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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1928)
D m in OUR COMIC SECTION Howe About- Jack Frost, Decorator fill mMmmWooU Arc wmtm wig THE FEATHERHEADS Just Good Clean Fun WWW ABeoT IT. "I I . I I miV.ITCCOn IW m. ViMUFSHCAD- J I U VfOQ9E AND I kit Hbo'Lt TUAT J fc&J VWOWHjM cThe Kitchen Cabinet in r ?P HQWE j 1 1 1 & Ball Srndlctl. wnu " Probably you kove obsorved Hint nil Uie great poets have devoted their tal ent to faiiejj 1 cannot recull one who devoted iiihiij lines to Hie commoner and more Important thlnge of life. Shakespeare, who ehlnea among them as the sun shines aiming cau dles, was a toady and crawled hum bly before royalty, tie hud do an- preclatlou of ordluary alrutra. or 01 their prime Importune. He hated the common people, although he belonged with them by birth. He exploited kings, courts, battles, Intrigues, fulr lee, assignation and asaurelnailoo. Such Justice as we have was ac complished by common men wltb pikes, aud not pens, lo their hqtitla. Lately we have literature or duhi- neaa. and modem literary men revile l One of them In England has Just made a great furs because other than trained literary men are permitted to write for print. 1 bave often thought many or tne wise men of antiquity, whom we are expected to venerate, really had little sense. One of them aald there la 00 degree In virtue: that one Is either good man or a rogua Certainly a foolish statement. Kveryone la some what tigerish, and his suci-ess In Of depends on the per cent lie attains In becoming a tuine animal. now general tlie cruse for newapa- Der notoriety 1 Itecently duel was (A mil, WMl.ro Nawapainr Unloa.) To Ktlii soma little work of God's a little frultfullcr, better, to maka m mt human hearts a llltla wlitr, manfullor, happier, mora uiriaad, Ir.i acrurard It la to da Uud's work. I'arlyle, WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE Pratt Lydia E. PinkWs Vegetable Compound FINNEY OF THE FORCE Isn't That Like a Frosh?! fiul urra VK. I Tasks wt if wt I Am .HE flS T 9 taATEB ( COPPER! W ( TvJtUSS A 1TTI IfwBSENOTUAT 1(A I POLISH J fVlVvv TvJlSTTO OMCC PJ ISCROWMV OUT - p P j n auai m rvi ail "vix f e. a T T'ajiXlUJ I jniHK' V -yj v 1 -J ill f 1 Wtstara Xtwipaptr Uoloa WAYS WITH COCOA So often when serving cocoa as a drink there will be cupful or more left over. Bet It awny and tlio fol lowing day lr pure a cornstarch pudding, using the cocoa In place of the milk for blanc mange. Cook as ukuiiI and set awny to cool. Serve wltn sugnr and cream. Cocoa Angel Food. Heat the whiles of five eggs until stiff, add one-fourth trnnpoonful of cream ot tnrtur and fold lu lightly one cupful ot sugar. Sift together one tcaapootiful of corn starch, one-half cupful of flour and one-fourth cupful of cocoa. Add one teaFpoonful of vanilla. Mix all to gether and bake In tube pan In a slow oven. Cocoa Sauce. Take five and one- half talilvxiHMitifula ot cocoa, one cup ful of sugar, one and throe-fourths la- blciipootifuls of cornstarch, oue-half cupful of cold water and a pinch of suit. Cook In a double boiler, edit ing one and one-half cupfuta of bolt ing water; stir coiiHtnully until the mixture thlckt-na. Then cook over the hot water for half an hour. Add fought In Italy. The principals were one-half tesKpoviiful et vanilla when men ot note, and, on the dueling ground, actually potted for newspaper pictures! Probably the entire m counter will shortly appear in moving pictures. A good deal of fun Is made of "Main street men." I confess I like them. Thousands of them as smart and agreeable as 8lnclalr Lewis, their principal critic. . . . And far more useful All the best people come out of the trials, tribulations and experi ences of Main street Get all yon can out of life wltb good health, good conduct, and good work. Hut when a laugb Isn't due, don't laugh. I knew man once who lost an Important promotion becaure be was too much devoted to sunshine on cloudy days. Don't be merrv when other things are clearly Indlrim-d. The women ofteu ray men specially admire the adventuress type. There la nothing In It. Occasionally an ad venturess books a man, but the man's fool. Ninety-seven brides out of ev ery hundred are good women. Laws protecting women are some times queer things. A widow of forty, with three children to supjiort. was getting f 10 a week aa a restaurant waltresa. She was reliable and cap able, and was offered the poult Ion of nlclit cashier at