around Evergreen. She had sat
Interest In unpacking Its contents and war Is over." lay burled with the sol
Ityr that any human could full to know
pot roast Into a ik vp Iron kettle and
Corn Custard or Pudding
up with the sick, mourned with the CHRISTMAS PLUM
arranging the
neatly on shelves In dier who did not come back. And
ot tha i i
well all over In a little suet
sad. wept over the dead. She kept
the little wall cupboard.
Carefully Gay's first passion of grief soon sub
for Luncheon or Supper brown
T h e British and Foreign Bible so
PUDDING RECIPE
When
well
browned
add
a
tea»|Hamful
everybody'*
children
while
mothers
she closed and locked the doors and sided Into a philosophical reflection
ciety Issued the Scriptures lust year
Containing both egg* and milk, corn of sugar, such »-»soilings as one like»,
went
shopping,
played
bridge,
or
had
windows.
In s new language once every 2>t days.
thst perhaps after all it was better to.
custard la auftlolently hearty to tnke and no more lban a tnhles|MMmful of
more children.
She opened a can of prepared soup
Th e list Includes the entire Itlhl* tn
that she was not domestic, not the
the
place
of
other
protein
f»**!
to»
Have
Been
Kept
for
Year
water.
Cover
lightly
and
rook
until
And for all these things, as Auntal-
and heated It. made toast opened a
144 languages, the New Testament In
type for humdrum borne life. Th a t ex
lunch or supper. It might well be ac the meat Is tender. Add water In the
m lry gave In service, she was paid
Jar of pickles.
and Found Excellent.
I3S others, and at least one complete
perience confirmed her In her de
comtxihled by a alniple vegetable m ine amounts when needed C*mk a
In kind.
W inter apples, potatoes,
F or the first time since she left New
hook of Scripture tu 311 forme of
termination to live alone.
m ind, and with cake or cookie« lot few carrots. potatoes ami »pluaeh In
squashes. Jellies and canned fruit tilled
York, she was sufficiently rested to
(Prepared by th* I'nited S i J t n IVpartm ent
speech.
Ah. If on the good and idle Island
de*aert. the meal would he entire!) separate dishes, until lender. Mash
otf Agriculture )
her larder. She had a charge account
feel a mental reaction to her environ
During lir.tt over IJIUMJflO copies of
should come a fresh awakening for
Mttlftfylng. T N » bureau of home eco and season and presa Into a »mall
at
the
Fler
grocery
store,
but
hei
Th
e
bureau
of
home
economic*
of
m ent
her stilled affections!
the Bit le were circulated In continen
n<>mIn* given the following direction* goblet or mold to sliupe. T u rn nut
monthly
bills
were
rendered,
not
to
the
IVpnrtincut
of
Agriculture
gives
She arranged her modest supper on
tal Europe» 438.1•«> In Africa, 412.000
“Lum ley Lane, for Instance." she
for making I t .
around the ronat on • hot platter, al
her. but to the administrator, as was the following recipe for a Christmas
a tray, and took It to the wall-seat by
I. Canada. IM it o i It. Australia. 23.7m
thought whimsically.
“ Lum ley the
t
cupe
cannrd
corn
1H
teaspoon«
«oil
tenmtlng
the
color».
Reheat
lu
the
rig
h
t
1 plum pudding:
tha window which looked dowD over
In New Xenlnnd. 4!MVts»i In South
lobster-man. A stern and alien! na
or d r i e d corn S «gw«
oven so all will he served hot.
Auntalm iry had her own hank ac
the bay.
Th e wriggling, wrinkling
•4>akrd «nd cooked t cup« milk
A inerti'» and the West Indies. kttiMSSI
ture, bronzed and bearded."
t pound beef suet 1 rap E o * 11 ■ h w al
Brovwn Mushroom Sauct.— D ry tmiah
count too. It was a small hank ac 1
t
(«btopoona
melt
lines of many little colored lights In
pound flour
nuts. cut An*
In India, di i* .I in t ••> i.,«. IKI.nm tn
She smiled to herself as she turned
room* or the canned variety may tie
count. hut like the w idow s oil and I pound granulat t cup elder
ed butter
the black showed where boats rode
Mnlnyn, and the East Indies, 230,000
out the lights and slipped Into bed.
