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N Notic Idwing taken i of und« Nyssa, Seven left aid provini 2090 and to Come mile w See or I Wi hli Ga Add the oil and seasonings and beat the school a visit Tuesday. dreasing well. A smoother dressing can CULINARY COLUMN Mrs. Ida Waltar made Mr. and Mrs. be made from cottage cheese which is Snyder a visit Tuesday. made with junket than from ordinary Albert Butler is pasturing sheep on cottage cheese. The dressing is some Edited by Mis» Olive P. Baasett Mr. Von Reader’s place. what like a stiff mayonnaise. W. T. Keller and family made a visit Duchess Soup to the G. W. Dean home Sunday. MEAT SUBSTITUTES ¿onion, 2T fat, IT rica flour, o f 2T Mr. Bender and family had a sale Frl sago or minute tapioca, lqt milk, legg day the 6th and are going to Pendleton CHEESE or 2egg yolks, Jc grated choese. It salt to run a laundry. paprika. Cook the onion in the fat un Ciif Bender and wife’Bbaby died with Cheese, Corn and Potato Scallop til tender, but not brown. Remove the lie cooked potatoes, diced, lie can onion, add the flour; then the milk the ••flu.” It died Dec., 9 and was ned corn. 2 c cheese. Arrange the po gradually, saving out l-4c. Cook until buried Dec., 10. It is mourred by the tatoes and corn in a greased baking smooth and add seasoning. If sago or mother and father, two sisters and two dish in alternate layers with the cheese tapico is used in place of flour add it to brothers and many relatives. sauce. Cover the top with buttered the milk and cook 15 minutes. Pour crumbs,and bake the dish in a moderate the soup over the eftg beaten with 1 4c Presbyterian Church. oven for about 25 minutes. of cold milk. Add the grated cheese Rev. W. F. Shields, pastor. and serve immediately. Cheese Pudding The book of Judges is an interesting Jc pearl tapioca, le water, lc milk, book to read. It is romantic and full 4T grated cheese, 2 eggs. IT butter, of tragedy. You are among a strange ) t salt, i t mustard. Soak the tapioca people with strange ideas as you go in the water for 1 hr or longer. Add through this record Religious ideas the milk. Bring the mixture to the had not yet mounted very high. Read boiling point and cook it over hot water of Ehud, Shamgar. Deborah, Gideon, By Our Regular Correspondent. until it is soft—about 30 minutes. Add Abimelech, Jephthah, Sampson, Micah, the cheese, beaten yolks of eggs, and and the certain Levite of Ephraim an'd Burr Woods camo from camp Tueo- seasonings. Beat the whites of the write your impressions. day. eggs nntil they are stiff and fold them The material God has had to use. in lightly in the cheese mixture. Turn it Arbey Fitz and family are over ths building his kingdom has nut been into a greased baking dish, set the dish , “ flu.” ‘‘special fancy.” Mrs. Hali made a trip to Ontario Sat What kind of material are you in in a pan of hot water and bake it in a moderate oven until it is brown -about urday. God’s hands for the building of a better 30 minutes. Clif. Bender made a trip to Ontario world? Sunday School Lesson Sunday Dec., 15, Gen., 45: 1—15 “ Joseph for Monday. Cheese Cutlets Mri. Ida Adams made Mrs. Edia Tay gives his brothers. Topic Y. P. S C. lc mashed potatoes, l-3c grated lor a visit from Greenleaf, Idaho Tues E, “ The power of the Cross in the cheese, Jc cooked lima or navy beans, Philliplnes.” day the 10th. ground, 2T minced pimento, Jt poultry J. H. Taylor made a business trip to seasoning, I t salt, paprika, Jt curry powder. Combine the ingredients and Vale Friday. For s ale A. B. Fra*ier made a business trip to shape the mixture into cutlets about J 6 acre tract under intensive cultiva inch thick. Brown them in a small Spokane, Wash. tion. 3 acres in orchard, everbearing amount of hot fat and servo them with Mabel Blakely made a visit to Elaine strawberries, and other berries of all horse radish sauce. Joy’s Saturday. kinds, 7 room house, cellar, silo and out Cottage Cheese Salad Dressing Walter Blakelv made Irving Walter buildings. One mile south of Nyssa. JOHN EVANS. Jc cottage cheese, 1 egg yolk, 4T a visit Tuesday. salad oil, Jt mustard, Jt salt, 2t vine» Ed Ingraham made a business trip gar or lemon juice. Add the beaten ta Ontario Thursday, Bemember the date of the Red Cress egg yolk to the cheese and stir It well. Mrs. Ida Walters made the Cairo membership drive—December 16 te 23. | BOULEVARD Letter of Appreciation Frank D Hall, local chairman of tne Fourth Liberty Loan committee, is in receipt of the following letter from the state chairman; Mr. Frank D. Hall -Nyssa, Ore., Deal Sir On behalf of tha State Cen tral Liberty Loan Committee I desire to extend to you hearty congratulations for the success of the Fourth Liberty Lean Campaign in your district. You not only secured over subscription to your quota, but the number of your subscribers is substantially greater than in any previous campaign. Your succees is no doubt due pri marily to the whole hearted and spoil taneous patriotism of your loyal citi zenrv, but patriotism is of no avail ex cept it And expression in support ar.d service to our country. You and your associates have secured such service and support in striking manner. The results obtained by your com mittae speak of devotion, united action and leadership, for which you are en titled to great credit. Until cur boys march through tne streets of Berlin to the tune of Yar.koe Doodle we have but one business — the business of winning the War This must of necessity ex aet great sacrifices from each of us, but 1 am sure you share my own feel ing of appreciation in being permitted leadership in patriotic service. I anticipate the enjoymentof a warm friendship flowing frum our association in this important work. Very sincerely yours, EDWARD