Albany daily democrat., March 02, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

DAIRY COUNCIL
ADOPTSSYSTEM
Plan to Increase Consump
tion of Butter Meets
With Favor
O. A. C, CORVALLIS, Mar 2 The
printed card system to increase the
consumption of butter which has Just
been adopted by the dairy department
of the Oregon Agricultural college
will be used to some extent by the
Oregon dairy council, according to
plans made when the directors met. in
Portland for the monthly meeting. It
was decided to have enough cards
printed to send 100 of each of the six
different kinds to every jrreamery in
the state. This is a plan whereby a
printed card giving the food value of
butter is placed inside the wrapper
of each roll of butter.
Cavalry Troop Organised
O. A. C, CORVALLIS, Mar. 2 A
cavalry unit which may be limited to
SO men will be established at the Ore
gon Agricultural college immediately,
Captain Copley Enos of the United
States cavalry having arrived to take
'charge of the work. This unit, will
be in addition to the infantry, Acid
artillery, engineer, motor transport,
and signal corps units now in opera
tion. Membership will be limited to
freshmen and sophomores.
The horses' now used by the field liakini; dish.
I:
Household Talks
lly Heater Conkli,, and Pauline Part
ridge, of the Del Monte Cook
ery Service.
It it not always nefeaanry to in
clude meat in the ingredients to make
a ficticious and attrytng luncncon
or tupper dish. A vegetable pudding
or souffle is easily and quickly pre
pared, and proves most tempting to
the appetite. With the addition of
eggs or cheese it contains a sufficient
amount of nutriment to make a very
satisfactory meat substitute and when
served, with a green salad and pos
sibly some fruit, or a light fruit des
sert, is a welcome and ph asing change
from the heavier meat dishes.
Corn Pudding
1 can corn. 2 tablespoons sugar, 2
eggs, 1 teaspoon salt, 1-8 teaspoon
pepper 1 1-2 cups hot milk.
Beat the eggs slightly add the
milk, seasoning, sugar and corn. Pour
into a greased baking dish and bake
in a moderate oven till firm.
Baked Asparagus
1 can asparagus, 1 cup diced cel
ery. 2 tablespoons fat, 1 tablespoons
flour 1 teaspoon salt, 1-4 teaspoon
pepper. 12 cup milk, 1-2 cup grated
cheese, 1-2 cup coarse bread crumbs.
Cook the celery till tender and drain
Melt the fat, add the flour, salt, pep
per and milk and the liquid from the
ca of asparagus. Bring to the boil
ing point, stirring constantly, add the
cheese and bet until it melts. Arrarge
the asparagus in a -.hsl'ow greased
Add the celery to the
artillery unitl will also be used by the'sauu- and pour over th a-paragus.
cavalry, but saddles and other equip- j Spriikc the crumbs ovr the top am!
ment will pe sent Here especially lor bake till brown.
the new unit The equipment will not
arrive for six weeks or after the be
ginning of next term, and theoretical
work will be followed until .that time.
Spinach Sou fie
1 can spinach. 1-4 cup fi.icly chopp
ed oniii 1 tablespoon choppe l green
chile pepper, 1 tablespoon fat 2 table
spoons flour 3-4 cup milk 1 teaspoon
salt, 2 egg whites if 1y beaten.
Drain 1 can of spinach ind chop as
fine as possible. Molt the fat, add
Dairy School to be Held
O. Al C, CORVALLIS Mar. 2 A
dairy school, which will be held' at
Boardman in Morrow county, March ,, nd miIk alu bril1 .
4 to 6, will be attended by W. S.ibom ; Ilt itirrin, conl y. ACd
Carpenter of the farm cropsjlepart- jnch onionj( Af ,.,
ment. Mis. Lassie Lane of the home , ,kj ti ,.,.,. ,nd
i- j .vL. t, r . lemon colored. Fold in the e,rg whites
specialist, and Prat. R. V. Gunn of , ' , . . . . , . ., L
. . , . . and pour into a grea?ei baking dish,
the farm management department A . T . .
similar school in Canyonville; Douglas
county, March 11 to 18, will be attend
ed by Professors Fitts and .Gunn.
