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Lari II. Moriteli, Pa« or
Sunday aclex.-l, <«;45 a.,n. ,qu_
P'-rinteiul nr, Mrs. (J. j,. pact*,
cla ss *« for all ag«?a.
Mornirg worship,
ll:u q a.m.
Sermon topic,
"Chrlsi
,n
the
Stream of Life".
Intermediate
Lj»worth \/ ague
7:n<« p.m.
Senior
Kpw xth
league, 7:00
p.m.
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" 'I nil I lui* Megrim*.” tirili |'„
aliooa bacon, diced
• •ml I.Itilo Ihlnu I «H id “Snap"
Hauio union
and arccn ptpprr
Simp you« finivi h (pinti, | >Mh! > wllb bacon until bacon 1« brown
ni "ir^'ii II Imo iiio * i Inm" » ¡ , , , ^ y i a id on|i n Mini pt ppor soft. Add
I ill m » i
Iti l o y o u r m o l i l i , '
Ila
flour, mu«bloom*, lomaloow, au-
ii ' m I i tilamki csn ,
nukiiiioii sin r!
Kar, «all,
| opper,
cook alnwly
( m i w liti « u m o r , ohm , m w l l p fln v
lh minute«.
,,r'
I ' ii I
“ im p”
n i n i tM | i iim l
l i d u l f i r t o y o u r “ n o w F u j i </uC
lit" of foodf
< mil yum iniiHiiird po', you:
«può )u 11*. your boi t i t ..f Wor
rontorithl««;
Ilio tu ilio nippy
< lioono. Ilio
lour n, Ilio vtnoKiir
Jm: I'1 Mull u sudden runli of ,Jur
I r * nini Impilino to your irmi
nouppioi si-ulhi-r ca lls for «llup-
Plot m eals'
In nildllion lo Ilio /onlful, blloy
f l a v i n , "nnMp" begins with choos­
ing tlu- nitlii ihlmtn rlnhlly. Per-
n* tiulity In monU Ilo« noi ttlono
In tho flavorings Imi in tho In 10
f< < m I h ih em srlics,
iW ion
you
bom(| ibi* bollito li «un moro
simply nuli).
"servo
ilio umial
ihlnn*
In nn unusual
wny” i.
The re Ilo» nlylc!
A porfool «»ampie of thln rati*
did irulli In ilio baranti. Flrut .,
»•io. oxolIr flu ii, then n regular
nluplr nnd toni fruii, Iho buiurm
I* newly exciting lo flfiir* of
fa ml Ilo* wliin
II'« cooked, lo
brim; out fin i libhlon. dlfloront
fla\ r. A «lioplo (I i I i . k liko «htr-
rod i ' iikh uro «rappv wln-n rhlli
|n>wd<f liolpn;
|mlo i-oaaoniiue
*•»•« gay with horseradish or
i I i I vok ,
riti ry pow«lor makes a
now illnb out of ero* in numi- on
rior. liPt these «Uggeal ioli» mako
m
'new wmimii" out
of your
ii io ii U lami you).
Pggs Pallente
lOn Hlro l’alt loa)
1 l»p. W ortvalomhlro «anee
1 Inp. dry munlard
I t'ap. o lili |*>w<k>r
It loo tulli ir*
6 okk *
li tb*p*. milk
4 tbap*. butlor
tap. b nion Jubo
>» tap «all
llonl okk « ir a bowl and add
milk. Molt Iunior In aklllot and
itil'l Ioni n Julio, mualaril, oblìi
tu’ wib'i’. aulì ami W orcestershire
atul ir \ w ill. Pour in cat:* »»d
rook unni okk « aro rrta tn y , «tir-
riña
o« iiHiartly.
Arranco
on
brow nod rito paulo«
inado by
nprotiiliTlK 2 oí 1111 oi'okod rii’o oro
Inch lliltk In ahalbiw per.; press
iluwr woll, rut imo a -urda with
I i I noii II cu tter and pinot- on but­
t i -cd pan: add dot of butter or
ivicli, and brown In hoi
von
i tuo* F. ). I’our «ático over okk
mixturo or pallio*.