l-t) week. The the mixture la cooL Cocoa Bread Pudding. Soak two cupfuls ot breadi-rumba In four cup fuls of scalded milk for oue half hour. Mix one fourth of cupful of cocoa with a little cutd water to make paste, then add to the mixture. Ileal together one-fourth ot teaspoonful of salt, two-thirds cupful ot augar, two eggs and one-half learpoonful of vanilla. Add to the pudding mixture, pur Into a buttered pan and bake In nan of hot water. Serve wltb bard sauce. Marehmallow Frappe With Cocoas- Scald three cupfuls of milk and stir Into It one-elgtitb teaspoolirul ot salt, two and one-bait tablespoonfuls of cocoa, one-balf cupful of augar; let the mixture boll up, then add one-balf cupful of marehmallow cream or It equivalent ot diced marshmallowa. Chill, add one-bait teaspoonful of va nilla and fret-te, packed In Ire and salt Tills amount will serve all per eon. Maple Parfalt rk-nt four eggs slightly and pour alowly on them oue cupful of hot maple sirup. Cook care fully until the egga are cooked and the mixture thickened. Cool and add a pint of thick cream whipped. Pour Into the mold. Pack In Ice and aalt, four parts of Ice to one of salt, and let stand three to four hours. Ways New and Old. We all like to try new things. At Mrs. Annie Kwlnski ot lit 1st Ate. unit. Mllwatikan, Wis., writes (bat she I becsme ao weak and run-down that she waa not able to do hor housework. She aaw the name Lydla. 10. Pltikhara'a Vege table Compound In the paper and aald to her hunband, "I will try that medi cine and aee It It will belp me." She aaya aha took six bottles and la feel ing much bettor, lira. Mettle Adams, who Uvea In Downing Street, llrewton, Ala., writes as follows: "A friend recommended Lydla H. Plnkham'a Vegetable Com pound and since taking It 1 feel like different woman. With her children grown ud. the mid- dloaaed woman flmla time to da the thlnxs she never had time to do before read the new books, see the new plays, enjoy her grand-children, take n active part In church and clvlo affairs. Far from being pushed aside by the younger set, she finds full, rich life of her own. That la. It hor health Is good. Tbousautls of women past fifty, say they owe their vigor and health to Lydla K. Plnkham'a Vegetable Com pound, and are recommending It to their trlcndi and neighbor. Garfield Tea Wai Your Grandmother's Remedy Kor every etomaeh and Intestinal UU This good old-fash-loued herb home remedy for consti pation, stomach Ills and other derange ments ot the sys tem ao prevalent these dsys la In even greater favor as family medicine than In your grandmother a day. Oregon & California Directory HOTEL ROOSEVELT am rMAMciico-a niw rmt moth Erarr ma with tat hw. W no w tl.al at Itui. unn Mil HOTEL WILTSHIRE, Sm Francises Mi .i-r ll"n MWSI IliMHT But I a W.uor Ovule mrmt ant bk. Si !, Sraklk, Outin r-i wofc . riuS tlMf". St abl, EARN BIO MONEY ir mui eta wmifl eUlw Pur-A. LM-tarMWMklf. Beollww. Writ . Mm CD BVSTeei or coiimi StortNowsH: law forced her to quit the eauler and this time of the year when the new Gloomy Outlook A friend persuaded William Lord Wright, the aerial king, lo visit a pop ular cafe. Following the usual cus tom, he paid a big rover charge and a stiff price for a pitcher of lemonade. The waiter, Inclined lo be affable and make conversation, remarked that It looked Ilk rain. "Io you mean the weather or the lemonade r Hill wanted to know. more renpectable position; It was a woman reformer In the pity of the state who forced the cashier to return to Hie dining room, and work harder for one-half the pay. "Any man who will marry a second wife." says a noted cyolc, "does not deserve to lose bis first one.' Natural women are ao admirable, useful, agreeable, that many man willing to give a million dollars fr I one la afraid to risk It, In these days of flappers and sufTrsgettea. Mussolini, the Italian ruler, la very rcmnrkahle man. without much doubt Ue waa a common man of the people many yeara, until dlrcovered. And he discovered himself: tne poi Itlclans bsd nothing to do with It How ttisny other geniuses are there In Half t A good muny, I am aura. There are thousands aud thou sands and thousands of geniuses among the common people who never get a chance In big way. I greatly respect my audience, there are so l many rmart people In It Every bunch of thousand la name to contain a Lincoln or Franklin. Creatnesa la really very common; opportunity to display It In public arralrs. very rare. Look at tlie geniuses In business I Many of these men would mukt great rulers. ocrnt.10nn.1y 1 enK..KB ... a ChMlnut 8alad.