Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 14, 1933, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextXIEDFOED 3IATL TREBTTST:. ilEDFORD, OREGON', FRID'A?, JULY 14, 1933. PA"GE SEVEN fULINERY MtAFT.... Oj ettella Oorgan, Uirector 01 Home Her? Ice, California Ore con Power Co. Slouch Hats, Tailored Lines Give Frocks Mannish Touch E Chocolate Drops. -They ay" theae days that man belong to the 8weeter Bex. The proof for this statement la provided by the records of candy shops where men are doing the heavy buying of candy bars, especially chocolate bare. Ten thirty in the morning and about four o'clock in the afternoon find the candy merchants busy .supplying the chocolate candy desires of men all over the country- Theae are periods of low vitality and nibbling a few bites of the delectable, chocolate bar Is a favorite method of quickly pick ing up a fresh supply of energy. An other popular uae of chocolate Is the flavoring of milk for children who dislike the taste of plain milk. How ever, one does not need to look for reasons to use chocolate. It Is per hape the moat popular flavor at the present writing and any dish showing the rich brown color la sure to be a favorite in any gathering.' Molded Pudding. 2 tablespoon gelatine 1 cup cold milk 3 cupa milk, scalded 1-3 cup sugar 14 cupa ground chocolate yA teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup whipped cream. ' Soak the gelatine in cold milk while scalding the two cups of milk. Com bine sugar, salt and chocolate and add to the hot milk. When boiling remove from heat and add the cold milk with gelatine. Cool and when about to set. add the whipped cream and vanilla with folding action. Pour Into molds and chill. Garnish with dot of whipped cream flavored with mint. Chocolate Meringues. 3 egg whites yA teaspoon cream of tartar 4 cup augar 3'4 tablespoons ground chocolate 14 teaspoon vanilla Vanilla ice cream. Beat egg whltea until frothy then add cream of tartar and continue beatin until stiff. Sift together sugar and chocolate and add gradually to firt mixture.- folding until well mixed. Add vanilla. Drop from tea- ' apoon on. floured tin. Bake one hour at 275 degrees. Place one on each side of a slice of Ice cream for a serv ing. Chocolate Maple Sauce. (For Cake or Ice Cream) l' cups evaporated milk .34 teaspoon gelatine 2 teaspoons cold water 1 cup maple syrup a; cup ground chocolate 4 egg yolks 1 teaspoon vanilla P. Q. salt. Scald the milk. Soften gelatine in cold water, add to hot milk and stir until dissolved. Heat syrup and chocolate in double boiler, mix well and pour over egg yolks. Stir until slightly thickened, then chill. Beat the chilled milk until thickened, aad vanilla and salt, then blend thor oughly with chocolate mixture. Chill and serve on Ice cream or cake. Chocolate Milk Shake. 1 cup evaporated milk 3 tablespoons chocolate .syrup Cracked ice 1 teaspoon grated orange rind. Syrup 14 cups cocoa 1 cold water 2 cups sugp.f v 2 teaspoons vanilla P. O. sa'.t. Cook cocoa and .water together, stirring until smooth and to the boil ing point, atlr In sugar and aalt and continue cooking until they are dis solved. Boll three minutes, add fla voring and cool. Chocolate Sunshine Cake. s-4 cup egg whltea - 'i teaspoon salt 3i teaspoon cream of tartai 1 teaspoon vanilla H cup egg yolks cup flour '4 cup cocoa li; cups sugar. Beat whites with salt and cream of tartar. Fold In sifter sugar and va nilla. Beat yolks to light, thick stage and fold into first mixture. Finally fold In the flour and cocoa which have been sifted five times. Pre heat