The Hermiston herald., May 19, 1927, Image 3

T H E H E R A L D , HERM ISTON, OREGON
“Sneed,” said the other kindly, “1
CANNED CHERRIES
Variefy and Contrast in
I tell you that by remaining here yoi
will embarrass me and Imperil cei
FOR WINTER PIES
Flavor of Foods Served
tain plans I have determined on, wll
The matter of variety and contrast
you still want to stay?”
In the texture and flavor of the foods
“I’d do anything for you, Mr. Peter,
Surplus Fruit Easily Put combined
In one n—nl Is not always
he said brokenly.
KB. I I » . W m m t b NeOTpapor Uulaa.)
given sufficient thought One flnds oc­ N o N eed to Suffer A n o th er D ay
Away
for
Future
(/»«.
"I knew you would. I will say this
casionally that everything served la
T h o se A g o n iz in g T ortur.
P eop le h a v e to liv e firit before
If, by any turn of the wheel, thlng>
[Prepared by th s U n ited State« D epart-
soft and lacking In “chewy” food—
th ey can see, and they oan't thin k
in g P aine.
m
e
a
t
o
f
A
g
rlo
u
ltu
rs.>
become better, I will have you back.”
u n til they a re fed, and one needs
as, for example, a combination con­
The cherry season Is short As a sisting of a creamed dish, mashed veg­
“The papers say nothing Is left,
a lw a y s to h a v e had .n o u g h turnips
There Is onS simple yet Inexpen-
and ca b b a g es
to s e t
w ith o u t
rule, the family eannot use all the etables, and a milk pudding. Each of
Sneed returned dismally.
tro u b lin g ab ou t th e g e t tin g them ,
fresh cherries from even a single tree, these foods would probably be excel­ •lve way to reduce Inflamed, swollen
“If the papers were always correct
la order to aes a n y th in g In them
this would be a* direful world."
io It becomes necessary, If one would lent alone, but they do not go well toe joints and get them down to nor-
axosDt food.— Mrs, Wilkins.
mal and that Is to apply Moone’s Em­
Sneed looked Into the face of
lave the benefit of the entire crop, to together. Again, when a milk flavor erald Oil night and morning.
Peter Mllman be did not know, and
can the surplus for later use- This predominates throughout a menu, the
Ask your druggist or any first class
UNUSUAL CHICKEN DISHES
ts not at all difficult particularly If food lacks zest. Contrast in texture druggist for an original two-ounce
he had believed he knew his employer
you arm yourself before beginning any can be secured by serving something bottle of Mocne’s Emerald Oil (full
ln every mood. It seemed to the but
The familiar forms of the usual way canning, with a copy of Farmers’ Bui- crunchy like toast, or browned crumbs strength) and refuse to accept any­
ler he had discovered a new person
allty, someone more ruthless, harder 3t cooking chicken la relieved from etin 1471-F, "Canning Fruits and Veg­ on a scalloped dish, something soft, thing In Its place. It Is such a highly
bitterer.
monotony by various sea­ etables at Home,” obtainable for the as a white sauce or custard, something concentrated preparation that two
"The man who comes tomorrow
sonings. One does not asking from the United States De­ crisp and fresh, like lettuce or cole ounces lusts a long time and further­
more If this wonderful discovery
COPY RIO MT /«
W.N.U.
will
never
take
your
place.
You
may
wish
the character of a partment o f Agriculture.
M . UNITED STATES
slaw. For variety In flavor some of does not give you complete satis­
SER VIC E
Pack
the
cherries
Into
hot
Jars,
and
regard him as a temporary expedient
dish to be lost by season
the foods chosen should be milk or faction you can have your money
When you go, Sneed, I shall see one
lugs, but the art of aur cover them with boiling sirup. Use bland, like potatoes or bread; some refunded.
do the entire work o f a house in which of my few friends depart."
prising with the familiar thick sirup for sour cherries—that Is, should have a pronounced flavor, as
Special note; People who want to
only a few of the rooms are occupied.
