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The AMERICAN. CENTR VI, POINT. OREGON
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.Mrs. Vincent and Bobbie who hove Mi and Mr# Smiley, Donnie and parents. Mr and Mrs. Theodore day*. Mrs. Smiley bringing th ree an-
been visiting her G ran dparen ts at Pelor „ of Keno visited Mrs. Smiley's Glass. They celebrated three birth-, gel food cakes with her.
Bandon. Oregon for th e last tw o
week* will return hom e Sunday.
W. J. Freem an spent the week­
^¿)CAD A.R .-M ÁYN E
end at Cnlon Creek, where Mrs.
Fieem an and Mrs, Owen are spend­
ing the sum m er. Shirely and Robert
Kincaid who had been with Mrs.
Freem an for som etim e accom panied
EASY TO SERVE MEAL.
the milk in double boiler: add bread Mr. Freem an home.
F o r warm w eather • -veilings the rumb«, butter, pimiento. parsely, A num ber of the Central Point
porch or the yard is the ideal spot onion, seasonings and beaten eggs. toys and girls are attending the
for supper. Too few of us tak e ad Add noodles and mix carefully. Pour I Red
Cross sw im m ing class in Med­
vantage of the possibilities th a l can Into a w ellhuttered pan and hake in
It Is really w orthwhile to drop
be found in our own homes, a meal a m oderate oven. 350 degrees, until ford.
:<nd ".ee these vounsters frolick­
served in this way can be as festive firm. Turn out on platter and gar­ In
ing in the water. In the m orning
as a picnic and the grow n-ups as nish with parsley.
the little tiny tots go in. It is really
well as the children will be delight­
CHICKEN IN ASPIC
hard to tell which group has the
ed. As a m ethod of entertaining,
1 plum p Chicken
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most
fun. It is a fine thing for our
it could not be surpassed.
W ater
hoys
and
girls
to
know
how
to
swim.
RIES.
REM EDIES, SI NHRI ES, A TOBACCOS AT MAXIMUM
To serve out-of-doors the first pre­ Salt
Most
of
the
boys
will
learn
but
how
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Bring
in
lilis
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requisite is th a t the m eal be one 1 carrot
much better for them to learn under
mul receive a generous tube
I ENT SERVICE — TWO STORES
thal is easily served. The buffet 1 Bay Leaf
of
Dr.
Host's
a good supervisor and with no d a n ­
type of service everyone takes his Aspic Jelly:
ger
attached.
own plate and helps himself relieves
3 4 cups chicken stock
60c ALKA SELTZER
th P hostess of many responsibilities.
1 oz. gelatin
Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. W alker and
Remo» es Diseolorat ion
The hom em aker who delights in W hite of 1 egg
little H arriett Powell of Medford
Whit
eus
t
lu.
Teeth
GOc SAL HEPATICA
the beauty of her table will be thrill­ 1 small can green peas
were dinner guests at the Clem F in ­
ed with the possibility offered by, Boil the chicken with seasonings.; ley home Sunday.
35c BROMO QUININE
the “ Sm orgasbord". "Sm orgasbord' Allow to cool in broth. The jellyi
means "B read and b u tte r table". It should be m ade as a clear aspic. Ar­ Mr. Alvin Ham ilton, accompanied
14 oz. OVALTINE
was sung in the earliest sagas of| range chicken in the aspic, using by his sister, Libby Jane, and friends
E
rm
a
Richardson.
M
argaret
Dow,
Swedish feasting. U k e the F r e n c h 1 one large mould. Small piles ol
hors d'oeuvres and the Italian a n ti­ peas should be placed between the Harlmra Kohler and Dorothy Powell,
Ne»,
pasto, it is a table in Itself, and is> slices of meat. To be served to­ carrying boxes and boxes of eats
SAVERS
O fo r
half or more of th e dinner. Because! gether with vegetables, in m ayon­ suit cases and suit cases, and rolls
PRINCE ALBERT
« CANDY
of
bedding
to
he
packed
in
one
sm
all
Womit I'M)ft
of the num ber and wide scope of its naise or with cream dressing. Pork
\E L Y ET
KARS
POPULAR
dishes, the "S m orgasbo rd” is often or veal may be used in the same roadster, left Sunday m orning for a
H A L F « HALE
week's stay at Lake of the Woods.
