l&-(Src III) Statesman, Salem, Ore. Fit, June 29, 06 . 1' Uncooked Jams, Jelly Works For Several Berries, Fruits Tarts Make Fancy Quick Way to Make Shrimp Dish Fruity Tarts BEWARE tOOK roil ihi HAW ixmiDoo TOPS III QUALITY! low in PRICE Strawberries, raspberries, bla&berries, blueberries nd peacnes proved wccesshd for making uncooked jam with fruit pectin m (oU by home ecooomisU the I'. S. rJepartment of Agriculture n mMith ob home utiluatic of fruit. Tbii tTe of jm U very easy to make. A pectin wirtioi u stirred into aweeteiieel crushed fruit nd the mixture is ladled wto, jelly gtaisei to lUnd Jinui ,A(Jd the p,, Nation to the before aeaiiaf nd itoring in "!JruU aB4 Mgir mixture nd Mir refrigerator or freeier. Toe ' 1"2 minutes. Lidle jam into Jl' bat the flaw and color ol the, fUMMi fjliiBj to about a half fresh fruit plua at attractive Jel;iBch , the rim. Cover and let lied texture that make it apread lUnd untl (tMy Uge 24 well. It keep in the refrigerator ,0 w hour$) TbM wltB hot a lew month or in the freeier a pfjjn IB(j wvfr wit la metal lonf ai a year, but because it .Is ,jd put.jn freeier or refrigerat uncooked, it won't keep on the or promp1v. kitchen shelf. To have the jam at . ; iU best, use it promptly MiVriirtt openinf the container Creamy VUXTUrB Two points about using this, tic type of jam: If it's too firm wne inCIUCTCS JOUp nrwiwi tor nervim. iiriinn win "i- , Strawberries aHl"" LfiOWAPOCAM L soften it If it tends to separate, stirring will blend it again. Fine Color For jam of finest color and flavor, use fully ripe but sound fruit, sorted and washed. Remove caps and stems from berries and peels and pits from peaches. Grind blueberries, but crush oth er berries or peaches. To make about 9 six-ounce glasses of jam, use 3 cups crushed fruit. This takes about a quart of blueberries, 14 to 2 quarts of other berries or 24 pounds of peaches. Here's the recipe: Ingredients CELERV-Ml'SHROOM FAVORITE 1 cups chopped celery 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 4 teaspoon scraped onion 2 cups sliced mushrooms 4 tablespoons flour 4 tablespoons milk 2 cups slock or consomme 4 teaspoon salt ' teaspoon pepper 4 shredded wheat biscuits Cook celery in small amount of boiling, salted water until tender. Melt butter or margarine in fry ing pan: add onion and mush rooms. Saute slowly. Moisten flour "Vapocant are available Super Mirketa, iawker everywhere." 1 cuds crushed fruit; 9 cups ' with milk and blend into mushroom sugar; 1 package powdered pee-1 mixture. Add cooked celery, stock tin: 1 cud water. To make: Add or consomme, salt and pepper. it sugar to crushed fruit, mix well . Heat thoroughly. Crush tops of land allow to stand 20 minutes ; shredded wheat biscuits: sprinkle Plant with occasional stirring. Dissolve j each with 1 tablespoon hot water, the powdered pectin in the water, , Serve hot celery-mushroom mix- j bring to a boil and boil 1 minute. 1 lure on biscuits. Serves 4. 150 N. Commercial "We Featwre U. . Govt. Inspected Meata" Thone 3-3563 Swift's .Select Lamb Sale! yea Lb. 0)G LAMB 1pc ROAST tA2) LEAN LAMB STEW . HORMEL'S BACON ENDS AND SLICES lbs. . l) G Hi Folk i Mtrt and Frtd Art Pack at Hoffmani! Rtm.mbr, This Is Not o If-Stryict Meat Marker.. Wt Have 4 Export Journeymen Meat Cutteri to Serve You . , . Cal . . '. Fred . . . Mert . . . Norman. 5 t esxsssssssssssssssseei - -mmr- f irTK7cmirc3lI: V lor the' first bug that does not die after being sprayed with rr?n n nonn n bug v 'with new long-lasting Formula "D" REAL-KILL Offers $25,000 Reward to Prove: KEAl-KIU ri Amarke'i No. 1 Insectictdet REAL-KILL kills All hounhold bugs. None is Immuml REAL-KILL Bug Killer with new long, lasting Formula "0" is the "killingest" bug killer developed by Kience for home use. 