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Newspaper Page Texti ' - r ' PAGE SIX M IDDFORD - MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORFiON. FRTDAY, FEBRUARY, 1, 1931 a it i t :5 I n5l 4 F !i IF !i II II II II II II II II il II II II II il IV. Candy and Flowers Aid In Carrying ' Lovers Message On Saint Valentine's Day (l! Ki Ni'jtlon.) ! "Il' you're in lovo, hciuI vul u- i linen, J Jiku l, gut Did kind ll tun enl," Ih (he juMci of Ii I. J I" r tu muLo them nii ojn iut" ln tulili'il. "Siinu'thdm fliiitiMini;" tt ivi-utn. iiM'tidt il hy Ch'ii ini niH'i- for neml- ntiil riMi-ivi'i-. "Women lk- 11. Kllli:tt I'CK'itnllnK Uu quiilM , t() flutteieil well, ho do linn.'" ctiHtoin In which yuuthn and inal- h dcrlnrcd yesterday. ' why not den indulge cjich your to revive MWHt Kontimcnt. , Oilier well known local Lot ha -rioH, inat'i'ied and Hiimle, would not place nuch a definite limit on it he extent of valentine HcmlinK o Hutnrday'H inuil will carry them hitlmr and yon. from the Med ford puHtofflce, Dainty one. edu'd .with -.Ineo, lure ouch with puvlel foloi-J;ia, ruminiHccnt of the iluyn f real romanticiKm, will ride In .the witnt Hitck with modern HtiunreH with ntnart (ufiH about the feminine eye and "my hoy friend's auto.'' Ah well iih Xio old fanhion(d phevt UvaL known tu exiierleneed wmlem anil receivei-H UH "the ujjly valentine.'' JSuxen of ,ehorolate, houiiietH "anil . cnrfHitfcH, it long with tele. KraniR . will . t.'iin y thy nioHsntre of "Ho .My Valentine" to many HWoetheartM atid inothern. ; "A the lioys should wend their kIi'N heuutlful hoiMineth of flow ,erg or n box of candy." in Win. F. lHitcfl'' ojifnbin. "I believe In ,MMtdfnff somethljiK' which will muiin mum to the recipient ihani comedy. The sender too Hhould hk blc A thrill out of the cum ilum .nM llitf it'ciillt-'iit," hu stated ty wit or day'..' v "ur Hiuriio I nenevo tn wni iuc valnntiiie" Dr. It. C. Mulhol do your fluttering Milieu by way of Val- Food For Family Requires Care In Budget Allotment ThiirMhiy Mush ale 1 Hnyal Airli .Masons Me't INinUc Home Will JNtini Titlj;li( An intorerttin hour of music i Member of Cialer Lake chapter wum enjjiyed ynatfrduy morning atj So. 2, Jioyal Arch Maioiiij are tlie homy of .irw. ('. II. 1'iiKke by j Hponsorint; u (lancinjf piirty in (he mcmbcri of the Tliiiinday MUHlcalc, j Ala. sunk; templo this ovenlntf. All rtH-ently ott;aiiiz'il cluij. There ! .Master Miusons and their Invited were is mu.-dclanH pic-tent and theiKUcntH will ejijoy daiiiiit or cards, work of organization perfeotcd bytmic will Ik. furninhed by a" five announcing the . conHtilutio)(j and ; pieco orchestra. Lester Smith 1h By the Bureau of Home Economics, tu 3i tctaHpoou Halt u. t. uepartment of Agriculture 2 HllKpice hv-laWK. "ThejiH nothing better than the; mjsh fifimvl h w e e t old - fashioned valentine," Arthur Hens exclaimed when ques tioned In behalf of ihe more lov ing variety, whbh Ih'Io he found in increased numbeiK in local shops l li its KcaKrm, (li stand was defeated, lnw nvci'. hy llurolil L:unfn, who re plied: "I like Ihcm snappy. " his Is a snappy aje. Why not lt,i,i ;it tno U)me ()f ylSi millB. send snappy valeliliues and lotHi y, rH, ;ike Js pi evident tit the of (hem?" , ,.w ciul), Mrs. Lffie Herbert Veo- ' 'Open Vour Hi-art My Valen-iman. vice-president, and Mrs. H. line,' reiiieniber t hat meHsuKe 10. f Jure, secret ;iry-lieasurer. today," Don Collier started reml-j i(iKani'ation of this club marks niseliiK when reminded of the a not her stej forward in the cul holiday to be c lebraied tomorrow, tural interests (1f the city and ihc ''1 Rot that one. In a valentine coming season promises to he one u. u i hox and I certainly fell Jjaril for -of Ki'eat musical activity chairman of the committee ar I'.rown entiirtaln-i faimins the affair and will be ns- ed wllh a Ktoup of piano nutnlmrs, s'sted by otto DcJarnctt and K. playing 1'urewell i( the IMano,' Ij. 1-enox. by lleethoven, and the "I'olonaiso" by Cru mm. . Mrs. Kuuice Jlillis, accompanied at the piano hy Mm. T. .1. A mspokcr, phuk "At tUawii" and "MorninK." by D'Harlol, March the next meeting, which will be :illrl Will Have "Jiiil" Pally Monday Ci'ater Lake Cuild of tho I-'irst I'l'esbyierian church will conduct was named as dwift fori"" ,wun 111 u,t: "-Kr meei- iiiK Aiunuay evcnniK ai jno Homo of Mih. Harvey Fields, 24 Crater Lake avenue. Me.