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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDPORD, OREGON, TirCTISDAYMAY 21931 PAGE FIVE CULINARY RAFT.... By Eitella Dorian. Director 01 Home Service, Cellfornla Oregon Power Co. Dellcloui Desserts Easily Prepared, Slnoe dinner Is not complete with out a dessert. It behoove us to find some finishing delicacy which Is both pleasing and quickly made. With the desire to be outside these days we must remember that we shall come in ravenously hungry, so It's a fine plan to prepare something good, place It In the refrigerator and go through the day with the comforting thought In the back of our mind that It will take only a few minutes to assemble a wholesome and refreshing meal when we reach home. The desserts listed today are easily prepared and keep well several hours. Banana Marlow. SO Marshmallowa 1 T lemon Juloe o boiling water 1 cup mashed bananas 1 o cream.. Melt the marsh mallows In boiling water, add the banana pulp and lem on juice and cool. When quite cool and slightly thickened, combine with the cream which has been whipped until Just stiff. Pour Into trays and freeze without stirring. Spanish Cream. 1 T gelatin S c milk egg c sugar t salt 1 t vanilla. Soak gelatin In milk five minutes then plac over hot water and, when milk is scalded, pour slowly on slight ly beaten egg yolks to which sugar has been added. Return to double boiler and cook until somewhat thickened, stirring. Remove from heat and add salt and flavoring. Cool and add stiffly beaten egg whites, then turn into wet molds and set in refrigerator cabinet. Serve with crushed fruit. (If one large mold Is used, Vi T of gelatin should be used instead of only 1 T.) FOR II MONTHS CORVALUS. May 26 (AP) Pa cific coast egg prices continued an other week unchanged from flguree established more than two months ago, according to the weekly egg and poultry review, issued by the state college and the federal agricultural bureau today. Oregon extras are selling on the Portland Jobbing mar ket at 14 cents, and mediums are 13 cents. Meanwhile cooler may weather and less severe culling of flocks tended to keep the rate of egg production higher than a year ago along the coast. The western storage movement has slowed somewhat. About 30,000 cases In storage were destroyed by fire In California and holdings now are about even with last year. In the country as a whole, however, storage accumulations In 35 cities are fall ing farther behind last year. Car lot shipments east totaled 113 cars last week, or 22 cars above the week before. iMarkety Livestock PORTLAND, May 26 (AP) Cattle 125, calves 10; alow. Hogs 400; steady. Sheep and lambs 300; unsettled, Portland Produce Wall St. Report 20 20 SO Rr's Ut'a To'l 15.1 83.8 0.S 14.6 ' S3. 2 40.0 18.9 70.4 43.S 73.0 152.9 109.5 Stock Bale ATras (Copyright, 1933. Standard Statistic Co.) May 28: 50 " IndMs Today .... 40.8 Prev. day 39.T Week ago 43.8 Year ago 101.9 Bond Sale Averagea Copyright. 1932. Standard Statistics Co.) May 38; 20 20 Ind'ls Rr's Today 65.3X 49.81 Prev. day..- 55.5 50.7 Week ago..- 66.3 52.7 Year ago. .. 84.8 99.2 X New 1933 low. 30 Ut's 73.4X 73.7 74.2 100.3 80 To'l 39.5X 59.9 61.0 94.6 L NEW YORK. May 20. (AP) The stock market suddenly came up for aii- in todav. after burrowing fur ther into new low ground early. Losses of (l to 13 I snare were widely recovered, and several leaders advanced $1 to W or more aoovo the final prices of the previous ses- .Im Tiirnnmr of ClOM tO tWO million shares was the largest In more than a montn. Today's closing prices for 16 se lected stocks follow American Can American T. & T. , Anaconda Curtis Wrtdht , General Motors Int. T. & T. . Montgomery Ward Paramount Pub. - Radio Southern Pac. 8. O. of Cal. S. O. of N. J. Trans Am. - United Aircraft U. S. Steel Corp't Trust Shs. Strawberry Bavarian Cream, a T gelatin c cold water c fruit Juice c crushed fresh strawberries, with (sweetened to taste) t salt 1 c cream. Soak gelatin in cold water and dis solve in boiling