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rEPFOKD fATL TTfTBTTNTC. MTPFORD. OUTAGE. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1935. RELIEF f UL1NARY Craft.... By Eitclla Dorian, Director. Horn Service, the cejifornu Or fon Power Company Famous "Belcano" Toiletries Sold at Manns: Main Floor EXPANSION SALE Butterick and Vogue Patterns for Spring Sewing BELIEVED SOLVED (Contlnuea from page one) employee of the elate, under n cl piMrd by the senate. The hill epect flee particularly echool tejicheni In order to eliminate poatlnlllty of com muniatle teaching. To SupervlBe Penilona Under the relief plan sponsored by the governor the atau relief com tntneion would be denlRiiated aa the official agency to allocate and atiper Ylae all old age pension funda pro Tided for the atate during the next tro years. The total outlaya now pro vided for the two-year program would be In exreaa of $000,000 aa followa: Half million already made avail able by atate liquor profit; lour million dollars or better to be pro Tided for general relief by cash from liquor isles or anle of certificates of Indebtedness agatnit the Income, and two million dollars, appropriated out of the general fund of the atate. to be apportioned by county Judge for old age penalona and relief of unemployable. T. J. Edmonds, representative of the federal relief administration In the northwest, who waa In confer ence with the governor on the pro gram, declared he could not bind the federal administration to accept the governor's program but voiced hla opinion Oregon'a relief hurdle the next two yeara had been cleared by the proposal. Counties to Muteli Funds. In turning over funds for old-age penslona to the counties, the state relief committee will expect each county to provide as Inrge a sum as la sent the county from the atate organlrotlon. When the Inderal gov ernment Is ready with an old-age pension plan. Governor Martin ex perts It will provide funds for up to 1S a month pension, with the county providing up to an additional 7.50 a month and the state a like amount. ' Governor Martin said county Judges were already working out amendBtory legislation on old-age pensions which would make the Ore gon statute coincide with federal legislation now being worked out on that subject. A special session of the legislature oan probably be avoided with the acceptance of tills program by federal officials. Governor Martin Indicated. Mr. Edmonda expressed himself aa very pleased that Oregon had moved ao quickly to work out a coordinated program. He pointed out that the counties were well-Integrated In the program, that existing administra tive machinery waa to be used and that the state waa ready with Ita funds. Advisers to Governor Martin are busy preparing the needed legislative changes to make the entire three point relief program effective. Passage of the bill prorldlng uniform system of accounting for all municipal corporatlona and other aub-dlvlslons of the state waa urged by Governor Charlea H. Martin today In a special message to the legislature. I TRA1NL0AD WEST NEWTON, Iowa, Feb. 36. (Spl.) Officials of the Maytag company an nounced today the shipment of a tralnload of w nulling machine to dealers in the Faciflo Northwest rated. More than 3.000 washers In thirty-five freight cara, valued at more than one-third of a million do. lars, made up the train. The order for the tralnload waa placed by the Mnytng Paclllc-Inter-mountaln compnny. distributors for the territory, with headquarters at Portland. Oregon. T. A. Moler, com pany president, stnted In a letter to The Maytag company, at the time the order waa placed, that "Improved business conditions in the northwest, and the desire of both dealers and consumers to take advantage of pres ent low prices have Increased demand to the point where a tralnload ship ment Is needed to take care of the Immediate needs of our dealers. "An encouraging sign," continued Mr. Moler, "la the demand for the more expensive aluminum tub mod vis. The demand comes from the country a well as from the city, at a large proportion of those washers on order are to be shipped with May tag gasoline MuHl-Motort., for home without electricity." SAMS VALLEY QUINTET CALLS OFF E. P. CLASH Sams Valley will not play the Ragle Point basketball team for the northern division finals for the secondary high school chainplonrlilp In Jacksonville, aa had been an nounced earlier, accord f 1141 to word received from Bnma Valley. The rea son given fur cancellation of the game was that an alleged Ineligible player, Harold Grove, has been play ing for the Eagle Point outfit. Instead of this gnme. It