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rover, and seal the jar
as usual*
Turn it upside down several times.
Allow the cherries to stand for at
laaat two week» before using them.
These cherries are not heated. They
make a firm salt pickle to be used
with meats.
FOODS o c l( UHII.DRKN S K Kl)
T k i n t o n h a p p e n i n g s '
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J. Valentine
planted
hi«
certified need potato»* ta»t week.
The following were Sunday gut-axa
at the 1‘uineruy home on Tile Flat
Itoad
Kveiett Metxentinv of llileon wai
a irufMt for the week end at the
home of Mia. Lillie llierly.
Mr and Mr«. T. A. Thoma* of
Portland were
Sunday Kueit* , u
the home of Mr. and Mr». W. C.
Ilall.
Mi*« («rare
MeCurmlek
»pent
Sunday
and Monday
w h
her
friend, MU* Tula Ssmxel, who live*
In Hillsboro
Klliton wai very well repreaented
in Hillsboro during the 4th of July
celebration moat o f them »pending
the day Monday there.
Thoae who have cherry tree* ot.
their place* have l>een harveatlng
their crop during the pa»t « w a .
In moat caaea there la a very good
crop.
Mra. John Steelman and daugh­
ter Mia* Marie of I'ortland
have
been
gueata during til« paal two
week* at the home o f Mr and Mr».
Hubert I'omeroy.
Stanley
TrelTren
and
brother
Wayne o f Scholl* were in town a
few day* laal week helping Mime
o f the farmer* aroUnda town har­
vest their hay.
"lioyal Seoul»"
o f the Sunday
achool enjoyed a awim in the Tu­
alatin river, Tueaday evening, K
L. Cox, their
leader,
and Floyd
llierly, accompanying them.
K.
L. Cox and lmwrence
W
Crowder o f Scholia have been em­
ployed during the pa»l week ahlng-
ling the new barn of Martin Hon-
fig t on Sherwood road near Scholia
Mr and Mr*. V. II. Kellogg and
two children from Wichita, kanaas,
and Mr. and Mra. tw-rt Spark» and
•on from
Cortland
were Sunday
gueata at the Pomeroy
home on
Tile Flat Hoad.
Moat
of the hay in the field»
around hrre ha» Iwen houaej dur­
ing the paal week, there living a
very good
crop o f the
different
kind» and all the barn*, are well
filled
Albert |>allmanii la employed in
the baling outfit of J K. Huaael
o f Scholia, and will aoon be mak­
ing the trip through thia town, aa
aome of the farm er» around town
are to have their hay baled
The
fallowing
were
Sunday
gueata
at the
home of Mr. and
Mra Augunt II Dallnistin: Mr and
Mra. Chria
Knabnit
and »on of
Hockwuod, Mr.
and
Mra. ivacar
Lierman and family of Beaverton.
Mr. and Mr». George Snider ami
daughter Kuntce
Klirn
and M i»»
Mary Cathryn Ilall »pent the fourth
o f July holiday at the coaat, tak­
ing in a
number of the favorite
reaorta
They
alanted
on their
trip Saturday afternoon.
There are rwtain foods that our
children need.
There are certain
fooda that our children like. When
Mra. Alice
Wheeler and aiater these foods are similar, we have
»pent the Fourth at Darling’» re- cause
fo r rejoicing
When they
( sort on tha beach.
differ, there ia real cause for alarm
Grown-ups change their diet at
i H. Emery and fam ily were gueata
of
Mr. and Mr».
J. White
of the command o f tha fam ily phy­
sician, and in moat caaea start to
Portland over the Fourth.
cure prevailing ilia almost imme­
C. J. Stickney
and wife and diately.
With children, complica­
Matt King
and wife »pent the tion» arise
The child who does
week end at Grants Pass
not lika milk, quite often
refuaea
Arthur Preston underwent an o- to dnnk milk. The child who does
peratiun upon hia eve Wednesday not cars for green vegetables, per­
sists in leaving untouched,
those
at Good Samaritan Hospital.
1 green vegetable» that
are placed
M r«. HickcnloOprr received word
before him. As the child, in many
Tueaday that
her mother,
Mrs.
{ home», ia the real ruler, the coun-
I’ray at Newberg, waa very sick.
| try la today
filled
with mothers
(Mrs, N.
Schrader of
Olympia, ' and fathers who realise their chil-
Wash., visited
at the h o m e
of 1 dren are not getting the food» they
, need, but seem practically powerless
Harry Hollingsworth laat week.
' to remedy the evil.
Mr. and Mra.
