The Santiam news., June 19, 1913, Image 4

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SHELBURN ITEMS
P ractical B aking L essons
PAPER BAG COOKERY
Cnoklnff in !>;•«« bag . i f mtai, Vegeta» U« and
pi -i et i* be • i
< t . t ; J«r tr **t fr i, *« I- r it»»
' ieTtrii«!«- and ' 'lair McLain
ire visiting their uncles in
< Benton countv this week
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y I r ar*<! b*» •» all gr^Ker« In »•’’ iru t uwi at a
r • ■ all co«!. IHow I will
yon a lew recipe a
ch I IwkV« 1 Ui d are n>u<b hner in the •'•<• than
I umu in il»e ; « n uvrn.
t
/iftun Gravy
J m * ¡ i I jtt* r. H trarprw^nf xl
* I r *n ti.,« *i*h «.ha laide-
it, ! I ! ■ , ■ jj «< I enM water,
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m V»» ininutre
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;r* <«4 1 wat* r to »V i lumping.
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liildlvn are visiting her |»a
rents at Medford tin-« week.
Howard Shelley is taking
h< leathers e.vmiination at
\ Ibany.
Mr and Mrs Sweink <•
Dundee spent last Sunday
»ith the luttet * sister, Mrs '.
I* 11 nous nod family. I h-\
'••nt to Silver Creek Monda
to vi'ii
Mrs >wink - ol
2 rupe eiftrd f
f- r
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2 lev r|
»IJ. > i > < il .
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Al*»ut *» to 1 c»ip ntitk
M cup ah«>rf*i><ng
C innan.uQ or hutmeg
tktgar
Ml log»th«r, three tin»* r*,
. __ fir Mir. I«ak
Ing |>owd^r and a«Ut: « *k in t*.e b rv . g
and ti» » i to a (lough Witli tt life &• r-
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full into a Mpia/« ahrrt cmh * thud h » t’ pa
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aid rut into fr»ur pi
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a » » I ar. J
/« F«*«' li*gt
pared apple on each piwer. i d »ha ewntrr
»{•A Mfi/’r-d f
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: o r.fu! aalt
wdh eu< ar ami cinnamon, then <4raw up th**!
! « f r water
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dough to cw'« * r th » aj ;.P-, r »*•» r '«>th
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plaro in a well-but t« r«x| paper bag, tn mg I
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plenty ol •(»«» e in tbr I g fur the dutiip: « >*
llrfea
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t.?..«-
the Äour,
to rite.
In bring Ib« I
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inner aurfa-*’. ,h»v<» tbo
>ip a
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rm«* a
inn mouth "f the b
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r • • a thm »L« « ’ cut into
lag on a ahal! w p»n
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whrn tbv tag la pU *<! in th« ca • rn a»-
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Ujrf«a>« hrat la’rr.
I find th« h,* H fr»
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(|U*Ot mintali« in ueing Imga te t«> L mt« th
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to
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H« «’ in the
uvrn t»<o hot.
It tak- i itiuih h *•
» r L« » »■. . » ».•■ .* fa* a ¡.« dumpliugM.
l»ak«» in a fM»j-«*r i «* i !; au hi the <>r*e n
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v fu«-
bv I r<-wmug
lo ri* trrmine when th« at pl« <Jun«|
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p >1 the
baked. n«alv n Mmall Loir in th« tup
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gravy.
bag and tret mi ’!, a I rk
i will find
iHtMta,
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at Scio Opera House
Mon. Eve June 23
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remaining for a longer vi«it
Mr Bran' had tin- n>i-f--t
tune to Jose his saw mill b\
ti e Monday night.
THE WANN6-LESLIE VAUDEVILLE COMPANY
Mr Steidel is in a ven
eritii al condition with cam- r
of tin- liver IL- was brought
horn. Mon 1«) morning.
sin^ iim’. I hini’iii'_r. Music, comedy,
Magic. I ini for Everyone.
