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Newspaper Page Text"' MEDPGRD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAYT JUNE 15, 193Q. PAGE SIX Modern Styles and Household Suggestions Hi i 11 pwypfft.'-" P. -i i 'A I I I I Delicious Sea b-w,!" y f- 7. 1 ""fr jl Br OAIIOMNE B. KING CUNDAT night nippers at our houao are the happiest affair and . eay too, for I always httve a few Jars of something good on hand whiah I whip into a savory dish In no time. Lost week It waa Sea Fo4 Newburff nothtnfr to It but my ffueata adored it. half pound glass Jar each of lobster and crab meat and two natter Jars of shrimps made It I always like to buy my flah In gltuw. swi I can see exactly what I am getting an to jrizea, color and texture. . J flaked the Ash Into ratlwr large pieces, then I made a nice white es using two tablespoons of butter, two of flour and one and a half cupfnls of milk, and cooked It all over hot water till nicely thickened, ad-flag haft a teaspoonful of salt, a quarter of a teuapoonful each of pepper and paprika and a tiny daah of mace. Just boforo adding the Asa I stirred in the yolks of two eggs beaten with two tablespoonfuls 4 sherry flavor, then the fish was lightly folded In and the saucepan left over hot water for five minutes while I toasted some cracker on to serve the heavenly mixture. a Veal Mousse. 1 1 cup minced conked veal, l tablespoon gelatine, . Vi cup cold veal jitock, I cup Mot veul utoeU, t'icup cream, whipped; W ween pepper, minced, 1 pimento, cut li HtrlpH, green pepper In strip, 1 teaspoon suit, paprika and pepper. tHe JUHl t" lftn ment from th'- shoulder of veal and have It freed from all fat and grlntlo. Mince the meat very finely and then run through a coarse sieve. Soak the gelatine In the ' cold stock for five, minutes,! then dis solve In the hot stock. Add the meat and the-seasoning Cool, stir ring occasionally. When H begins to stiffen, fold in the beaten cream. Pour into a mold, dipped In cold water and decorated with pimento nd green pepper cut Into thin it r I pn. chill thoroughly for nt l-at two hours. , '!',Unmold onto ft pin tier garnished with lettuce, watercroRM, or curly endive. i Serve with green mayonnnlno. 4- . Own MJiyonnnlNO M(nce very finely some of the following herbs: Parsley, chives, or 'Wfttercretw, Pretut out As much liquor as possible and then stir the green substance Into thick mnyon nttlse. ' Lamb Knlnri 1 irMIx two cups of diced cold roast lamb, one cup of thinly sliced cel ery and three-fourths cup of as paragus tips. Add n few. grain nf pepper, one-eighth tenspoon of salt to- 2 tablespoons of mi hid oil and! one tablespoon of vlnegAr. - Jleat Charm in Calico, THXRB la ornithine refreshing .' and deoldely feminine about tkeDew aummerr cottona that are Mug ahown and worn ao exlenalve if thla aeaaon. t Many of tha callcoa, for axampla, ara a reminder of duya whan theae Ware tha treat favojjlee of Orand BMher with thla difference that ther are now bain atirlad and In terpreted la waya that make them deoldedlf modern. , Oaa of the dUUocUve Daw typet illy Food Newburjr iitmiiirfTff44:trtwnffnJ well and combine with lnmb. Moist en with cream dreMHlng and Horve on heart of lettuce. UurniHh with hiird-cookcd okkh, tmpiiriiBus tlpH and celery curls, f Mot'lt Chicken Salad Mix 2 cups of cold roast pork cubes, 1 cup minced celery, and 4 chopped olive. Have ready Vi sweet red pepper which hua been parboiled, freed from seed, cut In thin strlpn. a cunnert pimento may be lined in place of the pepper. Combine with the pork mixture, molHten with mayonnaise dreiuting. Hervo on bed of heait lettuce, and garnish with the shredded pepper or pimento. Ifttl-HCIHlllHll SlIIU'O 4 tnbleHpuons henvy cream, 3 tuhleHpoons grated hnrAorndlHh, 1 tablespoon vinegar, paprika and .salt. Whip the cream stiff, mix the other IngredlentH and beat them gradually Into the whipped cream. Veal a la King Cut cold cooked veal in strips about 1 Inches by inch by Inch, using only the lean meat. There should he one cup of the meat. Mnke a medium white hiukw To make the white sauce stir 3 tab I iv poo ns of flour Into 3 tahle spoonn of melted butter. Add 1 cups milk and stir constantly until It thickens. Then add H cup button mushrooms (these may be omitted) green pepper, cooked until tender In butter find 1 pimento. Hervo on toast or In pntty rakes or over hot waffles. and Crisp Cotton i la ahown In tha accompany!! Il lustration. Thla la a aporta frock of yellow calico trimmed with white rlck-rack braid and iFatuiinn full tiered aklrt and ahort puffed aleeta that are ao popular thle aummer. The other dr.ee la an afternoof frock of ireen printed