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V ig ili
• u ly u n iti m l x l u i e forni'. 1 , «oft
•bmali and loilow • »poni, »ro u n d
bowl
llirll olii
llllllieili.' tely oli
»llghtly Hournd board an d k uead
fu Ntiei/nd», Itoli
in d i Itili k mid
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In Ululigli-».
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un u n
gi elmi d linking sh eet.
lini») lopH
halli >
w 1 1li tc s e rv e d ea ( w lilta,
«llglitly beateli; - p u n k le willi ud-
ulllotiul miglir, or m u t i n e nf s u g a r
mid elnuum on. Itake III hot oven
H'iii* C.i 12 to |.r< m in uti » o<- unt<l
h m w n e d . Make» ub</ut 12 »enne*.
T h e » h o rte r d a y of the a u tu m n
und w in te r m ean» “cod liv er oil
tlm o " to un in c reasin g ly U r g e a r m y
of parent». O r it m ay be th e h a li
b u t o r the Rglmon
t h a t 1» the b e n e fa c
to r. T he need», v a l
ue», and re»ult» a r e
ju » t th e »amo. Your
family
physician
s h o u l d m ake the
choice.
Hut of one t h i n g
we u ro »ure, an d it i» t h a t a g re a t
m a n y e h i l d n n are in absolute need
of one of th e liver oil» an d it ¡»
very likely t h a t p ra c tic a lly all ch il
d re n would lie beneAtted. We wit-
m m * one of th e marvel» of »cience
an d la k e it »0 calm ly. We discover
t h a t s u n s h in e is essen tial to the
n o rm al g ro w th o f rh ild re n und to
the health of ad u lts. We find out
why. O th e r inv estig atio n* discover
in th e fish liv er oils those chemical
elem en ts called “ vitam in *,” und it
t u r n s o u t t h a t th e y a r e identical
w ith the elem ents m a n u f a c tu r e d in
o ur liodiea u n d e r th e influence o f the
su n 's ray». Thu», when the s h o r t
day comes an d c h ild re n a r e d ep rived
of .«un hinn because of a tte n d a n c e
u t school, we have a t hand n a t u r e ’»
own pro d u ct an d su b s titu te .
I «hall n ev er cease to re g a r d thesq
d< «ivories us b ein g a m on g the
g r e a t e s t t r i u m p h s of man. Wo
should rejoice in this knowledge
an d we should use it, t h a t coming
gone ra tio n s will be ever b e tte r fitted
to c a r r y on th e w orld's work. To
: ay t h a t it is one o f o u r obligation»
us p a r e n t s ami te a c h e r s is not p u t
t i n g it too s tro n g ly . S u nsh in e if
1 • ntial und it is b e tte r t h a n th<
s u b s titu te . L ackin g it in q u a n ti ty
we -hould rely upon the n e x t best
one of fish liver oils. But, as al
w ays, g e t y o u r ph y sician 's advice
I 4'Up «ll I I'lllK'll t'OCOIi U t
'/k t»p. ......... ml e x t r a c t
'» U p. vuuillu
S ilt lloui otic*', mi'itHurt'. mill bu»
I rolli) Salmi
I iik p o w d er mul »«It, a u d »Ift to
I »mali (In »ardine»
get Iter li n e « liuie*.
l i e u in liutlei
Mi cui » celery, finely cu t
th o ro u g h ly ,
mill »ugur
giudiiully
I tom uto. chopped
mul i remit tog v lb ei nutII Hr lit mi l
*ii cu p dill pickle c h o p p 'd
Huff). Add egg w hites, tine
lit it
I/ .'I eu p muyonna!»e
t'lue.
Iif.itiug u f t e r eitclt u ddlllon
• ut - a r d i n e ' in q u a r t e r * u n i mix
u u tll
muootli.
(lake
in l<<ul pan
*»(x2
l iii < lien,
which
Inin
been w ith eelery. tom ato , dill p e l i l e ami
H ru ined, lined
w ith
heavy p aper, uutyonnnm e. Herve on c r i s p li-tt u««,
mul .mam m e.toed
Hake In »low carnlHlied with »Heed tmiiut. Serve«
oven (300 degre<«t F .j I Hour and four.
16 inlmrte», o r until done.
I'riiile d I In eoe > » l id
0
ilute»,
c u t Hill
I rail p er r> Muftttiw
1 Hg», r u t Hue
- 1,» cup» H ired Hour
Vi Clip »w ei t p te k lf 1 el Idi
b p < . liakltiK pow der
I
puekage
1! ounee»)
creati»
Mi top. »nit
el icore
Mi c u p »iiHiir
Muyonnulae
I cu p ro arn ely i iiopped c tn n b e rrle »
\l lull crea in I<hee*e an d d<! to I*
- cga*. well lien ten
p r e p e n d fruit und sw eet piekle re-
c u p milk
ll«h. Add »iifflelent m u y o n n a i-c t<
1 tublespoou» m elted liuMir o r innmteii. Muy be to rm ed Into bull*
o t h e r s h o r te n in g
and nor veil oti er!*p le ttu c e .