Lari Kuss -li and w ife al«
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With
Serva GUIOJ
9a uca.
ticnr-di Ku! t f r I uper Kug Baking
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¿ler^/ío// In P^f J? ri
3 cut«« fi' ’ir
cup abiWtefilhg
1 V 1 p ’ Lil »»alt
Fw> t m» u
3 Ir* < I (. ftujx- ottií«» K (' p. ..
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1 cup < » h. ch< j i I « -k<d I : .m i ¡. »t.
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fdul nu** d hi i • r l
troMpoonhil « •< h. anil aai p< j ; . r
ilruth <>r water
Mi« a Li*'uit ■' ..-»i »4 th- fi r. r
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r-»U ih*.«» n uh« « t I Í
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th” ri i« rvri,
Mi» ' «• t tur f ,•• 1
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by th«in*rh«i. u / í: 4 i i a» i
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d< ugh m. i r- U h» ti ¡
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Of t* :i ” h .
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kind* <4 • Id hi- ’* l»4t. v »th ii » cf» rugh »4
any <»i.<- kind I- ( n j *.’ . u pur; *-
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ran II*»* lh«*<- r \«rd k cd-1 putto.g th-II»
through tli<* 1 ■ I «4 ;-r > f. *
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F‘>r Mkifig in the j at ■ r 1 ■/ i - ¡ -
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Log io f r i'-, ¡ L «I*.: .
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i'h UÍ tba Hag
!• * i- - a ov» n J’’
’ the bag on tha
’ grate • f 1* '• hr Irr pan. |»L' mg the
i'T put ill thr Upja-r o»rn.
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jit t»irhn *’
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I i ik< » it w brittle
an-1
‘ i«.iy bruUn.
I f'-l.ii. Maw a *l<>w rvrti Ix-at
r I rig
.I eo»>k»ng.
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II< ii .<- i »N t f.Mxl nx.krwt
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K ii. r.- .¡ i. lily ali i with
Im brut.
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III kir !» of m it (uh stol fowl nm
»client < . >..f in bag» «JI the natural
flax «•r II- I ill • « H I m ng retained
Har«
the i
.’.I h or fowl in the W( 11 <>d<w| b.ig4
. ing t> < <>\<n <hv-’i’-n« Above. Allow
!•*> iiiinut**a to r.irh pound«
I or a’l kind« of paetry I rrrom-
mend th«» UM* of K (‘ Baking PbwdtW,
« -} ■< -i dly b h< re m ’-n baking ie rwpitrrd.
h < ‘ 1« r« ally n I I« nd of two baking po ••
«Irra, one of wliirh arta g« immih a« tnout-
’uro i « added; th«» other t« incvtive until
■ it o» .¡ i«! «-I; th*1 tuo !•
• h»-r keep up
i Miwtau»«d r.oM» until the ilough m thor­
oughly rookrd, iiukiinng tifl[ht
gh(t finn tri-
turrd b
uí ! m .
paltry nm.____ _ .. !
( htnin.itmg all daiigrr of falling.
Ho many roquaetw ar« bring made f »rlmaon« that have bran mi««ed. that
wr have had th« < omplrtr r»rlr«i ut Io .«<»»»« tlurablj bound and will «end it tr«»«
nn roque«t.
»» oti have mi- >•-■! nnjr <d the !<-o «n». or Would lib« to have
them
in <’<>«•
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vmlrnt form f»r ! tl»r
or h t <>ti ha
fuJe drop ua a
Mini u bound art wl
• a Irlnd tn whom they might be help*
»»• promptly ruallod I HI I .
K C BAKING POWDER MEGS., 16th nnd Canal S a.. Chicago, III.
Monday
Free
WEEK
Only
Night
Children not admitted unless accom­
panied h\ parent or guardian.
Bi ing them w ith vou.
Mr- Rus ell of Ma- < a\ i ■
spending a few davs with Mi
Ste el and family .
M r and Mrs A I’ II iron»
m ide a Imsiiiis» trip *<• \l-
I iinv Monday.
University ol Oregon Summer School
Mr ami Mrs Shelby took
in • he tow n of St avion Im - •
dav.