COOK1NGHAM, Liberty Loan Executive Chairman for Oregon. OVERCOATS You will find here the Style and Quality in Overcoats that you are looking for. Heavy weight, medium weight, in either long or short coats. Every coat guaran teed to give perfect satisfaction. $10,$15,$18,$20,$25 Mackinaw Coats .When you buy a Mackinaw Coat for yourself or boy our “ Fi“ld and Stream” Mackinaws can be depended upon to give you the satisfaction in either quality and low price. Men’s Mackinaws 5,8.50,12,14,15,16.50 Boys Mackinaws Forty Acres for Rent 6.85, 7.50 and 8.00 For part of crop, for term of years Immediate Possession Given R. H. Howsley. L. SPIER m Shop Early in the Day Packages Wrapped Free By so doing you can choose leisurely, the salespeople are not rushed, you will get better ser vice, and get back home without “shopper’s fatigue.” Christmas packages wrapped with holiday paper for mailing free of charge. Do not be afraid to ask. It won’t cost you any thing, and we are willing to serve you. Eighteen more days until Christmas. Wilson Bros Department Store It pays to Shop Early MAN AND BOY’S STORE NYSSA, OREGON Annual Gity Budget Do your shopping tomorrow This Store Is Headquarters for Practical, Useful, Gifts Make this the greatest Christinas ever known. The war is o v e r - right has triumphed over might and once more the world will have peace and happiness. Let us all give of our abundance [to spread the message of good cheer throughout the land as a fitting token of the deep gratitude we all feel for return of peace. Especially the children—they must have a great Christmas—greater than ever before. This store is prepared to supply your needs. Our large stock of new merchandise will satisfy your requirement of quality and price. Every department now radiates with the spirit pf Christmas. Prac tical, useful merchandise suitable for Christmas Gifts is shown on every counter. A thought of practical, usefuljgifts and a visit to this store now will help you to solve your biggest gift problems Resolved that the annual budget set ting forth the estimated amounts to be raised by tuxation far the Town of Nyssa be made up and submitted to a Mass meeting of the Electors of said Town of Nysaa as provided by Law. Beit further resolved that the fol lowing ¡ b an estimate of the amount of money proposed to be raised for the ensuing year; Budget. Pelice................................. . $ 120.00 Streets and Walks__________ 1,553.24 Operating pumps__________ 240.00 Street L ig h ts.......................... 600.00 Fire Department............ ........ 200.00 Printing and aupplias________ 30 R ents____________________ 180.00 Library1............................. Power (Electric)___ _______ 300.00 Up keep and repairs.............. - 200.00 Interest and sinking fund___ 2,175.00 Recorder’s S alary................... 800 00 Jewelry Department Is ready for the children. We have a classy line of of Jewelry suitable for gifts, every piece warranted to wear What can you give that would be nicer for a gift than a Wrist Watch. Bracelet, Scarf Pin, Ring, Cuff Buttons, Watch Chains, Lavalliere, Bar Pins COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU OUR LINE « SANTA CLAUS has sent us a message that he is on his way from the north pole and will soon arrive at WILSON BROS- In the meantime he wants all his little friends to visit headquarters in Toyland and see the new Christmas things- i Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Vale, Oregon, * December 4, 1918. Notice ia hereby given that Dudley Barker, of Nysaa, Oregon, whe, en March 11, 1914, made Homestead En try No. 03164 for Lot 4, SW1NW1. WJSWi, Section 4, Twp. 20 S, R. 46 East, Willamette Meridian, hoe filed notice of intention to make final three-year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Reg ister and Receiver U. S. Land Office, at;Vale. Oregon, on the 8th day of Jan uary, 1919. Claimant names as witnesses: Emil Baarstad, C. A. Marshall, L.E. Wilson, Carl Sjoblom, all of Nysaa, Oregon. ____ THOS. JONES. Register. NOTIGE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Offico at Valo. Ore., „ O' , Decembor 4, 1018. Notice is hereby given that Emil Baarstad, of Nysea, Oregon, who on March 50 001 12, 1914, made Homestead En try No 03166 for EJSEi, NWJSEL and SEiNEJ, Section 8, Township » South, Range 46 East, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three-year proof, to es tablish claim to the land abeve de- befere Register and Receiver, , $5,948.24 sdribed, U S. Land Office, at Vale, Oregon, en Estimated revenue from other the 8th day of January, 1919 Claimant names as witnesses: Dudley sources than by direct taxa tion......................................... 1 100.00 Barker. L. E. Wilson, C. A. Marshall, G. Brown, all of Nyssa, Oregon. THOS. JONES. Register. $4,848 24 Notice is hereby given that a mass Lost. meeting will be held in the Conncil Two pigs, one white and ene red, Room of the Tewn of Nyssa, Oregon, weight about 50 lbs each. Finder on the 27th day of December, 1918 at d5tf. 8 o’clock p. m, for the purpose of dis please notify John Newby. cussing the foregoing annual budget. Dated this 2nd day of December, For Sale. 1918 W. B. HOXIE, Five-horee Westinghouse electric J. Boydell, Acting Mayor. motor, used one season, Inquire Jour* Recorder. d52t nal office. 4M Hol[iday Gi[>ods $ Books Stationery For the child re n An excellent as sortment of Box Paper. For the boys For the girls For the adults TOYLAND NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 50c t o $2.00 Jewelry Wrist Watches Cuff Links Brooches Scarf Pina Bracelets ‘u Chains ] Christmas Cards, Booklets ' ■ Toys and Dolls, Manicure Sets. White Ivory Mirrors Brushes, Combs, etc. FOSTER’S DRUGSTORE NYSSA. OREGON.
