The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 21, 1921, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextV PAGE BKVEN THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, OOTOnEB 17, 1021. j HELP FOR Ono of tlio moHl difficult ami nuv or (iihIIiii; pnihloniH of tho hbuso kooiior Ih tho planning and combina tion of tho incnlB. It Ih tlio Intun tlon of tho C rand Cuntrnl public mar Uot to lilan on tlio liiillolln hoard In tlio market, jiIuiih for iiiouIh for tho wouk along with recipes for any thing now which may appear. Those pIiiiih will nliio appear In tho Herald as woll iih tlio ninrluit. Thuy aro plan ned for u family of four, tho founda tion UHod holni; tho food whool com pllod by Mrfl. ChrlBtlno Krodorlck, ns found ItiRldu tho door of tlio ltooslor Cabinet. Tho mnnlH aro balanced, that Ih, each day's inonls contain carbohy- drntcs, proteins and fnts sufflclont to Hiipply tho roqulrod number of calorlcn necessary for woll bolng. TIioho niealH will bo found to ho sim ple, nutritious and wholoHomo, per fectly adaptable to tho tot In tho i primary room as woll as her hard worklui; daddy, Tho purHO of tho uvorngo family has also boon fallen Into considera tion In an offort to produco economi cal monlR an woll an nutritious ones. No fancy cookery or oxponHlvo food will bo featured slnco thoy aro pro ducud at too groat an oxpondlturo of tho homo maker's tlmo nnd money, A well cooked, well seasoned meal nerved la a dainty and attractive manner Ih much moro satisfactory than ono at which a tired motlior Heats horHolf, worn out physically with tho labor expended In Its prep aration and mentally with tho prob lem of adjusting a small salary or wngo to tho rIzo of tho grocery hill. Tho housewife's tlmo has been tak en Into at count and a shopping list will accompany the menu plan, enab ling tho shopping to boaccompllsbed In two weekly visits, Instead of tho hasty, last minute trips to tho mar ket. Il.ofl-ovors, that household buga boo, have been carefully made uso of In tho following meals so there need ho no .waste. Many will probably say: "My fam ily won't ent warmed up food." Tho family can hardly ho blamed, as warmed ovor food Is scurcoly over palatablo, hut dlsgulso that loft-over with a white sauco, or u now dres sing, or In a dlfforont combination nnd tlio cook will blush ovor tho com- pllmonts she will rccolvo. Just horo It may bo remarked that to cater to marked dislikes, which aro really nf tor all mostly whims, Is a most un wise thing to do and tho ono who does It only fosters selfishness and paves tho way to noodles trouble, work and worry In tho future. iTho recipes aro accurato nnd re llable and If careful measurement and method nro followed will result In no waste of material or Impor ted articles. Thoy havo been culled from rcllahlo cook books and class room work. Rtyiny of tho victuals nro familiar In ovory household bo need no special mention. Salad dressing used In tho salads may ho Mayonnnlso obtained from stall 31, to which an equal amount of boiled dressing or whipped sour croam may bo added. Tho vogotahlo soup mentioned In Tuesday's lunch eon may bo bought, needing dilution only, from stall No. Friday's lunchoon calls for cream of colory soup and dinner for celery and npplo salad. Uso the coarso stalks In tho soup rcsorvlng tho moro tondor parts for tho salad. Potato salad may bo purchased alroady pro parod, Itrovtii Hetty 4 c chopped apples; 2 c broad crumbs; 2 T buttor; Hot wator; Cin namon. Molt buttor, add crumbs and stir until crumbs nro huttorod, thon build layors of applo and crumbs until nil aro used, il'our hot wator ovor all until oven with top layer of crumbs. ISprlnklo with cinnamon. Ijoinon Sauce Vj o sugar; 1 c boiling wntor; 2 T cornstarch; Julco, VS lomon; V t salt; i T buttor. Mix first throo Ingredients woll, add boiling wnter, holl slowly thrco minutes. Remove from flro and add lomon Julco und buttor. Use hot or cold. Raisin lllM-ult Proparo a rich biscuit dough using 6 T of shortening to 2 c of flour. Cut with cutter slzo of small sized baking powdor can, sproad with molt ed buttor and fold In lmlvos Includ ing a fow largo dry raisins In tlio fold. Balto as usual. Potato Puff 1 c cold mashod potatoos; c flour; X egg; Salt. Comblno, shape as croqunttes If frlod In deop fnt, or drop In muffin pans and bako. Sorve with honey or syrup or fruit Julco. Tmnnlo Tlnilmlo ?i c rlco; 2 tamalos; 3 o boiling wntor; Salt. (Add rico and snlt to boiling wntor, cook until tondor. Place in shallow baking dish, mold HOUSEWIVES j! Ing like a plo crust. lAdd