1 lim p o iin i salt
ed sugar
meal It never diminished, but rather
Beat the egg* and mix all the trtgre used for ttits dish. Soaking
_ the dry
out the night at anchor. Intermittent
4 teaspoons baking
I eggs
Th e room was steeped In the essence
tn Jupttn. iM.tkki In Koran, and 4,142..
grew
a
little,
curiously,
now
and
then.
dieiitH.
Pour
Into
a
butt
«fe
d
buklni
*****
^°r
M
4
'
vt,n»l
bourn
will
make
them
powder
I
pound
•
«
«
d
»
d
ly the black was mellowed, turned to
(ZIO In China.
of evergreen. Gay slept, glad for the
alslna. chopped % teaspoons cinna
Its nucleus was her Identical hank
illsh ami place In the uveu In a pan
•*“ *'' ,h* w" ' " r 1" use In the
white m ist by the sliding rays of a
mon
silence of the Idle Island.
I pound seedless
account
of
thirty
years
before,
when
containing boiling water
Itak* lb* **u" - »*r<,l" " * w 'lb butter »m l ficur,
4 tea spoon * c lo v e *
lighthouse searchlight
raisins
Next morning she wrote a note to
W orld's Population
she was obliged after a severe Ill \ pound citron, I S teaapoona m ac*
corn custuril slowly until II 1» entirely " l1,1
ll,lu,,r * l,h «•renin ami rook
“ Nice," she said to herself. 1 like
her friend. Nancy Moore, asking to
SH tea spoon * n u t
cut
An*
Th e population of the world la esti
ness to give up. ouce and forever, all
set
to
the
center
In
a
moderate
oven
Ch*«*«
Puff*.
Melt
two
table*|ioun-
i t I'm glad I came. Auntalm iry Is a
m
eg
• H teaspoon* all
have her easel crated and shipped to activity remunerative labor.
m i l i . - d ,,t M M üBHM M i ftf the W orld
spice
(350 degrees F l. Corn canned Main*
"1 butter mid mix with two table-
dear, the Captain Is a lamb, and that
her, with her paints, her canvases,
Fence foundation on the hasta of fig-
No one. however, considered Annt-
style, that I* with the grains scored spoonful* ot flour; stir until smooth
administrator person who tries to he
any many of the pretty useful things
Mix
the
gronnd
suet
with
the
sugar
tire* preparisi hy (he League of Na-
alm iry an object of charity nor did
and
pulp
scraped
out.
t*
especially
B,"
l
creamy.
Add
one
ami
one
half
so very bossy is a kind, sweet, gener
of her studio which would ad.1 to the
tlnuw Former estimates usually placed
she so consider herself. She did what and the fruit ami nuts with about
ous fraud."
good for use In this kind of a dial«.
rupful* of grated cheese. W hen the
charm of her new home.
the total population nf the enrth at
she could. She received what she one half cupful of Hour Separate the
■
| cheese I* melted add one cupful of
Remembering then that she had
“ It Is the Laud of Leisure,* she needed.
eggs and beat both the yolks and
between i.tktiyMi.ias) and i'ia i.u U M M i.
not yet so much as seen the upper
wrote, “the Land of Emotional Lei
Date Pudding With Nuts
* ..... . Much estimules ara naturally conflict
“ W hy. It Is socialism." Gay cried whites well Atid eg* yolks to the suet
mix well but lightly,
story of her new home, she left the
sure. It Is idle Island, the World of
ing. Inasmuch ns In ninny parts of the
enthusiast.rally. “T h e very princ'ple and sugar put In the fruit and nuts,
k old ill the stiffly lieiiteti egg whites
tray In the window, and. cup of soup
Makes
Hit
With
Family
Wasted Effort, the Center of Silence
Sift together
world, such as In the Interior of China,
of socialism, applied, effective and and then the cider.
and pour into a buttered baking dish,
in her baud, went np at once to ex
Every one works, bat the work pra ctical!"
If you waul to make a real bit with
twice the tplca». salt, linking powder
no census Is ever taken.
