The Santiam news., August 10, 1911, Image 3

CARE OF LEATHER FURNITURE'
The Difference.
—
European cities c< rtalnly bars a
Mlatura of Vinegar, Whit»» of Kggs laughing contented air, people »»am
an® Turpentine M»k»» Good
to take life easily, they have time for
The great «occ*«« ul Dr Pierce'« CnL!*« Medical Di«-
pleasure«. If It'« only a chair hired tor
Cleaning Compound.
cotery io curing weak «tomsch«. we>t»4 bodie*. week
two cents on one of the broad «haded
lung«, and obstinate «nd lingering «>u<1>«, 1« b«>*4 on
Hie recognition ot lhe fundamental truth that "(lulJea
The cleaning of leather upholstered boulevards to w«tcb the cr >wds pass
of
a
Sunday
afternoon,
saya
Orison
Medical DiM-oiery" «upplie« Nature with body-build­
furniture la a queotlon that con-wm»
ing. tiMue-repsinng, muaclc-meking material«, in con-
almost every bouaewtfo. for tboa® Hwett Warden tn Bucceaa Msgailne
dented and cuoceotrated form. W >th thi« help Nature
who do not poaseaa one or tn ora What smiling carofree faces! On«
aupplie* tbe oece««ary «treagth to tbe «tumach to digeat
pieces of the padded leather kind remembers with a «hirer the face« tn
food, build up the body and thereby throw off lingering
have at least the leather seated din­ a New York crowd grim, anxious,
obstinate cough«.
The "Ducoxery'' r-.-establitbn tbe
frowning,
«elf
centered
ers. that require refurbishing three
dige«H«e and nutritive organ* in aound health, purihaa
No
doubt
thi«
atmoephere
of
Joy
or four time« a year.
and ran. he« the blood, and nouriehe« tbe aerree — ia
abort «»tabliahc« «ound «igoroos health.
In preparing to clean such a place ouaneaa. along with the extsrnal beau­
It la beat to have the neceeaary mate­ ty and plctureequeneaa of European
tf foaf dttltr offers eomefh/ng "hit »» geed,"
rials at band, eo that the work can be dtlea. has Its attraction for our hrlr
It fa proftnft/y berfer roti Htlf—lt mra brtfir.
finished at once and without risk of e«»ea buL of course, that alone would
hut you aru thlaltlnt af th» cure not hi prvflt, on
Injuring the furniture, aa there would not make them live abri-ad and mar­
thoro’a 0ofA/«g “/oaf ao /oud" tor yo«.
S«y ao.
ry
foreigners
There
are
other
con
be a liability If tko different opera-
Dr. Pierce • Common Sen«* Medical Adviser, In Plain English; or, Med­
Ilona of the work were not done In «(deration« which bring tb»tn to this
icine Simplified, Its«« page*, over 700 illustration*, newly revised up-to-date
Important decision
rapid sequence.
I Jition, paper-bound, «ent lor 21 one-eent «tamp«, to cover eoet of mailing
a»/». (Both-bound, .11 «tamp*. Addre«« Dr. R. V. Piero*. Buffalo, N. Y.
Frocure three large site ehnese ;
A Lost Art.
cloths, a basinful of tepid or nearly
Anotker art ha« been lost! There
warm water, to which has been add- i tra« • time »heu tbe elegant woman
ed a little vinegar, say a tablMpooa-
ook a legitimste pnde In h»r männer
ful. and a mixture of the wbltea of 1 jf a*<«adlt:g a slalr
GILLESPIE. SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION
In thia d«y of
two egga and a half pint of turpen- |
5H Moifii«« M .
Or•■•«».
