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fEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON-, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1932. PAGE TTIREE Society and Clubs Edited by Eca Nealon My Beauty Hint Mn, Hodgklnf Honors Mother Mrs. L. D. Hodgkin wu hostess to s, number or friends last Tuesday afternoon, complimenting M'. Hodg kina mother, who is aoo'i to leave for her home In Baxter Springs, Kans., after an extended visit In Ore gon and Idaho. After an hour spent In an old-fashioned carpet-rag tack ing, Mrs. Hodgkins served refresh ments, assisted by Miss Anna Det weller. Miss Geraldlne Loom Is. Miss Edith Hodgkins and lira. L. B. Hodg klns. Bfble Class Announces Study The Woman's Bible class of the Presbyterian church is now studying the Book of Levltlcu, which Is prov ing to be a very Interesting portion of the Pentetuch. . Last Sunday the topic was Sin. or Clean and Unclean. . Sunday the 31st the lesson will be The Day of Atone ment, The Scapegoat and other in teresting questions. This class wlU be pleased to nave anyone Interested In Bible study spend this hour with them. Entertaining Anticipated With Theater Garden Show Announcement that the Medford Garden club will sponsor a flower show at the Craterian theater, Au gust 3. in connection with the mati nee and evening showings of the reg ular feature. Is expected to Inspire considerable entertaining In the lo cal folk from all sections of the val ley, and If those who are In the know are guessing correctly, many luncheons will precede a visit to the garden show and matinee. Chat and Sew Club Entertained, Snms .Valley TABLE ROCK: The Table Rock Chat and Sew club were very pleas antly entertained by the Sams Valley club last Thursday afternoon. The program consisted of songs, readings and Interesting games, followed by delicious refreshments. The follow ing ladles from here attended: Mes dames Violet Schaefer, W. E. Morris, Johnny Morris, John McBride. Tom Wright, Frank Meyers, Fred Smith, John Ware, Frank Hensley, Welden Sage, Tony Seabrooke. Blanche Greg ory, Ed Wilson, Gertrude House, Charley Angle, Stanley Vaughn and Misses Doris and Lois Schaefer. Mistletoe Club " To Meet August 3 The Mistletoe club of the Royal Neighbors will meet with Mrs. Cora Bashaw with a covered dish supper, Wednesday evening, August 3, at 8:30. Members and friends are Invited to attend this affair as It will probably be the last one during the fruit sea eon. For particulars call Mrs. Bashaw. Miss Mulchay Feted at Lovely Bridge Event Miss Ruth Mulchay of San Fran cisco, who Is house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Kelly this week, was the Incentive for a lovely bridge party at the Kelly home Wednesday even lug. There were three tables of cards In play In rooms decorated in an abund ance of summer flowers, and prizes awarded the honor guest Miss Mul chay; Mrs. Bruce Bauer, who held high score for women, and Robert Kelly, w.ho held high score for men. Guests invited for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perl, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hostel, Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Mulhol land, Miss Louise Kelly, Miss Mul chay, and Messrs. Harry Skyrman and Robert Kelly. Miss Mulchay was also honored at luncheon at the Hotel Medford Wed nesday, given by A. 8. Rosenbaum, and E. E. Kelly arranged a fishing trip for her pleasure Thursday. She plans to leave this evening for the south. .Miss McCIure Honored At Dinner Tuesday Complimenting their house guest, Miss Maurlne McCIure of Rumson, N. J., Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Green en tertained at dinner Tuesday at their home on Park avenue. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Boggs, their house guest, Miss Edith Sinnot of Portland, Carter Boggs, Stanley Boggs, Mr. and Mrs. Htldlng Bengt son, Miss Dorothy Paley, Miss Maurlne McCIure, Sandy Green and Dr. and Mia. Green. Younger Set Goes Swimming and Dancing A group of the younger set motor ed to Applegate last evening for a on-host swimming party and supper, which was followed by dancing at the home of Miss Ethel Chord. In the party were Misses Chord, Nelle Green, Barbara Hauk. Sybil Jean Young, Zoe Dell Lantls, Frances M oiler and Peggy Miller, and Messrs. Bill Walker, Jack Murray, Max Car ter, Harold GeBauer, Allen Spauldlng, Sandy Green and Charles Clay., Judge and Mrs. Evans Visit Friends Here Judge and Mrs. Walter Evans of New York City stopped here Wednes day to visit Medford friends, en route to the coast for an extensive vacation trip. Judge Evans Is Judge of the court of customs and will spend the major portion of his vacation on the Pacific coast. Aldens Return From Motor Trip Mr. and Mrs. George Alden of 20 South Orange have returned to their home from a three weeks motor trip to the coast and points north. While JUNE COl-LYER. Beautiful, expressive eyes are na ture's gift to a pretty woman but, like almost everything else, a little grooming Improves