MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORI), OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1933.
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LOST AND FOUMD
jjOST Bunch keys on key chain, on
North surlier. iw.
LOST Oold fraternity pin, "J. Curtis
Barnes" on back. Reward. 20 N.
Peach St. Phone 910-Y.
LOST Horn-rlm glasses Mondsy
night between Sacred Heart hos
pital and Riverside. Please return
to Mall Tribune.
Lost Black heifer, $ months old.
Last seen at Central Point bridge.
Phone C. C. Hoover, 437-Y.
LOST It dog missing, call 1616. j
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Capable housekeeper for
man and 3 children. Must be clean,
efficient and have references. Tel.
Mr. Jones at 400 or 894-R.
WANTED MALE HELP
MAN with family must have sustain
ing employment. Reliable. Refer
ences. All communications answer
ed. Box 12251, Tribune.
WANTED SITUATION
COMPETENT lady 23 wants house
work. References. Box US71. Trlb-
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Bsby carriage. Write Box
12045, Tribune.
WANTED To borrow $200 at 10.
Good security. Box 1248, Tribune.
WILL PAY CASH for late model light
car. Phone 1041-M. or see Olenn
Darby, King's highway. .
WANTED Late model typewriter;
prefer portable; pay cash. Box
12139. Tribune.
MOTHER and daughter want trans
portation to Los Angeles between
Aug. 31 and 25. Phone 1438.
rOR Painting, paperhanglng and
tinting, call 908-L.
WANTED Modern house to rent, 8
bedrooms, walking distance to
courthouse. Phone 9 17-J.
WANTED To rent, Sept. 1, modern
s or 6-room furnished house. Call
731-X.
WANTED White Legborn pullet.
Olve description and price. Box
123, Butte Falls. Ore.
WOULD LEASE small herd Guernsey
cows to party with feed. H. 8.
Howell. Rt. 2, Grants Pass.
WANTED to buy old gold, dental
scraps, placer gold Cecil M. Jen
nings, corner Front 8s Main.
WANTED Household goods, stoves,
tools or whst have you Medford
Bargain House. 27 N. Orape St. Tel
1063.
WANTED Listings of valley homes B
exchange for choice Cal property
Staple Realty Co., Ashland.
BAY GRINDING A specialty Brown,
the bay grinder, 40 So Central.
PHONE 989-R. Have your furniture
reupholstered, reglued. reflnished.
Thlbault.
WANT LIVESTOCK Will trade equity
in a-room house, jxcellent location
box 1063L Tribune.
WANTED Karry Keen for Model A
Phone 4I9-X.
JUN WANTED
We pay cash for JUNK BATTERIES
is RADIATOR 8. ALUMINUM
BRASS. COPPER a unk of ail
descriptions.
MEDFORD BAKOAUI HOUSE
3' No Orape Tel 1063
FOB BENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Unfurnished cottage,
garage, gas range, strictly modern.
38 South Peach.
FOR RENT 5-room modern bouse,
east side. Phone 1658.
FOR RENT September 1, modern 5
room unfurnished house on east
side; hardwood floors, furnace, fire
place, bullt-lns, nice lswn and
scrubs. Phone 1292-Y.
COMPLETELY furnished modern
home; piano, oil heater, fireplace,
garage; $25 month. 504 Palm St.
FOR RENT Furnished 4-room house;
overstuffed: 122 .50. ail Cottage Key
308 Ashland Ave. Phone 1382-J.
HOMES FOR RENT CaU 696.
FOR SALE OR RENT iidney SroltD
nome isomer West Main At Orange
Exclusive listing w L Vawter
Jsckson Co Bank Bldg.
TOR RENT Furnished house, water
paid, three sleeping rooms, parage
Fifteen dollars per month. 126 Al
mond Street. .
FOR RENT Partly (urn. house. Icq.
444 N. Front,
POB BENT HOD8EB
FOR RENT Sll West 2nd.
820 North Roily.
Holly Court.
90S Tripp.
730 Oak 8t.
103 So. Orange.
808 West 10th.
Above houses from $13.50 to $35.00.
1st Insurance Agency, H. H Brown.
Phone 101. after J. 1870.
FIVE room furnlaned borne. 118 Cot
tage. HOUSES $10. $13 (0 and $16. water
paid; wood range Phone 105.
