JfEDFOTlD MSIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OltEGOX, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1932.
Capacity Crowds Delighted by Mail Tribune Cooking Classes
PXBE SIX'
SALAD ANSWERS
F,
By Entella Dorian.
"What ihall w. hava for lunchT'
of "What ahall wa hava for .upper?'
'Nine tlmea out of tan In thU aeaaon
tha anwar la "aalad." And about
.w. . H.ii0iffitl liinchea and aup
para may be developed with aalad
ldeaa. But to accompiwn mm y
.... in. .11 the family the Ingre'
rfi.nt. mmf he charmed often and
aultable and taaly dramlng used
with each aalad. wno aoeauv w
tired of the aame dressing with every
aalad Juat aa they do of the aame
anything else day after day? There
la no occasion for thla nowadays
with good refrigeration evauanie
uwt.iiv fhA rtrv. even cold of elec
trio refrigeration. Make a founda
in rfrMKintr nrf keen It on hand
alwaya to be changed by the addi
tion of thla or tnat navor or
to ault the aalad. Jt will prove to
be one of your beat friends tnia
aummer In preparing Interesting
aalads.
Filled Pressing.
4 tablespoons cornstarch
1 ...in wtr
Mix these carefully and cook until
clear, then add to the following
group of Ingredients, which are all
intn hnwl and beaten with
a Dover egg beater until they are
...it v.i.nrt. with the filler. Cool
and thin with cream or evaporated
If dealred, when serving:
1 egg
16 teaspoons aatt
2 tablespoons augar
yt cup vinegar
14 cup oil
a teaspoons mustard
J4 teaspoon paprika.
Dolled Dressing No. 1
y, cup mild vinegar
1 tablespoon flour
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon aalt
3 eggs
1 teaspoon mustard
4 tablespoons butter
1 cup milk.
Heat the vinegar. Blend the dry
tngredlenta with milk and add
slightly beaten egga. Combine care
fully with vinegar, stir and cook
until thick and amooth. Remove
from range, add butter and cool.
Thin as desired.
Boiled Dressing No. . ,
I egg yolks
1 teaspoon mustard
y, teaspoon paprika
cup aalad oil
14 teaapoon flour
a tablespoons sugar
y4 cup vinegar or lemon Juice.
Beat egga. Gradually add dry
Ingredlenta, oil and vinegar. Cook
until thick In double boiler, stirring
constantly. Cool and add evaporated
milk to desired thickness.
Peanut Butter Dressing,
1 tablespoon butter
1-3 cup vinegar, aalt and pepper
1 tablespoon augar
1-8 cup cream.
Cream peanut butter and augar
together, add vinegar slowly men,
gradually, the cream, stirring all the
time.
Heml-nermanent French Dressing
1 cup aalad oil
yA cup vinegar
114 teaapjona salt
1 teaspoon catsup
lteaspoon mustard
3 teaspoons paprika
1 tablespoon augar
1 teaspoon gelatin.
Mix dry aeasonlngs, add oil and
stir until all ara well mixed. Add
vinegar, or lemon Juice, and beat
five minutea. Soak gelatin in 1
tablespoon of cold water and dis
solve in 2 tablespoons of hot water.
Allow to cool and add to the dress
ing. Beat lust enough to mix It in
then allow the dressing to stand
about IS minutea and beat again.
In less than a minute an emulsion
la formed and the dressing will not
separate.
Barbara Stanwyck
Stars in Picture
Now On Holly Bill
Barbara Stanwyck and Frank Capra
have again combined their talents
and turned out a picture that Is un
forgettable. Thla Is "Forbidden," at
the Holly theater. Adolphe Menjou
Ralph Bellamy, Dorothy Peterson,
Charlotte V. Henry and other excel,
lent artist contributing fine per
formancea.
