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o HfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEBFORD, OREGOX, FRTTTAT, APRIL 28, 1933. PAfTR FTVB fULINARY vRAFT By EsteULa Dorgan, uirector 01 Borne Service, California Oregoo Power Co. Technocratic Meals? Doesn't that sound dreadful? Something like a dose of Iron, or ground up theories hidden In hash or mean "entire meala cooked au tomatlca 1 1 y by . electricity." cream gravy; Well, calm your self, dear lady. Par be It from ua to countenance such a program let, alone sug gest It! We were only domesticat ing a formidable term and. In this case, It la trans -Estella Dorgan. lated freely to Here are the refreshing days of spring almost arrived. Certainly we are all anxious to welcome them with plana for outside activities. Gar dening, golfing, or whatever It may be, Just so It takes us outside for hours and hours. Therefore, right now Is the time to get busy with plans to release all this time. Be cause, ymi know, the house will con tinue to require cleaning and appe tites will be sharper than ever (trust gardening and golfing to de velop hungry Ideas.) A week's, or preferably a month's, house program Un't hard to visual ize. Make It flexible and simple, and let your "technocratic" (electric) servants do the best that's In them to make this spring a healthy, happy out-of-doors season. First of all, your electric servants can't assist much If they are sit ting In a corner. Bring them out your toaster, waffle Iron, vacuum .on TCsneciallv Dlan to let your refrigerator work and save time for you, and insist; upon yuw .11 t.hA Hitnervislne as well as cooking of flavorful meals for all the family. This might ne a gooa opnuB slogan: "Use your head and your appliances to give you freedom" And may we suggest Make a large batter for waffles and .tnrp pnouEh for several meals In the refrigerator. If necessary, you can use waffles for creamed dishes or a quick dessert. They are certainly iaViKiai nfricrnrntor rolls and re frigerator cookies are also handy to have ready xor nasmg. nave w hi0fiiit mivMim TAAdv to add short' enlng and milk. Prom this you can make quick meat pies, meai run, dumplings, fruit or vegetable short iro. cinnamon rolls, and so on "Flexible" to the nth degree 1 Keep cans of tomato juice, some cannea fi-iilt nlrklAR find canned milk Chilled. They will be Just right to start off or finish a meal. Tne muic may ov whipped for decorating a simple des sert. a inrerA mnt inaf la a satisfactory dish In that the cold left-over Is ready to serve sliced just as It Is. plain or with sauce. A baked ham comes in the convenient meats class for the same reason. Atonmpri rlrn Is rincldedlv flexible Prepare a quantity and use it as a breakfast cereal, luncheon mold, din ner vegetable or supper dessert with fruit. Cooking In paper, such as "Pata par," saves washing extra dishes as well as preserving flavor. Also, by greasing baking dishes well you save tlmi In nra ch I n cr tham fUrvA from the baking dish If you have such as are presentable on the table. The food remains hot longer and Is usu ally attractive when set upon the table In this manner. When it cornea to "Oven Dinners," iubkq inern. complete including uca eert. You may even Include an extra dish or two If there la room and so build toward another meal. Pill the oven to Its capacity, using both racks or placing dishes on top ot each other, and thereby save current, as well as time. But do use some judg ment In your combinations. You dn't expect other Impossible com binations to turn out well, so please be equally reasonable with your oven. Remember that you can boll vege tables "plain" In the oven as well as, on the surface elements of the range. Bo, U you are roasting or bak ing meat and wish to cook a vege table by boiling, do both In the oven at one time, using very little water, and covering the vegetable dish tightly. Ideas for oven dinner desserts seem to evade many minds, . so a few are offered at this time: Rhubarb Dumplings. Rhubarb Sauce, hot. Drop butter Into hot sauce and bake 35 minutes In hot oven at 450 degrees. Batter: 16 cup sugar Hi cups flour teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon melted butter 3 teaspoons baking powder 1 egg, beaten cup milk. 81ft dry Ingredients together, add combined egg, bilk and butter. Blend well. Apple Gingerbread. Sliced Apples: Butter baking dish and lay thinly sliced apples on bot tom. Cover with batter and bake at 375 degrees for 30 minutes. Gingerbread batter: I cup molasses (light) H cup hot water 4 tablespoons shortening 24 cups flour 1 teaspoon soda teaspoon talt 1 teaspoon ginger. Baked Apples. Core apples and fill center with crushed pineapple. Pour a little more of the crushed pineapple over the apples and bake with dinner. Butterscotch Tapioca. y cup minute tapioca teaspoon salt 3 cups hot water . 