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ODORLESS I S7AINIESSI NTS ' SeiDinS liiviarisa tmma Mia lwi aOACMIl NTS tfioiat simariasi Maids-ef-honer are realty tarts ia fancy dress, MAIDS OF HONOR I'nbaked pastry 1 eus S cups confectioner's sugar 1 cup chopped blanehetf almonds Raspberry jam " Line small or medium-shea' muf fin pans itn thinly piled patry teujjL Beat the rLT well, add tbesular. mU and then add the almonds. Place a spoonful of rasp berry jam in each tart and top with rtt mixture. Bake ia a hot evea e degrees' It minutes, re duce even to moderate 'Jit de frees) and continue baking It to IS minutes longer or until filling is cooked. May he served plain or with whipped cream. Makes about 24 small tarts. Shrimp rreoJe can be a mot complex dish or a simpler en Easy Skrixp Creole ' rup finely chopped on ton nip finery chopped green , pepper 2 tablespoons shortening or oil 1 raa cups' condensed tomato soup ti cup water I teaspoon vinegar Dash of Tabasco sauce ue more, if a hotter sauce is desired1 Dash ei black pepper 1 pound frown or fresh shrimp, cooked I cups cooked rice '1 cup ifKECU-nON Always drain ence.s batter from uncooked oaioa rings before adding them to Cook onion and green pepper un- not deep fat so as to avoid the ,t.l soft in shorten - Add sp. of the fat bubbling over. water, vinegar. Tabasco saucr and black pepper Cook over low brat IGHT TIME ! about 10 minutes, stirring occaioo- A canm-d ham. weighinj about 'ally Add shrimp; cook S minutes six pounds, mill need to bake about I longer Tour shrimp and sauce two hours and fifteen- minutes in a oer hot rice, t servings. slow "325 degrees oven. Curried Lamb an Outdoor Dish SI MMER SALAD Finely chopped cucumber, thin slivers of canned pineapple and ripe olive slices or chunks are deli cious molded in lemon flavored gelatine. Add a little vinegar to sharpen the flavor. Serve with sour cream dressing. SALAD DRESSING Combine a cup of mayonnaise with 2 tablespoons -each chopped ripe olives and dill pickle. 2 chopped anchovy fillets. 1 teaspoon minced parsley and 1 tablespoon prepared mustard. Toss this superb dressing with cooked large dry limas, thinly sliced celery and green onions. m r.nloy the Extra .odDess af the Northwest's Very Own Brand 4t at DiilcttUIai MARGARINE &j Produced in Salem Curried lamb i a good disk for that covered dish picnic of the club: Carried Lamw I cup diced celery vita tops 1 small onion, diced i tablespoons cooking fat or oil I cups diced cooked lean lamb l cup brown gravy Curry powder 2 drops tabasce sauce Salt - Brown celery and onioa slowly Bi the fat or oil. Add meat, gravy, and seasonings. Use te 1 tea spoon curry powder, as desired. Stir over low heat until weQ mixed and hot If too dry, add boiling water. ENERGY . ERNIE by Skt Jr, lin N ijiVVHiv wwtm tAm Te 1 Ttlw, f riftrred ay Mtllttas far Ovtr' 10 Ttarsl ! - ' ' -ii ' ' -" 1 mmwi gbs A FASCINATING NEW KIND OF CROSSWORD PUZZLE! Lots of fun. Enter today-you may win $32,000 -paid by IrtV fleam ffvtifff malrAe rlichuinchSnti afmncf mVa' Vlw lll7 iiliHIU alfCIt laiunw uidllllHiililj) miiiiw iii ww a . i 'V i - Clip this entry blank along the broken line 'sU UV LT 1 1 IIIl o wl JOY'S NEW "TRICKSTER" PUZZLE JL h ou VI E f T 35 lAlTlglRuVl folvl IJd Your Nam. ffUoM rUNT, the pmS M bkmj Address. City. Prkw first lmr sf rwr knt mm m tWs mi NOTE: Be sure to read all rules carefully be fere sending in this entry blank. Complete itnlt by Min ia letters t form tkt wtrts fos Ihink best fit the elm Clip isd mail tt Hit Trickster", lei Jl, CMimti 1, Okie. Ea tries mst le teshMrkee' as liter Hmi audaight Aaetst i, IrSi. 1 "trace'or I I k It'man Here romps 'Thc TrickstT ftrAtn to give vou another crnck at dome hij money! "The Trickster" w JOY'S exciting new kind of crminwn'd pux zle. It's simple. Great fnn. And worth a cool $32,000 to yoo if yoa get the right solution. Most of the puzzle, as you can see, is filled in already. All you do is fig ure out the missing letters from tha clues. But look out ! "The Trickster" is clever. Take 26, Down, for in stance. The clue is. "It's generally hard for anyone to TRA E stolen property." Should it be "trade"? 'Trace"? Or does some other word fit the clue better? Only one word is right in each case. The fun is in figuring it out. Got your thinking cap on? Then read tha rules carefully and get going. Yoa mav be the one to walk off with the $32,000 cash! CLUES ACROSS 4. Ia it BILLOW, PILLOW or WILLOW? (Right armwer ia in this ad and on the Joy carton and can). 