The acting of Miss Stanwyck la au.
perb. without a flaw, and she Is equal
to any dramatlo claims made upon
her. A startling aurprlse climax
makes "Forbidden" a love story of
great tensity, and a romance of great
beauty. Showing with the unusual
feature la a special reel entitled "Cra
ter take In the Winter." This reel
takes one up the snowbound highway
and finally to the lake, with eome
gorgeoua vlewa of Oregon's scenic
wonder. The program la completed
by an Interesting news reel, with Gra
ham McKamee announcing.
There will be no matinee showings
of thla picture program with the ex
ception of Saturday afternoon, owing
to the Medford Mall Tribune Cooking
School now being conducted at the
Holly.
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O!o In (Irt l.lner Flats.
OSLO (API A local syndicate Is
dickering for the ao.ooo-ton liner
Carmanla, scheduled to be dlaman-
tled, with the Idea of mooring her
to a quay and renting cablna to
small families and bachelors. There
would be room for 2000 people.
FLOWER EFFECTS
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There If a happy arrangement to
bt achieved by the use of patterned
and plain surfaces In a room, that
Rives a pleatant balance, and a most
restful effect. So many times the
wallpaper Is chosen first, and the
other colors for the room are chosen
from It.
As an example one decorator start
ed with clusters of strawberries com
bined with spring flowers, on a pale
gray wall. Prom the sofU violet blue
of the flowers, she took a hint for
the plain chintz of the curtain and
the dressing table. Plum colorod
chintz with a tiny leaf design, she
used to cover the cushioned chair and
to make the bedspread. As can readily
be seen, this bedroom had a pleasing
variety of surfaces, the plain ma
terials used In proper proportion to
the patterned surfaces.
In addition to the violet-blue sug
gested above, there Is also a beauti
ful powder blue that combines very
effectively with peach and yellow.
When a chintz of vivid blue, yellow
and black Is chosen for curtain ma
terial, it was found that the wall
must be subdued In tone and pat
tern, and wisely It was papered with
a faint sepia lattice on an Ivory
ground.
Delicate orchids and greens have
been very popular In bedrooms. When
one room was repapered, a wisteria
rug belonging to It had to be con
sidered. With this In mind a paper
with a stiff little design of bowls of
rose and blue flowers, on a warm
cream ground, was chosen. Curtains
of dotted net, ruffled and tied back
were orchid In color, while the bed
spread was a quilt of orchid and
green.
All the daintier colors seem to be
long to bedrooms. But with the vogue
for antiques and the reproductions
of these. It is sometimes necessary
to use some brown tints. These are
not prominent but are used In small
er areas, and combined with rose
landscape papers are used In many
Colonial rooms, and seem very satis
factory with the usual Ivory trim of
the woodwork.
PRESENT PLAY FRIDAY
Several young people of Roxy Ann
Orange will present a program and
play tomorrow evening at the Lone I
Pins Achoolhmiju. tn r!u mnrmv .
In order that they might Join the
Orange.
The program Friday baa been an
nounced for 8 o'clock, and all
Grangers, as well as the public, are
cordially Invited to attend.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our many friends
for their kind efforts, and for the
many nice flowers during our recent
bereavement.
Geneva, Jean, Theron and
Jerry Brown.
Inn Under the Pines,
J-S for reservations.
Phone Si 3-
THEY HAD TO HA
V E SALT.
Western-
r Explorers
Dsed Exclusively at
the Mall Tribune
Cooking School.
Western explorers drew their salt from the,
Pacific, too. The Lewis and Clark expedi
tion has left but one visible mark of their
trek to the Pacific-the cairn at Seasidewhere
they boiled sea water to get SALT, so neces
sary for their long homeward journey . . .
Good salt is just as necessary today as ever.
To be sure of the best, demand Leslie Salt.
It comes in the convenient, full-weight
(2-lb.) package.
PLAIN OR
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LESLIE S SALT
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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
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"A Dopartmentized Bank"
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Miss Heath Chooses
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Fine fabrics and expert
dressmaking are expected
of Nelly Dong . . . But it
is their originality and
individuality that make
them ao important in
every woman's wardrobe.
New shipment of English
Prints, Linens and Cotton
Mesh.
$1.95
To
$10.00
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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
The Stewart Honey Co.
produces a
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