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Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, August 7, 1947 Woman's World Plan Carefully at Home Before Starling on Shopping Spree mn *'/ ¿rita .J-lafr Begin M oney M aking Plans for Your Club Early in the Season Veul Roast with Sour Cream Gravy Buttered Noodle» Fried Tornatoci Green Deans with Mushrooms Cinnamon Roll» •Graham Cracker Torte Beverage •Recipe given. I < up scalded milk 14 teaspoon vanilla Mix dry ingredients, add egg yolks, slightly beaten. Pour In milk gradually. Cook in double boiler un til smooth and thick, stirring con slantly. Cool and fold in flavor. Grange Icing. 2 cups powdered sugar 4 tablespoons butter 4 tablespoons milk or orange llil» luaeloua combination Grated rind of an orange Cream sugar and butter, add re maining Ingredients Peanut Hatter Cockles. of Porhnp» many of you who are of ficer» of club» already have planned your program» fo r the w h o le year. Undoubted ly they Include a number of fund ra ilin g schemes / * which are de- U signed to take care of worthy cause». Ono of the most successful cam paigns of many groups includes sales of goods baked by members. In this, of course, cakes, cookies, el ccteru are donated by the women and purchased by the club mem bers, so all profit lg clear. Now that sugar, fats and Hour arc back again on a prewar basis In supply, at least, IPs possible to plan a bakery goods sale of Oils type. In case there's a problem about what to include. I've lined up sev eral sure-fire recipes which can serve as the nucleus of the sale. Pass them out to those who don't know Just "what to make." £• Prune Spice Cake. (Using oblong pan) 2's cups sifted cake flour *4 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon soda ** teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon cloves 1 teaspoon allspice 1 teaspoon cinnamon ’4 cup shortening l ’-4 cups sugar 2 eggs, well beaten 1 cup cooked prunes, seeded and chopped 1 cup sour cream Sift the dry ingredients together twice. Cream shortening, add sugar gradually, and beat until light and fluffy. Fold in eggs and prunes. Add dry ingredients alternately with sour cream and beat well after each addition. Bake In a greased oblong pan In a moderate oven for 45 min utes. Let cool and frost with: Mocha Frosting. 4 cups sifted powdered sugar H cup cocoa H teaspoon salt '•« cup butter or substitute (Makes 3 dozen) li cup shortening 14 cup peanut butter 'a cup granulated sugar '4 cup brown sugar 1 egg Hi cups flour 14 teaspoon salt *• teaspson soda Cream peanut butter with shorten ing. Add remaining ingredients in order given. Shape chilled dough into small balls and place on a bak ing sheet. Flatten with a fork dipped In flour, making a criss-cross design on the cookie. Bake in a quick, moderate <375-degrec) oven for 10 io 12 minutes - Let coo] slight ly before removing from tin. Prune Pumpkin Pudding Pie. 2-, cups cooked or canned pumpkin 14* cups milk < «'ggs 5» cup granulated sugar '< cup light molasses 1 teaspoon salt I teaspoon cloves 3 teaspoons ginger 3 teaspoons cinnamon I teaspoon allspice ' Dainty Negligee I j ! Stop to take a look in your closet before dashing out to buy a dress or a blouse. Do you really need It, or would a suit answer the purpose more adequately? What color goes best on you? And do you have ac- cessories to go with It, or w ill you have to buy those too? These arc some of the questions that can be solved before you buy. j Decide, too, on the approximate price you can afford, and then check the sources where you can buy m er chandise in that range. Sometimes it s a good idea—after you’ve made your list—to check by telephine, to see if you can find merchandise at the price you want, and where. Telephone inquiries w ill save shoe leather and wear and tear on you. if you have a lot of shopping. Try it and see how much more satisfac- j lory it is. When you make out a shopping list. Jot down the stores you w ill go to. after each item. Also, set down the price, as this w ill tell you about how much money to take -Z — MWOsv m t s-r -r uta. REAL ESTATE—MISC. Ai’l'.l. ■ , :;o h a y , 20 a c r e s p a r tia lly clea red , 150 f o r e s t s e r v ic e le a se if d esired . 