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1 PSBE FOUR MEDFORD rKIL TRIBUNE, EEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1933. Southern Oregon Women to Be Guests at Free Cooking School HELPFUL BAKING HINTS GIVEN FOR Always el ft flour and K. 0. Baking powder together at least three time. The m'ore sifting, the lighter, finer texture the cakes, biscuits, etc., will be. y to mix a cake, first cream butter and sugar thoroughly, then add yofks, If used. Then alternately add mois ture and flour that has been sifted ; , with baking powder and stir until smooth and glossy, adding Deaten egg whites after thoroughly mixing, For cakes, have your oven slow to moderate at first, until the cake fully risen: then Increase heat, so as to Just brown lightly. K. C. Everyday White Cake. cup butter (4 ozs.) 1 cup granulated sugar (8 ozs.) l& cup milk. ' a cups flour (8 ozs.) a level teaspoonfuls K, 0. Baking Powder Whites 8 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla extract. K. C. Strawberry Shortcake. 34cups sifted flour (10 ozs.) 3S level teaspoonfuls K. O. Baking Powder ': teaspoon salt cup shortening (4 ozs.) About cup milk Butter 3 baskets strawberries Between 1 and 2 cups granulated sugar ; 1 cup or more double cream K, C. Bran Mufflna. 3K cups uncooked bran (3 ozs.) a cups flour (8 ozs.) 1 teaspoonfuls salt a eggs 1 cups milk 8 '4 level teaspoonfuls K. O. Baking Powder , 4 tablespoonfuls sugar (3 ozs.) S tablespoonfuls melted fat (lVj ozs.) : Note: Permitting the bran to soak In the milk for 1 to 8 hours before adding the other Ingredients, adds greatly to the palatlblllty. Bake 90 to 40 minutes at 860 to 378 degrees. K. C. Doughnuts, cup granulated sugar (0 ozs.) 1 cup sweet milk 3 tablespoonfuls melted butter (1 ozs.) 8 cups flour (13 ozs.) 1 teaspoon mace 1 teaspoon salt t eggs, the whites and yolks beaten separately 3 level teaspoonfuls S, O. Baking Powder. ifULINERY vraft.... By EstelJa Oorgan, Director oi Home Service, California Oregon Power Co. Don't extend credit to Mr. New Customer until you find out from the Southern Oregon Credit Bureau bow be paid the other fellows. Eat el la Oorgan. Welcoming Plmlc Weather If ever bright, warm days and green hillsides were welcome, they are this year. Plans for getting out Into the woods or country places have wait ed and been changed many times in the past several weeks but now, at last, they may be realized and enjoyed thor oughly. There. fore, today we are getting together a number of suit able suggestions for picnic mM'j remember lng, meanwhile. Just how hungry one can be after spending several hours out of doors usually exercising more than usual and developing an amazing ap petite. Now Is the time you will enjoy your portable cooker, especially since one hot dish is so acceptable In an out door meal. This will be partially cooked at home, then finished on the way. Or, If It Is a favorite Ice cream you wish to take along, you may pack It in Ice in the cooker and carry It along because the heavy In sulatlon will keep It cold for many hours. In this case don't forget to place waxed paper around the loe cream to prevent any salt taste from the Ice packing reaching your dessert. Here are the suggestions; 1 For the cooker: Sear meat sec tions in cooker, then add a little cream or cold water about one half cup. Place steaming rack over this and on It set a dish of escal loped po tatoes with a thick layer of season ed, canned corn on top of the pota toes. Cover and place top of cooker In position. Cook on high one-half hour before removing from heat. a Baked ham what not take a can of boned-baked ham all ready to serve "as Is" or to be heated In the can 7 3 Mock Chicken Legs: 1 lb. veal steak 1 lb. pork steak 1 egg Seasonings Cracker crumbs Cut the meat In small squares. about one Inch. Alternate 4 or 6 pieces of moat on each skewer. Dip In the egg and roll in crumbs. Pry until brown then add one cup of hot water, cover and bake one hour. These are delicious served cold. I 4 Meat Loaf: 1 lb. ground round steak lb. ground pork lA o cracker crumbs 1 o crushed pineapple Seasoning to testa Combine all and make In loaf pan at 878 degrees for one hour. GOLD STAR MOTHERS SAIL AGAIN i f Ml Gold itar mothsrs from 29 statai win reprsianted In the first eon tlngont which tailed from New York to visit the grave, of their son, on the wartime battlefields of France. (Associated Prese Photo) u 0 Colorful Kitchens Are Happy Kitchens -950 HESTER HEATH Prefers SHERWIN-WILLIAMS SEMI-LUSTRE Soft attractive tints are practical, with Semi Lustre. Rooms stay ' dainty and inviting because finger marks, kitchen-film and winter's grime wash off this hard, tight half gloss finish so easily and without streaking. S-W Semi-Lustre, per qt. A Fast-Dri Floor Varnish It's pleasure to finish wood snd printed linoleum with S-W MAR ' NOT rast-Drl Varnish woodwork and furniture, too. No Inconveni ence because It dries rapidly no Inconvenience because Mar-not wears and wears floors stay attractive so much longer when you use Mar-not Past-Drl Varnlnh. Water will not discolor