»levators. if ther» still »«Ist wom»n
tine
The mtsture ta beat made by I
T1»
r»Br
.ro*® f r
»r« ir*.l«tt »f l p i U
op««h«>rw
Greti of»« aftrr rempUtlnf
«ho hav* tbe männer, there ar» few
Iwo yesar» 4 |»«ef grw«!i»at» *<-rlk
prv fwwdi.«rt4»l
(’«>#>tinulto c’-SAaae fnm 9 to
first beating the egga to a froth and
I I
• h f » r . «. 3 $ . r werk
|r>hk «duft! h >- • With rtther th# |>f tn -p<j t< th« SMitten'-B.
,
«taira worthy to serve «• a «tag« on
placing It In a bottle before the tur- I
a/t*rnuuaca and »»muMia.
which they mar exhibit It
pentine. an<! then before each appllca-1
EMMA W GIUXSPIE. Principal.
A
lion It la well shaken In the bottle.
Moth»*« win «»4 Mrs W!n«V-we »•■■«Mag
I-arge pieces of leather furniture Wrap tue b-«t r--aedr t.l nr* ke their x—UUraa
lutlag toe te*UUtig jeruxl
are gone over In sections, first with
Victoria Fond of Jewelry.
Juvenile Misapprehension.
the cheesecloth, which has been dip­
I® HI» Rowsr.
Queen Vli-torta. although simple In
"Papa.
” whispered Johnny, who
ped tn the warm water to which has
“How effusively sweet that Mrs.
been added the vinegar, and then Blonde? 1« tu you. Joneeey,** said With- her tastee. had so almost orleutal Ilk was In attendance at the Hunday morn­
after being carefully wiped with a srslL “What’s upf Any tender little tug tor beautiful and costly Jewelry ing earvlcea. "why do th« people look
dry cheesecloth, It la poltahed with a romance there?" “No, Indeed—why. Even If sbe rarely wore it. Its possew so sad when they drop tbalr money
slon gave her pleasure and sbe 1« to In that plate?"
cheesecloth or chamois lightly sat-' that woman bates me." «aid Jon*»«-y
ported to bsve spent hours In looking
urated with the egg white and turpen-J "tthe doesn't show tt,” said Wltherell
tine mixture. after this the article Is . “No; but she knows I know bow old over her collection.
carefully wiped dry with other cloths. I sbe Is—we were both bora on tba
V. M C. A. EXPANDS.
Heats of the dining chairs can be same day," said Joneaey, "and she's
done one at a time with ease.
afraid I'll te!l eotnebody.’’— Harper’s
New Booklet Juat Out Can Be Had • r« tbe aafr«! anti an<Mit reliable cathaiGc an<l
Any leather covered article such as Weekly.
•v«tem cleanerr. The l*»t remedy fur Tor¡44
for ths Asking.
l,iver. Hihousnewi at:4 H ck KrA.lB.he.
seat pads and even go-carta, not leav ,
Al Drutfieta* or by Mail. 29 Conte
Ing out the dull calf or gunmetal ■
Our Life's Work.
The Portland Young Men's Chris
llUY I lUkMUAl CO,
i‘UM I UAJ»I>. ubkaaoi »
shoe. can be renovated after a fash-: We era not sent into this world to tian AMuclatlon Is atx>ut to enter
Ion by the same process, and shiny do anything luto which *e cannot u[ion a new era In Its work. In ei-
leather thus treated will admit of a put our heart» We have certain work ' tending the advantage of Its educa
polish more readily than before It Is to d‘> for our bread and that Is to be tlonal department to the entire
alate. While a great majority of
GREINER S CHIROPRACTIC
applied.
lone strenuously; other work to do 1 the 1100 sbidents enrolled In night
for our delight and that Is to be done I and day claaaea are residents of
HEALTH HOME
A b«Nkl«lb* lot» «I m a.»» «H mmmo
rar<l<»
Portland, yet a large and Increasing
USE OF RICE AS VEGETABLE heartily, neither Is to be done by I I number
• 4.*u*tttirr»?« tt.Abt« h«-<*|thy t »»I w« l>? teu.>"|t»g
are now entolllng from town«
halve* or shifts, but with a will; and
the- .« um « «»t
M«’ bnhrw »>■• «tfugt* *<*
■
I and clllrw outside of Portland.
