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PAGE EIGHTEEN Tbt OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, September 17, 193T Cheese Appears In Any Course During Day " Consider the fine qualities f American cheese, and Its place as the nniTerial friend of the hoose wlf e. Remember the pleasures .that. nave been found in Its fre quent use, and consider the many possibilities of cheese, as a fre quent ! Ingredient In menus to ; come- ! Any course, any meal, eten be tween meals, cheese bestows Its personality on the widest Tariety of dishes. It takes the center of the sUge, or sits back merely adding background for some other ''performer. Although It blends graciously with fruits, Yegetahles, meats ( and fish, cheese really, adorns starchy foods such as mac aroni or rice to the best adran-tg- Many - familiar combinations are among the most popular to appear on American dining ta bles; J macaroni, tomato v and cheeses ' rice, bacon, tomato and cheese; spaghettis meat, onion, mushrooms and cheese; rice cro quettes with cheese and crumbs; baked potatoes and cheese. One ! combination that has a -fancy name but Is a homey dish to sere Is: ' MEXICAN RICE TIM BALES Wash and drain cup of raw rice. In skillet brown rice In 3, tablespoons butter. Place in top of ' doable ; boiler, add small amount of water and steam untits rice Is' tender. Add 1 tablespoon . chopped onion, seasoning. Pack Into battered custard cups. Melt 1 package sharp cheese In double boiler. Add 1-3 cup evaporated milk gradually, stirring. Unmold rice tlmbales on platter, pour hot cheese i sauce over each. Serve with spinach , garnished with pi mento. I Or macaroni and cheese may even become a party special when It's combined with a few fancier Ingredients. PARTY MACAROX1 Cook the macaroni in boiling salted water, blanch In cold water and drain. Pour the scalding milk over the bread crumbs, add the butter,! pimento, parsley, onion, grated j cheese and seasonings. Stage Star Weds Leading Man V v Homemakers Tell Details About ment Shortly before leaving Jasper, Ala., on their honeymoon to a cottage " in Connecticut, Mr. and Mrs. John Emery, stage and screen notables, posed for this picture, the first after their surprise weddinr at the borne of Speaker of the House William R-Bankhead, father of the bride, the former Tallulaa Bankhe&d. Then, add the well-beaten eggs. Put the macaroni in a thickly buttered loaf pan and pour the milk and cheese mixture over it. m n , n Bake about 50 minuts in a slow lWO IrOOd LatSUpS On oven 325 degrees, or until the Canning List loaf is firm and will b.old its shapewhen turned out on a plat ter. Serve with mushroom sauce. 1 cups milk from In a surrey taken recently by the Woman's Home Companion who received answers to auestion alres from fifteen hundred home makers, there were revealed many Interesting, things on how town women manage their households. Karat homes were not included in the questional. " It was found that -9s per cent ef the food is purchased by women, that M per cent pur chase their own-and their chil dren's clothing and that Tt per cent buy their husband's haber dashery. Surprising is the fact that only 11 per cent ef the house hold furnishings are purchased by the woman of the .house alone, though Tt per cent select it either alone or with their husbands. Major equipment for the house is paid for by cash In over 65 per cent of the homes. About SO per cent of the house wives in cities and towns do their own sewing, and 40 per cent of tne nusDanas are autlf ully . oc cupied in doing minor or major repairs and assist around- the home with furnace, gardening and other duties, the .other 40 per cent prefer to do otherwise. However 12 per cent of the men do all the housework. While 20 per cent of the home makers In the group .were found to be employed either full or part time, 32 . per cent 'contribute to the-regular Income. There are 60 per' cent of the homes who have a regular income. Rice Croquettes Make Main Dish Cheese and rice make another Jt nnn rnncrA ern Posing combination when they me in canning