-Jdames T. P. Tol Jefson. C. i. 1'orter and L. JVn nliiK"ton will act as assiytiuU hostesses. Air. Kmlly Dynan will bIv pajier on Kiam Will have ebfr;;. cf J;t. devoiioil ali-. All member.s are requested to4 dress ia children Family Food Guide Every meal Milk for children, bread for all. Kvery day Cereal in pori'ldgo or pudding. Potatoea. TomatuoH " (or oiudkos) for children. A reen or yellow vcKetnble. A fruit or additional vegetable. Milk for all. Two to four timet u week TomatocH for ail- Dried beans and peas or pea? nuts. Kkks (especially for children). Lean meat, fish or poultry, or cheese. 'the Kill who sent it. Of course. Kehearsalrt of Hie '.'Crucifixion' if it had been a lebrum' heiinibe presented on flood Friday at concluded, ' 1 wo.uld pmbubly have the Presbyterian 'fdhuroh. by a married M-r." . . , Iki oup of local gincr, nrfi , nro- Tim Tallin, wh-n questlwted. KilnK-fuvorably. ,' i ,: refused to bu inb rvfewml, but dis-l An Invitation tn attend (he musi- plnycd a Valentine, already r- cule of tho Ashland Music club in reived, which is : no vmupUmeiit : the Presbyterian church of .the to his jibllllv an an aniiU-r. Krnest neii;hhorlnK dty Monday, nllit KoHtel uiid Chief of police McCru-;hH been received by oil mu.Mic die have,. alftO iecelveil (mveial clubs of Medford and members of tokens of the holiday, which whnw the d ealer Medfrd cluU. A deh Itliat Vuleiitlues are already hi the nation of, local musie Ipvers wilt rland said with uu oxtra spread ol "uw ami not ranic to ju.i.r u iyi.,.ii., hiulo.u asno.nu iur im hi- Irish rnllu. "H'a u lovely decrease from depressmn. eeninK. .custom and nhould be contlniud." - " ' f llf tliinUa that ccmedy and seiill- These alien Kanusters that Sec-"Mr. and Mrs, Mcliy Honored luont both have their place in) rotary of Labor iXnik is to send AI Paiiy Monday Ihe Valentine market, but that thejlak to their several nativej Mr. and Mrs. fJtenn McKy (Mil- bcM ono to send 1m a compromise neatns pronr.iuy win carry wim numvj wmme iveu.un- was between the two.- "KcndiiiR valentlneH continues i prospc Hnschiirjr ivuplc Alleml Lincoln Day llanqiiel Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Canaday of llo-seburs are in this city' visiting relatives and were quests last night at the annual Lincoln day. banquet. Mr. and Mrs. Canaday Miave at tended most of these 17 annual event!!. Mr. Canaday .la registrar of the land office In Itosebur. They were accompanied to this city .by Mr. pnd Mrs. A-'L. Austin, also or noyehurg, where Mj Austin is associated wt:h the 'Uosebui'K National bank. ' Practical workinn biurets for fuinillos wit!) annual ineomos rang Ing from $l:'50 to $Z0 have been collected recently bv the Htirnuu nf and Mrs. Porter! ,,un1- ''nomics, t. s. Ueiiartment K....t..iij m cooperation with the Woman's Division of the Presi flent'H KnieiKcncy coinmiitee for iijinpioyincnt. The bureau has found that the budgets dovelopcd by different cases, to fit the needs of the aver age or census family which includes a lather, mother, and three chil dren. However, a few spending plans are available for families of two, three, and four, with incomes ranging from $1341 to SU25L These budgets are now ready for tlistrihu 'tion to the public. Tho allowances for food, cloth Ing, iihelter, operating expenses. and saving have been carefully cal them the greater part of Coolldge an went of January 31 at the First I 4: prosperity. Uichmand Tlmea-j Hapti.st church in this city, Itev. Hook Club Meets At Slee-ler Homo The Itook club Is meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. It. V. sieeter. ;tlie pxprcHsiou of sent i men I and Is u