Friday, Kftfttabet à, iród
~
A8SLARÖ B àî LT TîDÎNôg
P age iimLi
Classified Column
Classified Column Rates
One cent the word each time.
To run every issue for one
month or more, He the word
each time.
MISCELLA NEGUS
This is Ashlands
Place To Find
What It Wants
To Eat Sunday
A Feature Page
For Telling the
Cooks About the
Good Eatables
V
DRESSMAKING— Work guaran­
teed. 147 Factory St. Mrs. B. Van
Hardenberg.
31-lmo.*
..
FOR RENT
FOR RENT— Furnished
Inquire 126 Church St.
house
52-3
In these days of abundance we must
Breakfast Fried Apples.—Core, after Meat M arket To Open__
provide for the future—when winter
washing
and wiping dry, four large
comes—and fresh
A cash meat market, owned by
FOR. RENT——Completely furnish­
apples;
slice
in quarter-inch slices,
vegetables a n d
H.
L. Newby and J. H. Perry will
ed apartment. 75 Bush St.
51-tf
fmita are limit­ without removing the skins. Melt two open Monday on Foun’h street,
ed in va r i e t y. tablespoonfuls of butter In a hot fry­
FX>K RENT— Three and four
l»l$, We.torn N»w»pap«r Union.)
Here la an old- ing pan, put In the apples and cover Both Mr. Newby and Mr. Perry are
room furlshed apartments. 389 East
fashioned pickle immediately. Cook briskly for a few new comers in Ashland, and Mr.
l s 1eagy «• c°n v in e* Ignorance
Main. Phone 171.
59.3
co n cern in g new th in g s. - It la no.
which, t h o u g h minutes, then turn over with a broad 1 Newby is an experienced butcher
e a sy to con vin ce k now ledge."
some work to spatula. When the apples are soft L
-------------- — ----------
1 and well cooked, sprinkle lightly wirti B uilding B ein g R enovated— —
FOR RENT— Lower floor apart­
prepare,
is
worth
CELERY COMBINATIONS
sugar and brown. Cinnamon may be
all the trouble it make«.
ment. Close in and modern with pri­
The building recently vacated by
Virginia Mixed Pickle.—Slice half added if liked. Serve hot with break­
vate bath. Phone 481-J.
*6O-tf
mse who eat tho greatest variety a peck of green tomatoes and 15 me- fast J>acon or sausages.
the Jordon Electric Store is being
of vegetables in season will need no
Piquant. Cocktail.—Take one cupful i renovated this week by A. Schuer-
dium-sixed onions. Cut four heads of
FOR* RENT— A 3 room furnished
blood purifiers or tonic«)» cabbage aa for slaw (that Is, shred of canned cherries, three tablespoon-
apartment, close in, paved street
Celery is especially good very fine), quarter 25 cucumbers and fuls of candled ginger, chopped, one- man preparatory to the establish-
| ment of a grocery store. Painting,
Phone 432-Y.
50-tf
as a nerve tonic and is cut Into two-inch pieces leaving the half cupful each of powdered sugar
said to be good for those peel on. Add one-half peek of small and orange Juice, one-third of a cupful j calsomining and papering are being
FOR SALK
—
suffering with rheuma- onions. Mix with salt and let stand of grapefruit juice and one cupful of done to renew the interior.
t ’j ’H
tlsm- Celery is one of twenty-four hours, drain and squeeze canned pears cut in cubes. Place the
FOR sale
Apples.
Phone
U
U
«
the
vegetables which , dry aa possible and cover with vine­ fruit in cocktail glasses and pour the
This appears to be the psycholog­
10F13.
49-1 mo.*
In I I I colnt*lnes
well
with I gar and water. Let stand a day or Juice over it. Sprinkle each glass ic a l moment for Indians to petition
V I 1 H weats’ fruit8’ as well as 1 two, drain again and mix with one with a half-tablespoonful of chopped
FOR RALE— Chevrolet Touring
Washington for the return of Okla­
n | other vegetables.
ounce ef celery seed, one-half ounce ginger.
Car. new top, tires and battery and
homa.—
La Salle Post.
Celery Soup.—Cut up
Baked Apples With Bananas.—Take
in good condition. $120, if taken at three cupfuls of celery Into small of ground cinnamen, one-fourth cupful six large apples, one cupful of strnined
once. 137 Oak St.