quantities, sev- Joln l City in, Darkness; Cat Causes Short ANDERSON, Ind., Sept. 16-OP) An ordinary housecat left Ander son, a city of 40,000 without elec tric power for H minutes early today. The eat became entangled in a 13,000-volt high tension circuit breaker at the power plant. It was removed alive, but was so badly burned it had to be de stroyed. Finish up Picking Of Island Elbertas GRAND ISLAND Harvesting of the Elberta peaches In the Island orchards 4s nearlng com pletion.' Clover hulling is now' in pro gress among the Various farmers. Market' gardeners in the district are finding themselves more than busy picking melons, tomatoes and sweet corn. Hubbard Resident Is , .On Midwestern Trip HUBBARD Levi Welty left on Wednesday for an extended trip to the central states. His destination is Goshen, Indiana. He expects to return via Califor nia. Miss Anne Yoget who was ex pected to arrive at Hubbard on Monday from her extended tour in Europe and the United States has been delayed on account of sickness. While visiting friends and relatives at Forest . Grove she was stung by a yellow jacket which made her quite sick. Mrs. N. Sherman Hawk Is still con fined to her house on account of sickness. Changes Are Announced i In Silverton Teachers SILVERTON Further last minute changes are being re ported in the Silverton school faculty. Teachers who resigned this week include Miss Constance Herwick, fourth grade, to accept a position at Bend; Miss Dorothy VanGroos, i mathematics in Jun ior high, because of illness. Miss June Braley of Waldport, a graduate of Monmouth, will fill Miss Herwlck's place and Miss Jean Millican. who has a B.- S, from the University of Oregon, will fill Miss VanGroos' place. School Bells Ring For Grand ; Island GRAND ISLAND Grade chil dren in the district closed their summer's vacation , when ' the school opened Monday, with Mrs. Grace Duren of Hopewell, prin cipal and upper grade teacher and Miss Zella Gillam of Mon mouth, primary instructor. There were 34 children enrolled the first day, 14 in the npper grade room and 19 in the primary room. - j Those in the first grade this year include Betty Harding. Ken neth Asher, Lois Rockhill. De lorls Flnnicum, Barbara Will and Donna Lee Flnnicum. Gty Council Soon To Consider,1 Budget SCjO Tne scio town council soon is to take up the annual budget. E. D. Myers, city treas urer, has officiated for years as secretary of tbo budget commit tee , C E. Martin, who had been In declining health for a year, is reported in a convalescent con dition following recent clinical observation and treatment. He has not been confined to his borne much of the time during his indisposition. Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Smith Of Lyons were in Scio this week for medical attenfion for the former, who has been indisposed for some time, although stm on duty as station sgent for tb S. P. Mrs. Alrina Ziegler of Monroe, Xeb., arrived Monday to Spend the winter with relatives in this vicinity and . at Corvallis. 8he Ig the mother of Mrs. R. S. Thurston, farmer a short dis tance west of Scio. and seasonings, and when thick add the mushrooms. Mt cup liquor drained mushrooms 1 tablespoon butter - 4 tablespoons flour 4 teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper Dash of paprika 1 small can mushrooms Make a sauce of the mushroom liquor, butter, milk, flour YouU Be Pleased to Know That BROOKS NOW FEATURE 1 1. Wm 7 " v- I ill 5)l50 The one big and im portant thought we want to get over is that Brooks Staprest , Suits give you those things expected of much higher priced suits. Exclusive but not expensive.' , " i :-- - T . Others at i 19.50 24.50 29.50 34.50 The Mistery Weather Master Hat See our window. Wa terproofed Fur Felts in C o b a 1 1, Green, Black Mix, Bine, Grey, Brown, Brown Mix. S.95 It's Smart to Be Seen in a Brooks Shirt ... Jnst the Proper Background With New Stardust sT r rs Weaye. So He Patterns Are in Multi Colored Stripings Copied Front Imported rsi 2 for Fabrics, ResUient Make' 5tf 100 O ?arka Jackets . . . ; ... v. 5.95 O Sweaters ..... .2.95 and 