However,
plore, switching on the lights of the
surrounded
wllh
water,
snd
lutkw
one-
your fumlly give them dute-nut pud
amounts to nothing. E very one Is In
these figures probably represent the
But Mrs. Andover drew herself np and Ilnur mix well with the first lot.
half hour In n moderate oven.
stairway from the lowest step. She
tensely busy, but It Is the business of coldly. “ Not hy any means." she said then nd<l the beaten whites of eggs
ding with whipped cream some day
population of ih r world In a general
found It modest enough shove the
Hint* and Things.
passing time.
Every one Is persist
»oon. It's muds In this way, accord
way. — Fulhfindcr Magazine.
sternly
“ Snch an Idea! Socialism
T in cans of No. 2 size or baking
stairs, but clean and fresh, all to her
ently Intent on doing, hot It Is the do
Ing
to
the
burcuu
of
home
economics:
If your dinner si-ern* too heavy for
Is one of those new-fangled notions powder cans are a good size to use
liking. Th e re was a large closet on
Ing of nothing at a ll Son. slow, un
a rich dessert, serve an Ice of some
brought over from Russia or one of grease them well and put In enough
Both Right
the landing, and to the left, a nicely
1H cup* p ltl'd t cap flour
hurried— "
kind. Flneapple, apricot
S toblrapoons butt**
data*
those bolshevik countries. We don't hatter to fill them about three-quar
appointed bathroom.
T h e bedroom
I lately complained of a Indy who
1 trsaponn vanilla
“ H a llo !" It was a human voice that
S cup milk
or
various
other
fruit
hold to snch things on our Island."
ters full.
Steam foi three hours
was large and cheerfully bright In
took the pronunciation “tom a y to" out
l cup c b o p p a d I tenspoon b a k ln a
boomed out upon the silence like a
Ice*, nny one will he ac
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
pow dof
nuia
These Ingredients will fill seven No. V
furnishing, a bed, an old bureau, a
of my mouth, and railed It "to mah to."
la teaspoon aalt
neighboring foghorn that aroused Gay
1 cup sugar
ceptable.
Serve
with
W ith the fam iliar and much loved cans. T im pudding will keep for weeks
commode and two small chairs match
A gold Iemali writes we are both
I *Kk*
from the mellow mildness of her pic
apotige cake or » drop
Mplc* If d*slr*d
ing.
paraphernalia of her profession shout If the cans are covered with puper
right. One of the liest modern dlc-
ture.
cooky.
her. and with nil of her pretty per or with the loose rati tops. Before
tloimrtee give» “to tnny to" the prefer
H er natural energy somewhat re
Mix the butter and sugar nnd add
She ran to the door, startled at the
A pumpkin pie may he
sonal possessions to soften the nigged serving, set the cun In boiling water
stored by the long sleep. Gay carried
ence; In fuct, ears “totnny to" la tha
the
beaten
eggs
and
milk.
Sift
th*
sudden vocal crash In the stillness
made most festive hy
austerity of her surroundings. Gay for about three-quarters of un hour,
her bags upstairs and unpacked them,
proper pronunciation. In ilia L'nltrd
dry Ingredient* and add them to th*
startled more greatl» when she saw
serving
with
chipped
folding the little silken garments away
Mint*»; the English prefer "to muh to “
settled down with comfortable antici so that the pudding will heat through.
liquid
mixture,
reserving
enough
flour
the ferocious apparition at her door.
cream,
topped
w
llh
grated
Into drawers that smelled sweetly of
pations of long and lovely leisure for Serve hnrd sauce, made of butter and
Here It Is again ; two people on ex
tn coat the dntes and nuts. Add thetr
An Immense man. a monster of a man.
cheese.
cedar. She had brought with her noth
leisurely work. E ve ry day she went sugar creamed together with thla pud
actly opposite sides of a quest luu, and
nnd the vanilla. Bake In a shallow
with a tnft of bristling orange-colored
T
h
e
beat
kind
of
a
Ing but the sheerest necessities for
Any of the liquid or foamy
out for a long walk through the shiv ding.
hoth right.
greased pan In a very alow oven fo*
beard, and a great shock of bristling
wearing. H er weariness had been so
ering little forest that barked the cot sauces Is also anltnhle. Some people 45 to Ik) minutes until set tn the cen pumpkin pie la made from Hie sweet
I hnve noticed It In many other
orange-colored hair, and a great round
pum pkin; rook down until II Is n
great that her only desire, her only
tage. and down to the rocky shore, like best of all to serve a spoonful
things. — Howe's Monthly.
ler. Cut In squares and serve with rich brown color. T h e tinned pump
face like a giant orange, with pink
thought, had been to escape, escape
and as strength returned, her spirit of vanilla Ice cream or mousse on the whipped rreunt.
rimmed pale blue eyes.
kin may lie bought. It I* good; hut
from work, escape from the city, find
of adventure quickened also.
