Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 20, 1934, Page 13, Image 13

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Jackson County Products Will Be Featured Oct. 3-6
BENEFIT
CONCERT TO
Ticket will be on sals t the Cham- tlon Army headquarters, starting neit
br of Commerce and at the Salva- Monday.
BE HELD
hen you find the glistening
MEDFOTCD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEBFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. ArRIL 20. 1034.
Jackson county products will be featured In exhibits and on sale at the fine new Portland
Public Market October 3, 4, 5 and 0, through a plan presented to the Medrord Chamber of
Commerce by officlnls or the market. The plan, expected to attract all agriculturists of tne
Rogue River, valley, sets aside the dates mentioned as Jackson County days at the market
when produce from this region will be displayed and m1(I. the profits (o go to the Mrmers,
who supply the produce. The Portland public market opened Inst December 15 and occupies
the $1,100,000 building shown above. It is conceded to he the largest and most modern in
t-he world. A special committee will be named soon by the .Mcdtord Chamber of Commerce
to secure the co-operation ot farmers In the display and sale.
L
Agents Seize 73 Stills, 84,
000 Gallons of Spirits in
Week Industry Bad As
Ever Is Declaration
WASHINGTON, April 20. P) Sec
retary Morgenthau told reporters to
day that the manufacture of Illicit
liquors la still "a very husky indus
try." He said he planned to "hit and
hit it hard."
The treasury head explained the
department was "beginning to get In
terested In the Illicit manufacture"
of intoxicants because on May 10 the
old prohibition unit will be trans
ferred from the Justice department to
the bureau of industrial alcohol. That
la under the treasury.
Morgenthau disclosed revenue agents
already had started seizing stills and
Illegal spirits.
He said 73 stills were taken last
week throughout the country, along
with 84,000 gallons of spirits and 173,
000 gallons of mash valued at $17,000.
This Illegal, business, he said, ap
pears to be "as bad as it ever was."
On May 10, the force available to
stamp out the illegal liquor trade
will total about 1,500, of whom per
haps 750 will have been taken from
the Juctlce department.
The secretary said rum running
from the high seas was considerably
less than during the prohibition era.
He explained the number of vessels
sending liquor into the country from
both the Pacific and Atlantic Is far
less.
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CALLS
10
In sponsorship of the "Oregon
Products" days, an educational drive
to promote home buying of home
products of Oregon. Governor Julius
L. Meier has issued a statement to the
people of Oregon. ThJ statement fol
lows: "I commend to the attention of
the citizens of Oregon. "All Oregon
Products Days" irom April 20 to April
28, Inclusive. We have all heard-many
times the message that by supporting
the products of Oregon farms, forests
and factories, we can do much to
promote the progress and prosperity
of our ystate.
"Increase In the use and distribu
tion of Oregon product means the
stimulation of industry and the ex
pansion of payrolls. Expanding the
payrolls means better home markets
for our surplus products, and these,
too, mean Increased presperlty for cur
state and Increased well-being for our
people.
" 'All Oregon Products Days' will
give merchants a chance to acquaint
the public with the high quality and
favorable price of Oregon-made and
Oregon-grown merchandise. The pub
lic, In turn, will learn of the products
that keep our manufacturing -plants
in operation and maintain -our-luro
ber, agricultural, fishing, and other
industries.
"State-wide pride in Oregon prod
ucts and a state-wide determination
that, price and quality being equal,
we will use the output of our own
Industries will do much to speed the
return to normal prosperity.
"I earnestly urge that buyers and
sellers alike will enter Into a whole
hearted observance of 'All Oregon
Products Days' and that the beneficial
effects of this observance will make
themselves felt throughout the year
In better business for Oregon and
more work for Oregonians.
"JULIUS 1. MEIER, Governor."
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The second cover spray for the con
trol of codling moth worms should be
completed on all varieties of years and
apples by April 28. Such Is the ad
vice of L. G. Gentner, entomologist
of the Southern Oregon Experiment
station, and L. P. Wilcox, county
agent.
On apples the combination oil
emulsion arsenate of lead spray Is
recommended at this time. The solu
tion to be made up as follows: One
gallon light type summer oil emul
sion, plus one-half pound spreader.
plus two pounds arsenate of lead to
the hundred gallons of water.
On pears, use powdered arsenate
of lead, three pounds to the 100 61
lons of water.
