The OREGON STATESMAN, Calcri. Cr?-rcn, FrlLiy llcrrlr-.' Dccmlrr 14, 1531
PAGC TWO
IIIII GIBES -t'ITBPSEP1
... Holiday goodlesi "What & chal
lenge to tli Imagination. The old
family cook book, dog-eared and
tin - yellowed, are thumbed to
find Aunt Jennie's fruit cake re
el? or perhaps that pumpkin pie
that "took all honors' at grand
roe'a ThankagMng dinners. Sen
timental? Tei! There Is some
thing about old recipes that makes
ALBERS HELPS PRODUCE
MORE EGGS IN WINTER
TESTED HELPS
The first use of feed-by
the hen Is for body main
tenance. 'Approximately,
three-fourths of her food
supply . la used for this
purpose. Be sure she gets
the last one-fourth ao as
to enable her to produce
eggs..
Albera Egg Maker Paks-N-Uaaa,
jr
100 lbs. )eWU
If 15 Egg Maker
Pake, 100 lbs. . .
Molasses Feed,
00 lbs. .........
Turkey Grower
ftfasa. : 100 lbs. ...
$2.35
..90c
$2.40
JUST ARRIVED
(Whole and Ground)
All these pricear cash, f. o. b. store.
Gtonacloi?d I7ggc1
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to.
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1 cop celery, chopped
3 cops cooked turkey,
'diced
1 cup cooked rice
1 egg
Cover celery with boQlog water and
tew 10 miautwa. Drain. Mix celery
and other tasrecUents (escape la coat
ing), form Into croquettes. Dip them
Into crumb, then Into egg. then m
crumbs again. Deep-try in the ef
tntibt way with Ctiieo. the pure
creamy fat. The correct frying heat
arted apricot"
7CT-
eupCruce
acesa.
to a bou. r v- the
m boU. Bou V
t TVtb. ew
. TTTJjt idna ana
Canned Plum
Pudding
rruitCake
XUSaina (aeeded and
seedleaa)
Currants
Mixed Nuts
Walnuts
Cake Flour
Crbco
Sweet Potatoes
Oranges - ' , '
Grapefruit
Lemooa ' " ,
' Apples ' v.
ereryone Ions to prepare a truly
excellent bit of holiday cookery.
la case ' the old recipes with
t h e 1 r Indefinite measures are
found, remember that Quality la
ingredients 1 still as requisite to
baking success as It was when
these recipes- vera new. Grand
mother with her practiced
"hand could make these old re
cip'S work like a charm. Her bak
ing success depended upon her in
drrldual ability and initlatira. In
a word, grandmother had to
her own "cooking expert. Not so
toda trained and experienced
home economists In ' most- large
food plants are continually check
ing and testing both Ingredients
Albera new iU
tamln feeds
are ao blended :
with the prop
er vitamins so
as to keep egg production
up 1st winter. Ask us about
It.
1115 Egg Maker
Mash, 100 lbs. ..
Carnation Dairy,
100 lbs. ........
Calf Manna, ""
21 lbs.
Progressive Mash,
100 lbs. .....
Broiler or Poultry
Fatten er. 100 lbs.
Molas-O-MeaV
100 lbs.
- A Real Dairy
$2.30
$1.70
$1.55
$2.05
$2.45
$1.50
Feed
Carload of Wheat
Priced Right
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1 totJPoc'a
-Vtespoon"-
5ZmAtA
ENDOF-THE-TURKEY HASHERS
coarora:
X egg. aUghtly beaten with
t Ublerpoons cold water
4 cop fine, dry bread crumba
Crlsco foe deep-frytag
pepper, cnopped
t teeapooa aalk
)i teaspoon pepper
cf Criaco fa when a amaQ cube of bread
brawns ia 40 aecooda (37S-8S5 F.).
Try croqnettea golden brown, drain
on abeorbent paper. 8 train Crlaco to !
clear U of crumbs and use it for
manrfrymga.
