Pa'GE SIX
iCEDFORD MXIE TRIBUNE, JIEDITORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, UARCR 30, 1932.
Free Movies at 1 :30 Preceed School; Attendant for Children
USED BY EXPERT
Mln Hsath In her Malt Triburw
kitchen lscturs, um ths lttsst nd
most modern appllsnces In her pro-
grama modern tutomatle refri
(erator, a range with automatic oven
regulator control for "cooking by ab'
ent treatment and a large assort
ment of amall handy utensils which
he carrlei with her In her own equip
ment.
She declarea, however, that almpll'
elty In both materials and methods
will be the keynote of the "Kitchen
Chautauqua" and that she Is going
to show very few fancy "gadgets'
fancy frills In recipes. She thinks
that most housewives are more In
terested In the homey every-day prac.
tlcal problems of what makes mer
lngues fall and how to make a cake
light and fluffy, than they are In
learning new and overly Involved
dishes.
"The real secret of cooking," de
clares Miss Heath, "Is the ability to
make standard recipes In leas time
with less effort, and to be able to
ehange them to make them appear
new."
She says that every housewife can
easily keep the appetite of her lam
lly on edge, not by using expensive
new foods, but by simply using
small amount of resourcefulness and
Ingenuity In order to make the plain
Old dishes better.
Admission to the "Kitchen ChaU'
tauaua" Is absolute'. free and with'
out charge; there Is no obligation
whatsoever. You will receive attrac
tlve recipe books and pamphlets.
There will be Instruction, hints and
entertainment galore.
BakingHelps
Always sift flour and X 0 Baking
Powder together at least three times,
The more sifting, the llghtor, finer
texture the cakes, biscuits, etc., will
be.
To mix a cake, flrat orenm butter
and sugar thoroughly, then all yolks
la used. Then alternately add mois
ture and flour that has been sifted
with baking powdor and stir until
smooth and glossy, adding beaten
egg whites after thoroughly mixing
For oakes, have your oven slow to
moderate at first, until the cake la
fully rlseni then Increase heat so s
to Just brown lightly.
K C Everyday White Cnke
U oup butter (4 oss.)
1 oup granulated sugar (8 ou.)
oup oup milk
a cups pastry flour (8 Ms.)
8 level tonsponos K O
Whites 3 eggs
1 tenapoonful vanilla extract
Frosting for White Cake
cup granulated sugar (4 ou.)
cup boiling water
1 ounce of square chocolate
Sifted confectioner's sugar
K C Jrlly lloll
1 cup' sifted pastry flour )4 on.)
Scant half teaspoonful salt
lit level teaapoonfuls K C baking
powder
Orated rind of 1 lemon
K C Nlranlierry Sliortcnks
S'i cups allied pastry flour (10
ore.)
I!i level teaspoonfula K O baking
powder
teaspoonful salt
b cup ahortenlng (4 oss.)
About cup milk
Butter, strawberries, sugar and
cream
K C Graham Muffins
1 cup graham flour (8 ors.)
1 cup pastry flour (4 ou.)
1 level tcsipoontuls K O baking
powder
a level tablespoonfuls sugar (1 oa.)
teaspoonful salt
I egg I
1 cups milk
9 tablespoonfuls melted butter
l'iora
K C noudiniits
4 cup grsnulated sugar (0 ou.)
1 cup sweet milk
a tahlespnonfule melted butter
a cups flour (13 ou.)
teaspoonful grated nutmeg
1 tesspoonful salt
a eggs, the whites and yolks beat
en separately
a level teaspoonfula K O baking
powder
K r German Coffre Cake
9'i cups sifted flour (0 oss.)
a level teaspoonfule K C baking
powder
teaspoonful salt
a tablespoonfuls melted butter
a tablespoonfuls sugar (1 ot.)
1 egg
Milk
K r tlnlr Muffin.
1-3 cup butter (9 a-3 ors.)
"i cup sugar (a ors.)
1 egw
i cup milk
a cups pastry flour ( ors )
a level teaspoonfula It 0 baking
powder
H teaspoonful salt
Brant 4 pound dates
K C Waffles
1 i cups flour (6 ou.)
a level teaspoonfula K C baking
powder
4 teaspoonful salt
Yolks of two eggs
1 cup thin cream or rich milk
4 tablespoonfuls melted butter (1
ors).
White of twri egce, best en dry
K C Plain I'anrakes
t cups sifted pastry flour (8 on.)
a level teaapoonfuls K 0 baking
powder
H teaspoon salt
About Hi cups sweet milk
1 esg
a tahleapoonfuls melted butter
The butter may be omitted
Psnrske flour can he made easily
IU K 0 Baking Powder and repre
sents a substantial saving In compar
ison with prepared flours.
To Make Your Own Pancake Flour
Mix:
a quarts sifted flour (8 cups or 3
lbs.)
3 level tablespoonfuls K O baking
powder
,i cup augar (4 ou.)
a level teaspoonfula salt
or
1 quart buckwheat flour ( oups or
1'. lbs.)
