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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1925)
STATESMAN'S'' SATURDAY MORNING MARKET PAGE, FOR OUR; BUSY HOUSEHOLDS - agg mil I I II I I I sggg-B5 L wys" Rcm Bf Betty Barclay y -, 's ' -. '."tfurrypp retipes are the most . important of all, to hare at your finger tips.' Tbey are needed when uzjet petted company comes; when : father: raskes home from the office inglsting tbt he must be back In half ati hour; or even on wash day wbe -there Is not mueh time, to prepare dishes that require a long pej-164 ;Of;obktns. r; - C pt ' cenfle there are some old standby' lifre canned goods, fried potatoes and cold beef," or quick luaehfe from the delicatessen or bakery.- Alter 'a time However, these "besln to,gfet tiresome. There i 1 HOttiaK ' MkV haring something new;, even In a "hurry-up'' dish. frjme day try a tapio'ca creamed ealmon for alchange".- Those who thlak.ot tapioca -only in terms of V the old fashtoned pearl,-will have to' '19 conTerted'W 'the modern qukk-cooklng kind if they -wish to talte adrantage of this nurry up disk.' The fagredients are few nd .inexpensive.- All fef them are always on hahd with the possible exception of h salmon, and tbose wb keep an emergency shelf will of course .have a can of this. , - AJipwo vrouaru auuvH up tnUk;- . 4 cap water cup salmon level . tablespoons quick-cook Jag iepioca' - - -'1 tablespoon butter tegg Ur desired V rlt-and pepper Heat ' the "milk and water in i double boiler add the tapioca and cook: (or 40 minutes, stirring rre- ' quently. VAdd the 'salmon: flaked with a ,fbrkV Cook liar fflvV min . utea ' and "add butterV seasoning. aad egg well "beaten. Serye hot on toast or crackers ' ' . ,An emergency shelf la a wonder ful ihlBgffo -bare "It need hot be a their; of course, for 'large tin box' Will-do just as welL 1 What eTer it. is; H should contain a few foods that may- be called upon wljen Jin emergency arrives. ' 1 ' With such A shelf, there Is al waya a lunch 1n View when" friends ?U upon ydu after the store are closed. ' Tasty sandwiches, salads end other-dishes- are possible at ill times, for th emergency shelf foods; : together 'with' the contents the bread hot and the refriger ate ihould serve for4 even an -. eH-bvale salad." : ' ' ' ' ; rWheij foods are. used from the emergency shelf, duplicates should be' 'placed there ' aV- soon as pos ' slble; ; Otherwise, the ' emergency rhett will not' be 10 0 per cent ef- fitfenV K ' . . ' : ,Theo again; food that have been on the shelf unused for some tme, ' should be brought - to the table,' whk'iiewly-purchased foods bf the same kind are placed' upon the. shfilf iaHhelr tead. th thU way .the "emergency shelf ,wili al ways' have nothing but the fresh- est foods, : '.. - .'" ' ; V'ftach. shelf Is very Inexpensive. Fifteen 'or twenty articles would be .a generous "supply; Everyone wlA ha Ve 'her 'favorite selections for such shelf, but the following list of foods may offer some sng- . I can evaporated milk 1 ca baked beans7 ' A 1 ean prepared spaghetti 1 package quick-cooking tapioca l jar- bacon 1 jar sliced beef 1 bottle pickles 1 bottle stuffed olives 1 bottle 'catsup ' ' J can pineapple ' 1 bottle" maraschino' cherries""" 1 jar home" made" Jelly""" - ' 1 can peas 1 can corn" ' 1 small cheese 1 small jar nut meats 1 small bottle salad 'dressing. With these in reserve, dozens of tasty hurry-up dishes may be got ten together without worry. Soups, meats, salads, vegetables and des serts all are there.: ;With bread. butter and potatoes in their regu lar places, and with a little coffee or tea in the canister, the stage is set fdr a real mean any time. Children's Food Dieticians are ' interested In the experiment Hawaii has been making.