-fihell end blanch flrUIIK, ana ao nn.lli lor un i . . ,,,,. nflnl-n ..Inula. . . . 4 I infill iiitniimim ........t, read, reati, reau; nouns, "''"'' . tnM1 drllln ,, cllt Into slices, add an nnmiinil-lH, Ili-wn in iri mm niw uii- nuta are In the market let ua use them aa freely aa possible. ruts are rich In food value con centrated food and when properly masti cated are entirely diges tible. For those who must not eat meat, nuta offer muny ways of tak ing the place of It Biilude are Improved by a table spoonful or two of minced or finely broken nuts, and cukes and cake (tilings are mnde more delicious by the free use of them. Nut and Cheese Roast. Cook two tablcxpootifuls of finely minced on ion in one tnhlvspoonful of butter until the onion la soft and delicately col ored. Add a little hot water If needed to keep from browning. Mix one cup ful of grated cheese, one cupful of wulimt meiila chopped, one cupful of bread crumbs, the Juice of half a lemon and aalt and pepiier to taste. Add the onion, butter, and pour Into a shallow illsh and-bnke until brown Serve with white aaure. Pscsn and Prune Salad. Cut a iKiund of choice prunes Into narrow strips, add one cupful of sliced pecan meats, a nnsh of pepper and suit to season. Ilent one cuprui or cream until stiff, add two tnhleapoonfuls of lemon Juice. Mix with the prunes and nuta and aerve on a curled let tuce leaf wllh spoonful of dressing for a garnish. Chang Cart Williams 80 the train hit you and carried you on the cowcatcher for sev eral mlleaT Drown Yes, and I suppose I'd be on there yet If the conductor hadn't kicked me off for not having a ticket. For Croup What Would You Do lint It a shriHM'i fmrrlp- ion ud U mliliont tA fcomr or 3S yw which tltw croup 1 without wmlilnfl la 16 mtnum. ' Alt lha ouli heal rchrl ItMwa lor Coulhl. UW Mr) Whwpuit Cu(h. l(ihmatIMtlWMla Vonr hn vow khouie Mm tw lthoul ft ho.lh.wf ihlavaluaMw ttmMrW4 rwniMlr. rwooitinwodve ty tlx twit CUwnM't wwrtillttt. Alk fwur drufrfcM DwW laU.Ueka aUMMO. to crou tu Iwuiw, from Kidney and Bladder Trouble, Don't let these organs make martyr of you. Heed the first warning that "things are not right." Drink freely of water and take Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Cap. eulea. A world famous remedy for kid ney.llver, bladder and uric acid troubles since 1696. EUief W HAAPltSM Olt V HAAPltSM Olt K332222Z3 At all grunlit. la thm iIm. tank for the hu m Uw klut m4 Bwht kus. ficult It Is to find anything worth while! And I criticize the best I am able to find I . . . As sure as you live, teachers, publishers and book aaenla of the various kinds, have made too much of llbrnrlea. A man wltb the better Job la usual ly 1 better man than the man below him. Sou never in your lire saw a nullman conductor who ranked with the train conductor who recelvea twice at much pay. ff It the women And sklrta objection able, why do they not wear punta- loons as men do? Why should Ihey ennui measure of finely cut tender cel ery, mix with French dressing and terve on lettuce. Ovstsr Fritters. Mlnre fine one dozen oysters and atlr Into the fol lowing butter: One and one half cup fula of flour, two teaspo.mfula of baking powder, one teaspoonful of salt a few diishea of cayenne, two tetntwonfuls of minced parsley, three- fourths of a cupful of oyster liquor and milk mixed and one beaten egg Mix well and drop by spoonfuls InO hot fat Itrown and drain and serve hot Potatoes nre one of the foods that are always with us and a dish of creamed or hot rleed potuloes wllh I A1IJ WtM.Hf, Kilevae action, raniMS. I akn Ir. tvmsiH otNe m. fUMl snvmbtanu. wnesrMttff evsHieh, tMUUr, UfcWu forcOLDo expose their legs lo giise and weather! W,a mmce served around a plntter ' of steamed snlinon is especially nppo- We are alwoys Hearing 01 tne woir ,.n. at the dtHir. wnen ne gcis in mere has been a good deul of negligent - ' w, I lonr I Fir Wounds and Sores Hartford's Balsam of Myrrh Umt hx for irrt botlU II wM nlud. AllwMkra. FROZEN FEET Aftn the flnt muuim for frmira fottj itmm or ar Oarlrail la the Idol traat xnrnt, Iti medicinal alia and antlaqitls chwmlcala aonth tha tliauaa, (liar aura naaa and halp t opravant compllrationa. A tO-Miil lirii from your druif iat ! all that ta raqulrad. Your monay back f It falla to aatl.fr. SPURtOCK'NEAL CO., NubvllU, Traa. la barring the door. , N. U PORTLAND, NO. 3-1028