Rift ili/ur n in e , m e a s u re , add link
I uk pow der, »all, aud s u g a r . mid
Stilinoli Ih irrhit
nift it uni ii.
i << 111 I1 I111 < b e r r l t » wtlli
In a piiu nr ch-iflng d is h b le n t
I I cu p of Hour m ix tu re. Combine iw o t a b l e pi khi * of Hour
w ith 2
eg«», milk, uud ahorlenliiic. Add to heupiiig te a s p o o n - of b u t t e r . Ilo ii< t
Hour, beat 111 o n ly en ou g h to damp- j allow to brow n.
1 pint or
Add
•II all Hour. r< Id ill tierri
|lak<-
milk. s t i r r in g ci>u»la fitly . Cm k fnr
In Kre»»ed mulTlii pun» In hot oven u lev• minute». Add >. pound \
f(25* K.l 25 minute», or u n t ' l done mt-r-It-.•in chcene g ra 'e d , ami Mianon
Mukcu IK muffin».
with »ult, pep p er. |uiprik.t and a
g e n e ro u s
pinch
of dry m u s ta r d 1
1 renin Senile»
Htlr until cheeHi- 1« th o r o u g h ly m e l * —
2 cup» »Ifted c a k e Hour
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ted and blended. Urani an d fluke
2 t »pH linking pow der
-æ
I eall id ■ alinoli und add to th
Mi t i p . »alt
ra r e b it ,
SI Ir a» little uh i » «»Ibi"
T h e !{i'v. J . Irv u n Overh /!zer. o
2 t»pn. »iigar
a ml nerve piping hot on round» of g u n i/ e r for th e I ' b r l s t ia n T ra in in g
f tb»p*. b u t t e r o r ol hoi s h o r te n
b u tt e r e d whole w h eat toa»t
A ssociation w hich h a s its .e ad q u ar-
log
t e r s in ('h ira g o , w as th e speaker
2 egg»
\ p p l e < oi iinut S iim i
at th e Young P eop le's Bible clas s
1 3 cu p lig h t (renili
3 ta r i apple» pared. Cored. and :>! th e It. B. Me.Minn bom*. Sa tu r -
Sift Hour uni-e, n u n-iire. mb buk
diced
! Il U powiU’r »ult t nd sugai
mol
'» CUP te i dii s» ra is in s
Hlft ttcftln. ' ' u t ln s h o r te n ' -• »
cu p llintst sw eetened coconut , i up m ay on naise.
S erv e
on criup '
-erx t* uh« »nt % »f ■me egg W ille
' lettu ce. G a rn is h
w ith
rem a in in g |
% m $ m ayo nnaise
for glaze. Beut i< ma inliig 1 -g wall
T oas a| •pies. raisin», and < oconut i •< «.vomitil e, und s p r in k le w ith p a
an d udii i-renm; »dii nil s t 01 ee to to g e th e r Ilglitl) . Moisten with '.< prik a. S erv es 6.
In The WEEK'S NEWS
Cl k r e m
Ki h \ T S
r m m n .li in iK b
FRIDAY, JANI'AHY 10. 1936
I day evening. C h a rle s Wc»t was the
1 leader for the group.
'
Mis, Zim brlck Is suffering with
i Infection |u one of h e r flngei».
Mr. und Mrs. 1» L. M v t n are
moving Into the Hteve Manes hou*e.
Mr. a n d Mr». Mteve Map.-» move I
Monday to Salem , w here they «III
I'M'irte,
Mr». ( lu reu ce Benz
w as tak en
to the (loud H um antnii lionpitul for
t r e e t i n a n ! , J a n u a r y 1.
Mr. and Mr», l / i r e m e Davis. and
A-lce Rloiiiquhit h ave moved o u t
lo th e M a t t Rlo niquist home
J. Driscoll, so u th of B eaverton. \
C hristina» tr e e und g am es d e li g h t
ed the little guest*, who w ere a-
follow s; E m m a K ehrli, IB-ten Kan-
dull
J o a n W indorf.
an<l
fluid 1
Kehrli.
dfl —
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PAPKTOk Y
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(C ontinued fr o m P a g e T w o)
side
a- t h e
te a m slowly, oh »0
slowly, wended th o s e endless eight
mile* hack t o home and sleep.
We g o t out of t h a t wagon, pe-~
hap* with as g r e a t a feeling at
Mr*. Jo h n M agner r/f Oak d r o v e
was a guest of Mr», ft. B. P ro w n
Momiay of la s t week
Ml»» Alpha K e rr
of
1 11 la mook
vlelted
over the week-end a : the
borne of Ml»» R u th M artin.
