Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 24, 1931, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text.1, BETTER FOR BABIES V BETTER FOR COOKING AND CREAMING r rr" BETTER FOR BABIES'" ING AND CREAMING BETTER FOR BETTER, r " ' llpf 1 BABIES BETTER tt MJNrEDFOTvD KHEAXIi ' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OTtEfiOX, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 19H1. Enjoy the Carnation Contented hour Sunday evenings at stations KGW KGO ri ...... -- course your grocer has Carnation Ask him foe this better milk for cooking and creaming. It makes foods smoother richer, and tastier. It's fine with coffee and cereals. It cuts milk and cream bills surprisingly. And it's so pure, nourishing, and digestible that doctors prescribe it for-tiny babies. TWO FREE BOOKLETS, "100 Glarifitd Recipes" and ; .. "Bahy-Fteiing Simplified." Very initrestinz. Address Carnation Company, Alters Bldg., Etont and Broadway, Portland Produced in Oregon for 29 years" . carnation Milk "From Contented Cows" J aiwi.c.co. World's Largest-Selling Brand of Evaporated. Milk FAIR BOAT PILOTS Trumbull, who recently defeated the cream. of European male driv era In various 'foreign meets, are practicing the hairpin turns on the Savage Rapids cqur.se nightly. 11 wieu imriuruittinje ju , in coo practice laps IS' any criterion the feminine- racers will need offer no I apology to-. J-he men for the speed which they will display. .. It was aJso announced, last night by the race ,r committee that all children under 1G will be admitted free to Sunday's faces ' Mis. Oliver Urn Iawiv 1'nrty on lllrtlHluy Mins Katherine Oliver celebrated her sixteenth birthday Sunday eve ning with a lawn- party at her home. Croquet was played by the guests during the first part of the evening. Refreshments were then served at table, beautifully ar rangd with pale green as the pre dominating -color in the decora tions. The remainder of the evening was devoted to games and-contests, held on the lawn. Guests for the party were-Misses Sfdney Brawn, Edna Burkhardt, Mary Dallaire, Genevieve DeVa- ney, Virginia Conner, Betty Hunter Cecile Blnylock, Margaret - Marp Knopp, Lucille- Rates,. Jean Ran court, Agnes Pollner, Helen Mc Donnell, Martha DeSouza, Elsie Oliver, Katherine Oliver and j Messrs. Warren Loffer, Jack Mar- ! shall, . Winston Hotel, Keith Estes, McDonald- DeVaney and Thomas Estes. ' Medford Coupe Honored ' ' At" Party in Hoseburg , A delightful Informal dance' was enjoyed last evening at the Epis copal Parish hall, when several, members of the church entertain ed Mr,, and Mrs. Loren McCulloch, of Medford, who are spending their vacation in this city. Baskets of flowers in lovely shades were placed about the large rooms and dancing wn enjoyed from eight-thirty o'clock until midnight. Soventeen couples wore present. . and., light. rcfrcshnucnUi were served by Mxa. T., H. Burgess. nd. Mrs. Zuehaclsen, chairmaji of the committee. Mr. and Mrs. MeCulloch. former Rose burg, roeidonts, aro spending their ,two weeks' vacation here vitf , Ittng relatives, and friends. Hoso 1 burg New Review.. CITY PLAYGROUND I ' ....MU l'croi! Honored At UriilKO 1'nrty Mra. Harry llnnscn wns hostess Monilny . evening nt n urpi lno blidKe party, honoring Miss Tllel ma l'erozjsi of Ashland, who was her house Kuest over the week end and for several days this week, tournament Guests for the cvgnlnR wero stu donts with. Miss, Perozzl at the University of Oregon. There, were two tables, of hrldgo iiluyed and much, tlmn spent re calling campus events, High prize wus awarded Miss Marjorlo Kelly. Traveling prize went to Miss Alice Xlolmhncli and a guest prizo to Miss Perozzi. Those present were the Misses Arline Butler, Beulnh Gore, Doro thy Pace, Alice Holmback, Mar- jorie Kelly, Marlon Van Scoyoc, Miss Perozzl nnd the. hostess, Mra. Hansen. Miss Perozzl Is now n Rtudeht at the university medical school In Portland and spending the summer vacation .with, her puronts, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Perozzl of Ashland. She returned' to the neighboring city yesterday. Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. P. B. Snook of Trail, a son, ut the Com munity hospital this morning. . Born to Mr. and Mra. H. II. T,cmtnon of Prospect, a son, at tho Community hosfltul today. More than 41,(100 trees have ueen planted this wring In tho Kentonlii nntiunul forest, lliirlnn fatuity. Ky. PAGE FIVE, ---1 L l ' T ' Larry Schade, local jeweler, has donated a handsome silver loving cup which will be known as the Larry Rchado Trophy and will be awarded to the winner off the women's speedboat race at Savage Rapids dam Sunday. Great interest is being shown in the entry of southern Orcgon'and Klamath, women in the women's speedboat race which will be held as a part of the regatta to bo held at tho dam Sunday. A , long dis tance call was-received by the race fcomrnittce this morning inquiring as to details of the race, and it is expected that as a result two more entries will be received in addi tion to tho four drivers already entered. Local women drivers, who hope to rivol the record of T.oretta 54 Mrs. D. Ri, Wood defeated Mrs. 1 Thos. Fuson, 5 and 4, In yester. ' rinvlfl mntph nt thfi TCocrnn Vnlli'V ' golf courso ,ln tlrb 'chjnnplonshiij flight " of. ' the. women's Bpring handicap tournament, It wns an nounced this morning. ' Mrs, Wood will as a result .play ' Anna Mae Fuson in tho second round of the semi-finals, nlav will continue again Satur day, according to present plans. Duuglilem of. Nile L'osliwiio Meeting The. special meeting of the Daughters of Nile planned at the la?t session to be held, in Grants Pass. June 27th. to. hear reports from the supreme session and to view tho exhibition drill, has boea postponed, Mrs. JL. Q. Enders, queen--of' 55ulelma temple, an nounced. yesterday.. " The chango in plans hns been mndo because of tho absence of many of tho officers nnd members. Mrs. Kndcrs will wnlt until tho September meeting of tho temple to submit her report. The regular meeting will bo held on September 12. Mrs. l-'ewell lU'tunis Homo From Tiicoma Mrs. Mary A. Fowoll arrived In Medford by trnln last evening from Tacoma, where she has been spending tho past several days as tho guest of her son nnd .daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Fewell. During her stay in the north, she was honor guest at several affairs given by her friends. v FOR GREENS Salads made with' light, rimplc grecnj like lettuce and endive, seem ta find their . ideal complement in dressing like French Dressing, Bachelor Club Dressing or Vinai grette Dressing. . To Snake Vinaigrette Dressing: Mix one teaspoonf ul o salt, one .. teaspoonful of sugar, one-quarter teaspoon of pepper, a little paprika, twelve tablespoonfuls of Wesson Oit and three tablespoonfuls of vinegar. Beat with a fork until thoroughly blended. Stir in two .tablespoonfuls of finely chopped dill pickle, and one teaspoonful of chopped parsley. FOR FRUITS Fruits, either fresh or canned, with their full, sun-ripened flavors do not go very well with the kind of dressing appropriate for salads made with vegetables or greens. They suggest a dressing made with nuts : cr cheese ... or one to which a touch of sweetness has been added. One of the most appropriate dress ings yoif can have for your fruit aalad is a Bar-le-Duc Dressing. To. make Bar-le-Duc Dressing: One. teaspoonful of salt, one-eighth teaspoon of white pepper, one-quarter teaspoon of paprika, six tab c poonfuls of Wesson Oil, two table spoonfuls of lemon juice, and sax tablespoonfuls of a jelly that is not too firm .. . such as Bar-le-Duc. Beat mixture