POT RENT Homes, furnished or
unfurnished. Brown ft White. '
CLASSY modern fi-room stucco, east
front Clear 626 Pine.
FOB BENT APARTMENTS
ONE -or 3-room. with kitchenette,
also garage. U06 E, Main St.
FOR RENT Furnished (front) apart
ment. Large living room and din
ing room combined: fireplace; slop
ing room with closet; bath; toilet;
kitchenette with refrigerator; hot
and cold water; steam heat. Rea
sonable rent. Mall Tribune. Tel. 76.
FOR RENT Unfurnished apartment,
combination living and dining room,
sleeping room, kitchenette with
bullt-lns. gas range, refrigerator,
bath and toilet. Heat and water
furnished. Rent $18.00 per month.
Phone 71 or call at Mall Tribune
office.
FOR RENT Furnished 9 and 8 room
apartments, shade. 616 N. Central.
FURNISHED 9 & 3 room apts, and
garage. 804 w. 10th.
F03 RENT Apts. 835 No. Riverside.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
345 No. Bartlett.
DRRELL COURT 839 No Holly.
FOR BENT njKMSHED BOOMS
FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep
ing rooms, with bath room privi
leges, garage. $10 per month. 325
So Riverside.
FOR RENT Attractive rooms, good
board at 14 Cottage.
ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8 Orape
FOR SENT BOARD AND ROOMS
BOARD AND ROOM at 716 E. Main
Rates very moderate.
FOR RENT -MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Room 16x60 feet on
. Grape St. Suitable for small busi
ness. Located next door to Mall
Tribune Job Shop. - Reasonable
rent. Call at Mall Tribune office
or Phone 75.
OAB1N8 445 So. Front.
FOB EXCHANGE
40-ACRE fruit and alfalfa ranch for
Medford residence and some cash.
Terms on balance. Box .32132,
Tribune.
WILL TRADE Hudson coach and Star
pick-up for light 6 in good condi
tion. Inquire Ray's Market, Talent.
WILL TRADE table radio set or port
able radio for desk. Cllne Plsno Co.
FOR SALE Or trade for light car,
Jersey cow. H. Prince, Meyers
lane, off Stewart Ave.
FOR EXCHANGE Light sedan Is
good condition, for truck. Phone
697-R-l.
FOR TRADE Wood or labor, carpen
tering or painting for hay or grate
Phone 978-W.
i-ROwM modern borne bath laundry
tra screened porch bullt-lns gar
age ahade and . tult trees; $700
equity for csr. acreage cabin site
or what have you Phone 1538-L.
or write Box 13337 Tribune.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good toi'Jid
work horse, 1400 lbs 7 years old
Walter Jones, 3nd bouse below
bridge. So. Ashland.
WOOD tor jay or potatoes near Trail
R O Skellenger, ItaU Or.
FOB EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 acres with
water; small orchard, small house,
1!4 blocks from high school in city
of Rogue River. For Information
write A. R. Owings. Independent
Service Sta Central Point, Ore.
TO EXCHANGE Nice little home la
Bend. Ore., clear for something clear
In Medford or Ashland. Prefer small
acreage, what have you. 155 7th St..
Ashland,
WANTED Home or business prop
erty in Medford or any nearby
good town.'worth $6000, to exchange
for 12-room home suitable for
boarding college students. It Is a
beautiful home with shrubs, lswn.
shade. Soars - Porter, Box 429,
Chlco. Cal.
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Brown As White.
FOB SALfc AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE 1929 Bulck sedan in ex
cellent condition. Phone ','30-R.
Good Used Cars!
Trade :
Your Old Car (or a Better Onel
A Written Guarantee with
Every Car.
1938 LaSalle Convertible Coupe.
1919 Auburn 8 Sedan.
1929 DeSoto Sedan.
' 1928 Chevrolet Convertible Coupe.
1929 Chevrolet 6 Sedan.
Also others to choose from.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC.
38 N Riverside -
FOR SALE On Federal truck, one
Bulck sedan, cheap. CaU $30 6.
Central,
FOR SALE OR TRADE Ford truck.
Medford Fuel Co.