Heavy flights of codling moths oc
curred during the past few evenings,
Indicating that the peak of the first
brood has arrived. This means that
a large number ot young worms will
be hatching at the time specified
above, therefore, this application as
called for is of extreme lmportnncc
if clean fruit Is to be grown. Make
it a point to spray thoroughly,
drenching all leaves and fruits.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (UP) Twelve
cows belonging to J. J. Post !e wait
found some discarded automobile bat
teries, licked the salty tasting crusted
acid from them, and dtcd.
ST. LOUIS (UP4) The number ol
cases of colds reported by stud on ts
attending the St. Louts University
has decreased considerably since the
health office adopted a policy of re
fusing to give out excuse slips for
cold sufferers.
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to be able to
drink the finest
beer of all . . .
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Acme Beer eloquent
ly bespeaks its del i
ciousness direct to
enchanted tongues...
proclaiming its skillful
brewing as well as the
exclusive use of su
perior products . . .
such as its malt.. .which
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LIBERTY FOOD STORES
Plans were announced today by tho
Salvation Army, through Captain a.
R. Durham, commanding officer, for
the holding of a benefit concert of
sacred music, Friday, April 27.
Tho concert, which will be held a:
the First Baptist church, will bring
together for the first time In men)'!
years the choirs of all the leading
churches In Mcdtord u well as the!
male and mixed quartets from the I
Nazarene church-, the brass quartet ol I
the Salvation Army, 4and othor voice
and Instrumental numbers by well
known soloists of the city.
Proceeds of the concert are to be
used to assist tho young people's band
of th esnlvatlon Army, which has
shown splendid progress during the
past few months, but which Is handl.
capped by lack of sufficient music
and Instruments.
red tin of Schilling Baking Powder on a p.mtry shelf
you are in a home where good baking is a matter of pride
the same kind of pride that puts C ream Tnrtar,
instead of a cheap substitute, in
Schilling Baking Powder. Be sure
you get the new tin!
Schilla
to open
MAIN AND GRAPE
EVERYTHING IN GOOD FOODS 1
ALEXANDER GROCERY, Inc.
Phone 143 FREE DELIVERY E. F. ALEXANDER, Gen. Mgr.
RECT cnonc
Luxury Tuna Fish in Aluminum Tins, J4-Ib. 23c4
Crown Flour, 49-lb. sack $1.89
3-lb. can Crisco with Pie Plates :...57?
Best Food Mayonnaise, qts. 44tf Pints .. 2-1 3
Swift's Tomato Juice, No. 1 tins, 3 for 2
Dried Corn, 1 lb - 5?,fW
2 pkgs. Zo or Fig Bran, 2 for 25
Rhubarb, 6 lbs 25
Fancy Arizona. Grapefruit, 4 for 19
Jello, ..package - 5tf
Delicious Shortcake in a jiffy with
Bicquick. Start the day with Golden
West Coffee.
Richlieu
Preserved Fruit
in Glass
Perfectly preserved fruit
with tho natural flavor
and color retained. Pine
apple, Pear, Rod Cherry,
Watermelon Rind, Goose
berry and Quince.
HE'LL WANT TO DRY
THE DISHES . . .
after a sirzllng, Juicy ateak
from the Libert)- Market. It's
surprising uliat good incuts
can do to Improve one's dis
position, M'e suggest that you
come In and try our meats.
There Is a difference. Free
delivery.
Highest Grade Beef Swift's Spec
ially Fed BEEF PORK VEAL
LAMB.
Prime Steer Short Ribs, lb... 6c
Prime Steer Pot Roast, lb..l2V2c
Al Stewart's Hens and Fryers
Rogue Valley Floral Pansy Plants,
dozen 25c
Other Plants 3 for 10c and up
MODEL
BAKERY
Gold'n Snow
Cocoanut Cake
25c and 50c
Ice Cream
Meringue Rings
6 for 10c
Shortcake Layers
2 for 10c
100-lb.
Flour Sacks
Special 74c doz.
"Bread energy for
vitality"
Medford and Suburban Grocers Join in
mm BEST FOODS R
Everything for Salads "See Our Salad Week Specials
Recipes That Your
Family Will Like
Chicken Reception SaUd
2 cups dlcod chicken
1 cup halved and seeded Malag.
grapes
cup diced celery
'A cup shredded toasted almonds
Whipped crearp
Best Foods Mayonnaise
Combino the chicken and celery
with sufficient mayonnaise to
moisten well and chill. Then
stir In the grapes and almonds
with enough whipped cream
mayonnalso (half whipped cream
and half mayonnaise) to blend,,
and use this also to garnish the
salad, with halves ot grapes and
whole nut meats arranged over
the surface.
