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JTEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1932. PAGE THREE Cowboys Appear at Craterian; Mystery Picture Tonight Hit The Rogue Rtver Cow Boys who are hoard regularly over radio KMED each Friday evening, gave their first theater performance at the Craterian theater last night they were given a welcome reception by a very com plimentary audience. Besides their usual musical and Vocal selections a very novel atunt was performed by "Lonesome,'' who demonstrated his skill with the lariat by standing on his head and sue cesafully roping one o! the boys who ran across the stage, a very difficult trick to perform. Arrangements are being made for them to appear before other theater audiences on the coast In the near future. They will be heard again to night at 8 o'clock over KMED. Boris Karloff appears In what la probably his ntrangeat role aa Dr. Fu Manchu In M. O. M.'s fllmlzatlon of the 8ax Rohmer mystery, "The Mask of Fu Manchu," playing at the Cra terian theater tonight and Saturday. (pULINARY Vraft.... By bulla Dorian, Director 01 Bom gerrlc. California Oregon Power t o. O. S. C.-Willamette To Play Saturday 8ALEM, Dec. 16. (AP) An untried team of Willamette University Bear cats will launch Its basketball cam paign for the coming season against Oregon State at Corvallts tonight. "Spec" Keene, coach of the Bearcats and teller of bear stories, announced that three of his forwards have sprained ankles, though one will be able to play. When planning the holiday menus there la something Intriguing about the thought of trying something "dif ferent" In stuffing the fowL No mat ter how well we like the old stand by stuffing and how sure we are of Its success, we play with the thought tl changing the flavor and texture with strange in gredients and, fi nally succumb to the Inclination to experiment for bet ter or worse. Perhaps a little guid ance along the paths of such excur sions will help everyone concerned, even to the extent that the family will rejoice that new delicacies have been added to the ever-remembered pungent flavors of holiday dinners. So. we shall begin with plain stuffing and then vary aa the possibilities may present themselves to our taste. , Plain Stuffing. 4 cupa stale bread cubea 1 teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon pepper ) teaspoon ginger 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning 1 tablespoon chopped parsley 1 tablespoon minced onion 1 tig (Heart, liver (Heard). Soak bread In oold water, then quetfle dry. Beat dripping., chicken rat or bacon In frying pan (about 2 tablespoons of fat) and add the soak ed bread and the minced onion. When fat li absorbed add the seasonings and the egg. slightly beaten. Wipe Inside of fowl, flour lightly then fill with the stuffing but do not pack It tightly or It will be heavy or soggy. If you wish to Include the heart, liver and glusard, chop fine and par boll before adding to the other In gredients. I1 Oyster Stuffing. Use plain recipe, adding one pint of small oysters which have been carefully looked over for blta of shell. Do not use the fowl heart, liver or gizzard If using oysters. Sausage Stuffing (Turkey) 3 quarts bread cubea 1 cup diced celery 3 tablespoons minced onion . a tablespoons minced parsley 1 lb. fresh sausage 1 egg Salt Pepper. Make patties of aaussge and fry with the minced onion until browned on both sides, then combine with other Ingredients. If breed Is stale, dampen It wtth a little warm water beaten with the egg. Since the sau sage is highly seasoned, no other sea soning need be added. Orange Stuffing for Chicken. a orangea 14 walnuts 4 cooked eprlcota 4 cooked peaches 0 cooked prunes 4 cups softened bread cubea H cup diced celery 1 egg Salt Sugar. Separate orange pulp from mem brane. Drain all fruit well, then add to celery, bread and walnut meat. Beat egg lightly and stir Into mix ture and season lightly with a little salt and sugar. Potato Stuffing (Goose), Add a cups of hot, washed, Irish or sweet potatoes to plain dressing. luvstuuK otuinug liure) 1 quart chestnuta ti cup butter, melted 1 teaspoon salt t egg. slightly beaten )4 teaspoon pepper 1 pint bread cubea 1 pint mashed sweet potatoes 1 teaspoon chopped parsley 1 teaspoon minced onion 1 teaspoon minced celery 1 tablespoon minced onion. Shell and blsnch the chestnuts, then cook In boiling, salted water about 10 minutes. Drain and slice. Combine with other Ingredients, mix- Phone 603 -Free Delivery Daily at 8, 10, 2, 4 SPECIAL MUTTON BARGAINS Shoulders c Legs . n. 6y2c Chops ZZ Sjh. stew 3 lb. 10c HOME OWNED AND OPERATED The CROWDS Are GROWING More and more people are shopping at the PEERLESS MARKET every week QUALITY MEATS and LOWEST PRICES in Medford attract more and more tlirif ty patrons . , , Housewives appreciate the fact that this market sells LOCAL QUALITY MEATS that actually help ROGUE RIVER VALLEY FARMERS and remember 1 WE UNDERSELL E VERYO NE ALL THE TIME I BdGOIlheavyany size piece SI 81111S half or whole Pork Roasts m leg or loin TURKEYS small young birds . . . Ib. 12y2c FRYING RABBITS all sizes . ... lb. 14c Bacon Squares Butter . . . ib. 27c Salt Pork lb. Oc Hens 15Mcib. Beef Pot Roast Pork Roast fresh picnics . . lb. 5 Pure Lard 4 lbs. 29c BEEF STEAK 0Auu 2lb.15c Hamburger or Sausage Shortening 4 lbs. 29c 3 lb. 10c FRESH EGGS ..... doz. 25c Tune in On Our Program Every Morning, 8:15 a. m. Over KMED DAILY SPECIALS BROADCAST Mr. K. Gile is opening' our Vegetable Department with a complete stock of first class vegetables. U. S. No. 1 Klamath Spuds 50-lb. bag ..... . . 