voile with eaparate cape and embroidered batlate diet comfortable even on tha botteet aummer day and de cidedly feminine aud amarv i.i I Decorations For The Home By Jane Snedlcor AUTICIJ-: VIII. Picture and Wall Hangings One hears so often of late that picture are not In style any more und many would-be modern house keepers have cleared their walls.. In some homes we admit this has been a god thing and In other many really beautiful pieces of true artistic value have been discarded. The time has passed, It Is true, when cheap crayon portraits, cal endars and poor prints no longer crowd our walls, hut there Is and always will be, a place for two elasseH of pictures, one the really worth-while work tt( art, the un usual picture which becomes mop; and more valuable as the years puss, and the artist lives In the work which he produced. And, sec ond, by the picture which Is very personal and has a strong iippeui to one or all members of the fam ily, for these recall to mind some past experience or friend, and no decorator haw the right to order these removed. Jazzed walls or walls papered with a pif moti need design do not take kindly to pictures or wall hangings because they do not fur pish the proper background and only large pieces should be used on such wall, and then rather spar ingly. All pictures should lie hung with concealed fasteners or by two parallel cords from the picture molding, and always low enough to be enjoyed. A good rule to fol low Is to hang them sq that the center of Interesl In I he. picture U six feet from the floor. Mirrors are used much movs extensively today than ever before in this country and the same rule: apply to hanging them that P ply to pictures. They Increase the apparent size of a room and often reflect n delightful view from nn opposite window. (To be continued next Sundny) WOMEN DRIVING TAXIS EARN WELFARE FUNDS NRW YORK, Juno 14 (P) Women of fashionable Westchester county have donned chauffeur's caps. Using their private automobiles ns taxis they ore taking passengers to and from New York for the price of n railroad ticket. The "ta icabists," as they are known, are available from 8 a. m. until mid night dally. The drivers tire members of ths Mt. Vernon chapter of Hadassah women's Zionist organization of America. They nro earning $25 each to pay for the annual lunch con which was held May 14 and which marks the end of the cn paign for Hadassnh health work In Palestine. ENOCH ARDEN'S WIFE BACK AFTER 18 YEARS NRW flKHN, N. C, Juno. H (P) Wiiat might hnvp bopn n modern lOniit-h Ardon trlnnitle with tho sex of the prlnrlpnt ehnractera reversed, enmo to light here ro oently. About 18 yenra ngo Mrs.. Am ipock lert her hunbnncl and chil dren. Seventeen vpnre her htiR- hand waited and wutched for hB wife to return. A vejir iiirn he married acnln Now tho flrnt wife haa come home nnd Mr. Ipock fncea a charge of ulgnmy In the aupenor court. SUB-DEBS WEARING HUGE SILKEN BOWS WASHINGTON. ..line 14 PV HiiKe silken bows of brlKht colors worn at one side of the waist In the bait make strlUInK additions to evening gowns of some of the youtmer girls. Katrlna MtOormlck. daughter of ItepresentatU'e Hulh Hannn Mc Cormlek. has a finme-cotnred silk ornamented wllh n l.lg flaring bow in (hp bark. It has n full, long skirt and tight fitting bodlco with nuTf sleeves. -4 Mint .lolly I '4 cup apple vinegar, 1 cup wat er, green coloring, ZM cups (1 lb. 7 ok.) sugar, cup bottled pec tin, to IH teaspoons spearmint extract. Combine vinegar nnd wnter, nnd ndd enough coloring to give tint desired. Add sugar, stir, nnd bring to boll. At once ndd pectin, stirring constantly, and bring again to a full rolling boll nnd boil H minute. Hemove from flro nnd add spearmint extract,, according to flavor desired. Let stand ' 1 minute, skim, and pour quickly. Cover hot Jelly with film of hot paraffin; when Jelly Is cold, cover with 1-8 Inch of hot paraffin. Roll glass to spread paraffin on sides. If lemon Juice Is used Instead of vinegar, use 14 cups water nnd strained Juice of 2 lemons. Makes Makes 4 o 4 eight-ounce glasses.! So You'll Know, Her Waist : . Is Seven Inches Above Hips Tho I'. N. hiimiti or slnmhinls liu.s tlof'tvpil that n. wmmiirr vnist lillf Is M'V ilM'hos uIhivi her hips. That M'tllc II uv tines 11? WASIII.NC1TON, June 7 (P) A h luscinating: Ur pools and lovers definitely (IphIl'ikiH'iI by I'ncle Slim ActliiK as lofereo for a group slaiulunls or the V. 8. iloparlment woman's waist is Just seven inches Hercluforn, left to Ihe whim of Iiuh been tossed about on a sea ol patterns varying at an angle of live inches lo nine inches above (lie hips. Moreover. 