5-roorn m odern h o u se, or A H OM E IN P A R A D IS E V A LLEY I chard, berries. M all, sch o o l bu s 18 m l. from I n te r sta te bridge, 6 m ile s n orth o f C am as. One m ile rou te. E x tr a 4-room hou se, o u tb u ild e a s t and one m ile n o r th e a st o f in g s. Good fis h in g , h u n tin g . »8500 F ern P ra irie gran ge. D e lig h tfu l equip ped. B y r l E. C raw ley, W in throp», W a sh in g to n . p la c e to liv e . L ittle W a sh o u g a l f lo w s th ro u g h th e p lace % m ile. H ulled to a n y kind o f sto c k or m o st LLh^A!* 7-rm. houan on S c h o o n e r c re e k . 8 m l. T a f t , O r e . 40 A • 10 f r u it s and v e g e ta b le s grow n here. _c :*;ar/ d « o v e r m illio n ft. la r g e 2nd 12 a cres irrigab le, good e le c tr ic od - 5ov?,U»ioor ' • u rro u n d ed by p r iv a t e a nd erated « p rln k lln g sy ste m . 65 a cres S iu o iK i m,»b e r i Y.?r y 8 00<* h u n tin g , fis h in g . In all. W ill,,,B e|l In «m all tr a c ts. If S u ita b le f o r fis h in g , h u n tin g Iodize* e x c e l d esired . 55 Hl tak e th e b est o ffer , w a t e r . y . t e m , o r e f e r d , o i t 6 l d x / : cn din.* w ith in reason, b efore A i.g. 1#. « r a v e l ro a d . F o r q u ic k s a le »«.000 caah V alue, w ith p erson al, »15,000. Two H e ls a K a n s a s , B e x 1’ S, C a lle r C ity , O re . h o u ses, sp r in g w ater by g r a v it y to one. p a r ty w ith m on ey can m ake BUSINESS 6 INVEST. OPPOR. th is one o f th e m o st w on d erfu l sp o ts In Clark cou n ty. E lb e rt B a t- ler, B t. 1 B o x 138A, C am as, W ash - FOR HALE— P ro sp ero u s w e ld in g and ln g to n . h la c k sm lth ln g b u sin e ss; f u lly e q u ip p 'd , good sto ck . L ocated In orchard co u n try . Good se t-u p fo r a partner- INSTR U C TIO N whip. M odern 5-roorn houfie included In sal**. F or fu r th e r in fo r m a tio n A T T E N T IO N O I AMD CIV.— Be In w r ite B ox 247, E n tia t, W a e h ln r to n . d ep end en t: learn a trade. E n ro ll O U A B A K T E Z D D IE S E L E H O IV E 8 -low In a m odern barber c o lle g e, su m m er c la s s e s Ju st s ta r tin g . A U TO COURT A N D R E SO R T K o le r B arber School, 4C3 M ain S t., N e a r H ot »Spring« and r eso rt tow n . 75 V an cou ver, W a sh in g to n . O l-a p p r o v - m ile s n orth o f San F ran cisco. 14 ed sch ool. tw o and three room c o tta g e s on 40 a c r e s w ooded ground. B ig p o s s ib ili PERSONAL ties. F or d e ta ils, w r ite to R edw ood L odge, C a llito g a , C aliforn ia. ft: B U L B B U S IN E S S F o r tu n e s a re b ein g m ade ^ t ^ ^ r f Have as much variety as pos sible when you plan such money raising activities as a sale of baked good«. A plan of some kind made up ahead of time will elim inate too much duplication. along. When this is done, make out a list to plan the day—which stores to go to first, and what to find at each one. Add up the approximate costs, and you'll know how much to luck in your purse. This may seem like a lot of time to spend on paper work, but it's more efficient, and you’ll be able to concentrate your efforts better 0.1 the day you actually shop. in fact, if you don’t get to the stores often, this is the only way to plan, as you don’t want to for get anything; or, if you don’t want to run short of time. Start Shopping Tour Early in Morning g row in g ,T^ n i ? r b u lb le ts w orth w ith th e ir Increase d ers tak en n ow fo r d e liv e r y th is £a. • J ' L on.? £ r w r lte u s- V ash on Isla n d B u lb Co., B u rton , W a sh in g to n . P h o n s V a sh o n B la ck 1106. 