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T H U R S D A Y , O C T O B E R *. IM S
T H E B P R IN O H T U ) N EW S
f - 'T
farmer.
John Cosí l 'lo, U nalaw , form ar..t<
Mr» J<nn a l.yon». IValton. fartner-
C hurch A Irteplteaa, V edetä, far-
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Iftl.y Betty. CreaUell II
Nd. I.
k a le Richardson, Ktigrtio Crow
farmer,
la g t, honsewtfe.
A Plant Which coatta! ft-Mt > » S ~ . 1* rl »"»• ‘
o , - r*' mvrctmul
l»,, n», ( verjoek «ur baaC krrchief
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oto w it-a i w . ..o a .l r u .t ~ l in 1811 i *' L Y “ 1* *
w|mlow, TrtcvS tan g o t* truub Se to
house» th>* M u tu ila « Ìt a le » Bower I K,lw ar‘’ J W eber. Croswell, (arm er
25i The N tri lly H lu re.' _
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Sixteen Inexpensive Deserts Mt. States Plant Power Center
of Half Willamette Valley
Made From One Recipe
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I pla n or w ilh w fclppnl'tT w qi:
By Mrs. Belle D» G raf, D irector. I
*PP,a Sooere», •
Thu Safest pl.u-c In the world a*
Horae Service Bureau Sperry F lour Co! P rep are the n .aslar n cipe Pour In j regard.» hcrtdenU is the cabin of a
P erhaps you » ill wonder just what to a well g n a s e .l shallow oblong or ( bid steamship on the ocean.
-
Next in safety conies a railroad
the ll'iuih Kelly m ill T ’’l» w as Tint lh"
a m ast r recipe m eans. Wall. It is to square pan.
Peel, v o te a p 4 si »«•’
train, and before long tho dying
flr«t M ountain S tates plant here, th e '
cookery w hat a m aster key is to a cooking apple Into very thin slices. j machine will be safer than either.
ftr“* en e being Tntllt ln TM8.
building—it opens no. a door, but th.* la y slices of apple In even r--«s. ov ■
The man in greatest danger Is
The local i hint auppllea power t > ■
m eans of preparing a g reat v arlíty ¡ e rla p tln g a little over top of caka. . the fat man past riiddle age, eat
j Sprinkle with cinnam on a'n,l sugar. J ing heartily and hurriedly when
th? e n tire south rn end of th e WH ■
of appealing dishes.
ho is tired. D o o t insure him.
Lunette valley, » 'h the exception of I
,ew i Bake in a fairly hot oven (SIS liegr* ea |
T his method of cooking a,i,is new
«bout one half of Eugene's to ’al p w
F.t for about 1$ m lnutea. Cut Into
Good news for little automobile
in te re st to the daily task of planning
e r Corv.'ittt». Albany. C ottage G rove.!
|sq u a re s and serve hot or cold. If to j owners.
Gasoline
prices
are
and preparing meals. The very simple,
In ti'pen.lence, Brownsville, and m ost:
•lashed all over the country. Yea-
he
served
cold
do
not
cut
Into
squares
I
iB ixpenaive m aster cake recipe given
terday, In Eastern territory, tlm
other t a n s of thia valley south Of j
below cau be used, w: h some slight u:“ U cak® U c" !'1
cut wag three cents a gallon. In
Salem r reiv e thia s e n lee
From I
v a ria tio n s fcr more th an a d oten dis
C ottage Pudding-
tho Middle West many buy gns
tit
me th > present plant was built,
under 14 cents.
It makes a big
tincl ve desserts, it 1» ea.-v to m ix.. «Topare one half the m aster recipe
u n til 1822, «11 town» ottlh of S alem '
dl'Terence to those that count the
requires v .rv few «tecalis. and ear, ' »'our into a well gr. ased shallow pan
Where m nn’n lipirl tenches «»nt for «««rvIcoM
as far ns C ottage Grove were »up- ’
co
d
of
living
ami
motoring.
be baked in moat case* in fifteen min a »d b«k® about 15 m inutes In a fair
It means nothing to the big men:
plied,
but
the
plant
Is
now
n
bi'oxter
’
that
wo util rt iifler we utiind rendy to nervo
they don't cure what gasoline
fu te s, and never requires over half an ly hot oven ,375 d eg rees F ) . Serv
plant ou the C allfronia Oregon Bower j
•
in
servo with fidelity, with Ulgi-rtiiinn u t u l
with a vasilia sauce.
costs. And many o f them, owning
hour.
company linn, from which the Moun ,
e
Vanilla Sauce.
with tactfuUnena.
oil stocks, feel rather sad. A three-
tain S tates ecm pany now huya power, |
Your need may be cake for the ¡ 1 cup boiling w ater.
eent cut tr. gas may meat» a $30
Be»
de«
working
in
thia
capacity,
I
drep in oil stocks.
lunch box break fast coffee cake. In-
1-3 cup sugar.
the Io- ;.» (h in t also supplies a l| pow-j
dividual cream cakes tor a company j 1 tablespoon flour.