1'iiclo Sum has toppled Venus tie Milo off her pedestal According to Hie measurements evolved from the conference of manu facturers, merchants and educators, woman as rcprcHenled by tile cold many. The Utile slim brunette, the woman huvo now n (hance to look sighs say "I'm perfect!" Here Is the now set of proper measurements which will be nut hy the pattern makers: (All measurements in Inches) VVOMION Must 34 Wllist ! 28 30 3!) nip 37 MISSES Size Ilust Waist IMP Socket hone to floor These measurements aiiply to nut No matter what tho pnrlotl, whether of crinolines, nnd muslins or of I'lsh net and velvets, n man now knows where he stands. He must pince ins arms atiout n Hue Just seven incheB above the hips! Debbies Find Recreation At Flying arid in Riding Two popular (Wbutntiles of last Peason. Miss EngnH'ln Fn-yer (In sert) mill Miss Frmirre Wuggamuu (almvo) now go In for Mimnier sMirtN, WASU1NOTON. June iP) Flying, riding, swimming and play ing tennis, debutantes of Inst sea son are now busy building up muscle and endurance for next winter's social whirl. Wa 1 . 1 ng t o n con n t ry clu bs n re filled with these feminine young Jasons who are hard after ihe golden fleece of healthy tan, steady nerves and xllm, graceful bodies. Smart sports suits have supplant ed ball room gowns. Miss Frances Waggamnn. who was scheduled tofnako her debut last season, preferred Instead t J prolong her travels ln China. IShe has Just returned home, hav mSMi:uOHF, Germany, Jure 14 (AV-Conductors who can spe.xk the Interna t loan) niiinnfnrtur.i language "Ksperanto" have been employed by the street car line. iney are nientitten hy nrm ha nd i. j ; woman's waist. Hint mysterious line since time hcKan, lias nt last been hinisflf. of pattern makers, the bureau of of commerce lias decreed that u above Ihe hips. every wind of fashion that blew, it there is no longer one perfect marble woman without arms, but statuesque tall hlomlc, tile plump in the mirror and with satisfied put 40 34 43 42 3(i 45 41 40 48 BO 38 40 42 44 47',. Ii0 53 5(1 14 Id 18" 20 32 34 3G 38 27 28 30 32 35 37 39 41 52 64 M -11 terns, not to rendv-madn irnrnieniti ing come from San Francisco by nlr plane. Miss: Kngracla Freyer. daughter of Captain and Mrs. Frank Freyer. nnd one of the most popular of last season's debutantes, is an accom plished sportswoman, nnd Is off somewhere every day either with' her rnr or her horse. L. & H. Electric Range Sale 12 MONTHS TO PAY NO INTEREST CHARGE Southern Oregon Electric Pointers forParents (Compiled by the Editors of thf Parents' Magazine) j Today, the prevailing "minimum j age" for a wage-earning child in I either manufacturing or mercan-1 tile establishment varies from 12, to 14 years; the latter. being the. general limitation; though many! progressive states have raised It higher yet. To be effective, anyj compulsory limit on child labor! must go hand-in-hand with com- pulsory education, so that an en-j terprlsing but short-sighted young ster may not decide to quit school and set up a boot-blacking stand or newspaper route of his own. How many boys between 16 and j 18 years have any Idea what thoyj are going to do when they have finished school, or are receiving i any help to guide them? A survey made In New York City some years ; ago showed that 100,00(1 boys lie- j tween the ages nf 10 and 18 years I averaged three positions a year. We ( found one boy who had held 34 dlf- ferent positions In one year! Thet underlying reason is because our. education system does not help i boys definitely to discover the vo cation for which they aro best . fitted. The growing girl of "gawky j age" will find this year's feminine style a flattering aid In grace. Ce; (nln new features o( the mode ar-V well-adapted to the pre-Junlor mis?, j There Is the graceful bertha whl:hj veils nn angular shoulder, or trea's kindly an over-developed upper arm. The soft fullness of circular I skirts and the various arrange ments of long pleats are other fea tures that nre kind to growlnii figures. The old theory that uncooked egg white (s not digested is no longer held, nccording to D". Martha Kramer of the Kansas State Agricultural College. It has been found that the white, If heat en and mixed thoroughly with tha food In which it is served, is used by the body. HOT WEATHER COATS COVER NINE-TENTHS PARIS, Juno 14 (VP) The nine tenths length coat takes Its place in hot-weather apparel. The missing one-tenth permits a dress skirt of contrasting color to show below a coat of georgetto crepe or wool voile. Coat sleeves ai'e correspondingly short, allowing the dress sleeves to provide a bright bund of color. The nine-tenths coats and dress es are frequently developed In black and white, plain and print com binations and dark green or navy blue and powder blue. ANTIQUE EARRINGS ADD TO COSTUMES WASHINGTON. June 14 (P) Miss Elizabeth Shirley l.s wearing some of the most beautiful ear rings seen In Washington. They ar of silver and Imitation diamonds, of the pendant variety and nre rare old Brazilian untitles obtained in Peru. They are worn with a blnck taf feta evening gown with plain tight. fitting waist and a skirt of pane's of alternating lengths. . 