Each plate with the tint pudding.
W h in You Fsel a Cold Coming On.
“ Hallo." he boomed again, with a
1 Unit. too. needs rooking down In bring
rest.
day she fared farther, always with
Tak* Lasatlve IlftriMO Q F IN IN E Ta b
T
h
e
pudding
can
lie
»learned
for
one
broad pink smile of greeting.
|
out
the
flavor
*iql
richness.
However,
lais to work off th* Pnld »m l to fortify
greater Joy. and dally daring steeper hour and fifteen minutes, then sealed Combination of Prunes
Gay Delane, not a New Yorker by
“ H-hnllo." stammered Gay.
there Is nothing to lake the plnee of
th* system aaslnsl sn sttsrk of Grip
cliffs and rongher walls of rock.
birth, had become one by labor. Work
and processed for thirty minutes al
or Influrasa. I0e.— Adv
and
Apricots
for
Iron
“ I-ohsfersT he shouted.
“ Anntal-
the
old
fashioned
pumpkin
rooked
and
was her dally bread. She counted ac
Comprising In all some seven hnn
ten to fifteen pounds pressure. These
miry saya lobsters."
T h e new crop of dried fruit I* now stirred for hours over a good fire,
complishment the end of life, success
dred seres, the Island had originally puddings have been kept for one year
Rumed Beauty
"A h . yes.” A fleeting reminiscent
Its great reward. With Gay Delane
been ooonpled exclusively by three nnd found exrelfen*. according lo the on the market nml at Its beat. Date* j To make the p ie :
smile for the Lohster-man of her fan
Enid— Did you hear about Alice's
prunes, figs, apricots nnd raisins all | Pumpkin Pis.— Ta ke one nnd one-
there was no Interest as to one's pos
families of sturdy seafaring stock: bureau of home economics.
cles. “ Yon are the Lohster-man?”
brulé of a liushnnd disfiguring her for
help lo vary the fruit diet ns the sup half cupful* of the browned pump-
session. from whence one came, nor
the Wallaces, the McAndlers and the
life?
Th a t's m e
Lum ley Lane.
ply of nvallnlde fresh fruii dlniln gin, two thirds of n cupful of brown
from what family line had sprung | “ Ynp
Marllngs. T h e first settler of all was
How many?”
M a u d e -I lea tens, no! Did he throw
ishes. Several of Ihese are rich In augur, one-half ten»|»innful of snll.
the grandfather of the present Ca[v Recipe for Fish Mold
T h e sole point of personality to her
acid In her fuce?
She told him to bring her a lobster tain. He. always referred to as the
Iron anti other vuluithle mineral*— j one and one-hnlf cupful* of milk, one
was this: “ What is he doing? What
twice a week.
Enid— No— lie slashed her w llh a
by Bureau of Economics pnrtlculnrly prune» and raisins— and leaspoonful of cinnntnon. one and tino
has he done?"
First Captain Wallace, had come there
razor ncrosa lauti knees I
“ Lob,ters." he shouted, “ run about with his sons and daughters, his serv
so may he wisely introduced Into th* hnlf tcuspoonfuls of ginger, two well-
Coofred fresh fish, la cb . * flounder,
T h e death of both parents In quick
fifty o» sixty cents."
menti as often ns possible. T r y thli beaten eggs and one-half rupful nf
ants and his boats, and settled down halibut or rod, or any whlte*meuted
succession bad thrown her upon her
Lumley said his woman would boll
Four Into the pastry lined
Everything’s Lovely
to carry on a wide and prosperous thth. or any preferred canned fifth, a* combination from the bureau of horn* j cream.
own resources at the age of seven
them for her without extra charge
! piale nnd hake quickly al first to bake
Brow n— A tnxlrnh lilt you? Well,
fish and lobster traffic. Incidental to ftulnmn or tuna fifth* may he Ufted In economics:
teen. Th e last of the family funds
fie frowned portentously “ She'll boll his sailing trade.
