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Newspaper Page TextPXGB EIGHT MEDFORD MX1U TRTBU1TE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAT 11, 1934. BT ALICE BLAKB Thar, la good ira (or houaawlves, Ilka you and me, In advanc. reports of tat strawberry season wnlcn la ai moat upon ua. Thla la going to ba a plentiful atrawberry year. Jelly pert are telling ua, however, that weather oondiuona nave been US' uaual thla year and fruits may vary more widely than uaual in molature content. For 183a barrlea, they aay that atrawberry Jam, made by the ahort-boll method, ahould be boiled four mlnutea lnatead of the uaual one minute. For even better reeulta and keener flavor, add the Juice of half a lemon to the fruit and augar mixture For atrawberry Jelly they aay to boll the fruit Juice and augar mix ture four mlnutea before adding the pectin, aa well aa half a minute after, and ba aura to add the juice 01 one lemon. Already, big, red, Juicy atrawberrlea are aeen in the markets, heralding a plentiful aeaaon. When you aea them and think of the many different waya In which you can uae flnlahed Jama and Jelllea made from them, the urge to shin, up the preserving kettle will get hold of you, I'm aure. atrawberry Jam on toaat la aa good a way to begin the day aa getting out of bed with the right foot. A atrawberry Jelly aandwlch in a child's luncheon kit or on his plate at tne noonday meal aolvea many a mother's problem and dellghta the child. Bo when you begin to look ahead at the prospect of hundreda of fall and winter meals, you may oe giao that recipes, such aa those given be low, are at hand and eaay to follow. Please note, carefully, that these red- pea have been adjuated to meet the peculiarities of the 1031 atrawberry crop. Another point: Once your Jelly Is made, give It a generoua amount of time before you decide aa to whether or not you have made a perfect Job or it. Moat Jama and Jellies get pro gressively firmer for a week to a month after they are made. Strawberry Jelly. 4 oupa (2 lbs,) Juice 1i oupa (8)4 lba.) sugar a tbleapna. strained lemon Juice 1 bottle fruit pectin. To prepare Juice, crush thoroughly or grind about 3 quarts fully ripe ber ries. Place In Jelly oloth or bag and equeeae out Juloe. Squeeze and train the Juice from one medium lemon, Measure augar, atrawberry Juloe and lemon Juloa into large aaucepan, mix well and bring to a full rolling boll over hottest fire. To reduce foaming. K teaspoon of butter may be added. Boll hard 4 minutes, stirring eon atantly. Add bottled fruit pectin, then bring again to a full rolling boll and boll hard V4 minute. Remove from fire, eklm. pour quickly. Par affin hot Jelly at once. Makea about 10 glasses (8 fluid ounces each). Strawberry Jam, 4 oupa (9 lba.) prepared fruit 7 oupa (8 lba.) augar 1 tablespoon lemon juice H bottle fruit pectin. To prepare fruit, grind about 9 quarts fully ripe berries or crush so that each berry la reduced to a pulp. Squeeze Juloe from K small lemon. Measure augar, prepared fruit and lemon Juice Into large kettle, mix well, and bring to a full rolling boll over hottest fire, To reduce foaming )4 teaapon butter may ba added. Stir constantly before and while boiling. Boll hard 4 mlnutea, remove from fire and stir In bottled fruit pectin. Pour quickly. Paraffin hot Jam at once. Makea about 10 glasses ( fluid ounoaa each). Peg-liCg Lamb 800TT8BLUFK, Neb. (AP) Now oomea the story of the lamb with a wooden leg. Born with a deformed leg, the lamb waa unable to get about until Ha owner, A. W. Shlpman, 'whit tled a amall peg-leg and atarpped It to the animal. "When the lamb get bigger," aaya Shlpman, "I'll Just make a bigger wooden leg." e . Odd Potato Growth NASHVILLE, Tenn-(AP) A aweet potato grown by Jewel Haynle of thla city beara a atrlklng resemblance to a small child with Ita arma locked around Its mother'a neck. ROOSEVELT MOURNS FOR WOODIN ytmMitm in ,. - "-"flp President Rooaevelt and many other high governmental officials attended funeral aervlcea In New York for William H. Woodln, until few montha ago aecretsry of the treasury. The President and Mra. Roosevelt are ahown with Vice Prealdent Garner en route to the serv ice!, (Aasoclated Preaa Photo) AID 10 VETERANS EYED BY OFFICIAL Contacting commanders of TetO' rans posts and