IIOMlfflfl
SOLVED BY SU
Proper Ventilation of Homes
r In Winter Essential to
; FamiiV Health
Art you sure (he air la yovr
om is really aealthfal? If yowr
family ha been 'having a lot of
, eolda tt Is winter,-perhaps that's
the tmsoiu- More than one f amllv
' haa tonnd that ' Its tint winter
cold dated from the time the beat
was turned on, anT statistics en
respiratory diseases ahow a de
cided Increase In the -number of
cases taring - the months vhisn
, aruneiai heat la on. reaching a
peak In February.
-The air of our homes In winter
is usually OYerdry and over-heated
to a point detrimental to health.
Humidity in -the average American
dwelling -d a rfnr -the fold-weather
months, -by actum testa,: .la." less-:
'than that maintained, in alumhert
rying jam ana below, the.; min-.
, Imum tlha.SaharaDeeaeitrhl
eonaiuon.ot the air not onlx. sapa
our energies, and .lowers tbo body
; , .resistance, but Irritates the sens!?
: tire membraner of the nose and
throat so that they are an easy
prey to the common cold, which
so often leads to more serious all-.
ments bronchitis, ; grippe, influ-
- onaa,' and eren pneumonia, '
Scientific experiments conduct
d by - the American Society of
Beating and Ventilating Engineers
ahow. that' comfort and health- re
quire a relative-humidity, of from
SI to .40 per cent. In most houses
It la more apt to be 20 per cent
t or efron less,- throughout the wln-
ter. ,
.The dost and. dirt inerltably
present In the air are another 1m
portant health consideration, for
dust Is the1 carrier of disease bac
teria. Colds which are now recog
nized br medical science as an
Commer
cial St. at
Marion
CENTRALIZED DISTRIBUTION FOR ECONOMY
Thin is a Salem Store The money you spend for foods with this store is spent right here
to build up your own community. Not only is that a fact Jaut at Busick's Store, Com
mercial street at Court, or the Market Grocery or Busick's Self Selecting 5tore, located"
in the New Market
in these stores, - w
3 Tall
Cans
25c
6 Small
Gans 25c
-12 Tall Cans 97e ,
TJMECO
MARGARINE
13c
i CI
w Pounds 25c
-DEL MONTE
COFTEE
1B; vacuum QA A
Backed iJLflUi
BUSICK'S MELLOW '.
; BLEND '
':lMiiii25e
. 3-Poonds 73e
, UbbyV Bo6dal" Alalia
1 -
CoMiv MannsSbw
SYRUP
53c
it't.M Cans
Iibbyi Fancy -YelloV .
PEACHE3
25c
' - ,r - , - ; . -y-:: 'c2- ' .-rfr'' - .- -r? i:
3 Squares
.
f House wires art facing that
slump season" when U is dlffi-
eult to bare Variety On meals. It
can be attained" but much careful
planning la necessary because
ery, little that is new Is being
offered In the market. However
the Quality of fresh vegetables of
fered Is very good so the situation
la by, n means, hopeless..
New peas at IB to . 10 cents
per pound may offer a temptation
but the price Is prohibitive with
the average family. . . .
Head lettuce is In its prime now
Infection localized in the' respira
tory appartoa. are definitely dust-
born. After one member of the
family has bad a cold,; the ,dost
fit the bouse fa; contaminated with'
the' coryxa ermst' which i "the
reason why a 'cold io often tsefepw
fo" run throurh an entire , family'
in spit of. reautiena:. s v
;- . science nas jpniy. recen:jy wjin
in .'the: last year, or ' twor learned
bow to control aid conditions in
the home.
; With the modern high stand
ards of health and comfort in the
home.' air-conditioning Is rapidly
becoming .an Important factor . in-
house-planning, to assure the
proper, conditions of temperature,
humidity, circulation and absolute
purity essential for-health. An
air-conditioning system developed
on the same principle as that in
stalled In the Capitol at Wash
ington ba now been adapted for
domestic usage, and physicists
predict that the home of tomorrow
will have its weather made-to-or-
der, wanned In winter, and even
cooled In summer, by a constant
supply of warmed, humified and
cleansed air.
fM
Building you can actually save money on the full line of food as sold
Now you may enjoy the BEST
MILK, at a - price; no higher than
you 'have .been paying forcnon-.
advertised J hrandsPet - lVtilk--
Just pure, sweet milk. Used suc
cessfully in any recipe where milk
is required.
Busick's Bread
is. Quality
i 2 . .
