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Dressing for Meat Dish
Topic of Round Table
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DRESSING for fowls of all
kinds, turkey, chicken and
, - wlltf game as .well , as re
cipes for preparing stuffed chops
make up the topic for the Round
Table this earning week. .
Variation In dressings Is al
most endless,. Some like It moist,
some like it dry . . some like
It highly . seasoned and flavored
with oysters, nuts and the like.
Whatever your method of mak
ing dressing is, please Jot down
the ingredients and how you put
it together and send to the
Round Table editor befort Thurs
day noon of next week. ? Three
cash prizes will be awarded.
Remember that. .It I the recipe
Is for fowl,, roasting directions
for the bird seed not be Includ
ed, but if it is lor a cut meat
dish please . send all instructions
tor the complete preparation and1
cooking of the meat; V '
The pie reclpeb received last
week were exceptionally tine and
as many as there is spare for
will be printed every oay. , . .-
Ambrosia Pie
H enp floor v :
4 eup sutrar V . ' .
4 teaspoon salt '
1 eupa water
8 ap yolks ulifhlly beaten .
enp orange joice
3 tablespoons lemon Jntre
S or 4 teaspoons oraojre rind
teaspoon grated lemon rind
1 baked ioen pio. shell '
- Combine flour, sugar and salt
In top of a double boiler. Add
water and - egg yolks, mixing
thoroughly, place over hot water
and cook l(k minutes or until
thickened, stirring constantly. Re
move from fire. Add fruit Juices
and rind. Chill and pour Into pie
hell which has been baked on
outside of inverted pan to re
tain its shape. , - .
I Meringue -
3 ecu whites, unbeaten
y, enp anar. dash-of salt . -
3 tablespoons water .
:. 1 orange, sections Jrt from mem
". eras
- 4 eP oeoannt .
Pot egg whites, sugar, salt
and water . In top '.of a double
boiler. Beat- with rotary-egg
beater, until thoroughly mixed.
Place over rapidly boiling water
and beat one minute. Remove
from fire and continue beating
2 minutes longer or until the
mixture will stand In peaks. Pile
lightly on pie. Arrange orange
. sections on meringe and sprinkle
with coconut. All measurements
in the recipe are level.
i Mrs. Pearl Hayler
I 2156 S. Summe
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Sally's Pecan Pie
- H enp -itforteniBg;
H enp iiirht brown er ' .
H enp milk
1 cup chopped pecans
" S ours
; 4 teaspoon salt '
1 eup light corn-sjmp
Cream shortening with sugar.
Add pecans. Combine eggs, salt,
syrup, milk,. Tanllla. Add to su
rr mixture and mix well. Turn
into unbaked shell. Bake at 425
degrees for 10 minutes and then
reduce to low, 325 degrees for
30 minutes. Chill. C o v e r top
with whipped cream if desired.
Mrs. E. A. Lee.
185 Mape Ave.
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Orange Chiffon Pie
Croat: - '
1 cup floor
cup shortening
frated rind of erango
3 tablespoons orange juice
H toaspoon salt , , ' ,
Combine as usual and bake In
one shell.
rilling:
Soak together for about 5 min
utes 1 tablespoon granulated gel
atin in M cup cold water.. Set
this aside. Cook over boiling
water until of custard consisten
cy the following:
4 errs yolks, beaten slightly
cup eurar f
4 teaspoon salt
y cap orange juice
1 tablesooon lemon Juice
Add softened gelatin to hot
custard, then add 1 tablespoon
grated orange rind. While cus
tard is cooling beat egg whites
until stiff and dry. Fold sugar
into beaten egg whites, using M
cup to the 4 egg whites; Fold
the cooled custard mixture Into
the beaten egg whites. Fill a
deep baked pie shell and chill.
Before serving, spread a - thin
layer of whipped cream over the
pie. - "
, Minnie Mae Miller
1009 N. Fifth
Ice Cream Pie
1 cup crushed pineapple
-' 4 ere whites
8 tablespoons sorer
Btrawberry ica eream
Saked pastry sbell ' .
Thoroughly chill and drain
well. One cup crushed pineapple.
Make a meringue of four egg
whites beaten stiff and dry, add
ing eight tablespoons sugar, and
browning in oven. Fill chilled
pastry shell with the ice cream,
cover with chilled pineapple and
top with the browned meringue.