Semember Crlaco is the thrifty
and 0ie3tibU frying fat.
teaspoon
caodted eberrtae
U eup J oraas - 1 teaspoon
r4M. BOgar , , -
Crlaco, wp , tnnaef depen""i.T
Beps.n''
na - rBi to P
..rlfWKtather
Your "
Grocer is
headquarters for these ,
holiday :
features"
Cranberries
Canned Cranberry
Sauce ;
Figs
Dates
Prepared
Mlnremeat
' Canned Puotpkha - -
Sage or Poultry
' ' Sraaoning ' s
Celery ,
Citron
.Coconut "
Candied Orange
Peel
Candied Lesion
Ped
Canned Pineapple
Canned Peaches -
Hard Candwa
After Dinner Mints
and recipes. These people" are
eagitr to aerre you. At Tlsher
Flouring mills, the housewife's
representative la Mary Mills.
By u s 1 n g tested Ingredient
with tested recipe the chance of
failure and dependence upon in
dividual "good cookery is mini
mized. Unlike our grandmothers,
whether we are experienced cooks
or amateurs, baking is made cer
tain by quality Ingredients ana
excellent recipes, tested under
home conditions by cooking ex
perts, wc;, v.:';:, ; , ;."T.
SIIIIP1 CO'.VS
a
WOODBURN, Dec. II. A large
attendance was present at the
meeting for the discussion o I
abortion control of milk ' cows,
which' was held af the city hall
Monday afternoon. , Dr. W. H. Ly
tic of Salem, state reterinirlan.
and Mr. Morse from the extension
department of Oregon State . col
lege were the speakers. ;
About 100 cows wre signed up
for inspection, and a committee,
consisting of John Ramage, Ralph
Seely, George Zurllnden, Mrs. H.
L. Carl. Henry Hunt. Jest Flkan
and Ivan McGee waa appointed to
call on the dairymen of the vicin
ity who did not attend the meet
ing to giro them a chance to sign
up if they desire. A representa
tive will be at the city hall Sat
urday betweenlO a. m. and. 4 p.
m. to sign up those who haTe not
otherwise been reached. County
Agent Harry Riches presided Mon
day afternoon. ; -:
GRADE GAME FRIDAY
SCIO, Dec IS. The Scio grade
basketball teams will meet the
Stayton grade teams on the local
floor, Friday afternoon. The sey
enth. and eighth grades are mak
ing an effort to raise- enough
money to purchase -a basketball,
therefore a small admission will
be charged for the game. .
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grate
Heap
- 1 cup
wnett
'. 3 tags
J cupa
dried
(MUftl
TEST
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make im Clffefcitia
Yoa can't blame your family for eating and eating all the
good things put oa the Christmas tablet But you know .
wtiat wiH happen upsej; digestion, cross children unless
you're careful to serre diftstibl food. .
May we make a siiggeation? This holiday season cook a3
the good tilings with Crisco, the diitibl shortening. :
Crlsco looks good tostos fjoodond Is good
for you I Crisco is made entirely from light digestible oils.
They are creamed and creamed by Crisco's own process,
That's why Crisco Is so Eght and fluffy. "And most im
portant Criaco digests quicker,
ybp gj
FH SEICEFOB :
S. SL':BEL HELD
VICTOR POINT, Dee. - II.
Funeral serrices were held at the
Salem mortuary Tuesday morning
tor Mrs.' Eleanor Sis gel, formerly
a resident or xnis community.
who died Saturday, at her home
in Salem. Surrirors are two
daughters. Mrs. At a Van De Coer-
erlng and Mrs. Mae Christensen,
both of Salem. , Interment was In
Union mil cemetery. ,
Marlon Fischer is a cripple
temporarly, due to a foot injury
receired when he dropped a ear
battery on his - foot crushing e
toe. ' ' ' . ' '
Tuesday r Mr. and Mrs. ? C.