fine custom. When I was a kid St. Valentines day was as KooU ixh ('hrislnias.' Dtm Svw- Dispatch. W. Jl. Kutun officiating, were the Inspiration for n d-lightful party j Monday evening. x Northwestern nnivei'slt v discon tlnucd l(s 18-vear-old hlirh school! A '"! of their friends sur- bury suld yesterday while search-j Indoor track meet because of the l"Bed them by arriving it their Ing'for llio type, which wOl please disappn)val of the National High ; l,lin"' 'ni' (Mitertaining his wife most 'Always . reinem-i scbool Athletic ansoclatlt.rt. i 1 1 ii Mi ii il 1 1 g a m-m i ii i them for a. Hhort while wllh an old-fashioned charivari, thon con tinued with them as guest to the home of Mrs. Mary JO. Witvmnn. whnre uu evening of dancing was ( enjoyed. Itefrcshmcntr were serv ed at midnight. i , Mrs. Solhisky Will KittcrUilii Tfimoi'i'ou- , Mrs. K. C. Sdiitsky will be host ess again tomorrow afternoon tit a bridge luncheon :it hor home on Ciueon Anne, (o which she has in vited H group of friends. Mr. Sotlnsky U giving a scries of parties this Kprlng. -. . , t Mrs. Mceler Hostess To Itiblgc club Mrs. Ii. W. Slceter cntertalrti-d members of the Tuesday L'rldge club at her homo thin .weolc- tln m.jv".111. f.P,,uwtJ .'' lh.p wstiftj nujn ber of giuniiwith Un'oc tables in pla O. S. Uuh Tn Meet Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. fiutteriteld will entertain members of the Oregon Slate College club at their home Mondav evening. (ih'lV league Ounce Post Hncd. Tho Cirli' league dance at the senior high school, scljeduled for t- fin uar. nas ueen posipoPMl until March, At, that tlpio il dance ffll be'gfven j-ilnlly byl the' Clrls' leagtie and tlie vssociatcd Uuvs. 1 tnnHiioon BUKar j 2 slices oulon 2 cloves I tOaHpOOIl K-lM!r i Cook (ho iiiKi'L'ilit'iitH for 10 niln- 1 iitcn. Strain through h fine sipve. Moat-uro lite litiuid. Kor ouch i:tti oC lltinitl itlloH- 2 tabloHpoons flour iind 2 UthlrHpooiiH liuttur. Molt the hutl(M-t udtl the flour untl whon they an) thoroimhly blended tidd the sea soned lonuito juice and mill until thickened. Place over hot water for u or 10 mlnutcH. Serve hot with croftuelLoB or meat loaf. Quick Turnip Soup 4 cups milk 2 cups mated raw turnip 1 '4 teaspoons salt Hi teaspoon Kratcd onion 1 tablespoon flour 2 tablespoons butter or mai'Karlnc teaspoon parsloy, cut very fine Meat the milk in a double boiler, add tho liour and butler, which have been well blended, then . the turnip, the onion. ,mi! xVr - s:i!t. Cook until the turnip is tender, or for about JO minutes. Sprinkle the parsley in the soup just- before eerviuK. With this soup, serve toasted cubes of bread or croutons. An j eaiy way to mako croutons is to spread slices of bread lightly with nutter. Cut each slice into strips, then into cubes. Br.v:: the cubes in the oven. Corn Bread 2 cups corn meal teaspoon soda 2 teaspoons baking powder 2 tablespoons melted fat 2 teaspoons salt 2 cups sour milk ciliated in the several budgets ! 2 eggs recommended by the bureau, in the Sift tlie drv ingredients and add opinion of Dr. Faith Williams of the milk. Add the well-beaten eggs the bureau. The present employ- and the fat. Pour into a ver,- hot ment emergency and the far reach- j well buttered pan. Bake from 4" ing effect of the drought have re- j to .10 minutes in a hot oven ( 100 uuceti many laniily incomes far. be-! to 12j degrees F.I bread mm G olden West Coffee is ground fust right for "Drip-Coffee" making Cu-iUriitliiK with tlio nihv ef fort t reduce the cost of living to coincide Willi tho ceneriil fcondl- tions ut the times, tiatus umii J.yitiurd announue. tuduy tliat tlie Ijconomy tlrucetoriti wili.sell'broRKi i' five conts arlouf foju langr.n present low' costs prevail' The loaf offered for five ceut Is the regular ono pound loaf unit will contain the same ingredients used ill tlie Urocoteria bread in tho pa.vt. This effort o( the local mer chants to reduce the price of bread is being tnuiltt In order to enable thu neoplo .to culUinue with a siitist'uctiiry