Serve immediatey. Whipped
cream may be substituted for the
meringue. Very nice when one
wishes to. serve something that
is a little unusual, and espe
cially attractive when served in
individual pastry shells. "
Grace M. Foster
Rt 4, Box 40
Children Invited for:
Attendance Party
On Saturday from 3 to &
o'clock-there will be ft Children's
party at the First Congregation
al church. This pirty la given by
Mrs. J. R. Simonds to-the mem
bers of the second - and '' third
grades In the Sunday school be
cause of .i. perfect attendance re-
" COrd. - . - J.- !;' (.'" ,'-.
Christmas games, songs, stor
ies and decorations will be . In
cluded in the program. '
Members ' Invited ; are Mary
Clasgens, Ruin - Anderson, Patri
cia Schneider, Barbara Hoadley,
Shula Gilles, Marie Newman,
Jack Slater, Erie Carlson, Robert
Charlton.. Jackie Rlckett, Ailya
Bellinger, Keats Oliver, John Gll
lls, Evans Boise and Danny Fry,
Jr. '' Miss Esther Long is t h e
teacher of the class.
King's Heralds Meet
This Afternoon
The King's Heralds of the First
M. E. church will meet today.with
Mrs. A. A. Lee and Winsor Acton
at the home of Mrs. Lee from 2
to 4:15 o'clock.
Sylvia Slater and Josephine
Morse are in charge of the games
and Muriel Jones will preside at
the atory .hour.
The group la rehearsing a play
to be given next Wednesday at the
W. T. M. S. meeting of the church.
Bethany Mr. and Mrs." R. M.
Harding have gone south to spend
the winter. They will spend some
time In Los Angeles and some at
Phoenix, Arixona, where they
mult innt vear. The liar dines own
and operate - a hop ranch here.
Mr. Harding is a reurea jewetry
auctioneer. : -v ,? '- -'--' '
Mrs. Clark Elntertains
K. C. K. T. Club
IT ft IT T rluK va Anfpr-
tained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs.' Ray Clark. A late luncheon
was served. . ,
Rncjsta Included Mrs. Fred Bar
ter. Mrs. A. A. Graver. Mrs. Nel
lie Knox, Mrs. Hattle GIvens. Mrs.
E. J. Donnell. Mrs. Albert Waller.
Mrs. Roy Wassam. Mrs. Albert
Clark and Miss Maxlne Clark, spe
cial guests. "
Mrs. Wilson Honors
Sewing Club
Mrs. Delbert Wilson entertained
members :pf the Knot a Care club
at her home Thursday afternoon.
Sewing and a late luncheon were
enjoyed.
Those in attendance were Mrs.
Elton Birch, Mrs. Albert Baker,
Mrs. W. C. Thomas and daughter.
Joan, Mrs. Judson Bressler, Mrs.
Carroll Robinson, Mrs. Lloyd
Thomas, Mrs. Marlon Chappelle
and the hostess, Mrs. Delbert Wil
son and daughters Shirley and
Sandra.
Mrs. Lear Presides
at Party
The Englewood Woman's club
was entertained with a Christmas
party Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. D. O. Lear. Carols
were sung and gifts for the
W. C. T. V. Children's home at
Corvallls were exchanged.
The hostess served tea assisted
by Mrs. A. R. Tartar, Mrs. W.
Townsend, Mrs. C. H. Fowler, "Mrs.
William McMorris, Mrs. Dora
Wallace and Mrs. A. Johnson.
ALE!
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Wright's Health
Underwear
80 WOOL
Men who buy and wear
Wright's Health underwear,
know this union suit which'
is stamped 80 wool to be
a big bargain at this price.
Sizes 36, 38, 40 (0 QQ
Basement tfreWeaO
, Part Wool
Jaeger Fleece
Union Suits-
Part wool jaeger fleece is
another bargain offered ;
here 'today at 7Q
this low price . 4C
Odds of "Springtex
Union Sui
; Sprintex union suits are
' cluster ribbed and very de
: sirable as w iner gar
ments. Odd - M Q
v sizes (pXer7
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MILLER'S
See Special Rotogravure Circqlar
' Delivered at Your Door Today!