1 quart sifted plain flour ( oupa or
1 lb.)
4 level tablespoonfuls K 0 baking
powder
cup sugar (4 ou.)
3 level teaapoonfuls salt
Place In Mason jars and have an ef
ficient pancake flour for use at all
times,
Only milk Is necessary to prepare
the batter.
Cheap Flour Is
False Economy
For Housewives
Several years ago the housewife did
not stop to think when using a cheap
flour It was necessary to utlllr larg
er proportions of Ingredients higher
In cost than flour, such as shorten
ing, butter and baking powder. How
ever, time has proved that cheap
nour is not necessary.
Drifted Snow Flour, manufactured
by the Sperry Flour company of Port.
wna, represents the finest quality
Because oi tne organisation and fa.
duties behind It. The Sperry Flour
company maintains over loo ware
houses In the choicest wheat districts
of the Northwest, snd that prior to
every harvest a comprehensive wheat
aurvey la conducted.
It la also Interesting to note that
tne purchasing for all wheat and
other grains required In the North,
west mills of the Sperry Flour com'
pany. located at Portland, Spokane
and Tacoma, la directed from Port
land. This company doe not export
any products except In their finished
state, and all whoat and other raw
materials are converted into flour,
feed and cereals by American labor
and sold In domestic and export mar
kets only In their finished suite.
Sperry'i payroll In Portland and
Oregon Is undoubtedly the largest of
any milling company, and In these
times It Is a real achievement to be
abls to stste that the Sperry organi
sation at Portland numbers more
people on Its payroll now than dur
ing any previous period In the years
of 1020 and 1030.
More grocers In this area are stock
ing Drifted Snow Flour than ever be
fore. Drifted Snow Flour has con
stantly been maintained In the pub-
llo eye for a great many years, and
Sperry la on company that believes
quality pays I Merchants Magaalne.
F
ES APPROVAL
OF HESTER HEATH
MIm Htr Heath, hom econo
mist, wfto la conducting the Mull
Tribune's cooking school this week,
la an enthusiastic user of Plllsbury'a
flour. Because of this preference,
Plllsbury products will be especially
featured at the Tribune achool. V.
H. Halnea of Portland,- representative
of the Plllsbury Flour Mills company,
la In Med ford this week assisting In
preparations for the cookery sessions.
Alt housewives who attend the Fri
day cooking achool will be presented
with a coupon that, when presented
to Med ford and Rogue River valley
procera, will be Rood for 10 cents to
ward the purchase of a package of
Plllsbury'a cake flour.
In commenting upon Plllsbury
quality, Mr. Haines aald:
"The reason more women every day
are buying Plllsbury'a cake flour: It's
not a cheap product but It Is a
money saving product. Testa posi
tively prove that It makes better
cakes, and that It makes cakes with
the least possible chance of wasted
Ingredients, wasted fuel and wasted
money.
"Also, It makes cakes that stay
fresh until the last piece la eaten.
Hundreds of thousand of women
have found that this new cake flour
makes the finest cakes Viey ever saw
In their lives, and that It makes
them at the lowest possible cost."
officials say the CALROD unit has
eliminated practically the last ob
jection in the use of the electric
range,
ETY
NEW YORK, March 30. fAP)
The New York American says Mrs.
Paul Morton Smith, youthful society
matron, has established a residence
at Reno to obtain a divorce.
Mr. Smith la the non of Mrs. Chas.
H. Sabln, prominent anti-prohlbi-t
Ionia t, by a former marriage to J.
Hopkins Smith, Jr.
Mrs. Smith, the former Betty Shev
Un, is the daughter of the late Thos.
Shevlln, who was one of Yale's
greatest football stars.
They eloped and were married at
Greenwich, Conn., in 1928.
Real Estate or Insurance Leave It
to Jones Phone 794.
CONE FOR HOUSEWIFE
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Brazil Fears Roll Weevil
FORTALE1Z,, Br anil (AP) Impor
tation from, the United States of
cotton to be used in manufacturing
here, has been protested by the oom-
morcial association on the ground
that It may bring the boll weevil to
this cotton growing aeqtion.
Spilled foods or llqulda need wor
ry eiectrlo range uaers no longer If
their cooking device happens to be
one of the new Advanced 1032 mod
els Just put on display at the Peo
ples Electric Store,
These smart, new creations of Gen
eral Electric are completely equipped
with CALROD heating units which
are protected against anything but a
most extraordinary accident.
The colls are encased In tubes of
chrome steel and insulated with pow
dered magnesium oxide which makes
them alr-tlght, water-tight and ac
cident proof, according to roprcnenta
tlvea of tho manufacturer.
