Rogue Valley Farm Homemakers Gpexi Two-Day Conference
DISCUSSIONS TO
Experience of Experts Made Available For Women
EGG PRODUCERS
SET STANDARDS
I
E LIFE!
Farm Women From All Sec
tions of Valley Present
Meeting Is First in Ore
gonExperts Here.
The flivt Karm Uoinoiiukers'
Economic confc renco to be held in
Oropon opened this niorninu at the
FiiHt Christian church with farm
womeri from all sections of the
HoKUe Hiver valley in the audi
ence and speakers representing all
lines of farm work present from
Oregon State college, and Washing
ton, D. C.
Mrs. Ethel K. Lulhrop, member
of the home economies committee
fur Jackson county .presided.
Taul V. Marls, director of the
extension service of Oregon State
college, was the fiivt speaker on
the program and emphasized the
need for more efficient farmers
and a higher standard of farm liv
ing. Such a program, he pointed
out, can not be accomplished in
a few years but would be the ideal
of every farmer. People without
resources, he stated, should keep
out of farming. What wo need is
better farm homes and the ac
complishment of them devolves
upon the farm men and women.
"By standard farm home," ho
continued, "is meant the kind of
home that the farm people of our
day should have measured in
termvs of material equipment, con
venience, comforts anil operating
budget." This, of course, is not
something everyone can do imme
diately but that fact should not
detract from the value of the
standard. "
How the agricultural program
waits upon the data obtained on
home requirements was tHd by
Mr. Maris, who showed that read
justments constantly needed to
comply with the changes of food
habits and other practice. The
increase in production of certain
products, the decrease in eonsump-
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OF OREGON GET
dairy entupa Mies viti ;in idea of
. pu-isil.li- nljMirpt ii. O
ft was I'pmtnl that preliminary
com c sat inns ;t!iMiiy have been
held Willi Cidden Stale Co.. Ltd.,
; and Wi-st-iii Dairy Products Co.,
separate and independent ol'gani
I nations.
clot hi tiK fin-lory, and niado eapy
eiiilly for her.
paisleYatterns
for handkerchiefs
HOPEFUL WORD
Orders for Baby Chicks
Show Country Will Not
Produce On Recent Basis
Next Fall.
j 1'rlneev, ,icil Kill
UiMhiN i.l'i - H's unly ri;;ht
that little 1' r i u e s s IMizab.-th
should have a kilt, fur Iot moth
, rr, the iMiehi-.- of York, is Seol-jli-li.
i:iiallli n. w lias one, pie.
' senii-d tn her father and itiot lier
j Wile It i h.v i lisp, e ted the nriti v's
NEW VdltK l'j Photographic
e. i pies of old laeo are employed
for the laee print chiffon hand
kerchiefs which are coming into
Vimie.
Paisley patterns are also copied
photographically for reproduction
on handkerchiefs.
Classified ndvertiwlng gets results.
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bright ray of
calculated to
the- languishing
poultry and ei
many weeks h;
gled under th-
Keb.
Hi? m
it-?
Among: experts vilio he licanl on tlie piograin today and
tomorrow at ilie l-'arni Ilomeiiiakers- l-Uniiitiuie ctmrereiiee niv, left
to right, above: Mabel (. Mack, home demonstration agent for lack
son county; Zrclla V. Kodcimohl, home manageiueiit sHH'ialfst: I.uey
A. Case, nutrition sjtcvialist; Harriet K. Sinnard, lotlitng and tex
tiles specialist, llclow: Paul V. Maris, direftor of extonsioii service;
A. ('race Johnson, professor in the household administration depart
ment of Oregon State college, and Madge !. llccsc. field agent hi
home demonstration and chili work for the western states in the
extension service of the I'nHcit Nl-iles Department of Agriculture.
MILLIONS ENJOY
UNUSUAL THRILL
IN. RARE COFFEE
ratented Roasting Process
:: Gives Hills Bros. Coffee
' Distinctive Flavor
By a radically different process
cf flavor-control, Hills P.ros. have
piven their rare hlcnd of cofFce a
llavor such as no other coffee lias.
"A little at a time" is the basis
of this patented process Con
trolled Roasting. A constant
stream of preen coffee is introduced
into the roasters in automatically
measured lots of about three
pounds, and passes throinrh in
Kteady flow, roasting a litlle at a
time. The heat is automatically
controlled so any variation in the
roast is absolutely prevented.