FLU MORTALITY
Three Uncooked Deserts
With a roast meat for dinner, or
with one of the vegetable dishes just
given for luncheon or supper, a light
dessert, preferably cold is particular-
HIGH IN CHLVA''frS
IS ! "til 19 1W3, a
three desserts given here are simple
in the extreme and require no cook
ing. Apple Fluff
Pare and grate 4-appIes. There
should be at least &4 cup of pulp.
Spread on a plate, sprinkle with the
WEIHSIEN, Shnatung Province,
China, By r A. P. Influenza wHirh
has reappeared in this district is
much more severe than it was last
year. Pneumonia sets in early and
death ensues after two or three days
Chinese say the epidemic has caused
far more deaths in a few weeks than
did the epidemic of cholera which con
tinued through the whole summer.
The first church organ in Boston
was put into Kink's Chapel in 1713,
but so great was the prejudice against
it that for seven, monahs it stood un
packed in the vestibule of the church.
- A peculiar case which recently
came before a London magistrate was
that of a woman who applied for. a
separation from her husband, who de
nounced as the champion mean man
of all England. . She complained that
her husband, during the sugar famine
kept his supply in a separate bowl, in
which he imprisoned a fly. If the"!
-fly was still tticre when he returned i
home nobody had tampered with his '
'board; If it was not, a lump or two
bad been taken. ' ' : .' '
Too Fat?
Here' a Simple, Safe and
Guaranteed Way to Re
duce Your Weight '.'
Maybe you ha'e neaaly. worn ont
body and patience trvunj, to secure
satisfactory weight reduction by tak
ing medicines or following rules that
were too draxtic and Inconreuieot
Even so. you should not lose hope
and iinsgine that you must carry
throush life a Jns'l of bur.len.ome.
unhealthy flesh. Here's s very simple,
eauy-to-follnw. 'alem -of treatment
that ir known to bring truly remark
able results for others, ind 'it will be
easy to prove har it can-do for you.
Go to rout druggist and get a small
box of oil of korem. Follow the sim
pledireetioDs of the korein system.
This method xhould reduce ynur
Weight ten to sixty pounds (or what
ever rou wlta and leave your general
health and fisure greatly' iatinoved.
Too will be aaai and droatilei) at Un
woaetseiit In Jour ld as Sell as rmir
whet rou iiais bf-mm to eadure our
AoW heart faUure. Dervmianesa,
araaaathtmla, apoplexy. hardening of '
, arteries, heat mllarae falling rlrtllt;. dlliy
: sw's. "s In atomjrtt and atxtomen and
.ayumermn other aerloua dlscaaca or disorders
allied with over aiouinraa. ' Add tears to
. mr life.. Welch yourself and take tap
euMiuremenls before )ou awn. Ihco do so 1
each week. Watrh Uat reduction I
(HI nf korein is abvlutly harmless.
Is pleaaant to use- try korein system
If you want to. become thinner, beallb-
jer ana jounrer la appearance. A
f IIHI IS) ruaranteo romca will, th lw
of oil of korein Mold by all busy .
elruagist ; or write for free brochure to
etorela Co, Station F, New fork, N. t.
YourColIar Bution
It is such a little thing
and usually seems too
trifling to worry about.
But it's the little
things that count and
there is more real com
fort and satisfaction in a
good collar button than
in some articles of ap
peral. We sell
KREMENTZ
warrented gold collar
buttons, links, etc. They
are made for service.
Keep an extra on hand
and save time in hunting
for the other one you
drop.
The cellar button is
but a symbol of the pains
which we take in Our en
tire business. It is the
attention to the little
things which brings us
tustomers when they
want silver, plate, clocks,
watches, rings, etc.
WILL'S DIAMONDS
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are superb. A choice col
lection, carefully chosen
from the finest stocks.
Pure, perfectly cut, bril
liant. We invite you to look
them over.
F. G. WILL
JEWELER
328 West First Street
Juice of 1-2 a lemon and chill thor
oughly. Beat 8 egg whites till stiff
and slowly add 1-3 cup of sifted
powdered sugar and the apple, beat
ing constantly. Pile tightly in a dish
and serve at once with a custard
sauce in which the t egg yolks were
used. The custard sauce should be
made long enough before so that It
will have time to become thoroughly
chilled.