52-3 pieces and bruise with a potato mash­ of white pepper, one-half pound of honey, one tablespoonful of butter,
Genius inevitably has marked pe­
white mustard seed, one pint of grated
er. Cook In boiling water until ten­
one
and
one-half
bananas
and
six
culiarities.
Lloyd George is said to
FOR SALE— Cheap or trade for der, then rub as much of the pulp horse radish, two ounces of turmeric.
marshmallows.
Wipe,
core
and
peel
Ford roadster, Chevrolet touring as possible through a sieve. Scald two Boil six quarts of vinegar and pour the apples. Place them In a saucepan have expressed a desire to go to
boiling hot over the pickles. Do this
car. good top, tires and good con­ and one-half cupfuls of milk, with a three mornings In succession, using with the honey and butter. Simmer, Chattanooga.— Nashville Banner.
dition. 137 Oak st.
47-4tp slice of onion, then remove the onion the same vinegar each time. The third turning often to cook until tender, but
and add the milk to the celery pulp
We shall not Join the klan while
morning add one pound of sugar to not long enough to lose their shape.
AXY GIRL IX TROUBLE— May and liquor. Bind with three table­
they
continue to charge $10 for or-
Remove
to
a
casserole
and
insert
a
the vinegar, then mix one cupful of
communicate with Ensign Lee of spoonfuls of butter, cooked with three olive oil with one-half cupful of ground quarter of a banana in each cavity | dlnary cotton nighties.— Peoria
the Salvation Army at the White tublespoonfuls of flour; season with mustard and add when the pickles are made by the core. Place a marshmal­ ; Star.
salt and white pepper and add a beaten cold.
low on top and bake In a quick oven
Shield home, 565 Mayfair Ave., egg just before serving.
Temate Butter.—Take seven pounds long enough to puff and brown the , If a cause is just it eventually
Portland. „Oregon.
10-lyr
Creamed Celery In Cheese Shell.—'
S en
--- . e
V. at v once
u t.
of
rlpa tomatoes peeled and sliced, marshmallows. ----
w’ill triumph in spite of all the prop­
Prepare cooked celery by adding it to
FOR SALE— A real paying res­
three
pounds
of
sugar,
one
ounce
each
a cream sauce and a cupful of par­
x m
aganda issued to support it.— La
taurant— fine location, good pat­ boiled oyster«. The oyster liquor may of whole cinnamon and cloves and one
¡Salle-Peru
Daily Post.
ronage. Only reason for selling, poor be used for part of the liquid in mak­ pint of vinegar. Boll three hours;
during the last of the cooking stir to
health, not able to handle. See E. E. ing the white sauce. Turn Into a shell
keep
from scorching. This may be
Phipps,
Real Estate Broker, 73 of pineapple or Edam cheese, cover kept In unsealed Jars.
Oak St.
52-tf with buttered crumbs and grated
Bed Pepper Jam.—Take twelve
cheese and wrap the cheese in a brown
large,
sweet red peppers, remove the
paper. Bake until thoroughly hot. Re­
PIANO TUNING
seeds
and
put through the meat chop­
PIANO TUNING— $3.50. Trade at move the paper and serve on a folded per, using the medium knife. Sprinkle I
napkin.
home and have yonr piano tuned by
High Patent Idaho flour, per
Celery Croquettes.—Cook together with a tablespoonful of salt and let
Carl H. Loveland. Studio 135 E. one large potato and three-quarters of
stand three or four hours. Drain, put i
pack $1.60, by bbl $6.25.
Main St. Phones 134 and 4 65.
a cupful of chopped celery until ten­ into a kettle and add one pint of vine-1
gar
and
three
cupfuls
of
sugar.
Boll
der. Remove the potato and mash It
Drown and White Loaf flour,
WANTED
fine.
Drain the celery, mix it with the gently until of the consistency of Jam
4 ___
v none better, per sack $2,00,
potato; add two tablespoonfuls of —about an hour. Pour into sterilized
WANTED— Sewing. 137 First St. chopped pecans, one-half tablsspoonful glasses and when cold cover with
pec bbl. $7.40.
paraffin. Thia makes six glasses.
Jessie Searing.
50-5 * of butter and turn out to cool. Form
as usual Into croquettes and fry In deep
Crown dairy meal, per sack
WANTED— Trailor suitable fhr fat. Serve hot with any desired sauce.