oven to 250 degrees. Place cake in oven and reset to 350 degrees. Bake one hour. Quick Choco...te Cake. 3 eggs H cup milk 1 cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup cake flour I IW' s " n feg"v -v 1 '' V-CR' -j- '"; j JfW ? vc II I ' fvTn..y- . REPORT Of COSIS 6ALEM. July 14. AP) Tha flret report of expenditure for circulation of Initiative or referendum petition! required under a new act waa filed to day with the aecretary of atate. Ini tiative lor the repeal of the two atate prohibition emendmenta coat 13,518.18 thla report atated. George Bylander, who filed the Initiative report, however, failed to make an estimate of the money to be expended between the completing of the petmona and the election. Re queat for thla estimate waa made by the department of atate. Contribution! toward the expendi ture totaled the same amount, the report ehowed. Petition clrculatora received amounta ranging from $30 to 1S0. Among the larger contributor were the Henry Welnhard company. Port land. $1380; California State Brewery association, $300: Multnomah Hotel Operating company, $100; John W. Blodgett, Jr., 8100; Portland Hotel company. Imperial Hotel. Heathman Hotel, Nev, Heathman hotel and West ern Storper company each contributed 850. Report of expenditure on the refer endum agninst the four-cent oleo margarine tax haa not yet been re ceived. This la the only other report to be filed on measures to be voted upon on July 21. All other meaaures on the ballot were referred by the atate legislature. TRUTH OF TRUCK MEASURE TO BE TOLD AT MEETING Ralph Stahelt, secretary of Allied Truck Owners, with headquarters in Portland, arrived In Med ford this morning to apeak at a public meet ing of truck owners, farmera and the general public, to be held at the city park this evening at eight o'clock. Mr. StaheU stated that It waa to the interest of every person interest ed In the transportation industry of southern Oregon to be at thla meet ing tonight. According to Mr. Stahelt there have been many mlsstatementa c,f the facU concerning this law and due to the fact that he haa Just gone Into the lateat rulings and regula tions of the nubile utilities commis sion hewlll be In a position tonight to explan many Items concerning the new motor transportation act. It Is Indeed unfortunate, according to Mr. Stahelt, that so much Incor rect Information haa been given out concerning thla new law, which haa led many farmera and loggers Into spending money to fight the law, when In reality the logger and far mer are practically exempt from the regulations of the law. A slouch ho of soft gray fett and severely tailored lines give a man nish air to this navy blue linen costume designed by Creed. But the scarf and blouse of navy and gray shantung-add a feminine touch. By RITA FERRIS 1 (Associated Press Fashion Editor) PARIS tP) A mannish modo marks certain feminine fashions these days, especially in sports and atreet frocks. The mannish slouch hat of soft felt, with lta soft brim pulled over the eyea and Its crown creased clow to the head, glvea a rakish air to many a costume Sports and street suits themselves are often cut on the most tailored lines. Bro'jd padded shoulders, straight cut Jackets, and skirts aa trimly tailored aa a pair of trousers are the outstanding effects in the silhouette. Sometimes the coat match es the skirt, but as often It is of con- Tasting color. One of the smartest mannish wool suits this season combines a dark brown broad-shouldered Jacket with a grelge skirt. Mannish coats, although fewer in number, are shown by the smartest