1C% o f f cn orders o f 81,000 or m ors. N y M ■ fl*» , Crystal clear, transparent Swiss organdy Is featured with lace !n this all-white negligee. Dainty ruffles accent the square yoke and full puffed sleeves. Ils fragile look is deceptive as it will look just as fresh and crisp no matter how often laundered because of the permanent finish of the Swiss organdy. «s, LIVESTOCK . F O B S A iE R E G IS T E R E D G U E R N S E Y breed in g sto c k . P ro d u c in g co w s, sp rin gers, h e ifer s, b u lls. C lackam as County O n t r a i.y C attle Club, Vernon B oeck m an, Sec'y, Sherw ood, O regon, r i r a 3 m l. n o r th o f W ilso n v ille . t e r r it o r y . E a r n in g s h ig h . W r it e F r e s h B ex »HQ. P . „ ‘ A n i . l e i , W ash? SPECIAL h2rdn^ia L rni1.k m5 rk' t ,or more; ‘fine iiir x o!.oa. Ui w ? te ,or «*«*ail». 8 . D I M O C K , Rt. », ¿ox 168-D , O re g o n C ity , O re . B B T B ia E B A T O B E Q U IP M E N T B ales ic S erv ice, H om o lock ers, b ottle co o lers, reach In boxes. M eat c a ses. v e r y th in g In r efr ig e r a tio n .P o rtla n d •fr ig e r a tlo n Co., 1518 IT. B. X lll- ln g x w o r th , P o rtla n d , O re g o n . P h. T B . 6344. g DOGS. CATS, PETS. ETC. H U N T E R S a tte n tio n . G et your r e g is tered Ir ish S e tte r p u p p ies now ! C h am p ion sh ip sto c k , 18 w e ek s old. W illa r d G ray, Ortlngr, W a sh in g to n . ' i i 1 ! EALE— R e g iste r e d C hesapeake H ^ trlevers, “d o g s o f u n u su al m erit, th a t r e tr ie v e n a tu ra lly , th a t sta n d th e r ig o r s o f h arsh w e a th e r and icy w a ters. A s good up land a s In th e w ater. “N o lo s t b ird s,” dead cripp led, w ith a C hesapeake. )V helped N ov. 24, 1946. J u s t r ig h t I i£ « ia n * » • W h ite , oore R am p ft w h it e Store, B ro o k s, O regon. Ne Paper Shortage Here In normal times, railroads of the United States issue and distribute approximately 80 m illion timetable» annually to keep the traveling pub lic informed concerning train schedules. During the war years, with greatly increased travel, the number was much larger. Child Health Services The National Foundation for In fantile Paralysis has given more than a quarter of a m illion dollars to the American Academy of Pe diatrics for study of child health services in the United States. ( num being one example. * BETTER H EALTH ! FO R SALE FOR M il W IG k R ( N m Z V-W 2 ite J 0 H N H A R T , w h a , K t, I , R ox f»3, N . W 4, J u n c t io n c it w O re . F h o n e I3 -F -2 2 , or c a ll a lt e r 6 P . M.' ? 4 ° ^ ' i A t l ? T App.roJc- 8530 P e T m o T c r a d i liiw ftii S a ln d e Pe n <lent d e l. In P o r t- r m o d e rn fix tu r e s : lo ts o f r a n g e , good h o use: good ro a d s : beau lo - do not at any in this socks, Some soiled items are really well worth purchasing, but there are others that can be a total loss If the cleaning and repairing on the markdown can properly be done at home—and not take too long— perhaps it ’s a bargain. But if the ____ SITUATIONS JVA?>TED _ F o r m l e o o k in o f o r f a r m w o r k r ly I U . 12. B o x 1028. S E 4 and IN D E P E N D E N T Skip bargains that really aren't. Anyone who has worked in a store Origin of Softball knows that the best selection of fabric is such as w ill have to be dry- Softball is an outgrowth of the merchandise is available early in cleaned, and spotted so that even % cup strong coffee the morning. Plan to be there when this type of cleaning may not be games of indoor baseball, play 1'4 teas^vBs vanilla Pastry It ground ball, kitten ball and dia the store opens. Everything is in effective, skip the ’ ’bargain.” Sift dry ingredients together and just isn’t. mond ball. Since 1908 it became so 114 cups cooked prunes order, the clerks are fresh and cream with butter. Add coffee and popular that by 1935 a world series !4 cup granulated sugar Always make certain that the anxious to serve you for they don’t vanilla to make of a smoothly !4 cup light corn «yrup carry the day’s problems on their markdown you buy is to your was played in Chicago. spreading consistency. 