Such uniformity of the roast is
net possible by bulk methods. In
spite of watchful care some of the
coffee is roasted too much some
too little. Flavor variation is there
fore inevitable.
As fast as Hills Bios. Coffee is
roasted, it is ground and packed iti
vacuum. By this process air, which
destroys the llavor of coffee, ia
taken from the can, and kept out.
i Ordinary cans, even if air-tipht,
will not keep coffee fresh. Ask for
. Hills Bros. Coffee by name and look
for the Arab the trade-mark on
the can. Sold everywhere by grocers.
"Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc., San
Francisco, California. ti3i
tiun of ullicrs must be reckoned ! ministration
with hcfori' itrtjui-iims :ire iitltlilicil. I w'" meet
The coiiMiiiiptinn if stiiiar. for
instjiniM', lie showed, ilotihi'l thii'-t
Oregon Slate collef;?,
with till conference
Ki'ouits consMtcrim. the c,if-l of liv
inK. "Ilimsohiild l:c(.(,i-,s anij Snc
(cs.sful Hiiliicinakin'' is the .sub-
in tin- years between 1SSS andiji'd ,,f the aiMi'css .she will fjjve at
HiL'S. Duriim- the same liel inil the J tomorrow's nieetitif!. An Interest
pruiluetlon nf iina-4l Increased . inB sidellKht will lie tile Intluenco
from 3,(Mi(l ears to il.dn'l. Cereals!'of spendin!; upon character huild-
ditrhi; t It its period realized a de
crease jind frtlit.s and veKetahles a
eorrespoiulliiK Jncuoase, ww .
'When dairying is tlu only Ninirce
of income the dairymen should
have at least IS or L'U cows in order
to derive an income fOW'I'Icient lo
support a family of live. U JUrision: l.ucy A. Case, nutrition spec
said surveys made iliroui:hi'iat tleialist; Harriett K. Sinnard. clolh
state of ttrcirtoi show. He should inu' specialist; Zclta !'. Kodenuold.
also have a capital outlay of he- j home management specialist: -Ma-i
i ?K.."iiti and fis.noii. hoi c. Mack, home demonstration
Throii!;h l-tta received from the!au"nt for Jackson county, and It.
farmers, Mr. Maris concluded the I (1. M'owler. county a!.'. 'lit.
extension service plans to reor-1 -'"hclma (laylord. home demon
Ktiniw Ihc program toe:jllect tile striitloil asenl for t'lackaiuas coun
farniers' needs. ' j ty, and fiertrude Kkow, home dem-
Profi'ssoi' A. Grace Johnson of onntrntlon fm-ent for Lane county,
Ihe dciartnicnt of household ad- are also .itteiidin the confcrcncn.
IllK.
tnher speaker,: who will he heard
before close of the two-day pro
gram are: MadKe J. Keese," field
ai;ent In home demonstration and
club " work: I'larihel Nye, slate
leader nf homo economics exten-
Family Food Guide Shows
Health Conserving Menus
I'liiii'
e unit
(.VI A
sunslun.'.
pi'iili'"'lJ wlio fur
Ve iteivotisly wii
ehnul uf nm rUei
oversupply with i t.s etnseo.ueiit tle
prewsiou of priees to levels fimii'i-!
lielow eosl of prod u-'t ion, today
reaeheil the sl;ite hy telem'aph from
Kansas t'ity.
"I'ies'nt olilers for haly i-hieks
not more than S5 iter eent of l.i.-t
vear ttver the wlmte ftnntry."
eil heaihpiartei-M of the Iuierua
tional !iily t'hieU asoeinlion ti K.
-I. Dixon. manat;er of I'aeif ie t'o
operative Poultry prtnlueers here
whieli markets nuist of the Oregon
poultry protluetlon.
This, Dixon avers. Is almost e r
tain evidenee that poultry on farms
of the nation will he eliminated and
Oregon poll Itiytnen who "stay In
the game" will he a.sMired living
priees again I'm' egns.
1 nternational Caby Chick unho
eiation inenihershlp hieludeK nearly
all the ha h.v ehiek men in the coun
try and condition nf their bu.sines
conclusive, according to Jixon.
be virl in her 'teens
Doini; 5iiUL'(liini every minute!
SometltitiLi ireittiotis that burns
tip energy atJ keeps her hih
stitin wvA nervy! I hat's the ; t rl
who will he hem med hy a cup of
Cihir.mlelli's at hrcakfast lor
nourishment. At bedtime for
relaxation.
