The Eugene guard., June 21, 1928, Image 7

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THE ETT3flyE 3 TTA R TJ
ft ELECTRIC
VARIED IN USES
.ousevrife's delight," eev the
. i-i....rlr neome in teliinff nf
T n.nerBl rairtgerstor.
"LioMible convenience baa been
trtrt T" mh. lt ttn (deal rerrlt-arai.
5?. m9a are kept fresh and
ioe, uavA and delicious In
f M are several different sixes
Jels, each with a maximum
aairige capacity.
.. wooer preservation of foods
I J" WJnea an Integral pert of
W.tTnreserving health. The
rl.
'jfi. a oi a reingeraior aula
SfSria that moll the food. . .
AC General Electric refrigerator
L iTnfled in Eugene by the Elklna
yjfc .tore, 1027 Willamette
elaiaome booklet of recipts hea
out by the General Electric
m telling how to make many
Wa as well a what to serve
fZ different meaia. In telling
SLTWormal luncheons, for In
JL the booklet aaya, "If one
J? the liabit of k"9inf special
JS, (a the electric refrigerator
STbmI be ? """Pony al.
Eit may be kept in a covered
i. nnrl nerved lellied or fiutVlt-
Kited. 8alfld greens and dress
Li keep freh in covered contain-
Ciyte Bsucts, which ia the base
it, many soups and creamed things
f i. -- in ilk on Vinnri on1 urill
dough can be sliced off
i v.hi tit a moment'a notice. Ire
Zmjo sauces may be kept on hand
Uitrred with any kind of froien
Brd or whipped cream and lee
Sum sad mousses will keep for
Lift -
. winwrne is suggested:
JUscd soup stock (with muBhrooma)
Cabbage ana carrot salad .
Mayonnaise dressing
isricet cream Lady fingers
w Tea
Omanl directions - are given
l . nrenare everything that can
L aide with a refrigerator.
geiow ioudwb uiw uie cnoice
........
vannia mousw
fort 1 teaspoon gelatin in
t tjhlesnoon cold water, dissolve
k dicing cup in boiling water, add
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14 top miia, men aaa xo
14 niD milk, add '
1.! nni sugar, or 1-8 euo snrar
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W 8 tapiespoona ugni colored corn
w . .... .... .
rtw trams sail ana
1 ttiUBOons vanilla. Strain into
Valuator pan and pnt in chilling
an. nueu wci'immg w feULien,
t mm light. eat
1-1 pint cream until stiff and grad-
oac in cue ceiacine niixmre.
a like desserts and salads that
no stirring. .
II
Tliriaalre. distributed IneaHv hv
Warns Electric, Inc., 28 Eighth
mm east, Is announced as the
atafe refrigerator that provides
too, dry atmosphere which pre-
u the oilnlirv nf fnnH And nm.
(an the diffusion. of odors within
intriierator. . It also provides an
M means for chilling or freezing
tokj oi salads ana aesBerts.
Met in makins frosen dessertji.
V creams may be made satisfac
) Tith a custard base. Whipped
pa rill add to the lightness and
anumesa of the frozen mixture,
Jitk may be kept free from ice
Vncui bv the Aflriitinn nf ffelarinA
Ith teiture of fruit sherbets is
luulorm when sweetened with
JUNE SPECIAL
2.75 Down FREE
Try Out on New Model 11
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HI Oak
Phone 1781
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WILLIAMS ELECTRIC
KM CO. INC.
""My Bids., 8th Ave. 6W
Fresh Fish and
Sea Foods
JEWMAN'S F18H MARKET
" Park 8t. Tel. 2309
1 crmtaJas more of
J aecesBary elements
any other food.
BLUE BELL.
.bherhet.TVdtfr,,v0n0tLfetda'
Certain precautloBS are nsceturv
In making water ices, lnssnrndT aTS
cream . ued. fh, "
.de. to fora! The
addltloa of gelatine will make the
mixture- smoother and It "ay bj
$SZ?.P .?ti1Uy fr hefo
Tf1 th' ,t3fny httea "-aites.
n J..IOU!i regular beating 1.
r"M7 ter., aucceasful freeiini
of the above diahes. The tray should
be removed and the cream stirred
from the bottom and sides of Ihe
mfxt,f ' hat hoai a
mixture is frosen to a stiff mash.
The texture of the prodoet depends
Tk 5rgS "P00 " beating.
The beating should be done as
"juickly as poBBlble, inasmuch as the
th
Parfalt Is either a frosen or chilled
mixture. In either case It should
freezing " durulf the chilling or
Mousses are heavy cream mix
tures which require no beating.
. 4 Q, example of the numerous
dainties that can be made with the
Fsigidatre is the following-.
Jellied Ham ia R1m
2 cups cold botted ham, sliced.
4 pimentos, cut fine.
3 Mbleepoons minced tweet trickle.
2 cups hot ham stock.
2 tablespoons cold water.
1 tablespoon gelatine.
1 slice onion.
1 sfalk celery,
. 2 cloves.
Simmer ham stock with onion, cel
ery and cloves for five minutes,
strain and measure two cups of the
stock. Soak gelatine in cold water
Jive minutes an ddlssolve in hot
stock. Combine remaining ingred
ients and add to stock when the
latter is cool. Giaxe a large plain
mold w,(h some of the clear jelly,
rince turn slices of lemon on h
f"d bottom of the mold.
