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MEDFORU MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, -ORKCiOV. TUESDAY. JUNE 12. 192ft.
Many Women Gather for Miss Warners Cooking Lectures,
OPEN COOKING
SCHOOL TODAY
Here Are Menus Miss Warner Will
Take 'Up at Cooking School Tomorrow
decree for ii L'-hour
MANY ATTEND
3 MM lo 32
men I.
tTt degrees fur a 3-honr meal.
A t degrees fur ti 4 tu C-honr
meal.
.. All foods must he covered
Tomorrow will In puhid flay at ,
the Mail Tribune cooking Hchool,
; am) Misw Warn-!' will devote a
port km of her Iccturo to the vnyn 1
of preparing deidoiin ?nlnd dtshep. f
Sine csnhidK arc -x cii juna lly wti h the exception of a few pud
popnlur at thin lime of tho year. Uikh, walloped potatoes at.t mmi-
. this portion of 'l-ln iit Warner' Har dNhcs, which lire desired
, ... , li'Kxfin tomorrow bhould make a hrown on top.
MlSS ViCtOria WamCrS decided hit with all the women, 6. Dried fruiiH may he placed In
! who atii'ml. oven after Honking ami rooked
ClaSSCS informal TalkS Another unusually intci-eming. with the dinner, to saw gas. rover
! feature of tomorrow' cooking fruit with water, allowing one
Are Explained By ActUal hool program will le Mitts War- half to lhrce-ffur(hs inch at top
I tier's poIntet-H on an all-oven menu, of pari to prevent running over'.
Prtnljnri flnfi All- uri' nlghlightN on her all- l w any proportion of wugar !
J I oven dinner which tdie will ex-
j plain in detail and aetually rook
' before Houthern Oregon rooking
, r f ti ! ''nhiifiastn at the l'rehytcrinn
ject of Talks Tomorrow. :(.hu.ch tomorrow.
A I . I ,- V I-; X IHN'N i : it MKXr
t'annelon of lieef and I'oik.
Kraneonla Potatoes.
Maredolne nf Vegetables
Kiee Cream IMiddlnu'.
trim while anion aH teacher, and I --'iicnu mm- .or mn nmnci
recipes and rook Mtovert for lewion
I. ....Is. fl'n. In v llm f it'ut lit II kiP-
i-ieH of four cooking JpHnonH wuh 'f ronsi. Cover and place lnjui,h 'J,t.
presented by Mln Warner, tinder
the au.spleeH of Tho Mall Tribune
and the Southern Oregon tin
And today all who attended i " IhII.Ii. bring vegetable ,,ulck-i jllnn.-r. Cove,-to finish. J, oaf may
the ooenimr of the free couiHe, ' ln luo P'dni before pla-
were delighted with MInh War-
n'-r. her charming personality and
Oven Dinners to Be Sub-
Today school opened for Med
ford find southern Oregon women
at tho iiebyterinn church with
Victoria. Warner, dietitian, in her
Mired.
ramu'loii of tt ami Pork.
Three lbs. ground beef, 1 'a lbs,
ground fresh pork. - tablespoons
finely v hopped green pf-pperH, 3
i-iipH bread erumlis, 4 tnspoont wall.
1 or ftiti, 2 teaspoons finely
chopped onion, to I flip meat
lu'Dih or milk, pepper.
Mix all lngredic,,iH thoroiif:)iy.
I. Hear all meat uncovered for 1 MltI' I"1 1,1 11 ,,llf place on a
15 to 30 nilnutoK, iiecording lo ! ' k in io:,nihm ("in. Urush over
lay strips of hacon
oven with all other food. aerow the top. Place uncovered
2. Vegetables must be cooked in the oven at TiOM decrees and
with ladling water. Cold water I Hear about 20 miniiies, before low-;
should be used onlv In etnei ueney. ring the oven temperature for the
diced afierwai d tr left w hole.
Uuttfr.tach veKftaldiM when dne.
neu.son and place each in Hepaiate
piles around meat loaf, forming a
wreathe of colors. ( tarnish with
pa rsley.
Iti-e ( ream luilth.
Two-thirds rup raw riee, '. tt-.i-spooii
salt, cup suar. 1 ni;ut
milk. Kiated rind of one small
orange.
Mix ingredients toci tier and
bake uncovered with reinaind-r. f
dinner. Serve hot or cold over
sliced oranges or other fruit.
i be seared In broiling over if de-
Ing in oven. I'se vegetable water ' sI,-,mI-
j for milking gravy. With most1 '''' Kianconia Potatoes, 'place
idensiiiif. Informal wav In Which i Vee,ames on ly a mm. Ilamou riL of , 1 " 1M.U.M..S ,..., me...
nhe gave them liintH on every-
tiuv couklm.' I
"My idea In conducting tese ' ''M.ralure to ibslred deme,.. for
clnsses is lo offer appetizing nnJ M1'0, "K11' nf ,lm" 1k t0
water Is necessary.
.1. After searing meat.
,n,..,u u,i,ini. 1 n ' '""'o ill i lie oven. .Meal must
prepared econom'lcully." said Miss '" vned before lowering ten.pe.
