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THE SHERMAN COUNTT JOUBNAL. »ORO. OREGON FRIDAY. AUGUST 23, 1936.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hennagin
7 k
St*7”
holding« are about 30,621,000 bu«h-‘ 1-2 cup milk
were dinner guests at the home of |
1 cup granulated sugar
their son, Lloyd and family Sun
1 teaspoon soda
1 cup butter
124223.000 bu«hebi below U» m of Stock» of grain on ocean passage
day.
8 «m
Iv'eilabu’^
•’W“«
«»e lowest since the war period . 1 teaspoon cinnamon
Fdank Lamborn and wife and,
’ 1-2 teaspoon doves
„ 1 cup chopped nuts
*"d “>Uled 11.000 000 bushels
Bernis Guy and wife, accompanied
1 teaspoon allspice
1 teaspoon ctala&wn
are around «.000.03 bushels lees August 1. or only a Uttle more than1
by Mr. and Mrs. J. Ijimbom were
2 cup» flour
1 teaspoon soda
than last seaaon «Nule Australian half those of a year earlier.
■
out of town on a pleasure trip
1 teaspoon vanilla
pinch salt
Marie Thompson of Dayton and Sunday going to1 Diamond Lake,
Mix as for cake
Drop from
4 cups flour
Charles Needle came up from Crater I*ike and Cresent City on
spoon on buttered pan and bake in
Mix in order given. When too
Salem Saturday bringing Mary the coast highway.
hot oven.
stiff to stir with »poop, use band
Jeanette Sargent home with them
Principal Homer Dixon and fam.
. itq v * ij d i
Brownies
knead. Mako dough into one or
afted a visit of a week in Salem. ily came Monday to take up their K«‘ C ts LS Tieid Below
1 cup sugar
two long roll*, about the M*«
•
Wednesday she entered The Dalles winter residence here. Mr. Dixon Early Estimates
silver dollar. Let stand in tee box
1-4
cup
butter
z
hospital for a minor operation.
formerly taught at Madras.
or other cool place over night. In
1-4 teaspoon salt
Mr. and Mrs. Porter of Holly
Mrs. Louis Scholl spent several
the morning, slice thin and bake in
2
squares
of
melted
chocolate
wood spent Sunday visiting at the days in The Dalles with her daugh
moderate oven.
1
teaspoon
vanilla
Crop
developments
were
again
Harry VanGilder home.
ter (Mrs. George Knebel
2 well beaten eggs
, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Fields and
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Everett re an important influence in the wheat
1-4 cup milk
situation.
Threshing
returns
from
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilde and turned home Tuesday after visit
Cookies were never more popu urements, correct mixing and prop
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
3-4
clip flour
the
spring
wheat
area
substantia
daughter June, are out of town on ing at Beaverton. Eugene and Port
lar than they are today and the er baking. The perfect cookie!
1
cup
chopped
walnut«
a vacation trip having left Friday land. They have been gone seven ted earlier estimates of heavy
should be light, tender, delicate and
Mix in order given and bake in
damage from rust and heat with traditional cookie jar is still a cen moist, evenly risen without cracks,
for California.
weeks.
shallow
pan at a moderate tem
indications
that
final
outturns
ter
of
interest
for
old
and
young
Mrs. Hulitz of Portland, daugh-
and lightly and evenly browned. perature.
Vernon VanGilder and daughter, might be below the August first
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Feldman
ter of
Emogene, accompanied by June official estimate. Serious damage alike. Children enjoy cookies be Crispness will depend upon tile
Ice Box Cookies
visited here this week.
cause they make such a delightful type of cookie baked. The flavor
Hines and Walter Eaton left Wed-
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klingworth nesday of last week to join Mrs. to the Canadian spring wheat crop
1
cup
brown
sugar
should be characteristically pleas-
was confirmed by the official report accompaniment for that inevitable
and baby son of Connell, Wash., VanGilder at Newport.
i
uv
r
I which
wmen placed
piacea the
me condition of the glass of milk. Mothers appreciate
were guests Sunday at the home of
. -T? r . •
* Cookies are not only healthier
Mrs. R. A. McPherson’s brother crop August 1, at 81% of the long them for their
Mr • A Clothier and daughters.
convenience in meal than the more elaborate cakes and
*
Pa O'Meara and family are driv and fife, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown time average. This condition; sug-
planning. Cookie» served with a pastries but are highly economical
of
Portland
were
here
this
week.
gests average yields of 13.6 bush
ing an u ui in a new Oldsmobile
Dick Yocum left for Twin Falls, els per acre and on the basis of froxen dessert or fruit will make and deserve a prominent place is
delivered here Friday.
the simplest meal a complete sue- every family dietary. The follow-
Mrs. W. A. Nebegall Lillian Idaho, for future residence. His the estimated acreage would give cess.