" -.on is set, DH mold ni(b
Ham miliira am! .h')l 1 .L- -.,
- :- ...... m vu rnKKl-
airo. Hemove from the uiolil br
loosening edges with a sharp knife
ana ainmns in hnt a.ik. .
on a bed of lettuce hearts and
ai me tame witn mayonnaise
dressing. Eight servings.
i rigidaire is sold and guaranteed
"6a" CTipoTauou, a sub
sidiary of. Beneral Motors cornora-
rtnn. At I)g.,An !!.: . .
plants consisting of 41 buildings with
- ince oi no acres
are devoted to the manufacture of
iv.g.uire equipment. The immense
size and unlimited resources of the
front ni.vanl.a4ln-. .....'.'l. .
of equipment and skilled workmen
Buu memous ot manufac
ture in order that the burer may
receive a product of high quality.
i - Pag Sotw
Hebron
HEBRON, Jane 21. Special)
Mr. and Mrs. William Baiabridge of
vovuige urove were Monday callers at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln
Taylor. . They were accomnftnied hv
a nephew of Mrs. Bainbridge. -
Mrs. Belio Geer returned from the
Joab Powsll memorial services at
Providence, Ore, on Monday after
noon, having visited the Monmouth
Normal in the forenoon. At the me
morial services on Sunday it is esti
mated three thousand were nreaent.
Abraham T. Powell, only living eoa of
the noted evangelist, made a short
speech at request of the committee in
charge.
School meeting was well attended
Monday night La. D. Huff was elected
director to fill the place of John .Mar
ry, retiring; Trueman Clark was re
elected clerk. A small budget was
passed to meet current expenses. The
budget that had been posted was dis
carded.. - - y
On June 24 dscenQants of Alfred'
Powell, a mlnlater of early days in!
Oregon, will meet at Albany to hold1
their yearly reunion. Several famll- i
ies usually attend from Hebron. i
Guests ot Mra. Belle Ueer over,
Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs.
L. 8. Compton of Drain, their daugh-1
ter. Miss Frances and Mr. Compton's1
mother, Mrs. LUlle Probst They left!
Sunday morning for the Joab Powell;
memorial, accompanied oy airs. ueer,.
George Zapp of Eugene was a Son-;
day visitor at the home of Jens Jp-
BOB. - '
Miss Anna Jepsos la preparing
nine hundred capons for market. She
has Black Giants, B. I. Beds, Ply
mouth Bocks and Light Brabmas.
Camp Creek
(Special) E. B. Handsaker lost a
valuable German police dog by pot
son picked up by the dog while bunt
ing a cow with the boye. The poison
..l.nM ah tnr a IffM tim.
WHO IJluuaui Ku" v .... "
ber wolf that has been seen recently
between vamp vireea ana wtuwvuwj.
Mrs. Magnus ana son 'jneouore vw-
. . J .t.. .1. rtl.M no th
lieu mo m --' ' ,
Handsaker place, today. Mrs. Magnus
seemed to enjoy her visit to the old
home they moved irom in iow. one
....irioA niw mile south of u-
gene on the Lorane road.
Kd ivye nas nis line oig usrn .i-
. Ha haA tit atoll VArlr All
n . . r i . . " r
the barn for a few days to cut nay.
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JUiner lTesncr mimaire. ww
for the Nye barn also for the big
i . a a-v-.B. VHKiMtn aaf HvtR
OAm w v ' . ' " ' ........ -
Bridge and for the new barn on Mr.
Heckel s place wmcu nu oeen
ished. ,
J. K. PRATT. Insurance. TeL 1181
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THEATER. PHONE C21-J. tf
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EUGENE COLt-ECTtOW ABEMOY
Collections snywheraj o hara
nlest w oolleot. Ir 8li. Phoss
WO.
Why a COPELAND?
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
J abater value par dollar Invaated from tht atandpolnt of
2 eontenta, ahelf apace, lea cubes, capacity, convenience,
appearance. '
5j yer wants a machine that will prova, dependable, that
" be long-lived end that will operate economically.
Chicago apartment houses are Copelend equipped,
""a f,,B0,
BAILEY ELECTRIC CO.
40 Wlllametie
-two
thousand 1 carloads of
eirwerators
iJeneml tlectnc R
delivered
to users since April first
The General Electric Refrigerator has now
been on the market just one year. From the
day it was first aiinoiineed, it was accepted
by the public with truly amassing enthusiasm.
Since April first, more than .2000 carloads
have been delivered to American homes.
This is a gratifying tribute to the General
Electric Refrigerator- a true achievement
in electrical engineering. It is the worthy
product of the Research Laboratories of the
world's largest electrical manufacturer.
Nine factories icorking
at top speed
Tne tremendous demand for these "years
ahead" refrigerators has made it necessary
to increase production again and again -Just
as rapidly as is consistent with General
Electric standards of quality. 1 Now nine fac
tories are working at top speed to take
care of the mcreaung volume of
Just as soon as each refrigerator has passed
its many rigid tests, it is shipped to a waitV
ing customer. We are assured by the fao
tories that all orders now on file will be
filled within the next few weeks -
We suggest that you place
your order now
If you are planning to purchase a refrigera
tor this summer, we strongly advise you to .
comeinatoneeandplayourord.Tlaa
yon will be sure of harhsgyourrefriecttsCT
just as soon as you are ready for It.
The first 100,000 t&crinrinating Ameriass
women to choose this reroliitionary refrjg.
erator bare been its best adwrtiscrs. They
have pronouneed it unuenally .onieS, ceon
nomical in opeiioo, ea to keepdoms3d
worry-proof. It Is their TertBct which, is
a large measure, is responble tor thia
hearty nariaan-wide fteceptaace.
GE3
SIERAL k fQELECIBIC
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Elkins Electric Shop
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1027 Willamette
Phone 304
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