Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 19, 1925, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textr J e o 'KrEIVFOKTJ TRTT5T7NT!, MEDTO.m OREfiOV, TfTUBSDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1923 e y9or Thanksgiving Erye's Delicious Whole Mm A tfme-Iionorcd lish for ihe family gathering and on; that meets villi enthiisiaHtic approval of all. In the new adltlon of the famous Frye "Met Guide" you will find an entirely new recipe for baking a Frye'a "Dell cloue" Brand Ham without parboiling It will add laurela to the reputa tion of even the best of home oooke. Because of its very mild curing:, Frye't "Delicious" Brand Ham re quires no parboiling, and the sweet, tender, young pork comes out as juicy as fresh Ham roast. F rye's ".Moat Guide" Is Invalu able to every houeewlfe. 187 tested recipes and a practical guide to the choice and ' cutting of all meata. Send 2o for postage to Frye Co., Seattle. f 'Everything The Name Implies' i aM - u M - 1 nams oac on WITH so many tasks we can't dodge, what a re lief it is to find some way to simplify holiday planning. ' Especially the baking I And that's exactly where this Sperry Master Recipe fits in. One recipe yet it can be the base of all your special baking, except pies. And with it you can do your baking in advance. r ' It's for Pound Cake, Fruit Cake, Plum Pudding, White Fruit Cake, Spice Cup Cakes, . and Tea Wafers! Try it and see what a help it is. Do your holi day baking now. ' How can I help you? . Perhaps some particular prob lem on the preparation of a holi day dinner is worrying you?,Do you want a new menu? A sur prise dish you've never made before? Do you know the latest mode of table setting? If you'll tell me just what you want I'll gladly do my best to help you. Don't hesitate to write. You'll not be obligated in any way. , Sperry has made my service available to you free. FOR THE HOLIDAYS six treats from this one Master Recipe i The Sperry Master Rcclpo ' POUND CAKE bread pan size duo. "8 1 cup buttrr cupi tugar 3 cup Sperry Drifted Snow Flour S CRttfl J j ttnnpoon baking powder 1 teaspoon eticli k'tnou unit vanilla citract Cream butter alone till it can be beaten with a spoon, then add sugar gradually, beating mixture until creamy. Separate eggs; beat yolks until thick, and whites until stiff. Add beaten yolks to the creamed butter and sugar; mix well, then add portion of the flour. Stir (do not beat) until smooth, then fold in a portion of the stiffly beaten egg whites. Continue to fold in flour and egg whites alternately ; odd flu voting, and pour into an ungrensed paper lined pan. Bake In a very moderate oven (3i!5"F.)one hour for square or round cake and longer If a deep bread pan is used. Cool thoroughly before cutting. Keeps moist and freih two weeks at least. NOTE: All meMaurementn nrit level, lour it sifted otica beiorm mtMBuring. 4Vo halt pint ntesaurinf cup. White Fruit Cake I With elder or coffee, how It will delight your aueatst ' . Prepare in Muster Recipe and add the following inured I 1 rnt, lightly floured, after the enke la mlied: cup finely ahreddrd citron i 1 cup bleached Sultana rnlslna; cup shredded blanched almond. tiukc at fur lund Cake, the Matter Recipe. Spice Cup Cakes " Such tempting little enlces "youngsters ntvtr get enough! Prepare the Masier Recipe, When sifting Hour add 1 lea spoon each of nutmeg and cinnamon and (a teaspoon each clove and allspice. Kill ungrewird ntultin puns half full of mliture and bake In a slow oven 3J5" F.) for nbmit 4S minutes. A cupful of nuilits, nula or shredded citron mav tut mAAwA Adaptattoni 01 mis wiasirr ixccipe ior rnut fjaice, num Puddlna. and party Tea Wafers will gladly be sent upon re- quct. Alaoa FRRBcopy of a hrnpd new booklet to help you in7your baking "BIQHTY Fo-d Detlghta from EIGHT Matter Recipes." WHtr ti-iv. Addrrs Belle Dc Graf, Sperry Hour Co., Hun FraiiflK'ti, Dnt- 440). II. , The flour I use That it pays to use the highest quality ingredi- cnts I am firmly con vinced. If there's ever a time to take chances it certainly isn't at the holidays. v Therefore, I suggest that you use these reci pes exactly ns given with Sperry Drifted Snow Flour. I've used this flour for Over 12 years because it is so remarkably uniform. I can be sura of good re sults with it. BELLE De GRAF Write for other recipes 2,. ,''jlVii., SPERRY HOME SERVICE BUREAU SMrt. Btltc De Qraf, Director WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF Doors, Screens, Windows and Sash Window and Door Frames, Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds Our Constats) Aim la to Keep Our Quality and Prices Absolutely Right