Apple and Tnnn.Flsh Salad
Wash red apples and scoop out
the centers. Make a filling ot
tuna-Ash mixed with diced ap
ple and celery. Add a little
lemon Juice and mix with Best
Foods Mayonnaise. Heap into
apple shells. Place on a bed ot
lettuce and garnish with green
pepper or ptmlento.
Waldorf Salad
2 cups diced celery
1 cup dlcod apple
1 cup sbellcd roasted peanuts
1 teaspoon lemon juice
Pinch ot salt
Best Foods Mayonnaise
Lettuce
Dice eclory and put in Ice water
tor half an hour. Then drain
well. Dice apple and add lemon
juice and mix with colery, pea
nuts, salt and mayonnaise. Serve
In crisp lettuce cups.
.Molded
Fresh Asparagus Salad
1 package lemon gelatin
1 cup warm water
cup asparagus stock or water
3 tablespoons vinegar
Mi teaspoon salt
2 cups cooked asparagus, diced
1 plmlento, chopped
Best Foods Mayonnaise
Dissolve gel"ln In warm water.
Add asparagus stock, vinegar
and salt. Chill. When slightly
thickened, fold In asparagus and
plmlento. Turn Into Individual
molds. Chill until Arm. Unmold
on crisp lettuce. Garnish with
Best Foods Mayonnaise. Sprinkle
with paprika. Serves 8.
IHI.i.l.tj
The modern woman is vitally interested in new food
styles, new cookery methods and anything that will
lend variety in meal planning. We are devoting our
efforts and our stores to Best Foods Salad Week this
week, We want more salad-eating customers because
families that eat salads daily are healthy, happy fam
ilies. To win compliments on your salads serve them
with Best Foods Mayonnaise what every well dressed
salad wears.
Best Foods Mayonnaise
The all-pnrpose dressing. Ton can create
a 'hundred new and delightful dressings
by adding Tarlons Inirredtents. Smooth
and mild. Mnde only of fresh rnnch eggs
broken from the shell, salnd oil refined
the day before It Is used, se
lect vinegar nnd carefully
blended spices. Now you know
the secret why Best. Foods
Mayonnaise Is the West's most
populnr dressing.
Home Style
Salad Dressing
Everybody who likes salad
dressing Hill become enthus
iastic nhnnt Home Ht.vle.
nnth Jnr and ltd may be re
used for home cnunlng.
Best Foods
French Dressing
Relish Spred
Try It. We think yoall agree
the flavor Is something to brag:
nhont. You'll be surprised how
reasonably It's priced.
Thousand Island
Dressing
Perfect, as Is, In snndwlches.
Wends smoothly ivlth most
other Mindnlch tillers. Use
It on broiled ham. Or, add
finely chopped onion and
you have a splendid tnrtar
sauce.
Horseradish
Mustard
If yon want a new taste
thrill try tills wllh sand,
wlches, frnnkfn tiers or rold
meats. Almost everybody
(hot tries one Jar comes
back for more.
IB
Just the dressing for head let.
luce. Makes n nutrrclons cock
tail sauce. Adds a finishing
touch to Hsh or egg salads.
Bread and Butter
Pickles
Rip encumbers Just off the vine,
Heed and preserved In vinegar
Instead of In hrlne as most
Klrkles are. Widely Imitated
at not successfully.
We are featuring all BEST FOODS products and other salad ingredients this week
Oates i. Lydiard Qroceteria
Safeway Stores
Reliable Orocory
H, E. Marsh, Orocer
Star Market & Grocery
Boyd's Market
Piggly Wiggly
Liberty Food Stores (Alexander's)
Franklin's Grocery
Bungalow Grocery
Oakdale Grocery
Jackson Street Grocery
Humphrey's Grocery
Peyton & McCay
Laurel Street Market
Walden Brothers Grocery
Bakor's Store
Berrydale Store
Oourt Street Grocery
Eleventh Street Grocery
DeVoe'i
Huson's What-Not
Pat & Ole's Grocery
Rose Grocery
Summit Grocery
Currier 'i Grocery
Peach Stroet Grocery
Home Grocery