fruit Juice (drained from berries), add fruit and place in cabinet to chill, stirring occasionally. When mixture begins to thicken, fold in whipped cream. Turn into wet molds and set in refrigerator to stiff en. Serve with crushed and sweeten ed berries or whole berries. Orange Nut Whip. 1 e peanut brittle, rolled fine 1 c orange pieces 1 c whipping cream Whip cream and fold In powdered peanut brittle and orange segments. Serve very cold. Frozen Orange Suffle, 1 o' milk 3 eggs P. g. salt 1 c sugar 1 T gelatin 3 T cold water 1 c whipping cream Orated rind of one orange 1 c orange Juice 1 T lemon Juice. Scald the milk in the double boiler. Separate the eggs; beat the yolks. Add salt and sugar, then the scalded milk. Return mixture to the double boiler and cook until It thickens. Soften the gelatin In the cold water and dissolve it in the hot egg mix ture. Chill. Whip the cream and beat the egg whites then fold all In gredients together. Pour Into re frigerator trays and freeze without stirring. This Is attractive served In orange shells. Canned Pears and Plntapple. Heat canned pears with crushed pineapple. Chill nd serve very cold with maraschino cherry topping each serving and plain cookies rather than any cake. PORTLAND. May 26 (AP) Butter Prints 03 score or better 20 21c; standards 19 s 20c. Butterfat Direct to shippers: Sta tion 12 is 14c; Portland delivery prices 16c. Live poultry Net buying price: Heavy hens colored 4 lbs. up 13 14c; do mediums 11 12c; light 9 10c; light broilers 11c; colored roast ers over a lbs. 13$14c; old roasters 6c; ducks, Pekln 19c. Country meats Selling price to re tailers: Country-killed hogs best butchers under 100 lbs. 6$5l6c: veal ers 60 to 100 lbs. 78c; lambs 78c; yearlings 6c; heavy ewes 2(9 3c; canner cows 4$6c; bulls 6 614c. Eggs unchanged. Onions, potatoes, new potatoes and seed potatoes, wool and hay quota tions unchanged. NOVELTY STORED Paying business. low overneaa, living m " same building, to trade for Med ford suburban home and $500 cash. Knight, West & Upp. 20 N. Bartlett. WANT to rent tractor. Tel. 1122-R. Puby's Widow Dies BAKER, Ore.. May 26 (AP) Mrs. Mary E. Duby, widow of William Duby, former chairman of the state highway commission, and Baker coun ty Judge, died In a hospital here last night. She had been In poor health several months and was taken to the hospital Sunday. - Special Communication of Medford Lodge No. 103, A. F. & A. M Friday, May 27, at 7:30 p. m. Work in E A. degree. Visitors Invited, By order of L. C. STEWART, W. M. GEO. ALDEN, Secretary. "too late to classify PIANO SACRIFICE Late model piano locatec nere in weuium, for small balance due on contract, with terms like rent. If Interested, write at once to C. A. Remington, 1015 Jay St., Sacramento, Cal. nDnnn tt i vt'IV WB WANT A MAN In Jackson or Josephine counties wno wanis m enter Into a permanent, faat-grow-tntw hii.ina.. wherein he has a guaranteed 'income. Experience unnecessary. No selling. A proven business offering an unlimited fu ture. Requires good character, ref- 550 to 81500. This Is a wonderful opportunity ror tne rignc man. rot Infnvmntlnn writ ft. C. Lilly, 620 So. 2nd St., Corvallls, Oregon. 87 94 H 4H H 10 314 4 1 3 IV 18 M 2Y, 214 IK 28 V4 1.46 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Wafting their intoxicating fragrance through the scholastic atmosphere. and unfolding petals of many hues to offer a glorious array of color and beauty to hundreds of visitors wend ing their way through temporary paths flowers of the garden, field and mountain took root this after noon in the high school gymnasium for the annual show of the Medford Garden club. Th gymnasium on South Oakdale opened to the public at 2 o'clock, and the show will continue through to morrow, inviting all flower lovers Into an enchanting realm, where roses, popples and all fair sisters of the garden are blooming In numbers which more than double last year's highest record. The show will be open evenings until 10 o'clock today and tomorrow and for all visitors