Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 21, 1934, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1934. (PULINARY VRAFT.... Hj (Stella Dorean, Director, llomr Service, the California Ore ton Potter Company Mi r - WELCOME THE OYSTER With the cooler day of September come the desire for spicy oyster cocktails and the several hot oyster dishes which we have not served through theeum mer time. Mod ern refrigeration ha taken away the fear of using thla popular food through the months not hav ing "R' In their spelling, but the Is that they are so much more flavorful when served hot, or with hot spices, that we sensibly leave them for the cooler seaaon and find ourselves enjoying our old favorites Just that much more for the "vacation Oyster Cocktail Allow six oysters for each serving. Combine with a gooo cocktail sauce and serve very cold with salted crack ers (buttered and toasted for spe cial occasions). Sauce: , cup satsup. 4 cup lemon Juice. 1 teaspoon horseradish. Worcestershire sauce to taste. Broiled Oysters 1 pint large oysters. '. 4 cup melted butter. 2-3 cup seasoned cracker crumbs. Rinse the oysters and dry between towels. Dip each In melted butter than In cracker crumbs. Place on buttered broiler wire and toast until the Juice flows from the oysters and crumbs are nicely browned. These may be served on toasted trtanpUs or on the half shell with cocktail aauce for seasoning. Oarnlsb with lemon and pnrsley. Oyster Casino Two doc. oysters In the shell. Lemon Juice. Qreen pepper, minced. Bacon. Seasoning. -Wash and open the oysters. Ove each oy ( sr sprinkle a few drops of lemon Juice, one teaspoon of flnely m I need green pepper and a, piece of thinly sliced bacon. Season with salt and pepper. Broil for five minutes or bake at 450 aegrees for 15 min utes. Serve with lemon and quar tered tomatoes. Fried Oj iters 13 large oysters. 1 cup bread crumbs. , 1 tenspoon poultry seasoning. ! 1 egg. 1 tablespoon water. Flour. 1 Rinse oysters and dry between tow els then dust with flour. Mix sea soning with crumbs. Beat the gn with the water and dip the oysters no as to cover entirely then dip them Into the crumbs. (Repeat If you vi'h a very crisp crust). Fry In deep fH- or In butter In a pan. Turn only once. Serve with mayonnaise seasoned with parsley, chopped pickles and chill sauce. EfccuUoprd OvbUtk IS crackers, rolled. 3 cups oysters. a cup chopped celery. 2 cups medium white aauce. 1 tablOKpoon butter. H cup grated cheese. Butter the baking dish and ar range alternate layers of crackers, oysters, celery and sauce. Top with dots of butter and grated cheete. Bake at 3 50 degrees for 20 minutes. Oysters With Mushroom 12 large mushrooms (or a cup of small ones). 12 large oysters. 3 tablespoons butter. Salt. Pepper. 1 tablespoon chopped parsley. Brown sauce. Place two tablespoons of butter In frying pan and cook the mushrooms ; In thla for about five minutes. Place J In a dripping pan with the cap sides up and set the oysters on the caps seasoning with salt, pepper and btut of butter. Place In the oven at 350 degrees and cook until the oysters are plump (about 15 minutes.) Serve In brown aauce or tomato sauce. Brown sauce: 2 tablespoons butter. 3 tablespoons flour. 8alt, pepper. 1 cup water or stock. Brown the butter and flour, sea soning to taste, then add the water or stock until smooth. Cook fire minutes and serve aa desired. Oyster Stew 2 cups small oysters. 3 tablespoons butter. 4 cups acalded mlllc. Salt, pepper, paprika. Cover oysters with water and sim mer until the edges curl then skim and pour Into the scalded milk. Aflrt butter and seasoning to taste. Serve with a dash of paprika and a sprig of parsley. Accused at Quiz v S BIRTHS Four ranking offlcert of the S. 8 President Cleveland criticized their master, Capt. Robert E. Carey (above), and alleged he delayed In lowering boats to go to the rescue of the burning Morro Castle off the Jersey coast during the course of government hearing In New York Into the tragedy. A statement Is sued by the home office of the Ool tar Stea.nshlp Lines In San Fran cisco praised Carey's record. He lives In San Mateo, Cat. (Asso ciated Press Photo Oysters With Macaroni 1 cup macaroni. 