tamalos, which havo been heated nnd turned out of tho husk. Horvo hot, ItivalifaNl Sunday: Knilt, Cereal; French toast; .Tolly; Coffoo. Tuesday: Cereal; Muffins; Poath ud egg; Potato Pats; Coffoo. Tuesday: Bacon and eggs; Frlod potatoes; Coffoo. Wednesday: Coren.1; Hot cakes and syrup; Coffoo. Thursday: Cereal; Ilacon, muf fins; Coffee. Friday: Cereal; Hot biscuit and honey; linked ogg; Coffeo. (Saturday: ,Hot cakes and honoy; Broiled ham; Coffeo. J Luncheon Sunday: Applc-Colory Salad; llutter sandwich; Tea. Menday: Potato soup; fleet sal ad; Hohoatcd muffins. Tuesday: Vcgotablo soup; Cream ed tomato; Hot biscuit. Wednesday: Potato salad; Hut torod squash; Dread and butter. Thursday: Cold sliced meat; Hlco nnd gravy; Dakcd applo nnd croam. Friday: Cream colory soup; Hut torod parsnips; Fruit. Saturday: Salmon seup: Potato puff; licet snlad. IHlllMT iSunday: Iloast pork; Mashed po tatoes; Oravy; Buttered boots; Cold slaw; H row n Dotty, lemon sauco, Menday: Sliced cold pork; StoW ed cabbage; Dolled potatoes; Lettuce salad; Apple sauco. Tuesday: Macaroni nnd cheeso; Scalloped potatoes; Halted squash; Kgg-lottuco salad; Stowed fruit. Wodnesday: ltoast mutton; nak ed potatoes; Cnrrots and lomon Julco; Cabbage and cucumber salad; Ilalsln biscuit nnd cream. Thursday: Creamed egg with cheeso; Potatoes; Swiss chard; Cab bage snlad; Lemon plo. Frlday: Salmon steak; Mashed potatoes; Deots In vinegar sauco; Celery-apple salud; Cornstarch pud ding. Saturday: Tamalo Tlmhal; White potatoes; Cabuago-tomnto-pcp- per salnU; Crcumcd onion; Stowed fruit. 110MII CIAIB FOUND PARIS, Oct. 21. Paris exports found it cluo to tho bomb sont 'Ambassador Horrlck, in tho hand writing on tho threatening letter, which thoy claim is similar to the nauress on mo pacKngo. ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine Tnko Aspirin only as told In each packago of genulno Bayor Tablots of Aspirin. Thon you will bo following tho directions and dosago worked out by physicians during 21 yonrs, and proved safo by millions. Tako no chances with substitutes. It you sco tho Payor Cross on tnblots, you can tnko them without fear for Colds, Hoadacho, Nournlgla, Hhoumatlsm, Earacho, Toothacho, Lumbago and for Pain. Handy tin boxes ot twolvo ublots cost fow cents. Druggists nlso nil larger packages. Aspirin Is tho trado mark ot Bayer Manufacture ot Monoacetlcacldcstcr ot Salicylic acid. Who Is He? You've seen dozens of bis photo graphs but who Is ho? Admiral Mayo, commander of Undo Sam's Atlantic! Fleet during tho war, and recently retired. "I used to think I wn pretty Reed looklns," ho smiled, "but I guess It was tho gold braid, drcat llfo, though, with your tlm your own." la Outbursts of Everett True By Condon J 3rpSC-veN tou(S.' NO, StPs ! AMO vHGM X "D CT MU. 13Q SVGN TO ONO OF THS 0vl-O H-ASN'T GOT TrttS K45lV OP fcMNfN FGto seCoNOS To Keep BANcs. our op- hns TIMC5 I. J30K. AT ctotss INTO A "T?l SUMMONS I'Olt PUBLICATION Eqqlty No. 1344 IN Till! CIRCUIT COURT OF T1IK STATU OK OREGON FOR KLAM ATH COUNT V. Blrdlo Llnzl, Plaintiff vs. Chas. Llnzl, Dofendant. Tp Charles Llnzl, dofendant above named, In tho Namo ot tho State of Oregon, you nro lioroby required to appoar and answor tho complaint filed ngalnst you in tho nbovo entitled cause within bIx wcoks from tho date of tho first publication of this sum mons, and If you fall so to appear or answor, plaintiff will apply to the Court for tho rollof prayed for in her complaint on fllo horcln, to-wlt, for a docrco dissolving tho bonds of matri mony now existing botwoon plaintiff and dofendant, and for such other and furthor rollef as to tho Court may seem equitable This summons Is sorrod upon you by publication thereof in tho Evonlng Hornld, n dally nowspnper, printed, published, and of general circulation In Klamath County, Oregon, onco u week for six wookB, by ordor ot the Honorable D. V, Kuykondall, made and ontorcd on Soptembor 9, 1921, Tho dato ot tho first publication of this summons Is October 7, 1921. It. C. anOKSBKCK. Attornoy for Plaintiff Address, Klamath Falls, Ore. 0-7-14-21-28 N-4-11-18 IN Till: CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIR STATi:OK OREGON, FOR KLA. MATH COUNTV. lenity No. 13.1t Summons for Publication. Olive Boyd, Plaintiff, vs Daniel V. Boyd, Defendant. To Danlol 13. Boyd, Defendant: mx&oaaoxMX To look one's best and feci one's best in to enjoy an Insido bath each morning to flush from tho Bystcm the previous day's waste, sour fermentations snd poi sonous toxins beforo it is absorbed into the blood. Just no coal, when it burns, leaves behind