3.95 O Can't Bust 'Em Cords . . .4.95 O Slacks . r. .3.95 456 STATE STREET come eral interesting recipes will be tried in home kitchens- Here are two catsup recipes to add to the list. CHEESE AND RICE CROQUETTES cup raw rice 1 cup grated American cheese U cup cracker crumbs 2 egg yolks 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Bait, pepper Strawberry preserves Cook. the rice in boiling salted water; A t & i n well. Add grated cheese, crumbs, beaten egg yolk3 and seasonings. Form Into cro- GRAPE CATSUP 6 pounds (about 1 basket) grapes 4 cups sugar 2 cups vinegar 1 tablespoon' each cinnamon, cloves, allspice 1 teaspoon pepper Roil crnripq tn miln and .lava Add remaining ingredients and 5etJe8 an,d make a depression in boil 2 hours. Seal in glass Jars. the top J, fch- Ro11 ,n fme dry crumbs, dip in beaten egg, roll in APPLE CATSUP crumbs again, and fry in deep hot Wash and slice 12 sour apples, fat until golden brown. Place a simmer with a little water until spoonful of strawberry preserves tender, rub through a sieve. To In the depression in each cro- each quart of pulp add 1 cup quette and serve at once, sugar, 1 teaspoon each, petfper, ... cloves and mustard, 2 teaspoons cinnamon, 1 teaspoon salt. Add ffvs Make Good Dinner finelv choDDed onions and I enna CO5 "C VrOOU dinner Dish rossibihties cider vinegar. Simmer 1 hour, pour into sterilized jars and seal. ... Vegetables Combine to Interest Diners Carrots combine well to make Eggs serve as a main dish very gracefully when unexpected company arrives for dinner or lunch. Eggs ala goldenrod Is a simple dish that can be dressed up to be very attractive for com pany. Hard cook the eggs, dice or interesting dishes for family slice the whites, cream them and meals. Shredded cabbaee cooked nour the sauce over tont nnint. with carrots gives variety to the Rice the yolks over the top, add a menu; carrots and beets are dash of paprika and serve very colorful vegetables to combine; hot. green peppers and celery sauted To make the plate look espe- together in butter, covered and cially well, pour the creamed eggs allowed to steam awhile until in the center of the plate, ar- done make a good dinner dish, range the toast points around the Turnips when shredded fine edge and garnishwith parsley, and mixed with shredded carrots ... are more attractive In color than when served plain; they taste TJrpokfoct ATiiffin Tut good, too. Corn and green pep- reaKiast lUUIlins laKe pers, corn and celery, corn and Fregll FmitS tomatoes all combine to make excellent dishes. flavored vegetable Today's Menu Add sliced or diced apples to the breakfast muffin batter and make a good morning quick bread. Might put apples in the bottom of muffin tins, pour the batter on top and bake as usual, sprinkling a bit of brown sugar Friday fish, and today there Is over the apples when muffins first come from the oven. Add a little butter to the apples be fore cooking. Grated pineapple well drained, fresh berries, xtuts, or diced oranges make good variety in the morning muffin batter. . . Fall Treat a hot crab dish on the .menu Carrot-raw beet slaw Curried crab on rice Spinach mold Hot deviled eggs Assorted cheese plate ... Shred carrots and mix with a generous amount of sour cream dressing, put In a sauce dish and Plum Pie Special Aver tha tnn trrateri hAtn. CURRIED CRAB 2 tablespoons butter 1 teaspoons minced onion 3 tablespoons flour 1 tablespoon curry powder .1 cups stock or water Vt cups crab meat 1 tablespoon lemon juice teaspoon salt Cook onion with butter, add curry powder and stir, add flour reduce the heat to 350 and bake and stir to mix, then add liquid until fruit is done. Use a lattice and e o o k until thickened. Add or full top crust. Some cooks like crab meat and the lemon Juice, to add a dash of cinnamon and Heat well and serve over hot rice, nutmeg. Fresh plums or prunes give a fine flavor when baked as a pie. Slice the fruit fine, removing the skins if desired (not necessary); sprinkle with sugar, about 1 cuP to a pie, which has been mixed with 2 tablespoons flour or tap ioca. Bake for ten