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MKHKOKD MAIL TKltil'XK. 11 KDKOI.M). ()l;K;o. Tlll'IfSDAV. Al iU ST .-. lr'!i. VA(K TIIIfKR 4 Women of Southern Oregon Delighted With Miss Warner's Lessons Menus to Be Used Friday By Miss Warner in Her Lesson Tomorrow, the; closing dity ot tin cooking tumw Miss WarntTH topic fur discussion will bo. "New Cu ki'f for Special Occasions." You will lc uVMkIiU'U to Kft i i'cl jvt c:in'ciully appropriate for tho lirlth'N sliowt-r. the liirtluluy parly, tlit company dinner or flic club luncheon. Some of ilio reci pes will be as follow;: Bride' shower i akc 2 cups xu;;ar. cup butter, 3 vuKf. separated, 'i cups sifted pastry flour, teaspoons baking powder, Vif teaspoon salt. I cup nil Ik, I tcaspmm vanilla. Cream butter, add susar grutl- ually mixing thoroly into butter. Add yolks unbeaten working the j mixture Into a creamy mass. Add j sifted dry Ingredient w alternately . with the milk to the creamed mix ture. Heat in vanilla, add a small amount of pink coloring, then told in ckk whiten beaien stiff. 1 Sake ill three round layers at 37o to 3!So decrees for about !iu niinute. Spread jelly between layers and ice with boiled ieliiK to which a little pink coloring lias been added. ' I'riine dike? ' :i tahlesnoons butter or other fat. 1 rup sugar, 2 yolks or 1 egg. ' cup prune Juice (unsweetened). ' cup diced cooked prunes (un sweetened ), 1! cups sifted pastry flour, 2 tff blespouns coeaa, 1 tea- Kpoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon nut- j meg, spook of cloves, I teaspoon j did a. i . Cream butter nnd sugar togeth er, then wurU in egg yolkn until a creamy mass is funned. Sift iiry fngredieyts together reserving cup to dredge tho prunes with. Add liquid and dry innlerlals alternate ly to the creamed mixture beating well. Add prunes lant, stirring them In. (take in a shallow loafj pan JO to u5 minutes at Ju de grees. Cut in squares and serve with whipped cream when slightly warm or ice with prune icing when cool, decorating with thin strips of uncooked prunes and apricots. Angel l"ood Cake 1 cups egg whites. 1 teaspoon cream of tartar. teaspoon salr; 1 cups sugar, 1 cup sifted pastry flour. 1 teaspoon vanilla. Beat egg whites with a wire whip until frothy. Add cream of tnrtiir and salt, beating until the w hltes are stiff. Sift flour and sugar 4 or G times. Void sugar into egg whites, carefully. then fold in flour, sifting it in little at n lime. Work in flavoring and pour into an ungreased tube pan. Bake at 3 1 a derives ( low oven ) about 1 4 hours. Invest pan until cake, is cool. (iniliam Cracker Cake 'a cup butler or substitute. 1 H cups sugar, 3 eggs separated, 1 cup milk. 3 cups finely rolled graham crackers (about 3ti), Va teaspoon salt, 3 teaspoons baking powder, 1 tcMspuou vanilla, 1 cup chopped walnuts. ! Crenin butter and sugar thoroly together, mid egg yolks unbeaten and mix them in. Add vanilla to 'creamed mixture. Stir baking pow- der and salt into the cracker I crumbs, then add dry ingredients alternately with the milk to the creamed mixture. Add nuts and beat well. Lastly fold in vrk whites j beaten stiff. Bake in two layers in u moderate oven 3."i0 to 3Uo tie- j grees tor ;m to 3r. minutes. But layers together with grape jelly and cover tho top of cake with .whipped cream. Garnish an desired. Bouquet of Flowers Sitting on Oven " During Baking Hours j A nolVrablc feature of UK' ''ooUing course eunesd.iy was a beautiful liuUt-liel of flowers, do nated by .Mrs. It. T. Dcl.osh, sitting on th top "f Bie ov n an ompltshmenls. in-so-top gas in gtcatu1 joy than Today, with the i;e, it becomes ever before 1" ook -di- the i-. A whith Miss Warner used in lug that was heated to ;.' grees. Alter two and a half hum flowers were as fre.