diet in spllo of low prices paid for their products. - Five ceiUi will ye- tlie every -day price as Ii!k as liuiterials can tic obtained at..prcyciit 'iriccs. low their former levels and careful ntidgeting is needed to meet de mands, sho says. "One budget for a family 6f five with an income of $ir,2fi a year has proved especially helpful to the many families who have used it," Doctor Williams declares. "The food allowance for the year is JMS.SS. School lunches arc SI 4.80 and rent is $:I1S,00. The clothing for the family is as follows: father, $55.00; mother, stG.nij; son. 14 years old, $10.00: .daughter, .12 years old. $4;i.00; baby, 3 years pld, $17.00. and upkeep' of clothes is quoted at $15.00. "Tho. sum sot aside lor furni-' lure is $11.70 und for insurance ... operating expenses, which Curry Tiffin 2 pounds lean, boneless lamb 1 onion, sliced 3 tablespoons fat 1 (mart water 1 tablespoon curry powder Few drops tobasco sauce 1 tablespoon flour. - - 1 teaspoon vinegar 1 .cup milk Salt and pepper Vs cup moist unsweetened coconut 1 pound rice 1 can cut okra ' " " ' . ' .Bananas Cut meat into Email pieces and brown, witli tlie onion, in lint fat. Add water -and cook .very slowly alwut 2 hours, adding more water include, fuel, light, transportation, I occasionally to keep tho uuamity sciiooi supplies, and miscellaneous, about 1 quart. When meat is ten- Births amount to 1163.77... Leisure time activities have not been overlook ed. Six dollars and sixteen cenis has been allowed for the daily newspaper, jiL-.uo for church or Sunday school, and $56.47 for rec reation. Health is alloted $8.52 for mo year .ana savings, $26.00.. The total come to $1524-00 which per mits of a monthly expenditure of $127.09." Theso figures apply to conditions in Cincinnati. Ohio.-, iu . January, i1031, und were prepared ; by the Lcaenn nr ll'nniA,,vv,,inPU k- V --r.--.. .... " "IUVU ,Ulia.Ul Vllill 'city. - The money set aside for food in this budget is more than that which is being recommended by the bur eau for the present emergency situation. Doctor Williams points out. If a family of five chooses to follow the food guide recently de veloped by tho bureau a diet which is entirely adequate from the standpoint of vitamins, minerals and calories the rood allowance can be reduced to $331.76 a year. This figure Is an average, collected j States Bureau of l.nbor estimates in II leading cities throughout (he " cost of bringing up a child, country, from the Atlantic to llir. honi birth to the ago of eighteen, Pacific coast ... at somnthing over $S,iH'0. This is The most recent retail food quo-! r'' families with an income of till ions, -gathered bv the . hnmn I $2,500 and does not. of course, take ! during tio last week in January I 'nto consideration additional ex- tndlrates that the cost is tending penses in the case of delicate cliil downwai'd. Tho average cost is I dren. For instance, only $284 is der, combine curry powder, flour tabasco, vinegar, and milk, and add to hot stock. Season to taste with salt antl pepper. Just before serv ing, add tho coconut. In the mean time, cook rise in boiling water for 20 minutes: 'pour off all the water, cover closely and set hack on atnve or over hot water to steam, j 'To serve, place a mount. of rice in the center of each plate, pour over it a generaus amount of curried lamb and place, a spoonful of hot okra on top. Lay a peeled banana on each plate. (This is to he eaten with the curry to cool rliet'niouth.) 1 Cost of Raising a Family The cost of, being bont varies with economic status of the par ents. The minimum average ma ternity cost, where care is given in a hospital ward, is $150 ($50 for, hospital expenses. $70 for a work ing housekeeper, $25 for the baby's i layette. $5 for incidentals such as ! hesnitnl fee for nrenntnl cnrel If' a semi-private room is wanted, the cost jumps up to $250. The United It may lie .an unlucky day for nunc liruplu-i-Friduy. the 13th tun Mr. anil Mrs. Keith Markliam of Wold I III! call it their lucky day. l-or a son was born to them tills me ruing at Ihe S-icrcd Heart hospital., "Thc-very little liny-with pink taw, iniiuswiiistiod.