- The soil over there Is of vol canic origin and does hot produce vegetables with the same vitamin content that is found in vegetables grown in the United State.' Con sequently, in order that the child ren may not lack any of the food elements necessary for growth, they are fed on canned vegetables from the United States with the result that many delicate children and- babies are brought to good health. ' and "on such days It is good to' have in ' mind' some appropriate luncheon recipes which require only "the simple ingredients, al ways to be found on the' pantry shelf. The familiar tomato bisque is "one that is sure to be well re ceived, and' to make it more j in viting just a little different and at the same time more healthful tapioca is added. ; ! To a pint of strained red to matoes add two level tablespoons of butter, two level tablespoons of the kind of tapioca that does not require soaking," a tablespoon; of sugar, a pinch of baking soda and an eighth teaspoon each of salt and pepper. ' Cook in 'a double boiler for 15 minutes. An enam eledware double ' boiler will be found best because its vitreous surface will not interact with the acid in the tomatoes. "When ready to serve, stir the hot soup gradually into one and one half pints of milk which has been heated to boiling point. (Never stir the milk into the to mato mixture as it may curdle). serve with croutons, toast or crackers. Jhe .Versatile Tomato The' tomato leads alf other Teg e tables in .the canning Industry. In,jrying;to find an explanation of thfs a'T grocer5 stated that to matoes could be : used in more ways than any other kind of vege table; ' and that - the - housewife could get a larger quantity for her money. ' He mentioned that they can be' stewed, used in' soup, or as flavoring for a" dozen ' different dishfsf tnav thejr are used at sea to preven th ecurvy, and that newcofcirsr front southern 'Europe like ,t hem, almost as well as native AmeVicahsdo. ' Now comes the news; )h aft hey quench thirst bet ter than anything known to man, so that' canned tomatoes have be-1 come indispensable ' for the - fall auto trip. 5 Tosstbamony Besides succotash," the Indians had a dish called tossihamony. made of corn and green peas 'in the- pod. . .It is itot put up com mercially by corn canners. It is best cooked with a little bacon. Color of Canned Corn Sometimes corn taken from the cans is a little dark." This merely means that it has been cooked more thoroughly than the house wife is able to cook it in her home. This is done to make sure of kill ing all bacteria. It need cause her no concern. - - 1.S5 Aft .49 - ' .aa J ZIAXtKETS: TS.t wht. .--wbila nut. . ' i (law -.1- ' rotX. 3CVTTOV AJTO BET ' Top fcr .13 4 UrestHI vf..... .15 Top tw. ,. ASQj64 -J 2.51 05.00 Bo!W . . . H Potint Umbt. SO lb. 4 umitr 17 IM m4 el - .IS OM rootr Broilers 15(31 3ft-: 8 ZOOS, BTTTTEE. AXO XTJTTEXTAT -' Brtrf (t '. . '.' ' VS frtiwry buttr , T-S - Krgs . .. , - .as Sto4nl s . 8cU----......... .56 Milk, par et. 4 - .... 3.44 Tapioca Tomato Bisque Cool days are already beginning to appear : between - warm spells TO sra CEK Petition Avers Survey Would Shorten Distance From Salem Two Miles Lemon Sponge Pie Thia pie 'leaves little to be de sired and is, indeed, a worthy re presentative of the lemon-pie fam Cream one tablespoon of but ter with one half cupful of sugar and add the yolk of one egg. Beat all-well together and whip In the grated rind and juice of one lem on. Place in an enameled ware saucepan, which is not affected1 by citrus acid and will therefore pre serve the delicate color of the mix ture. Scald all but two, tablespoons of a cupful of milk. Blend one tablespoon of corn starch with the cold milk and add to the scalded milk, stirring until thickened. Then add to the lemon mixture and fold in the stiffly, beaten white of the egg. Cool but slightly and pour into a pastry lined pan. Bake in a moderate' oven until the filling is firm in the center. If necessary, cover the pie with a piece of brown paper5 dur ing the baking as it is very liable to brown almost too quickly. :i Residents of Marion county, "in road district No. 23. in the Silver Creek Falls district, have pe titioned 'the county court to sur vey and - build a. new