Mrs. Ivy M artin wa* a gumst a!
the home of h e r a u n t. Mr*. Latum
Vinson. In P o rtla n d , W ednesday.
Mis» Edith Robinson of P o rtla n d ,
fo rm erly of B eaverton, v f i t e d from
T h u rs d a y u n til S u n d a y a t ;'ic home
lit Mrs. Ivy Martin On h e r l e t u r n
home »tic w as a cco m p an ied hv .Miss
Eileen Martin who rem ain ed fo r i
s h o r t visit.
E. G. P e rk in s w as given a s u r
prise S u n d a y evening in h o n o r of
h»s b irth d ay by a g ro u p of r e l a
tive«. T hose p r e s e n t were Mr. and
Mr*. T. B. Denney. Mrs. B. K. D e n
ney, Mr. an d Mr». It. B. P e n n e y
■ nd Fielding and L o r r a i n e D enney.
ML«a M a ry an n a Miller, p r o m in e n t
s tu d e n t of the J u n i o r clas s a t O r e
gon s ta te college, w ho was acci
d e n ta lly a s p h y x ia te d at h e r home
In P o rtla n d
a fter attenalug
thi
wedding of a friend a* bridesm aid
wa» a niece
of
Mr*. W E. M>
1 loskey.
Ilallie Mi-Murphy an d son ct Cal
ifornia w ere re c e n t g u e s ls o ' Mr.
en d Mrs. It. u. B row n of C t r d e n
Home. Mr. Mc.Murphy wa» a r e
sid e n t of G arden Home a b o u t t h i r
ty y e a rs a g o an d resided on tile
p ro p e r ty now ow ned by J o h n K ehr
He h aa re tu rn e d for a vlsl:
every t h r e e year* since moving t
way.
Mrs. Jai'k
A lderson
er;te"taineil
with a Christm as, p a r t y a t ner home
tn P o r t la n d T h u rs d a y for h e r littb
d a u g h te r Alary, who is staging « h i
h e r g r a n d p a r e n ts , Mr. and Mrs. V.
P
g r a t i c u l e us we ever felt. Wt laid
down on the bed und closed o u r
eye*.
But ileep
Jt»> t woulu not
come. We got up a n d w e n t to
Dceg.tn'» sto re
and
c h a tt e d w ith
Ja c k Colwell.
We played
aro u n d
and Anally when th e s u n was Just
a b o u t sot S a tu r d a y night, we really
wen I to bed and slept. B u t not
longer
t h a t nlgbt th a n usu al.
It
was a t t h a t d anee T met an d danced
with Agne» Itedfea I her, t h e p r e t t i
e s t full-blood ftinux w om an I ever
saw an d t h e r e »re plenty of m ig h
ty p r e t ty .Sioux women.
Peter Piper
lip
Jri
Picked
A Pimple
V
BETTY BARCLAY
An extensive campaign is now
, . . and h e r e ’s the plmpde P e te r
»Iper picked — Infected, dangerous, being conducted am ong public
school children In o rd er to learn
in abucesa perhaps.
more abo ut the humble pimple and
H ad Mother Goose but appreclat- to check it as much as possible.
td h e r opportunity, she would have Information la being given out th a t
passed down to countless g e n e ra pim ples a r e m ore th a n akin deep.
tions of children catch y sta n z a s During adolescence, th e develop
filled w ith sag« advice.
‘ Don't 1 m e n t of im portant glanda d istu rb s
pick pimp'.es.” “ P ro tect cut».” “ E at 1 th e e n tire body. At this tim e the
p roper foods.” — W h at a golden 1 skin Is particularly sensitive to the
w aste product» which get Into th e
opportunity was neglected In favor j blood s t r e a m — and pim ples appear.
of J a c k and Jill an d Marjorie Daw.
Skin au th o rities are teaching the
P im ples a r e annoying. T hey a r e j d an g er of tam pering with pimples,
ugly things to look at. Unt th e y and also recom mending a simple
niir-it not be squeezed o r pricked. way to help the body to combat its
This is d a n g e ro in You m ay do it poisons. T h e eating of fresh fr u it
Ilfty t i n u s — y e t be tak en to th e has been advocated because in th eir
hospital on the fifty first a ttem p t. opinion th is supplies elem en ts th a t
clear th e skin ir rita n ts from the
Many young people of both sexes blood, and h a v e a vitalizing effect
»siller from w hat a re g e n e ra ly on the tissu es around th e base of
called atioluscect pim ples or plain th e pim p'es, enabling them to
•hickies".
Some 'hlckies'' pass th row off the infection an d heal
aw ay without m uch tronble, but m o re quickly.
o th e r s leave
p e rm a n e n t
scars.
