Albany daily democrat., March 22, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

COUNTY NEWS
NoUs from all parta of Linn
I Cojnty I
Hhrlburn Nrwi
HHELIiUUN, On., March 22
Krank Kul made bualnraa trip lo
Kali in Krliluy.
Venus Tintlull, Wji a Hcio vi.ltor
Tliurailuy.
Tully (iifilioiii via, taken from the
hospital Thruaihiy. He la alowly re
covrring from hie llluraa.
Mr.. J. W. Miller ia lao recover
liitf lo Ihia writing.
Mr. ami Mm. 0. M. Tlndall
Albany vl.ltora Monday.
Mildred Kula uf fried from a light
attack of loii.llilia.
Jim Trullingcr, who waa workinir
In a aaw mill suffered I ho loai of hia
right hand r'nd.iy.
John Ho., la till quite III with the
flue.
May Stodilart, who i, attending Hcio
high achool spent the week end with
homr folka.
Mr. and Mm. W. II McLain Wert
Sclo vialtora WrdnrMlay.
Itraair (ioorh apent the week end
with home fulka.
Mn. Charlra Ransom and son.
Waynr, of Aumaville viaitcd John
Ransom and family thia wrrk.
Karl Gooch has been viaitlng ri la
livei thia wrrk
A Shanks ia quiir III at ihia writing
Sweet Home Sifting
We are glad the sick are all on the
mrnd.
Frank Coulirr moved hit fumlly
into their new home acro.a the river
laat Thursday
Mr and Mm. Dave Dorphrr and
family rrtumrd homr after apmdi'ig
thrre week, with their parents during
their slcgr of ihr flu.
Mra. Johnny Orchard la quite ill at
thia wriiinir.
Jim Morehcad purchaard the tram
of hor.ra hia father uard to own and
which waa ol) at auction aome tlmr
airo to Mr Coryell. It atsrma good to
see ammala romr lurk to their old
alalia ayaln.
Thr raina of ihr paal few daya will
be fine on thr grain, if wc don't rt
too murh.
M... Mary I'hllllppl i. .till confined
lo her bed. Thia makea the fourth
wrrk.
Mra. Philllppi'a ai.trr la aiaying
with them now, a Mr. Pound had to
go homo.
Mra. Davoe haa been auffurliiK wlih
nrurulglt.
Wr are K'ad to see Miaa Laura Nye
out attain.
Grandma Story haa been quite aick
the puet week. Lebanon Express.
Home Cookery
Aids For Busy
Home-Makers
11 ll.alrr Couklln and I'auline Part
ridgr, of I lie Del Monlc
Cookery Krrvlce
Piei With A Harked Croat.
Any (rood brrad or pastry flour
may br Uard in making pa .try, or
either cornstarch or corn mral may
be uard in combiuaiioii with it. Any
Kood aolid fat may be uaed. Have It
wrll chillrd and u.r cold wulrr. Keep
paairy cold, handlr aa lllllo aa poa
llilr and roll lightly on one aide only
Add water alowly and avoid u.inir
loo murh not more than Ju.l rnoU(h
10 hotd ihr mixturr togrlher.
The lighuicaa of pa. try depend,
upon the amount of air ci.rlo.rd and
thr rxpanalon of that air in baking.
The flakiiicss dependa upon ihr kind
and amount of fat uaed. Thr fat
ahould not bo rut In very finr if a
flaky rruat it dr.irrd. The tender
ne.i drprnd. upon the rare uaed in
mixing and handling". Avoid u.inir
flour on ihe board when rolling pira.
It la not mcraaary to grease thr pan
u.rd for baklnir.
I'aitry
1 cup flour, 1 teaspoon .alt, 4 table
.poona fat Cold water.
Mix and alft thr flour and.aalt. Cu.
in thr fat wiih a knifr till thoroughly
mixi-d. Add water .lowly till mlxiurr
hold, togrthrr in a bull Roll ou: an.1
place on ihr bottom of an Inverted
pie pan. Trim thr rdge allowing ai
much aa possible, aa cru.t will hrk.
Piercr With a folk in several i.l.tcra
l.i order to avoid ihe formation of
biihblra. Hake in a Ko. ovni i.ll
brown. When cooked rmuvr cure
f.'lly and art the cml l.tvd ihe p.m.
11 ia thrn ready for ihr fi'ling.
P'nrapple Pie
1 can If rated plnrappl.-, ft tubb -apootis
corni:.irih, 1-2 ut;nr, 2
t'l'p yolka, t InMr.poon lemon Juice
i ,gg whitr.