June4 23—August I, 1913
SANTIAM FARM TOPICS
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J<>h ny Sina'lnsan nf Alton»,
mer readent of S<io
for­
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hire
is
si»iti>a;
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I'-tr . '
ri
I .fty
c > irs
I»I-tmguiahed
Eaatem
hkiuratora nddrd lo regular faralty.
I nivrrwity I»•rrtiitoru-« ofwti.
Hoard and room al »3.50 per week.
Kidu<-« i railroad rati
lor romplete illustrated catalogue, nddrma
rilativi-s ami fris-ixls for a rn nth, and
is iwr.sionally easting ah« « p'» eye
NOTICE
ALL
HERE
this w« ek helping to i u;e for
him.
IL v K na| p. pastor of 11 «
I’-eshv teliau
i'hu i h w .. I
¡ 7 a< h here in \t Sunday.
Mr Bounds and wife *| • nt
A edlies lay w ith Re\ Mi 1. Uli
and fami y.
at
the widow« whom he think, are i oki c
for a partner.
Morn» of
Min llelx-rea
Albany
re­
-in«' sup­
turned horn.- lui- lav with a
ply of b-rin-a for winter u»e.
Ml-- IU rth.i
Is staym.*
»tnith
with
The Registrar
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I niversit-,- of <’regoli. Eiig«*im
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Mr* Eda liilyeu for a few week«.
>: o <o» «o to» o <□» o <o» a plea cd if a number of these
farmers would open their hearts
J
ami donate a few loads of gravel
to finish the grade in lirst class
conditirn. As the dailv mail ac-
commixlati s one as much as an­
other. let us all turnout and help.
\\ e are quite sure our mail carrier
w ill not object to the tilling of
the mud holes.
IHIEHS FROM OUR |
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COOITRY
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LwZLiLoMtaJ
COOBtfV CIlDMiS
Miss Hazel Filming has
n
visiting her aunt. Mrs Maud
Grimes, a few days this we« k.
.Mi - R( I’rpjH-rl.■ g sjwnt S in
day with her »Hter-in-law, Mr
Frank Linderman.
Edgar Brow n, Z J t’lnrk and
son Glen left last Tl.ur-d i for
Port ami to attend the Ro-c fest -
vat.
Jim Brown and wife wire
Stayton »hoppers Thursday.
Mrs E Wendt ami daughter .
Mrs Anna Bartlett an I M
Nelda Wendt v->ited Mrs Jun
Brown over Sunday.
Arthur Letli* r anil wife of Mill
City are visiting the latter’s par­
ents. Rev S B Cole ami w ife.
Mrs Z J Clark and daughter.
Miss l.ulu visited Mr> Bert Hollis
Sunday.
Wilbur Fl ruing and Mi«- Oda
Clark at’ended the Bohemian
picnic ami re»x>rt a jolly tune.
It has been noticed that sine«*
J E Simanek graded the road in
the upjx-r part of the Scio district
most of the people of Bil'mi Pen
travel the north side of Thomas
creek. Mr Simanek would be
Mi Bi-- e Chatfield of f'rale
tree is assisting in the housework
for Aunt Ollie shelton.
J l> Grimes ami w ife snent
Sunday w ith the former’« sister,
Mrs Anna Agic and family.
Mr Landwehr and family of
Mmt e>ota are visiting the form­
er' .-i -ter. Mrs Wm Gorgt r of
Bilyeu Den. this week.
Mr and Mrs J A Uilyeu and
Mrs J N We.idle of Scio visited
aunt Ollie Shelton Sunday.
Meric Frost and Carl Smith
called on Conard Westenhouse
Sunday.
Grandma Me Coy left last
Thursday for a few weeks visit
w ith her son John of Lebanon.
Ci-nard Westenhouse. John
N- al. l.ulu ( lark and Lola and
I aura W> -teshouse attesded the
I.-basos strawberry fair last
week.
IL \ry Neal made a business
trip to Scio last Thursday.