! the rruat. then slowly to cook the
you »«win to tw pretty cheerful about
Ills children had the following recipe from the bureau
the Insurance, all tiad gone into a
H pound » p r ie n t » I cup stirar
them, that Is. long as she's able.
IL
! custard.
married, cottages sprang up In the of home e onomlca. T h e fish Htiould
I» pound prunes
4 cups water
Anal year of practical preparation for
She's— expecting."
Steamed Squaah.— Steam a small
Smith— Sure. Th e mmpnny'a going
woods and the wild growth every year be carefully picked over, nnd ull bone*
life work. In which, with the I neon
Wash ttie prune* and apricot* thor
"Expecting?" Gay echoed faintly.
huhbnrd squash until tender. Is-t dry
lo settle w llh me, nnd I've already set
was pushed farther and farther hack and nkin removed:
gruously blended driving of necessity
ougldy and put them In the water to
“Tup
IncreaseUls
facetious to make way for gardens, orchards
tled w llh the driver.
out, then mnah nnd put through a
and dealre. site had studied stenog
grin was Illuminating.
V* ten«poon au trat soak overnight. Cook the fruit together colander. Reheat nml add four tnhle-
I ega«
and lawns.
raphy. and at the same time continued
for
ten
minutes,
add
the
sugar,
nnd
V
»
cup
water
2
tablespoon*
gel
“Oh. bow nice!"
«pnonful* of turner to n pint of squash
Others came to the Island, some fo T % cup vln**g;ir
her classes In art under the best tench
atin
simmer until the |ulce Is fairly rich
“Well. yes.
Unexpected
Very
wiison with salt and add enough
ers obtainable.
holidays, some In service, and mar I teaspoon Rdlt
% cup cold vatei
Been married twenty year' uow Noth
tcnupoon celtry 2 cupa minced ah Serve hot or cold.
cremn to i nke It like well mushed
ried. and remained T h e early leach-*
“ I've got to work— out 1 am going to
Th * m ore you couirh th® worn*' you f « « L
•ee<J
In' doin’.
All of s sudden -y u p .
potatoes. Bent thoroughly nnd serve
«n<1 th<* rnoro Inftnm rd y o u r th ron t nna
paint." she arid.
ers of the little public school grew
there you a re !— She's skeered." he
iunKfl b«com e. U l v « th»»tn « t*h «n c« to
Try Celery, Stewed and
plied lightly Into a hot illsh. I Hit wllh
old In lalior, and retired to private
From the strictly clerical work she
Bent th# eggfc add the aenftonlng.
h*al.
volunteered < lieerfully. “ She’s afeerd
cube* of butler.
life, hut did not go away
l-obstcr the vinegar and wuter and cook over
had been obliged to accept at first,
Creamed During Winter Chicken a la K in g.— Ilent two table
o' dvin’. She says It a'n't according
trapfiers came for a season, nnd set boiling water until thickened Soften
bread-and-butter work she called It.
When tlie vnrlety of fresh vege spoonfuls of huller until It bubble*,
to natur1.”
tled
for
life.
Later,
as
modern
con
she had gradually worked away from
flu* gelatin in (/old water amt add to tables dwindle* down In winter time
has been giving relief for slsty-ona
“Oh. tell her not to he frightened,"
years. T r y It. SOc nnd !i0o bottles lluy
add one rhopp4*d green pep|ier, lin
veniencos added comfort to Island the hot dregain*. Th«»n add the fish
it. gelling Into things more to her
It st y o u r drug store, u. O. Green, Ino_
■inti yon are somewhat tired of the seeds having been removed lad cook
Gay comforted. “ It often happens.
life, many who were engagi-d In eler
taste and her talent, and at Inst, when
Place In Individual cope or one large good old standbys, such a» caldo,gc
Woodbury, N. J.