3 tablspoons butter 6 tablespoons brown sugar teaspoop vanilla 1 cup chopped dates. Cook tapioca In the salted water 15 minutes, stirring often. Melt but ter in saucepan, add sugar ftod stir until melted. Stir Into the tapioca mixture, add vanilla and dates. Pour Into buttered baking dish and bake 30 minutes or with dinner longer. Serve with cream. Cocoanut Pudding. 1 cup cracker crumbs, rolled 3 cups milk 3 eggs cup cocoanut 2 tablespoons butter cup sugar teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon lemon Julca. Mix dry Ingredients. Beat egg. add milk and melted butter. Combine all and pour Into buttered baking dish. Bake In uncovered dish with dinner or 1 hour at 350 degrees. Pears An O rat In. Canned pears, buttered , crumbs, Sauce : N Drain pears, dip in buttered crumbs and place on a baking sheet. Set In oven until crumbs are browned. Serve halves with the sauce. 1 tablespoon butter 1 tablespoon flour 3 tablespoons preserved ginger Syrup from pears. Melt butter, add butter and syrup. Bring to a boll, then add the pre served ginger with Its syrup. Climax According to a German scientist fatigue Is caused by a poison, which he has Isolated and from which he has prepared an antitoxin that seems to Increase energy. Real estate or insurance -Leave It to Jones. Phone 706. YOUR DOLLAR WILL GO A LONG WAY AT SLEaC Aorll 28 P) Abandon ment of their last passenger train between Portland and Eugene, once a busy route. Is being considered bv Oregon Electric Railway officials, the office of the state utilities com ml j slon announced her late yesterday. For several months the company has run but one passenger train eacn way dally between tf'.ow cities. Rec ords show that at one time the com pany operated 10 passenger trains each way between Portland and Eu gene Olllclals of the railroad Informed Commissioner Thomas that the pas sender receipts had dwindled far be low the cost of providing service. No Information was available as to whether the freight service will be abandoned. , CLIMAX. April 28. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yorton and family of Eagle Point visited at the W. P. Char ley home Sunday and Miss Garrel Charley returned with them for a week's visit. A farewell party was given Mrs. OUle Mel Wednesday and the even ing was pleasantly spent In dancing. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hurst, Owen Austin, Mrs. Werts. Mrs. Morgan, Kayton and Geo. McLean. N. N. Charley, Mrs. Corn stock and daughter and Ollle Mel. Ona Corns tock and Alene Gold de cided to play hookey from school Monday and yesterday morning were apprehended by the police In Port land. Mrs. Corns tock left Thursday to bring her daughter home. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Janezer and son. Bob, of Central Point; BenOs wald and Ted Kinney were Sunday guests at the Werta home. A group of local men are Improv ing a stretch of the Climax road. Tommy Coy and Theron Taylor of Eagle Point spent part of this week here. D. B. Gold went to Medford Mon day to assist In the search for .his daughter. L. H. Wertz was In Medford Thurs day. George McLean went to Medford Monday and returned Tuesday. Mrs. Walter Charley visited for a short while Wednesday with Mrs. L. H. Wertz. Mllroy Charley went to Eagle Point Wednesday. The farmers of Climax have been busy the past few weeks getting the spring crops planted. I S. Coy went to Eagle Pt. Tuesday. EVANGEL'S TOPIC Evangelist Teddy Leavltt will speak on the subject: "Tad Second com ing of Christ," at the Christian church tonight. Many are anxious to. hear this sermon ara a large crowd Is expected. The evangelist spoke last night on "The Good Confession." He said in part- "When one makes the good confession he Is In good company. God made the good confession when Christ was baptised ana at the trans figuration. Jesus h'mself confessed that he was the Sou of God. Peter said. "Thou art the Christ, the Sun of the Living God." The Holy Spirit, through the apostles made the good confession many times. Leading men of history have mado this confession, "The good confession Is a com mand, and Is one of the steps in be coming a Christian. This confes sion should be made before witnesses. It Is more than holding up a hand or signing a card. It Is to be made with the mouth. It should be made after one has turned from sin and is ready to be baptized." 