road from near the Union school, thence bearing south and east to the Sil ver Creek-falls. ' !The road petitioned for is to be a 5 per cent gTade or less, with a surrey that will oe acceptable to the state highway commission and the Marion county court. The proposed road will shorten the distance between Salem and Silver Creek Falls fully two miles, making it only a" 24-mile drive to the falls from Salem. It will al so be the most direct road to the falls. Already, from the Union Hill school the road is partly rocked and in good condition. The new survey petitioned for will, avoid all hills to the falls. The section of "Marion county southeast of the Union Hill school on the survey petitioned for, i3 rapidly developing into one of the best strawberry growing districts in the county. The altitude and general climatic conditions favor the growing of Marshalls and Ore- gon strawberries. New acreages are being added every year. -rLaid owners in that district are showing a disposition to cooperate with the county court and to aid in every way in securing a good road direct to the Silver Creek Falls. The. Salem Chamber of Com merce has from time to time an nounced that with the building of a good road tttto Silver Creek Falls and the shortening of the distance that more than 10,000 tourists would visit the falls an nually. There is already a good road into the falls by way of Silverton. All that is needed now is a good road by way of the Waldo Hills to make that district a great tour ist resort. WASHINGTON II VISITS I9UH Capt. E. C. Aliworth Princi pal Speaker at Lion Club Luncheon Friday ' New- Staffed Baked Cucumber The cucumber which has long been served as a raw vegetable, has recently undergone cooking experiments which have resulted In successful dishes. Stuffing and baking the cucumber is one of the new ways of serving it. In this way it can be served with meat and potatoes just like any other vegetable and it is also appropri ate for a luncheon dish in itself. Peel the cucumbers, cut length wise into halves, remove the seeds LEHMAN'S 190 S. Commercial Phone 305 Delivery Free To trade with us is to save money. To save money is to walk on Easy Street 5 ! APPLES Good Clean Stock We have a limited supply of Winter Bananas, King's and Gai noes, at special price ! $1.25 box VEGETABLES Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs. for 25c Netted Gems. local grown. 100 lbs.... $3.00 .leiy, Heart, large bunches, 3 hearts.... 5c m Large Jumbo iCelery, tender and crisp, ps 2for .:15c Lettuce, head ......5c Fine Good Cabbage for Kraut, sack . SI. 00 Onions, Np.l gradev cwt $2.00 Cauliflower, large heads, lb. 10c Rolled Oats, 10 lb. sack 48c J Canned Goods Assorted Corn Starch, 2 packages 25c I 1 free with a dozen " See Our Triangle Ad This Week A Real Sunday Dinner Foi i prif kt will un jv money f-; bt Bundjr'i 4 iaBrr , i t .4, ; TtaM V. S. XBpet4 Sm( Stnoiii'StMk, nrlk. . 15e f T-BM'SteS pr l. .. lSe cef Bosst, ft tk. UYt VQrim fed V: A laiptettd Luis : lt f Xamb, h' 1. 8 :- Lmk -Cbcpc. pr lk. 30c - ta suv yr l. 15c- Vl XMSt, per IV. .. ISe - f$ft. ttk (tMdardt, 4m. 4Se F9 8oBdy brrahfttt w k.. Ditto. Ronm(r. ThM )Htl tastafp r 4if(wtt frpm aar trtk imgr. Try them n4 jou wilk btti s real troat.-- - Independent dlcql) Market ' ' mi, luxk at . ; . Opptt Troa Coort Howa. ' Peerless Bakery-; 170 NORTII COMJ1ERCIAL STREET. Our regular Prices of Bread, I 1 Vi lb. loaf 13c, 2 for 25c; 1 lb. loaf 9c, 3 for.25c , Cookies, 2 dozens or -JiJJL 25c j Butter Horns, 6 for ' .; ...... : .'.25 25c V Apple Turnovers, 6 for. Cakes, all varieties .15c np to 50c Doughnuts, Cinnamon Rolls, Tea Sticks and Buns, per dozen . ...:... 