1 teaspoon cinnamon minds yet. You'll get better serv liking. Most of them cannot be re Best Mouth Wash !» teaspoon salt •Graham Cracker Torte. turned, and this may make you un ice. American Dental association re 2 teaspoons plain gelatin *4 cup butter What about comfort when shop happy once you have it at home. 2 tablespoons cold water Don't forget to relax in the midst ports that pure water is the best 1 cup sugar ping? I f you expect to do several mouth wash since it is cheap, 1 cup whipping cream 3 eggs, separated hours shopping, nothing w ill help of your shopping spree. Have your stable, readily available, non-irri lunch or afternoon snack amid Combine pumpkin, m ilk and un 1 teaspoon vanilla more than comfortable clothing. If beaten eggs; beat until well blend you have to try on clothing, wear pleasant surroundings and forget tating and harmless, even if swal Grated rind of an orange lowed. ■! ed. Combine sug ’4 cup flour a dress that’s easy to change. Use about the shopping for three-quar ters of an hour. Then get up and ar, molasses, salt 2 teaspoons baking powder a simple hairdress that's easily re Start of Soup Kitchens finish it, feeling relaxed. and spices; mix paired. '4 pound graham crackers, rolled Soup kitchens for needy children Renew your make-up at least once well and stir into 1 cup milk Too much cannot be said of com were started in Germany in 1790 p u m p k in m ix ’4 cup shredded coconut fortable shoes, especially on a job during the day, and get off your when Count Rumford invited hun ture. Pour into such as this that w ill keep you on feet while doing it. This w ill give gry children to his municipal Cream butter and sugar. Add well your feet most of the day. Lower you a real lift in morale, and you "bread line” in Munich. beaten yolks, vanilla and orange pastry-lined pan and bake In a heels and real walking shoes w ill can better concentrate on shopping f • - T- . rind. Add sifted very hot (450- - «A , -, o r ■ really take you through the day once you've rejuvenated yourself. Food Wasted In Transit dry in g r e d ie n ts degree) oven; re ■ even though high heels might look About one-third of the nation’s a n d c r a c k e r duce heat to mod sm arter! You might even give food production is waited in han crumbs alternate erate and con yourself a pedicure the night before dling and never reaches the con 1 y w i t h m i l k . Be Smart tinue baking 45 to 50 minutes or un just to prepare you for the day. sumer, according to Ohio State uni- Fold In coconut and stiffly beaten til custard is set. Cool. versity. egg whites. Bake in two layers in Measure prunes, remove pits and Consider Bargains a moderate (375 degree) oven for Before Buying cut prunes Into small pieces. Com State Library Service 20 minutes. Let cool, then place A ll women who shop have had ex bine with sugar, syrup, spice and Rhode Island and Illinois are custard filling between layers and salt and heat to boiling. Remove periences with bargains that simply I the only states which have state frost with orange icing. from heat, add gelatin moistened in aren t bargains. A good shopping i wide library sdtvice under the sec \ Custard Filling, retary of state. cold water and stir to dissolve. Cool. list, if you stick to it, w ill eliminate ’ ' !4 cup sugar Whip cream and fold into prune buying the things you don't need. Certain things aren’ t bargains at • 1 tablespoon cornstarch Fishing Industry mixture. Spread over baked pump all, even if they are reduced in j !4 teaspoon salt , More than 190,000 people in the kin pastry. Chill. price. This goes particularly for United States are employed in the 2 egg yolks Released bv Western Newspaper Union shopworn hats and shoes. It may ' fishing Industries. even apply to dresses that are so LYNN SAYS: Place paper or paper toweling on outmoded as to be no more than a Help Yourself and Solve Plante Discover Minerals table when paring vegetables and covering for the person—and you A possibility that certain types of Your Kitchen Problems fruits, breaking eggs and measur plant growth may come to be more If potatoes don’ t seem as white as ing so that you can Just fold it up don’t want any part of these. There are certain types of sales widely used as clues to mineral de they should be when you are mash and have a clean working surface when you really w ill be able to prof posits has been suggested by Uni- ing them, beat a small amount of when finished. it by buying. There are the ' versity of Wyoming workers. They baking powder into them. Biggest and newest success Keep seasoned (lour in a bag al ’’white” sales of sheets, towels, point out that selenium Indicator story of the season—the dark Use a hot blade for slicing fresh ready for seasoning chops, vegeta bedding and linens after the Christ and accumulator plants are now shades of hosiery. Black, In the bread, a wet blade for cutting bles, chicken, et cetera. mas holidays that are worthwhile. ' exquisite sheerness that onlv nv- commonly relied upon as guides to fresh cake, and a very thin, sharp Greased muffin cups are ideal rocks soils which You also may purchase coats at lon can achieve, is as flattering as T * ’ ! and n2-_,0U’ which carry carry that that blade for slicing cookie dough. when baking tomatoes, apples, this time. Fur coats, however, are it Is beautiful. Brown blue-tray They suggest that vegeta- Keep the inside of your coffee pot green peppers and stuffed onions. best bought during late taupe and navy are tan fa v o rite A.” , may b* used * ’ * <u,d* clean by boiling a solution of soda These cups may be set in a large at their summer. Classic summer dress with sm art women. Even hosiery l? inuerals- Certain toxic vsgo- and water in it at least once a week pan or cookie sheet to make them styles are also good any time during for wear with white Is running to I m »!?” ’ kn° T , t0 C,rry relaUvelF This removes stains. easy to move in oven. August rich sunburnt colors. * high rars-metal values, molybde- ' D IS C H A R G E , B ir t h , M a r r ia g e , L e g a l P a p e rs P h o to copied 75c side; W a lle ts p la s tic ? R t . r c g . m a il. P ro fe s s io n a l P h o ts F in is h in g , D e v . 1 r o ll film , p r in t 8 e x p . ju m b o size 50e. C H A R L E S H . M IN O R . 37*fi E a t l o R o e k B ir d ., Los ,\a g e le s 41. C a lif. a p o s sib le »4,500 in one year. O r Think Before Buying Soiled Goods Organize yourself fot shopping. P O E M S W A N T E D fo r n e w «ongul Send M e m fo r Itn m e d . con.-nd. H a m a n n K trv le e . 5»» M a n h a tta n B H j . , M llw a n k e t , W la. »0 Some items whose styles change much may be bought time of the year. Included list are shirts, pajamas, sweaters and shoes. » «Bow en*— « MISCELLANEOUS U j i , i, ,-i. p. <JMC or H ercu les. A ll u n its com e equipped w ith Inst, and filte r s . R eq u ires o n ly b a tte rie s and fu e l to operate. Equip, w ith eith er rad iator or m arin e typ e c oolin g A lso equip, w ith h ea v y d u ty m a rin e ty p e r ev e rse red u ction gear. S lig h tly used or new . A ll have been recon d ition ed and are gu aran teed to 2?. o p eratin g con d ition ; 11800 to »2500, f.o.b. R ichm ond, Cal. (.o n ta ct our local agent, f e l l a X,nts, care B a lc y 's M oorage, fo o t o f SB Y a m h ill, or w rite W E S T E R N m a b in e 834 W. C a ttin g B lch m on d , Cab F O It MACE— C a ttle ranch; tree w ater r ig h t for Irrigation . 