Sauro:
1 «mali gtxen pipper, chopped
t medi uni-Hind uni- n, »boot!
1 tbsp. flour
Vfi tup. «all
'« lap. popper
I cup rooked | h « «
" nip« ran rod tomato
A4 tap. m irar
Ilanana« an liratin
I' bioHo Make* It Snappy)
cup crated Am -rican r'looao
I i bap, dry broad i/r crack er
crumb*
1 a lap. ha 11
.' lb«p«. Iriimn Juno
*> banana«, cut iu halve«, r.ru«*
wl»*
Mix giuted < I iooko . n u m b s and
uaii 10*01 tier.
II II
laununa« in
lemon J ukv and then in mixture
of oliooao, crum b*, and «alt. Place
In well-greased bakltiK dlali and
lutko for t ’> In 2n m inutei In hot
o t • n (400* F .t o r until brown on
top. Serve hi t. n large servings.
Bethel Congregational Chir< It
llar|H-r v B u rn « , Past* r
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Bible «« bool a' '(: i', a.m. R. C.
I*<>iy. Supt.
Morning worship hour at 11:00
a in. Anthem by the choir. W. L.
1 ady, Director. Sermon -o b ject,
'W here Is H eaver.*’
Jiir io r ard
Stn lo r C. j;., at
7:on P M.
Bible Htudy each W.dnt-sday at
t oo p.m., In the church.
A very hearty
welc ime to all
our sirvice.-.
A
savory 4 roni h llro*«inu
(Tho ( hutaey l>oo* In
I limp, eldisr vltii'Kar
1 limp«, letie/n Juice
* , oup awoot pick I«- vlnoKiir
1 l«p. Mull
'« lap. dry mustard
2 lap«. «Uttar
1 tap. onion Julro
*4 lap W orcestershire sauce
2 ibap*. r'nitnoy
1 cup Httlad oil
2 or 3 strop* l"ba«i o
<Unnblr.o all Ingmdinnl* In Imwl
and mix rhi roughly.
Pul
into
k I u «» Jar and chill In refrlgortt*
tor. Mix o r ahako thoroughly la -
fore serving.
lllnner Hat«-«
i lloraoradiah Siarl« Som othlnc)
I oup peanut butter
1 v cup little«, allied
'» cup froah Krai oil hor«eradlah
Anoliovy IIIU- ih
lllord toKel'tor peanut butler
and horseradish and combine wllb
«lin'd dates. Spread mixture on
orini crack ers, ard <decorate t. p
w Ith rnlkd anchovy fillets
Mut Naiad1
tl tan ,r » Tukes T) ti la-ad)
ii|K* Dunana
IV. 1 and quartet
witli ratiKe Juice.
irsi »iprinkle
On 1r.dividual salad piules • r-
mug«* segni r ts of orang« alter-
with q u a rtir sei tmn« of
r a n !>
Italiana, n .vert'd »1* li «bred <ied
ciM («snilt. Serve with «•remi may-
nr nui*It*.
Date Pudding Suiter
(Oh, Ginget ! )
»4 e up butter
44 cup brown «near ,
>4 t«p. ginger
*4 cup dale«, altced
2 i hap«, cream
■4 tap. aalt
( reuní hu iler and boat in su­
gar. Add rrenin grt dually a« m ix­
ture atlffona. B eat in ginger, dut«*
ttrd «all. llctip on serving d ia l,
(’hill. Serve <n pudding.
Glarcless, abundant light for reading is provided by the new scientifically-
approved lampa having a translucent bowl beneath the shade, and placed
Just beyond the elbow.
Hy Jean Prentice
N* easy chair and comfortable
lighting are always an invitation
to open some of the books you've
been wauling to read.
Those new books, for example,
that everyone’s discussing.
And
some of the old ones that you once
read “because you had to” . . . and
that you'd like to read again be­
cause you'd really appreciate their
richiii
now.
hi
is who have carefully
studied our lighting needs for read­
ing, make the following suggestions:
Before you settle down to those
hours of pleasure, see that the
lighting is good for your eyes
Lighting that is adequate, even and
glareless, conserves normal eye­
sight.