-wiili hi iiirintiuy too. fiecyi'uins 10. repurts from Ihe liiirsei-y. JUST a year ayo Ciolden, West s.tnrteJ to tell of the uniform clclieiousness of "Drip" coffee ... its simple effectiveness ... its economy, u. Since thut time tliousunvls of housewives liavc served hun dreds of thousands of cups brimming w ith real coffee flavor. . . for these same house wives learned hy test that Golden West Coffee is rotiml just, right for ."drip" coffee making;' that thev released every bit of the "storcd-up flavor" of this blend that is selected from the choicest codecs that grow. Try "lripptny Golden West . . . use tlie Golden West "drip" coffee maker . . . both me as ncur us your ow n pro eery. The maker is $1 com plete. One making and you'll Know what flavor really is. A Brand New Tribune Serial Ml $'1.55 lor filling a week's : iurket basket for a ramily of live as out lined below. Pittsburgh is the least oxpensive with a price or $5.88 ami New York City is $7.03. The other cities in which the prices were obtained are listed as follows: De troit. $u.23: Chicago, $6.31; St. l.ouls. $6.33; 1,ok Aiigelesi $6.77; Philadelphia. $ii.;l:i; Kansas Citv. Mo.. $6.54: Dallas. $6.55; Charlotte. X. C, $6.62; Boston, $6.71: Wash ington. I), c, $r,.sii; New Orleans, $.!!; Atlanta, $6.07. Menu Breakfast Cooked Cereal with Raisins Coffee Iter adults i Milk (lor children) Dinner allotted to tho en re of the health or the child during the entire 18 years. .Many luirenls spend as much us that to bring a child through his first year. Ccffee Souffle Has That Flavor 3 tablespoons fat 3 tahlrspoons flour V4 cup evaporuted milk cup clear .coffee 4 egg yolks 's cup sugar , 4 teanpoou salt 'a teaspoon vanilla I egg whiles j Melt fat. add flour, and mix un til smooth. Add milk and coffee gradually mid bring tu boiling point, stirring constantly. Beat egg yolks until thick and lemon- j colored and add sugar and salt. Vegetable U.af with Tomato Sauce ! " n vaiuna and tout in Mutly lalcn egg whites; ' TitYn, into a greased "The World's IfelfSII Finest Coffee" A NEW, THRILLING MYSTERY' BY HERBERT ADAMS Starts Wednesday February 18th THE CRIME IN THE DUTCH GARDEN linked Potatoes . . lirnham Hrenil Raw Cabbage Salad Cocoa for All Supper Quirk Turnip Soup Corn Hread Apple Hnuce with I.emon Tea (for adults t Milk tfor children! dlslr ami bake in n moderate oven t;'o0 degrees K.) nboilt 50 inlnut?s or VeooUblo Leaf 3 tablespoons melted butter other fat 3 ciii soft bread crumbs 1 cup chopped vooked celery 1 cup diced cooked carrots 1 cup couked or canned peas, or string brans Pfc cup chopped nuts 4 tahlesiKioiis liipild from cooked Vegetables ... , , eggs, beaten , . . ' I teutMHHUl salt Pepi'cr Mix the fat with Ihe crumns. ami reserve about v, cut ot ine oin.-iuc of the loaf. Duker Slato nnd National For est Service spendlhg avemges of $sl'S per day. In road work In Maker comity as part ol' unemployment re Uof (irogram.. uconllng to Couijf Judge Charles K. Ilalnl. STOMACH AND LIVER TROUBLE I Spokane. Wash, i "I was suffer ing from stomach and liver trouble. My stomach was upcl. my food would not digest WTHllH sour and bread com up and "t1 ! cause luc distress. Mix n.tf t,.- t..i. together all the Ingredients, form ' i rr Pirr'. into a loai on a sh.t of .reased Ooldert Medical Discovery entirety paper, cover the suilsce with the ii,vwl m. f .1,;. ,.157t, 5. ith the rciic-fd nie of this trouble. There is nothing better for liver and stomach crumbs, plme ou a rack in an un- ciMi reu pan. unu uase ill a niixlnr M- ikn h-.a.. .j:-i ru. :h;V'".'i,rh3",nv,nuu'", The, ur' tm- trV should be hot tbrwujli und 'he , y johll i-kuvre 4tU S rh..Jur SSSff S,1' ",uwn- t"rvs $ ?'MiM?M tomato sauce nwaim ,dvte t. f nr. Plain Tomato Saiire j rirr" rmii-ik. uii in rtr. rtrf- ' .' .up i itiii, , l,,ui.i.,. r, iiilr. lil. s. 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