For Sale MIMICAL. INSTRUMENTS
1933 MODEL Bungalow Piano, used
only 4 months. Will sell for the
balsnre contract, over 40 per cent
less than former price. Will accept
your o:d instrument as part pay
ment, rental terms on bsl. Cline
Plsno Co., Mam and Rtvexskl.
MTSICAL INSTRUMENTS
WE HAVE several fin used plsnos of
well known makes, J. Bauer, Stock,
Victor. Crown, Metzow, and others,
from $69. Terms as low as $1 per
week. BUT NOW and SAVE. Cllne
Piano Co- Main and Riverside.
SLIGHTLY used Baby Grand, like
new. A real bargain. Rental terms
will handle. See at Cllne Piano
Co., Main and Riverside.
FOB SALE DOGS AND PETS
FOR SALE Purebred cocker spaniel
puppies. Cheap roller canaries.
Mrs. Jack Thrasher, Jacksonville.
Phone 173.
FOB SALb LIVESTOCK
TWO Jersey heifers, 8 and 16 months.
Blood, Pitt View Ave.
FOR SALE POULTBY
R. I. RED pullets, 20 weeks old. Blood.
Pitt View Ave., near Central point.
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS
ONE Sawyer-Weber valve retacer, !i
and 14 -Inch VanDorn drill, 1 hy
draulic heavy duty garage Jack;
other garage tools. Earl Frye. 444
North Grape St.
NICE fresh Golden Bantam sweet
corn. Will deliver direct to your
home for canning. Phone 307,
Centra Point, Ore.
FOR SALE Davenport, electric
range, radio, winter coat, $5.00. 38
Myrtle.
HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. 117
. Mistletoe.
FOR SALE Canning beans, Blue
Lake and Kentucky Wonder. You
pick them, 2c lb; picked. 2c.
Second white house on old Midway
road, Alledze Garden.
FOR SALE Champion peaches. Bring
containers, cnas t. uray, uoia
Hill. Ore.
FOR SALE Team bay mares, wagon
and harness. Cozy Nook ranch,
mile west Phoenix.
PEACHES for sale. Cozy Nook ranch.
ft mue west rnoemx.
SICKLING cucumbers, cut flowers.
Mrs. Dressier, 1107 E. Msln.
FOR SALE Baled straw 30c per bale.
E. H. Nledermeyer. Phone 697-R-l
FOR SALE Boat and trailer; fine
condition. J. W, Jacobs, 604 Pine
St.
FOR SALE Gravensteln apples. Tel.
7-F-14.
FOR SALE Golden sweet corn, to
matoes, other vegetsbles. F. S.
Carpenter, Jacksonville .highway.
FOR SALE Pat's 2nd . Hand Store
and property. Come and get your
bargains.
CANNING beans, broccoli and cab
bage plants. 1202 E. 11th St.
FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all
makes. 88 up: terms If desired AU
makes rented and repaired White
Sewing Machine Co, 24 N Bartlett
DAIRY PLY SPRAY Kills " flies and
absolutely keeps flies off cows pas.
ture. Will not taint milk coc
per gallon, bring own container.
Jerry Barr. 4th it N Bartlett.
FOR SALE Large 'ce box: "alsoTaxge
electno range. 706 Dakota Ave.
HODGEN-BREWSTER Poultry and
Dairy feeds. Jerry Barr. 4th 4 N
Bartlett.
NEW FEED STORE. Buy at lower
prices Jerry Barr, 4th 4s Bartlett
Phone 803.
FOR SAJjC Hotpomt electric range
like new hall Dries 422 Laurel.
FOP. aand. gravel, sediment, fertilizer
and teaming, phone 912-J.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MEAT MARKET and Grocery store.
Write Box 13303, Tribune.
FOR SALE. TRADE OR LEASE 10
cabln auto camp at Altursa. Call!
Big Pines Lbr. Co.. Medford, Or.
FOB SALE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FINE $550 Crown Upright Grand
Piano with ukelele and banjo at
tachments, a bargain. Terms $1 a
week, cllne Piano Co., Main and
Riverside, Medford.
PIANOS FOR RENT 2 a mcntrTup!
is- aoouc our free delivery offer.
Call or write, Cllne Piano Co. Tel.