Nearly One Acre of Floor Space Devoted
to the Displaying of Gift Wares! :
IIJU p. MIUUW MUtCAKTILX COMPWNV INC?T
Surely you want - a Giit
HEADQUARTERS this
year. A shopping place
where everything you want to pu rchase is conveniently displayed
is properly presented in a truthful manner is giit wrapped
to your entire liking and even placed in convenient layaway for
you until called for near Christmas time. Miller's can and will go to
the extreme in making your shopping a pleasurable, thing They
want you io have happy remembrances of your gift choosing
that is the reason we've spent so much time and work redecorat
ing the store-for the Holiday season, f 1 i .
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SALE !
SALE!
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Mcn and Boys' Fine Wool
Melton
jackets
Same Style
in Suede
Leather Spl.
05.95
Here's quality. Genuine
32 ounce Melton navy
. jacket that is full double
sewed with tape bound seams throughout. Sells every
where at $3.89 and $3.95; It's a Jack-Frost" brand
and is not to be confused with loosely woven Melton
selling ordinarily at this price. Main Floor
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Sizes
36 to 46
TaTSV
DOJLLS
01., 0195 to
0&.75
- Come to Miller's toy land for your
Patsy dous . . .'a very complete
family awaits you . . from the
i tiny baby to the great big girl al
1 most old enough to go to school.
Make your selection now and have
it placed in ouri lay-away until
Christmas.
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Hollywood Style
Fine Wool J
annell Robes
These robes are the last word in house of loung
ing apparel. Imagine! winetone, royal blue, black
and green with rhite piping on collar, cuffs, bel
lows, pockets, etc. "Pure wool flannel tailored to
fit properly. i . j . ,
03.95i 06.95$ 07.95$ S995
Sale! Men's Knit, Satin and Mogodor ,
Neckties, 50c
You may not believe it ... but we've discovered ,
we have an enormous quantity of men's neck
wear that we can price-at 50c including all the
above' qualities. We have others like Cheney, Ar
row, Graco, etc at prices ranging from 75c to
11.50 and the pattern and colors are elegant this
year. .1. ,'; . . 1 . ,-,,.,
See These Streamline Fashions in
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. He'll Never Get Enough of These ,
Smartly Styled Hose
If you want really good hose this year .". . why not
make sure of the success of your hosiery gifts by
shopping here. We show famous brands thai men like":
... and the prices are Tery, very l6wtoo. Ask to see
our four pair assorted in silver and black gift box for
$1.00. .'. : ; - - - J
29C, 39Cv 50c, 65C pair
There's a Whole Lot of Difference in
Men's Dress Shirts
We've spent a whole lot of time getting our immense
stocks of men's fine shirts arranged for your choos
ing. In fact, we've placed them in gift boxes with
cellophane wrappings and a special greeting card for
your convenience. Remember, shirts are always sold
subject to exchange for right size.- -
C2U2S, 01.50, $11.55, C1.93
M
en s
Paja
mas
Hollywood says : "Pajamas must be streamlined
this year." And youll agree with Hollywood
when you see these new ones made by Glover.
All are packed in fancy book style boxes ready
to present to the best man in the worlds -
05O, 0t05, 0195$ !
02.25, 03.95 1
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Hand!
Give Him
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LINEN, FINE QUALITY
Youll want handkerchiefs of the latest fashions
... applique initials in modern style. Box of three
50c to $1.50. Pure linen with hand rolled hems
, 25c, .35c, 50c And a colorful array of linens and
lawns in newest patterns,-19c to 35c each.
39c, 25c, 35c, 50c, each
Buy your tickets for the Elks annual charity show now. Date of show December
- ! 12th, 13th, 14th, at Elks' Auditorium ' i
Coming
Watch for the
bis nawi! Santa t
Clana la coming
to town! And he'll
be at Miller'i aTery
day . . . all day ao
ha won't misa any lit
tla boys or glrli who
come In late. ' r
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SANTA GLAUS is
to TMonlrir-
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Today from 1:0 to l:i9 p. m.
Mickey Monae will be on the
air. , Salem radio station, too.
Won't that be fan? . Go to the
Elsinore, by all means, dont
misa It. Remember, tarn the
dial to KSLM If ton can't go
to the show.
Mickey Mouse
is Going on
the Air
Today