Lewis Ulrlch, In charge of the federal employment of fice In Medford, Albert Absher, vete rans' placement representative, was a visitor In Medford today from Port land. Mr. Absher pointed out that over 13,000 veterans are registered In the state, and that 68 per cent of this number had received employment through the national employment of fice. Oregon Is divided Into 11 dis tricts, Jackson and Josephine county comprising the sixth, he pointed out. In this district there were 817 registered veterans with dependants up to the first of May and. 747 of that number, or 01 per cent had been given some employment. Since the first of the month, four veterans havo been registered and 36 given work, he said. Mr. Absher said there were about 100,000 unemployed. In the state, about half of them being In the metropolitan area near Portland. Veterans are given preference In the PWA work where they are quali fied," Mr, Absher declared, "either for skilled or unskilled work on pri vate or public projects." This Is made possible, through the co-operation of city, county and state governments. with the federal offices. An important factor In giving em ployment, Is that local people are always given preference, ho said Re quirements are that the person Is de sirous of work, that he has been a resident of his political and subdi vision for stx months, and Is a cltl ren of ths United States. , When listing one's qualification, i a person has the privilege of nam-! lrg the two choices for positions he j prefers. Schilling Like a fine perfume- ' both delicate and strong. The exquisite flavor of fiSf SchiliingVanilla PURE i. just that yanifd Phone 273 Fresh Side Pork, lb. 12 Freih Smoked Pionios, lb Choice Steer Beef Roast, lb Choice Steer Rolled Roast, lb. Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs 13d 10 15 25 LARGE PAR 28c I.OT8 OP MID EASY ON HANDS We have A very fine Assortment of LUNCH MEATS- Star Meat Market East Main Wo Deliver Phone 273 Most of the cards only show one selection, Mr. Absher said, and he recommended that local people, In the skilled class, should call at the employment office and check their records, as there' Is an Increased de mand at the present time for skilled help. Karnes on the registration lists show one-eighth to be women, while In em ployment records, there are ID men placed, to each woman, be said. Mr. Absher said that persons needing helpers should call on the federal re lief office here to aid them In find ing employes. Mr. Absher continued to Ashland from here this afternoon. EXCELLENT PLOT LOADS OF HUMOR (Contributed) To "Take My Advice," as we all know, Is & very hard thing to do, and so Medford high school's senior class play, by that name, to be presented May 33, proves. Plenty of advice la given through out the performance, but needless to say, precious little of It Is ever carried out. "Take My Advice" has both excel lent plot and characterization. Prom the person of Jud Pen ton, the town ne'er-do-well, pUiyed by Oalen Knox, who boasts that he has founded a new system that of living without working to the so, very so, Mra. Kelson-Dodd, portrayed by Helen Crane, la quite a leap, but one which only adds to the humor of the play. Especially so, since Mrs. Nelson-Dodd, whose chief ambition Is to do the role of Juliet ''with corrections on Shakespeare" Is forever being tor mented by Jud. Peggy Acton, played by Jeanne Qulsenberry, la a sweet young thing, very well-bred and very much In love with Bob Mannlon, taken by Luclen Clement. Bob, around whom much of the action centers, la the editor of a small-town newspaper. He has become Involved in the clutches of John War grim, Bill Pren tice In real life, who Is the villain of the play. He Is forced to carry out Wargrlm'a orders, much as he de sires them. Margartte Boyle characterizes Mar- cla War grim, the owughter and, femi nine replica of John War grim. Suzette Stennett, as Vlrgy Man nlon, Bob's sister, and Robert Sher wood as Jimmy Sampson, Blckley pep salesman "the deader the town the better our results" give the play life and vigor. The ways In which Wargrlm'a ef forts to kill the town of Eureka and to crush Bob are thwarted, makes an unusually good plot, full of surprises and humorous situations. PORTLAND, Ore., May 11. (AP) Further Investigation