2 cups oysters. '2 cup bread crumbs. Vi cup grated cheese. 2 tablespoons butter. 1 cup milk. Cook the macaroni In boiling salt ed water until tender. Drain and rinse In cold water. Butter a baking dish well and place alternate layers of macaroni and oysters. Add tho milk. Cover top with bread crumbs, dot with butter and sprinkle with grated cheese. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. Serve with a tomato salad. 4 GUNS Repaired and Cleaned Ex pert work. Medford Cycle. 23 N. Fir. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Luman of Gold Hill are the parents of a baby boy, weighing 8 pounds, 814 ounces, born yesterday at the Sacred Heart new pltal. NED WOLD TO ASSIST IN JUSTICE COURT Ned Wold has been appointed pub' lie secretary In Justice of the Pe3Ce William R. Coleman court to take the place of Howard Oault, nametl yesterday by Sheriff Olmscheld to take charge of legal work In the sher iff's office. Both aasumed their new duties this morning. SALEM, Sept. 21. (AP) The Bun set Water company, recently organ ized In Tillamook county, made ap plication to the public utilities com missioner for authority to purchase tho Garibaldi Beach Water company and the Rockaway Beach company and consolidate them Into one firm. BALEM. Sept. 31- (AP) Multno mah and Washington counties today paid their third quarter 1934 state taxes In full. Multnomah county re mitted the balance due of 78.138. while Washington county paid Its full share of 123,165. LAX THE BLADDER Ise Juniper Oil, Buchu leaves. Etc. , If you are bothered getting up nights, burning, leg palnsl backache, make this S5c test. Flush out the ex- A nramtj matter that C&U5e Irritation. Get Juniper oil. extract bu , .... of. m MM.n tablets call ed BURETS, the bladder laxative. Af ter four dnya u not sausnea any u,iu return vour 25c. Heath's Drug Store, Jarmln's Drug Store. MEAT MARKET 206 East Main FEEE DELIVERY Phone 46 FRESH FISH Salmon Crabs . Oysters , . Halibut . . . Sole . . Crab Meat . . . Olympia . Eastern Oysters. iTTOllTliTI Bbm STEER BEEF STEAK Round or Loin, lb 18 SHOULDER OF LAMB For Roasting, lb 15 HAMBURGER Freshly Ground, lb 10 SAUSAGE Our Best Grade, lb 15 SHORT RIBS Beef, Veal, Baby Beef, lb 7 POT ROAST Boef or Veal, lb 10tf VEAL CHOPS Lb - 15 VEAL STEAKS Lb - - 15tf em m. A Little Homework on C&ffke h&nawuc When that week was ended, the Wackers put their heads together for a little homework on their budget. .1f 3 They made this discovery: Because of the greater richness of Hills Bros. Coffee, it actually made more delicious cups. "It's like this!" exclaimed Mary. "We've been fooled by the price per pound. A What's really important is the price per cup. That's where real coffee economy comes in." , . . "You mean," replied John, "that means Hills Bros. Coffee every day for us!" The Woclc.ri put fh.tr fi.acft together for a litllt homework on their budget I'M TIRED of this confounded changing of coffees, Mary," said John Wacker at breakfast, in a voice that made the s :m Mill L NTiftfJ I, i -a f dishes rattle. "Why can't wh0r$ anr important ih, prK, P,r cup we get something good?" . . . "But Hills Bros. Coffee costs a few cents more a pound," objected Mary Wacker. "And we re supposed to economize." ... "I don't care, Mary. Buy a pound of Hills Bros, today. At least I'll have a week's certain coffee delight." tn ' c.'fiif on h.iii it., Here are just a few of the many attractive bargains available at your ORIGINAL self-serve Piggly Wiggly Store, Saturday, Sept. 22nd and Monday, Sept. 24th. You will note that prices are not only attractive just for ads, but you will find them just as reasonable at all times. Compare before you buy. Special consideration given Quantity orders. Get our prices. Free delivery four times daily. 