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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
STATE’S SHOPPERS
HELP WIN BATTLES
SAVING BAG A DAY
VOTE FOE
WALTER W. WHITBECK
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
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UNITED STATES SENATOR
ADVOCATE AM) TIRELESS WORKER FOR
THE DEVELOPMENT OF OREGON
He proposes a Federal reforestation program
and the opening of the mineral deposits of our
Eastern and Southern Oregon counties.
After the war thousands of ships will be built
and he will use his influence to prevail upon the
maritime commission to keep Oregon shipyards
operating.
He will support further development of hy­
droelectric power, rural electrification and the
construction of the Umatilla Dam.
VOTE X 42
Read the Voter’s Pamphlet
Ptl. Adv.
6 Stew-pendous
Ways to Stretch
Meat Rations
There’s not a more versatile dish
In the urchivcs of American culinary
art than the famous meat stew.
Pound on the tables of rich and
poor alike. It is a standard item on
the national bill of fare.
Even with American meat produc­
tion at an nll-tline high, the mul­
tiple reoiurtmcnU of the armed
fore'
iend-lease, and civilian!
lie
.Late that meat be conserved
mid extended. The nation’s cook!
r nd homemakers, searching for ways
to extend meat dishes and conserve
precious ration points, have dis­
covered that merely by adding on<
or two ingredients to the basic
American stew they enn achieve
almost an endless variety of meat
dishes with an international flavor.
Following arc recipes for six stew;
which speak various languages:
Thursday, May 4, 1944
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SU RA N CE
"That you can depend on”
AIJ’1 O.MOH1LK
O r e g o n '» 337,731 housewives
could conserve enough paper doily
to make 17,690 containers for 75-
mm. shells by saving due paper
grocery bag a day, according to
un announcement by Howard
Coonley, director of the conserva­
tion division of the W ar Produc­
tion Board. This dilily paper sav­
ing would amount to 31,662
pounds.
Paper conservation also releases
supplies for ammunition and food
boxes, practice bombs, bomb
band*, blood plasma cartons, pro­
tection for ambulances in ship­
ment, camouflage m aterials and
many other items. More than ten
times as much tonnage of muni­
tions, food und m aterials is being
shipped overseas in this w ar as
in 1917-1918.
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Published every Thursday at 167
E ast Main St., Ashland, Oregon
by Charles and Ruth Glffen.
Office Phone 8561
National Advertising Representative
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HEALTH Si ACCIDENT
WANT ADS
Ashland Veterinary
Hospital
DR. WALTER WELLER
Veterinarian
Notice of New Location
W ANTED
To Care for Children
in Home-
143 Fourth Street
NOW AT 1011 IOWA
Comer of Siskiyou and Iowa
PHONE 4477
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The Starline Ballroom
in down town Ashland will
close temporarily for ren­
ovation.
We wish to thank each
and every one of you for
your patronage during the
past season.
Watch this paper for re­
opening date.
Goldie Yorton
CHOP
H ungarian Goulash
t
1 pound beef (for stew)
< < MEAT PUDDINJjJ
2 medium onions, chopped
Lard or drippings for browning
1 tablespoon paprika
1 clove gnrllc, minced
2 cups water
4-6 potatoes, diced
English M eat Pudding
1 teaspoon salt
i
beef
kidney
Cook onions in drippings about E
cuigj water or soup stock
minutes. Add tiro meat and season­
x
d chuck steak
ings and water. Simmer one hour.
I nrd or drippings for browning
Add diced potatoes. Simmer unt ".
Salt ano pepper
tender, about 30 minutes. Add bread
Wash kidney, cut into pieces.
dumplings If desired.
Co.tr with water und simmer about
30 minutes. Cut steak Into strips
East Indian Curry
.nd brown. Add one-half cud water
and simmer until tender. Combine
IVA cups cubed lamb
Lurd or drippings for brownin', teak and kidney. Season. Thicken
gravy. Serve with or without a top
% cup chopped onion
of pastry or biscuits.