deaigners, many of whom have cut their cloth along military lines. Blue wool coats designed with small turn over collars like those of a soldier's overcoat and finished with brown leather buttons and belts are shown as smart models, for early fall wear, while tailored tweed coats are shown for sports. Wide flannel slacks In tones of cream or green are shown for beach wear. Divorce (.runted According to the Grants Pass Dally Courier, a divorce decree was signed In the Josephine county circuit court yeaterday by Judge Harry D. Norton for Margarita R. Rush, when she appeared with Gus Newbury aa attorney in the suit, un contested by C. R. Rush. It waa agreed the household furniture should go to Mrs. Rush, and conditional sales con tracts and other Indebtedness to be assumed by Mr. Rush. Custody of Charles R. Rush, Jr., was awarded the mother, and It was provided that Rush contribute (20 a month to the child's support until he la 18, unless the court should rule otherwise. The Grants Pasa couple waa married Jackson county In May, 1920. Here's iced tea with real flavor I j for ' Balloon Dance Saturday nlte, 0:30. Twin Plunges. Dickey's Orchestra. Chilling won't wash out the flavor of your jfd tsa If you ue India Ta. Thare's mora to It . . mora flavor, fragrance and strength. To gt India Tea, look for th Map eflndla trademark (above), on pack ages of ta yau buy. 1' teaspoon baking powder 3 sq. unsweetened chocolate cup shortening. Melt chocolate and shortening. Sift together the flour and baking powder. Mix the oeaten eggs, milk, sugar and vanilla, then combine all and beat one minute with rotary beater. Bake in a loaf at 375 degreea for 45 min utes. Devil's Food Waffles. cup shortening 1 cup sugar 3 eggs H cup milk 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup flour 3 teaspoons baking powder ttj teaspoon aalt xk cup ground chocolate 4 tablespoons boiling water. Cream shortening with sugar, whip In beaten eggs, then add milk alter nately with sifted flour, salt and bak ing powder. Soften chocolate with the boiling water, add vanilla ana str Into the mixture. Bake 4 min utes. Serve with syrup or sliced ba nanas and cream. For Sale: Good Electric Refrig erators. Cheap. Leonard Elec. Co Holly Bldg. ' U if -. xJam Makers CHEAP STRAWBERRIES ARE HERE AT LAST Material tod factory costs will increase under the National Recovery law. Today's low Norge prices allow you to save a sub stantial sum on Rollator Refrigeration. S. J. FELDMAN THOSE BERRIES o ARE PERFECT. JOE! L AND THE PRICES ARE J$r h j SO REASONABLE ... I . GIVE ME 8 BASKETS. -: lljm- , . J r , y LET ME ADD TWO I BOTTLES OF CERTO I 1 ! " 1 T0 Y0UR 0RDER- ' &i mrs- barr- ,t 4 P'-XX WILL MAKE BETTER t 'V' Vw JAM AND SAVE YOU ; '7;;?- W S0 MUCH yiME' kvi. y ' H FOR ALWAYS USING CERTO g fZf (ufH M 1 Reduces boiling to one minute. I IMii Im VK 2 Saves the fresh fruit flavor. i 3 Gives half again more glasses. JJr 1 - OLyVttl 'j7 Ikt I Faprooeiefte ' yj r" jRi Join the hundreds who axe now going to grocers to get berries, Certo and sugar with which to put up a record supply of strawberry jam. They won't last long these marvel ous strawberries at such low prices! So start right now to fill your jam cupboard with Strawberry Jam. How your family will thank you! And be sure to use Certo this year! With Certo and the Certo t ecipea you can make doublt the amount of jam in the usual time. The Certo short boil method, you see, cuts the boil ing time for Strawberry Jam to only one minute. So your jam is finished and in the glasses in only 12 minutes from the time the fruit is