FOURTEEN
MTSDFORD MSTL' TRIBUNE, JIEDFORD, OREGON1, FRTDXT, MARCH 18, 1932.
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RULES ADVOCATED
BY KITCHEN COACH
The VUh of salt" or "sprinkle of
pepper" that characterla-od our grand
mothers' recipes bave gone uj the
boards in modern cookery. The mod
em cook meantime her Ingredient
with the precision of e chemist end
melntatne an exact standard In the
savory flavor of her dishes.
Seasonings vary with nationalities
!rn?ly because of the motner-to-daughter
method of dissemination of
lclpes. The lowly garlic which, used
with discretion, tan add much to the
tastlnsas of a dish, has long been
Identified with Italians. They use
St In a degree unpalatable to non
Latin races.
Early Roman enticed the appetites
of their guesu with every possible
flavor and condiment. Rome had
borrowed many of Persia's older,
staple Items of diet when visitors
from Persia had come to Italy and
had brought the habits of the Orient
with them.
All this early use of flavoring was
to disguise the Identity of food Items.
Modern cooks, howover, do not at
tempt disguises. Seasoning Is still
tfhe real magle of the kitchen, but It
require exactness of measurement,
end not a "dash" or a "pinch.." The
most careful skill Is essential to the
proper seasoning of foods; ivhen a
woman masters the art of seasoning,
he may be classified as a culinary
expert.
Mlas Hester Heath, expert home
economist, will delve Into the art
of seasoning at great length when
he presents her Mall Tribune Klt-
Ohen Chautauqua In the Hoily the
ater. March 30, 81 and April 1
Mlae Heath's lectures and demon
stration will take up every phase of
cookery; but she will present, aa one
of her many subjects, exact seasoning
methods.
We know that every housewife In
Hertford will enjoy this story of the
Kitchen Chautauqua, and urge you to
make the most of It. The programs
are entirely free.
There will be worlds of entertain
snent and Instruction awaiting you,
many free gifts to be distributed, and
there is no obi I nation whatsoever.
The Kitchen Chautauqua is real
style review In kitchen devices and
a fashion show in foods.
Reserve the two hours dally nowl
LODGESPELLERS
RENEW OLD FEUD
It's spelling booxs to the front
again and "o-u-t spells out, for Ous
Newbury," Court Hall, veteran echool
master and speller, supreme, an
nounced this morning. He accepted
Attorney Newbury's challenge for
another spelling bee last night at
the Elks' club and la ready to win
his second victory from the New
bury forces,
"Pugilistic tendencies, not spelling
ability, made a great schoolmaster
of Ous, back In the days of spare
the rod and spoil the child," Court
declared this morning. "I'm not
afraid of him, I've learned his
weakness ea."
The match will be held at the
XI ks temple, In accordance with past
custom. The data is Thursday night,
March 34.
In answer to the boasts of Hall
Attorney Newbury this morning an
nounced that his surrender of last
year was one of courtesy to add In
terest to the sport. He Is now
ready to uphold his high standing
in the field of great spellers and
wants no words eliminated from the
list.
Hts kind act of last year was un
appreciated by Court Hall, he com
plained today, and no more leniency
will be extended the pear grower
and haseball fan, "who has been
bragging each day since his victory."
Teams will be chosen at the club
next Thursday night, allowing the
captains no opportunity to coach
their men. All Elks are advised to
study up for the occasion, however,
as the difficult words, aa UMial.
will be dished out to them, not to
their famous leaders.
4
Gtenada Hlltcooa Lake Mutual
Telephone Co. completed setting
poles and stringing wires on new line
from here to Berryrtalo cutoff.
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FOR ROOSEVELT
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! Murray has become the universal
Idol of distressed agriculture; and
notified the Republican party that
thTe la appreciable party disaffec
tion In that particular Republican
territory.
Psychological Advantage.
For Roosevelt, the North Dakota
triumph falls Into a class with his
conquest of New Hampshire a week
ago. Only 10 delegates were at stake
and until the final count he was
not assured of every one, but It was
a decision won at the polls and not
In convention, and won against
candidate having special appeal to
the section. The psychological ad
vantage of such a victory U Un
questioned by any politician.
The New York governor now has
pledged to him more than BO dele
gates, every one from states border
ing on Canada. He has a prospect
of more from the same northern
tier, and a reliable promise of sub
atantlal help from the south. Next
week Georgia is expected to make
a formal pledge and other states will
follow.
More Pledges Needed.
There remains, however, that popu
lous stretch of country between the
extreme north and the extreme south,
From New York to Missouri, Roose
velt has riot yet the pledge of
single delegate, and he needs many
if he -la to win. His problem from
now on will He largely in that terri
toryand in Massachusetts, where
he has been entered in a severe trial
of popularity with Alfred E. Smith.