a certain amount of n combustible material in too form of ashes, so tho food and drink txken each day lcavo in tho alimentary organs a certain amount of indigestible material, which If not eliminated, form toxins and liaisons which nro then sucked into the blood through tho very ducts which arc Intended to suck In only nourishment to sustain tho body. If you want to seo the glow of healthy bloom in your clietks, to seo your skin got clearer and clearer, jou aro told to drink every morning upon arising, a glass of hot water with a tcasnoonful of limestone phosphate in It, which Is a harmless means of washing tlio waste material and toxins from tho ttonxtcb, liver, kidneys ami bowels, thus cleans ing, sweetening and purifying the ontUr WpEf v ' k I. Hot Water Each Morning Puts Roses in Your Cheeks I gtJHF BmsrtWttmiC - ? s OTH5R tvA(T3fcS HIS 'Paoiei Oo tgs j;i vcsrcr TO.O MY APPtSTIXCS - - ft. - N 1" IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON you aro horeby required to appear and answer tho complaint filed ngalnst you in tho above en titled suit, on or before October 21, 1921, that being mo last day ot tho tlmo proscribed in tho ordor for tho publication of this summons, nnd if you fall so to appear or answor, plaintiff will apply to tho abovo men tioned court for docreo dissolving tho bondg of matrimony now existing bo twoon tho pallntltf and dofendant herein named, and tor such other and furthor relief as to tho Court may scorn equitable This summons Is served upon you by publication in tho Evonlng Hornld, a dally nowspaper, printed, puhllshod and ot general circulation In Klamath County, Oregon, onco a week for six weoks, by order ot tho Hon. D. V. Kuykondall, Judgo ot tho abovo en titled court, made nnd entered on Au gust 9, 1921. The date of first pub lication ot this summons is Septem ber 9, 1921. R. C. OROESBECK, , Attornoy for Plaintiff, Address: Klamath Falls, Oregon. 9-1C-23-30-7-14-21 DR. GERALD F. WARREN DENTIST Pcrmcnantly located at Dorrls, Calif. . SPECIALIST IN Cronus and Bridge Work Prices Reasonable. Guaranteed Work alimentary tract, beforo puttlns more food Into tlio stomach. Girls and women with sallow tklns, liver snots, pimples or pallid complex ion, also those who wnko up with a coated tongue, bad tate, nnaty breath, others w!k arn bothered with headaches, bilious spells, acid stomach or constipa tion should begin this pbospliated not water drinking and mo assured of very uronounrcd results in one or two weeks. A quarter pound of llmestono phos phate costs verv little at tlio drug store but is sufficient to demonstrate that lust as soap and hot water cleanses, purifies and freshens tho fckin on tlio outside, so hot water and Hnicitono phosphate act on tho Inside- arcans. Wo must always consider tVat Internal panltntlon la vast- ly moro important tnan outside cleanli ness, because tho skin pores do not ab sorb impurities Into thq blood, whllo tho bowel pores do, ' Women who desire to enhanco tho beauty of their complexion should Just tqr thb for a wtelc and notice' results. . V X EX-HERVICR MEN, ATTENTION' Klamath Pc.c Ho. 8, Amorlcan Legion meets at tho City Hall on the first nnd third Tuesdays of each month. Ex-sorvico men aro lulted to at tend tho meetings. For membership caraj or Informa tion ox-sorvlco men at requested to sco or wrlto tho following efficers: J, 11. Carnahnn, Commander. Itoy N. Fouch, Post Adjutant. For relief of employment see or wrlto the Chairman ot The Relief and employment Committee, Francis Olds, caro Lakesldo Lumber com pany. Phone 196-J DB. W. A. LEONARD Dentist Specialist It, Extraction, Oral Surf cry and diseases ot the mouth Koom io over uoiaea time Portraits and Enlargements ', ', Art frames and framing. : IIENLINE PHOTO SHOP i Opposite oourthonao Phono 80 827 Mala Klamath Lodg. No. 13Z I. O. O. F. Meets Friday night or each week at I. O. O. F. hall, 6th and Main streets Chas. Nowman ....... N. O. v. c. woiu v. a. O. B. Manguo ..... ...Secy. V. D. Cofor . ........ ...Troaa. ENCAMPMENT H. V. Brown .. C. P. J. V. Brewbakor ...... 8. W. L. 3. McClure , - , ., Scribe Nate Otterbein ........... Treasurer Klamath Falls Plumb ing & Heating Co. 1178 MAIN 1ST. PHONE 54S-W fHs Get Your Skid Chains Now Don't Wait Until You Have an Accident GUARANTEED SPRINGS v for Trucks and Cars of all makes. D.A.KENYON O. K. SHOP 439 Sixth Street Phone 462 fMMMMMMMAMMMVVVVVVWVWVVVVVWMWMVMVVWMVVVVVWVVVVMI "Lest you forget" Now is the time to select your personal Christmas and New Year Greeting cards. 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