$1.85, 5 sack lots at $1.75.
Ford car. Inquire 928 B St.
52-1
Stuffed Celery.—Take white, tender
stalks of celery, wash and wipe dry
Mill run per sack $1.50, 5
WANTED— Bdy to learn printing and fill with a seasoned cheese mix­
sack lots $1.40
trade. Call at Tiding^ of ice.
14tf ture. One may use cream chese, pi­
mento cheese, or a mixture of two
Economy mixed feed, per
Boy on bicycle who picked up cheeses. Fin the stalks and cut them
Fresh and rich, Saturday
sack
$1.40, 5 sack lots $1.30
spaniel pup near Junior high Mon­ into half-inch lengths. Arrange on
Special—really delicious
day, please return <0 Rev. Chaney, bead lettuce and serve with French
Crown scratch feed, contains
117 Laurel.
51-2* dressing. The stalks may be left four
sunflower
seed and egg ma­
or five inches long and served In that
Give Us Your Order
LOST— Spaniel pup, light brown manner, or serve them with a simple
king essentials, per 100 lbs,
with white on face, return to Rev. salad, one stalk on the side of the
$2.85, 500 lb lots $2.75
Chaney. 117 Laurel St.
51-2* salad plate.
!
!
j
.
“ e a ‘" a
C .
o '»
P « ..- .,
«.. bo ,„ r
52-2
When a man gets a letter from his
Yes— Malted Milk twin bread 10c
wife during his absence from home
B°n Ton.
34.ff
he simply reads the postscript and
sends her a check.— Mobile News-
A full line of fresh home made
Item.
candy every day at Enders.
< i.tf
...................
♦“♦■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦-♦♦♦e ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «
Announcement
-
/U
•»«I
Our New Fourth Street Cash Market
Will Open for Business,
Monday, Nov. 6.
WM carry a complete line of Freeh m J
cured Meats, Fish and Poultry
and
We solict a share of your patronage
Perry & Newby
Opposite W hittle Transfer Co. B a rn -F o u rth Street
PLAZA MARKET SPECIALS
Netted Gem potatoes, per 100 lbs—$1.50
Butter Rolls
Convalescent Home— There ¡s a more celery combinations
place waiting for you. We are put­
Celery makes a very pretty garnish
ting th e house neat door into ser­
vhen curled. Cut It in two-inch lengths
vice and will always have room for
with a sharp knife; be­
the one« who take sick suddenly.
ginning at ti»e outside of
the stalk, make fine cuts
F ix Up Shop
to the center, leaving a
We repair furniture and anything
hit to hold the spray to­
that needs fixing. North Main next
gether; turn the other
end of the stalk and cut
to Hemes Orecery Store.
in the same way. Drop
the pieces thus shredded
luto ice-cold water and
For a smooth shave, and
in an hour they will be curled. These
quick service, go to the
curled pieces may be used in salads
Shell Barber Shop, across
with other vegetables or fruits, or
they
may be used as a garnish for a
from Depot. Grinding of
dish.
all kinds. Children's work
Hashed Potatoes With Celery._
a specialty.
Melt one and one-half tablespoonfuls
of butter over a moderate fire; put In
W. A. SHELL, Prop.
one cupful of finely chopped celery;
cook for fifteen minutes, stirring occa­
532 A. St. Ashland, Ore.
sionally, then add two cupfuls of cold
boiled potatoes finely chopped and
cook until slightly colored. When
nearly done season with salt and pep­
per and serve sprinkled with chopped
parsley.
‘
A5 mj « retie/ m taAing
Scrambled Eggs With Celery.—Melt
one tablespoonful of butter; add four
tablespoonfuls of chopped celery; cook
slowly for fifteen minutes; add’ four
“ •7—p lea sa n t-eH .ctiv » —only 2Se
eggs and stir until se t; season well
and serve at once.
Baked Celery With Cheeee.—To twe
cupfuls of celery, cooked until tender,
in inch pieces, prepare one cupful
v
i uu ewewuere, *1 usi cut
of white sauce and dice one cupful of
for to be mean, and to trade good, snappy cheese. In a baking dish
out of town, and genuine put a layer of celery; cover with a
?ood American fence too that layer of cheese, then the cheese with
you will get here.
a lajer of white sauce. Repeat, using
New and old-Sewing ma­ the above proportion; finish the top
chines always on hand. Har- with white sauce covered with but­
tered crumbs. Put Into the oven long
nes and implement. You will enough
to brown the crumbs and thor­
always find the best at
oughly heat the dish. Over-cooking
will toughen the cheese and make It
stringy, unattractive and hard to di­
gest.