STORY FROM THS START
The butler knew that there was no
thlnga la worth cultivat­ one part sugar to one part water— In the case of rare steak, roast lamb, reduce swollen or varicose veins
A woman comes In by the day to argument be could use to change his
and a medium sim p for sweet cher­ ham or cheese, or some of the vege­ should get a bottle of Emerald Oil
ing.
clean the place and the windows, and employer’s determination. But he was
From th e co m fortab le fin an cial
Chicken a la l arengo ries—one part sugar to two parts tables such as cauliflower, cabbage at once. Applied night and morning
eltu a tlo n to w h ich he had been
the furnace la attended to.”
as directed they will quickly notice
cheered by the faint hope that some
—It Is this dish which water. Process pint and quart Jars
born, P e te r M llm an, A m erican
“I think I can suit you,” she said, day he might return. Mr. Peter, he was served the great Napoleon after for 23 minutes In a hot-water bath, and onions; there should also be an Improvement which will continue
g en tlem a n o f th e old ech ool, and
something
sour
In
Itself,
like
tomato
until the veins and bunches are re­
and turned to a card Index.
la st o f h is fa m ily , la p ra ctica lly
reflected, had never been like other the battle of Marengo—It ao pleased counting the time from the moment or pickles, or like spinach or beete-- duced to normal.
reduced to p en u ry th rou gh the
“Walt,” said the other. “There are men.
the surrounding water Is actively somethlng that Is ordinarily served
Reserved,
non-communlcatlve,
the
great
man
that
tha
dish
was
m isfo rtu n e o f a . frien d , H asen
other necessary qualifications.
He aloof and austere, but Inflexibly a man named for the battle. The following boiling. If you use No. 2 or No. 3 tin
B rew er, w hom h e had u n w ise ly
with vinegar, or a salad with French
must be a good plain cook and know of his word. Six months was not so la a recipe which claims the honor:
trusted.
cans process for 20 minutes.
dressing. Sweet flavor Is usually pro­
dSt
no English.”
If
you
wish
cherry
pies
In
winter
long. Sneed thought he would spend
Singe and cut up a five-pound chick­
vided in the dessert, or It may be In­
fo dawrm lna th e e x a c t oaoM b q t CARBOIL
“That makes It easier,” she said. the period in foreign travel. He had en as for fricassee. Melt two table­ that have the fresh-fruit taste, can troduced elsewhere In the menu as In
w iu s lv e quick relief. No expenaiva operation
la D ecenary aa one application o f CABBO1L
“I have a man with very good refer­ understood that during the past quar­ spoonfuls of butter In a saucepan and them without sirup to dilute the flavor. candled sweet potatoes, or In the form
C H A P T E R I— C ontinued
prom ptly atopa tha p a ls and eon tin n sd naa
ences who could fill the bill. He came ter century certain Improvements had add three tablespoonfuls o f the best Remove the pits from the cherries, of jelly with m eat
P—
<»» th a oore. G et a eeaem ua 80s box
from your drugglxt. Many link a s et aathflid.
add
sugar
as
desired
and
bring
the
over
In
the
last
quota.
If
you
could
been
made
In
the
world.
jllve
oil.
When
the
fat
Is
hot,
add
the
“It was my Intention to bequeath
In addition to these requirements
SF U R L O C K -N S A L C O ., N a s h v i l l c , T i n s .
cherries
to
the
boiling
point
Then
wait
a
few
minutes,
I
could
arrange
When
Peter
Mllman
told
Sneed
that
lark
meat
of
the
chicken
and
cook
for
them to the Metropolitan,” Mllman
hts presence would Imperil certain five minutes, then add the white meat pack hot In hot Jars and process for In the foods chosen for a menu, It Is
frowned a little. “It will seem like to have you meet him.”
THEY SPREAD
DISEASE
Achille Lutry was forty-seven, rath plans, he was speaking sober truth with a clove of garlic and salt and five minutes. Those packed with the necessary, of course, to see that each
breaking faith with the dead.”
