Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 15, 1932, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, SfEDFORD, OREGON, "WT5DNESDA?, JUNE 13, 1932. Margaret Lenore Coates Delights Housewives at Cooking Schoof PXGE FOTJH PARTY RECIPES TO BE SUBJECT : THURSDAY MEET Margaret Lenore Coates Pleases Guests Public Invited Tomorrow and Friday To Visit Europe 'Margaret Lenore Coatss, one of the leading home economists of the west who recently Joined the start of home economist assisting Mra. Julia Lee Wright, national director of the Bart' wav Homemaksra bureau, la enter taining the women of aouthern Ore gon thu week at the Homemakera' Bureal cooking school. A orowd of wo men enjoyed her flret aeaalon today when pastry making and quick en trees were the subject of her pleas ing lectures. Tomorrow ahe will dis cuss new and novol party recipes ana tasty dishes for buffet suppers The diminutive cookery expert made a real hit with the housewives who attended the opening day of the Tomemakers' Bureau cooking school She la a former Oregon State girl and Is considered an authority on home economic. Following one more school after the Medford sessions. Miss Coates will leave for an extended Journey to Europe where she will study foreign dishes. Miss Coates will offer a number of new dishes In the serving of typical western fruit and vegetables and take Into consideration the desires for a pleasing variety without the spending of too much time when she lectures at the Fox Rial to theater. One of the greatest problems of the western housewife, according to Miss Coates, is that of providing foods for the family that are sus taining yet not too rich and heavy. Another problem of the homemak er which Miss Coates characterises as almost universal, comes from the lack of meat knowledge. She believes that 1 only one out of every hundred wo men can ask for a cut of meat by Its correct name. One way she suggests to learn the correct meat cuts la to fo marketing personally, and lsam to know the market man. She aaya: "Make a friend of your meat mar ket man and your meat bill will be far less tor he will help you select cheaper cuta and tell you ways of preparing them so that they taste Just as good aa the more expensive steaks." I BIRTHS Expert Assists Homemakers - ..if! J f" Julia Lee Wright, head of the Hrmcmaker Bureau, devoted her life to helping housewives solve their home problem!. The famous home economist In Rllmpspd here In iter kitchen, devising new, tasty recipes for ramie coast women. L RANGE OFFER FEATURE Nehalem. Surveys completed on projected link between Hug Point and this place. Eagle Creek. Plans made to grade and surface 1.16 mllea market road In local vicinity. TO Analysis of what most housewives regard aa want (the water poured off of meats and vegetables after ordinary cooking) has been proven by chemists employed by food con servation authorities to contain min erals, salts, natural Juices, etc., equivalent to approximately 20 per cent of the food value of a product cooked In open pans over flame and Immersed In water to prevent scorching on the sides of utensils. Proponents of Electric Cookery The modern method of food prepa ration," claim a saving In food cost by reason of the "waterless" methods employed In electric cookery, with closed utensils to prevent moisture loss through steaming and no pour ing off of excess water, the electric method they claim la the economi cal method. Demonstrations of the new 1932 model electric ranges, the latest con tribution to electric cookery, are now being made by local dealers and may be purchased on exceptionally low terms. Free range wiring service I Is also being provided local electric ! customers through the courtesy of the California Oregon Power com pany. Cooking School Programs Here are the programs for the next two days at the Safeway Stores' Cooking School which is being conducted by Miss Mar garet Lenore Coates at the Fox Rialto Theatre. Thursday Many new and novel recipes for parties and home entertaining will be given. Friday The planning of informal home dinners will be thor oughly covered. Banding of trees with the chemi cally treated tree bands should be completed by July 1st If full value of the band la to be obtained, I Cotton dresses amartrly styled, spec ially priced 12o and l.dft at ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S Sixth and Holly PRODUCTS FEATURED The following products are espe cially featured at the Homemak era' Bureau Cooking School at the Fox Rial to theatre this week: Gold Medal Flour. Jell-O. - Honey Maid Orahams. OhlrardelU's Ground Chocolate. Llbby, McNeil & Llbby Pine apple, juwlght Edwards Coffee. Max-I-MuM Syrup. Calumet Baking Powder. Best Foods Mayonnaise, Panerust. Card of Thanks We wish to express our deep appre ciation and than Jus to our friends and to St. Ann's Altar society for their kindness during the time of our be reavement In the death of our be loved husband and father; also for the many beautiful floral offerings, Mrs. Mary Weston. Katherine Weston.' , Through the cooperation of the power company and local dealers, what is said to be the greatest elec tric range value in the history of electric cooking la being offered to the people of this, community dur ing the month of June. This remark able offer features the latest model In the popular Monarch electric range at the lowest price on record, and may be purchased either for cash or on easy monthly terms. The new model has four plates, a good sized oven and automatic tem perature control. It comes In all- porcelain finish, Inside and out, and may be had In any one of three "at tractive colors green, cream or white without additional charge. Full de tails of this exceptional offer may be secured from local furniture, hard ware or electric dealers. 