Proportionately, the North Dakota
results mean more to Murray than
they do to Roosevelt. With only his
own state behind bim thus far, the
Oklahoma governor had high hopes
that his campaign of dissent from
the present order would sweep the
northwestern farmers off their feet.
He hsd pinned his hones on the
west and a part of the south. An
earlier plan to enter New Hampshire
waa put aside so that he could take
his baptism of fire in a stnte where
the dominate industry agriculture
now is In its second decade of almost
continuous depression.
Friends Held Hone.
His friends had hoped that, at the
very least, he would run Roosevelt.
a close race, giving him prectlge In
neighboring states and insuring that
he would be a real factor la the
convention.
Among the Republicans, the re
sults were not much of a surprise.
The party organization in North
Dakota baa been In the hands of
the Insurgents, and President Hoover
waa not even entered In the pri
maries. The preference vote waa di
vided between Joseph I. Franc of
Maryland and Jacob fl. Coxey ot
Ohio, but there Is no assurance that,
under the peculiar state law, either
of them will have a single delegate.
A majority of delegates favoring Hoo
ver was elected,
O. O. P. Concerned.
The extraordinary number of Re
publicans who voted in the Demo
cratic primary, however, occasioned
curiosity and concern among the
party regulars. It waa hardly ex
pected the Democratic total would
be so great. Senator Nye, a Republl
can Independent, said this was proof
of widespread dissatisfaction with
the administration's farm policies.
The Hoover leaders were silent.
In the country generally, it was
a week of comparative political quiet,
and North Dakota had the spotlight
almost entirely to herself. There was
plenty cf local maneuvering, particu
larly among the badly-spilt Massa
chusetts Democrats, but without de-
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Sizes
10 to
12
Sizes
10 to
12
Great Special
Purchase
500 Pairs of Discontinued
Numbers . . . First Quality
HOLEPROOF
Autogart HOSE
FOR MEN
Reg.
55c
Sox
7Qc
&d Pair
Or 6 Pairs for $1.65
Learn real comfort end convenience from Autofioarte, the eelf
eupporttng socks that always tcl snug end eccure. They're
more comfortable than any socke you've ever worn. After each
wanning you've tot clean socks and clean Autogart nd the
Autogart feature U guaranteed to outwear the lock Itself.
There"! reason for the low price. They're discontinued pat
tern, that weTe clearing to make rom tot new styles. Buy all
you can of theae famoua aocka.
Greatest Stock
Event of the Year
Don't Miss It!
MAIN ELOOR
TELEPHONE
ORDERS
PROMPTLY
FILLED
Complete Line of Dorothy Gray
TOILET PREPARATIONS
Mann's Main Floor
THE DELINEATOR FOR APRIL NOW HERE
Telephone and Mall Orders prompt1?
filled. We pay the postage and
Deliver Fre
(bvmmL -IE AS TO Jkrfe&
Of New Spring Coats - Suits and Dresses
New Jewelry
Fashion says on muat have
Jewelry I Coatume Jewelry. We
have the largest stock In South
ern Oregon.- Colorful baUyhoo,
campus and sport pieces as
well as new formal sets. Neck
laces, bracelets, ear-rings and
clips.
s i
hoice
$100.
P I ea.
JEWELRY MAIN FLOOR
EASTER
HANDKERCHIEFS
Lovely Easter handkerchiefs are
now on dlaulay. AH are of
purs linen in embroidered and
hsnd painted designs. These
ara all hand made.
50
ea.
Handkerchief Special
A timely sale of women'a and misses' pure linen
handkerchiefs In Chinese Embroidery and hand
blocked prints. Theae are our regular 25c handker
chiefs. 5 for $1.00
HANDKERCHIEFS MAIN FLOOR
Spring Scarfs
The scarf is a very important accessory this
spring 1 Especially good are these beautiful
double styles of colorful silk. They will sim
ply "make" your ensemble.
$195
eacr
SCARFS MAIN FLOOR
Easter Hosiery
Theme and
Rollins Silk Hose
Women's pure silk Rollins and
Theme hoae for Easter wear In
full faahtoned service and chif
fon weight. This hose comes
In the leading spring shades
and every pair has a dainty
French heel and other new
style features. Slzea 8 '4 to 10V4.
$1.00
pair
Oakbrook Chiffon
A beautiful extra sheer pure allk
full faahtoned chlffun hoae silk to
plcot top. This stocking has
chic French heela and reinforced
tee and heel. Comes In the new
tones to blend with your spring
ensembles. "
$1.35
pair
Lace and Mesh Hose
Your new spring outfit la not complete without "mean
hose." The "mesh" takes in the entire lace and
open mesh styles. We are now showing new Spanish
laces and dainty meshes In varloua patterns and mesh
aires. They art for drew, street or sports wear and
come In a complete range of ahadea and sizes.