426. Main and Riverside.
MI8CEI.LANEOCS
Authorized Prtg'.dalre Service Other
Makes rep. Tel. 427. Nights 905-Y
FRUIT PACKERS' tally cards and
packers numbers at Job department
of tha Mail Tribune.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Expert Window Cleaners.
LET OEOROE DO IT Tel. 1172
House -leaning. Floor Waxing. Ori
ental rug cleaning, apeclalty.
ob Printing.
MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT
Best equipped plant in southern
Orejoa Printing of all kinds; book
blading; loose-leaf ledgers, and
blanks, billing systems, duplicating
cash aslea slips and everything in
the printing lines. 38-30 N Grape
Phone) 78.
Ahitract.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of Title, title Insurance. Rooms 8
and a. no. 83 North Central Ave
upstairs. JACKSON CO.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstract or Title and
TUk Insurance. The
only complete Title
By item in Jackson
Coo nt y.
Money to Lena.
WB LEND tfONEY aJN FURNITURE
AND LATE M UEI AUT08
Thre per cent per month on un
paid b&lance No other charges See
W & Thomas. 45 8 Central
Ground floor CraMrian Theatre
Bid. tVftt Uosum fio, 9-147,
BUSINESS DIRECTOR
Pointing and Paperhanglng.
M. A BUSS Painting and paper
hanging. Tel 846-W. 818 S Grape
Piano ant violin Instruction.
FRED ALTON HAjOHT. Teacher ol
Piano Height Song Service. Arrang
ing, Composing, eto. 818 Liberty
Bldg.
Tra lister.
BADS l'RANSF-R STORAGE CO.
Office 1016 No Central Phone 316
Prices right Service guaranteed.
REINKINQ TRUCKING CO. Trans
fer .nd Jtorage We Haul anything
a: reasonable price. Ill No Fir
Street Phone 333. x
HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack
ers snd movers SpeciBl livestock
moving equipment Prices right
Riverside. Phone 1044-K
LEGAL NOTICES
Call for Rids for Transportation.
The Board of Directors of school
District No 90 will receive bids until
August 19th. 1933, for transportation
to Medford of school children of said
district. The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. Further
Information may be received from B
M Kline, chairman, Rt. 3, Medford;
May E. Chlrgwln. clerk. Rt. 8. Med
ford. LECTURE SERIES
FOR CCC YOUTHS
Through the co-operation of D. 8.
Llbbey, park naturalist and assistant
superintendent at Crater Lake na
tional park, a series of lectures are
to be given by the ranger naturalists,
for the benefit of the boys In the
CCO camps, Wineglass and Govern
ment camp.
Arrangements are also being made
so that illustrated talks may be given
at the two camps, according to word
received by commanding officer, Ma
jor Clare H. Armstrong, at headquar
ters here.
The subjects of the lectures are
national park service, Its history and
purpose, geological history of Crater
Lake, fire suppression and fire con
trol, trees of Pacific northwest, the
animals of the park, bears, their
habits and antics, the mountain Hon,
the story told by rocks, the American
Indian, Indian legends and myths
concerning Crater lake, Oregon snd
Crater lake yesterday and today, win
ter sleepers of rosier Lake national
park and sun dodgers of Crater lake.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16. (AP) Sec
retary Wallace announced today that
& decision had been reached to pro
vide a fund of "not less than $30,
000,000 to carry on a marketing op
eration to purchase enoxigh butter
and cheese to Improve' present dairy
prices."
Described as an emergency plan to
strengthen the whole dairy Industry,
the announcement said funds were
to be raised by the dairy industry
Itself.
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8AM3 VALLEY, Aug 18. (Spl.)
Mrs. J. L. rank. Mrs. O T. Wilson
and Mrs. R. H. Seegmlller. officers of
Vie Sams Valley Economic Extension
unit met Saturday with the Gold
Hill ladles to work on the program
of relief canning for -this district.
Those who are ellglb.e to receive
cans should notify Mrs. J. L. Prink,
chairman. First annln,? will be done
at the school houso Thursday pro
viding those receiving cans can pro
cure beans by that time. Any one
who will be able to donate beans for
this project is asked to notify Mrs.
Prink. &ams Valley post office.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sanford Richard
son and son Donald of Bean Lane
and ficbt. Sage of Tahiti Rock were
Sunday visitors ' here.
