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PAGE TWO IfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOItD. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1932. Apples Offer Delicious Healthful Winter Food Py (ke Bnren of Rome Eoinomlc. v. B. Department or Agriculture. The are appla-plcklng day lu the apple country. By tna end or no- vamber the crop will all be off the treea and In storage or on the mar ket. Since early October, In fact, freight can and trucka have been moving across the continent In all directions, distributing million of bushels of applea from the regions that grow them to the rest- of the country and other parte of the world. But the commercial crop, at that, la leas than half the total quantity of apples grown In the United Statea. This la our staple frut, grown on the home farm and on many a city lot, and counted almost as much of a standby as the Irish potato. The popularity of apples is possibly their greatest virtue from the nutri tion standpoint, according to the bu reau of home economics of the TJ. 8. department of agriculture. It la be esuae we eat so many, especially so many raw applea, that their food val ues are important. They furnish a mild roughage, they contain vitamins A, B and O. especially In the portion Just under the skin, and they have some carbohydrate and some mineral value not enough, however, to be so very Important If we ate apples no oftener than we eat lemons, for ex ample. But apples, although they are aa old as the Garden of Eden on the other aide of the world. In mod ern times have become pre-eminently a North American product. Of 211, S04,000 bushels grown In the United Statea In 1031 which Is many tlmea larger than the crop In any other country more than 104 million bush els were sold for consumption as fresh fruit. The rest of the United States crop, more than 117 million bushels, supplied the home table with applea raw, cooked, or canned, or made Into cider and vinegar. Just now the markets offer such popular varieties of apples as Orlmes Golden, Delicious, Jonathan, Splts anberg, Btaymsn Wlnesap, York Im perial, Mcintosh, Rhode Island green ing, Rome Beauty, Baldwin. Northern Spy, King and many another favor ite lata fall and early winter appls. Later will' come the old-fashioned Wlnesap, the Albermarle Pippin of Virginia, or, as they know It on the west coast, the yellow Newtown, those being saved for th lsst of the winter because they store better. , Apples are grown on farms almost everywhere In the United States, but the great commercial orchards ar th the Pacific northwest. In the nor thern tier of states Including Michi gan, Ohio, New York, and New Eng land, In the Middle Atlantlo area, which Includes Virginia, West Vir ginia, Pennsylvania and Maryland, and In the Ozark regions of Arkansas and Missouri. ' . Tastes differ, but nearly all of the varieties mentioned are good "eating apples." The Rome Beauty, however, si valued chiefly as a baking apple. The Baldwin la considered a general purpose apple. Tha Jonathan and Northern Spy, among others, are also considered excellent for sauce and pie, as well as for eating raw. In early times In this country apples were valued chiefly for making cider and vinegar. But tha uses of apples nowadaya are almost Innumer able, running from auch old reliable dishes aa apple sauce, baked apples, apple pie, and appls dumpling, to combinations of all aorta, Fried ap plea and bacon, baked apsrerlbs with apple stuffing, fried spplea and car rots, fried apples and onions, scal loped apples snd cabbage, scalloped apples and sweet potatoes, are attrac. tlve dishes for ths main course. Apple sauce cake, upside-down apple cake, Dutch apple cake, apple float, apple tapioca, apple brown betty, apple compote, apple turnovers, are varla, tlons for dessert. Raw apples mass a useful pert of many kinds of salad, And the pectin content of apple makes them excellent for Jelly, jam and marmalade. - LOW-COST MENU FOR ONE DAT. BrekT ait. Rot Cereal Toast Tomato Juice for youngest child Coffee (adults) Milk (children) Sinner. Pork Chops de Luxe (with apples. potatoes, and onions) Hot Biscuit or Muffins Jars or Syrup , Tea (adults) Milk (children) Rapper. Mixed Vegetable Salad Bread and Butter Apple Sauce oake (served hot or cold) Milk for all. RECIPES Pork Chops de Lore, (With apples, potatoes, and onion) S pork chops 5 medium-sized apples, pared and cored 4 whit potatoes, medium slss 6 onions, cut In half 8 teaspoons salt teaspoon pepper IVi cups boiling water Flour. A large baklnp dish Is necessary for this. If a casserole is not available, a roaster with a cover may be used. Grease the baking dish. Out th on ions In half, and place them In the