Do Not Order From Out-of-Town Concerns Bafor . Letting Ua Flgu'ein Your Bill. TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS NARROW ESCAPE IN RECENT GALE ASTORIA, Ore., Nov. 19. (A. P.) Shipwrecked, buffeted for two days on the Pacific without power or ntuer- Iiik means, Htorra mvept by tho Mi? blow of Saturday which caught thm In a ninety mile Rule, tho fifteen men, In command of KnKlgn M. A. HunHum, U. H. N., detulUtl with the rum chas er It. C, Nmith to prohibition dutieH in Pacific waterH, were brought into port here today with what wa loft of the veHfl in tow of the coast guard cut ter SnohomiHh. Their forward decks had been clenr- ptf of equipment, ventilators and deck housing had been torn away. Tho vea Hel was partly filled with water. A sur vey hero will be required to ascer tain other (himnKO. The It. C. Kmllh, on rnuto from Ketchikan, Alaska, to San Francisco, touched at Astoria I-Ylday afternoon and put to sea iif?uin just in time to be caught In tho heavy 'galo off Cape Waneo Saturday night. The wind reached a velocity of 00 miles said Commander Itansom. It took away the ventilators and everything on the docks and in, a few minutes the water washing into the boat had filled her to such an extent that the engines wore put out of commission. Then the boat without power or steering means -was at tho mercy of the ter rific gale. Men worked heroically to keep out tho gr6at seas. They drift ed thus through the-storm and all day Sunday and part of Monday before they were picked up by the steam schnoner Celllo and taken In tow. Tho seas were still high and what little was left on the decks was ripped away by the swishing tow lines. They procoeded northward and Tuesday the Celllo turned tho wreck over to the Snohomish. Lieutenant Commander Itoemer brought her into port today. OFFICIAL 0. K. 10 Norma Talmadge in AM- J tr at U9 MEDFORD A MODERN MILL OREGON WAHITIXOTON. Nov. 19. (A.P.) Secretary Jardine today announced his approval of a national system of roads selected by the Joint board on inter-state highways to be known us United States highways. Tho road system includes 75,884 miles of highway, each route of which has bene designated by number, and the secretary's approval of the joint board's plan has been forwurded to the American' Association of State Highway Officials, meeting in Detroit this week. The secretary's approval of the board's highway plan brings to a close wor kof tho 24 state and national highway officials appoited last March by Secretary Gore to draft a highway plan. The board's report provides for tho marking of the selected high ways with standard direction and warning signs. In a letter to Thomas Tf. MncDon ahl, chaiijnan of tho joint hoard, Sec retary Jardine declared the adoption of the board's proposals, will "accom plish a marked advance in the .high way system and building program of the country ns a whole." "The clear designation of Important routes of travel," he said, "will bo a distinct advantage not only in elimin ating confusion, but also in furth ering systematic and continuous con NOTED SOPRANO TO EF "Grnustark" now comes ( to. the screen with Norma Talmadge as the star. Lovers, royal plotters and spies stalk through this modernized picturixatlou of a story that tins thrilled ngenera- tion of readers in all parts of the globe. Beginning its enthralling tale in America, but soon, shifting to a con spiracy swept kingdom in Kurope, "Oraustark" piles climax upon cli max. "tlraustark" was produced on nn elaborate scale. As the Princess Yotlvo, Miss Talmadge is supported by a number of distinguished screen players, including Eugene O'ltrieji, in the role of the Americnn, Marc Mc Dermott, portraying tho designing prince; Roy D'Arcy, Albert Gran, Lfl lluh Lawrence, Michael Vavitch, Frank Currier, AVlnter Halt, Wanda Hall and others. Hundreds of persons tnke pnrt In some of tho stupendous scenes. The filmlnir of the slorv reoulred the con struction of nn entire mythlcnl royal j city, with palaces, streets, shops nnd homos. The picture opens a three days' en gagement today nt Hunt's Crnterian theater. Miss Elizabeth Spencer, the emin ent soprano, assisted by Luclle Col lette, will be heard In a unique reci tal at the Methodist church on the evening of Friday, November 20th. Miss Spencer is one of tho best known sopranos on the concert stage. Her voice is rich nnd colorful, of gen uine soprano quality. . With this un usually beautiful voice is linked a per sonality rarely met with and these qualities combined with splendid mu sicianship, make Miss Spencer a de cided favorite in the concert field. Luclle Collett Is an artist