1- FILIGREE ACCENTS DRESS ACCESSORIES WASHINGTON, flune 14 (P) Ear rings and necklaces to match are the smart dress accessories of the summer. Miss Lillta Dawson Is wearlnt? necklace and long ear rings of sil ver filigree with nn evening dreys of green taffeta. The dress has a tight fitting bodice and long skirt. IUTDAPK8T, Juno 14 (P) Hungary's foreign trade showed in the first three months of 1930 u favorable- balance for the i first time- la five years with exports ap proximately $3.5(10.000 In excess of Imports. Live stock nnd flour for European neighbors were chief Items, Med ford Crater I-ake Gateway, Get a Grip On Your Dollars If your earnings seem tn slip n w a y before you know it, you neetl the help of our Snvinifs De portment. Wo help you keep your dollars. help ,yoitr enrniims with interest, too. 'Partnen in Community Development" Smart For Printed chiffon l summer, and mml iuoi. above to Imi , fr llio ymiiiB miss Royal Families of the Garden Nasturtiums iu j The nasturtium, botanically a tropaeleum, occupies a position as the single occupant of its family In the garden and n most popular "one It is. Favorite for many years, it still remains one of the finest an nuals that can be grown for a wealth of attractive foliage and at tractive bloom. The nasturtium be sides has the advantage of a spicy fragrance. For edgings or for beds the dwarf types are ideal. They give flowers with fine stems for bowls j or low vases in a great variety of! colorings, from velvety blackish I crimson to creamy white, and In all; manner of yellow and orange shades and a series of brilliant reds.) Then, too, there are the variegated! types. The tall nasturtiums, sometimes! called n climber, which it real!y isn't, as It has no means of getting i up In the world without artificial I help, Is one of the finest of ma-j t erla Is to covor st u mps. rocks. I low fences, or other low objects over which the long trailing stems can push their way. It Is really uj trailer and will push its way up any slanting support ir eneoun- ters but it has no tendrils or root-' Results Speak Louder Than Words DR. I. H. GOVE Ask nny one of my numerous pntrons about results nt this office end you will be con vinced that 1 have the denial skill lo Kive" service that is .unexcelled and nt a moderate price. In scientific roiihl ruc tion and practicability, ,y idnte work Is unsurpassed. Dr. I. H. Gove Dependable Dentfttry 235 Eaat Main, Upimlrs Phone 872-J Vacation Days liajnina ensembles will be smart for beach wear (his st and t'otiilorUihlf, too. .Molyucux (.Kfts the Mpular. The colored sllp-ln (Inset) is all ra -live who likes spur ts. Buttons up front are very chic. lets with which to attach Itself, nor has it a twining stem. There Is the snnVe range of color In the climbers as In the dwarf.". There nre dnrk-leaved and yellow leaved Viiji-iutieg to give foliage ef fects. ; 4 Tho nasturtium Is of the easiest culture. The one fact to be con sidered is that It should not have too rich soli. It is n etter bloom er In rather poor soil. Kieh tur sends it to a great development of leaves at the expense of blossoms. The seeds should bo planted half an Inch deeper where the plant Is to remain. It is tender to frost. s there should be no hurry to plant the .seed until the weather is fairly settled. It revels In heat and with stands drought better than manv annuals but benefits by moisture In continued dry spells. You can't c wrong on n bed or edging of mari golds for brilliant display and fine cutting material. The climbing type makes an excellent subject to trait from window or porch boxes. ATHENS. June 14 tfP) Itccnn structlon of the columns on the northern side of the Parthenon has been completed after seven year' work. IS YOUR (F)) TITLE,, ) INSURED O ' A npn of moderate means can ill afford the cost of lengthy litigations which are sure to be forced upon him should any flaw come to light affecting the validity of his title. It is much more economical to pay the small premium for the absolute and permanent protection of a title insurance policy. Jackson County Abstract Co. 121 East Sixth Phone 41 Title Insurance Headquarter!