Large Loaves
25c
Thompson' Fancy
' Seedless
V RAISINS r
' In Balk , "
Dromsdary
DA1ES
25c
Packafes-
BAUBaked
BAM-kidney
. BEANS
,2 Cans -
BEANS
Ko. 2Can '
20c
B-& M Brown-
.-TAPIOCA
bread;-
Ko. 2 Csn
17c
.
r IT j
and the prieo is Tery' reasonable.
very urge neaos may do pur
enased for 10 cents and they are
solid and. of excellent ijavor.
Do not fail to use lie leaf veg
etables'' suck as ; lettuce,- spinach
and cabbage. One careful moth
er always sees that her family has
as Hast one vegetable tbat grows
above the gTound and one that
grows - below.; in other . words a
root ; vegetable and a leaf vege
table is an excellent combination.
In your attempts Mo" avoid
heaviness'' In meals do not ne
glect canned tomatoes." They add'
a leasing zest to meals and the
variety of their uses In limitless.
One stor is offering small cans
of tomato sauce, not the very hot
kind, at 5 cents per can. It Is of
a standard.' brand and very-good.
I know because I have tried it. As
a sauce for soups, escalloped dish
es or with macaroni or noodles it
is excellent.
Now for labor saving meals.
The, one. dish meal is as popular
as ever- and. tooay we nave a re
cipe .for one tbat Is savory and
tempting.. Try ; ;
.,, ; Scrambled liana and Corn -reserving
f ) -. -..
; .i,nce bacon, diced'
: X cup canned corn "
' S tablespoons chopped onions
I eggs, well beaten
t tablespoons cold water
1 cup diced, cooked ham.
. Heat bacon rn a frying pan,
addjtorn and onions and eook un
til a little brown. Stir frequently.
Beat eggs and water, add bam
and slowly pour into not corn
mixture. Cook 1 slowly and stir
constantly until mixture becomes
thick and creamy. Tour, on
serving platter and garnish with
parsley.
This, with the salad wo are of
fering, will. make a very satis
factory, meal with very little ef
fort on the part of the cook.
Stuffed Peach. Salad
halves canned peaches
cup cottage cheese
All T$M
Small Loaves
. 25c
Sugar Cored .
Bacon Squares
i.l6c
Pound
.1"
o-
Swift' Pern iVeirfciahla
SHORTENING -
1 Cartons
2f-I-25c
FUhcrs BlendL
FLOUR
25c
49 lb. Sacks
1.95
. FLOTO:
Zii lb. Sacks
S1.05
25c
4 tableenoons choeneA eeierv
v 4 tablespoons chopped raisins '
cup mayonnaise.
' Mix tablespoons of snayon.
nalso with . cheese, - celery and
raisins.- Fill cavities of peaches.
Chin. Serve in lettuce caps and
ton with remaining mayonnaise.
Serve at once. -.
Guidinjg
Your Child
MOPING
By MRS. AGNES LTNE
The Individual who mopes over
injuries and disappointments is
pretty sure to be unpopular in ev
ery walk of life. . ;
The habit of lndalging in such
tempermental fits it, of course.
fixed In childhood, " and ' the
youngster who has a natural ten
dency to thla sort of thing is
much helped by the right sort
of handlings -
-When your hoy is disappointed-!
because the weather has prevent
ed his going on some long anti
cipated outing, do not permit him
to nurse nls disappointment. -
When your lrttlo girl pouts be
cause she didn't get the part she
wanted in the. play her class is
giving, do not allow her to in
dulge in ber fit of sulks.
Sympathize briefly with their
disappointments and then show
that you expect them to be good
sports and find something else
to do.
The trick of offering the ba
by a bright rattle when it to
necessary to take away from him
some Questionable plaything is a
piece of common instinctive wis
dom, which in its general princi
ples, should be used continuously
throughout the child's growing
years.
-Has rain made the baseball
game impossible? Then -suggest
tbat your boy Invite the fellows
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Open Eve
nings TTD
9 o'clock
Nolninf nukes SodJ
Eio Sobs
kO Large
29c
Packages
. Ohio Red . Label
MATCHES
U Carton :i7c
Little Peach
BROOMS
A dandy '.well balanced
and a durable Q Q '
broom .' ... . OOC
P. A G. White Laundry
.Laundry
; SOAP
Barsu. 25c
- 23 Bars 99c "
"
. i Creme Oil - -
j ; SOAP. -
4:wrii:25c
Fancy Sunkist Naval
:r ORANGES
They're Sweet and Juicy.