Jones rislted Mrs. J. M. Doertler
at the Salem Deaconess hospital
and report her as resting comfort
ably.', Mrs. Doertler has . been
confined to the hospital by a
broken leg received when a sack
of walnuts fell on her early in
NoTember, She expects to be able
to be mored home In abont a week
although it ' will be a long time
before she will be able to use the
injured member.
Maude Montgomery
5 Selected I Chief of
. Rebekahs at Scio
amr n itnrrirn !.
ed by Scio Rebekahs tor the .en-
sulnr team Include Maude Mont
gomery. noble grand; Cora Piatt,
Tke grand; Eunice Bartu, secre
tary. Maud Roadarmel, financial
secretary; Jessie Oglesbee, treas
urer. Appolntlre officers are to
be selectd later. , r 7
Mrs. S. C; Brown, wife of a
toloneer -Scio physician. Dr
Browne, is reported doing as well
as could be expected, t " She" was
taken to Albany General hospital
sereral days ago for treatment
, following a paralytic stroke De
leember 4, which deprived her of
1 the use of Her left siae. ,
"AND THEY'RE ALL DIGESTIBLE, FRIENDS,
BECAUSE THEY'RE MADE WITH CRISCO,
THE DIGESTIBLE SHORTENING."
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GOLDEN CHRISTMAS PUDDING
Crlaco
niolnaws
grated rind of H
- - cop soar mUk
finely chopped M teaspoon
figs H cupe floor
Blend creamy dfeesKSZf CMsoo with
tnnlnawe and egga, Beat xmtSX fluffy.
Add figs and lamon rind. Add soar
milk and soda mixed together. 81ft
dry ingredients. Combine wttaCrtsoe
mixture. Pour into Griscoed tube mold.
Bake la alow area (SU F- about X
wtta 1 con
spooa salt.
thineraam.
Ja teaspoo
Shorfonlng tf'oos moko a dl.TorwiKO Uasy
. people hart benStSl from cbangmg to CrfaKO arid many (
people have been advised to use Crisco by doctccfc Instead
of feeling depressed and over-stu2cd, yoa fed normal
nad peppy after eating these quick-digesting foods. Because
you make them riht, using Crisco, they're 4ood forjoa. :
Don't well. This week your grocer ia probably featuring
CMsco. Kemember: your focdU as healthful as the shcTtea
lag you, use. Crisco pastry is flaky. Crisco fried foods areat
. greasy and fattcningl So cook with Crisco and protect your
: digestion. ':.. : . i
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CENTRAL HOWELU Dec. IS. I
The community club will meet
Friday night at which time a ra-1
rlety of numbers will be present-!
ed on a program prepared by Lu
cille Roth and Jean Lauderback,
committee.
LIBERTY, -Dec It. The
community club will meet Friday
erening at I o'clock at the hall.
After the business meeting; -. a
"shadow", social .will be held to
raise , funds , for the . Christmas
treats for the children when they
present their Christmas program.
A box with lunch for two is to
be brought, the ' lady's shadow
then to. be auctioned Instead of
the box as usually is done. Those
not wishing to bring a box may
bring a cake or pie to be sold or
may giro a contribution to he
committee: Cecil Sargent, Mrs. C
W. Stacey and Charles Krauger.
1 DATTON. Dec It The Un-
ionrale Community club Christ-
program by the school will
bepresented Friday night, Decem
ber 21.
Public Debate on '
: Townsend Plan is
- : j 4 Slated, - SuVerton
t .j .'I.- ;.;
j. 8ILVERTON, Dec It. The
Townsend old age pension' plan
will recelre an airing at the 8ERA
public speaking . class Monday
night of next week when the
question . "Resolred ' That; the
Townsend plan is. practicable' and
workable" will be argued affirm
atlvely by Mrs. G. B. Bentson and
-Harold Sinclair and negatlTely by
Mrs. Frank Glroux and Mrs. Ern
est Palmer. i-' f .