S
a
of
the
five
food
groups
as
given
by
Sneed did not yet know that the er terrified with the size and noise of In the upper rooms of his home there pepper; stir often until each piece pits will be useful for cherry sauce,
d I M a -
the
United
States
Department
of
Ag­
man he served was Insolvent and that New York, and anxious to begin to had been born the determination to Is well browned—about twenty min­ cherry beverages and many other good
c*n’i «pill or ---------
riculture Is represented—vegetables
all these relics which told so much save money so that he might return save the things he loved from being utes. Have ready a tomato sauce made things.
r will n
not
o li soil oirinjur«
and
fruits,
cereal
or
starchy
foods,
anythintf.
If
you
plan
to
make
cherry
Jelly
you
disposed
o
f
at
auction.
It
seemed
from
one
can
of
tomatoes,
a
slice
of
to
Amiens
and
establish
a
restaurant.
o f the Mllman. history must come un­
eftlclent-proteln
foods,
fats
and
sugars.
DAIsŸ“iïŸ
“nLLEB
will
need
to
use
pectin,
as
cherries
are
almost
as
though
the
shades
o
f
his
union, a little parsley and celery which
der the hammer.
“You can leave The wages he was offered seemed mar­
ro a r dealer.
me,” Mllman said, after a pause. “I velous. The restrictions seemed no forbears, lingering about the things have been cooked together until thick, one of the frnlt8 somewhat lacking In Some thought must be given also to H A R O L D S O M E R S B r o from
o k ly a
N . Y.
burden to him. He had no friends to that had been theirs, had concentrat­ then rubbed through a sieve; add one this Ingredient requisite for Jellying. the relative proportions of foods cho­
want to remain here some time.”
sen from these groups in order to sup­
At six o’clock Sneed ventured to dis­ ask Into the house, and the little ed their Influence upon their ultimate tablespoonful of butter. To the chick Department Circular 254 will tell you
ply sufficient protein of the right kind,
turb Peter Mllmar. During the hours leisure he was allowed made the sav­ descendant. He had gone to the Mll­ en add one-half pound of fresh mush­ not only how to make the jelly with
calories, minerals and vitamines.
he had passed downstairs Sneed ing of his wages certain. He was to man museum to say farewell. He rooms which have been cooked In but­ pectin but how to make the pectin
These are sometimes called the “four
thought he understood what his em­ report at the house on Lower Fifth had put down his ancestor,'a sword ter five minutes. Arrange the chicken also.
points of food value.”
with thp determination to fight. And on a hot platter, add to the gravy In
ployer m eant He had put things to­ avenue tomorrow at noon.
gether. He believed Peter Mllman
That night nt dinner the estimable In this fight Sneed, for all his faithful the pan three tablespoonfuls of the Strawberry Fruit Punch
For Indigestion, Dyspepsia, ate.
w as cataloguing his treasures. Hazen Sneed noted a certain unusual nerv­ ways and honest heart, could have no tomato puree, stir until hot, pour
Is Ambrosial Beverage Drinking Orange Juice
Relieves D istress after Hurried
Brewer’s failure had been as complete ousness In his master's manner. The part. Any deviation from the way of over the chicken and serve.
M eals or Overeating. Being a
Strawberry fruit punch Is an am­
as the evening papers proclaimed.
old butler did not dream o f the 111 life he had followed for so many years
Chicken a la Stanley.—Add one large
for Breakfast Favored gentle
laxative, It keeps th e d i­
would alarm the faithful butter. He onion thinly sliced to one-fonrth of a brosial beverage to serve at festivi­
Peter Mllman’s manner vaguely dis­ fortune that awaited him.
Sometimes
the
orange
that
Is
cut
In
gestive traet working normally.
turbed his butler. There was a smile
“Sneed,” Peter Mllman began, when would inevitably have Imagined his cupful of butter, add two young chick­ ties when strawberries are available
half and placed on the breakfast
30c & 90c. At all Druggists.
where usually mild cynicism reigned. the coffee had been poured out, “my employer was 111 and buzzed about him ens cut Into pieces for serving and and all sorts of parties are In the air. table is not eaten because the vari­
The
amounts
given
in
the
recipe
be­
Almost It seemed as If the sword future household arrangements will be like an anxious fly.