Wheeler
Beattie
Whether we like the idea or not,
are enjoying a week’s vacation at j our children
must have
certain
Bums, Ore., visiting with relatives. thing» in their
diet.
They must
Mr. and Mra Harry Hrownrigg secure carbohydrates. They must
foods.
They must
and Mrs. Hrownrigg’s mother, Mrs. have protein
Evans, picnicked at Battle Ground, get fata, minerals, salts and vita­
mins.
Waah , on the 4th.
And they muat
have a
certain
Mr. J. Coward o f Spokane »pent
amount o f ruughage
if they are
' the week-end with his fam ily who
to be free from constipation and
arc spending the summer with her
its kindred ills. Constipation Is ser­
father, Mr. Nason.
ious enough in an adult, but the
Mr. and Mrs Joe Hush atten­ constipated child is prone to devel­
ded the funeral
o f Clyde Grutx op into the adult who suffers with
Wednesday afternoon at the Hol­ chronic constipation — if tbe child
man A l.utx
Undertaking parlors i develop» into an adult at all.
The roughage of vegetables us­
in Portland.
Porter Haye» attended the fun­ ually suffices to keep constipation
cuts
liberal
eral o f hia slater, Mra. Ogle, at away — provided one
l.ukeview recently. Mr». Ogle died quantities of vegetables. Whore this
in IW tlam l at the
St. Vincent 1 is not done, and the woman who
| serves the meals does
not know
Hospital after an operation.
what to supply to take the place
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j o f this vegetable roughage, trouble
is in the offing.
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•*
Liberal quantities of fruits and
Little Howlan Anderson has been
, whole
cereals will furnish this
quite »irk for
a week.
roughage
The fortunate
children
The 0. J.
Nelson
family en­ i o f farmers with immense orchards
joyed »evcral days at the beach
! may nibble
apples, peaches
and
after
day, and
Mrs. Carl Olaon la enjoying a j other fruit», day
refuse
visit from her siw'.er of Oak Grove. secure the roughage they
Miss Dorothea
Struthera
»pent | to take from spinach and lettuce.
seldom
secure e-
the
week
etui
with
frienda at ! Other children
j nough fruit to answer the purpose
Wanema beach.
and their parents must look else-
Kenneth Peterson
is recuperat­ 1 where for roughage.
ing from his recent illness in the
Fortunately,
most children line
mountains near Koaeburg.
| their morning dish o f cereal, par-
L. M Davies ia mail carrier on i ticularly where it ia aervt-d wvth
route three while Mr. Wm. Mr fruit. But those who even refuse
their cereal will not refuse a pud-
Krll Ia on hia vacation
1 ding.
Dessert
to children Is tne
Miaa Grace Workband and Mia* same as
a
box o f candy
to a
Spring
of
Corvallia
»pent
-iflc sweet garl graduate or a new »e\
Fourth aa gueata
of the Miaaes
! of matched irons to a golfer.
Dorothy and Genevieve Peterson.
Here, then, are two suggestions
puddings
that will
supply
Mrs. E L. Rucker, Mra. Stan­ for
Both
are filled
wiu,
ton Tanner and Richard and Mr. roughage
A lfred
Kurken
o f Buxton
were foods that children need, and if
caller« the evening o f the Fourth ! the rice flake» used are those that
have a “ vegetable effect,"
rough­
at the Struthera home.
Mr. an<| Mra. C. Christensen o f age has been accounted fo r also:
ware dinner gueata
frienda tha Fourth.
of
Portland
regular
meeting laat Wednesday
evening at the honve o f Mr». l*>u-
lae VanKleek. Pleasant Valley road.
The club ia made up o f the follow­
ing member»: Francia ami James
llolboke,
laurcnce Davison,
W il­
liam and Kugene VanKleek, Ivan,
Amo* ami Elmer Bierly, Carl Van
Kleek and Kenneth Koeber. Floyd
Bierly 1» their leader.
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Wilma Scott i* visiting her sis- [
ter at Camas. Waah.
Mr». 'Dickaon returned home from
the hospital recently.
Mr. and Mr». Neal have returned
home from eastern Oregon.
The Benjaman and Gaunt
lies «pent the week-end at
Creek.
Mr*.
Founth
Grove.
Porter
Hayes »pent
with
friend»
at
Mr. and M r». J. B. Phornton o f
Portland
were dinner
guests at
the Tom Miller home Inst Thursday.
Mr.
fam ily
day at
N. F.
and Mrs. Tom Miller and
were
dinner
guests Sun­
the home of Mr and Mrs-
Danford in Portland.
Mr. and
Mrs.
Fred Stricklano
gave a party Sunday in honor of
their
daughter
Eleanor's
sixth
birthday. Six guests were present.