them. In making up my eyes, which are light brown, I use brown eyeshadow and black mascara, but I use only a little of each. To give added depth and lustre to the eyes, I rub a bit of brown eye shadow over the lids. Too much shadow will give an artificial appear ance to the face. away they visited In Oregon, Wash ington and British Columbia. Notice has been given that the SE'4 SW'4, Section 3, Township 34 South, Range 1 E. W. M.. 40 acres In Jack son county. Is restored to rn try, subject to the rights of ex-service men of any war in which the United States have been engaged, and to citi zens who served with the AlllfXl armies during the World war, on Au gust 23, 1D32, and open to the gen eral publis, if still vacant, on No vember 22, 1032, at the United States Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, and all inquiries relative thereto should be addressed to that office. Applications may be filed by ex service men within 20 days prior to the date of the opening, or from Au gust 3, 1932, to August 22, 1932, and by the general public, If the land Is still vacant, from November 2, 1032, to November 21, 1032, and all appli cations filed during this period will be considered as filed simultaneously and a drawing will be held to deter mine the winner If more than one files. Portraits of distinction. The Peas leys, opp. Holly theater. Phone 542. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. Crystalglow Kodak gloss supreme. The Peasleys opp. Holly theater. H0ME OWNED AND OPERATED"- In l!m with the extensive food conservation program, planned here and throughout the state to enable all citizens to be well fed during the coming winter, ln spite of depression, several suggestion were presented the Mall Tribune today by Mrs. H. D. McCaskey. The price of green beans Is at pres ent very low, and Mrs. McCaskey sub mits the following recipe from her old German cookbook, as an Ideal way of preserving beans and one which can be carried out by any person who will follow the Instructions carefully. It is called "Salted Green Beans." The Ingredients are green beans and salt, and the process reads: "Wash, string and slice the beans, and pack in layers with salt, Into stone Jars. Each layer of beans must be pressed down with a wooden pes tle. Through this process some Juice will collect on the beans when they are all In. Now place a piece of white muslin on them, a little board weighted down with a stone on top of that and keep them cool. When using, soak them In water to take out some of the salt. Look to It that there Is no mould forming on them. The cloth, board and stone must be cleaned occasionally." Another recipe suggested by Mrs. McCaskey Is for the preparation of sauer kraut, which se says "you may not like, but will find very healthful and good for you and your family." The Ingredients are firm, white cabbage heads and salt. Preparation: Remove the bad outer leaves, cut the cabbage in halves, cut out the heart, slice the cabbage in fine shreds and put Into a clean barrel or stone Jar. First place whole cabbage leaves over the bottom of the Jar or barrel, pack on a layer of sltced cabbage, strew It with salt and pack on another layer, pressing each layer down firm ly, and so on until the cabbage Is all used up. Press the contents down firmly so the liquor will cover the cabbage, then cover It with a clean piece of white muslin, a board and a stone to hold It down. Look after It occasionally and clean the cloth , board and stone. After the cabbage baa fermented enough, which you will know by its sour odor, put It in a cool place. Both recipes have been tried oy Mrs. McCaskey and other Medford women, who recommend them as de licious and practical. Mrs. McCaskey also recommends the crocking of eggs as an economy measure, stating that chose put down In liquid glass are very fine for all uses but poaching. While products are cheap and winter ahead, all housewives are advised to Join the busy bee In preparing for the cold season, when living will be more difficult than It Is now. Poultry Clinic Slated Saturday A free feed show and poultry clinic at the F. E. Samson company, 220 North Riverside, will be conducted Saturday, July 30, for the purpose of acquainting southern Oregon ranchers with the davantagea of Sperry's feeds. At 11 o'clock In the morning, Sper ry carrier pigeons will be released for Portland, carrying special messages. Wired answers will be sent back to Medford upon their arrival, F. E. Sam son announced today. VAIDEN APPOINTED ON FARM LOAN BOARD WASHINGTON, July 29. (P) President Hoover today reappointed Vulosko Valden of Farmvllle, Va., as a member of the federal farm loan board. Valden for 13 years was presi dent of the Federal Land bank of Baltimore. turn l in h WITH THE VALLEY TKADE IS THE VALLEY JX1A1JE Be Wise Buy Wise and Economize at the RELIABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner r T D I ttttrt.SSS W4 viable, V ' ' --. 