6. 6. CREEK, Inc. WOODBURY, N. J.
cook for ten minutes; add one cupful
ous
members
of
the
family
simply
do
Mllman's way of life changed direct­ of chicken stock and cook until the low, which has been tried out by the
which Mllman held had Imbued him on a different scale from what they
not hnve time before hurrying off to
with swashbuckling courage of that have been of late. You have been a ly Achille Lutry entered his service. meat Is tender. Remove the chicken, bureau of home economics, makes school or work to dig out the pulp
▲ B E A U T I F U L C O M P L E X IO N fo r o n ly llJ fc
To
the
Frenchman
It
was
nothing
un­
about
five
gallons
of
punch
and
should
hard-drinking, roysterlng Oliver MU-
rub the stock and onion through a
ÁBkyour deuler fur K RUMO l„A or write
DepL W, Chicago.
usual that Mllman went out frequent­ sieve, add one and one-half tablespoon­ be sufficient to serve between 50 and with a spoon. For the same reason, Dr. 0. II. Berry Co.
man who had been a notable figure In
the
whole
orange,
Intended
to
be
ly. Lutry knew nothing of the former fu ls of butter and the same of flour, 75 people liberally. Chill all the In­
the Colonial wars.
peeled and eaten In sections Is left.
Movement of Lightning
secluded existence.
"I am not sure," Peter Mllman ob­
cooked together. Season with salt and gredients to be used for gome time
A few days after Sneed's heglra had pepper, serve on a hot platter with before mixing the punch. Add water The family gets Into the habit of dis­
A new motion picture camera, tak­
served, "that man made a good ex­
pensing
with
oranges,
which
Is
not
a
begun, Achille Lutry dropped three the sauce poured around It. Garnish that has been Iced or crushed Ice.
ing 2,C00 pictures a second—about 150
change when he put aside the sword
good thing, for oranges are one of the times as fast as the ordinary movie
letters Into a nearby mail-box. The with banana, cut Into diagonal slices
Fruit Punch.
ifl?d depended upon law and Its chican­
best sources of vitamins we have and cameras—Indicates
that
lightning
letters were addressed to: Fleming and fried In butter. Dip the banana In
dozen lem on s
eries.”
m ade stro n g tea
may be classed among the extremely moves In spirals and not In zigzags.
1% dozen o ra n g es
Bradney, Edgewater, N. J,; Floyd seasoned flour before frying.
9 cu p fu ls su g a r
“So I’ve heard, Mr. Peter, sir,”
Important foods for children, the
q u arts str a w b e r ­ 8 cu p fu ls w a ter
Malet
of
Philadelphia;
Neeland
Sneed returned, understanding noth­
ries
J quarts a p o lll-
United States Department of Agrlcul
Chicken ■ la Marengo No. 2.—Cut
Barnes of Peeksklll-on-the-Hudson.
ing.
I No. 2 can s sh red ­
narls, or more
the chicken, sprinkle with salt and
ture says.
ded
pineapple
Fleming
Bradney,
returning
born«
tt
teasp
oon
fu
l
o
f
"I was not aware the view was so
q u a r t s fresh ly
sa lt
Why not serve orange Juice In
from a tedious day of work In the lab­ pepper and dredge with flour. Fry in
generally accepted,” said his employ­
Boll the sugar and water together glasses or sherbet cups to the mem
oratory of an oil refinery, found his a little salt pork f a t Put Into a stew
er. “The man who owned this literal­
O tu tf Amtrtca't E x a ftite g i B iu iu ij Collisti
letter on the table where his meal was pan, cover with the following sauce, to make a heavy sirup, nnd chill. Cut bers of the family who must hurry off
ly carved his way to fortune. He had
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nnd
cook
slowly
until
the
chicken
Is
set. He was a big, untidy man of
the large berries In thirds or halves In the morning? The habit of drinking
fought In Europe before he came here.
tender.