*
’
ing cookie recipes are favorites and
wife
and
daughters
will
leave
soon.
a (harvest tbout 50.000,000 bushels ----
Yancy) of Portland visited here for
The
modern
cookie
is
a
product
would
06 »uit*ble for any occasion.
a few days with her sister and
over the 1934 harvest Further de- - ..
x
-
terioration since thefirst of August °f 1,16 P™8®01 ^y trends in home
brother in law, the Hal Whites.
•
Mickey’s new Role
Oatmeal Cookies
IIVW
LUUtCpilUnB VI
»«^conceptions
of |
Glen Van Gilder is at present1 “Now, boys.” said the teacher, is indicated by the report from the --- -’--’ft
diet. The enlightened I o cups rolled oats
*
visiting relatives in California.
“tell me the signs of the zodaic Manitoba Free Press which shows h an adequate
1 cup butter
homemaker
is
Harland Johnson has returned to You first, Thomas.”
severe and widespread damage with ।
„ not content - with'
-----
1 cup sugar
approximately
7,000,000
acres
in
tedious
hours
rolling
out
Twin Falls, Idaho after spending a
“Taurus, the bull.”
1
cup of raisins
Manitoba
and
eastern
Saskatche-
the
old
8ty,e
^kif
of
only
fat.
few days here with his parents and
“Right Now you, Harold, an
Also for Established Lines of
wan affected by rust. Excellent augar and
Cookies in the
sister.
other one.”
conditions
however,
still
prevailed
modern
dietary
must
include
William Butler and daughter,
“Cancer, the crab.”
Mill Feeds
Elaine, and son Edward, left here' “Right again. And now its your in other sections of Saskatchewan I . nite food values such as vita- 1
* Grain Bags
and in central and northern sec-
?n<? minerals- These values
for their home in Glasgow. Mont., turn, Albert.”
Twins
after attending the funeral of Dr.
The boy looked puzzled, hesitated tions of Alberta. Alberta crops may be incorporated in cookies by
the
use
of
butter,
dried
fruit,
mo-
I
Rolled
Grains
RED & WHITE STORE
J A. Butler.
Concentrata?
a moment, and then blurted out: however, are late and frost damage
is feared since two or more degrees lapses and w&iple grain cereals. [
Lorraine Darby and Leona Cloth “Mickey, the mouse.”
Flour
Salt
of frost have already occurred at Butter not only adds to the food
ier returned (home Tuesday from a
value
but
gives
a
natural
flavor
to
AU
kinds
of
Insurance
Grocefies—Meats— Fresh
several points in that province.
pleasant vacation trip to Crater
HEY HEY I !
Lake, northern California and Ore
Rapid deterioration of the wiheat the cookie whach cannot be imitated
Fruits and Vegetables in
gon beaches.
The people of this country must crop during July and early August The low melting point of butter as
compared
with
other
fats
is
favor
Season.
Frank Morrow and wife are grow more wheat.” declared the brings total prospective supplies
home again after a trip to Colo candidate.
and trade requirements more prom able to ease and completeness of
Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease
1
“How about hay?’’ shouted the inently into the situation. Pre digestion.
rado for Frank and a visit to
Success in cookie baking lies in
heckler.
Salem for Mrs. Morrow.
liminary estimates of wheat stocks
Your Patronage Solicited
“I’m talking about food for hu- suggest a reduction of some 300,- good ingredients, accurate meas- '
Louis Scholl and Charles Fields
spent a week near Mt. Adams in mans just now,” said the candidate, 000,000 bushels in world stocks as
“but I’ll get around to your case in of August 1, compared with a year
search of huckleberries.
a
minute.”
Mrs. Roy Moore has installed an
F. R. FORTNER
air compressor at her service sta
tion on main street.
; Read the ads in the Journal
Real Estate License Nu. 859.
Wasco Events
Crop Reports
-For Week Told
Show Loss To
Canadian Crop
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ANNOUNCEMENT
We wish to announce that “The Paris Shop” 216 E2nd
St. The Dalles, Çre., has changed ownership.
WHEAT FARMS, LOANS AND
INSURANCE
Agent for Pacific Coast Joint
Stock I^and Bank and Oregon-
Washington Joint Stock Land Bank
Wasco, Oregon.
SHEW A
CO
'
A most cordial welcome is herewith extended to all,
to make this well known Ready to Wear shop your
headquarters when in The Dalles.
It will be our constant aim to handle only the best in
1 idies apparel, smartly styled and exclusive, reason
ably priced consistent with quality merchandise. You
may be assured of courteous treatment, and a pleas-
urer to serve you.
Please feel free at all times to call whether or not you
intend to buy.
• Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hermanek
(The |Jari6
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