It's 'Vovxl (or her." In fact, Ohir
urdclli's Ciroutid C'hocolate is a
nioiv; those things which impa
tient youth "1-kes a lot" and so
does everyone else.
Moreover, C Jhirardelli's is an
iJeal chocolate blend which
contains just enough far.
to be easily digested.
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Cream of pennut butler soup
Krietl potatoes
Toast . Jtutter
.Milk for all Slewed dried peaehr
KHiie nkes
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( lly the Hurra ti or II nine
l-'eoiioinles, I. s. Department r
Arieiillure.)
Kvery meal .Milk for chil
dren, bread for all.
Kvery day Cereal In por
ridge or puddings: potatoes: to
matoes (or oranges) for chil
dren ; a green or yellow vege
table; a fruit or additional veg
etable; milk for all.
Two to four times a week
Tomatoes for nil; dried beans
and pens or peanutm eggs (es
pecially for children ; lean
meat, flh or poultry, or cheese.
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Raised Doughnuts
15 doz.
Buttermilk Cookies
12C doz.
VALENTINE SPECIALS
Cakes and Cookies
Mocha Cakes
L;o doz.
Homemade Bread
2 for 15
Pumpernickel Bread
13e
Model
Bakery .
Ill W. Mail)
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Cod-liver oil is an eaniy avail
able Hource of vitamins A and 1)
ami Is useful for adults as well
as children as a Hupplemtnt for
diets deficient in these vitamins,
such vitamin-deficient diets as will
be more common this winter as
a result of iho employment emer
gency and the drought, accord
ing to lr. Hazel Munsell, chief
nf the nutrition studies section of
the bureau nf botnn economies, I'.
S. department of agriculture.
Children need not steal
your health
There Miould be no health penalty :
attached tn motherhood. There hn't
anion e really healthy women. Ex
pectant mothers who think of the '
baby's health as well as their own,
Should take a good vegetable tonic tr
protect the two lives- Dr. Pterce'
Favorite Prescription. All dcaleis. ,
Every package of it contains a i
Symptom Ulank. Fill it nut and mail 1
it to Dr. Ptcrce'i Clinic. Buffalo, N. Y.,
for FREE medical advice, '
-A few' cents worth of rod-liver
oil each day is sufficient to kup-
piemen I it restricted diet, HO that,
'children will grow normally ;i nd
build uji a resistance to rickets
and toot h decay. .It will give
adults as well as children a great-
( er capacity to offset infections of
ihe eye, ear, noso ' and throat.
This is because two of the essen
itl vitamins, A and 1), are found
in cod-liver oil.
! "I'eoplo living on minimum
food budgets are not likely to eat
enough natural foods to supply
these two vitamins," Doctor .Mun-
sell said. "ilver anil egg yolk
are probably the richest source of
'vitamin l, commonly known as:
i the antirachitic vitamin. Milk
'anil dairy products also contain ft
; in smaller quantities. These hiiiiio
I foods- likewise supply A, the anti
I infect ivn vitamin, as do many
i vegetables, especially t ho gl cen
; leafy ones. Vitamin I) er.n not
i he stored in the body In ipiantlty,
! so the supply must he replenish
' ed from day to day.
In Chicago and Detroit a fam
! ily of five can live by tho bur
eau's food guide for $H.'K a week.
; ,'M rurdlug to lr. Lillian Cilhreth.
eli.ili inan of the woman's divis
. imf" of the president's emergency
! con i in it lee for employment, at
i whose request the food guide, was
prepared. Jioslon Is the most ex
pensive of the 13 cities in which
the food prices Were gathered.
There tho cost is $7.:':i. (it her
cities are as follows: I'ittshurgh,
I 'a., $ i A !t ; Los A nge les. Cab,
i.r;'; Kansas City, .Mo., i.r(ft; Ht.
. boo'ts, .Mo., ?; tlii; Philadelphia,
I ivon., 'i.7!; New Orleans, Ia..
' $7.(i7; Atlanta, fla., 17.10; Chr-
N. '., $7.0 7; New York
J7.I Dallas, Texas, $7.1 7.
Corn .Meal C
cup corn me
cup f Imir
teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon salt )
tablespoon Htiu'ar .
tablesioon incited but lei'
I cup milk
Mix tlie dry ingredietits,
tin' egg and add It to the milk
and the melted 1. niter, then pour
fill the dry ingredients a ml mix
well, t'ook inimcdialely, dropping
by spoonfuls .on a hot griddle;
cook nil mil! sido until golden
brown, and turn on other side
and brown.