Add
one-half
‘
can
of
mush­
and crush the remainder. Scrub the orange Juice grows, nnd the child who
middle age, taciturn, and unpopular
His God-fearing brother, my own an­
with his fellows because he Invited no rooms cut Into quarters and cook five oranges and lemons, and after the will drink It several times a day Is
cestor, disowned him publicly In
School o f Canunercely“
confidences nor answered personal minutes. Arrange the chicken on a Juice ts extracted, cover the skins the gainer. He may hnve It at lunch,
church on Christmas Sunday and lo3t
Polly dursditsdb H.A.A.CS.
questions. At the Edgewater refinery, dish and garnish with parsley. Serve with wnter, let them stand for an perhups, and again when first home
all his cattle and bam s by lightning
Broadway and Salmon
Portland, Oregon
as In that at Bayonne from which he with the sauce poured round the hour or longer, and then pour off this from school hungrily looking around
the next summer. I have always had
for “somehlng to ent,” with mother
had come two years previously, he chicken:
liquid and add It to the fruit Juice.
a sneaking fondness for Captain
SAN FRANCISCO
Sauce.—Cook one-fourth of a cupful Combine all the Ingredients nnd add equnlly anxious that he shall not spoil
was known as F, Bradney. None sus­
Oliver.”
his
appetite
for
dinner.
Orange
Juice
of
butter
with
one
tahlespoonful
ol
pected
him
of
being
the
great
physi­
chopped
Ice
until
thoroughly
cold.
Sneed followed his master down the
3 8 7 Ellis S treet, a t Jones
cist, Fleming Bradney, once the fore­ finely chopped onion, one slice of car­ Just before serving add the npollt- ts suitable as a beverage for chit
broad stairs.
The butler regarded
O U TSID E ROOM. PR IV A TE BA TH 22.00
most man in his line America had rot, one slice of turnip cut Into cubes. nnrls, and If the punch is too strong drer’- noon lunch and appeals to
him self as a bullt-ln feature of the
Add one-fourth of a cupful of flour, a add Ice water In small quantities un­ them because they cannot have the
produced.
mansion. He knew that to seek work
He slit the envelope and looked nt dash of cayenne, one-eighth of a tea­ til It Is the flavor desired. This tea or coffee which they see older per
In the bustling world outside would
sons drinking.
the address and signature. The name spoonful of pepper, and cook until the makes about five gallons of punch.
be repellent and bewildering. H e real­
Peter Mllman meant as little to him flour Is well browned. Add gradually
ized that Peter Mllman and he were
as his own nam.e to Edgewater. Brad­ two cupfuls of boiling water and one-
two lonely, friendless men. And they
ney had never read a Social Register half cupful of stewed tomato, cook Lve
had lost their home because one of
CUSTARD WITH FRUIT AND ANGEL FOOD
We Pay Return Pottage
them had trusted Implicitly In Hazen “You May Regard Him aa a Tempo­ In his life. Between the pages was a minutes, strain and serve.
money order for one hundred dollars.
343 Union Avenue N., Portland, Oregon
Brewer. What a price to pay for
Sea
F
oods.
rary Expedient.”
“I beg you,” Peter Mllman wrote,
friendship, Sneed mused unhappily.
Let us break away from the old cus­
M o to rc y c le & S u p p ly Co.
He did not understand how It was faithful servant to me for many years. “not to Imagine that by Inclosing this tom that Friday Is always fish day.
money
I
suppose
you
to
be
an
object
Portland, Oro.
Third a Taylor Sts.
the other seemed In no way depressed., I am not likely to find your equal. In
Fish should be served
H a rley Dari<1 eo n A gen t«. N ew e n d r u a ra n -
Sneed was not to know that Captain lieu o f notice I shall give you six for charity. I urgently desire you to
teed
ttaed
m
o
to
rcy
c
les.
T
erm
s
to
s u it , F a c to ry
oftener; one may not be
eq u ip p ed sh o p in c o n n ectio n .
Oliver’s shade had whispered courage months’ wages. I shall be glad If you dine with me today week at half-past
able
to
have
the
fresh
Into the ear of the last o f the Mil- will leave before luncheon tomorrow.” seven o'clock, and It may be that you
fish In any locality, hut
must engage a substitute or be put
DR. ABBOTT'S IONS
mans.
“Oh, Mr. Peter, air,” Sneed walled,
the
canned,
smoked,
—by my request—to some expense
“what have I done to be treated like
pickled and salted are
not otherwise necessary.