bottom of the dish. Sprinkle with salt, core the apples. Cut each apple Into 4 or 6 rings, and stick the end of a pork chop through these rings. Then piece the pork chop and apples over the layer of onions and sprinkle lightly with flour. Flu up the apacaa with the potatoes, thinly sliced. Add the remaining salt and th pepper. Pour In the boiling water and oover the baking dish. Bska until tender, which will take little over 1 hour. Then remove th cover of the baking dish and continue the baking until the top la a rich, golden brown. Apple Salad. Select medium-sized, firm, tart ap plea; psre and core. Cook In a cov ered pan in sirup mad in proportion of a cups water and 1 cup sugar. Us enough sirup to oover the applea. After cooking, drain the apples, chin, and fill tha center with cottage or cream cheese which haa been mixed with ealt, paprika, and a little freshly chopped green pepper. or form tne cheese Into balls, roll In ground nuts and plaoe beeld the applea. Serv on lettuce with mayonnaise or French dressing. Saturday at the Cinderella k v w s 1 Qn6(cillntj, COATS Smartly furred winter coats in the new materials and colon. $32.95 value. Saturday price $2750 Polo Coats (14.65 values In polos and tweed ma. p terlalg. Beautifully tailored $109S Silk Dresses A new shipment of silk dresses. Styles for afternoon and evening; wear. Grey, brown, green' and red. Special $695to$495 All Hats Reduced Bo. Central. Phone 265 Dead Man's Vote Declared Legal In Virginia Poll KOKFOUC, V, NOT. 11 (AP) Th vot of a dead man was counted In the presidential elec tion that was held legally cast. Fred W. calvsrt, the victim of an automobile acoldent on last Thursday, had previously sent In hi ballot by mall to Norfolk. A Republican watcher challenged th ballot on the ground a "dead man cannot vote." Th Judge, however, ruled the ballot had been legally cast rnhen placed In th mall by Calvert and ordered it counted.- Appie Compote. 6 tart applea 3 cups sugar 3 eupa water M teaspoon salt. Select tart applea that win hold their shape when cooked; pare, and core them. In a psn large enough to bold all tha applea make a sirup of th ugar and water, put in the apple and th sslt, cover, and sim mer until the spples are tender when pierced with a straw. Dram, and plaoa at once on platea for serving. If desired, the center may b filled with tart Jelly. A spoonful of hard sauoe, grated oocoanut, or chopped nuts may be served on top. No sirup may be used In fruit drinks, or more 'added to It and an other lot of apples cooked In It. TURKS PLACE COFFEE ON BASIS OF BARTER ISTANBUL (AP) Million of Turk got a bad shock whan, sipping their traditional cup of black. syrupy coffee, they read In the papers: "Millions of figs for coffee, but not on cent in cash." The new minister of economy. D te la! Bey, announced that unless coffee exporting natlona chiefly Brazil buy Turkish figs, olives and rugs, the 3,500,000 Turks (even babies drink It) will have to find a new national beverage. "I will not allow on centime to be sent out of thla country In pay ment for coffee," DJelal Bey said. EYES FROM AIR HALT . RAIDS UPON CATTLE PERTH, Australia (AP) Ranchers In northern Australia are using air planes with hugs eyes painted under the wlnga to frighten away tribesmen who spear cattle in preference to na tive game. Recently air force machines, which hav a bull's y marker, toured th cattl country and th blacks, think ing these were eye watching them, discontinued their cattle thefts. So th rancher ar sending op ''eyed" planes of their own. ' mm SAME PRICE iotLou, AS 42 YEARS AGO 25 ounces for 254 Full Pack No Slack Fillinq ocaoi onoi 3001 onoi Rheumatism Goes Swollen Joints Vanish PAIN EASED FIRST DAT If you Buffer from crippling rheu matic achea and pains. Neuritis, Lum bago, lam knotted muscles, swollen. Inflamed Joints, It's because your system Is full of the Irritating poi sons that cause rheumatism. What you need la BU-MA, the new Internal medicine that acts on the blood, liver and kidneys, and helps expel these dangerous poisons from tne system inrougn tne natural cnan nels of elimination. Only an Internal medicine can do this. No lonff waiting for your suffering to stop RU-MA eases pain first day ana gives rneumauc suxrerert sucn safe and lasting relief from their stiffening, crippling lameness and torturing pain that it is recommend ed by druggists everywhere. Jarmm & Woods urge every suf ferer to get ft 1.00 bottle of RU-MA toaay, ana agree to return tne pur chase price it It does not free them from all their aches and pains of rheumatism. Twice a day for toddters Carnation wheat THE HXl.RINWAND up uroTOtiiiiiiJL Mate his tint steps sturdy and strong! , , . Cive him the help that