It Dozen C-i&C
-PieYoung'
STEER BEEF-
; :f AlWb : V ,
- Both) V
BUSICITS
v-MAIlKETS
- 'i, t-
COME INTO THE
KITCHEN
.: ' By ella vl lehr
We decided ' to talk tnls week
about a few -wrinkles-we've lately
discovered: Oh no not tae kind
yon spend dollars and time to
eradicate far be It -from us to
bint at snek! We mean tbo kind
of kltcnen-.nirks that eliminate
those wrinkles and help yon to
truly get a lanfb out of life! '
Yon know. Ilka Tearfully toss-,
ing three cloves Into the aimmer-'
log soup pot a fifteen eent sonp
bone, three carrots, slke o' cab
bage, few potatoes, beans, string
and otherwise, rings of onion, and
oh yea, the pale green celery tops,
some leftover tomatoes and a bay
leaf simmer three or four
hours! Would you believe it?
Vegetable soup! Try it - Really
with soup you can toss tn most
everything except the kitchen
sink. Just watch the love light
shining In nls eyes. It's a most
satisfying luncheon dish. ; . Then
there's always meat enough on
the-bone to .make a meat pie, with
puffy browa biecuHa-ovo the-top
and rick gravy ooiing out the cre
vices! Or perhaps stuffed peppers
the meat ground and mixed
with a bit of cooked rice or left
over mashed potatoes, seasoned
GROCERIES
Kf
but yourself if you don't set a good table daily for your family, as this can very easily
be done at moderate cost if properly purchased. Quantity purchases always afford
a substantial saving.
COFFEES:
Maxwell
House '
"Good to the
last drop"
Per
44c
pound...
L.ge.
per
Golden
West
TJiree
cans
Per
Six
canS
44c
pound.
Special Blend
A wonderful
value
Per
in
30c
pound
Three Off
pounds. OiC
Full Cream
Cheese
Two
49C
pounds
Our feature in
corn this week
is the very best
obtainable in
white corn All
Gold brand, 20c
valuer Any quan
tity as long as
these..
stock lasts, fea
ture price
15c
for
If you wish stan
dard pack cann
ed goods, we
have them.
Green' Beans
Peas .
- . Tomatoes
r White..
': ' Corn
for
25c
tfor;
Out of
Potatoes?
A" 100-pound bag
delivered -is only
$2.69
Ever- use Pear-
bsoiiVd&ily deliT?
ery.r'of xrap-nest-
ed fresh ." extra
Sixf
canS-
1 1 1 -
waEL Parboil the peppers for
about five minute. After stuff
ing the peppers place la a bak
ing pan and bake about St min
utes In a moderate oven 3 SO de
grees. ", Twentieth Century Haaa
(This is truly eamoflaglng left-
. .. overs.).
' Have baked aix medlum-eiaed
potatoes. With, a spooa carefully
remove the. potato, leaving res)
of skin unbroken. Season the po
tato .with one. tablespoon of. but
ter, one tablespoon . of cream or
milk, one teaspoon of salt, and a
little pepper, atlrring lightly with
a fork, but do not mash the po
tato... ...
Add one cup of any kind of
well-seasoned chopped beet that
hai been moistened with a little
gravy, stock or -Worcestershire
sauce. Fill the skins with , this
mixture letting it rise a little
above the top. Put a piece- of but
ter en each; and; heat in even.
Crated cheese may be used In
stead of meat' " - .. -
Did you ever think of saving
the best of the lemon skins and
putting them at once In cold wat
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236 North Commercial Street
1523 PHO NES 1524
on Ho
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES IN
CANNED FRUITS
Elsinore
Apricots
Delicious tree-ripened
A fruit
Peaches
in halves
Lge. 1
per can.
Three
Zft tins
33c
tins - -
can .
93c
$1.80
Six
tins
Elsinore
Pineapple
Delicious fruit
Equal to any occasion
Elsinore
Sliced Peaches
Lge. 2ft
per can.,
heavy syrup. -Very
Three
best quality.
for..
Lge. .216 tins
per can
Gerber's
Strained
Vegetables
$1.80
For baby
Grape Fruit
Carrots, Spinach,
Peas, etc
A real value. Every
family should have at
least one dozen of
Pineapple
Per
can ..
Three
Broken
2H
r
$1.10
$2.19
.
Twelve
Netted Gem
, Potatoes
A wonderfully fine
v . quality,
Peaches
Splendid quality, me-
dram 'syrup..
K)0 lb.