Regular initiatory work will be
put on by the Sams Valley degree
team Saturday night for the new
Qrango candidates, awaiting the 3rd
and 4th degrees.
Frlonds in this community were
surprised to learn of the death of
Mrs, Nellie Roberts Gall Sunday.
Mrs. Gall was a resident of this dis
trict thirty years ago and is well
remembered by old time residents.
Mrs. E. A. Edwardson of Harbor is
visiting this week with Mrs. Pete
Burreson.
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ANDERSON CREEK, Aig. 18.-(Spl.)
Mrs. Henry of this creek, who was In
an accident on Jacksonville rood Sat
urday night, Is ve:y much improved.
Mrs. J as. McDowell and son and
daughter movtd to Medford Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Green were out to
Ashland Thursday.
Mi Nellie Yerkgeneon was in Med
ford hopping Saturday.
William Shann and Lorln Close
were in Medford Tuesday.
Alfred Bennlngfleld la spending a
while with. Jack Redel.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarno and son Nick,
spent the week-end In Grants Pass.
Miss Ruth Mays called on Miss Bon
Nell Jones Wednesday.
Mr. Romlnger and son were out to
Ashland Tuesday.
Steve Lunak was in Talent Tues
day. Prank Casey was In Medford Sat
urday on business.
The hottest day here this year wm
Tuesday, with the temperature stand
ing at 100.
Mr. and Mrs. James Maya were In
Ashland Thursday.
George Young spent Monday and
Tuesday in Medford.
Sunday callers at the Maya home
were Mr. and Mrs. James McDowell,
Frank Centers and Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Redel.
Notice.
Som Medford business men are
still buying their printing from can
vassera who live in Medford but who
send the orders out of the city and
county to have the printing done.
Not a very good way to build up
home Industries and put over the
N. R. A. Insist that your printing
be done at home. (Adv.)
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Sardine Creek
SARDINE CREEK. Aug. 18. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson of Med
ford were Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Flene.
Marlon Edmunds of Medford spent
several days last week the guest of
Nina Croft.
Jean Upton of Sams Valley spent
lost week as the guest of Dora Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Sutherland of Port
land have spent a week here visiting
relatives. They spent the first week
of their vacation fishing In Clear
lake, the headwaters of the McKenzle
river, and brought with them a string
of fine cutthroat trout to show their
ability aa fishermen.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lilly and chil
dren, who live on the right fork of
the creek, spent Sunday afternoon
visiting Mr. and Mra. Earl Croft.
Mrs. Eva Newton, her brother, Cur
tis Miller, and her daughter, Mrs.
Lulu Dusen berry, wee native lowans
who attended the Iowa picnic in Oold
Hill August 6, and report a pleasant
day.
Hoi well threshing machine from
near Grants Pass was here last week
threshing for Oliver Pierce, Ed Piene
and J. (J. Smith.
My. and Mra. R. Sutherland, Mrs.
Eva Newton and Mrs. Nora Walt spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. H. H. El-
hart in Ashland.
J. U. Smith and family, R. L. Cook,
wife and son Clarence, of Oold Hill,
and Mra. Margaret McAdama of Grants
Pass motored to Crescent City Sunday
adn enpoyed the oool meather there.
S. A. Dusenberry left Thursday to
take his brother Robert and family
to the hop yard below Grants Pass,
where picking will soon be In full
awing.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutherland.
Mrs. Eva Newton and Mra. Lily Du
senberry drove to Grants Pass Mon
day evening to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. J, D. Stoma.
Mrs. E. C. Fiene, who returned re
cently from a visit with her daughter
In Portland, reports her son-in-law,
Frank Taylor, who has been In a hos
pital for the past eight months with
.spinal trouble, U now able to be up
and walk some distance without the
aid of crutches. Their many friends
here will be glad to learn of his re
covery and hope he will soon be able
to return here.
Central Point
CENTRAL POINT, Aug. 18. (Spl.)
Picnic sponsored by ths senior lsdles'
class of the Federated church, and
held In the city park Thursday night,
was sn enjoyable affair. Group sing
ing was led by Mrs. wyatt; a duet
was sung by Mesdames Lola Young
snd Frances Wyatt; various games
were provided for the many children
in attendance, followed by refresh
ments of Ice cream and cske.