And Is there a hospital on the Is leal or professional work In Portland
she was able, abandoning It altogether.
mold, and let ftfand In n cold plare cnmif*. turnips and heels, try celery •lowly for three minutes, then ntlil a
land?"
tnhlespoonful
ot
flour,
sail
and
hill If fiermanenl homea near the fer until flrmly *et. Serve on criup lettuce
Black and while copies of style fig
slewed nml creamed.
Th e lotlgnei paprika to taste nml enough rich
"She won t go to no hospital. She ry liuiillng, and crossed the hoy to
ures, fashion pages, hack work of II
with mayonnaise.
stalks
Irani
two
or
more
hunches
mny
says
she
don't
trust
these
newfangled
milk tn make n thick, smooth snuce.
their work In the morning, amt back
lustration, al! grist to Gay ; and always,
tie rooked, nnd the hearts served raw When the sauce is «lone ntld two cup
nurses, highty-tlghly.
She'd rather to their island homes al night
through the formative years, she kept
Cheese
Straw
s
at another meal. Th e suggestion comer fills of cocked chicken nml lei It
trust to the women cornin' In. the old
some hours, mostly at night and o d
W hile many of the later genera
Roll out plain rich pi* crust tn one
from the bureau of home economics.
way."
heat through. Serve on tonal or In
Sunday, for more Md »need study.
tlons of Wallace had gone Into pro*
MITCHELL EYE SALVE
“ If I am here then I’ll be glad to feseioruil work nnd removed to other fourth of an inch thickness; spread
Clean the celery, and cut Into pb re* pnstry »hells or llinhul cases.
For the definite business of earning
heals Inflamed sysu. granulated lid*
one-half with grated cheese; fold ovet
help.
If
I
can."
Gay
offered
generous
nlsiut
three
fourths
Inch
long,
4'
*>k
stye*,
etc. Hur*. Hnf*. ftpertly. Stoat
If
the
winter
Is
the
time
one
Is
en
a living, she had a remunerative con
states, many also remained on the
all druggists. Hall A Ituskt I, N. y.CL
ly. “ I was In the hospital for five Island, where they had married and and roll again. Repeat Hie process In it sumII qilanflly of boiling sillied tertaining, canned coin, peas and
nection with the advertising house of
three or four time*. Th en cut In thin
months during the war. In training,
water for tfi to 2ii minutes, or until henna wlileli hnve been put up during
Burnham and Morey, for whom she
Intermarried, so that fully half the
»trips and hake.
nnd I'm not a bit hlghty-tlghty."
tender. Iiruln and combine with whlti the season of fresh vegetable* will
did conventional paintings in bright
native population was linked up to
"W e ll, now. that's real neighborly
sauce made In the priqairllon of two please the pnlnte murli heller Hum
colors tit their order. Th e work not
getlier hy ties of blood or marriage
miss. First-rate. I'll tell my woman nnd oftenllmes hy hoth. a network so
Stuffed D ates
tnliles|HionfulH of flour and two talile
the kind we may purchase In town.
«m l) paid very well, hut w-us varied In
yon said so She'll be countin' on ye." Intricate that only the more nhvloun
D raw n Imlter or tnmnto snuce Is
Stone the dates. F ill w llh crenni «(sMinfula < f butler lo one cupful nl
type, usually interesting, nnd exer
“Oh, I am quite expert with babies.
milk. Season nnd serve nl once. A also good w llh chestnuts.
clsed the a 'lls ttr virtues of a quick
forms of relationship were given chet-sc, nuts or fondant. Roll in pow
■ A N F R A N C IS C O 'S N S W F IN S M O T t L
It was the only thing they had time acknowledgement.
eye and finger for striking color ef
dcred sugar. W rap in small squares few of llie tender leaves of the celery
Every neon with bath or «howee IZ.riO to M M.
to teach us before the war ended.
fects. But always, besides this, she
may he minced nnd tra ltered over the
T h e Island was three or more mites of waxed paper and send as dessert
Jonas at Eddy.
Gorago nest door.
Th e y seemed to think the arm y wasn't
kept on. studying better things, paint
top to make (he dish look attrncilve.