Lge. '2H tinei
per fn,
iThree -
r -: ,
$lv3fi
r Elsinore
Pears ::
The .
partment
in favor
Large, well , ripened
that when people
fruits table dainty;
want meat they want
LgeJ2tins OC
GOOD Meat. Place
your week end order
Three - -
nS9c
early; for
and Rabbits.' Get .the
best." ' -i- -,. -'r
$1;93
er? - They will keep for several
days, and when used tor nerving
the salad , dressings with arti
chokes or aalada, cocktail sane
for dame or oysters, or Hollan
daiso sauco for fish they are
most decorative.
Cooked' chicken livers made in
to a paste with melted butter,
then lemon Juke, chopped olives,
salt and cayenne added there's
brand new sandwleh filling!
Lately, we've been experimenting
with curry! it's different-r-d
delicious. Buy the.; best grade,
then gently ' insinuate it into
creamed eggs or lamb and serve
it on crispy brown toast squares.
Friend Hubby will probably think
he's poisoned, but he might rust
as well become acquainted with
it by degrees, for we're going, to
help you to spring -a real -East
Indian curry on the family one of
these days. - .
Saving Sarah Sajs
The pancake batter - left - from
breakfast may be used for chops,
veal steak or any - other meat
which would otherwise be dipped
In eggs and crumbs.
In. making pies from canned1
fruits which are Julcyi yeu can
get an extra pie from each oaurr
by sUghtly thickening the- )uke
with cornstarch or flour; When
Juiee is .eeoMhe pie ca bo tiUad
with fruit, and- Juice without dan
ger of-the filling running over or
soaking through the crust.
Juice left from sweet peach or
crabapple pickle la deUeious for
.Hi!
O
IT IBDam
CEREALS
Corn Flakes or
Post Toasties
every one en
joys.
tins
35c
99 c
$193
L
Grape Nuts"
!.135c
Puffed Ri$e
! 32c
tins 9Q
. "aWl
OC-
Puffed Wheat
OeJf
Kellogg's
strained
Two
for...
10c
Cream Rolled
OaU
9-pound
bag.
Slice. Large
tins.
45c
Farina
9-pound
bag. .
Flour
Need a good
S2.S0
wheat flour X
Montana Flour
Department ' , I Sperry Pancalie
, .:r Flour
way this de
. Is growirlg
Nol 10 z.'
bagT . r
tells plainly
Fischer PancaLe
Hens, Frys
A wonderful
No, 10--,- ::cn
bag.":. :
pickling beets. It may be used In
making mince meat too.
Leftover ' cauliflower; aspara
gua and boiled potatoes added tc
shrimp salad "extends" tho serv
Uga and makes It different A bit
of Trench dressing poured evei
tho -vegetables several hours lr
advance improves the flavor. In
stead of tho usual buttered car-;
rota, put them through a potato
ricer, season with salt, paprika
and butter. We eat them then be-,
cause- they're good not cause
they're good tor you! Leftover
cereals may bo used In croquettes,
stuffed peppers, and meat or fisb
loaf. Not so bad in soup, stew or
uiuftins either! -
Leftover hot. chocolate may be
thickened with egg, and corn
starch and served as dessert Cole
coffee may be need for coffee jelry
coffee blane mange in- fros tings
made with powdered sugar and In '
spies or chocolate cakes. Use your
sour cream for - ' t
' Soar Cream Filling for Cake V-
141x equal quantities of sour
cream, chopped nuts and raisins;
add a little lemon juice and pow
dered sugar. " . . " : ;
Another Sow Cream FOltOf J. ;
. Sweeten and chill I cup sour
cream; whip It, ' keeping . it . cold
while doing so. When stiff, fold;
rn a cup- of 'chopped puta: If for"
any reason' tho cream does not b-
come stiff.' add 1 teaspoon melted
gelatin at the last and set on lee.
Excellent tor chocolate 'or spice
cakes baked in layers.' , : .
FRESH MEATS
Van Camp a
Pork and
Beans
15c size
Three
29c
39c
or
Margarine
Three A A L
for 44C
Armour's
Mlk
Three
25c
for
Old Dutch
Cleanser ,
Three OO-i
for.. dWl,
25c
White :
Wonder Soap
Bars. 1 35c
Pep
25c
Palmolfve
Soap
Three
45 c
47c
Ivory Soap
Srli 35c
Amaizo J
CorhStarch
fA
eJal
Three-' OC-i
for-. WC
' Amaizo -
Gloss Starch
- hard
L-25c
On r
. J :
Surier Suds
tlargplackage.-
TOireey: ".OOjJ
for; .; .- trfiajL
Ivory Flakex
J
10c she package
f'J
r our -'- v" Or
for
UIC
Butter y
i rPeanutV.r
pounds 35c
vah
Ainoizo Oil
Quart.
TfnsV-L
39c
eC
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