48c Grapefruit 3 for 10c ivferD case ,., - ,..,-lT-r ni-ri.,,,,1 n ,, M I aaisaaassvsoaaaaB' WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Be Wise Buy Wise and Economize at the RELIABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner Phone 28 11 Phone 20 FREE DELIVERY Free Parking Lot Experienced Clerks Come in and have a cup of Hot Sanka Coffee FREE SATURDAY Saturday and Monday Bargains Sanka Coffee lb. 54c Special Offer On Calumet Baking Powder 1 Cake Pan Free Small Pkg. Swan's Down Cake Flour FREE with lb. Calumet Baking Powder 29c WE FEATURE LOCAL PRODUCTS Q Jello any kind 2 pkgs. 1 5c CoCOanilt Baker's 8 oz. 1 9c Cake Flour Swan's Down 27c Large Package Baker's Premium Chocolate or Dipping Chocolate Vfelb. feOC Red Beans 10 ibs. 43c Salmon, fancy Columbia River, tall can 15 Catsup, California Home, large bottle 19 Rice, fancy head, 4 lbs. for 19 Prunes, Italian or Petite, 4 lbs. for 19 Macaroni, bulk, 4 lbs. for 19 Christmas Candy By the Ton We have just received over 2000 pounds of Fancy Christmas Candies (Quantity Prices on 4 lbs. or Over) ' 2 Kinds Mixed., lb. 10c ft Chocolate Creams Peanut Brittle Gum Drops Broken Mixed Buster Creams French Creams, lb. 20c Many Other Varieties Priced Accordingly Mixed Nuts, (no peanuts) lb, POUND 20 SOAP DEAL All For 69c Lge. Pkg. White King 2 bars Toilet Soap Heavy Toy Truck Large Package Peets 10 Bars Laundry Soap 23 25 Fancy Fruit and Vegetables Fancy Juice Oranges o J on Large site L UOZ. OuC Medium size . . . . 2 doz. 25c Fancy Celery WeU Bleached Fancy Grapefruit Sweet Spuds 2 for 15c 3 for 10c 5 lb. 14c lng well ted adding cream or atoctt if bread la especially dry (no more than 3 ublaspoona). Wipe tnalde of turkey, flour lightly and fill with dressing, but do not pack tight or It will be heavy. Prune Stuffing for Durfc, 1 cup bread cruo.ba Bait, pepper 3 tableapoone melted butter 1 cup chopped prunes 1 cup chopped applea i; teaspoon nutmeg. Soak prunea overnight, drain, stone and chop. Add chopped applea, then remaining ingredient and mil well. TAME GEESE PAINTED, fABriXO, Tex. ;p) Lloyd Lis ten, camp manager on a ranch near Amarlllo, found the goose hunting season upon him without any decoys. Catching the tame geese about th camp, be painted their backs, neefcj and heads black, with a splash ot vhlt ou their throats, and staked them in a field. When the wild geese swooped down the ft rat time, ine decoys began squawking and frightened the wild birds away. Llaton. no4- to be denied, took pieces of string and tied th bills of the tame geese. The flight decoyed In again and Llston killed) two. Ma&'slhfs Groceiry Personal Attention Prompt Service Phone 252 Groceries for Christmas Gifts This year as in no other year, food products make the most acceptable gift in many cases. We have baskets decorated in the Christmas colors and filled with groceries one at $1.50 and one at $2.90. The larger basket contains sugar, coffee, bread, butter, dried beans, potatoes, oranges, nuts and either a dressed chicken, or large roast. Send a basket to some friend or worthy family. We will deliver the basket for you. Extra Fancy Fruit in Gift Boxes Still time to send gift boxes of fruit to your out of town friends. Extra fancy pears and apples at low prices. "SPREAD CHRISTMAS CHEER WITH GIFTS THIS YEAR' SATURDAY SPECIALS Canned Peaches, No. 2 J tins, halves, 2 cans .,..,.,.,.,.,. 25c Comb Honey, good quality, 2 combs .,.,.,...,.,.,.,. ...,0.29c Large bottle Clorox, quart size . . . . ... .-.17c Medf'd canned Tomatoes, No. 2 can, solid pack, 2 for 25c Calumet Baking Powder, 1 lb. size . .,. . . .29c Home made Plum Pudding 38c lb. BOX CHOCOLATES HOMEMADE HOMEMADE FRUIT PLUM CAKE J Pudding HEINZ MINCE MEAT FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES FRESH HOME MADE CAKES Try Our Telephone Service. It Is Dependable f; FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY CENTRAL MARKET SATURDAY SPECIALS Beef Pot Roast Lb. 8c Pork Steaks PHONE 81 Lb. 10c Turkeys Choioe, fat birds I Scf Lb. Beef Sirloin Steak T-bone Steak Lb. 15c WE DELIVER If You Are Looking for Real Bargains Check Carefully the ads in Today's Mail Tribune