$1.95
pair
IIOMKRV ON TUB MAIN FLOOR
Colorful Chair Pads
How often have you oLahed for a chair pad for the
kitchen, breakfast nook or cabin? Well, they are
here In dalnry cretonne of colorful deslgne to har
monire with almost ar.y color scheme you may have
All are chair shape and complete with tl or strings.
29c ea. 5 for $1.00
NEW FROCKS
A pre-Easter sale of SO lovely new sUk dresses at 95.00
each. Included In this group are plain silks, prints and
colorful combinations. Of course they all show the
newest style touches; all sizes to select from. Special
tomorrow
.5.
$Q95
In this $9.95 group of spring dresses are prints, plain
colors and novelty combinations in styles suitable for
street, sport and dress wear. All are made from fine
quality silks by a leading New York maker. They are
new and a real 919.75 value. Your choice tomorrow at
Mann's 99.95.
Another big pre -Ea (iter dress special at Mann's Saturday
are these regular 929.50 frocks for only 914.75. Only 25
In this special, so come early. They are of light weight
woolens. Jacket style silks and solid color, dresses In
navy, Indian red, beige, rose and blue. A marvelous
, value at this low price.
DRESSES SECOND FLOOR
COATS
50 spring and summer coats on sale Saturday for 99.95.
New polo, tweed and twill coats of exceptional beauty
and style. Every one full silk lined; coats that would
have cost you 915.00 last yeason. All sizes and colors in
this collection, so buy your spring coat tomorrow at
Mann's.
J995
$18o.o.
Extra special tomorrow at Mann's. A group of exclusive
Conde and Prlntzess models for only 918.00. The lowest
price ever quoted on these beautiful garments, in the
showing ars polos, tweeds and rich plain woolens. All
are finely tailored and lined with the very best linings.
A sensational value at 918.00.
COAT SHOP SECOND FLOOR
This Is a Suit Season!
3 Big Specials for Tomorrow!
If you are looking for an Inexpensive spring suit,
see these 1 25 of them on sale tomorrow at Mann's.
New all wool tweeds and twills In smart two-piece
styles for only 910.95. New colors, new styles
10.95
S .!
fkiU
Your choice
Tomorrow
$1475
Another Interesting suit value tomorrow ot
Mann's are these new three-piece suits at (12.50.
They consist of a smart silk blouse, clever coat
and good looking skirt In sport and street styles.
They come In the newest spring shades and were
made to sell for $19.75.
Your choice
Tomorrow
$12.50
20 New Exclusive Spring Suits
of fine woolens $19.75
Children's
Knit Blouses
Just In, a new shipment of
girls' knit blouses. These are
reproductions of the popular
sweater blouse now ao much
In vogue for the older wom
en and misses. Sizes 7 to
14. Very special tomorrow
$25
ea.
New Knitted Suits at $4.95, $5.95, $10.95 and $18.00
French Crepe Undies
Discontinued models of a famous line of corae
lettes and girdles now on sale at Mann's. Many
new spring and summer styles In this aale. In
cluding silk and silk brocade numbers In boned,
boneless and lightly boned garment. Reg. 94.98.
Special $3.49
MAIN FLOOR
Corselettes and Girdles
A wonderful Saturday sale of women's and misses
French crepe underwear. Consisting of slips and
dance dance sets at 91-98 each. These garments
are lace trimmed and come In shades of flesh,
tea rose and white. The slips are cut on bias.
All Sizes $1.98
MA1V FLOOR
The Easter Bonnet
Is Black! Lifting Its Brim
With Flowers and- Bows!
Not old-time Easter bonneta heaven forbid but modern In evert
curve and tilt and dlicreet trim . . . crisp as 1933 In their rouith,
shiny straws but deltcloualy acknowledging past ancestors In the
flowers and bows placed so knowingly Just back of the left ear.
We have a selection you must
see . . each hat brings back the
beat traditions of the beloved
Easter bonnet.
$675
Mann 't Millinery Second Floor
EASTER TOGS FOR LITTLE TOTS
Kiddies' Print
DRESSES
Mothers, we wish to call your
aitentlon ao this special on
children's fast color print
dresses of fine quality voile,
dimtltlea and nilish broad
cloth. The sizes are from 1 to
6 and all hsve Prench panties
to match. Regular 91.19.
lntants and O
children's- oweaters
M3.9
A Saturday aale of infanta and children'a
sweaters and sweater sets. The.e come in
pink. blue, tan and green and red and navy.
All are of fine rool yarn and sized from
to 8. Regular values up to $1.9. Special
Snuggle Rugs for Baby
69C ea.
"Genuine "Snuccle Rues," the one and only
rug for baby. Tliew have the ma
tipper fastener. They cuddle baby
soft, warm rue and are ideal for
or carriage. These come in pink and blue
nd omv
ter t.ilon S '1 Q Q
iby tn i vP 70
crib, car X j
.rvrf HI i isj eB
Infants' hand made Dresses and Gertrudes 98c each