&
Will be a Weekly Feature beginning
Saturday,Nov.3
M W
w
’e T
xB1': U M ’S I' AL IK 'f'llAT
1I1J.1
n ILL GIVE YOU JU ST \ i in ti r
BETTER VALUES IN MEATS THVN l i v i ’P
Drown egg mash, 100 lbs
$2.80, 500 lb lots $2.65.
OFFERED TO you in ASHLAND
F-RE NOT
QUOTING PRICES TODAY. call TOM o m
•
AND EACH SUCCEEDING SATURDAY ' \\'D
GET PRICES THAT W ILL ASTONISH IV« ,U
Buttermilk egg mash, 100 lbs
h°».O5, 500 lb lots $2.90
SATURDAY SALE PRICES
Will he in effect on all Fresh ami enre.1 Meats
Poultry and Rabbits.
’
’
We must empty our feed room in order to
remodel; so we are of ferine special induce­
ments to move our present stocks.
. . • *
Special
Saturday Sales
Where Quality Is Best and Prices Lowest
Plaza Market
Lithia Bakery
H. A. Stearns
We Deliver
Market Page Ad For Results
61 N. Main
82 N. Main
!'
28
ONSTIPATION
Eagle Market
20th Century Grocery
Stores
28 Stores
G n ^ CaentUry •Gr0CCΑy Stores offer a Doien Good Ones
C
X
K
Ä
"
*
iDClUdln* S a tU r d a y ’ N ° v e m b -
«> ird
“ » ‘ Ü F r id a y
C H A M B E R L A IN ’S*
.
TABLETS
NEW
FURNITURE
ALWAYS ON HAND
New bedroom, parlor and
dining room furniture, floor
coverings,
ranges,
kitcheu
equipment, heaters, etc.
We have some late shipments
in many lines.
ASHLAND FURNITURE
COMPANY
»4 N. Main
Eugene Baptists propose
000 church structure.
$110,-
J ello
Kellog-s Corn Flakes
Per
£
Packaere
** C
: o _ .
«C
Solid Pack Tomatoes "Gold Leaf B rand,"
T h ree P rizes
large No. 2 « cans 3 for
40 cents.
$5.00—HAM—H EN
To Cash Customers
. !
PEIL’S CORNER
The banana is a fruit always found
in the ordinary market. It Is delicious
served fresh or
cooked, and often
adds a touch of
flavor to a dish,
taking it out of
U jr / ' < > j
the ordinary class
of plain foods.
Baked Bananas.
—Take one-half
cupful of sugar, one tablespoonful of
starch, one-half teaspoonful of salt-
mix well and stir this mixture into a*
cupful of boiling water and cook until
free from any raw, starchy taste. Add
two tablespoonfuls of lemon juice, two
tablespoonfuls of grape Jelly and.
when blended, pour this sauce in a
buttered baking dish. Cover with a
half-cupful of crumbs and bake until
the buttered crumbs are brown and
thg bananas feel softened.
ta .
a
Any Flavor
Each ...
On Purchases Made
Saturday, November 3
How You Get Them
§ee(bess Raisins
In Bulk
«C m
2 Pounds.
¿OC
t
tv
i ao?9Per She11 Almonds
Crop
Pound
Vim, Finest Patent Flour, 49 pound sacks $1.83, No. 10 sax 43 cents
, T l l n A , P i n e M ilk
5 Tall Cans
For
5ZC
1 Toil r- Pink Salmon
lall Cans
3 For
4UC
W ITH EVERY 25c CASH purchase on Satur­
day, November 3, (tomorrow) we will give a
coupon entitling each cash customer to an op­
portunity on one of the three prizes offered in
this ad.
*8»
This offer and prize opportunity is good for only
Saturday, Nov. 3, so make cash purchases that
eoth Century Coffee, Pound 35 cents, 3 pounds $1.00
Albers Flapjack
S .
aee
ZOc
day at
E ast
:
S id e
Creme Oil Soap
4 Bars
« r.
F o r........
CwC
Crystal White Soap 5 bars 22 cents
M arket
Ashland
Medford
Grants Pass
1
4