They spent
the
evening
at the
Oaks in Portland.
O tru s Frail Cup
(S erve» 4)
*
3 oranges
1 grapefruit
2 tablespoons powdered sugar
Mint sprigs
I
Segment oranges and grapefruit,
and mix with sugar. Serve very
cold in cocktail glasses,
garnished
with mint.
Variations: Use maraschino cher­
ries, strawberries or other berries
fo r garnish in place o f mint.
T O N IN G U P OUR BEVERAGES
The wise housewife avoids get­
ting into a rut. No matter how
delicious a food or beverage may
be as he eervea it flrst, the looks
around fo r a touch o f this or that*
which may be added for a change
Those who use a cereal beverage
drink in the morning have a won­
derful
opportunity
to vary this
drink.
Strained honey may be added to
taste. A dash o f cinnamon to a cup
o f the hot beverage is very pleas­
ing, as ia the addition o f one
marshmallow.
Where
the cereal beverage Is
served iced, try adding any one of
the following to your sweetened
morning glass:
One-half teaspoon
finely cut candied ginger, one-half
teaspoon lemon juice, one drop al­
mond extract,
or one tablespoon
orange juice.
CH ERRIES A R E R IP E !
The fancy dark red cherries from
the Pacific coast are in the mar­
ket again. Clever cook* are taking
a tip from the smart restaurants
and serving
them
“ au
nature!"
which merely means “ as is." Wash
without removing stems; drain on
a towel and heap on a plate lined
with gloasy green leaves For fruit
cups, salads, and pies pit the cher­
ries first— and
if you
haven’t a
pitter use a clean
wire
hairpin,
Halved pitted cherries combine with
canned grapefruit to make a par­
ticularly good fruit cup and pitted
cherries stuffed
with
slivers of
toasted almond make an effective
garnish for grapefruit salad.
3 »iff»
1 cup rice flakes, crushed
1 cup sugar
H cup nuts, chopped
1 cup dates, chopped
I Beat egg yolk and add to dry
! ingredients which have been thor­
oughly mixed. Fold in stiffly beat­
en egg whites. Pour into buttered
loaf pan and bake in a moderately
hot oven (875 degrees F .) 45 min­
utes. Crumble and pile in sherbet
glasses. Serve with whipped cream
or lemon sauce— serve hot or cold
This recipe
will
be sufficient for
six.
W E N O TE M A N Y C H ERRY USES
Cherries are ripe! And they are
plentiful!
This year, as always,
they hold a prominent place among
Oregon home canned or preserved
foods, as they are easily canned
and kept.
For canning, select
fully
ripe
cherries, such as are ideal fo r im­
mediate table use. A 30 per Tent
sirup is preferred fo r Oregon cher­
ries, that is, a sirup made in tne
proportion o f 3 cups o f sugar to
7 cups of water,
mixed together
and brought
to a boil.
Cherries
keep perfectly when canned with­
out sugar,
but hold their color,
flavor and shape better and require
less sugar fo r the same degree of
sweetness if sugar is addej at can­
ning time.
Dried cherries are delicious and
can
be substituted
fo r raisins in
puddings, pies, rakes and salads.
Dry cherries unpitted by washing
and placing them on a wire screen
in the oven or over artificial heat.
A few o f the cherry recipes are
given below:
Delicious Custard Pudding
2 eggs
W cupful raisins
%
cupful sugar
W teaspoonful vanilla
2 cupsful rice flakes
2 cupsful milk
Grating o f nutmeg ( i f desired)
Beat eggs well and
add
rice
Ch*Try Olives
F ill a quart
jar with
large
sweet cherries, leaving the stems
on and packing the fruit as close­
ly as possible. Mix 1 tablespoon of
salt and
1 cup of cold vinegar,
and pour the mixture into the jar
o f cherries. Fill the jar with cold
water. Adjust the rubber and the
Tigard
entertained
relative» from
lllwaco over the Fourth and Sun­
day evening other relatives gath­ I
ered at their home for a picnic
supper. Several from here were in
attendance.
Hiteon neighbors gathered
near
Oswego for their uaual picnic tha
Fourth,
and
though aome were
Mr. and Mra. Tom Hubberaty of uncomfortable
after
dinner.
all
Kirkland, Waah., were callers taat
survived and report a pleasant time
Friday at the
home of Mr. and
together. A number
Journeyed to
Mra K w rett Wright, Cooper moun­
Hillsboro in the evening.
tain. Mr and Mra. iluidieraty were
on their way to California, where
IIA Z E L D A L E N R W S
they will make their home.