prepared! Finer flavor, too ! And with Certo you will get far finer-tasting jelly Or jam with every bit of the delicate fresh fruit flavor of fully ripe fruit. You get as much as one-half again more glasses, too, from the same mount of fruit. Because, with the Certo short-boil method, no costly fruit juice has time to boil away; So get your strawberries now when they are at their finest and cheapest. Get two bottles of Certo, too. That's enough to make up 40 six-ounce glasses of the finest Straw berry Jam you have ever made! Certo is a product of General Foods. VIIITr. M UISCi MXCHISK Ail'.M V. 21 S. RarllMI 31 SATURDAY ANT) MONDAY SPECIALS OUR FOODS AT YOUR DISPOSAL! At the lower prices If you will buy now, our replacement costs are higher on nearly every food. We call to your attention our today's flour prices. Material advances are coming soon. Buy all you can today! TODAY'S FLOUR VALUES SAFEWAY BUCK llltht quality Oreton mlllMl, 491b.bag$43g 491bb8g$29 Barrel $5.36 Barrel $4.96 1 SUGAR Punt Cane Fine Granulated. 100 lbs. NOB HILL Th real aristocrat of coffee; none better at any price. Lb. bag CIGARETTES Camfli and Other. Carton PRINCE ALBERT Lb. tins 83t Pocket tins PEANUT BUTTER Max-l-Muiu Kxtra Quality 99' 11 SHORTENING nmcrust, Quality Shortening. 2 lb. can PORK and BEANS Rlttrr'a arc Hotter Flator Lb. can $539 25c 23 5 Lb. 10 n7T UAMTr TT A C VUU A JUI MTMUti 4 mm Karl; garden variety. Serve In your snlada, 1 fc No. 2 can I tJ MAYONNAISE - n Best Foodi In the clean cryatal Jar. 1 1 m Pint Jar 29 Quarts tU6 TOMATO JUICE Rltter'a clear Juice from whole ripe tomatoea. 12-oz. bottle HC DILL PICKLES nn Price 9 Decline AIRWAY COFFEE The largest selling brand of Good Coffee now at this new low price. P" g one . 3 I. Bagw Roiedale Fancy Whole DIUl for thoee rlcnlo Lunchea Quart Jar STRAWBERRY JAM Packed by Kerr. Extra special Quart Jar 29 WASHING POWDER Swift! Pride, ffpeclal Purchase offer. You get 86 nuncei In the 2 lge Pgs. BIG SOAP VALUES! SUNNY MONDAY 29 Bubblei of Soap for Monday'! w&ih day troublea, 10 bars 22. KELLOGG'S CEREAL DEAL PURCHASE 1 PACKAGE PEP 1 PACKAGE CORN FLAKES 1 PACKAGE RICE KRISPIES ALL THREE FOR And Receive 1 Package Whole Wheat Biscuits FREE 27 COMB HONEY Cellophane wrapped. FuU weight gm gmx Each BULK VINEGAR uiufeuii 11 iu wbv. in jour container m km n.allnn Ml U JAR RUBBERS Mm-I-Mura red Double Lipped. gM lf Guaranteed freah stork. I I , 3 Pkgs. I U( 23 JAR CAPS Ball Mason or Kerr Mason. Hegator mouth. CORN STARCH Argo Corn Puddlnica are easily made. 2 pkfiP. OREGON CHEESE Afipd to taste. Mont economical for landwlchet. JELL WELL Your favorite fruit flarora. Pkg. SALMON llappr Vale. Tall Alaska pink Tall can MATCHES Favorite Sure light, 6 box crtn, CERTO Sura Jell. Bottle Lb. 11 16 Pkg. MALT SYRUP Superb Hop flavored. It'i t bny. Lge. can ZEE TISSUE AM Quality Tliao. Each roll wrapped 1 I ft 3 rolls t' 23 39 3 .9' 20c 23c BRAN FLAKES po,t ' O C 3 pi., nc SALT . 9 Max-I-Mum In the fuU site. 2 lb. shaker LOCAL PRODUCE Cherries 29c nreion rrnun cholca Blnca. Just rltht for canning. 20 Lb Box Watermelons might red meated Klondvkes at their beat. Each Local Canning Apricots Ready Next Week SEE US! SAFEWAY QUALITY MEATS BEEF ROAST Swift's Choice Beef. ib.9y2c HAMBURGER Fresh Oround ib.9y2c VEAL ROAST Choice Milk Fed Veal. lb. 1 0 VEAL STEAK 2 lbs. 25c Milk Fed Veal SLICED HAM 3 slices 10c Morrell's Pride SHORTENING 3 lbs. 25c Snow White Vegetable. SALMON Fresh Daity. lb. 1 2 BACON Morrell's Sugar Cured. Ib.16e LAMB-VEAL 3 lbs. 25c Stew Picketed PigFeet3 lbs. 25 Main and Holly, TWO STORES. 33 No. Central c