Drain the juier from thr grated
pineapplr and if there ia not 1 1-2
cup. at Ir.i.l add hot water 10 m:iko
that amount Ural thr 1iiiiil end
U I TIIE HORSE SHOE
li'k SPECIALS y
If if ca"d because they really brinR
Iff 4 . jrood luck to. those, who. invest
I g wisely, by buying them
3 EACH DAY
I FOR TUESDAY
I TOMATOES. "Fairplay" brand j
I I ' No. 2 can 10c
II 1 CRACKERS. 43c pkjf., Special I
I J : 33c
I I PUMPKIN... No. 2'i Can, 2 for
pour onto thr augar and corn.tarvh
which have bran thoroughly mlxtd.
Bring lo the boiling point atirring
constantly. Cook in a double brilrr
!i0 minuiea. Pour onto beaten rgg
yolka, add pliu apple and cook till
yolka thicken, stirring conalanlly. Itu
move from firr, add b nion juice and
cool. Prepare the meringue by beat
ing ihe rgg whlt a till atlff, and add
ing 2 tubleapoons of owdered sugar.
Pour filling into backed cruat, aprrad
with meringue and brown ina hot
oven.
Apricot Meringue Pie
1 ran aprirola, 4 lable.poona com
atarrh. 1-2 to 1 cup augar, 2 rgg yolka
2 egg whitra, 1-4 cup ahreddrd rocoa
nui. Drain the apricots and bring thr
Juice to thr boiling point Pour onto
thr corn.tareh and augar, which have
bren well mixed. Kelurn to ihe fire
and bring to thr boiling point, atir
ring conatantly. Thrn cook in a double
boiler 8b minuU-a. Pour onto ihr beat
en rgg youka and return lo thr double
boilrr. Cook till thr egg thirkrna,
atlrrlng ron.tantly. Set a.idr till
.lightly roolrd. To prrpare the mrr
Ingur, brat thr rgg whitra till atiff
and add 2 tableapoona of powdered
augar. Put the apricot, into the
backed cruat, pour thr colled mix
turr over thrm and aprend with mer
ingue. Sprinkle the coroanut over the
top and brown in a hot oven. .
Ithubarb and Orange Marmalade Pie
1 cup rhubarb 1-2 cup augar. S
Ihbli-apoona floi'r. 2 rcg yolka, 1 gtaaa
orangr marmalnde (3-4 to 1 cup) ,2
egr whitra.
Cut the rhubarb in ahort piece, and
pour boiling water onto it, allow to
ataud 1 minute and drain. Add thr
.ui'gar to the rhubarb and cook till
tende r. Mix a little cold water with
the flour and atir till amooth, then
add to the rhubarb, atirring conatant
ly till It thirkrna. Cook in a double
boilrr 15 minutra. Add the marma
lade and beaten egg yolka, rook till
egga thicken, and cool Prepare the
meringue by beating the egg whites
till "tiff and adding 2 t.iblr.poona of
powib-red augnr. Pour the colled
mixturr into the backed cru.t, .pread
with thr meringue and brown in a
hot oven.
There are many d -licioua tarta
which may be made from left-over
pastry, or pa. try may br made juat
for thia purpo.r. Sugge.tiona and
rrcrpiea for a variety of tarta will br
given in a later column.
CHZHZHZHZH3
Of
Interest
Women
To
In ihr recent election in Ireland
forty-three women wrre rrturned to
borough and city councils.
The Chamber of Commerce of Lynn
Ma..., ha. Invited thr women of th;it
city to join in membership .
Jewish women in Palr.tin have
bren granted the vote and will be el
igible for election to the Constituent
Aa.embly.
Thr rx-Emprr Eugenie ia pro-1
bably the only woman living who haa
had a planet named aftrr hrr. One
of the remarkahle family of minor
planeti situated between the orbits of
Jupiter and Mara was named Eugrn
ia in her honor.
The fir.t woman atud'.'nt in Ue
Royal Aradi-my, London, Was a Miss
Hereford, who. in hrr letter of appli
cation, signed only the initials of hrr
first name, and as no suspicion was
aroused, was formally admit'.ed before
her svx was known.
Industrial standards for women,
workers. Including the 48-hour week,
minimum wage law. prohibiten of
night work, and co'lective b:irynin
ing, will be discussed by the national
rr.nvri'tion of the Young Women's
Christian Association to be held in
CU-v.land next month.
Mvs. Victoria J. Drwry. owmr and
mnnnrrr of a lnrrc produce company
and aUo actively interested in politics
is mentioned as a possible d'legatc-r.-lnrge
from Iowa to thr Democratic
nntionr.l convention.
ARMY STORE
has just unloaded a car of
BACON
Sides at 20c lb.