4 Broken windows glazed ay rrowbridge Cabinet Works. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Edwards of 411 Boardman street, a son, .weighing 9 pounds, April 19. He has been named Frank All-n and Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards. Cherry Processing Plant For Salem SALEM, April 28.- Construc tion of a cherry processing plant will be started here as goon as permis sion Is granted by the city council, the Salem Cherry Growers associa tion has announced. Poultry Fence SPECIAL Pri.-Sat.-Mon. 19bar$2.50perroll Netting remnants for sweet peas cut to order very low prices, VOLNEY DIXON 134 N. hiverslde, Phone 268 Two sets of six plow shares each. mounted on rings revolved outward ly by a Diesel engine, do the work of a new power machine for cultivat ing large fields. About four of every five automo biles and three of every four trucks sold In Argentina are made In the United States but assembled In the former country. Fender and body repairing, prices right. BrlU Sheet Metal Works. Inquire about our new 6 percent and 10 percent CASH discount on all purchases. Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann A machine has been Invented for draftsmen that draws parallel line at any angle without requiring the iifie of T-square, scale, triangle and protractor, 4 Skin diseases successfully treated. 20ft Liberty Building. Medford. 694. WEEK END SPECIAL! SEE THESE VALUES Like New. Floor Samples and Store Used Pianos Also several uprights taken In on Baby Grand Pianos. All guaranteed under our 3 year exchange plan. $300.00 Peck $ 49.00 395.00 Irving 89.00 475.00 Claxton 129.00 475.00 Wick 177.00 Square Grand 22.00 Pay Only $1.00 per Week CLINE PIANO CO. Cor. Main and Riverside FREE DELIVERY 2 14 South Central Compare These Prices Then Phone Your Orders TOM BOOTHBY, Prop. PHONE 553 The Cheapest, Most Complete Line of Produce Free Delivery Excellent Flavored Rhubarb From Midway Gardens 3 lbs. 8c Klamath Potatoes No. 1 Grade 25-lb. bag 41c COFFEE IS GOING UP Buy Now and Save S. & W. Coffee, 2-lb. 49c Another good buy 10 lbs. Sugar 56c S. & W. Catsup 17c S. & W. Olives. Extra large size.. Libby's Corned Beef .... Dansant Tea, half-pound package, black.. S. & W. Peas, No. 2 can -16 19 25 19 We also carry Gold Seal Milk, Cream, Butter and Cottage Cheese and Fluhrer's Bread and Cakes. Local Spinach 2 lbs. 9c Fancy Celery 14c Green Onions 3 bun. 9c DID D MB SH M IMfi) ECONOMY without sacrificing quality! . . .That's the sort of teal economy the big blue and white Sunshine Krispy Cracker packages offer you I What's the reason?.. .They are baked by the special Accordion Fold Method. This makes it possible for Sunshine Bakers to give you 15 to 20 more crackers per pound . . . And, of course, that means many more servings for family and guests. Lighter I Flakier! More flavorful! But that's not all I Sunshine Krispy Crackers are lighter I Flakier! More flavorful! These are important differences that every woman appre ciates when she serves these dainty, slightly salted squares with soups, salads and cheese. Just watch the expression on children's faces when you give them these healthful crackers spread with jams, jellies or peanut butter I Then you'll know why Sunshine Krispy Crackers have won such sweeping popularity from coast to coast OF COURSE, IN THE 2 POUND PACKAGE YOU GET 30 TO MORE... In this special method, the dough is rolled and then folded into many r w- layers. By a secret aunsnine process, meso . y i i When the neat ot tne oven strikes tnem, ' 1 they spring apart, forming a lighter, flakier and more flavorful cracker. St A IV VIA M" n t- ' J LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT COMPANY PORTLAND