unable to view the displays during the day, lighting arrangements have been completed to provide them an equally clear glimpse of the blossoms. Visitors are asked to use the south entrance to the gymnasium. Entering the doors, they are greet ed by a gorgeous group of peonies and red lilies, entered by C. E. Moyer of Roseburg. In tne group are four varieties, Richard Carvel, the new red; Jules Elle. pink; Duchess do Numours, creamy white; and Mme. de Verntvllle, white with a red splash. The Ullea, Sibsrlan and UHluu Um bell a turn; favor red. An iris display, entered by H. B. Howell of Grants Pass, whose gar dens have been the gathering place of hosts of admirers during the past week, forms another enticing exhibit near the entrance. On the far aide of the gymnasium, bringing a hint of country life Into the show, stands a cottage, with win dow boxes overflowing with flowers and climbers. The porch Is fitted with bright awnings from F. F. Burke's shop, and furniture, pleasing to all with a yen for lounplng in the sun. loaned by Mrs. Alfred 8. V. Carpenter, whose many other artistic garden and flower arrangements are a lovely addition to the show. Wall hangings and bowls of flow ers entered by Mrs. M. Maruyama j and other members of the Japanese ! colony inspire visitors to linger for a longer while. One of the most appealing displays Is composed of covered wagon roses, the first flowers to adapt themselves to the demands of pioneer soli. Blooming as gaily as when they early brought a touch of beauty to the southern Oregon dooryard, they ap pear fragile, yet hardy reminders of the women who brought them through the hardships of the big trail, across from the home state. In the wild flower exhibit. Includ ed In each year's garden show, are more than 100 varieties, all Oregon f.owers. Ranging from the huge skunk cabbage to the delicate "cat ear" the list forms an educational as well as attractive ahowlng. An outstanding feature of this year's show is the display of table arrangements. Ready for tea, lunch eon and bridge stands the group, , dressed in artistic finery. Some in organdy clothes, others in plaid, all beckontr.g to guests to stop and chat and admire. One large table with decorations developed in white and pewter has achieved beauty almost celestial. W. CO. POLICY EVANSTON. 111.. May 28 (API The national headquarters of the Women's christian Temperance Union announced today Its political policy for the fall presidential campaign would be decided at the 57th annual convention at Seattle, wash.. August 12 to 18. The convention announcement de clared the union was confident "the mHMPH of American women are not deceived by wet propaganda but that Intuitively the women, arousro wj m. necessity for home protection, will rnliv mt a mltrhtv army of defense asainst the return of the legallted liquor tramc. which Judgment was enrolled and docketed In the Clerk's office of said Court In said County on the 25th day of May, 1932. Notice Is hereby given that, pursu ant to the terms of the said execu tion, X will on the 2nd day of July. 1932, at 10:00 o'clock a. m.. at the front door of the Courthouse In the City of Medford, In Jacl-.son County, Oregon, offer for sale and will aell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy said Judg ment, together with the costs of this sale, subject to redemption as pro vided by law, all of the rljht. title and Interest that the raid defendant. Ella Andrews, had on the 23rd day of November. 