12 lb. can r. $2.75
A limited amount of wool . .
blankets $6.00
Iodine, 6 tubes 15c
Coggcls 75c
Compass $1.00
Candy 25 for $1.00
Wool underwear $1.00
Wool sox i 55c
Towels 20c
20 gal. Galv. ash Cans . . .$3.00
Roast Beef 2 lb 55c
Brooms, barn 75c
Halter chains 20c
Barrack Bags 75c
Shoes, field $7.50
Shoes, Marching $8.25
Store will open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to 8 p. m. so as to
accomodate working people who have made special request to sup
ply their wants. We will close the sale next Saturday.
107 Lyon St. ' J. T. CONWAY, Mgr.
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HAMILTONS
SHOES
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"Pocunsfat? Store ft
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MEN'S DRESS SHOES
Black Engliah Bal
Black English Bal
Brown Calfskin English Bal
Brown Calfakin Semi-English Bal.
Flexible sole.
Black Vic! Kid Blu.
Rulier heel
Gun Metal Blucher
Gun Metal Blucher
Cun Metal Blu. Neolin Soles
$6.19
$8.00
$6.75
$7.55
$9.25
$5.79
$7.00
-$5.98
SEMI DRESS SHOES
Black Calfskin SemLEnglish Blu.
Brown Elk Semi-English Blu ..
Black Calfskin Blu. Double sole...
Brown Calfskin Blu. Double Sole
Brown Calfskin Blu. Double Sole . .
Hack Vici Kid Bal. Plain Toe wide last.
$7.50
$8.00
$10.25
-$8.25
$10.00
$5.87
WORK SHOES
Sole Munson Last
Chippewa Chocolate Blu.
nmililr- Sole
Chippewa Soo Calf, welt aole
Chocolate Veal Blucher " $4.69
Smoked Veal Outing Bal $4.35
Black Milo Blu $4.19
Chocolate Blu $5.25
Chocolate Blu. Sampson Upper Welt P H
Sol Mnnaon Last PUe I U
$5.65 4 $6.89
$7.15
Chippewa Water Proof Veal J QQ
Chippewa Extra Heavy Chrome gQ
Hnnd-made Chippewa Chocolate Veal djnr 4Q
Wing Tin. double welt sole V I .
A. A. CUTTER Men'a Fe-tan Chrome Blucher
Goodyear Welt Sole Chocolate and fl7 1 Q
Black 51
Samo as above with plain toe, no tip..C?'7 Cf
A. A. CUTTERS 8 inch Bfck Chrme. Kid Vamo
Half double sole, pegged sole, Med- iJQ AA
ium round toe last PO.VV
LADIES' DRESS SHOES
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SHOES
Brown, all kid ,Louia Heel $79
Black all kid, Louis Heel g
Brown Extra Heavy alf Blucher, low heels,
$5.89 $6.25 4 $6.59
Brown Calfskin, Cloth top, ploin "JS
Gray Kid cloth top, Louis HeeL plain
Black kidVi'ow'heel '...'. -J
Black kid, low heel, plain toe (g
Black Gunmetal, low heel
Black Gunmetal, cloth top. Low Cu- CO 7C
ban heels PO.IU
B'ack, Ash Blu, low heel 29
Brown, Extra Heavy Bin, low heel
WOMEN'S JULIETS .
$2.85
Black Kid Princess JulieU, wide
widths, $2.75 with rubber heels
MISSES' SHOES
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out wears them
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Calf Blu:her. low heels
CO "7Q
Bir.ck Gunmetal. Lace Bal. $2.95
$SJ9 &
Chocolcte Russia, lace bal
Black Gunmetal, cloth top,
button
$4.35
$3.98
$4.59
$2.89 4 $3.30
BOYS' DRESS SHOES
Gunmetal English bal :;
$2.25, $2.50 4 $2.65
Gunmetal English Bnl
$3.95 $4.40 4 $5.49
Chocolate Enplish Bal. '""$4 40
Chocolate English Bal (j 0
Gunmetal Blu $2.29 4 $249
GunmeU,B,u $3.55 4 $3.95
Chocolate
ble sole
Black Chrome Blucher $3.65, $4.09
BOYS' HEAVY SHOES
Blucher Chrome Elk dou- JfJ g(J
4 .$4.50
Heavy Chrome Blucher -$5,90 4 $6.10
Chocolate Soo Calf, welt sole Q gEJ 4
Brown Blucher, double sole, soft toe. Munson
last outside counter, 13.95, $4.75 A gg JA.
Special value in high-cut
shoes.
WhenComparingPrices,Don't forget QUALITY!
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