Miss Velma McCredle will be host
ess to the H. E. C. August 33, 3:30
p. m.
Mrs. Guy Tex and daughter Oeral-
dlne are In Prospect, guests of Mrs.
Jim Orleve, who Is a sister of Mrs.
Tex.
Soldiers' reunion at Ashland will
be held August 24, Instead of In
September, as previously announced.
Mrs. Stella Cobb ot Medford was a
guest of Mrs. L. H. Smith Friday.
c. e. Smith and children, who took
advantage of the rates to Portland to
see the frigate Constitution and visit
relatives, returned Monday.
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HALL LOGS REM
At the meeting of Roxy Ann Grange
held recently, announcement was
made that the loga for the new
Grange hall had been cut, and the
organisation la now receiving bids
for hauling.
A large number were In attendance
at the gathering of the Grange, and
a membership drive waa opened, with
Mrs. J. W. Murphy named captain
of the blue team and W. C. Anderson
captain of the orange team.
At the gathering this Friday, the
men will have charge of the program
and refreshments. Oene Cameron
will be chairman for the evening,
Sunday the grangers and their fam
ilies will motor to the Llthla park
at Ashland for a picnic
Last Wednesday the home exten
sion unit met with Mabel Thornton,
with about 30 ladles present. Mabel
c. Mack, county home demonstration
agent, gave a demonstration of can
ning beans, corn and meat.
The 41st annual reunion of the
Soldiers and Sailors association of
southern Oregon will be held next
Thursday in Ashland park, It was an
nounced yesterday. And alt remain
lng comrade of the steadily decreas
ing ranka are especially urged to Join
in the reunion program.
Registration will be from 10 a. m.
until noon, when a ptcnlo dinner will
be served with coffee, cream, sugar
and Ice cream furnished by the or
ganisation. Those attending are ask
ed to bring their own picnic lunches
tnd table service.
The picnic dinner will be followed
by business session and program in
the civic clubhouM, beginning at
1:43 o clock. Each relief corps is ask
ed to furnish two number on the
program.
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As the political situation In Cuba grew exceptionally tense with
President Gerardo Machado calling out troops to keep order, Hots
broke out in Havana with the result a score of persons were killed
and more than 100 Injured when the soldiers shot Into the crowd.
Above are two scenes of the disorders, the lower showing massed
throng before firing began and (upper) orowds fleeing gunfire, (Asso
ciated Press Photos)
Dried and Canned Fruit
Needed for Winter Diet
ay the Bureau of Home Economics, i
U. 8. Department of Agriculture. I
In northern climates dried fruits
and canned frulta are money savers,
whether put up at home or bought
in the grocery. They are actually
cheap nowadays, and they are good
investment oecause they are protec
tive foods. They supply some of the
rood values of fresh fruits which may
be out of reach In price at this time
of year.
Of the dried fruits, prunes, apri
cots and' pesches are entitled to
special mention. When fresh all three
of these fruits are valuable for their
content of vitamins A. B, snd O.
Fresh aprlcata and peaches con
tribute some Iron to the diet.' Dried
fruit Is merely fresh fruit with water
taken out. After drying, prunes, apri
cots and peaches retain their minerals
and a considerable percentage of their
vitamin A. Prunes retain a good, pro
portion of their vitamin B also, and
pssches and apricot retain much of
their vitamin O If they are sulphured
before drying, as ususl, In the com
mercial drying process.
It Is In the cooking or dried rrun
at home tliM 'ood values are moat
likely to be lost, the specialists say.
To avoid this as far as possible, and
at the same time to get ths best fla
vor and texture, the bureau ot home
economics suggests: (1) Use dried
fruit uncooked when you can; (3)
If it Is to be cooked, shorten the
cooking time to allow the fruit merely
to become plump and tender; (3) u
tlie fruit Is soaked, cook It la the
soaking water: (4) serve the cooking
water (or sirup) wltn tne rruis.
Prunes and apricots can be used
without cooking If put to soak In hot
water and left until plump and ten
der. Dried peaches are best If cooked.