No "burnouts" nre possible on ac
count of foods or liquids causing
"shorts" and even oxidisation la im
possible because the wire Is embed
ded In what amounts to solid stone
Insulation Inside the tube. Company
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Happy
Kitchens
are
Colorful
Kitchens
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MISS IIKSTKK HKATII
The Ideal Finish for Kitchen,
Bathroom and Basement Walls
Sherwin-Williams
SEMI-LUSTRE
Soft attractive tints arc Dractica
with Semi-Lustra. Rooms stay
dainty and inviting becausa fin
ger marks, kitchen-film and win
ter's mime wash off this hard,
tight hall-gloss finish so easily
and without streaking. You will
be surprised and delighted when
you learn how beautifully you
can also finish woodwork and
furniture with Semi-Lustra.
S-W" Semi-Lustra per qt $1.10
A Fast-Dri Floor Varnish
It's a pltsiuitlo finish wood snd prints d linolaum wilh S-W MAR-NOT Fatt-Dii
Vsmlin woodwork snd furniture, too. No Inconvsnisncs btcsuss It dries rapidly
no inconvsnisncs bscsuit Mar-not wssrt snd wsars Hoofs stay sttrsctivs so
much loni)i whin you use Mar-not hatt-Un Vamiih, Waist will tp 1 Cf
not discolor it. S-W Msr-not FjiI-DiI Vsmlih, ptr qt J 1 OU
I NK SIIKHW l-X.TVIl I.! VMS l l ITV IHtl'SIIK
I-Oil 1IKST l.lTI RKM tTM
The Household Enamel of a Thousand Uses
V'our lavoilte colors on that breakfast room sst the children happy with rt-finlihsd
lovs snd your rooms new lin with fnih nw tnimell Rapid bryin ENAM
ELOID will do it. So easy to apply snd rspiddrvin? for your convenisnca Ions
wsaiins and sssy to ksp clsan for your complstt Mtiifsctionl t 7f
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Hubbard Bros., Inc.
SINCE 1884
Main and Riverside.
FE RANGE
OFFER BY
IS
The free range viring aervlce In
atltuted by the California Oregon
Poyer company last eummer has prov
ed popular throughout the entire
Copco system snd has made It pos
sible for many local housewives to
enjoy the many conveniences and
benefits of electric cookery. Through
the Copco plan It U now possible to
purchase and Install an electrle range
without having to make an additional
Investment In the special range wir
ing. This unusual offer Includes all
wiring In connection with the Instal
lation of not only the range but the
water heater as well and means a
substantial saving of 135.00 or more
to local purchasers of this modern,
labor-saving equipment for the home.
The offer is not restricted to equip
ment purchased from the power com
pany's appliance stores but also in
cludes ranges and water heaters pur
chased from any furniture, hardware
or electric dealer in the territory
served by Copco.
Many citizens of southern Oregon
have availed themselves of this liberal
offer on the part of the California
Oregon Power company and are now
enjoying the benefits of electric cook
ery and the low cooking rates offer
ed by the local utility.
STOCKHOLM (AP)-Desplt gener
al conditions, American tourist traf
fic In Sweden showed a growth In
1931. In 1929 one steamship line orot
14,382 Americans here, last year
17,973.-
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Nature's Own Sweet
Always Best to Eat
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Miss Hester Heath Says:
"HONEY IS ONE OF NATURE'S
PUREST FOODS."
Miss Heath uses Stewart's Bee-Made Honey
in her recipes at The
MAIL TRIBUNE COOKING SCHOOL
Honey Is An
Ideal Baby Food
Can be substituted for Orange
-lit ire In Baby's diet.
If Bahy has weak heart, honey
Mill strengthen Its action.
Honey Is an excellent laxative for
Baby.
Hoiiey Is Pre-dtgenteil, therefore
easily assimilated.
Stewart's Honey
On Sale at Your Favorite Grocer
TOMORROW
Hester Heath will prepare, at the Tribune
Kitchen Chautauqua, Soup Meats and Veal in
various ways.
The Peerless Market will feature
all day Thursday
Veal Round lb .25c
Soup Meat or Boiling Besf lb. 9c
Hamburger 2 lbs. ... 19c
Sliced Bacon 2 lbs. . 43c
RabbitS, Young, Tender, b. 17C
This Market Is Home Owned
and Features Home Products Exclusively
l
Phone your orders
Peerless Market
12-14 No. Bartlett Phone 603
' Free Delivery 8 A. M. 10 A. M. 2 P. M. 4 P. M.
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Take
Hester
Heath's
Word
for it!
Budget your household expenditures and save
a portion of your income each week,
OPEN A
Savings Account
We Invite Housewives to Bank With Safety
at
The First National Bank
"A Dcpartmentircd Bank"
You Are Invited to
Attend the
Medford Mail Tribune
COOKING
SCHOOL
BE SURE AND NOTICE .
Miss Hester Heath
DEMONSTRATIONS USING
25 Ounces for 25c
SAR3E FME
for Over 40 Years
The demonstrator win show yoa that
in using a Double Action baking
powder such as K C you get Fine Tex
ture and Large Volume in your bakings
that you can use less than you do of
high priced brands.
You will realize that it is not necessary
to pay war prices for baking powder.
Then try K C yourself. (Jive H
the oven test and judge by results.
OUR GOVERNMENT USED
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