, I • -
- 1
.... a
Flavor May Be Constantly Varied by wbat is not worth thia effort la not to
The
dlffi
rent
courses
offered
In
be done at all—John Ruskin.
AU Mtusii HiaAiianv Harm
Cooking Cereal In Eesenoe
' elude a full Commercial course,
IV 011 MlfNtbl
of Vegetables.
comprising
Shorthand,
Bookkeeping
M>9«rer« fr.-«m AI »• Mir if •«. Hfwvrhifta.
AVOID LIQUID BLUING.
«■•f
I h « i «-1 w * |»n<|wv I«wets F« i
aud related subjects, a college pre
lwf«w? !.. terns tjoilr*, <s«U »*»*••«■ h«*art l'|*
Wash the rice thoroughly, rubbing
eaa«w ttrroÌA I -if» !-•««■
MeuralgiR. t’«f»!••!<.
The reaaon a<i m«nr housewives Iparatory course « graded course In
Rh «Mitt« alt«A« lati««, ug «sty o her 4i«**»r
elementary
subjects
for
b^v«
and
the graine between the bands and pref.-r RED CROSS BALL Hl.l'E la
• r« >B*Us»l I«» «rife. >♦«
" « «Low y»»«« hvw *«»
I*is*« »««mi «llaHi* •»>-! »««■» »*11
*r<io to
using many waters, until all starchi­ because It Is all blue. Liquid blue voct-tlonal courses euch as plumbing,
inuf rsr» «Ul i« «guk h«r •
carpentry, sheet metal, bricklaying,
ness disappears
Then let the rice contains -a larg- ;-.-n <-nt«g>- of water. electric«! work, automobile re|>alr
MATHU ■ until, • C, ijn»»uwarwv
soak In cold water for at least IS Why buy water when you have It by and driving
Many students trained
in . « aliami a »mm
puTiAU Htm
:he
t*b
tail
minute»—longer If possible. Cut three
Buying solid RED CROSS BALL In these classes are now occupying
or four large carrots In long, thin BLUE 1» real economy. Dissolve It i Important poeltion« In the buslneiwt
strips, as for eoup. and boll them In w you nl-ed It A large four-os. pack­ houses of Pvrtlaixl
one quart of water until It la reduced age. all blue, fur 10c. t’a«*<l In thou­
An attractive booklet entitled "Ac­
to a pint Then throw away the car­ sands of homes. I'olt SALE AT ALL tivities" has Just been Issued by the
: association and contains n atatemetit
rots and use the water, which will jROCEliS
I of all Educational Cour««-«. The Edu-
contain their essence, to cook the
Plaasur« of th« Children.
.rational Director will mall this book
rice. Melt one tablespoonful butter
Thera should be some time during let to all person« w no desire It.
tn a double cooker, placing it. for the the day, even tn the busleet household,
Classes for day school open Hep-
time being, directly over tbs firm. and an hour at least, set apart In which I teinber 5th. night clatmes September
let the rice fry In It for a few mln lb« older members of the family 125th.
From present Indications an
utea until It shows a tendency to should devote themselves wholly to : ttnusttally large registration Is antlcl-
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brown, stlrrlnr constantly Then add the children. Little object leeeons or I pated.
the water In which the carrots were stories containing practical knowledge
Foolish Wager Caused Death.
cooked, one teaspoonful of curry pow­ told tn an Interesting way will b«
A workman named Celestin Leroy,
der, and salt and cayenne pepper io sura to hold their attention
Ths
suit the taste. Place the rice cooker story of tbs gradual formation of the aged nfty, died In Parle, France, the
In Its proper vessel and let It cook fruits, flower« and vegetable« will de­ other day while trying, for a wager,
until all the liquid la absorbed and light them and will be eagerly looked to eat a large beefsteak at ono mouth­
ful
the rice la well done. Test the rice forward to and always remembered.