has been announced that Sams Vullcy will play Rogue River at a date to be announced later. Estella Dor can A Tropical Treat 1 Since most of us, for one reason or another, are unable to visit the trop ics for a winter vacation trip, why not reverse Vie program and have a bit of the trop ics visit us now? Did you aver think of the hundreds of miles the bana nas we use so commonly travel to reach our markets? Each lu ct o u a fruit might Just aa well be a re minder of some spot we'd like to see In the mys terious home land If we were not ao accustomed to seeing It that our imagination Is no longer stirred, as surely was that of former North Americana upon the sight of the golden colored banana. Low cost and high food value, to gether with delicious flavor, make this a favorite food with the whole family, of recent years. We have learned to cook bananas as to give great variety to their use. Baking, frying, broiling; whole or In mashed substance, the flavor Is one of the best. Baked Bananas Bake In a moderate oven (376 de grees) In the skins for 10 minutes. Peel and sprinkle with a little lemon Juice and paprika. Serve hot with meat course. Banana with Bacon Roll bananaa with strips of bacon, fastening with toothpick. Broil until the bacon Is crisp and serve Imme diately with a vegetable and hot rolls. Mnnana Fritters Peel bananas, cut In halves or quarters, dip In batter and fry In deep fat at 305 degrees until golden brown. Serve with meat course. Batter: o flour 3 t baking powder 3 T powdered sugar 1,; t salt I egg 3-3 0 milk Noodle Ring with FIHIn 8 e cooked noodles, drained ; e milk 8 eggs 3 T butter Salt and pepper to taste Beat eggs slightly, add seasoning then add milk and melted butter. Combine thoroughly with noodles and pour Into buttered ring. Bake at 360 degrees for 46 minutes, (or until "set" according to size of ring.) Turn onto a hot platter and fill with sliced bananas (heated) and decorate with little pork sausages tried a golden brown. Pour fat from sausage over the bananaa and ring and serve Immediately. Ita nan a Cake 9-3 a butter 1H o sugar 1 3-3 0 flour t 1 e mashed banana 3 eggs 1-3 c sour milk 1 t soda 1 t baking powder 1 e chopped walnuts Cream butter and sugar, add well beaten eggs, then the dry Ingredient alternately with the mashed banana mixed with the sour milk. Add nut meats laat. Bake in 3 layers at 37S degrees for 3A-30 minutes. Banana Pie (Cream) . 4 0 sugar I-30 flour f.g salt 3 o scalded milk ., 4 bananas, sliced 1 t vanilla 3 RR 81ft together the sugar, flour and salt. Add enough cold milk to make a paste then add the eggs, slightly beaten. Combine with scalded milk and cook about 13 minutes, stirring occasionally, pour into cooked shell and cover with tart Jam and a mer ingue. Set In oven to brown slowly. ASTORIA, Ore.. Keb. 2fl. (API 3. P. Morgan, a Democratic candidate for mayor of Astoria at the last gen eral election, was convicted by a cir cuit court Jury here la.t nlpht on a statutory chaise involving a inin.f- Kin. The Jury deliberated about fix hours but returned a unanimous ver dict. The trial lasted a week. Morgan asked for and waa granted 30 day within which to file for a new trial. Sentence was delayed for that per iod. At the time of his arrest several ecks ago Morgan declared he was the victim of a "political frame-up." raj axwtfcM TAP " I For miicktst srtlon-duh or : I mini ceiy im rm iiwji 1 anATar. lo't nait acold .innlil It rnny t--c.ni ttr- I Urn. Cet FOl.KY todei Tafen no uthnr. Monej -ba : 8KUAnuitt. At- all ilniKifiil rfrM.M r..M.4SI1lt t,rn.ml ' Fly to all Pacific Coast points Save time to PortUnJ hrs.i, Seattle 0 hr ), San Francisco hr.), I os Angrlfi ($', hrj.l, anj other Gut cities. Travel in 3 -mite a minute, twin-engined Boring. Same fine service to butcrn cities. TU Jtcfjr:MunIclpulAlrrHrt.Tcl.J4I Hotels; Travel Uuirau, 1 cleat ph Others UNITED AIR LINES 7! 000.000 MUM IXPIKINCI mi n u y ajwhf Wednesday and Thursday Vll Roads Lead Men's Work S ox Men's long wearing black, brown and gray Work Sox in sizes 10 to 13. Regular 19c pair. Special Wednesday and Thursday $ Days at Mann's 8 p,.