It provides added benefits
for defective eyesight.
Alertness (which wc need for
some of the heavier tomes!) is stimu­
lated by good lighting.
A
Light Magnifies
Many persons do not know that
light is a magnifier of small details.
A dot must be twice as large to he
seen with the same ea-e under one
foot candle (or measure) of light as
it would need to lie under one hun­
dred footcandlrs of light.
T hat's one of the reasons why
abundant light makes it easier for
us to read.
Q O O R CriiLD
/ and i n t school
». O» AIL*N G. IW.I AND
Peecrr#» rtni.a’ «*/ M/aft> fi». n*«i
N#« /r*tf) 1
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/»itriibM
S c h o o l H e a lth E x a m in a tio n s
Be sure that your reading lamp
is properly placed. Ju st beyond the
elbow is the correct location for a
floor lamp beside an easy chair. II
you read at a desk, the lamp should
be placed in front at the lilt, li you
are right-handed. Or at the r.^ht
if vi u arc left-handed.
Don't forget to sit up straight
when you read. Sonic adults carry
over from childhood bad posture
habits which were probably ac­
quired because the light they used
then was weak or glaring.
Safeguard Your Eyesight
Al so. before you lose yourself in
the trials and tribulations of some
bcautilul-i ycd heroine of the latest
novel, there's one more point to
con ider for the sake of your own
And that's quality of light.
You can hate lo: of light . . . and
ull not be protecting your eye­
sight. if it glares. Good light for
reading is abundant light, without
glare and without sharp contrasts.
Glare is avoided with the new-
type of scientifically-approved lamps
which are made hy many manufac­
turers. A tran-lucent bowl beneath
the shade is an aid to eye comfort
since it softly and evenly distri­
butes light both up and down.
Always remember, too. that for
really comfortable reading there
should he some general lighting
throughout the room as well as lo­
calized lighting at your chair.
■I egg white«
2 cups flour
1 teaspoon cream of tartar baking
powder
'4 teaspoon salt
i4 cup water
% lb. (1 cup) candled citron
14 lb. (<4 cup) candled cherries
*4 lh. (t slice) candled pineapple
<4 cup bluck walnut meats
Cream shortening: add sugar
gradually, mixing In well. Add un­
beaten egg whites one at a time,
boating well between each ndditlon.
Sift baking powder and sail with
half the flour: add alternately with
water to flrat mixture.
Add re­
maining flour to chopped fruit and
nuts; add to cake mixture. Bake
In loaf or tube pan lined with
heavy oiled paper. Bake In alow
oven at 250* F. -300* F. about 2^4
hours. Makes 1 loaf.
Cranbarry Orange Relish
1 package quick selling gelatin
dessert (orange flavor)
1 cup boiling water
>4 orange
.1 tablespoons sugar
t cup cold water
1)4 cups uncooked cranberries
Dissolve quick setting gelatin
dessert In boiling water: add sugar
and cold water. Put cranberries
Holiday Fruit Cak# (W hitt)
nnd unpeeled orange through food
Can ho linked three or four weeks chopper: add lo gelatin mixture
nnd chill until It begins to thicken.
ahead
S tir up und pour into molds. Cbill
>4 cup shortening
until Arm. Serves 12.
1 cup sugar
MAKSHKS RETURN
FROM DETROIT TRIP
Mr. ami Mrs. Kssex Mrrsh and
von .lack »«turned
Wednesday
cv; nlng from their trip to De­
troit. They were gore almost a
month ard report a delightful and
Interesting time, seeirg the sights,
nnd visiting friends In Chicago
aril
Michigan
They
encounter
some
bad
going in
Wyoming
» here thev found snow and ice
with the tem perature six below.
W
VV H 1 1 F L I . M
I T ' ) " , , " ,
*rc Thirsty
\re
TRY the “U and I"
Beate.tun, 0 regno
AT THE RITZ
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OREGON
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(Double; Feature)
"III MAY ( VKM»”
With t.'laire Trevor
Plus
• KDITATIVG
FATHER?
