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HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOV. 21, 1929.
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by Nancy Hart
A Hot Egg Dessert
Beat the yolk of four eggs, mix
with them a teaspoon flour, three
tablespoons powdered sugar, a very
little salt; flavor with extract lemon
or any other flavors that may be
preferred. Whisk the whites of the
six eggs to firm froth; mix them
lightly with yolks; pour mixture
into a greased pan or dish; bake In
quick oven. When well risen and
lightly browned on the top it is
done; roll out In dish, sift pulver
ized sugar over and send to table.
Vegetarian Dishes Spanish Loaf
This calls for one can of spinach,
four cups boiled rice, two cups
white sauce and one red pepper.
Mix sauce with the rice, chopped
spinach and pepper. Pour into a
loaf and bake twenty minutes.
Scalloped Meat
Two cups of chopped cooked meat
(cold), one cup of boiled rice, one
cup of tomates, butter size of wal
nut or a cup of nice gravy, salt and
pepper to taste, one sweet pepper
(chopped). Mix together and put
In baking dish; cover the top with
breadcrumbs and little dots of but
ter. Bake forty minutes.
HUMORETTES
BE GENTLE.
SUPERIOR PEOPLE.
LETTERS.
People are needlessly mean to
each other. We would all be better
off if gentler in our manners. Oc
casionally a man, must be rough,
but as a very general rule gentle
ness is easier than a fight
"The real fool is he who does not
know himself," said Oscar Wilde.
. . . I have always believed every
one knows himself, and lies when
he says he does not
Those old persons who believe
they are superior to the plain peo
ple, and struggle unsuccessfully for
years to prgve It have a very poor
opinion of us. Their formula of
abuse is always about the same.
One of them lately wrote: "An
other eager human soul on the
threshold longing to find some suit
able high work In the world, all un
witting of the fact that ideal strlv
nigs are everywhere despised and
discouraged." . . . Clarence Whistler,
a real Art man who could at least
paint pictures which sold readily,
and afforded him a living, said there
never was an artistic period; never
an art-loving nation.
I have observed that the more
lenient the world is with criminals,
the bolder and more Impudent
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Teacher: "What is a cannibal,
Tommy?"
Tommy: "Please, teacher, I don't
know."
"Well, if you ate your father and
mother, what would you be?"
"An orphan, miss!"
"I hope you'll dance with me to
night, Mr. Jones."
"Oh, rather! I hope you don't
think I came here merely for pleas
ure!" "Was Maude in a bright red
frock at the dance?"
"Some of her, darling, some of
her."
"Did you say he doesn't know how
to kiss?"
"No. I said he didn't know how
to kiss."
"That man cheats," said a golfer
as he entered the club-house. "He
lost his ball in the rough and play
ed another ball without losing a
stroke."
"How do you know he didn't find
his ball?" asked a friend.
"Because I've got It In my pock
et."
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criminals become.
In reading I often encounter let
ters from famous people. They
usually are dull, though exploited
by the magazines or newspapers In
which I see them. . . . Letters have
not been marked in my life as a
means of imparting wisdom. I find
conversation more valuable. A large
per cent of It is foolish, but in the
steady stream a jewel Is frequently
encountered. My objection to print
is that it is monotonous big talk
from persons on pardae trying to
attract favor by flattering the pre
judices of prejudiced persons. It is
in conversation one nnds real opin
ions.
Oscar Wilde, most tremenduos of
critics of plain people, once made
an admission I thought surprising.
He wrote: "One who is entirely
Ignorant of the modes of Art in its
revelation, or the moods of thought
in its progress; of the pomp of the
Latin line, or the richer music of
the voweled Greek, of Tuscan sculp
ture or Elizabethan song, may yet
be full of the very sweetest wis
dom." Most of the really important
things in the world 'have been ac
complished by men who Knew
nothing of Tuscan sculpture, vow
eled Greek or Latin line.
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DON'T BE KIDDED!
Bays old Bill Deri 'Tve got a notion
To go and Jump right in the ocean,
Euh time It trickles thru my dome
That rm a man without a home I"
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The "wise guy" tells you
you can rent cheaper than
you can own your home.
The smart fellow keeps on
owning his home. Ask
the home owner, and he'll
tell you there is no other
such feeling in the world!
See us about the materials
when you are ready to
build. We can save you
money.