Soaking the fruit before cooking re
duces the cooking time, but It Is not
necessary to soak overnight. For
serving as stewed fruit, the flavor and
texture are better If the soaking time
is much shorter. Different lot of
fruit may require somewhat differ
ent treatment, but half an hour of
soaking in hot water will be found
sufficient, as a rule, for dried poaches,
and an hour for prunes. Dried sprt
oots need not be soaked at all. For
puddings and whips, hovever, where
pulp snd Jutoe are combined, the
fruit may be soaked for several hours,
or overnight, In order to mske the
pulp go through the colander more
easily.
Csnned fruit, aa well as dried
frulu, retain considerable of the orig
inal vitamin content. Apricots,
pesches and pineapple, among the
cheaper canned fruit, are sources of
vitamins A and O.
To make the moat of the flavor of
dried or canned frull, the bureau of
home economlca suggests eomblns
tlons with rice, with hominy grits,
with tapioca, with gelatin, or In
shortcske. For a simple, all-frult des
sert, dried prunes and apricot cooked
together are an excellent combination,
Aa a prune variation, a relish may be
made by simmering the prunes In a
spiced sirup to which vinegar has
been added.
Ralslna, of course, have countless
uses with oatmeal or whole wheat
at breakfast, In ssuce with ham, In
cookies and cakes of many kinds, as
well a In puddings and plea. They
add their flavor and their augar, and
alao a fair quantity ot Iron and other
minerals.
LOW COST MENU FOB ONt DAT.
Breakfast.
Rot Cereal Top Milk
Tomato Juice for Youngest Child
Toast
Coffee (adults) Milk (children)
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Dinner.
Hamburg with Tomato Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
' - - Heated Soft Roll
Tea (adults.) - Milk (children)
Supper.
Spilt Pea Soup
Toast or Crackers
Prune and Apricot PI
Milk for All
KEOIPE8.
- Prune and Apricot Pie,
H pound prunes- .....
14 pound apricots
3 cups water
9 tablespoon cornstarch
teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon butter or other fat
Pastry.
Bosk the prunes and apricots, drain
and save the Juice. Remove the seeds
from tha prunes, snd cut the fruit
lightly. To the fruit Juice add the
cornstarch, sugar, and salt, and cook
ior a lew minutes. Aaa tne iron aoa
cook until It Is heated through. Pour
the mixture Into a deep pie pan
lined with pastry. Dot the top with
fat. Cover with a layer of pastry
dough. Bake about 30 minutes In a
moderately hot oven (400 degree F).
Sprinkle with powdered sugar while
hot and serve the pie hot or cold.
Jellied Prunes.
H pound dried prunes, cooked
cooked and pitted '
9 tablespoon gelatin
t4 cup cold water
1 cup augar
l teaspoon salt -
cup lemon Julca.
Heat the prune Juice, and If neces
sary add water to make 3 cups. Mean
time soften the gelatin In the cold
water and add. with the augar and
salt to the hot fruit Juice, stir until
dissolved, and set aside to chill. Cut
the prunes Into smsll pieces and
when the gelatin mixture has partly
set,, stir In the prunes and lemon
Juice and put In a cold place tor 3
or 4 hours or until set. Serve plain
or with milk or cresm.
Apricot Tapioca,
pound dried apricots, cooked .
3 tsblespoon qulck-cooklng tspt-
oca
cup sugsr
teaspoon sslt. '
If necessary, add water to make 9
cups of Juice from the cooked sprl
cot. Btlr the tapioca In the Julos
and cook In a double boll?r for 15
minutes, or until the tapioca Is clear.
Cut the apricots Into small p.eces and
odd with he super and silt lo the
tapioca. Chill and serve with milk
or cream.
Prune Whip.
4 pound prunes
1 cups wster
cup sugar
teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon lemon Juice, or more
1 egg whl;ei.
Cook the prunes in the water, add
the sugsr, and salt, and press through
a colander. Add the lemon Jules and
fold In the stiffly-beaten whites of
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FUNERAL HELD FOR
EX-LEGION LEADER
6AKFRANCI8CO. Aug. 18. (AP)
Funral services were held yesterday
at Trinity church here for William
B. FoMett, first state department
commander of the American Legion
In Oregon. The body wll! be sent to
Chicago for Interment.
Poll?tt early Wednesday shot him
self to death while he est in Hunt
ington park.
Real estate or tnauraucv le&Te It
to Jones. Phone 096.