L day “The Boon of L ift".
Sunday n. rnirg “S h irin g with
Cod".
Sunday cv nirg "T! ■ Church a
I ivint* Instiling r '.
nday "W onderful”.
Tues lay-
W t - J e - u.. Comes”.
M ein stiay “Twice B rn Me* ".
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C C D
D U A K E K
A■ 3 rou prefer
in Bourbon or Ry»
B ^ t îr fc i:
HOW MOSERN
WOMEN LOSE
FAT SAFELY
2.1
Bedridden W ith
Rheumatic Pain
There are many ways in which a
child may be handicapped “fo r
learning. He may not be able to
see or hear well. He may lie un-
d er n o u r i s h e d
and therefore easily
tiri*d or chronically
fatigued.
O MATTKR
!. w severe
Diseased adenoids
nay be poisoning the your case may
body. There may be I k * or h‘ w 1 -ng
obscure aches and I standirg. W IG
pains. Tuberculosis, [ 1,1 AMS B. U. X.
is
heart ailments and other serious [ COMPOUND
conditions may be present though K u I r a n teed to
not yet discovered. Decayed teeth relieve It or it
frequently constitute' a handicap to will c o s t y o u
good school work.
nothing.
M r s . Helplessly
< rlj •
N. x
The list could be lengthened .lonnit Woolery I'h’d f o r
manyfold. Not all such conditions had always ltd Months, M ll.l.l-
are handicaps ju s t because they j u n t i I coffined (M s II. I'. \.
are present, but they may become w I t h lht uma- Soon Put Her on
so at any time. As a general rule j th in .
Her joy Her Feet
'.gain,
the child with latent disease or
i-’ unbounded in boirg nhle to re­
defect is not up to par. He is be­
sume her reg u lrr dutie*s as a res­
low standard in some degree. Con-
«equently, he is not in best condi­ taurant operator ard bar garden
hobby, as expressed in her letter:
tion for hard school work.
“I H\i(fere>d with rheumatism for
He loses something. He is not a
I
yeurt, gradually getting worse
good pupil. To ignore the fact is
' the last eight yeairs until I was
poor economy on the part of par­
I stricken to bed. where I was eor-
ents and school authorities.
In
recognition of this truth a number fintd six n in th s . I thought I
of states have passed laws requir­ i would never be* sble to use my
ing the health examination of all ! limbs again and I was in so
school children by a physician. ! much ta tr I thought I would go
trying everything
Other states specify that inspec­ 1 crazy. After
tions shall be given by nurses or | without getting relief and nearly-
teachers.
The principle is sound giving up nil hope of ovi r getting
and the practice has become prac­ out of bed, I saw nn advertise­
tically universal. It is a good in­ ment of WII IdAMS R .C .X . COM­
vestment, and one of the first steps POUND and sent fo r it. I felt
toward preventing lout educational better right frem the start and
opportunity.
I was scon up srd around again
feeling liko a new woman." MRS.
JE N N IE W OOLERY. t-’d South 2'*
Street. Srlem . Oregon.
N
W herever Christianity la the pro-
vnllliiK rellKlon, Chrlalmn» day la
otiHorvod. Kvoryone agrees that It
Is the finest of all holiday»,
especially for Iho children.
Chrlalmna dinner la a ttaln
occasion. 11 la Iha hl*h «pot of
the holiday get-together.
Mouao-
xrtvea atari planning for It ilnys in
advance.
Tnke cranberry aaure, for In-
alunro — no I'hrlatmas dinner hit«
ever boon complete without It.
Our grandmothers prepared It at
leiiat a week ahead. In those days
cranberry aaure, thick with berrloa.
wua nerved In a able dlah. Today,
It may he «trained, put Into a mold
and chilled Tho nearest and most
attractive method la to make It
without any cooking, nnd Iho addi­
tion of orange gives It a new In-
toreat. At serving time It come*
to the table »Ido by aide with the
roast, In cube« which adorn the
edge of the dinner plate. One of
Ihe advantage« of this method I*
that It can be prepared at prac­
tically the Inat minute becauan
quick setting gelatin require* only
an hour lo become Arm.