Iticei Pilau
t Turkish l'llaf, Uisotto, Spanish
Rice)
2 thin slices salt pork cut into
bits
Ti cup uncooked rlec s
Jl CUpS hot Will el
'1 medium onions cut fine
2 cups tomato juice and pulp
bj cup chopped celery.
I tablespoons minced pa rsley
Salt
l'cpl'r,
Paprika
Kry the salt pork until slightly
browned. Add the rice which has
been washed and drained, and stir
with the salt pork until the rl:
is a golden brown. v Add the hot
water gradua My, cover, and cook.
Slightly brown the onion in a
smalt quantity of fat, and add
with the celery to the rice mix
ture when t he rice in becoming
tender. Cook 10 minutes longer.
Add the remaining inured lent s.
place In a greased baking dish,
and bake 30 minutes in a moder
ate oven (:i;0 to 1170 degrees
l-a hrenhcit ).
Hlce' Pilau Is often served wilh
creamed or curried meat, or meal
warmed in gravy.
Numerous variations nro made
f of this dish as Iho following: Add
:4-ookcd chopped meat, or grated
tr-Jieesc, before baking; or, omitting
, celery and parsley, add niUiced
i green pepper; or substitute meat
stock for water.
rivc-.M initio Cabhago
XYj quarts shredded cubbago
;t cups milk
l cup cream or rich milk
'J bj la hlespooiis butter
2 'it tablespoons flour
Sa It
Pepper
Cook the cabbage for I wo inln-
! tites In the threo cups of hot milk,
j Add the cup of cream or rich
f milk, tho blended butter; and
; flour, and the seasoning and cook
j rapidly for threo or four minutes.
MOW YdltK, I'Vb. ii.iA') Dow. j
Jones & Co., in n special dispatch j
from l.os Angeles, quotes Thomas j
1 1, Mclnnerney, president of Na-
lional Dairy Products Corp., as j
saying that National Dairy lias dc-i
eided lo expand operations to the
Pacific coast and is surveying kuv- !
era I of the major pacific coast'
A
Acud of
Ghirardelli'S
Ground Chocolate
Say "CiMr-ar-lclly" to any groat
icrcs a Better Breakfast
Tim
delb
re.suli. Is a
ale in flavor
crisp vegetable,
and color.
Peanut I In Iter Soup
1 quart milk
4 tablespoons flour
Vs cup peanut butler
)1 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon finely chopped on-
; hm
I - Heat three cups of tho milk In
ja double holler. .Mix tho remain
: lug cup of milk with tho flour
and peanut butter, and when this
mixture is smooth pour some of
j tho hot milk into It ; then com
bine with the hot milk in the
iloublo boiler. Add tho salt and
I onion ami stir until the soup has
I thickened. ( "ook a. few minutes
1 lonirer and serve with crisp toast.
lotte,
t'iiy
mi:ni; i on o.i; day
ItmikfnfL
funked cereal .Milk
Corn meal frriddiR cakes Molasses
Coff'-e (adults)
Dinner
P. ice pi!. i u Five minute cabbage
Hrend Mutter or mnrgarlno
Tea (adults) Milk f(hlldrcn)
StipHT
z ispa Bakind MfiM z
or every member of your family..
Hotter Ill-cause tin; cut icing palutability of Il-O Oatmeal invites youngsters
and grown-ups alike to cat exactly the kind of a sustaining breakfast that
they need for school or work or play.
There's no other oatmeal like New Style M O liciausc no other oatmeal is
treated to the H-O pun-roasting process. It brings out the delightful "nutty"
flavor of the friendly little oat kernels. It makes them stand out individually
when they're cooked . '. . prevents them from adhering to each other iu a
pasty mass, as flakes of ordinary oatmeul do.
The quickest hot breakfast, loo. Cooks in a to 3 minutes.
The llcckcr II C) Company, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.
b'f4M 1 kV I M C- V. M! J
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THIS MIRACULOUS PLUME OF LIFE AND HEALTH
The robust out, born n ilit un unj thr mil, rnnfuiiu fat, mineral
Mills, firnfein, (ihojfihorui, siiRiir iiihI xunh. Vilu! clfmtitu fur the
human body . . priceless. Thr mare you Unmv about oats the mare
you realize they are (he fcindly (idle frienl of all mankind. We, the
wmor nf H-O, re.iect the oat to highly that give it the molt
exacting rr(iarulion hnoivn to the modern civilized world.