Send fo r Booklets end Testim onials FR E E
this?”
C H A P T E R II
usually In ordinary mar­
“Yon may ask yourself why you
Factory 2 1 1 B road w ay
•
Portland, Oro.
“Nothing. If I had my way, I should should go to this trouble for a man
kets; If not, by mall or
At ten o'clock on the following never let yon go. You cannot under­ unknown to yon. I would answer that
for all rare, new and
express they will be sent
used. W heals, Rime,
morning, Peter Mllman entered the stand how sorry I am. But the thing I am thoroughly acquainted with your
to any address.
A c c e s s o r i e s , etc.
There are matters life history and entertain a great ad­
offices of a firm of lawyers which had la Inevitable.
W rite or call.
Planked Spanish Mackerel. — Split
P A C IF IC AU TO W R K C K IN S CO.
transacted the private business of which you must not ask me to explain. miration for y*our genius. Think of down the back a two-pound mackerel,
'ay and Flanders t t
Portland, Ore.
Hazen Brewer. Henry Payne, the head This la one of them.”
me as one anxious to see yon regain dust with salt and pepper and rub
“Let me stay,” Sneed begged. "I your rank as one of the great scien­ thoroughly with salad olL Lay on an
o f the firm, looked troubled when Mil-
man's card was brought In. The In­ don't want wages. I can do the work tists of the world. Perhaps at this oiled plank, place In a very hot oven
A Delicious Dlvh With Fruit and Cake.
Tratata« 1er BUSINESS. TBAOU er PBOFESSIONS
terview would not be pleasant for we pay that woman for, and tending dinner you may be offered the oppor­ for about twenty-five minutes. Baste
Bend for lite r a tu r e
the furnace is good exercise. This Is tunity.
either o f them.
O
R
O N IN S T IT U T S OF TCCHNOLOOY
frequently with melted butter and a (Praperad by t h . Ualtad States Dseart- half of the salt until they are frothy; Y. M IG . U.
A
.
U
ld
g.
P o r t la n d , O r e g o n
“I came,” Mllman began In h is ur­ my home, too, sir.”
(TO B E CONTINUED.)
msat o( Aerlealturs.)
few drops of lemon Juice. Remove
bane manner, “to find out. If possible,
Springtime, when eggs are plentiful, then the cream of tartar la added and
from the oven snd pipe seasoned
they are beaten until stiff. The dry
S | ABAa Tuition rateeelBO June 1st:
the extent o f Mr. Brewer’s losses. I ♦XSX*Z<»X<»XSX«XeX4>X«X«X*X*Z«X«X«X«Z«X«Z«X<»X«X*X4>Z«X«Xe mashed potato rround the fish, brush IS the season to Indulge the family
to ftv per cent pal«l while
Ingredients are then folded carefully AT h IT * i NOW
m ight have called up Hazen, but In a
» v n »earning. Position«ecured.
with
cakes
of
the
sponge-cake
group.
with the yolk of egg beaten and run
moment like this he has worries B ig J o b f o r W o m a n .to H a n d le G r o w n M a n the plank under the gas flame to The Ingredients In all of these cakes Into the beaten egg whites and when L ecture« w e e k ly . M c o lle g e s . W rite for c a ta lo g .
the mixture is partly blended the
enough.”
brown. Have meat from a half pound are similar, since all contain a large flavoring Is added. Many people like
“I hope Mr. Brewer Is not worrying
proportion
of
eggs
and
no
butter
or
of
cooked
lobster,
dip
In
butter
and
“Man has always wanted a listener will never tire, and who will adapt
almond or lemon flavoring, others
now.”
lay around the fish. Garnish with other fat. Eggs supply the liquid prefer vanilla. Only the folding mo­ SELIG BROS., San Francisco
“Then things are not as bad as they since the beginning o f things, and herself to his mood, even when he
and
Inclose
air
for
leavening.