with a fork until thoroughly blended. FOR SEAFOOD One of the salads that everyone seemi to enjoy i a salad made with seafood . . . shrimp, crabmeat, or lobster. You will find them even mom Hclicious if vou marinate the seafood in French Dressing before . making it into the salad. Mannat Jr flavor and firmness, tn restore all the zestful . tane that makes us like seafood so well. Tn marinate: Mix twelve table- ..wmfiilt of Wesson Oil and three tablespoonfuls of vinegar. Add one teaspoonful of salt, one-quarter teasDoon of pepper. Pour this ovet ,fi iidc in the reins erator for several hours. Serve with Lemonaise (mayonnaise made with lemon juice.) . ' 1 Members of Younger Set Arrive I11 Kuglnml ' According tn a cable received by h!a parents,, Mr. and Mm. C. S. Newhall of this city, Billy Newhnll, Yale student,, has arrived In Ply mouth, England, and will leave soon, for a tour of France. Mist Roxane Ruhl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. W. Kuril, who recently completed hor first year at Varwnr, arrived in Plymouth on the same boat with a group of elnssmateH with whom sho will enjoy a bieych tour through England. Riliy Newhall will bo joinod in England by Sandy Guthrie, son of Mt. and Mm. K. Fi Guthrie, form er prominent orchard ists of. the Roguo River valley, Tho two 'young men, will spend tho summer In Franco. Mr. Guthrie expects to return ro southern Oregon In the n.ear future to. renew many old acquaintances. Just when he will ninke the trip to tho states is not definitely known. Kansas People ClmmitMl With. Southern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles -Crook and son, Richard L.ce, of Hutchln son, Kansas are mnking an auto tour of the Pacific coast and stopped off in Medford for a few days. They nro friends of Mi", and Mrs. S. Bumpier Smith and Mrs. Guy Phetteplnce and spent today at their summer home at Edgowood and fishing in Rogue river. i Tho Crooks aro greatly In love with southern Oregon nnd Med ford and shv Crater lake far sur passes all .claims , mado tor, Jt'io scenic wonder. Mrs. Karnes and (iucst liCuvc for Portland Accompanied by hor mother, Mrs. F. Plstor, who is her guest from Tucson, Ariz., Mrs. Ernest Unrnos of Glen Oak Court left for Portland on the Shastn Hundny noon. Tho two will spend a week In tho northern city, staying at tho Portland Hotel. After return tnc to this city Mrs. Plstor will remain for a month before con ttnuing to Ban Francisco and Ban Diego, where she will spL'nd mo remainder of the summer, then return to Arizona. This week's playground activi ties opened with the horse shoe This lt being played on a ladder tournament, in which player challenges any one of the first three above him. This tour nament will continue for about three weeks, then tho eight high- oh players will play an elimination content for the champlonKhlp ol tho lit;) I suntmor playground, Tho results of Monday's matches were; Galen Knox dofeated Tod O'Neill 21-3: 21-1. A Johnny .McKec defeated Sammy Richardson, 21 -1 ; 21-4. Karl Cons defeated Ted O'Neill 21-fi; 21-4. li,..nnv M,.1va dofoftted Lee HuMcr, 2l-2: 21-14. Experionco shows tlint if too Hubert- UUrell defeated Dorr many doughnuts arc nut into the n.. di i. oi. hot fat nt once, tho cookinff process Rodnev Rmnnuasen defeat edia hindered. Tho temponituvo of lunc Nugent M-7- 21-13. tho fat is reduced nnd tho dough, nillv Downing defeated Dorothy nuts become greasy. n '!' M' T- i 21-r.1: a mimmr nuutiuon wiuis mini cotlee is roasted in duik it is uiin cult to apply tho heat evenly, and as a result some of the coffee i berries may be overdone and some I underdone. Such variation in tho I roast causes disappointing varia tion in flavor. " ; I Hills Broat overcome this by in DOUGHNUTS ARE BETTER IF COOKED A FEW AT A TIME Likewise Coffee Has Mora Delicious Flavor