minutes at 450, Homestead Quilt ; Truly American is this enchant ing "Homestead" quilt! Seev but three simple patches go to make hp Its quaint applique pattern. Do the houses in scraps, of material but keep the pine trees uniform throughout. YouH have a colorful., quilt. And why not make a match ing pillow of, one of the inch blocks. Pattern-X3T. cgiiTalfis complete, sin"'j lslructlcns for catting, sewing and finishing, to gether with yardage: chart, dia gram of qqilt to help arrange the blocks for single and double bed siie, and a diagram of block which serves as a guide for placing the patches and suggests contrasting materials. Send 16 cents in Blimps or coin (coin preferred for this patten' to The Statesman, . Needlecraft Dept.,. Salem. Ore Write .plainly pattern number, our name and address. . ... . FOUR SUPER MARKETS Kingwood -U Marion Street Court Street Liberty Street Service Store These Weekend Features Available at all These Stores There's one feature of these markets you as a customer are no doubt aware of but do not give a second thought and j that's the whole hearted desire upon the part of the boys in every depart ment of these markets to give you the kind of srvice you are- entitled to. Each one of them feel it's a personal compliment to themselves when you come in the store, whether you wish to buy anything or not. Your ad writer sincerely believes that statement is true. Their success depends en tirely upon the service you receive from them. These Four Markets WEEK 26c 25c Golden West Coffee 1 -pound glass jar Golden West Coffee 1-pound tins, For those who are particular about their coffee being strictly fresh will appreciate this special Old Golden COFFEE fVo Better None So Fresh Special Friday and Saturday - ( 2 pounds ..45c Another good coffee priced way low this week is Mellow Blend pounds 49c Sunshine Cheezits per pkg . for 2 rr 25C Sunshine Bingo big pkg. 19c Armour's Pork and Beans 4 A. big can lUw Heinz Tomato Juice 12c cans 3 25c Hills' Brothers Coffee lb r 25c Solid Pack Tomatoes big cans , 10C Pure Orange Juice J cans 25c Freshly, Made Cl Margarine aw lbs. jt Pure Shortening 4-Ib. carton 39C Crisco 3-lb. cans 47C Wesson Oil qt. 37c pt, 19c Waldorf Tissue Paper 4 rolls 17C Scott Tissue 3n 20c o The flour ice are now selling is made from old uheat Kitchen Queen 49-lb. sack Fisher's Blend 49-lb. sack . $1.25 $1.49 PURE CANE Snow Flake Brand 0 100 There's a 50c tax on all sugar to apply after our present stock la sold. - Silver Flake Freshly Milled Rolled Oats ' No. 10 Sack Crown Pancake Flour No. 10 sack .. S 39c Heinz Catsup Lifebuoy 7t Lima At lge. size lUV Soap 3 bars V Beans J cans AajV Flakes, lge. 19c small pkg. 9c CRACKERS 2 box 17C Pork & Beans 3 cans 14c Lux Toilet '5' !: HT Van Camp's 5 111 ft MJ.B. Coffee )ffrt Soap 3 for A J V Tomato Soup J cans AUI lb. . jt Free Delivery Orders of $3.00 or More Except Flour Specials R3EMF DEIPAI&MEOTS iWest Salem Marion Street and Court Street Markets Well, tcatcha got different? tee asked our boys at the meat counters. Well, lemme see, one of em says. You bten advertisin our fine prime Govern' ment Inspected Beef until everybody knows they can depend on gettin fine meat and the Best Prices there is goin in these parts. Why doncha mention soma these specialties like these every cook in this porta the country would be tickled to know they could get em all ready to serve and everything. So here's soma their specials and its must say they look mltey good. : - HAM STEAKS 4-Inch Size, Seasoned Ready to Fry g eacK Tenderized CUBE STEAKS Large Size. No Waste in These Prime Beef j J 2 for (SKUKSESEEsf ILES No chance gittin' a wing or neck. , They're seasoned and breaded ready for the skillett (skip the word skillett if yon don't think its spelt rite). These chicken legs piece OVEN ROASTS Government Inspected Prime Beef well trimmed, no waste to speak of per pound Beef Steaks You : needn't hesitate selecting on of these Prime Beef Steaks and you get 'em - for only . --..per pound C HAH ll LP I VJf l M I 1 Prime Bef Ground. Nothing 'Else lbs. i it W.Tfn-'CcB-.;r.'.