' Considerable Interest la being
taken In the debate about! town
and material la being - furnished
for both sides. Miss Ruth Min
or Is Instructor or the clasij '
t teaspoons baking
v powder
1 teaspoon salt - "j
a teaspoon ctimamoai
H teaspoon nutmet
mm.
boor. Serre warm with
ooldu aaoca: Blend H eop Orlaee
(thsahortenmgthat'semimWraryoat)
Drown sugar ana 3
OradnaQy beat la H
AddjuioseCH'
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B01 ClUB PUIS
SHELF AT LIBFLIRY
SILVERTON, Dec It. Ten
new b oks were placed on the
shelres of the public library dur
ing the past week. - Of these
eight were non-fiction, one adult
fiction and one for the Junior
readers.,.. -.
- Of special interest were t ho
two books, a gift from the Jun
ior Women's - club, Hunt's The
Bewildering World. and Halle's
"Women in Sorlet Russia. Mem
bers of the Junion Women's club
hare Indicated that further gifts
will be forthcoming to the lib
rary and that erentually the club
will maintain a boksheli there. No
rent will be - charged for - tn e
books which are' donated by this
club. : The fiction book - receired
this . week Is Suckow's "The
Folks, a Book Guild selection of
late autumn. -
Ostenso's "The WhIU Reef.
placed on the public library
shelres a week ago, has jumped
to the tore in readers demand.
Those who hare read it are ac
claiming that It Is as good as Miss
Ostenso's earlier books. Including
-Wild Geese- and "Dark Dawn".
Sutherland at 78
Finds 2-Mile Hike
is Real Pleasure
SCIOJ Dec It. George Suth
erland, '.who calls himself 7t
years young," was - greeting scio
friends Saturday. He walked
in from the farm, a distance of
about two miles, "Just for the
pleasure of it," he said here. Mr.
Sutherland has spent all those
71 years in the Immediate Ticin-
It of Eelo. '
At tne old xamiiy noma more
than half . a century ago, - Mr.
r WOMAN'S and
WOMENS. jXi r. I j () II
j CHROME SOUS V
1A 7 ' 0 A 0 J ooUtoty7
h'o . rtf o fo
Sutherland said, 21 children be
longing, under the same roof got
their feet under the table at the
same time. It was a good-sized,
happy family in Oregon's early
statehood, "with barrels of flour,
dried fruits, com meal, home-cured
meats; homespun clothing end
all the comforts, but few luxur
ies, needed in those . primitive
days of the Oregon country. MR
Sutherland recites pioneer condi
tions with a clear Quick mind.
Select Delegates
lor Luther Confab
Monday in Portland
SILVERTON, Dec It. Dele
gate for the Lutheran Brother
hood conrentlon to be held .at
Portland Monday hare been select
ed from two SliTerton groups and
will be selected from, the third
Sunday, --
Going as delegates from the Im
msnuel group are C. E. Jorgenson
and H. N. Klar; from Trinity are
John Goplerud end Amos Cor
house. The delegates from Cal
ary will be chosen Sunday. Alt
O. Nelson of Sllrerton U sUte
president. All Lutheran pastors
hare been lnrited to -attend the
conrentiOB and there are approx
imately 100 partors In the state.
Mrs: Mabel Hatch
President Garden
Club, Falls City
FALLS CITT, Dec It. A Gar
den club was organized Monday
night for the purpose of helping
each other-learn to raise: more
and more beautiful flowers and
shrubs and beautify the homes
and town. Mrs. Mabel Hatch was
elected president and Mrs.-Ka ta
crine Ickea secretary."
, The meeting date .was set. for
tho second Monday in every month
a 4-
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s.a i.y vr . - r
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tort sou a iooi' intn
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UlUJUCU Fred
at 7 o'clock In the high school.
fast one half hour earlier than
ihe regular monthly meeting ot
to Parent Teacners organization
so both meetings may be attend
ed. ' . '
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