7. One needs morality to be . 9. 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Self-centered talker who monopolizes the af ter dinner interlude will pay little attention to the of other guests. 5. You always get a when you hear a lively song. , 6. A good most be careful not to offend with his language. 8. Serious student of seed plants may be inter ested in the root of this. 9. New Iastant JOY makes dishwashing almost 12. Commissary officers will be especially involved when fighting men are 13. If weather ia bad, it's not unusual if small vessel . . in port. 16. Parents may not he pleased to learn their daughter was seen to . valuable things that didn't belong to her. IS. Shoemaker's tool. 19. Those in charge of long parade mav havp to .. . their instructions from time to time. 21. To remove household goods to a new reni derue, one usually will send for a moving 24. With new Instant JOY, you jwet wash, ami drain dishew! 26. It'a generally hard for anyone to stolen property. 27. Merrier. 29. Drugged. 32. If a healthy child U'gins to act dull and spirit less, teacher may suspect . is the cause of the trouble, i Abbreviation) 33. Reverential regard. EASY RULES FOR WINNING 1. PUhVT dearly in tf puxito the letter yoa ffimk will form words that belt At Ht cluev After you have filled In the puizle, PRINT your name and oddreu clearly on She entry blank. Be sure olo to print the ftrjt letter of your lot name in the bo provided. Entries must be postmarked no later than midnight Auguit 6, 1956, ond must be re ceived no later than August 20, 1956. Mail oil enlrie to "The Trickster ", Box 91, Cmcinnoti I, Oreo. 2. Toe oaf wbwdt en nany toWtkm to mil puzzle at yce dewre, evng official entry blanks. With eodi entry tend a boxtop from any size bottle of JOY (if you have one) or a facsimile copied from oay source Oft enciote a separate sheet of paper on which yog have copied the number from the bottom of ony size JOY can, which now may be seen at your store. In this ad ore pictures of the New Milder JOY bottle carton ond con. 3. Corefully study the dues before writing yo answers. The right solution requires the most ap propriate ond suitable word in each blank. The fudges will determine which word is the most ap propriate and suitable to the due in eoch case. The judges have been appointed by Procter & Gamble to consider all entries and select the prize winner. Decisions of the judges ore final 4. Procter I Gamble wil pay $32,000 for the light solution to Inn pvzzle. K no correct solution Is received, the most nearly on the mMiber of correct words, will be the 1 One prize will be awarded. m the event of ties, a separate "Trickster" na zle and sentence for completion, "Joy makes dish washing almost mce becouse , , . (25 words or lesss) . . . will be mailed to those who have tied. f4 JOY boxtop or con number wiH be required wia a tie-breaking entry. Entries in the tie-breokmg contest will be judged on she basis of the punt. In the event of ties, the prize money wfl be paid to the tying entrant whose snlesn.e for com pie lion h judged most apt, original and sincere. 5 Entries bested so residents of Hsss oosshssess tot United States (including Alaska) and Hawae, except employee of Procter & Gomble, to od vertising agencies, and their families. Government regulations apply, 6 All entries become unauoriftedty the pmfs erty of Procter & Gomble for ony ond oft pw poses. No entries returned. Except for Incidental uncompensated help from family ond friends, entries must be wholly the work of the person M whose name the entry is submitted, ond will be disqualified for outside professional or compel sated help. Mechanically reproduced facsimiles or numbers are ineligible. The winner or tying entrants wilt be notified by mol obout I weisss otter all entries ore received. CLUES ON TO HELP YOU WIN Procter & Gamble's new JOY is the liquid that makes dishwashing no, not fun but almost nice. 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