1 bantciima Phone 603 Free Delivery Daily 8-10-2-4 Phone 20 IT PAYS TO GO OUT OF YOUR WAY TO TRADE AT THE PEERLESS HIGHEST quality local meats always combined with the lowest possible price! You'll take advantage of this combination when you shop here. Shoulder Milk Fed Prime Beef Veal Roasts Bee Pot Roasts Fresh Dressed Hens 3Selbs h Frying Rabbits Peerless Butter lb. 21c Fresh Churned Creamery ib. gy2c 1 3v2c Picnic Hams Mild cure lb. IJVC Veal Stew Boiling Be Hamburger or Sausage Fancy Veal Choice Rib 2 lbs. 19c WEIHER5 BOLOGNA LIVER SAUSAGE PORK STEAK ibs. 25 c Pure Lard or Shortening 4 lbs. 29c Li. IWE FEATURE LOCAL PRODUCTSg No Depression Here Reliable's way of giv ing good prices and QUALITY to you makes good business for us, and so we are able to give you excep tionally LOW PRICES EVERY DAY. Week-End Specials Chase and ! inborn Coffee lb. 33 American Club Coffee lb. 17 Swans Down Cake Flour 27 r s, Hard Wheat Flour $1.09 I Satina or LaFrance 3 tor 25 (Sample package of each FREE) Nallys Breakfast Syrup, Cane and Maple Pint 19 Brooms each 39 Norwegian Sardines (cross pack)- 3 fr 29 Mission Bell Toilet Soap 4 bar' 19 White Eagle Laundry Soap .....10 bars 25 Palmolive Toilet Soap 3 fors 23 ' (With 1 pkg. Palm Olive Beads FREE) 100 lb. C. and H. Sugar $4.59 FIRE PROTECTION COST IS REDUCED IN STATE FOREST SALEM, July 39. (&) Expenditure for foreat protection In Oregon on lands coming under the Jurisdiction of the state fores-try department the paat six months were a, third less than for the first alx months of 1931. Lynn F. Cronmlller, state for eater, announced. The expenditures Include all those made by various associations of the state aa well as those made directly out of the forester's office. Total for the first six months this year were 07,723 as agalnat (127.478 a year ago, showing a decrease of 41.7S5. A contributing factor In the re duced expenditure has been the fsy- orable fire season. Cronemlller said. However, a reduction In salaries and the cost of supplies and equipment nas alio contributed Its share. The first half of the year 1931 wu ex tremely hazardous. Fires started at the time of the serious windstorm of April 22 nd continued through out the season. This made It neces sary to Immediately place the full personnel In the field. "So far the 1932 season has been the most favorable the patrol or ganizations have experienced In a number of years," Cronemlller said Past Potentate Of Shrine Dies PORTLAND, Ore.. July 99. (API Edward N. Strong. 68. prominent Portland Insurance man and past Il lustrious potentate of Al Kader Shrine temple here, died at a hospital here today. Strong suffered a para lytic stroke In Seattle July 16, and was brotight to a hospital here Mon day. The paralysis wu followed by appearance of a blood clot on the I brain, causing his death. St. Helens. Local mill of Mccor mick Lumber Co. resumed operations. Salem. Mark ungate purchased Cherry City Hour mill of this city. PERMANENT WAVES French Steam Push Wave Complete $1.98 Finger Wave 50c For a limited time only ALAINE'S Beauty Shop Phone 1518 113 E. Main 3 Min. Oats, Premium large pkg. 25 Large White King Granulated Soap (small pkg. free) 37 Bishop's Cocoa 1 lb. package 15 Jewel Shortening . 4 lb. pail 47 Del Monte Golden Bantam Corn (No. 2 can) 16 Del Monte Tomato Juice (No. 1 can) 3 for 29 Knight's Grape Juice Pint bottle 19 Del Monte Crushed or Sliced Pineapple (No. 2 can) 15 1 Buffalo Matches (6 box carton) 21 Garden Patch Peas (No. 2 can). 2 for 25t Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ......4 lb 25? 2 do. 29 Each 5 4 lb. 10 Tomatoes Sunkist Oranges Large Ripe Cantaloupes Dry Onions ......... .... Cukes 2 tor 5 Potatoes "Extra Fancy" 12 lbs. for 25 We have Ripe Watermelons on Ice Come in and see our Apples. ARSH'S GROCERY Personal Attention. Prompt Service Phone 252 Lunch Goods for the Outing We have a complete line of all lunch goods for the outing. Come in and look over our stock; also see our window display. Canned Meats Boned Chicken Deviled Chicken American Sardines Norwegian Sardines French Sardines Kippered Snacks Ripe Olives Green Olives Stuffed Olives Pickles Preserves Marmalade Jellies Baked Beans Potato Chips Sandwich Spread Peanut Butter Fancy Cheese Wax Paper Paper Plates SATURDAY SPECIALS! Diamond W. Grapefruit, 2 cans 33c Good light weight Brooms, each 29c Parson's Household Ammonia 21c Stewart's Comb Honey, new honey, comb. . . c Heinz Pork and Beans, plain, med. size, 2 for 25c New Improved Citrus Washing Powder, 2 pkgs. for 49c and an extra pkg. for ...... c 0'CEDARMOP p . . ... .Special 0CEDAR POLISH RrilM i9c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HOME MADE CAKES AND PIES Try Our Telephone Service. It Is Dependable Five Free Deliveries on Saturday NEW CENTRAL MARKET SATURDAY SPECIALS Steer Beef Roast, lb. 1 2C Choice Young Rabbits, R. I. Red Hens, Fryers Steer Beef Steaks, lb. . . . Fresh Side Pork, lb Home Rendered Lard, 3 Ibs. Phone 81 . 20c . 12c . 25c We Deliver If You Are Looking for Real Bargains Check Carefully the ads in Today's Mail Tribune