Always a re th e y annoying. T h e ir j So don't pick pimples. Mr. and
possessors a re self-conscious and Miss Pim ply Face. Avoid them by
may develop an inferiority complex i such a simple precaution. Or if
th a t will re m a in as long as t h e y 1 vou h av e them , get rid of them
live.
V p.m > • is a disgrace to a from w ithin by the «am > treatm en t,
it's m uch e n l e r anil »afrr.
« 1 - i t 1 )7 or girl.
l e a se
N
o t ic e
:
January
K m
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193C
D ear F rie n d a n d w a t e r u s e r :
THF REVIEW
E N G L A N D ’S
NEW MINISTER
OF F O R E I G N
A F F A I R S —
A n th o n y Eden,
young diplomat,
y e t o ne
of
G r e a t B rita in 's
v eteran re p r e se n
tatives on n u m er
ous internatio nal
conferences, who
su c c e e d e d S ir
Samuel Hoare, re
cently resigned as
Minister of For-
eign Affairs.
We a r e s o r r y if you hav e been in con venienced by y o u r w a te r su p p ly having
been s h u t off. We wish t o la k e you in to o u r confidence a n d a f t e r l U t e n i r g to our
sto r) we hopt you will liear w ith us in r n y in co n v en ien ce you may be called upon
to suffer.
T he w a te r m a in s a r e being re p a ire d an d in some in s ta n c e s rep laced w ith new
pipe. In o rd e r to get ' h i s w ork don e we find o u rs e lv e s obliged to - h u t off w a te r
supply in som e s e c tio n s of th e city . When w e h av e ti m e an d ca n a n ti c ip a e the
needs of the crew , w e Iry to call u p unit l e t you know . A t tim es we ca in o t te ll
j u s t when it will be n e c e ss a ry to c lo - e the valves.
D u iin g o u r work days, Monday to Fridi-y inclusive, if we a r e closing !he w atei
off in y o u r sectio n it will be from 9:00 to 11:00 A. M- a n d 12:30 to 3:H0 P. M.
If you will p r e p a r e for su ch tim es we hop e you w ill n o t be tr o u b le d too m uch.
W A TE R
D EP A R T M E N T ,
L)
A. E. Wilson. Mayor
HOW IHEI0WNSEND LAW WILL BE FINANCED
•6#
GEORGE ABBOTT, pro
ducer of one of Broadway's
most successful plays this
season, looks approvingly
on a tableau depicting—
Spanish style—the title of
h it play, “ Boy Meets Girl.”
The setting, staged at a
Sherry party for a rtis ts
and w rite rs in New York,
has approval also of Jam es
Montgomery Flagg, noted
illustrator.
On May 2nd. 1932, E. A. Golden w iser, d ir e c to r of F ed eral R eserv e B ureau , tostifieJ
belore th e C o n g ressio n al W ays and Means c o m m itte e t h a t t h e to t a l t r a n s a c t i o n s for
1929 a m o u n t e d t o T w e lv e H u n d r e d Billion D ollars
But to be c o n serv ativ e let's ta k e t h e figures for 1(2 F e d e ra l R eserv e c itie s , only,
ft oui th e D ow -Jones News Service a s p ii n te d in th e D ecem ber 5th is sue of th e
Pacific C o ast News ed itio n of the W all S tr e e t J o u r n a l. " I n 1929 ev ery d o ll a r w as
tu r n in g o v e r 132.7 t i n i e e ' - r e s u l t i n g in b u sin e ss tr a n s a c t i o n s
To th e a m o u n t of .................................... $l,165.oP0.000.0t)0
T o w n s e n d t r a n s a c t io n ta x of 2 p e r cen t
.02
G o v e r n m e n t’s incom e from 2% t a x
9
G o v ern m en t pay* 8.000.000 pensions of
$2.(00 each, a m o u n t in g to ............... $
Leaving for p a y m e n t on N ation al debt $
S P E A K E R BRYNS CON FERS S peak er of the
House, Joseph W. Bryn*, at let«, confer* with
House P a rlia m e n ta ria n about the opening of
Congress.
V
VELVET A F T E R N O O N
HAT — Anne Shirley has
selected one of the sea-
to n 's sm artest ensembles,
black velvet and lace. A
chic little hat 1» velvet
trim m ed with a slim black
quill, and a velvet frock
cut in the tailored mode it
fastened with cut crystal
button s and th e tailored
collar and cuffs are of
hand made lace.
23.300.000.000
19.200.000JMK!
mm
mammmiibmnmbmmm
(,100.000,000
T his w ould pay off th e N atio n al D eb t w ith in a few years.
l! 's
likely t h a t u n d e r t h e T o w n s e n d Iaiw. m oney
c ir c u la t e even m ore rap id ly t h a n In 1929-
would