$1. Men's Caps Men's all wool Eight Piece style Dress Caps in all sizes, colors and patterns. Regular values up to $2 50. Special for Days Values Up to ' $2.50 $ 1. Men's Outing Flannel Night Shirts and Pajamas Men's fine quality Outing Flannel Night Shirts and Pajamas in sizes A to D. Values up to $1.05 suit. Special $ Men's Linen Handkerchiefs $ Day Sale of Men's pure linen Handkerchiefs. Full size hand rolled hem Hand kerchiefs. Regular 25c val ues. Extra special' Wednes- 5 .or$l. Boys' Can't Bust 'Em CORDS $ Day Sale of Boys' genuine ! Boys' Outing Flannel PAJAMAS Special for Wednesday and Thursday $ Days Boys' Outing Flannel Pajamas in sizes 6 to '8 Two Suits for $1.00. These are regular $1.50 aW for $ 1. Boys' All Wool KNICKERS Big $ Day Special in the Boys' dopt, Wednesday a Thursday, R $2.50 large Wool Knickor only ccial size I I sfor to Mann's Wednesday and Thursday for Extra Values! OU are urged to get downtown early Tomorrow and Thursday because the Unusual Values that Mann's are offering for this grand $ Day Event are of the type that will attract hundreds of eager buyers. By being one of the first in the store you guarantee yourself against disappointment and assure yourself complete selections. All charges Tomorrow and Thursday go on your March statement payable in April. $ Day Sale of New SPRING DRESSES Great Values-come forth when Mann's set out to sell dresses. Below we list 3 great prices for Tomorrow and Thursday. New Dresses direct from New York. Dresses bought specially for this Big Event await the dress buyer Tomorrow at Mann's 50 Spring Dresses at $5.0085 New Garments at $7.00, and 25 lovely New Silks at $9.00. 50 NEW SILKS 50 lovely Spring Dressu In all the smart Mw York styles. New shades. New trim, and best of all, ire have a complete range of sires. 35 NEW SILKS 35 Beautiful Silk Procka fresh from our New York -office. New Styles, Colora and Trims In sizes for the Women or Misses. Your choice $700 25 NEW SILKS 25 Lovely Spring Dresses for only 19.00 each. Included In this group are our famous "Noxall" Frocks In Fancy Print and Suit Styles smartly tailored for Spring and Summer wear. $000 Girls Sweaters $coo Bath Towels Standard quality, heavy weight, ab sorbent Turkish Bath Towels in the popular 18x36'inch size. Your choice Tomorrow and Thursday. 6 for $1. o Outing Flannel Our regular stock 36-inch Novelty Stripe Outing Flannel. The kind that makes good gowns and pajamas. Or. Et'.e Tomorrow and Thursday. 14 yds, New Shipment Wash Frocks A beautiful line of New Tub Fast Wash Frocks for Women and Misses. Stripes, Checks, Plaids and Prints. On Sale Tomorrow and Thursday at Mann's. $100 X ea. PANELS Buy Curtain Panels nowl Tomorrow and Thursday at Mann's 2tt yard Ecru Net Panels that are 50 inches wide. SPECIAL For $ I.Day i. ea. Tomorrow and Thursday a Big Sale of 39-inch Rayon Taffeta in all col ors. A very fine quality Taffeta for Rayon Taffeta $ Jd- 36-inch Laces Big $ Day Sale of Laces 36 inch White, Ecru, Flesh, Green and Brown laces. Reg:, values L up to $1.95 yard. Special at P Mann's Tomorrow and Thursday A Big Double Dollar Day Sale of Children's All Wool ..Sweaters. . Th come In al7.es 7 to U years and sell regular for $1.59. Out they go To morrow and Thursday. eacr Sport Jackets For all kinds of Outdoor Sports we suggest one of the Flannel Felt Sport Jackets. They are In sires 14 to 30 and come In smart sport colors. Your choice each New Leather Bags Extra Special for Expansion $ Days! New leather rough grain Hand Bags for $1.00. Zipper tops, silk lined in Black, Blue, Brown and Red. Also Smart Novelty Wools. Your Choice Women's & Misses' Wash Frocks & Uniforms $ Day Sale of Women's and Misses' Wash Dresses and White Uniforms selling reg ular for $1.00 each but out they go Tomorrow and Thursday for 2 for 1 Kiddies' Wash Fairy Tale Frocks Children's Famous Fairy Tale Tub Fast Wash Dresses for girls from 7 to 14. Smart new Summer styles. The kind girls like. Your choice 95 Wash Blouses A Smart group of Wo men's and Misses' Wash Blouses. New solid shades . Dots and Checks. Se them tomorrow for only 95 STAMPED Lunch Sets In the Notion Dept. Stamp ed 36-in. Linen Lunch Sets, complete with 4 Napkins. Regular $1.28. Your choice $ Days at Mann's $1 00 X set Kiddies' Fast Color Cinderella WASH DRESSES $;25 We just unpacked 18 dozen of these New ' Cinderella Wash Dresses for Girls from 7 to 14 years of ace. All are made from fast color fabrics. New Betty Rose Coats $125to$2250 Second Floor RAYON UNDIES Extra Special for Double $ Days Women's and Misses' New Rayon Shorts and Bloomers in lace trim and tailored styles. Regular 59c value. Your choice TWO FOR BOYS' WASH SUITS Buy these little Boys' Wash Suits now and be ready for Summer. Short sleeve styles in all colors. Sizes 2 to 6 yrs. Choice 39c each or SI0.1 00 4 for ? X Rubber JtJ II Water Bottles VtTv Good qnallt; Rubber Water l'w Bottle. Stopper or Pvrtnse 11'-.? II sfTle. RertiUr 69e each. NEW SPRING SHADES in ROLLINS and HOLEPROOF Silk Hose Tomorrow in the Hosiery Dept. you can buy New Holeproof or Rollins Rinsless Silk Hose for only 51.00 pair. Chiffon aud Service Weights in Smart Spring Shades and all sizes. $1. e