Plain
holesale Tailor«
slices of lemon and parsley.
tion should be used In mixing, for H are our local W dealer
seemed?” Mil man's heart pounded as when be cornea home he wants It still. wants to kiss her while the bacon fat
taka your m easure for a
sponge cake requires-the use of whole
. . . Listen for all you are worth; Is still congealing on the dish.”—From
Fillet of Sole Merguery.—Take a
stirring tends to release the air de­ ‘Satisfaction G uaranteed” ALE-W OOL SUIT.
he said IL
eggs.
In
sunshine
cake
twice
as
many
Prices
to
su
it
your p u n a.
“Sugar
and
Spice,”
by
Lady
Kitty
Vln
three-pound sole, one-half pint ol
pended on for leavening. A smooth
“Worse. I’ve bad news for you, Mr. It la your Job. I can tell you, to
coiokpd' shrimp, two tablespoonfuls of whites as yolks are used. Angel food
ungreased tube pan Is best for baking
Mllman. Poor Hazen Brewer com­ handle a full-grown man properly la a cen t
butter, one-half cupful of mushrooms, calls for the whites only. As there
angel food, and a fairly large cake
mitted suicide In the early hours of full-grown woman's Job, and don’t
are always yolks left over when an
you
forget
I
t
”
one tahlespoonful of flour, three slices
will require about an hour In an oven
Shetland Shawls
th is morning. I suppose when he saw
angel
food
cake
Is
baked,
a
good
many
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“Anyone can be charming when the
there w as left nothing but liabilities,
A Shetland woman tells bow the of lemon and onion, three stalks of people use them to make a soft cus­ at a temperature of 825 degrees F
room w ith bath or show er. 22.00 to 22.20.
evening
falls
and
the
stars
twinkle
In
a t Eddy.
Garage n ext duor.
It may be tested with a clean tooth
his mind gave way.”
lovely Shetland shawls are made. She celery, one-fourth teaspoonful of cel­ tard to serve on fruit with tha cake
the
sky.
but
give
me
the
man
who
can
pick, the tame wny as any other
Payne wished he could discover from
says: "We do not knit the shawls ery salt and two egg yolks. Put for dessert Sliced oranges or bananas
MUman's expression how much or lit­ be charming at breakfast without be­ from the middle outward; we knit a enough water Into a saucepan or fish or almost any canned fruit may be cake. Invert the pan on a cake cool HOTEL WILTSHIRI E .Î San Francitcn
S a tte r AW
er when It ts done and allow It to
LX
tle this news meant to him. But Mll­ ing offensive.”
lace the required length, each quarter kettle to effver the fillets, add lemon, used.
Qetetde rooms with bath, j u t a tJ g S ' ff»M double.
“It
la
the
things
o
f
the
spirit
more
drop
o
u
t
onion,
one
tablespoonful
of
butter,
cel­
man had too much control o f him self
by Itself, and pick up the stitches
Quart rooms with bath, C-00 single. 21.9 <1< a b le .
The bureau of home economics
Breakfasts Mo. 60c, OOcj Dinners « e i Bunday 11 UO
to allow any man to see how strlckeu than those of the flesh by which love along the straight edge; the number ery and celery s a lt; cook ten minutes,
to ft Custard.
gives
the
following
directions
for
la
preserved.
A
woman
may
not
then add the fish ; cook till tender hnt
he was.
differs
according
to
the
else
o
f
the
1 quart m ilk
tt tca sp o o n fu l ol
and
“Poor Hazen,” he murmured. “He trouble to powder her nose, nor mani­ shawl required; these we take In at unbroken; remove the fish to a plat­ making both angel food and custard.
sa lt
8 or 8 . g g y o lk s
Rims,
H cu p fu l su g a r
1 tcsspoouful of
Angel Food.
a, etc.
w as one of my oldest and best cure her nails, and yet she may have each end of the middle, to form the ter and keep hot over hot water, strain
that subtle flair for loving well which
W rite or call.
vanilla
friends.”
corner of the shawl, aa we proceed. the sauce, adding another tablespoon­ i cu p fu l so ft-w h e a t 1 c u p f u l . g g
— TS
* CO.
CO.
LTÍTLE AUTO FA R
w h it« , (I fairly
A curious tribute, thought the law­ turns life into • constant adventure. Last of all, we make a square for the ful of butter, the shrimp and mush­
flour
7C1 Golden Oata A va.