by pressing a grain of It between the
thumb and finger If It crushes road
Wealth Not Always Advantage.
lly, ft Is sufficiently cooked
Advantage,
ops>ortunlty,
chance,
• Af'*
A «
The essence of any vegetable, se­ hick’ They are all on the side of th«
cured tn the ««me way aa that of the boy born In obscurity, brought up tn
carrots described In this recipe, may |>OT«rty JTovIded h« be endowej with
on all Bn*« un accwunt
be used for cooking rice as a vege­ the will that brooks no obstacle, with
table. and thus the flavor may be tba mental ability to conceive great
constantly varied.
thoughts, to plan great undertakings,
the boy la all the more blessed who la
Lemon Custard Layer Cake.
not handicapped h w»»|th
Two cups sugar, half cup butter,
one cup milk, three eggs, one and
The Craxe for the Weird.
one half teasixMuis baking powder and
*
‘
’*** *
The artistic craving today is for
three cups flour. This makes four twrrelfy—for new expressions of form
layers For filling take the Juice and and combinations of color, the more
*•
I
grated rind of two lemons, one egg. strange and weird the better; hence
one cup sugar and one-half cup water, tbe passing fashion for post-lmpree-
Distributers, Portland, Or.
Aak y »nr »t< Let »rent for
t utl detail«
one teaspoon butter and two table- slontam and other kindred cults, in
ap«»ons of flour mixed smooth with a which neither truth nor beauty la the
No M-'II
P N U
little of the water. Holl this together Inspiring motive —Connoisseur.
until It thickens (watching carefully),
«riling ♦<* adeartieara |>l«»aea
then place between layers
Dr. I’ierce’e Pteaeant Pellet« first put
me ifloD Ihlgf pstpar.
up 40 years ago.
They regulate and
invigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Ths Uss of ths Broom.
Sugar-coat«!, tiny granules.
Few people handle a broom proper­
Canadian Heroine.
ly, although accustomed to Its use
"Monument to Madeline de Ver-
every day of their Ilves Always draw
your broom by leaning It forward, bo eherea to be erected at Verctieree —
cause thia allows the dirt to be meved I1S.OOO." Thia Rem. which appears f- r
the first time this year In the eeti-
along more gently and will not raise
mates of the public works department,
much dust Moat sweepers thrust
marks the tardy recognition by Canada
the broom ahead of them In a sort of of ooe of the berolnee o< French Cana
digging way, with the handle toward dlan history -the maid of fourteen,
tbe sweeper. This breaks the broom, who for one long week In 159J defend­
wears out the carpet, flirts up dust
ed her father's seigniory against the
and makes th« sweeping much mor«
attacks of hostile IroquutA After two
laborious.
centuries tbe little heroine of tbe Cas­
.
Aids Nature
In its work of digestion and
assimilation by tieginning
your meals with a dose of
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
It will prevent
SOUR STOMACH
INDIOESTION
QYIPEPSI*
SICK HEADACHE
HEARTBURN
MALARIA
Try d bottle today
Envelopes for Rocking.
Envelope« u»»d tn parking (mail at*
tides will (>• found bettor than boxes,
ns they taka up lees room. Stout, ool-
lapslble onralopna. which may bo
bought whsre office supplies are »old.
will ba found sst Is factory
GI oth .
handkerchief«
nark arrangement«,
etc . may ba kept nicely In auch en­
velopes.
Bv Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound
Teoria. III.—“I wish to let every ona
E. Pinkham’s remo­
die» have done for
me. For two years
1 Buffe red.-The doc­
tors said I had tu.
mors, and the only
remedy was the sur­
geon’s knife.