1927. or now has In and to the following described property, situated In the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, to-wlt: Commencing at the Northeast cor ner of Donation Land Claim Number 75 In Township 37 South. Range 2 West of the Willamette Meridian, and running thence South along the East line of said Donation Land Claim Number 75, 4.73 chains: thence East 23.27 chains to the West boundary line of Donation Land Claim Number 78: thence North along aid boundary lines 4.73 chains to th, center line of the Rogue River Valley Railroad right-of-way; thence West erly along the center lino of said Rogue River Valley Railroad to the place of beginning, containing 10A acres, more or less. Dated this 28th day of May, 1992. RALPH O. JENNINGS, Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. By OIOA E. ANERSON, Deputy. Keeps False Teeth In Pasteeth. a new Improved powder, keep, plates from dropping or allp ping. No gummy, pasty feeling. Sweetens breath. Gives real teeth comfort all day. Praised by peopl and dentists everywhere. Avoid wor ry. Get Pasteeth at Jarmln 4e Wood or your druggist. Notice of Sheriffs Sale. By virtue of an execution on fore closure duly Issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of f.a State of Oregon, in and for the Coun ty of Jackson, to me directed and dated on the 25th day of May, 1032. In a certain action therein, wherein Sue B. Keller, as plaintiff, recovered Judgment against Ella Andrews, the defendant, for the sum of Two Thou sand Five Hundred and no-100 3. 500.00) Dollars, together with Interest at 7?4 pc annum from May 23rd. 1928. with costs and disbursements taxed at Twenty-eight and 30-100 (,28.80) Dollars, and the further sum of Two Hundred Fifty and no-100 1250.00) Dollars, as attorney's fees. PORTLAND. Oregon, 8-room modern house for Meaioro propenj. dress Chas. E. Heuer. 218 E. School St., Vlsalla. Cal. 300 SELLING our 15c Pocket Clg zarette Roller direct or 100 selling dealers: 2 samples ac: i a on. k, 87.S0 gross. Arco, 2323 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland, O. FOR RENT Extra nice 3-room house, hardwood floor, lirepiaou, e. 589-J-2. a . r-DTtrTrnS AAL1C Non-resident offers No. 9 King street, opposite new oourtnouse; a room., bath, large sleeping porch; part.y furnished: fireplace, hardwood floor. Suitable for beauty parlor, home or office. Quick sale. 2000; terms. Larg elot In Shady Cove: large partly furnished cabin; boat. To move quick, 9500 cash. See D. E. MILLARD, 425 B. Main. FOR RENT well-furnlshed. clean. modern duplex. 3 rooms ana sieep-porch- Inquire 212 So. Grape. FOR RENT Clean furnished 4-room apartment, sob ueawy oi. u. Iverson. BARGAINS In used tires at Big- 4 Tire House, lfOl . Itiveraiuo. TRAILERS for sale; also made to order. Big 4 Wrecker,, 1781 N. Riverside. WORK FOR UNCLE SAM 9106.00 8280.00 month. Lll Jobs. Steady pleasant work. Paid vacation. Men women, 18-50. Common education usually sufficient. Experience un necessary. List positions and full psrtlculars FREE. Don't wait. Write today sure. Franklin Insti tute. Dept. 258B, Rochester, N. Y. BABY turks and turkey eggs. Dean Stacy, Rt. 4, Box 177. ONE - HORSEPOWER electric motor and centrifugal pump, like new: cheap for cash. O. F. Wertz, Route 2, Oak Grove road. HIOUSEWSVES! Write Your lOOO Word Essay NOW ON THE SUPERIORITY OF PIERCE'S HOTHOUSE TOMATOES Send it in to the Tomato Contest Dept., Mail Tribune $27-50 In Cash Prizes WAR D'S Offer An Extra Special TO ALL CAR OWNERS A FREE TUBE With Every Tire Purchased Thursday - Friday - Saturday Here Are A Few Of Oar New Low Summer Sale Prices Riverside Mate Prices Cut Again 8th Riverside Reduction In 4 Years Another Riverside triumph! First came six smashing reductions leading the field of quality tires.' Then came a new ow price for 6-ply tires the 6-ply Riverside Mate at 4-ply prices. Now comes the EIC.nTII reduction even lower Riverside Mate prices on most 6-ply and ALL 4-ply sizes and every Riverside quality tradition is upheld. Made by one of the world's largest tire companies. Guaranteed without limit on time used or mileage run. IIIVKHHIDB MATE 81 , V 4 PLY 29x4.4021 $5.76 $3.60 29x4.50-20 5.60 3.89 30x4.50-21 5.75 3.95 28x4.75-19 6.60 4.64 29x4.75-20 6.75 4.69 29x5.00-19 6.95 4.85 30x5.00-20 7.10 4.96 28x5.25-18 7.65 5.65 30x5.25-20 7.96 6.85 31x5.25-21 8.15 6.99 29x5.50-19 7.80 6.26 30x6.50-20 8.00 30x8.00-18 7.78 31x6.00-19 7 86 32x6.00-20 8.10 33x6.00-21 8.34 32x6.60-20 10.50 Prlrea Cut On Many SIm Not Shown. Price even lower In pre. FREE MOUNTING AT ALL WARD STORES Store