Below arc* the modern version» of
rranberry sam e and holiday fruit
cake:
CEDAR MILL NEWS
tnnrrlen, Saturday, December 19.
Mr. and Mr«, K. F. W alters, Mr.
d Mr*. Jo i n W alter», Mr. and
(rs. J.irrvi'* Vv alters * r d Mir. und
^lrs. J . J . t hurcbley were those
• <i t from • ede* Mills. Roliert
Waiters is a sen of Ervin W sl-
< r.t who f.rin o riy lived hers.
By Girl Remit Troop No. 61 ! A !’. .. I i .. :**i!y Feature, With
Many
Ivtughable
R ltualion*
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r i n i h II D P 1 II K IS 1
S t t : i’’g the Jo r e s
Family
Mr. and Mrs. «'. B. West have
M. I1'ti m a n . P a t* r
_____ t r completed their rew house *r,d N up . I. p„ Tues.,
|le<*. I" to 11
T h e evan:.'•elisi ir meeting.- » i o n ­ a :e now occupying it.
“TH E GOK4.POLS H lS S V ”
d u c t e d by Mr. a r d Mrs. ie. B .
Mr. t vi Mr«. Fasrl Hall from V, *h J ir, O a w f d. R ob-rt Tay-
Gins»-, il o*t-
will Cl »ntir.uc
e v e r y Otis Ju u iti r , Orcg*»n, -prnt the 1 r, l .:or.el Barrym* re, F rsnchot
nig h t
d urir g the w t e k
except
v.tek end visiting a ' the home c-f
Tone - 4 G reat S tars .
S a t u r d :: y, a t 7 : 3 d iu'cliK-k.
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Johns-yn. Mrs. AI .SO MICKEY MOUSE k NEWS
On B u r d a ; ■' n i g h t , D e c e m b e r 20, Hall w as former ly a teacher at
V ed. to S sL , Dec. It) to 1«
a * ‘hri srnia s d r a m a will be if 1 ven tae ( eda
Mills school.
(Double Feature)
by the young pt-ojde.
S a iiu d :y night
a number of
-3() H 0 1 R S T 0 H Il.l.”
Bible school next
Lord's day people tn j ycd a “DOO" card party
A G-Men Story
With Action
a' !•:!-> a.m., Mrs. Vemia II* pper, au t i e 1
y g .a rg e
lial!. Mrs.
Plus
Supr. Comsnurion service at 11 Martha Thorne awl J- h n Meuer
“T H E F IR S T BABY”
a.m. followed hy presetting by the v ere wir.rer» of ihe t/st prizes,
One Sw ell com edy, and Good FY t
c ungellst ond special rnus'c by while M s. J. lux Meurer and Mr.
T he Whole Family
the
th<dr. Christian
Endeavor. Ltreket won the second prize.-.
6:30 p.m. Song s e n ice i*.nd e-
I)«*. 19th at :i:00 P. M.
A gr up of h»c3l pe.p'.e spcr.t
vangeltsUc sermon at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday — O 'e Show Oniy
Saturday r. cut at a b idal shower
Subjects
f t the week gre as !n Portland f r Robert W alters
“SO M . (Y D D A M E MVY”
follow s:
Our ('hr is US as Gift To All
and F a ic e s Fink who are t o be
Thursday—“T i e Y uth for J e ­
sus".
| "Is n ’t it wturdcrful the things
that can bt- mads* from irdirxary
beef b nos
piano keys, dice,
U-eth, knife i.rd
fork haiid'e*.
a “ d so o r ! "
“Y es; and my landlady
thinks
that they n i:k e scup also ."