\ shert-hom bn’l was sold In vr and steam for the Booth Kelly m ill'
luncheon. fruit cobbler for dinner, o r j 1 teaspoon b utter.
PHONE
the
• r • Rei -iblie yesterday
here Hix boilers, having a com blnid |
cookies for the children. This m aster I 1 teaspoon vanilla flavoring.
for S<V'0P‘> -e r
price for that
capacity of 2300 boiler b oraepow er,!
bw-
"
•'<■> r*eord Is
recipe can be used for each one of ' M'x su g ar and flour until well
and feci by bog fuel, a re Included In
th ese djfhes, and for many o th er dee- bleBded; h eat w aler in a araai| t *«ce-
1.
S P R .IN O FIE LD .O R E
s
■
price
paid
in
thia
country
by
tha
the equtpn ent, The « ntlto plant has i
se rts also. Surely It is interestin g to p ^ . add gUKar w | Xtun. an d s tir un til j
Carnation Farms Company lo t a a capacity of 4000 kilow atts, and i
be able to m ake two decidedly differ- MU(^ tW ckenedt then add butter. Add i LUataia bull—$102,000
twelve men a re ron.sjanllv employe». ,
e n t d esserts for two days a t one time. (la to rin |t when ready to serve. T his I
there.
pri
Suppose you decide to have cottage sauce can be m ade and kept hot in ,
done
by
breeding
among
animals.
M ANY F A R M E R S ON JU R Y
pudding for din n er tonight, and cream a double boiler until needed.
You can get a perfectly good bull
cakes for’ tomorrow, o r perhaps nut
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for $40. But a little change in
L IS T FOR FA LL T E R M
cup cakes for the children's school
If you are interested in th ese m a s-, the shape of the animal, pro
~~~~~
duced by a careful selection of
lunch box. P repare the m aster recipe, ter recipes. Mrs. DeGraf. will be glac.
Thirty-one nam es were draw n from j
the
mysterious
chromosome»,
I se half of the cake b atter for the to send you her free booklet SO Food
the Lane county jury let Monday for ■
makes a big difference.
pudding (will serve s x perscnsl. If Delights fro ii 8 .Master Recipes." A
the circuit court panel for th e fall :
Students of eugenics think care
nut cup cakes are wanted, add one req u est to Mrs. Belle DeGraf. Direc- i ful breeding will pro-luce equal
term sta rtin g Monday, O ctober 18
!
improvement in human beings.
half cupful of finely chopped n uts toe. Home Serv ce Bureau, Spear v
The follow ng is the punel draw n *
They are mistaken.
and bake the cakes in shallow, well- Flour C.. San Francisco. Calif , will
C. A. Ruat. Blachly. farm er.
greased muffin pans in the oven with bring it to you.
B E. Hoffman. Mapleton, farm ' r.
Learned men. Including church
th e cottage pudding
If you want
1
Wm. Brynd, Florence, m erchant.
'
O n one d ia l c a lib ra te d In wave
men, cnee taught that there was
cream cakes for tom orrow 's dinner.
Knew,
If. O. Buttle, Null, m erchant.
a roof to this earth, solid, held up
lengths as well as (he usual num-
om it the nuts, baking the cakes in
’‘I've Just been looking a t your last j by its own strength and called
W. M. F orester. Eugene M R A.,
/
hers, all stations are permanently
the
sky.
th e muffin pans.
fall's suit. John." rem arked Mrs '
, farm er.
logged.
N o tedious ••fishing" with
When
Galleo
denied
it
and
said
W hen baked rem ove from pans and ! S»®0 «®- "»» * *n ,!n® ®°n d |t lc>n t 00*1
George Neff. Springfield, It No. 3,
the earth was a round ball whirl
a number o f dials that need delicate
set aside until th e following day. The ®na“ kh for a prince to wear,
ing around the sun, he had to get j farmer.
adjustment.
down on his knees saying that he
Geo. S tew art. S prlngfle'd. carp en
little cakes may be Iced if you wish.
-Y en" said Mr s P °°f® w,s®| y- ‘‘aD,i
“retracted,
abjured
and
abhorred
Find the wave length o f a station,
ter.
or used plain. Split half way through wlth th ® mon®’r IU sa,r®
w®a r,n *
his false teachings"—which hap-
Jessie H arper, Junction Cdty, R
the c en te r and fill opening with s w e e t I suppose you'll w ant to buy a new
set the dial, sharpen the tone with
pened to be perfectly true.