20c Pies ; 10c and 25c Milk, Bread, irench and Py? Bread, 3 loavc3...5c We Serve Coffee and Lunches - Try Our Krause's Candy and 6tuff .with the following mix ture: - Mix together oda cud of sifted bread crumbs, two tablespoons of melted butter or bacon fat. one half of a small onion, minced, two third's of a teaspoon' salt, one-third teaspoon pepper and one quarter cup stock, gravy, milk or canned tomato, as preferred. Arrange the cucumbers in an enameledware baking dish and bake in a moderate oven for one hour. Serve from the china-like dish in which they are baked. Capt. E. C- Aliworth, declared to be the "most courageous soldier from the state of Washington in the World war," decorated six times, told .Fathers and Sons at the Lions club meeting just why Armistice day should be observed. The captain is tall, rather sal low in complexion, and spoke with a slow denoerateness that was more effective than deliberate elo quence. ;Beginning with his first service he slowly told of campaign after campaign, drawing a picture of reality in war, with the suffer ing and heroism, torture and brav ery. Graphically depicting scenes that had passed under his own eyes, he led to the coming of an armis tice that found the fragments of a fatigue-gripped and privation diseased force facing a field strewn with machine ; gun nests against which the order had just come to move. He pictured the grimness and grief of the struggle, picking for his thoughts simple, rather than extravagant phrases. "Observe Armistice day, that these youths may know what that warfare meant; that they may grow with a true sense of patriot ism; that theq may realize the importance of keeping America prepared to defend itself," he said. . - His decorations were awarded by the United States, France and Italy, and include the Medal of Honor, the Legion of Honor, and the highest award of the state of Washington. Family Reunion Attended by 1,000 Descendanst HELSINGFORS. At a recent family reunion in Central Finland there assembled 1000 descendants of the family, whose records date back to 1412. A number of ttyose present came from distant coun tries, including. the United States and Canada. A remarkable fea ture of the large gathering was that approximately 70 per cent were peasants as were their pro "AT U.S. Government Inspected MEATg Steuslof f Bros. Market Corner Court and Liberty Phone 1528 Of to stop in our market and select the cut of meat you prefer. Note the choice quality, then compare prices with what you have been paying. You will be surprised. FOR TODAY WE OFFER Choice T.BONE STEAKS 15c lb. Freshly Ground HAMBURGER 10c lb. Choice VEAL STEAK 17i2c lb. Fancy SIRLOIN STEAK 15c lb. Freshly Ground SAUSAGE 12&clb. Milk Fed LEGS OF VEAL 20c lb. ' Every customer who makes a purchase ,of 50c or more is entitled to a pail of our v it r i l '' t "i ' . J.v ' - ' " ' rure riome rienqerea JLara at tne price quoted below. ' 1 . PURE LARD, No. 5 pail 80c SHORTENING, lo. 5 pail ...L 70c LUMECO, 2 lbs. :. 55c We have arranged for extra help, i Shop early when possible. Originators of Low Prices i 351 State Street NOT IN THE COMBINE We .C)pseSiturdays at 7 p. m. ". r p rir ipe- . WE HAVE THE M and sell them at the lowest possible price A Trial Wfll Convince You " Pork to Roast . . . . 20 c Young and (Ira in Veil Pure Lard . . . . . V 20c Jn liuik or In Own lail -Our Own Make Cottage Rolls . . . . 25c Our Own Mako Bacon Backs . 32c and 35c ..-.. . : 1', t t ' - . - X Sugar Cured J Breakfast Bacon . . 38c . Our Vfry Bit Sugar Cuved , McDowell MarkefJ WHERE A IKLlAlt DOES ITS DUTY South Commercial r : Our Classified 'Advertisements Bring Resul Is m Mm. - . 4:. -I - V. upa 11 : tArmm'm'im'lmt Pisrely Wisely carries a full and complete line of SCHILLING'S SPICES, COFFEE and BAKING POWDER at popular prices, j Specials for Saturday and Monday SUGAR I WILS. FELS NAPHTHA eikffi Margarine SOAP mlmlf IP Bars G 71e 5c FISHER BLEND BEST CREAMERY MARKT DAy FLOUR BUTTER RAISINS 49 lb. Bag Per lb. . (SrS -7 4'b-Pkg. S2.19 57 c 35c PRIDE WALDO FRSP DROMEDARY CRACKERS DATES 49 lb. Bag 3 p'. Per Pkg. $1-79 19 c QUICK QUAKER GRAHAM ROYAL CLUB OATS CRACKERS PEACHES 2 Pkgs. 5 lb. Box 22 1-2 Tins 25 c 89c 45c AMAZIO Salad and Cooking JJYL PINTS 25c QUARTS 47c ONE-HALF GALLONS 87c GALLONS 51.47 ; 456 State Street pne 14 1 IV X r 1 ...