1110 a c re s d eed ed land. A b out 6760 acrea o f g r a z in g land on lo n g -te rm lea se. G raz in g p erm it fo r 400 head o f c a ttle and 25 head o f h orses. B u ild in g s on p ow er lin e, good tro u t fish in g , lo ts o f gam e. deer, e lk and bird«. Orch- ard and berries. M ach in ery and work h o r se s g o w ltti p lace, p riced to Bell a t «35,000. A bout 368 head o f w h ite .c7 H erford c a t tle can be b ou ght w ith th e p lace a t m ark et price B r a d te n B ro s., B a r n s, O regon. Check Clothes Closet Before Purchasing Juice l ' i teaspoons orange flavoring pumpkin and pastry with a prune and whipped cream topping make« a good combination that ban plenty of «ale» appeal, r i l E R E ’S nothing women like to do better than shop, as is proved by the fact that they do approxi- mately 85 per cent of the nation's buying. But, some of our sisters do like to spend money better than shop wisely. I t ’s more fun never theless, to get your money’s worth when the spree is over than it Is to come home with a lot of odds and ends that make you wonder how you could possibly have bought that! To shop Intelligently requires more than free time and the ability to stuff your shopping bag full of purchases. It requires sitting down the day before and doing some seri ous thinking, checking and making a list. Don’t think for a minute that your storekeeper won’t appreciate that! He likes to serve women who know exactly what they want. H A B B IT S & S K IN S W A N T L IV B R A B B IT S 4 ibs. up, rab- blt sk in s, hid es, w ool, m ohair, cax- cara, liv e pou ltry. B a b y * C om paay, W . F ron t, P ortlan u , O regon. FARMS A ND RANCHES *7 LYNN CHAMHBRH* MENU CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT • H em orrhoid» • Rectal a n d Colon A ilm en t» • Oattrlt Ukir Treated without Koepltal O peration Write or cell (or FREE deecripthre Booklet M teday t in e t h Friday: 10 A. M. te S P. M. Krtem ts: M teday, V tJetutay. Friday tn td A Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC P h y t id a n e n d S u rg eo n *,^* Burnside and Grand Avenue elephone EAst 3918, Portland 14. Oregon ? DENTAL PLATES ANO ALL 8 R A N C H C S OF DENTISTRY on CREDIT TERMS Tohe S, IQ, U M e n th , te F ey D r . H arry S emler , fltlSMV BLDG.-3»oiMO8RlS0k • PORTLAND. ORE Origin of Indians There are theorists who trace the American Redmen to the lost con tinents of Mu and Atlantis, and still others who identify them as the lost tribe of Israel and the wan dering Greeks of Homer. Outlawed Scotch Plaids There was a time when Scotch plaids W’ere as politically significant as the swastika or the hammer and sickle—and the English law prohibiting use of the plaids wasn’t repealed until 1782. Lubricate That Car Have your car’s chassis com pletely lubricated by your dealer’s lubrication man to insure use of the right lubrication in the right amount in the rightjilace». ~~ r--- ’ ■« ‘Mum’s the Word’ 4 ••Mum’s the word” commemo rates Christian Mummer, an Er.g. lish brewer of the 15th century, who swore his employees to secrecy on the formula of his ale. •Mary’s Gold’ Flower Because of Its popular use as an altar decoration, marigold origi nally was called, “ Maryas Gold.” It was taken to Spain from Mexico br Cortez. Electrical Transportation The electric bill for running the nation’s subways, street cars and trolley coaches amounted to more than 42 million dollars last year. Cornwallis Not There Cornwallis did not personally de liver his »word to Wa»hington at Yorktown—and Washington sent a substitute to receive i t Entertaining New York There are in New York City 2 320 amusements places, 11,438 placei to eat and 8,201 places to drink an well as 522 hotels. Give Plante M ilk Bath A m ilk bath w ill brighten up ivy, philodendrum and snake plants if u“, Wt dUU’ D'r « cloth in skimmed m ilk and lightly rub the surface of the leaves that appear dull, is the advice ol Cor* nell specialists. Dieselised Railroads Although Diesel locomotives wero unknown before 1933, they now aro handling more than 20 per cent od the passenger train mileage and I t