Jcyous Relief After
Years’ SufTerinvr
By BETTV BARCLAY
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lin* t ul»j4*et «t the Bible rja s*
to be held at the Huber bail F ri­
day ev trin g by Mrs. A. G. Nagel
will be “ flie Two (len ira i and
t* ** Three Hpcot*| Re urrceti* ns”,
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N azticne
t lim i li
P eter t lurk, Pastor
ftit
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i . «• Sur day Bible sciicol at
■>: I"* Mr. W. H. H art, SiiiKwitt-
t nd.nt. Di vire worship at II o'­
clock. The lu v . J . T. L ittle of
V. o* .Like, i <il!f., will bring the
m en ag e. The theme will be:
" I t:e P sribilltles of G ra te". Mi.
i, ai
1 ' > 1 -- wi 11 have charge
of the phri^e and re - .1er a solo
during ri e terv ite.
The cl sir g ««•• ’ vUe of the K-
v.t ti gel ist ic t russiti at 7::*0 w h: r
ft tv . I.ttlle will 1,.*injf Ihe ch,sir g
mes.-ag-. The su!>ject ii«: “The
Un puntoni-Me Sin.'
You are heartily irvi led to the
w rv ices.
I*raycr meeting Wedne day eve-
r ir g a« 7:30. Come for a spiritual
renew al. Iraiah 40:31.
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Money Back (inarontec
Get a bottle of W ILLIA M S R.
U
X.
COMPOUND
today at
B tn w r's Drug Store nnd try it for
yourself. If
. ni are ti t reliovtd
of your rheumatism in ten days
— if you are not com pletely s a t­
isfied with
the results you get
from It, your druggist
w ill re ­
fund yvnr money without ques-
tliTi It most relieve you or cost
you nothing, adv.
Gain Physical Vigor — Youthful­
ness With Clear Skin and Viva­
cious Eyes That Sparkle With
Glorious Health
Here’s the recipe that banishes fat
and brings out all the natural attrac­
tiveness that every woman possesses.
Every morning take one half tea­
spoonful of kru-clien "ails in a gla-s
of hot water before breakfast cut
down on pastry and fatty meats go
light on potatoes, butter, cream and
sugar- in 4 week« get on the scales
and note how many pounds of fat
hare vani-hed. Notice also that you
have gained in energy your skin is
clearer -you feel younger in body—
Kriisehen will give vnu a joyous
surprise.
BEAVERTON ELECTRIC
SsHihera Pacific
G«t a bottle ot Kruschen Salts the
cost Is trtflinx and tt lasts 4 weeks It
you don't ¡eel a superb Improvi nieot In
health — so gloriously energetic
vigor­
ously alive—your money gladly returned.
N O T E — Many people And t h a t the
only diet c h a n g e n e c e i * a r y while tak­
ing K r u a c h en re gu lar ly is TO E A T
LESS.
I THOUGHT
YOU w t q ç
A FU T5Y
EATER
N o r AMY M o RE-
THANKJ To
A lK A W T ttS
Over-indulgence in food, drink,
or tobacco frequently brings on
an over-acid condition In the sto­
mach, ras on stomach, headache,
sour stomach, colds, and muscular
pain«. To get rtd of the discomfort
and correct the aeld condition, take
ALKA - SELTZER
Alka-Seltaer contain* Sodium Ace-
tyl-Sallcylate (an analgesic) in com­
bination with vegetable and mineral
alkaltaers.
TO POINTS IN’ CALIFORNIA, OREGON and other state», we
again offer greatly reduced roundtrips for the holidays. Leave any
day from December 17 to and including January J. Return limit 10
days. For fares and detailed information set or phone your Southern
Pacific agent now.'
LOW FARES EAST VIA CALIFORNIA
NOT ONLY can you huy a winter rounchrip ticket to the Fast at
lower cost than ever before, but from most western Oregon and
Washington points, the privilege of going or reluming through
sunny California is yours when you travel Southern Pacific. Fot
«example, to Chicago and back (one way via California) from main
line points: in coaches 397.35, in tourist sleeping cars $68.90 (plu*
berth), and in standard Pullmans $86.00 (plus berth).
Your druggist sells Alka-Seltzer by
the drink and by the package.
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BE WISE*ALKALIZE !
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