No. 3. fa truer.
the exclusive Sleeper Resonator.
ened, flavored whipped cream , if outfit so th at 1 won't be asham ed ot
That's all there is to tuning in the
cakee a re not iced, sift powdered sag you when you go out with me."
The idea of a solid sky above I G. W. Stafford, Springfield. R No
t, farm er.
us, with stars planted in it here
a r over the top.
Sleeper Monotrul.
and there, faded out. But now the
Mark M. Berry. Springfield. re tlre J
The following, suggestions are only
Any Sleeper dealer will demonstrate
radio experts of the Navy say the
L. E. Barks, Cresw ell, R. No. 1.
a few of the attractiv e, easily made
earth actually has a “r o o f’ of an
•
a Sleeper Monotrul your way.
farmer.
d esserts made from th is one m aster
other kind, it exists, presumably,
Ethel P latt. S prlrgfleld, R No. 2
recipe. Next week I will give you
where our thfh atmosphere melts
away into the ether, “ an ionixed housewife.
others equally attractiv e. O ther m as
region in the higher levels of the
J. E R ichardson, L 'nalaw . farm er
te r re e p e s will also follow.
atmosphere," the scientists call It.
Ira D. Hyland, Fall Creek, farm er
C larence Pttney, Junction City R
The
"imponderable ether,” so
M aster Cake Recipe.
No. 3, farm er
denre that solid steel in compari
N ote: All m easurem ents are level
Je s s M L oier, C resw ell R. No. 1.
son is like a coaroe flah net, cer
.
Mi'fioirol
an I flour Is sifted once before m eas
mill man.
tainly does enclose our earth and
(.«• y • p a »
„» O h m m m .
its thin atmosphere.
uring. One-half pint m easuring cup is
Dayton C. Thom pson. Vida, fan n er.
Radio waves such as we use may
used.
Em erson Rosa, Eugene M R A.,
B y Arthur Brisbane
be able to travel outside that at
term er.
2 eggs.
mosphere. If so, science will find
J M. Spurgeon. Eugene 3€S W. 7th,
1 cup sugar.
some other wave that will tak»'
AMERICA’S ENEM Y-FAT.
millwright.
2 caps Sperry drifted snow flour.
m essages to other planets.
A SHORT-HORN BULL
If light-prciucing waves can
C. W. Hansen. Springfield, farm rr.
2 teaspoons baking powder.
travel from the sun to the earn,,
A ROOF TO THE EARTH.
B. C. H am m ltt. Mohawk, form er
H enp miik or w ater.
men will find some wave thal will
W. P. Lower, Cresw ell R No. 1,
1-3 cap m elted shortening.
10-P0UND DA3Y?— WRONG.
carry Information from the earth
W . 11. A D R IA N . P r o p ?
farm er
1 teaspoon vanilla.
lo the sun and beyond.
1 " .......... . ....................... ..
1 teaspoon lemon.
What is more c'.ingemus than
Learn, proud parents, that the
ocean travel, riding on railroads,
M earvre sifted flour and sift again
much praised "ten-pound boy ba
or flying in an airplane?
w ith baking pow der; beat eggs until
by” Isn't the thing at all. The av
The answer, given by Mi. John
very light, thee gradually add the sug
erage normal boy baby weighs 7*h
son, of the National Life Insur
ar. beating it in with th e egg beater.
pounds at birth.
ance Company, is FAT.
W hen cream y add flour altern ately
One learned Italian has written
a book to prove that women, by
Fat kills Americans more rapidly
w ith ll-trid, mixing until smooth. Add
special diet, can and should keep
flavoring and melted shortening, b eat than anything else. Fatty degen
the unborn child from becoming to i
eration of the heart kills many.
ing until the b a tte r is smooth. This
fat for Its own sake and for the
Fat accumulates on mid< Je-aged
am ount of b atter m akes 2 large lay business men, and that kills them
mother’s sake.
V.’e have a lot to learn about
e rs or 1 medium-sized loaf cake.
before their time.
taking care of children before they
Chocolate Layer Cake.
fat Is dan-
are bom, including the science of
ln 0,<J ai?c il « most
P rep are the m a s ttr recipe. Pour in d h ^ . q .
saving them from piling on fat
Patent le a th e r, one strap pump, buckle on
Men’s leather coats, full leather sleeves,
to 2 well greased layer cake pans
T h ^ h e ^ r t86--
that makes birth more difficult and
cuffs and collar, blanket lined, warm, s e r
side,
spike
heel,
very
snappy
cut
That
mhz
f
»';C
>
n
1
star,'i
exercise
Is k i t riffht after birth.
and hake In a fairly hot oven (about
toat im^.it taxe the fat off TL*
viceable an d easy to work In,
375 degrees F.) 15 m inutes. Cool be feetle will cannot control diet.