210 East Main. Phone No. 9 DINNER BELL. Made of finest Oleo oil. Fine for shortening or frying. AMMONIA or BLUING H-D 12 oz. bottles .... 2 for 15c RITTER'S. Tender, well cooked and tasty. No. 1 tins lbs. 27 . 19c 3 I US if" ITALIANS. New crop, weU "3 I cleaned and of unusual size. sj ASPARAGUS, Eagle No. 1 square tins, each . . . . eg 8 m New crop cracked. Lay in your win- 1 I 1 E iLP R ter's supply now at this favorable price B Bfl IDS. CLAMS, Royal Chief Minced, No. V2 tins ... 2 for 25c SI 1 f8 i isl PURE ANE GRANULATED 1 IN 7 llynfl In Cloth Bags I J '"S C GRAPEFRUIT, Dromedary, New Pack, No. 2 tins ... 15c Pork"' Beans WHOLE-WHEAT BISCUIT, Kellogg's pkg. PEAS, Field-Ripe, No. 303 tins SWIFT'S CRESCENT. 4-lb. Cartons 4 ,bs- 25 . . . . 10c 3 for 29c We will give absolutely FREE a big I'IfiOI.Y WIGGLY Tablet nlth each 50c purchase made at our store Saturday and Mon day. PIGGLY WIGGLY PENCILS are also available to those who did not have an opportunity to get them last Saturday. (Purchose of Sugar and Milk excepted). Come on, kids. RRY'S ATIES Send for Lifetime Chromium Creamer and Sugar Bowl Set. Mail cash slip for two packages Wheaties and 25c to cover postage, to Betty and Bob, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 2 or 25' There's no ex cuse for baking failures when you use SNOWDRIFT. SARDINES, Otter, oval tins, assorted PORTER'S KLEEN PAK, 100 hardwheat. 2-lb. 4-oz. cellophane bags, CORN BEEF, Swift's Premium, No. 1 tins pail" 4T . . 3 for 27c . 15c DEL MONTE TOMATO SAUCE A dandy dressing foi ments and ftsh. Regular size tins ill 4 for 19c DEL MONTE CRUSHED OR TIDIHTS For Salads and Desserts 8-oz. tins 3for25t DEL MONTE COCKTAIL An assortment ot choicest fruits No. 1 tins 15c DEL MONTE CATSUP Mode from fresh ripe timm ed Just rlrht. 14-oz. bottle 15c DEL MONTE tnbi Fancy Red Alaska. The FjljgjS finest fish put We wish to announce the arrival of a large shipment of 18-piece Glass Sets which are now available to you with $5 00 m Cash Register Receipts and only 79c cash. These sets sell regularly at $1.75. Your choice of eithlr GoJor Plat" num bands. Make your choice and start saving vour Register Reicepts TAMALES STIDDS. Pure chicken Tamales in No. 1 tins 15c COFFEE SUNRISE. A perfect blend for critical coffee drinkers. Ground fresh to suit YOU. Dust and chaff removed. Glass FREE with each purchase, Saturday ony- Pound fcOC CRACKERS AMERICAN, Sodas or Grahams. OC 2-lb. Cartons OC MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE lb. 31 c I CI I fi Assorted Flavors. Q UCLLU Package DC C0C0ANUT E""" flZ 1 9c CLAM CHOWDER Y? 2 ,r25c LUX SOAP LUX FLAKES MB1 MINERAL OIL Fri"rl""l h OVALTINE 3,or20c Large Pkg. 25c 25c Gallon 99c $1.00 size 65c SPUDS Locals. 15 lbs. in Shopping Bag SPUDS Klamath Gems. U. S. No. 1. Zj) pounds TOKAY GRAPES Locals. 1 pounds CELERY Crisp, well bleached stalks, 2 for LETTUCE Fresh, crisp heads. Each POMEGRANATES Fine for the kids, 2 for 25c 79c 25c 13c . 5c 10c OATS CARNATION QUICK, with Premium. A fine healthy breakfast for school children. Of Large Pkg. Cm I C PANCAKE FLOUR delicious pancake COOKIES FISHER'S. Makes delicious pancakes. 101b. Bag 0J$C NICKEL WINNERS Fine for school lunches. CHASE A cofeee everyone knows SANBORN'S and likes. PAR SOAP POWDERS6 4 do'z. in a bag 19c 3ib 79c 29c BULL DURHAM or Regular DUKE'S MIXTURE 5c Size 5 for! 9c LIBBY'S Fine for school o Af. DEVILED-MEAT lunches. 'A size tins. O for f-QC WORCHESTERSHIRE SAUCE, DURKEE S 11111 M' Vernon. lYllLIV S2.74 Case. inurnnD Pure cider, wintuHn Bottle 15C Tall Cans 6 for 35c 40 grain. Gallon 19c FLOUR Piggly Wiggly Hard Wheat 49-lb. $1.89 The Flour with a guarantee. Have you your winter's supply?