My
mother bought tuo
Lydia E. rinkham’s
Vegetable Com­
pound, ami today 1
am a healthy wo
man. For months
I suffered from in-
flammatlon.andyour''anative Wash re­
lieved me. Your IJ ver l*llls have no
equal as a cathartic. Any one wishing
proof of what your medicines hav®
done for me can get it from any drug­
gist or by writing to me. You can u*®
my testimonial in any way you wish,
ami I w ill be glad to answer letters.”—
Mrs. C hristina H llu . l'X Mound.st,
Peoria, 111.
AnotherO|»criitIon Avoided.
New Orleans, I j ».— "For years I suf.
fi-red from severe female troubles.
Finally I was eotidned to tny tsil and
the doctor s nd an < |» ration w as neces-
sary. 1 an" > Lydia E.Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound a trial first, and
was saved from an operation."—Mrs.
L ilt P m uovx. 1111 Ktrlcrec 8L, New
Orleans, I jx .
The great volume of unsolicited tes.
timony constantly [.oiring in proves
conclusively that Lydia E. Pinkham s
Vegetable <'om|s>und Is a remarkable
r-medy for those distressing feminine
ills from which so many worneu suffer.
COMPOUND mnduion Pl US
k________ ->
REDUCED RATES
“Sain Sloan”
A Good Cigar
Costs You 5c
Worth More
ASTORIA
CENTENNIAL
PAGEANT
ALLEN & LEWIS
AUG. 10 to SEPT. 9
-
Whittemore's
Jf Shoe Polishes
A Good Buttonhole.
Stitch the buttonhole« in underwear
□n a crosswise thread of tbe material. I
Instead of tbe usual lengthwise one.
and sew them around by machine bw -
fore finishing with tbe hand button-|
GILT klM.lt ts. en r um. •»-«
ftat puUti.alr e-sitaln« 1L I ls- «• «wt > »•»’• bole stitch. In thia way they will not
•vll..' «ixt . hll l-M»« I». t. Su I
•»>■«•
rabkt««. re. • o-s-h <>l—.“ I e.
break ouL
i> , x o I wWenm toe -tesata» «adt-
«
altkla-taaf rw>< fan -h.—«.»V- •■»<«'• «la*, be.
<11 l< K WHITS ma».« dirty (•«••• • «■-«
-lea a .
»»nr. :
«■Irklr a*-l »»»Hr «vpu-1 * •R’»*“ '• ”•’1
pa. a-a*, ao alwa,. readr t>* »•» *•» eira, is
aa ! » ernia.
;
J
Qi
tle Dangerous Is to have her memory
perpetuated by a bronsn statue to be
erected at Vercberea, P. Q. on the spot
made memorable by her exploit.
Vour Own Oplnien.
Public opinion la a weak tyrant com­
pared with our own private opinion.
Wbat a man thinks of blmeelf, that
It la which determines, cr rather In­
dicates. hla fate Henry D Thoreau
Brownie«.
One cup auger, two eggs, onwbalf
:up butter, one half cup flour, two |
If »our 4r<lor Toe» n< < l<*P th* AIM yr»« »»nt,
«qua res melted cbocolat«, on» half
•T«-l
hl» fr14rr«B ba 1 th» prie» ia «tamp« foe
pound walnuts, chopped, ono teaspoon :
• full •!»•
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WHITTIMOR» BROS. A OO.,
raalllK Bake In pan 7x11,
Color more goods brighter and taster colors ttiart any ot h*' 4--» Ort» lOc pacta*» colors silk, wool an4 cotton equaUy w»U
j.ia Alban* a«., Cambrì«««», Ma»».
and ta guaranteed to give parted rMuJla A»* oea-af, t,t j.p a so nd postpaid at 10c a package Write for free booklet
JU tX<o.'
I 7.
•< W ’ ,r" '»r«r» v/
k«W to ay a, bleacf a d au color»,
MONROE DRUG COMPAJVT, Quincy, l llln ota
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