S» an Francia««
Heat
the
milk,
sugar,
and
salt
In
a
That
la
the
woman
of
whom
a
la
rg
e)
to
1H
cu
p
fu
ls
o
f
yer, to one whoae speculations had
middle; put a quarter to each aide rooms. Cover and let cook ten min­
double boiler. Beat the eggs lightly
tt tsa sp o o n fu l o f
su g a r
ruined him. But perhaps the other
with needle and yarn (wool), much In utes, then stir In the flour mixed with I tsssp o o u fu l fla­
aalt
and pour slowly Into them some ot
1 tsa sp o o n fu l o f
did not yet realize to what an extent
voring
the same way aa you graft the toe of enough water to make a paste. Stir
the heated milk. Pour back Into Un-
Old Songs Seem Crude
cream o f tartar
his private fortune was Involved.
and
cook
five
minutes,
add
the
beaten
a stocking. Then we sew up the cor­
double boiler and stir constantly un
The nearer w e get to songs In the ners, and the shawl la finished.”
yolks and cook Just long enough to
"The mortgage on my honse,” Mll­
Angel food Is not mixed In quite til the custard coats the spoon. Re
man began, *T suppose It will be fore­ making the cruder they are. Very
heat through, but not boll. Add more the same way ea plain sponge cake.
move at once nnd place the pan In »
often
they
are
not
only
Incongruous
closed r
seasoning If needed.
bowl of cold water, stirring until cool
The sugar, flour, and half the salt
Roquefort
Cheeso
but
seem
humorous,
when
they
were
T m afraid so. There will be a
Add the vanilla. Chill the custard
ir e sifted together several times. The
The bread used In Roquefort cheea*.
meeting of his creditors within a day not intended to be so. Sometimes
•gg whites are beaten with the other and serve It on fresh or canned fruit
or so. If I can act for you In any they seem callous, treating o f death la made of the finest wheat or of win
way, I shall be only too glad to do with what appears to be an utter dis­ ter barley, leavened with a large
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Be on the lookout for troublesomt
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OP DIITIHCTIOH
In moat cases thia la quite un­ and thoroughly baked. The crust la
Insects and animals and take prompt
“You are very kind,” said
i 8l«lh er
Rplthesd la the eastern portion ot
Mllman courteously. H s shook Mr. intended. The humble author Intend­ removed after standing a day and the
SotVsooS S oots are less likely to measures to get rid of them If the)
ing to express the proper sentiment crumb la pounded In a mortar and pot the strait separating tha Isle of Wight
appear.
Payne's hand and left.
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-pllnter If they are treated regularly
s
e
e
materials with which be la fa­ away In a damp place until It la cov- from the English mainland. It re­
“A thoroughbred," murmured the
vlth oU or wax.
wlth mold. When It la ripe ceives Its name from tha Spit, a eend
lawyer, who bad seen many distin­ miliar, often parts of several other
• e •
Rub the nickel of your stove with
Or
ba
wishes
to
use
a
certain
erough
the
new
cheeses
are
thorough
guished men listen to bad news In
hank which runs out for a distance
dish of dandelion greens with a ammonia and whiting. A very little
refrain
and
thia
refrain
carries
over
ly
rubbed
with
the
moldy
bread,
and
this office. “Poor devil, wiped out ab­
o f three miles from the coast ol few stripe of crisp bacon makes
rubbing will keep the nickel bright
Into his mind certain associations. layers of It are put between the lay­ Hampshire, a beautiful southern coun­
solutely 1"
and shining.
-ood dose of Iron tonic.
e e •
Before going homo, Peter Mllman What be does he does In good faith, ers of curd. After several days' press ty o f England.
took his way to an agency which spe­ and If hia product la not up to our Ing the cheeses are wrapped In linen
cialised In French domestic help of standards It Is not because of Intent and dried and sent to dairy vaelts
bat because o f the crudeness o f hie where they are stored, rubbed with
the better sort.
“I went.” be said to the woman at attempt.—II. W. Gordon. In Adventure salt, scraped, etc., so aa to enable Che
mold to run through them.
& e desk, “a French butler who will
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