Wtirner. "I lnivn iitlendeil I'oUrseH '"'
t. i im icniperai ure lor
s as follows:
lo.. v...vll.i,,., uUnuin imuI ev-I ' ' "oi mi u i u i e (or IlieaiH,
plained called for expeimlv foods , " f"gt h of I hue c ed. M.H.V In
and In tryiiiK tlin recipes after
wards, tho house wife would be
fa ceil with the necessity of Hlnck
iiiK her jiantry shelveH with all
sorts of expensive things. My
aim is to give flavor and food
value al us mall an outlay hh
post hie,"
Miss Wnrner'H leeturea are
pleasingly informal. Sho knows
llm problems of each member of
lier audienco und delights In
helping to Kulve them.
"I do not make my talkH for
mal," sho expluined, "It defeats
all my purposes to do so and it
puts up a Utile barrier between
me and the class. I like to have
everything on so in format and
friendly a baslH that the women
will gather close and ask MAies
tions mid start discussions. Jt Is
in ibis ma turner that 'ho real
wor kof such a clasH Is accom
plished." The lecturer linn nsked that he."
fiudienee feel free to ask any
ijiieslions which they may desire.
During the lessons Miss Warner
illustrates her talk by cookltiK
Various thing's, and, al times, has
a whole meal In the process of i
construction.
The school is really n Ncrics of
lectures on home economics und ,
modern kitchen methods, which (
every woman who is ti hous?-'
keeicr will be Intensely interested i
in hearing. Miss Warner is In
charge ot tho eiucali(nutl feu-'
t u res and Is eminently una II fled i
to lecture on her mthject. )
Salads and all-oven dinnet'H will I
be the subjects of Miss AVarner's
lecture tomorrow afternoon at I
2:00 o'clock. All southern Oregon!
Is cordially Invited to attend. !
sou them, cover meat an dplacc'
reduce'1" ,,H oack of the oven. If lolled.
Ill flour potatoes will brown lo a I
richer color.
.Macvilolni of Vegetables. j
cook peas, carrots and beets in i
repuraie pans, according to direc-
tions given for vegetables. Carrots j
llced before cooking but
beets nre cooked with skins on imn
The cooking school, sponsored
by The Mail Tribuno and tin
Southern Oregon Has corporation
will launch a weeping campaign
to popularize the use of gas and
uas appliances in the Kokup. Itiver
valley. A special group of sales
promotion experts have arrived in
this city to assist K. I. liazey.
manager of the Southern Oregon
CiiH corporation In the campaign.
W. '. Snyder of Seattle, (Jeorge
t. Well man of San Kranclsco, I).
i '. leavens of Port land and M
P.rown will compose the staff,
which will engineer tho drive to
familiarize people here wll h the
advantages of gas. All of these
....-n nave expressed themselves as
especially impressed and pleased
with the climate of the Rogue
Itlver valley and general busi
ness conditions in Med ford.
I
IE HALVED BY
NEW APPLIANCES
"It takes a lit up o' livin
in a bouse to make it a home."
l-Mgar f ;uest's little poem on
tho home lunched the heart of
the nation.
Hut nothing is said in the puem
about the hi ap of labor on
.Mother's pari. the day-by-day
grind, the heart-breaking effort
to care for the needs of a grow
ing family. It is time that the
nun of the nation awaken to the
Met that in making the home,
mother's efforts should be supple
mented by every mechanical ap
plia me t hat will lift labor from
her shoulders.
I'niike the appliance for the
office, workship or factory, appli
ances for the home are compara
tively inexpensive. Science has
perfected them to a point where
they nre easy to operate and so
simple to maintain that the house
wife need give but Httie thought
to the mechanical details.
A home equipped with modern
appliances is a home in wlflch n
"heap o' livin'" can he done.
Clean rags wanted at th Mall
I Summer Workout
j For Varsity Icemen
)!oum and hearty cJicm of the
robust college students were heard
lust , veek end as , they returned
from ft strenuous year at their re
spective' histitutlnns. T!:eve nre
groat anil ninny things for the col
lege stne to do in tho summer
time but one of ihe most distin
guished occupations is that of herd-in-';
blocks of ice from the local
plant of tie Med lord Ire and Stor
age company to the homes of fami
lies, friends and fraternity brothers.
Whether this bis heartedness Is
appreciated by those just mention
ed 'is for them to judge. How
ever, since Red Grange, set the paee
not so long, ago, the college ice
salesman has been gaining in popu
larity until now it seems the house
wife will have no otner iceman but
he.
Monte Blue Scores ,
Hit in Air Film
Monte Utile in "Across the At
lantic" is thrilling audiences at the
Kialto theatre. Mine is seen at
his vigorous best as the wounded
wartime ace, who is believed to lie
dead by his father, brother and
sweetheart. These three, some
years after the war, go to France
to visit the place from which the
hero last wrote. While they are
away, he wamlers from the hos
tiHnl and hack to his father's nero-
WearvEver Aluminum
You will see our WEAR-EVER utensils in use
at the Cooking School this week.
This store carries a complete line of this
famous "Wear-Ever" nationally adver
tised brand. Largest stock in Southern
Oregon.