of the case of I ment for sending Lillian Criteser, 34, who today plead- McNeil Island prison for 18 months ed guilty In federal court to setting I for a similar offense, four forest fires In Curry county last September will be made by Federal Judge Fee before sentence Is passed. High Biggs, assistant United States attorney, told the court that Mrs. Criteser set the fires, partly to 'square accounts" with the govern- her husband to Menus of the Day By Mn, Alexander George MEALS FOR THREE Breakfast Orange Juloe Cooked Wheat Cereal C: Soft Cooked Eggs Bran Muffins Coffee Luncheon Stuffed Peach Salad Bread Butter Sponge Cake Tea Dinner Spanish Shrimps t Mashed Potatoes Buttered Asparagus Bread Currant Jam Cucumber Salad Caramel Bavarian Cream Coffee gpnnlnh Shrimps for Three (Good for Company, Too) 8 tablespoons butter. 3 tablespoons chopped onions. 3 tablespoons flour. 3 tablespoons chopped celery. 3 tablespoons chopped green pep pers. 1 cup boiled rice, 1 cup tomatoes. i teaspoon salt. teaspoon paprika. 1 cup cooked shrimps. Melt butter in frying pan. Add and brown onions, flour, celery, pep pers and rice. Add rest of Ingredi ents and cook 3 minutes. Serve. Caramel Bavarian Cream 3-3 cup sugar. 14 cup water. , 1 tablespoon granulated gelatin. 4 tablespoons cold wat 3 egg yolks. 1 cup milk. 1 teaspoon vanilla, H teaspoon salt. 1 cup whipped cream. Sprinkle, the sugar on frying pan. Heat slowly and stir constantly with woden spoon until brown syrup forms. Add cup water and boll until thick syrup forms. Soak gela tin In 4 tablespoons cold water 3 minutes. Beat yolks, add milk and syrup mixture. Heat In double boiler, add gelatin mixture and stll until dissolved. Cool and add rest of In gredients. Pour Into glass mold and chill until stiff. Requires about three hoyrs to chill and stiffen thoroughly. Unmold and serve plain or with oream. . An excellent dessert for company as It can be made a day prior to serving. Dinner Serving Four Uver Loaf Zscalloped Potatoes ' Buttered Green Beans Bread Plum Jam Orange Salad Rhubarb Pudding Hard Sauce Coffee Liver Loaf for Four 1 pound beef Uver. 1 tablespoon chopped parsley. 1 tablespoon chopped celery. 1 tablespoon chopped onion. 1 egg. 3 tablespoons milk. 3' tablespoons butter. 1 teaspoon salt. 3 tablespoons lemon Juice. Cover liver with cold water. Add and let simmer 30 minutes. Chop or press through coarse sieve. Add rest of Ingredients and pour into buttered loaf pan; bake 30 mlnutea. Escalloped Potatoes 8 cups sliced raw potatoes. 8 tablespoons flour. 14 teaspoon salt. lA teaspoon pepper. 1 tablespoon chopped parsley. 1 cups milk. 3 tablespoons butter. Mix potatoes, flour, salt and pep per, add rest of Ingredients and pour into butered baking dish. Cover and bake 40 minutes In moderate oven Remove cover and bake 10 minutes to brown top. . ' Rhubarb Pudding 3 cups diced leftover bread. 3 cups diced peeled rhubarb. 3-3 sup sugar. 1 teaspoon cinnamon. l teaspoon nutmeg. 4 teaspoon salt. 3 tablespoons lemon Juice. 1 sup water. 3 tablespoons butter. Mix ingredients and pour Into but tered baking dish. Bake 40 minutes. Serve warm. Hard Sauce 1-3 cup butter. 1 cups sifted confectioner's sugar. 3 tablespoons cream. 1 teaspoon vanilla. teaspoon salt. Mix Ingredients and beat well. Chill and serve on. warm pudding. Quilt 226 Years Old TULSA, Okla. (AP) Mrs. H. O. Atkins of Tulsa owns a quilt made 328 years ago which has been handed down through 13 generations In one family. 'E ALL ANIMAL LIFE PRT CHIPPEWYAN, Alta., May 11. (AP) A heavy loss of animal lira In a rich trapping ana. ruining tha fur trade for years to come, waa fear ed today aa a result of tha muddy watera of the rampaging Peace river swirling 10 feet deep over some of the finest trapping territory in tha north. The Inundated area Is Be tween Lakes Athabaska and Claire. No human Uvea were lost but It la feared the animal toll will be high since the watera rose rapidly and fur- bearing animals, except those which frequent lakes and streams, had no chance to escape to. higher ground. Phone 843. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. We have Blight Tablets at very special prices. Medford Pharmacy. A TASTY APPETIZER Spread orlsp potato chips with llverwurst which has been softened with a fork and has had a little cream added. These are good to serve aa appetizers. lou never tasted such J I STRAWBERRIES VW-J SO LOW-PRICED. .1 L ' C Ti TO START OUR II , l" JAM MAKING y . IS. STRAWBERRY IS MY I J I . HUSBAND'S AND V . ' MJ WTS I THE CHILDREN'S Y'lf St tit m SI u Discover for yourself this flavor secret, and start your strawberry jam today; it's so easy with Certol WHAT'S better than plenty of good home made strawberry jam when winter months toll around? You can't put up too much of itl So take a tip as soon as strawberry specials come to town, go to your grocer and stock up on berries. Certo and sugar. Then follow the Certo recipe given here for best results with 1934 berries. , You get truly marvelous strawberry jam. Such fine true-fruit flavor! Many women will put up double the usual amount this year with strawberries 10 inexpensive and delicious. When you use Certo you will need to boil your jellies or jams only a few minutes. Hence the fruit juice docs not boil away, and you never get that "boiled-down" taste that comes with long, tedious boiling. Often you get half again more jam. Aod of course you save lots of time and trouble, too. Certo the pure fruit pectin is sold by all gro cers. It is ft product of General Foods. HOW TO MAKE THE BEST STRAWBERRY JAM Certo Laboratories report this recipe best for use with 1934 ber ries. See also Special Strawberry News below. 4 Clips (3 lbs.) prepared fruit 7 Cups (3 lbs.) mignr. Juica of H lemoa ii boltlo Corto To pirpsro fruit, (rrind about 3 miarts rlpp Itorrlra or cru-sli bo that each berry Is rpdunxl to pulp. Mcasuro sugar, prepaml fruit, and lemon Juice into lsrpo kettle, mix irpli, and bring to a full rolling, boil over hottest lire. TomlucofoAining. i tea spoon butter may bo aflded. Stir con stantly brtoro and while boiling. Hotl hard 4 minutes. Itemovp from lire and Mir In Certo. Pour quickly. 1'sraiTln at once. Makea about 10 glasses to fluid ounces). c SPECIAL STRAWBERRY NEWS! Read carefully before making Strawberry Jam 1934 will b Rood strawberry year, rian to atart your Certo jam cupboard with the first luscious strawberries. This year wo'vo had unusual weather conditions and fruits may vary mora widely than usual in moisture content. The Certo laboratories recommend that for atrawberry jam you boil the fruit and sugar mixture of 1934 berries our minute instead of one and for even better results and keener flavor, add the juice o( half alemon. (Recipe above.) nil HOME OWNED STORES "Hundreds of Delicious Foods Await You at PigeTly Wiggly. Shop here for conven ience, economy and sheer excellence Piggly Wiggly is unexcelled." PHONE 9 FOR FREE DELIVERY Featured Values for Sat. and Mon., May 12-14 CAKE FLOUR SwaPniDown25c 7 fl TD Drifted Snow flj 1 Q r LVJUA. 49-lb. sack. $ 1 OZt COFFEE 29c Maxwell House. Pound oan CLOROX .15c Quart bottle CLAMS MILK Royal Chef yi aize. 2 cans All Brands 4 cans 25c 25c BUTTER FLOORWAXoS Piggly Wiggly 24 Q Saturday Only Jello, pkg. 5c Powdered Sugar 3 pounds 19c Golden C Sugar 4 pounds 21c BREAD PIGGLY WIGGLY Lb. Loaf 3 for 2Qc CHEESE PABST Any Flavor. H-lb. pkg. OOs 2 pkgs 96 DEVILED MEAT l.lhhj's BRAN FLAKES PEN JELL W Size i f 3 cans 1 UC Post's Package i!C 25c 2 Reg. Size Packages Waldorf Tissue, 3 rolls 14 Soott Tissue, 3 rolls.... 25 Durkee's Salad Aid Pint jar 19 Quart jar 33 C Crisco, lb can 19, Camay Toilet Soap a lor -lAA Yes, we have those Famous Prospect STRAWBERRIES 3 for 25c Crate $1.19 H & D Punch, asst. flav. pkg 5C Gold Dust, Ig. pkg. 2 7c Gold Dust Scour. Pwd. 3 for 14c MEAT MARKET 206 E. Main Free Delivery Phone 46 Mr. Larson, the State Veterinarian, called on us recently to inspect our Market Ha gave us a score of 09 which we are very prod of. This is a rigi anl ati fn paction. Our score card is posted on the wall of our market where anyone can see it This Is only another reason why you should buy from us. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY and MONDAY Two Good-Sized Fryers 73c SAUSAGE All Pork Lb. 15c HAMBURGER No Cereal 3 lbs. 25c LARD' Pure open kettle rendered 3 lbs. 23c LAMB Leg Roast, lb. .. 17(4 Shldr. Roast, lb 14 Shldr. Chops, lb. .. 15 VEAL Shldr. Roast, lb. . 10 Stew, lb. g BEEF Pot Roast, lb. . Short Ribs lb. Steaks, lb Loin, Rib, Round 9d 6 156 PORK Leg Roast, lb 17 Shldr. Roast, lb. .. 14 Shldr. Chop-, lb.