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and Lumber Yard
Phone 1123
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Darigold Milk
10 Cans 99C
48 Cans . . . $4.59
An exceptional value
Take advantage of it.
Effective Friday, Nov. 8, to Saturday, Nov. 23, Inclusive
Corn
Extra Standard Quality
3 Cans 39C
6 Cans 75C
24 Cans $2.73
No. 2 Cans
Peas
Extra Standard Quality
3 Cans 39C
6 Cans 75C
24 Cans $2.73
No. 2 Cans
Tomatoes
With Puree
3 Cans ......... 39C
6 Cans 75C
24 Cans $2.73
No. 2'2 Cans
Pumpkin
Fancy Solid Pack
6 Cans........ $1.00
12 Cans $1.95
24 Cans $3.79
No. 2Vi Cans
Spinach
Fancy Libby's Brand
6 Cans $1.13
12 Cans $2.20
24 Cans $4.35
Kraut
Libby's Solid Pack
6 Cans $1.00
12 Cans $1.95
24 Cans $3.79
Corn
Fancy MacMarr Yellow
Corn
6 Cans $1.10
12 Cans : $2.05
24 Cans $3.90
No. 2 Cans
Peas
Fancy San Juan
6 Cans $1.19
12 Cans $2.35
24 Cans $4.59
No. 2 Cans
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sale! More than 1300 of our stores
are joining in this great event which
offers food buyers of the West a wide
variety of the season's finest, new
pack foods... Take advantage of this
BIG sale of canned goods. Stock up
at these special prices! Buy NOW
and SAVE MORE!
FRUITS
3 Cans. 6 Cans 12 Cans
PEACHES-Libbey's Halves, 2h
80c $1.55 $3.05
PEACHES-Libbey's Sliced, 2s
69c $1.35 $2.65
PEACHES-Rosedale, l Tins
75c $1.45 $2.85
PEARS-Bartletts, 1 Tins
99c $1.95 $3.85
PINEAPPLE-No. 2, Sliced
83c $1.59 $3.16
PINEAPPLE-Sliced, h Flat
40c 79c $1.55
PINEAPPLE-Crushed, h Hat
40c 79c $1.55
PINEAPPLE-2s, Broken Slices
73c $1.43 $2.80
FISH
3 Cans 6 Cans 12 Cans
SALMON-Red, Tall Cans
95c $1 79 $3.49
SALMON-Red, Rat Cans
65c $1.27 $2.49
SHRIMP-Fancy Dunbar
55c $1.05 $2.05
OYSTERS-American Beauty
55c $1.05 $2.05
TUNA-White Meat, h
63c $1.25 $2.49
TUNA-White Meat, h
. 43c 79c $1.55
CRAB-Geisha Fancy, h
$1.00 $1.98 $3.95
CLAMS-Ocean Spray, No. Is
95c $1.85 $3.65
CLAMS-Ocean Spray,
65c $1.27 $2.49
BOOTH SARDINES Oval Tins
43c 83c $1.63
BUY IN QUANTITY-IT PAYS
String Beans
Stringless Standards
6 Cans 80C
12 Cans $1.55
24 Cans ...... $2.99
No. 2 Cans
Pork and Beans
Van Camp's
6 Cans 63C
12 Cans $1.20
36 Cans $3.55
Medium Size
Hominy
Van Camp's, No. 2Y2 Cans
3Cans 43C
6 Cans 83C
12 Cans $1.63
24 Cans $3.19
Asparagus
R. C. Eastern Style
3 Cans 55C
6 Cans $1.05
12 Cans ...... $1.99
No. 1 Cans
Sardines
Booth Oval Tins in Mustard
or Tomato Sauce
3 Cans 43C
6 Cans 83C
12 Cans $1.63
24 Cans $3.19
String Beans
Fancy Allen's Pride
6 Cans $1.15
12 Cans $2.19
24 Cans $4.25
No. 2 Cans .
Tomato Sauce
Del Monte Brand
3 Cans 23C
6 Cans 39C
12 Cans 75C
Tomatoes
Libby's Solid Pack
6 Cans $1.13
12 Cans $2.19
24 Cans $4.29
TOMATO SOUP
Campbell's
6 Cans 59c
12 Cans $1.15
48 Cans $4.35
Phone 1082
STONE'S DIVISION Hotel Heppner Bldg.