of con siderable reputatiqn and the concert will undoubtedly prove one of the outstanding features of the musical season here. Admittance will he free to the pub lie. ' The Screen By Ye Press Agvut, Lower Tax Adopted WASHINGTON, Nov. 18. (A. P.) Tho house ways and means commit tee voted todny to apply the 1921 lnhei'iio,nco tax rate, instead of the higher levy in the 191!4 act. to nil pending settlements up to tho enact ment of the proposed new revenue bill, which , reduces tho maximum from forty to twenty per per cent. imples1 n 11 L can I do f ((Alii why can't I huve a skin llko V other girls? Why do I have to liuvo tlioso ugly pimples, blotches anil blackheads? "If I coultl only And RomothlnR that would clear up my Bkln and Rive mo hack my soft, rotty complexion, 1 know I would bo the happiest girl In the world! What can I do?" Is that you tulklug? It It Is, you don't have to worry a minute! Just build up tho rich, red Mood In your body. Thou your skin will be as cloar and soft as anybody's. That's what 3. S. S. has been doing for generations helping Nature build rich, rod hlaoil! You can build red lilood'cells ao fast that tho Impurities that cause breaking out on the skin hardly net Into the system before the pure blood annihilates them kills them right out stops them from breaking out through the skin. And then this rich, red, pure blood foods and nourishes the tissues of the skin and keeps It looking healthy. That's All there Is to It. Healthy, vlgoro, red blood such ns S. S. S. helps Nature build, makes you healthy all over. It heautltles your skin drives swar Dim pies, blackheails, blotches, rash, tkffls and eczema gives yon back your ap petite builds firm, plump flesh and (Ills you fit II of now life ami energy. All drug stores sell 8. S. S. (let ths larger bottle. It's more economical, to) "Tlifl Freslinuin," ltocoiil Breaker. "The Freshman" closes ttt the, Rl nlto tonight, satrring Harold Lloyd. Tho freshman, Harold Ijimb, en ters college with notions ns to how a stuilent should act to become the most popular chap on the campus. One of his Ideas, gleaned from a mo vie, is that one should do a fancy jig step every time ho is Introduced to anyone. Kventunlty ho becomes tho world's greatest single retail buyer of ice cream cones and gets into a football game, which brings "The Freshman" to. a finish that is ns exciting and thrilling ns'lt is funny. Klniil Man Identified. SALT LAKK CITY Finger prints obtained when he was arrested for begging In Heno in 1024, identified the man found sluln in a car of lum ber from Eugene Ore., as John Al len, 2S. At the time of his arrest in lteno, Allen said he was from Pennsylvania. The bodv bad pre vlously been Identified in error ns seven different persons. Huskies Won't, Flay Olympics. SUATTI.K, Nov. 18. The Univer sity of Washington cannot consider a post-season game with the San Francisco Olympic club which like Washington conquered both Btnn ford and California. Darwin Meis nest, grndlmte manager, expressed regret that the university's policy did not permit a game with the club. ItiHldhiR Minor Fxplrcs. YUM A, Arizona, Nov. IS. Wil Ham Schroeder, r,8, miner and pros pector of Redding, Cnl., died In a lornl hospital after being picked up by two desert travelers. Hchroeder became separated from a companion inning n sand storm Tind spent si: days and nights on tho desert with out food or water. Acaultted nf Mnrrfi.r. riAKKU. Ore.. Nov. IS. I A Pl Alter deliberating; but IB minutes n circuit court jury here today found David Arthur not enlliv of mnn. slaughter In connection with the fatal stabbing "of H. C. Tucker at the .initner Ixule mine. The stabbing oC' curretl September 1. Self-defense was uio piea oi Arthur. Plan a Second Locarno, HUt'SSKI.S. Nov 1S!A T5 1A second Ixicurno at which ali Kurope win make an njrreement with Russln to the great advantage of both, was envisaged by Foreign Minister Van dervelde In a speech before the chum bcr of deputies today. ImmnVtlcst Dross Scored. WASHINGTON. Immodesty In dress has been condemned by the National Council of Catholic. Women in convention. .elfj CLEANERS PLEATERS DYERS RATTERS Phone 244 23 N. Tjg St, OVERCOAT SALE U Five Dozen Overcoats All New Styles and Sizes, to go on Sale ALL THIS WEEK S37.50 Overcoats $2500 $42.50 Overcoats tQO C( Now pOftJVJ $46.50 Overcoats $35 00 This is the time of the year when everybody needs an overcoat. These overcoats won't last long at these prices, so you had better hurry. All pants in our stock to go at 33 1-3 per cent discount. All izes and many pattetrns to choose from. F. J. 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