V4 cup chopped green pepper
Vi cup chopped celery
Mexican Chill
■A clove garlic, finely chopped
1 pound coarsely ground or chop­
1 tablespoon curry powder
ped beef
IVA teaspoons salt
or drippings for browning
2 cups lamb broth (stock made M Lard
cup onion, chopped
from bones removed from lamb 1 tablespoon
garlic, minced
roast)
2 tablespoons chill pepper
2 tablespoons flour
1
tablespoon
paprika
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce 1 cup tomatoes
Cover meat with water and sim­ 3 cups cooked red beans
mer until tender. Brown vegetables
Brown meat and onions In lard
in drippings, then combine them or drippings. Add garlic, chili pep­
with seasonings, broth, and meat. per. puprlka, and tomatoes. Cover
Simmer for 30 minutes. Thicken ana simmer 1 hour. Add cooked
with flour. Serve the curry with beans. Heat and serve on boiled
rice
rice, if desired
Chinese Chop Suey
IVA pounds pork shoulder, cubed
Lard or drippings for browning
1 cup celery, cut in 1-inch pieces
VA cup chopped green pepper
1 No. 2% can tomatoes
1 can bean sprouts
6 tablespoons cornstarch
3 tablespoons brown sauce
2 tablespoons soy sauce
Salt and pepper
Brown pork. Add celery, green
pepper, and tomatoes, and simmer
about 30 minutes. Add drained bean
sprouts. Thicken with cornstarch
blended with brown sauce, soy sauce,
and water. Season to taste. Serve
with boiled rice.
Irish Stew
2 pounds lamb (for stew)
Water to cover lamb
VA cup carrots, diced
VA cup turnips, diced
1 onion, sliced
4 cups potatoes, sliced or diced
» cup flour
Salt and
£ pepper
Simmer lamb for 1 hour. Add veg­
etables and simmer for 30 minutes.
Add potatoes and cook 30 minutes
longer. Thicken gravy. Serve.
A recent law passed by con­
gress provides three months' al­
low ance plus tiansportation to
any qualified physician or dentist
who will move to a community
needing his services, for one
year’s practice. Communities in
need of such aid may make appli­
cation through the State Health
Department.
YOU CAN’T GO FAR ON PRESENT
GAS ALLOWANCES—
BUT YOU CAN GO FARTHER IF YOU
GET THE CAR TUNED UP AT
CLYDE N. CATON GARAGE
PHONE 5311
AT THE KLAMATH JUNCTION
(Siskiyou Boulevard and Indiana Street)
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.MORE WOMEN DAIRY MAIDS
NEEDED; RANCH COOKS TOO
Additional spring classes to
train women dairy workers are
being arranged by the OCS Ex­
tension Service in response to
calls from Oregon dairymen for
help, announces Mrs. Mabel Mack,
assistant state farm labor super­
visor in charge of recruiting for
the women’s land army. Each
course lasts from one to three
weeks, according to previous ex­
perience of students.
Applicants found suitable will
have all expenses paid while tak­
ing the course, including trans­
portation to Corvallis. Those who
take the training agree to stay
in dairy work a t least three
months when suitable jobs are
available.
Mrs. Mack is also recruiting
ranch cooks to meet a keen de­
mand from many parts of the
state. Anyone with past experi­
ence and interested may get de-
| tails direct from her. Both of
. these w ar im portant jobs pay high
I wages, she says.
MT. ASHLAND
FARM & DWELLING
AUTO AND TRUCK
BURGLARY
LIABILITY
HEALTH, ACCIDENT
AND LIFE
J. F. EMMETT
167 EAST MAIN STREET
Phone 8531
W atch the values of your ,
property now and check
up the amount of insur­
ance carried. You may
need more insurance. See
DRY
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Billings Agency
REAL ESTATE and
REAL INSURANCE
Phone 8781
41 E ast Main
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