-h as e reporter asked Miss Warner tu e pla n am) she replied: - The Tappau Sto e compniiv. now in th'lr 4 ."it It year of stove ma nu fact ure, have long been AT REESE CREEK OF I ! I man- Bl-;i;SIC CltKKK. Ore., Aug. 1.1. -(Sperial) W. 11. Manuiiel. who recently returned from the east. If get ting p'oily to pick his crop of I tart let t pears, which are very Sooil this year. Mrs. Sheets, who Is making her home with hr-r son Thomas I'uHen, ' has been confined to her bed ' some of late because of high j blond pressure. ! Mrs. Scott Boyer has bet n quite j ill the past week, it being neces- ' sary to have doctor's care. I: j Is understood she hurt her hand and bluod poisoning set in. Miss Ilattie llaniford of Kagle I'oint attendetl Sunday sehool au J j church at Kcese Creek last Sun- j day. j .Mrs. W. IT. Hamnn'11. accm-l-;inled by friends, visited tho Ore gon Caves recently. She reports n pleasant trip and says there has been much improvement made there and the road was. much better thnn last year. Perfection in Cooking? Season with Leslie Salt I For the best in seasoning depend up on Leslie! It's pure careful refining y make sure of that. It always pours for even-grain prevents caking, pack ing salt dust. That's why experts al ways use Leslie to impart that touch of something that makes the differ ence between good and fair cooking. reeonnlf.ed as leaders in th u fact ure of quality gas ranges, i and it remained, logically, fr j t hem to develop t he perfect in j Milaicit range. ! "Kor years 1 In compii ny has experimented with rangu insula -' t ion. Have bull ,ra irc upon j rang lsteil them and took them : down used every known Insula t -j ing aeut worked untirlnu'ly with j the problem of oven ventilation made literal'y thousands of bak-j ing experiments. They have per- j reeled the Tappan, a product- of j the utmost dependability a j product worthy in every respect j to carry the name of America' j finest ram-e line. j "This gas range keeps tin- beat in the oven nnd out of th kitchen. Your kitchen is alwavs coolT a I ways com fori a hie even with roasts in the oven for hours: "Seieni ific ovt-n vent i la t ion In sures perfect baking. The fhu: flavor of all foods is fully pre served crusts are light, flaky, delicately -browned. And besides all this. Tappan insulation effect a worth -while sav'ng in gas! "Throughout the ages, the art of cooking and baking has evei been one of womnn's proudest the place. The pri.ycr meet lugs are pro gresslng with good results nnd Clod iv answering prayer and uudertnk- IT p d ext'lu pivoly hi iho Mall Tribmm cuukiiig schuol " You vit hut little Salt . . . U t that tittle be the bttf " LESLIE SALT PLAIN OR IODIZED m J Miss Victoria Warner At the Cooking Course is using and recommending Crescent Dairies Health Milk ( Two Deliveries Daily To All Parts of the City Lcl the Big Grey Trucks Deliver Health Milk to your Homo North Riverside Phone 550 For the Modern Kitchen You will find in our store the newest labor-saving devices and conveniences fcr your use in the kitchen. MARY ANN SHELL PANS Kuniilv size 75C lUtsti sizo iM)C Bridsc set $1.00 eiui, ! $1.00 MEASURING CUPS Absolutely inciir.ilf liiiMsurin sot $!(() Polish bb-iicli rs 50 O'lii'' nmUiTf $1.U."3 Sprinit Ciilio Tans 75 Cokio Slicrts 50C t $1.35 Tea Cake l'sns l- si"' 35 Cl lian'f Srt. ri-rii glass $1.00 I'.dvc Stainless Strcl ftfiisilsi 25C" 65 Spoil-:.' (.'lotlis 10 t15 Il-.t Dish Tails in .-ol.-i-v. Sri 51.00 Lail-1 Ega Jiriit'Ts $100 SEE US FOR ALL OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Mcdford Furniture & Hardware Co. Sixth and Bartlttt A Reliable Place to Trade 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 lias a thousand uses - It is especially adapted to your kitchen. Easy to Apply! Watch It Dry! That's Lacq! Lamport's Telephone 120 R 226 30 E. Main nm in a rvm.tl U.il.k way. T)wiv UYtlncs.li.y imhw aro ;ist;.-.l m' mi i:;:ia ainl l.-a Jims Kiflr KHU oy ;u" M1',,l' ,v'lm"sl '"i:n:; in. uniir x till l .. 1... l.. rmv, ,-s- It h .v ,,, ur.h i)u rHun, mm TU: DAU.KS, On-,, Auk I S Whi,"h is V,,'y t,nt,,M,rau,nu :" ,n" "'i'".v .vnn-n.l.,r -M Im.u.U Mill r.u'livny. : (.V, AcHO.-nlM .liHfhm. uf n H.nali uhu an- making tl., sa.-nii.r I" M :his timr. i;.-v. clrilTitli will nr.