BRANDS
manner.
served as a meal in itself,
a-ox. Tins
From the am ount of baggage the
i .This offers a delightfully " d if­
I-LOKANTINK EGGS
Pound
Tins
7«c
girls took their parents wonder if
2 ¿ups rooked spinach
ferent way to en tertain and the
they didn't plan to spend the s u m ­
"S m orgasbord" combined with a sin­ 4 cup grated cheese
mer. Mr. liam ilton returned home
gle frozen dessert and a beverage I 4 eggs
Sunday evenipg and the girls expect
would m ake a complete and well- ; 4 cup thin cream sauce
•< OLFMIIIA"
return next Sunday. They are
i Y M ELS
rounded meal. The following dishes, Put thin layer of spinach in bot­ to
staying
at
Bert
P
eck’s
cabin.
LUCKIES
S I. (Ml Reg.— Pint
served with an assortm ent of cheese tom of buttered baking dish. Sprin­
(H
E ST E R S
sliced cucum bers and open-faced kle with grated cheese. Put eggs on
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rainey of Trail
sandwiches, would m ake a small top of spinach, cover with thin visited
their daughter. .Mrs. Frank
"S m orgasbo rd " for an out-of-door, cream sauce and bake In brisk oven Miller, Monday.
party:
until cheese is melted and eggs are
set.
\ 001)1,E 1,0.\ E
Mr. and Mrs. David Reid of Mer­
HESHEST « LARGEST
rill
at the G ebhard home over
1 cup broken egg noodles
'.Marjorie Jones and Roger Yost the visited
weekend.
Retail Stoek of Tobaccos
1 Vi cups milk
C hester Footcraft of Jacksonville
III Soul hern Oregon
4 lb. Am erican cheese
(A lv i:
Mr. and Mrs. Sam my Culbertson
and Mary Fisk of Medford spent
1 pimiento, chopped
"CRITERION"
of
O
akland
arrived
last
week
for
a
Sunday
at
the
Oregon
Caves.
i4l cup butter
$1.00 Reg.
visit with Mrs. Culbertson's parents,
1 cup soft bread crum bs
$1.35 LYDIA PINKHAM’S
98?
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jim
W
atkins.
They
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
L.
Pickett
of
Med­
Guaranteed
3 eggs
ford. called at the C. M. M erritt plan to visit C rater Lake som etim e
1 tbsp chopped parsley
$1.00
MILES’
NERVINE
83^
before returning home.
home Monday evening.
1 tbsp chopped salt
$1.25 ABSORBINE Jr. ...................................... 89^
Salt, pepper, paprika
Cook the noodles in boiling salted
5 lbs. U. S. P. EPSOM SALTS............................ 23?
w ater until tender; and drain. H eat
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
$1.00 CITROCARBONATE ............................... 79?
H i -W ay / t © H ealth
OREGON QAIRY COUNCIL
FREE
j .
Tooth Faste
KOTEX
16
PERUNA
89
POCKET
WATCHES
r
CHEWING GUM
TOBACCOS
3 for 10
VACUUM
BOTTLES
69
LIFEBUOY SOAP
10
CIGARETTES
L 25
Wings 2 1X)H 19c
84
CARTER’S
Frederick A. Smith
Passes in Portland
Frederick A. Sm ith passed aw ay at
the V eterans hospital in Portland
Oregon July 25.
He was born at Sandusky, Ohio
Decem ber 12, 1898, the son of F red
M. an d Anna Smith. He had made
his hom e in Jackson county since
1905.
For seven years he lived in A sh­
land w here he was a m em ber of the
Ashland post of the American Le­
gion. The past year he spent in
John Day and at Portland.
Beside his m other, Mrs. Anna
Smith, he leaves three brothers.
Clifton F. Smith, Roland A Smith
of Medford and H u bert A. Smith
of Eagle Point, besides num erout
friends in Ashland and Medford His
father passed aw ay in 1934.
F un eral service were held at Con­
ger's F un eral P arlor in Medford al
.'! o ’clock Sunday afternoon and In­
term ent was in the I. O. O. F. ceme­
tery at Medford with Rev. Knox of
th a t city officiating.
E. F. M erritt, Postm aster of Mer­
rill, Oregon, spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the hom e of his par­
ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. M erritt, on
the way home from Coquille. Oregon
where he had attended the Post­
m aster convention.
Mr. Goetty,
Postm aster of Sprague River, Oregon
accom panied him. Also John Mer­
ritt of C entral Point.
Ed Vincent is painting his house.
Mrs. F arra spent Friday in Med­
ford-
M arjory Jones is w orking in th t
M arine Grocery store.
m 4. and Mrs. Alfred Middleton of
G rants Pass visited at the Edward
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