Closed All Day Monday Decoration Day "End-o-May" Sale! SWEM'S GIFT SHOP Look over this list note the desirable mer chandise observe the tremendous savings. And these are just a few of the many out standing values in this month-end sale. 75o Glass Pitchers, rose color, 2-quart size 29o x.ou vases, green glass pickle jars, 12-inch 57j $6 Candlesticks, genuine mahogany, colonial, pair. 95o Crt MJ . a .... uuo vigareue Boxes, ivory finish, cat shape 25o t.ov sterling silver Cold Weat Forks, Berry Spoons $1.00 35c Individual Teapots, quaint and attractive 19o $1.25 Pewter Candelabra, 2 light with candles, each 69o $1 Cigar or Tobacco Humidores, metal, cedar lined . 50o 69o Ice Box Sets, green glass, 3-section, covered 43o $2.50 World Atlas, Eand-McNally'g Reader Edition $1.45 $1.60 Bibles, Divinity binding, easy to read type 98o 75o Baby's Record Book, pink and blue binding. 39o .ou jriamingos, set of three, wall decoration 73o $1 Basket of Bath Salts, Bweet grass basket 67e $2.60 Woman's World Cook Book, 468 pages, illustrated 98 35o Cream Pitchers, imported China and stoneware 19o $1 Stage Coach, pottery, filled with bath salts 69o $7.60 Clothes Hamper, fibre board, decorated $1.50 50c Hot Dish Mats, sets of 4, bound and oblong 29o $1 Lacquer Candy Boxes, black and red, gold dec. 50o Three Wise Monkeys Ash Trays, China $3.95 Rock Crystal Necklaoes, finest quality. 85o-$l Italian Tea Tiles, bambino plaques $3 Salt and Pepper Shakers, Sterling top, crystal... $16 Camera, Ansco Ready-Set, popular 1A size $7.50 Tooted Silver Comports or Candy Dish $1.25 Vollands Children's Books, illustrated 35o Sewing Sets for Little Girls, everything . 49o 17o $2.95 48o $1.60 $4.95 $2.85 49o 8o $39.60 DeVry Motion Picture Camera, guaranteed.. $22.50 Camera, still pictures on M. P. film.. . .. 60c Stationery in Portfolio, lined envelopes ......... 35c Bottle Openers, ornamental carved brass..., $2 Cake Plates, Topaz glass, embossed design $4.75 Cocktail Shaker, chromium plated 95c Modern Library Books, 200 titles, each 50e $1 Water Color Set, 16 Devoes colors, brushes 63o $6.50 Russian Linen Luncheon Sets, hand made $4.96 $1.35 Pantiy Set, 8 various size Jars for spices .............. ..79o 60o Bathing Sandals, reed and rope soles . ........29o $1.60 Combination Fountain Pen and Pencil 88o $3 Writing Portfolios, silk moire lined $1.18 $6 Casseroles, chromium frame, Pyrex container $2.70 $1 Sterling Silver Baby Spoons, curved handle ...65o $3.26 Purses, black calf and steerhide, leather lined 98o 76o Fostoria Etched Goblets, orchid color, each... , .29o 50o Hoisey Crystal Parfait or Wine Glasses, each 12o $1 Crumb Trays and Brush, oriental copper 67o $5 Pee Wee Golf Sets, 9 holes, 61 pieces $1.35 $1.25 Tyrolean Carved Character Corks 47o $2.95 Cedar Chest's filled with Stationery $1.79 $1.25 Serving Trays, metal, enamel decorations 75o $6.50 Musical Powder Boxes, play two tunes $3.95 $2.95 Coin Purses, fine Japanese leather 50o $1 Pewter Candy or Nut Dishes, handles 49o 60o Pewter Ash Trays . 30o $1 Ring, Necklace and Earring Sets, matched S5o $6.50 Moxican Water Bottles and Mug $3.60 $2 Moxican Cactus Pots ....45o $1 Bridge Ensembles, score pad and tally sets 33o $2.50 Drink Trays, Recipe decoration $165 $1 Sugar and Creamers, lustre China, pair... $2.75 Pewter Salt and Peppers, pair $16-18 Dozen Encrusted Gold Stemware, each.. ....47o .....$1.35 76o $6.50 Florentine Pottery Smoke Sot . $2.75 Genuine Etchings, framing size, 8x12, eaoh 16o 46o Playing Cards, gilt edge, linen backs 23o $15 Dinner Set, Bavarian China $9 80 75c Grill Plates, decorated ivory earthenware 48o $1.60 BcouU 8crap Book, loose leaf style 85o Mottos, framed, variety of sizes, choice Bo $1.26 Italian Shopping Bags, woven raffia 75o 15o Brief Note Stationery, 8 sheets, 8 envelopes lOo $6 Pie Plates, chromium frame, China plate ...$2.95 $20 Kodak, Eastman Vest Pocket, Anastigmat Lens $8.95 Easel Photo Frames, size 5x7 to 8x10 86o DON'T FORGET KODAK FILMS FOR TWO DAY HOLIDAY TRIP llTstTcenlT&l Phone 286 Modford, Ore.