Peach Delight
Kill halves of canned peaches with
strawberry or raspberry jam and top
with a tablespoon of whipped cream.
Sprinkle with chopped walnuts and
around the peaches pour the syrup
from the can.
K. Z. Dessert
Drain 1 can of grated pineapple
and put alternate layers of marsh
mallows and pineapple in a serving
dish with the top layer of pineapple.
Over all pour the syrup and sot aside
in a cold place for at least 3 hours.
Household Hints
Put two oatmeal cookies together
with a layer of orange marmalade
for a breakfast sweet bound to be pop
ular.
Add a seasoning of ground clove to
the French dressing to be used with
pineapple salad for an unusual and
added flovor.
America's last year gf export tradv
In alcoholic beverages, before the ad
vent of prohibition resulted in an in
crease of nearly 10,tyo,000 in the
value of spirits, wines and liquors
shipped out of the country in 1D1D
compared with 1U18. accordtnir to for-
' elgn tradv reports Issued by the De
partment of Commerce.
During 1!UD a total of 4H.4Uo,HM
gallons of spirits, wines and liquors
valued at 91U.449.4H4 were exported
against 21,242.20 gallons at Itf.DOO,.
tllKI in 11K. Whiskey was the heavi
est Item of alcoholic exports for the
year, 842,9:11! gallons of bourbon valu
ed at $1.6tlO,mi4 and 247,n.1 gallons of
rye at 17U,7tlt being exported.
Itoad Expenditure Large
HONOLULU. T. II.,-Expenditure
of Id.OuO.OOu by the United States
army fur military roads on the Inland
of Onhu has been recommended to the
War Department by Major General C.
G. Morton, commanding the Hawaiian
department, according to the General's
announcement at a recent fhamtier
of Commerce dinner. In conformation
of recent reports, he said, it was the
Intention of the department to station
a full division of soldiers on the I-
liiml.
"It Is for your protection, for tht
protection of the United Htates," said
General Morton, "that we are devoting
so much thought and 'money to
strengthen this far outpost of our
country."
In r'rant'r, nits are specially train-'
ed for Government Use. To fit ihrm
fur scrvirr among military stores
they are frt sent for one or two
voyages on a warship. If they prove
equal to killing the rats In the hold
of ihe ships, they are promoted to a
shore hlllrt.
LIQUOR EXPORT
GAINS IN 1919
Large Increases are Noted
During the Past Twelve
Months
WASHINGTON. (By A. P.)
lTl
m
BAKE - RITE
Bread
Cake
Pies
Cookies, Rolls,
Doughnuts, Etc-,
are Making
A HIT
Try Them
Elite Bakery &
Confectionery
fj3Et?r$3
Southern Pacific Company
Resumes Today
MONDAY, MARCH 1st
The operation of its lines which since
January 1st., 1918 have been Under control
of the United States Railroad Administration.
YOUR PATRONAGE is asked on the
ground of our giving you in return the best
service at our command, and in which we
all, officers and employes, hope to earn your
commendation.
YOUR CONSIDERATION is asked be
cause with the passage of the new Railroad
Bill by the Congress determining the public
control over the railroads, we only now have
in sight the end of a long period of great un
cretainty in which it was impossible to de,
termine plans for the future. In the period
of readjustment following March 1st, we rely
upon your patience.
YOUR CO-OPERATION is asked in let
ting us have the benefit of your suggestions
and counsel in connection, with our service.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
John M. Scott, Gcneraf Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon.
H- A. Ilinshaw, General Freight Agent,
Portland, Ore.
A. J. Van Waning, Local Agent, Albany,
Oregon.
ARE AT YOUR SERVICE.
Just out 7Ae TLevO
jmmMwle
THE flavor and economy of the new Karo Maple
Flavor has made it so popular' with thousands
of families that to those who have not yet tried
it we make this suggestion:
Go to your grocer, buy one can of Karo Maple
Flavor in the Green Can. Taste it, serve it. Enjoy
its delicious flavor the appetizing tang of fresh
maple syrup. Compare its flavor and price to
other maple syrups.
If you and your palate are not entirely satisfied
your grocer will return your money.
Make this test today.
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CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO.
17 Battery Plac . New York
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Jokntoa, Licber Company
PORTLAND, OREGON