promotes growth builds blood and bone. It's here in CamationVlieat a hot home eooked cereal of twice-a-day importance easy to prepare. Why Carnation Wheat? Because it contains the very heart of the wheat rich in Vitamins B, A and E. Because CarnationWhrat is whole wheat rich id carbo hydrates, proteins, minerals and bran. Because it is a bland food that littlo stomachs can digest, little appetites enjoy. Tonight for supper or tomor- row for breakfast serve Master Toddler a steaming bowl of smooth, creamy Carnation AVheat a vitalizing cereal ap proved by the American Medi cal Association. . . A cereal the whole family will enjoy. And think of itl For a trifle more than half a cent a serving! I'REE.,1 "DRI-A-DISI 1" towel of flulT)', absorbent flour-sacking mate riel. Hemmed, bleached, laundered. And big 30" z 30" and overl One of these will be sent you fit upon re ceipt of the top of a large site package of Carnation Wheat. Trim top around edges for convenient msiling and send with name and address to Carnation Company, 1075 Stusrt Bldg., Seattle, s r i f YOUSS FOR A Radio . . Carnarim-Alton "Crow Cut, ottm the U o' th. Per. with lauranes U Crau snd' Ou.rt.tts. Ewy BMtmlnt 8 .10 a StflO o'elors, eeft tatvraar an Sunders. Staitooa Krl to. Anfriaa, KGO Saa Tnaelaeo, KCW fnrtUnd, KOMO Seattle and KHQ Spotans. "romnftt Cms Sf.rains. CARNATION A L B E R S CEREALS CARNATION THTAT . CARNATION OATS . ALBFItS OATS . ALBCTS INSTANT TAPIOCA rtAAU OF TflltAT- TEACOCK SUCKWlltAT . rXlTf CAKI rtOLU . AIKHS rLANACt D IS.mimay- i?setiBi?fia THE HOME OF DREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Quality Most Important-Costs No More NEVER before was quality so essential With all the world price con scious, foods of every description have been made to fit prices. Hang over distressed stocks some quite oldhave entered the market for clean-up before times get better. There is a ray of sunshine, however. Some of the better brands have not followed the trend in lower quality, but have followed the trend in prices. So buy the brands you knowthe old dependable ones that have pleased ' you for so many years. They are still good, yet cost no more. - Remember, food means good or bad health and good food is always cheaper than medicine. Again, we remind you. It costs no more to be sure of quality. BREAD Medford's finest real home style fresh from the oven the day you buy it. Mb. loaf ......... -.- 3 for 130 lia-lb. loaf 2 for 130 Cookies any kind or assorted 2 dozen ..................................... 190 N Free Foot Balls A dandy regular size football free with each can of Tasty Malt. Tasty Halt a delicious chocolate flavored Malt drink, can 490 Other Thrift Items Snowdrift Shortening. 7Cv 6 lb. pail . I 3U Golden Wert Tea Extra fine quality, yet priced to suit Orange Pekoe, J4 lb. 230- lb-.. Green, Vi lb. 170- 1 lb.. 43c 33c Asparagus-Hunt's Alliance Brand. No. 1 tall 13C Grapefruit, Florida, Sea Island brand. 8 os. can, 4 for 250- No. 2 can ' 25 C Florida Grapefruit Juice, Dromedary, 10 oi. can, 3 for 250. 4 Cm No. 2 can I wli Dromedary Grapefruit na tural unsweetened Florida Grapefruit, 10 or. can, 3 for i Cm .. I 250. No. 2 can..... Grape Juice Widmore'i Eastern Concord. ! Pint bottle I I W Dromedary Dates, pitted or A C plain, pkgr. I WW Orange Marmalade King Kelly brand. Mb Jar 230- AOm 34b. jar flllC Electrio light Globes, all QQm sizes below 75 watts, 6 for OwC Seedless Baisins, 4 lb. pkg. 190. 25 lb. box Pkg. 190. CI 1C Gold Medal (soft as silk) OQ. Oake Flour. Pkg. CCU Grapefruit Imperial valley OQm large ones. 4 for COG Cauliflower, fancy quality. Cn Lb. wU Cranberries. 2 lbs . 25c Sunkist Oranges, tweet and QC, Juicy, 2 doien OwC Bunch Vegetables. Cs 2 for . WW New Parsnips. 3 lbs. Sweet Potatoes. 5 lbs. . 10c 9c Dry Onions. 60 lbs. Squash. Lb. 49c 1c P. and G. Soap, finest white OCm laundry. 10 bars............. WC Bob White Laundry Soap. am. 10 bars . CfcW Maple Leaf Flour, hard QQv wheat, 49 lb OOW White Bose, guaranteed light bread flour. 4 aq 49 lb I aUJ Drifted Snow Flour. J? A AA 49 lb it. I mCO Johnson's Wax. Lb. can 59c Ironing Boards complete with pad and oover, sjsj A A two sizes, $1.59 and9 1 190 Regular $1.00 0 'Cedar Pol. Ish mop and 25c bottle of O'Cedar polish. QQ S1.25 value 03w Weller Ware oven" Casse roles, choice of three colors, Q two sises 690 and O Thanksgiving Sale of Roasters Select any aluminum roaster from our wide assortment at Yt off the regular marked price. FOUNTAIN Turkey Dinner, with dressing, cran berries, etc . 250 Hot Chili Tomato Juice 100 50 p Grape antes JLy&mr?(& 6th at Central SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Delivery of $1.00 orders. Phone East Side 752; West Side 428 D o! I i o: ist