1 $99.50 Completely Installed FOR A TlfrMVT A T" PTT F A TTaOT? 1 NEW Mid-summer sportswear in newest fabrics moderately priced st ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S Sixth and Holly Phone 64a. Wo'u haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Servloe, DESCRIPTION Standard Model built to sell for $161.50. 4 Cooking: Top Units Oven 16x18 inches Automatlo Oven Control Vitreous Enamel Finish Colors White, Cream or Oreen Trim Ohrome Fully Guaranteed EASY TERMS! j The present list price of this model, which includes- nothing but the range, is $161.60. Free Wiring Service Palmer Electric Store I THIRD SPRAY FOR COOLING MOTH IS ADVICE OF AGENT A third cover spray for the control v. vvu..ug uiubu wurau on apples ana pears Is being recommended by L. Oh j Gentner of th. So. Oreg. Exp. Station and L. P. Wilcox, county agent. The application to be completed as near I the 23rd of June as possible. The first brood moth fllzht wan an 1 Interrupted by unusually cold weath er that It Is the opinion of the above authorities that a third cover spray will be necessary In order to obtain tne proper control. Materials to use, on apples, three pounds of powdered arsenate of lead to the one hundred gallons of water, or a combination oil emulsion and arsenate of lead spray made up as follows: One gallon of light summer oil emulsion plus one half pound spreader or fixator plus two pounds of powdered arsenate of lead to the one hundred gallons of water. On pears use three pounds of powdered arsenate of lead to the one hundred gallons of water. 1 ! X J - We? 9? l sv f Take Margaret Lenore Coates' Word for it! Budget your household expenditures and save a portion of your income each week. OPEN A Savings Account s We Invite Housewives to Bank With Safety at The First National Bank "A Departmentized Bank" Main and Bartlett. 0. H. Isaac Phone 788 W. H, Fluhrer iniiiiii Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fatil . daughter, weighing five pounds, 15 ounce, at the Community hospital today. Condon, w. W. Potter leased the Whit Front grocery building and opened cash grocery store. JtMdsport. J. W. Dunnebeke atart d zrel&ht service to Florence. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOR RENT Schiller Apts. beautiful ly furnished and modern. Prices ranging from $30 to too. Corner 0th and Oakdale. rOB SALE Wood Old growth body . fir. guaranteed sound and out of Isrgs trees. 13-Inch so per cord 1 lfl-lnch, 18 per cord. Orders of 2 cords or more ricnea in woodshed. Ask about hardwood. Phone 83fi-X. FOR SALE OR LEASE Home, 41 Barneburg road; furnished or un furnished. Reduced price. Call 195 or laoa. w. i. vawter. LADY driving to San Francisco wants , passengers to share expense. Box 4331 Tribune. FOR SALE Modern furnished a-room home and garage. Or will trade for what have you?. 31 Elm. HIOH school girl age 17 wishes work caring for children ann light house work. Call 1110 w. 10th. SMALL furnished modern house to sublease from July 1st to Sept. 1st. Frbtldslre, etc. Reasonable terms. 3251, No. Holly. FOR SALE Slightly used grey re versible wood fibre rug. 0x13, $3 50. Mahogany Aeolian Vocsllon phono graph with 38 records. $15. 343 No. Orape. WANTED Jack. Co. Bldg. as Loan stock In trade for home renting for 145 mo. Phone 305-R. FOR SALE OR RENT 3 room house. 18.50. partly furnished. Will take lot, piano or electrlo range as down payment or what have you? 214 Cottage. FOR RENT 7 room house, barn and garden near Medford. 15. Phone 803, Jacksonville, FOR RENT Six room furnished house, garage, close in. 145 8. Orape Hi 4 "7 4 riff A rtSi h L VSU iff' , 1 FOR SALE 14 Ford delivery ,19. oi Haven. Experienced maid wishes Immedlsteiy. Phone S45-R. Try lyels E. plnkhsni's Vtialsble Compound J "p- far She's Up in the Air Again Thou the lorrt . are lint to suf fer when monthly pint thattcf her nerve. Lrdia . ftokhsm'i Vegetable CoiDpouna would esse that awful atony. CAKES witii MAX-I-MUM SYRUP n . i i i i i i ..i u ooiaen orown not caKes coverea with pure rviax-i-muM Syrup make a tantalizing brealfast these days. And, as many mothers know, a most wholesome one, too, providing plenty of energy for school mornings. Max-i-muM Syrup, a scientific blend of pure cane and maple, transforms any dish into a creation of rare delight Call at your nearest Safeway Store for a jug or tin, today. Max-i-muM Syrup is used exclusively in recipes demon strated at the Safeway Cooking School. SET ei : STOVE Salt, Pepper and Oven Bowl With Each estinghouse Range W For a Limited Time! Decorated set of genuine Thermo Porcelain. An exceptionally useful stove set o oo DOWN S10.00 a Month Puts a Westinghouse range in your home. Pay as you use! Peoples Electric Store 'i;' I Free Range Wiring Service 1 1 212 West Main St. A. B. Cunningham , Phone 12 0. 0. Alenderfer ml Ht Li? m,Jt if 5! S "in Holsum Puts an End to Hot Weather Baking Holsum Is the Finest Bread the Market Affords-and That's Why Fluhrer's HQXSUJML Will Be Used at the SAFEWAY COOKING SCHOOL Enjoy Margaret Lenore COATES at the Fox Rialto Wednesday Thursday and Friday This finer, richer loaf is made by a special method with the finest materials money can buy. That's why Fluhrer's Holsum has that unequalled flavor and lightness which has made it the largest selling brand of bread in Southern Oregon!