When Roasted in Small Lots Ted Ted Kuil Cosh defeated Ueeco O Nel'I; 21-IS: 17-21; 21-17. ltnliert l.ltllidl defeated O-Nelll, 21-0: 21-15. Oorr llarrett d o f e n t o d O'Neill, 21-: 21-9. Jolinoy MeK'eo defeated Joe Me Koc. 3.1-4: 21-9. i wo nuiiiuoiiui nurac wiw lu.hi have lieon eonsiiueuii ami i"". new ltalra of horse HhoeH and a soreur hall, hivvo licen lidded to the eiiipmct. Several boys held a volley nail dlntanee throw content Mommy. Haeh hoy wan Klven tlueo tlirowH jmi, I Mm mentcat dlstaneen wero ineaHiiicd. Tho outatamlliiK lliiow era, wllh their reeorda, are. Hill Uiman, 101 Teot 2 Inrhea; Herb, llariier, 110 feet, 0 lnehea: Harold Williams, !)0 feet; Karl Coua, 80 feet, 1 ineh; Hill Walker. Mi foot, 8 Incliua: Billy Uowney. 70 feet; Donald Horner, 00 feet, 3 Inches; Cleoiso Cook. SS feet. A hon-skotoh tournament will sljut next. .Monday. All thoae wish Inu to tntiT must ''inn tip ",B week. Entrants so far are: John M..Ko. lioeee. O'Neill. Tiny Kran- els, Ted O'Neill, Maby llelll, Vl O'Neill. Mnlilo O'Neill, Joe MeKoe, llorotliv dill. Hills' Kohsur, Je Nurent, . Rodney ltusmusHcn, Harl t;nss. - JlldKlns from tho lnereasod nl tendaiue so far this Benwn..; the nlayKi-ound Is worth . while. All .Medford eltlisens nro urncd' to -Blvc their whole-hearted support. vontinK nnd patonting n procoas Controlled Roasting thnt vonsts uvevy coffco berry evenly. With automatic control of heat nnd speed of operation, a few pounds- ut a timo pass through tlio roasters. Uniformity of roast and unoquulcd flavor is the result. link Bros. CoiTeo is nlwavs fresh when you buy it because it is packed in vacuum. This process tnkes air, which destroys tho flavor of coffee, from tho can and keeps it out. f oirea will not stnv luesii in or dinary cans, oven if air-ti;rht. Gro cers everywhere sen inns Bros. Coffee. Aak or it by name and look for tho Arab on, tho cun. TJills Bros. Coffee,. Inc., San Francisco, California. . " om'l Gold S(rijj''4Aljes(Wcs . ' ; - -. ! I i i They Fat Every Length of Leg . , , ,(,,,''' 'Wlietlicr you aro 'f short, average, size, ti or laU. S1.05 HigliiTwut Chiffon , Stocking Oh"Joy-, no morodwipchy; top nr mo retraining no more carter ran no momcroojua. Two Vietn ofMhuHMe" At . , Worn by the Short and Tall Woman , Seven inches of adjustment gpnee five adjust able slripee otul each is a run stop -nd a picot top. You enn now fustcn your back. Garter on tho new reinforced: hack scuta arid keep your stock- . ing seauw straight, -j ' "" Tr.,l Hark TatMla rmlln fg' l'Hill II I TjBCIItg 101. South Central Phone 28 Xursin December but not in une.. Even the finest furicoat would be out of place at a garden party in June. There is a time and. place for everything . . . including salads and salad dressings. So many different things come, to our table as salads, no one dressing can be. used on all of them. There is an appropriate salad for every occasion and an appropriate dressing for each different kind of salad. So . . . mix a dressing appropriate - to; the salad Salads made of light greens or vegetables go best, with a tart dressing like Vinaigrette Dress ing, French Dressing, or Bachelor Club Dress ing. Fruics, on the other hand, respond best to a bland dressing . . . one made with cheese or flavored with a touch of sweetness. Seafood , should be served with Lemonaise (mayonnaise made with lemon juice). But first it should be marinated in French Dressing. Mary B. Murray has wriuen a little book on appropriate salad service. You will find it very helpful in selecting the salad dressing ap propriate to each different-kind of salad. , It , contains many helpful suggestion and ideas for modem salad service. We would like to send it to you with pur compliments. Addresi the Wesson Od" and Snowdrift People, 210 Baronne Street, New Orleans, La. Kcnlys Have Guests