Black satin latfh e front or plain one strap
fore adding filling
pumps, high, medium or low heel
j
W. F WALKER 228
4 6 2 - J FUNERAL SERVICE "A'N
Is it easy to
i operate ?
This Week
Sifeper
M9NOTROL
?
Its c o m p a c té
Springfield Garage
R EIER C O .
C. J.
Eugene, Oregon
W o m e n ’s Shoes
riu°f
fat-
P repare 'he n n s te r recipe and add
H cupful of finely choped nuts after
the b atter is mixed. Pour into well
greased mtiirin pans and bake in a
m txlerate oven (300 degrees F.) about
15 m inutes. Cool, then cu t half way
through the center. Place a spoon
ful of sw eetened, flavored whipped
c ream In the opening Sprinkle pow
d e re d sugar over the top or ice on top
before you add th< cream A cooked
F ren ch cream may replace whipped
cream . These cages resem ble French
pastries.
Up Side-Down Cake.
P re p a re only h alf of the m aster
recipe. T ake e deep layer cake pan
and add 3 tablespoons m elted b u tter
or su b stitu te ; over tho b u tter spread
a layer of brown su g ar; over sugar
a rra n g e sliced pineapple and. If you
wish, add % cupful of chopped wal
n u ts or alm onds In betw een the pine
apple slices. Pour the cake batteT
over the fru it and bake in a m oderate
oven (3(0 degrees F.) about 25 min.
utes. W hen baked tu rn up side down
a t o rc s Into a serving plate. Serve
$4.95
$ 11.50
to $ 1 6 .5 0
Chocolate Icing and Filling.
2 squares unsw eetened chocolate.
1 teaspoon buter.
cups powdered sugar
1-3 cup of hot w ater.
1 teaspoon vanilla.
Melt chocolate and b u tter over hot
wa*er. When melted add sugar, then
hot w ater gradually, b eatin g until
smooth. Then add flavoring. Let
stand until thick enough to spread be
tw een ' ayers and on top of cake.
W alnut Cup Cakes,
Leather Coats
$3.9 5 $4.9 5
Tan Oxfords, low or medium heel. For dress
and school wear, $ 3 .5 0 $3.95
WHY PUT IT OFF
N ow is the tim e to put your roofing
on. W e t w eath er w ill soon be here.
$ 1 .5 0 T0 $ 3 .5 0
$ 2 .7 5 AND $ 3 .2 5
M IN E R A L SU R FA CE S H IN G L E S , ....
$ 6 .5 0 SQ-
F E L T PAPER,
$ 2 .4 0 AND $ 3 .0 0 R0LL
BLACK A S P H A L T S H E A T IN G 85CAND$ 1 .6 0 R0LL
R O LL R O O F IN G .................................
W o m e n ’s Coats
Fur trimm ed coats in latest style and colors,
H are bottom and straight.
A good varniety of women's silk o r wool
dresses, latest style »and colors, lluy early
while the assortm ent Is largest.
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S8.50
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Men’s all-wool mackinaws,
weight, $9.85
good
heavy
Men's cotton union suits, medium weight,
long sleeves, ankle length, $ 1 .5 0
Men's all-wool Bradford union suits, good
heavy grade. A real bargain, $4.9 8
Misses’ Coats
M e n ’s Shoes
Misses’ fur trimm ed coats, very neat anil
stylish.
Misses’ dresses In wool flannel flare bottom,
newest colors, $4.9 5 $5.8 5
Chippewa logger shoes, calked or pegged
sole. Will stand hard ewar and wet w eath
er. Buy your shoes here and save.
M IN E R A L SU R FA C E R O O FIN G ,
Blankets
A good assortm ent of blankets In all d olors,
cotton, wool mixed and^all wool. At lowest
prices.
M e n ’s Suits
Wright & Son
Men’s moleskin leather lined vests, good
strong lenthvr eleeves) knit collar and
Men’s and young m en’s suits, In light anti
dark colors and blue serge, at a saving
worth while, $19.5Q $ 2 7 .5 0
A good assortm ent of Men’s overcoats In
medium, light and dark colors, $ 1 6 .5 0
$ 2 4 .5 0
$ 1 1 .5 0 $ 13.75
Men’s black or tun Oxfords, including E d
munds footfltters, Copeland and Ryder
and other good makes, $ 4 .9 5 to
$8 50
Black and brown dress shoes,
$ 3 .4 5
to
$4.9 5
E. E. Taylor and Copeland and Ryder dress
shoos, light tan, brown and black. One of
the best shoes on the m arket, $ 7 .5 0
to $ 9 .5 0
Men’s arch support shoes, black ldd, fits
snug and gives the w earer the most com
fort, 5 6 .9 5