It. dM O C S-W Mar-not Fast-Drl Varnish, per qt, P 1 ,Z,J t'SE SHFRWIN-Wll.t.lAMS Q0AMTT RIUilllF.S FOR BEST PAINTING RESIXTS The Household Enamel of a Thousand Uses Your favorite colors on that breakfast room set the children happy with r-flnlsli1 toys and your rooms new again with fresh new en amel I Rapid Drying Enamelold will do It. So easy to apply and rapid drying for your convenience long wearing and easy to keep clean for your complete satisfaction! g, 4 S-W Enamelold Rapid Drying, per qt ; 2)l.e50 Hubbard Bros. Inc. SINCE 1884 Main and Kiversidc. Phone 231 fi Super Salad Loaf: 1 e edits raisins 1 c tuna ftsh a o shredded raw carrot 1 e chopped calory 4 t Inda relish 1 T gelatin 4 T cold water 1 pint cottage cheese 1 c mayonnaise Wash raisins and drain then com bine with carrots, celery, relish and seasoning to taate. Soften the gela tin In the cold water and melt over hot water. Blend cottage cheese, mayonnaise and dissolved gelatin. then combine with first mixture. Pour Into mold and chill. , 6 Oooa Potato Salad:, 8 o diced, cooked potatoes 1 T minced onion- 3 hard cooked eggs 1 PI mien to, minced 4 T chopped pickle 4 T chopped cucumber 1 T chopped parsley Season to taste . 1 o cooked salad dressing. Combine all and chill. (Keep In cold container or place container In cold water before serving). 7 Ciuwcrole of Macaroni and Ham: 4 oz. macaroni, cook In boiling, salted water until tender, drain. 5 T butter, melted add and 0 minutes 8 T minced onion ' 3 T minced green pepper, and 1 pint canned tomatoe 1 T sugar - a o diced, cooked ham Seasoning to taste, Pour combination into & ca&sero.e and bake one hour at 325 degrees. BEER NOW FLOWS IN OLD CHELSEA BANK ATLANTIC CITY, K. J., May 30. (UP) The Chelsea branch of the Ouarenty Trust company reopened today as a beer garden. The building occupied by the bank, which closed during the bank holiday, has been refitted to serve as an Institution in which 3.3 beer consumed. The bank's vault has been painted to serve as a backdrop for an orchestra. Foaming taelns will pass across the counters once stacked with cash. Used Tires 60c and 76c. Mac. Ted. 32 No. Front St. and ASK YOUR DEALER SCHRADER'S Argentine ANT POWDER SAFE CLEAN SURE t UNTILJULY4TH DZNVIIXE, N. J., May 30 (UP) Ray Richard, young sporting goods salesman who has been burled alive IS dayst In front of Joe Oreenburg's hot dog stand here, announced last night v:a speaking tube Mat be In tends to remain six feet below the ground until July Fourth. "On Independence day," Richard said, 'I will come up In a blaze of glory, otherwise, I am feeling fine " Richard said that he has had no more trluble with Itching feet an affliction whloh gave him much trou ble the flrat few days he was in his coffin. "The shoes I had made, lined with sandpaper," he said, "are serving me well. All I have to do Is wiggle my feet wnen they Itch, and they scratch themselves." More than 4000 persons paid a dime today to look down a tube at Kicnarw, who has a telephone and a radio at his elde. ETHELWYN 8 HOFFMANN would enjoy the privilege of correctly corseting you In either a t or 3 piece garment priced as low as 13.79. For Sale Golden Bantam Sweet Corn at 15c per pound. Farmers Ex change Cooperative. Phone 932. Budget Your Household Expense Save a Part of Your Income fa rL meat, . , m v. HESTER HEATH Says. Hester Heath This famous .dietitian and home economist offers this sound advice to southern Oregon housewives ... If you save a portion of your income each week, regardless how small, you . will be amazed at the rapidity in which it will accumulate. Open a Savings Account at once in this bank. , The First National Bank "A Departmentized Bank" Qh,say,did you see? I ZiS-T I J ID you notice, at the Cooking School, how easy it was to make chocolate dishes when GhirnrdellPs Ground Chocolate wasoaed? Wit yon n.e Ghirardclli'siio grating ornteJUv ing are necessary, and your measurement are accurate without waste for Ghirsxdelli's goes right into the sifter with the other dry ingredients. Order a tin of Ghirardrllf a now My "Gear-ar-delly" to your grocer, for 3 GHIRflRDELLI' Lifts a Big Bur off your shoulders m YOU WILL turn over a new leaf in the con duct of household af fairs the day a Modern Elec tric Range arrives in your kitchen. You can call your afternoon your own after you set the oven control. Perfectly cooked pies, cakes and roasts will come forth from the marvelous electric oven without watching, without waiting, without worrying, without tasting. The beauty of the new electric range with its trim modern lines, its compactness and convenience will delight you but, most important of all, it will bring you day after day, year after year, greater comfort and leisure and a more health ful kitchen than you have ever known before. Come to the MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE'S HAPPY KITCHEN three afternoons, starting Wednesday, May 31 and see these new, modern electric ranges in actual use. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY TOUt PAIIXM in pioseit 1 2 THE ORIGINAL (Tr CHOCOLATE