In length, barely one mil* wide, a with the school lunch.
going
to
do
much
but
Increase
the
ing In all her hours of leisure the
rugged line of rock fronting the At
H O T E L W IL T S H IR E r San Francisco
populatlor "
MU Hbtrkmn Mi . nrmr l’rtl. n Hqimm ftutu*r »<j
tiling* her heart desired.
lantlc along the enst, and drifting
Tributes to Dewdrop
,
IIAHKY IIOYLM M«riAircr
D on’t throw that extra egg yolk
AROUND THE HOUSE
Lumley Lane hurst Into a load hnw
down gradually) to a slow low valley
From the day she had entered upon
r»w.t.»R i » ii » i htirh. r»«l Rln«ir. f ’ fil diinhl«.
Longfellow knew the glory of the
away.
If
It
I*
not
broken
It
mny
he
um
» » (h (Mit h, f3(l) Ring In. t J Ml 4.1111,1«.
haw. and set off down the hill.
the study of stenography. In her
slope of emerald green on the hay
iiri'Rkfiist h f«c. nor; filnnoni m V; fciintiaj |i uu
dewdrop because he said “every dew-
Gay ran to her desk and added a ahore. A motor road led ip from the
A hunch of bittersweet for the dark kept for future use hy covering with drop has a whole heaven within It."
seventeenth year. Gay had never al
postscript to her letter to Nancy
corner of the living room will brighten cold wtilcr.
landing tieyi nd the Captain a house
lowed herself time for a full and com
Milton cnlled them “stnrs of morning
a • •
Moore.
it up all winter long.
and there at the bend, turned hack
plete vacation, sufficient to give both
which the sun Impeurig on every l» ni
T,r*'"* •« «u u n u s . T* M in w rnom.MONS
•
•
•
Fine
steel
wool
Is
a
good
first
aid
Kitrol 1 nny II me. H.-ml for I ite-n» ture.
“
I
am
not
going
to
have
an
affair
ward along the shore. But leading the
S' "tl and body recuperation. She said
nml every flower.”
measure
for
cleaning
oven
glasswnre;
IN S T IT U T « O F TC C H N O L O Q Y
with
the
Inhster-nuin,
after
all,
dear
One of the heat preservntives for n
other way. Into the forest, were only
she hadn't time, there was too milch
*. M. V. A. Illilff.
Portliintl,Ort^oo
lie Is not as stern and silent as I ex
to learn, ton much to do. Kven her
dwindling trails. In the foreground good dl-qsisitlon I* a pair of comfort but there's n copper product on the
When Elephants Charge
market that la better.
peeled. Besides, he Is expecting."
of the forest lay a long row of pretty able siloes for every day.
one memorable trip abroad, although
Ç f * i 4 U /M AI E A R N n «G M O N E Y
to N) per CFfit ptftltl Whll«
• • •
• • •
An African elephant when about to j i i j l I r P f iW Ift
summer houses, fringing the woods
it continued over a year, had ’I(Toroe.)
le vrnln*r Positionaertor«<l.
and looking off down (he grassy aloj,e
her no rest, for In add it ion to hei
Take the weight off your feet when
If yon hnve rlee for dinner, by Charge gives venl to n shrill, lotnl I<«f't wrr « wcrit I y 33 rollryr* W rite for cr»t*lo|f
CHAPTER III
V I O L E R » Y f T l M OP CO LLCO fct
trumpet, while the Indian elephant
lo the hay.
'ettiug nicol* hy using a high »Ioni adding hits of candled ginger and you
studies she had taken with her also a
V L t n
JOOburtwwl« StrM t. p tw tU 'd .O f*
ITO HK CriMTINI’ E D t
curia up Its trunk nnd charges In al
contrail for u serb-s of pictures for
it the klichen sink and u ch a ir al will surprise your family with n no«
Mld-mmtro-r was gala Mine for all
lenre.
lbe Sunday Magazine, so I ti.it sbe re-
he kitchen laide.
and delicious flavor to u favorite dish
K U.f rO R TLA N D , NO. 52 1927.
the chilly little islands of the North.
Gossip Js nothing to speak it.
ETHEL HUESTON
To Cool a Burn
U Hanford’s Balsam of Myrrh
DO YOU SUFFER FROM
A STH M A 9
Stop Coughing
Boschee’s Syrup
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