-.u), " ,.n ifv In ihc ImmlH nf IiIh (v'.viul. r Miii iriip.i week iii wi'i'U. 'lliiiL'' The Siiml.iy s.-h.M.l I.-m.t, r-.r propl.rrv w Siiii.L.y at II t.Vlm-L. sultc.l tn ihi luth licri' v'S..ialwy wh" tlw iMtmnt .' nu---)it p. vi Sim. I ty. August ImIi. i r.ur.i.l C, un. I. i:l;nl, ' ,,( (,yt, Martin. 1 2 vitii-m i.I.I. J ArKSoW il.l.i:. (Hi-., Auk. - - iSpi't'ial. I Vircuiia I' i k .lai lisuiiviUf u as ai't'uiiipanist at Hi.- valley Ka.lUi rlmn-h scivlto Siimlay niht tor Mts Lena II. Skajik's uf Oallas, Texas, wlui sani; tuu tlns that wi'if very imii'h ap Mi'iateil ly radio taiul. M iss Sk.tuus won first prize as solnUt uf Texas tasi year ami sant; every Sunday over the radio In J-"'-fJeo. W. Truelt's real I'.aplist ehureh in tliai city. ltetween thirty and forty visitors from ilillVreut points attended tile Valley Kadio ehuivl) at the studio Sunday evcniiiK. Air. and Mrs. Krank .lolitison "f I'oi tlaiitl are vii(in ft iemls in our : eity this et k. They a Iso visited iCrest'onl t.'ity whik here. 1 i .Mr. and .lrs. Arthur Kleluhain j tnor of AppU'Kate attemled ehurcll nere .-uiniay nioriiiim. Mrs. I'rank Caineion of Apple-! -ale and her mother, .M rs. I. J. f'ointiest ut tills plaee enjoyed a trip to Warner (Jap rerenily w hero ' they visited llnpti t'oiubcst who Is stationed as lookout man there for , tho forest service. Hay Stevenson Is having his home remodeled. The kit eiie n is . heiim enlarged and new windows put in and new eiiplioarils huill 1 which is quite an improvement to FMEE GAS! f KBB' 5-AS! is w ofTIfiis Generous Oilei tgomi miiyj It didn't take long for the news of our Estate Free Gas Club to get around town. Already, many have signed up . . . smart home managers who know a good thing when they hear about it. A club that gives so much for so little! kuksh ci:i:i:k. Or... Auk. i.v Sin-rial. The enmity reecultv finished Kiitdiim tin new ru;nl ! fr-iin the Owen - Orec-m rriitrna-1 eror-sini; tn th,. Wilfrey -rehnr-l, whieh is ii i;irt -if the CranKe five year mail prntM-am. They expeel tit finish tile pieee i-f rna-1 e.len-l-ini; from tli- Ke-'se Creek rt-a-l I tin' (leu. Itrnwn & Kims' slalmliter -linns-' -n the mail alu-ve inenti-iti-ei! as far as tile raiir-iail traek ni'lir tile II. ISall raneli so-m. rp WO dollars makes you u member reserves a luiiul comc new Estute Gas Hcutrola for you. Tins membership fee, of ccursc, is applied on the pur chase price. This Fall, when we install your Heatroli, wo credit your merchandise ac count with the equivalent of 5,000 cubic feet of gas. You start the winter in a warm and comfortable house at our ex pense. The balance on your Gas Hcatrola may be paid in easy installments, if you wish. ifrnfil IPf ' 1 jgjjj relrt th nlv l,.ft..-hirr hnm thr ,r.trful lulrn-ni-tirf A-r Uni t an icl.M tlryirf that tnrnm ,m.i tiro atnrtmrnlH, ntttremnnH nflir 1 1 1,.-' ti. n etmivriierif a-tt-tfia, v livalerjar target ionics. You've heard pcoplo praiso Hcatrola 's healthful, circulat ing warmth its beautiful ap pearance its convenience and economy. So you know what it means to get this fatuous homc hcatcr, the Estate Gas Hcatrola, at ' ' bargain ' ' terms with Free Gas thrown in for good meas ure. Need we say more . . . except to suggest that you come in soon and take advantage of our generous offer? Or telephone and invite us to call at your home? . j . ' Southern Oregon Gas Corporation 200 West Main St. Estate K. I. DAZEY, Gen. Mgr. Phone 520 $ IIEATKOILA Also Sold by Scott Woolf Furniture Store The ELECTROLUX GA REFRIGERATOR Is being used by Miss Warner at the Open Air Cooking Course this week The Gas Refrigerator is superior to all home refrigerators in these five all important features: Dependability Simplicity Convenience Lasting Silence Economy of Operation Not only is the gas refrigerator absolutely noiseless because it has no moving parts but it can be operated very economi cally. Its first cost, too, is most reasonable as is our deferred payment plan. Southern Oregon Gas Corporation 209 W. Main St. K. I. DAZEY, Gen. Mgr. ' Phone 526