From (Mllfornlii Mrs. Ned Hill nnd son OrnnKer of Koss. ("iilif.. and Miss Hill of New York, nro Kuests this week of Mrs. Hill's sister, Mrs, V. Corning Konly nnd family. Granger re cently returned from tlio east, where ho Is a student at i alo. They motored to Medford via the Pacific highway and will travel the Redwood highway on their re turn south. Kkiiiim. nnd CnrucmerM To Itl'luin Tills Week Mr. and Mrs. II. Chandler Mean, who have been vacnllonlnK ut their homo at Pebble Beuch, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. V. Carpenter, who motored to Pasadena last week aro expected to return to Medford tho last of this week. Mall Tribune ads are sn.nnn noonle everv rtsw road s o L D J f BY your: , DEALER 'norge electric efricer,at.obu 8 1 a i - 5 IttS WITH ROLLATOR. IT HAS ONLY 9 MCVn-Kl PARIS, SUBMERSED IN OIL ' ONLY snimiinDJi OlICMtN of IJirwiw Dr. and Mrs. M. B. McK?nncy , of Hood Hivor mopped In lhl oltyj yemeniHy 10 vmti .tit. uiiu Mini n irH Harold Lamen enrouto to Cnitr t K x v z& they taolr itpd Diamond lakes, whoro plan to apend, a portion of vacation. I'i IoikIh TIiIj Week Mm. Jam C. Jlnyofl Is ponl!nR dovcral days In Portland vlmlinK rolatlven nnd friends, having Mrdord for tho northern Jolty, on I mmmm-jeefetutJ. Suit for divorce was filed In thet circuit . court tnt arrnoon Uyy W'nnila Hchwt-ln Kranklln afcaUiKt John Uoyln Kranklln. hoth tchI dentn of Anhland. Cruelty If al- li-Kod M html, foe thf, tUtctue. Tim wlfo chan;pii th huhand leaven nighty without Informing hf- whre h la Kolns, Attend T.ilent and Mwtfort dancM-wItta other woiivn, dcnlvs hor the ue of the family auto, regard hr art "ejices bajf Raice." and that taut March went to California without notice, and upon hln return "ridiculously clafnied suffered ft lon of memory.'' Tho wjfa olw no alimony or suit money, "for thfl reanon name could not be collected If awarded' Hhe dealrea her maiden nam. The couple were marrlfd In De ac!iuUoui)iyt Oftcon. OcLobr 11. lta. nnd have no nropertyrlfhti or children. ' 1 HriKc Itrlifira of Ashland ap MJ WAS weak and run down and JL couldn't work much, Someday 1 wa in bad all day . . un account of female weakness. "My romin recommended your Vegetable Compound tn mc and X began taking it right away. "I sure feci like a new woman. Work all day and am iironcr and feel fine now. "I have only taken 3 bottle but I found relief in the first one I took. I reenrarnend it to any woman wh uff9t as 1 did.'-A--Mrit 0 & IJak' IV li, No. 2, Prons C'u Vaj t MOVING, PARTS Jt would bo hard to imagine a cooling mcchanifm simpler than the Rollator tho stout heart of tho Norge Electric Refrigerator. A roller rolls and there's ice! That's the whole story of Norge operation. But simplicity of operation, is only one of the tcasonSj why , so many thousands, select JN,Qrgcf. , , They like the lasting beauty of cabinet design and finish . . . the thoughtfully planned shelf height and arraogo mcnt . . . the porcelain interior with rounded corners . ...the spring hinged door to th freezing compartment . . . the con Tcnicntly placed freezing control and de-frosting switch.. They like the Watcrvoir. always ready wii.'i a cold -drink without ice. m ' vc a-, ;y .i:) Tou too will like the many improvemem and refinementa you'll find in the Norge That's why we say, by all means sec the Norge before you buy.' ! ' ' ' - i The. Norfft it mamifiictuml by Norge Oirporntinn, Detroit, a Division of Horg-WarneT, one of this world's largest makan of automotive parts, including free wheeling. The WaurvMr thmm in the model Wtetrrtirtl in this oitnrtitmmtit mint etftijimim. LJ V-v.v.-jl - ii hiiii',j .i.iiHi.ii ViMUWit fcYii vji nv-" m 'I'''''"'"' WITH COLLATOR es Sii!' EDFORD FURNITURE & HOWL GO. "From the Cheapest Thai's Good to the Best Thaf Mad"" i pear &n attorneyi for the plaliililC.