Mrs .lake WeidmaN visited at
Aust NaNcy Bilyeu's SuNdaX.
Country Jake
Moving picture show Sunday
evening at Wesely-Cain Hall.
Geo I ilyi 'i and wife pulled i»ut Tues­
day morning for the
Spring, for a month
Br< itenl>u,h
Hot
for their health,
i rcil Crumca and wife are
taking care
of their thing«.
Al
.Mr» Martha -mith went over to
bany for her first trip in 1» year«.
was quite a sight to her to
It
auch a
change in the city improvement«
Clabe Stewart
of
was over
Albany
I Uesday collecting relic«, «uch
of tnr firat houae built in the
the’•antiani, owned by
as part
fork, of
Newton Crab
tree, ar.d burlt in l»ti b\ Mr I’a kw
which he, Mr
hibit
at
Brownsville.
history
of
Stewart
the
wishes
pioneer
st.
to t \
at
meeting
a
Mr Stewart is writing
from IMO
county
Linn
to
1M6U.
The I’ll- Eater and
Mr
haic
Fillpott
been out perusing the cropa
and pro
nounce hay a poor half crop and spring
grain poor without several
nice show
era. as it most all looks sickly.
Santiam Farm will furnish atrawber.
ries from the Ifith on, at
are getting scarce
the
I2|c on
vine, and gathered reasonable,
as they
the
Currants after
24th, 211c on the buahrs, j.ickcd and de
livervd at 25c per gallon.
Two
of
«.co
Glass'
daughter«,
of
Gsass Valley, former residents of Seto,
are down
visiting their grandmother.
'Ira I’hoeite Turner for a
are tjoth robust eastern
week.
They
Oregon
girl«
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How long since th;« sign hung on your house?
Now just -top ami think. Hasn't it been a long time? But
what I a the w- ither I'* n dnuig in the meanwhile? That's
the jaiint to com tier. Wh« n the elements attack the wixsi
J your hous" is on the i|<>wn grade fa-t. Soon the loss from
• <h i rec it ion is a whole lot more than the cost of a good coat
" of paint.
‘.j
e Sure. | ainting c tt money. So the thing to do is to buy
H the paint tnat la ’s longest, and the answer is
0 ll< 'o'-, t'.e r< i -i : Bi- II u ter Faints are made on the
F l’ai ilic c ast for ti - climate with its many days of sunshine
d and seasonal rainy spells.
p
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Just as they • ave been for \ tr-. Ba - Hueter Paints today
fl are the most durable for the Pacific coast climate.
Get the painter to give you an estimate, but insist that he
use Ba s-Hueter Paints Hnd the repainting will not be
necessary for a long, long time.
We ell Bass Hueter Faints liecaiise we know them to be
most durable for the Pacific coast climate know it by
practical experience and severe test.
The eldest is married and the younger
would not object if a
favorable oppor­
tunity offered.
At our school meeting
Monday
Sutherland was elected clerk and
G
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Ihoa
BLATCHFORD BROS.
SHELBI RV OREGON
Smail director.
The santiam farm has had fine
sne-
cess in selling hia crop of strawberries ‘ in« from rating up hi» crop of chcrrie«
as he has hail calls for them as fast as ! without breaking the rule» of the new
ready to pick.
He now has currants,
1 law made to protect such a deatruc-
rhubarb arid vegetables to supply his I live bird, a.» they arc the m<>»t thieving
customers with and will make up all
. birds of the state, such a law prevents
his surplus berries into berry juice ami
thv farmers from protecting hia crop
wine which the old man keels to treat
of fruit and leave« it all to the merry
hia friends on.
of the robin«.
Can aome one inform the Pie r atrr
hew to prevent or keep the peaky
rob-
F ie E ater .
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Farmers attention - I^t us
print your return card on en-
velojre.«. We w ill furnish a good
grade of stock and print your
¡ aim- and address, and nar^a of
farm, if desìied, ¡00 for 5(k, at
the News office.
l.adtr«
Calling
Cani«
blank for sale at this office.
printed
or