AL PICHE
Hardware and Sporting Goods
(Member of Northern Hardware Chain Stores)
327 East Main St. Phone 296
Modford, Oregon
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SHIELDS
Offers Many Useful
Items to the
Housewife
Gum and Rubberized
Cretonne House Aprons.1
White Aprons with the
dressy stand-up collars.
Table Cloths and Nap
kins. Lunch Cloths.
Many items in stamped
goods. Buy 'now while
our Sale is in full swing'
and save money. ' 'r
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PORTLAND, ore., Juno 12. I
-Kormal opening of the annual j
Rose Show at the auditorium, and '
I he second performance, tonight 1
of the pageunt, "Whom Rolls the
Oregon," were outstanding fea
t ores of today's program of the
Rose festival.
Inhibitions of life Having and
fire fighting were Kivon today by ,
the Portland file bureau at the
civic auditorium und there was a
model boat regatta at liurelhurst
park.
HEAR
An Enjoyable
Musical Program
at the
Cooking School
(First Presbyterian Church)
Four Days
June 12-13-14-15
Music from Victor's Large
Record Library using Model
1215
Orthophonic
Electrola
PALMER MUSIC HOUSE
"We Sell Happiness"
Miss Warner will Demon
strate at Cooking School with
Variety of Cuts from Our
Market.
One of the Truths to Be
Impressed Is That
Price is Not the
Most Important
Thing
! When Housewives are
Buying Meats
Of course any good cook can easily prepare a delicious meat portion
from the choicest and more expensive meat orders, but
Miss Warner instructs her classes on how to buy the cheaper cuts
and to cook them just right We specialize in Economy Meats along
with service of the more expensive orders.
3 tea ti MSasig-
Our customers profit when buying less expensive cuts
Then just right way of cooking them for flavor,
quality and tenderness.
You'll be interested in Miss Warner's class lec
tures on how to prepare meat menus.
Liberty Meat Market
"Home of Good Meats"
Swift's Government Inspected Beef Swift ' Best
Main and Holly
Phone 161
o
Why They . Chose Safeway
The ('ooUiiij; Scliciul cxijiTts si'lwtcd Sa l'va y
Sturi's In supply nil f roci i ics-to lie. nsod in tlii'ii'
i list met inn und drnmnsl nil inn woi'k. Tlicv had
I he lirst (if I'cnsnns I'm' mi diin!. IIci'O '
sonic nl' lliciii:
Quality
lii'i'iinsc (lie fond tlii'V use m list
In' iilisnhlli'ly ili'pi'iiiliihli1, rise tlii'ir cl'fnrls
.would I'nil.
1
Variety
lii'i'iinsc I In- ninny Ihinns to lie
shown call I'nr an almost unlimited variety nl'
I'hoiiM1 foods, ;
Convenience
Hi'cinisi' tin1 Iliinu'S they want
in list hi' available cpiii'lily and with the least
loss of tiini'.
Economy
I !c'!i nso economy is a pact of
the niessai-'e they hrin and they must lie alile
lo direct folks to the mnsl economical source of
supply.
They found that our stores had more of these
desiralile features than any other stores that 's
why our stores were selected. You will do well
to. he fruidi'd hy their judgment in tile purchase
of your foods.
i
Notes taken at the
COOKING SCHOOL
0 yin.it-,,n.'(t t
Of.. . t r 7
A
plane manttlaetory, aettins the
chance to drive a plane which
crashes to earth, putting him back
in custody. He has heard of his
people's uhsence and his apparent
ly delirious talk causes him aain
l.i he incarceruted. He escapes,
captures a plane and Mies across
the ocean to Krnnce in time to In
tercept the mairiii-ie of his brother
to his sweetheart.
Pojh Is Studying
R)MK, June 12. (Pi Pope piiis
is pursuing his siudien vf the Mex
ican reliKions situutiim in the lit; in
of the report recently hioufcht hy
Monsifrnor Jtuise y K I ores, n.
t.ishop of Michpucan.
The pontiff loduy held a h-rn-thv
nudience with Archbishop Pt-.h(
Vera y Zuria of I'ueldo at uhi h
the nues'iion v:ih discussed.
Women who must be
on their feet
demand this shoe!
SOMETIMES we think on
ly teachers, nurses and
business women must use
their feet. But all women must
use their feet and this ex
plain:! why women everywhere
today are turning to the fa
mous Arch PreserverShoe, that
keeps their feet happy. Won't
you let us show you this btt
ter shoe?
mm
RCH PRESERVER
The perfect, shoe for the housewife!
MISS ' VICTORIA WARNER
Finds the AlfCIl I'HKSKUVKIl shoe indispensaMc
for comfort durini; her demonstrations. For com
fort, style and weariiiy ipiality lhey can't he
I'ipiallcd. . ,
They are sold in Medford only by
. .
Good Housewives and
Good Cooks
Have found LACQ for furniture, floors, wood
work is a finish of beauty and durability.
Lacq Is Not a Paint
and it Dries Quickly
LACQ has a thousand uses It is especially
adapted to your kitchen.
Easy to Apply! Watch It Dry!
THAT'S LACQ
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