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A achool director* meeting waa
Mrs. Cartwright and grand chil­
held at the Kjnton
achool houae dren of Seattle are v is itjig Mr.
Tueaday evening and the buuget K. E. Young.
prepared for the next achool year,
Ulie Gassner
and family «pent
and the
annual budget
meeting
Molalla
and took in
will be hid at an early date, at the 4th at
which time »11 tax payers in thia the Round-Vp there.
diatrict will be aakrd to be prea-
Virginia Miller ix spending the
week with
her aunt,
Mr». J. B-
ent.
The 4-11 corn
club
held their Phornton in Portland.
flakes and raisins. Mix sugar with
| milk and add to the egg and rice
flakes mixture.
Add
vanilla and
nutmeg
if desired
Pour
into a
greased baking dish, place dish in
a pan o f hot water, and bake In
a moderate oven until
custard is
firm. Herve very cold.
bate
Fluff
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Famous English Cartoonist
Cherry Cocktail
1 pound cherries
M cup chopped walnuts
3 teaspoons lemon Juice
6 tablespoons strawberry juice
0 tablespoons powdered sugar
Pit the
cherries,
sprinkle with
chopped
almonds
and pour over
them s sirup
*nade by
mixing
strawberry juica with powdered su­
gar and
lemon juice
Chill and
serve cold in cocktail glasses.
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19c
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Betty Stickney was a guest of
her slater at Blue Lake over the
week end.
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14c
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10c
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iMra. Lulu Kelley was a visitor
at the Joe Bush home Tueaday a f­
ternoon.
2 pounds
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HEARTS, 10*
p e c i a l s
15c
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Boiling Beef
Pot Roast
Mr. C. E. Morford and fam ily
spent the 4th with his mother at
Hillsboro.
Rogers
“ Gulf Ki»t” fancy,
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Klondyke, each . . . . 35* 2 doz. for ............
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson and Ira
lav« spent Ahe 4th at Grays Har­
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Sanford
S P E C IA L S F O R
Saturday-Monday, July 9-11
F R U IT and V E G E T A B L E S - Saturday, July 9, O N L Y
The C. W. Brome family spent
a
few
days
vacation at Gales
t'reek.
M r«.
Thera waa a time when woman Old
not discuss the money details of borne
management with each other There
waa s tslse pride that Kept theca .’ram
exchanging Uleaa on bow to ease
money
But that day has passed and now
whenever women meet they are eery
likely to begin compering notes ot> now
to economise And wby not? Incomet
bare oeen reduced It la nerraaary for
Almost every family to get along with
leas ■ Women who bare found new
ways to a n are proud now to tell
cut in
electricity use of
others. The i s o r i ,
lean Washing Machine Manufactured
association states that 8 800 XXX) heme
electrical washers era being used, sod
one-tenth of these were Inatailed IMS
year. This shows how rapidly w anes
adopt household equipment when they
reeha* they c u n v e with IV One
woman tells another. Beonomy la a
popular subject in eeery borne. When
on* housewife discovers that she eon
have a washer, for Instance, and pay
for It gradually out at tha actual .
savings she accomplishes, ah* I
to recommend her method to
I who are bun Una w u s to ■■» ■
10c
15c
20c
Mr. ami Mra.
L.
Gilmore and
June spent the week eml at the
beach.
Mr. and
k iffO
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Mr. and
Mrs. John Brickline
were dinner guests Sunday of her
aiater in Portland.
,
How to Save Money Popular Topic
Whenever Housevives Get Together
Cherry Relish
Remove pita from cherries. Drain
cherries and cover with
vinegar
solution made in proportion of \
cup vinegar to 1 quart water. Let
stand for 6 hours, drain cherries,
measure them
and add an equal
measure o f
augar. I Art cherries
stand over night. Seal.
CATSUP,
MATCHES,
The front of the hardware store
at Monmouth
has been repainted
by Harold Comstock.
has tha added advantage o f easy
Building experts have determined operation
without sash
weights,
that in the average house the a- cords or pulleys. It la said that
mount o f air-leakage around win­ thia new window is the first real
dows and window
frames squals improvement in double-hung oath In
the total amount o f air that would nearly three hundred years.
com* through on* open window. To
While we were looking at some
overcome thia, inventors have been
busy for years. One o f the most snappy now tie pins at the jew ­
effective developments has just been elry store, a lady brought in her
introduced in th* perfection of
a cuckoo clock- " I don’t know what's
new type window which is more the matter with this clock,” ah*
than five times aa weather-tight said. " I t loses tan minutes a day
as the ordinary window and which and it coo* before it cluck».”
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