Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 17, 1935, Page 6, Image 6

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    IfEDFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKEGON. FT? THAT, fAY 17. 1935.
couldn't tell exactly the number he's
hunted down, but according to my
estimated figures. Its around 3.000,"
Allwlne aaldi '
His average haa been two or three
a day. or b"' or eight a week.
"He eats them all. too. No milk
diet for him. Except for a dlme'a
worth of hamburg once a week, he
seems to want no other food." All
wlne aald. "On Saturday, though,
he wanta hla hamburg. It may
sound Ilka an exaggeration but on
Saturday evening he cornea Into the
shop and won't give me any peace
until I buy the meat for him."
Pal also, unlike other eate. hu a
fondneaa for small doge. He waa
ralaed with a small terrier.
I remove pulp carefully. These may
. then be cooked In water until tender
I and then put Into a heavy syrup and
r cooked at 330 degrees, drained and
'sprinkled with granulated sugar. Of
course, auch basket would be for
special occasions and filled with long
j keeping frulta. However, for more
ordinary service. Just fill the freshly
cut basket with a good fruit com
y4 cup sour cream.
1 teaspoon lemon Julo.
V4 teaspoon vinegar.
teaspoon salt.
Daah cayenne pepper.
Spring Surprise SaUd
1 large cucumber.
I stuffed olives.
1 pkg. lemon flavored gelatin.
S tomatoes.
3 cups boiling water.
I head lettuce.
Mayonnaise.
Dissolve the gelatin In boiling water
and fill Individual molds (or muffin
tins, one-third ful. When they are
firm decorate with thinly sliced
olives and cucumber and add Just
enough gelatin to hold the decora
tion then return to the refrigerator.
Remove skins from the tomatoes
and slice In one-Inch alee. Spread
with mayonnaise and place on aatad
plate, mayonnaise side down. Un-
mold gelatin mixture and place on
top of slice oX tomato then com
pletely cover the salad with mayon
naise and shredded lettuce. Oarnlsh
with a stuffed olive or radish roae.
Apple Bloswm Salad
I eup steamed prunes (pit and
chill).
1 cup orange pulp, diced.
1 cup marsh ma Hows, diced
! cup apples, diced.
1 cup dates, e hopped.
eup orange Juice.
Put Into a salad bowl lined with
lettuce leaves, covering the diced fruit
with the prunes. Make blossoms of
pink msrsh mallows, cutting with
scissors to simulate apple blossoms.
Use a tiny yellow candy in the eenter
of each flower.
fttnftVd Beet Jaled
Cook medium sized beets until Un
der, remove skins and eenter portion
of each. Place on bd of shredded
lettuce and fill with a mixture of
celery, green onions, radishes, etc.
Dress with French dressing and serve
very cold.
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rails Krom Aute
THE DALLES. Ore., May IT. (AP)
Mrs. J. H. Immel. Torpenlsh, Wn.,
was Injured today when she fell from
a car on the Evergreen highway two
miles east of this city. She was
brought to a local hospital suffering
from a broken arm, two broken ribs
and minor bruises.
CAT PIED PIPER
ULINARY
RAFT....
Hy Kitella Oorgsn, Director, Mom
Service, the California Ore
gon Ho wet Company
MARfiHFIffLD. Ore., Mivy 17. (AP)
Construction of a new att capltol
building on the present site of Wil
lamette university at Salem was ad
vocated here tod Ay by Senator John
J. OOM.
Qom plan, which he proposed as
fuirly tentative but at least worthy
of study, would move Willamette uni
versity to a location "where there
would be ample grounds for a dlgnl
ftftd campu with room for all cam
pus activity." He believe the pro
ject could be financed by federal aid.
either Independently or In participa
tion with the state.
bination, top with whipped cream and
serve on a lace paper dolly at each
place.
Florida 8a la
Bach serving:
i4 avocado.
cup crab meat.
y, teaspoon salt,
4 cup sour cream dressing.
Have Ingredient very cold and fill
the avocado with the crab meat and
dressing, Oarnlsh with red end green
peppera or some such decoration.
Dressing: Mia and chill:
SHELBY. O (UPI TWe eitr ley.
claim to feline "Pled Plow." which
during th. lut flva jeare hu killed
an estimated 3.000 rata.
Hla nam la "Pal." and ha la a flva-year-old
eat belonging to Arthur
Allwlne, barber shop proprietor.
Little la known of Pare lineage,
but ha la moatly tiger, with a bit of
Angora, which account for the fact
that he haa attained a weight of IT
pounda.
"Since the time he wa, a kitten Tre
kept track of the rata he's killed. 1
AAI.AO HKAKONAHI.KS
All about us the trees are blooming
with promise of fresh frulta before
many wks. The "garden spot" of
home, and those of our markets, are
becoming more versatile and Interest
ing every day and. In the ssme pro
portion, salad Ideas are presenting
themselves for spring consumption.
So, the Sslsd Bow) takea, the eenter
of the table apalnl
May Basket Halads
Out baskets from grnpefrulU and
SALEM, May 17. (AP) A. M.
Chapman, prune grower In the Lib
erty district south of Salem, was
elected administrator of the Oregon
stste prune code at a meeting of the
prune control board here yesterday.
He succeeds R. A. Ralley. adminis
trator, since the code was put Into
effec. last fall.
WINDOW GLASS Wa aetl window
glass and will replace your broken
windows reasonable. Trowbridge Cab
inet Works.
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SWIFT'S EMPIRE BACON. Lb 32' -
SWIFT S PREMIUM SLICED BACON, y, lb. pkg 22
SWIFT'S BR00KFIELD CREAM CHEESE. Pkg. 10c
(3 oi. pkgs. Pimento or Plain)
SWIFT'S MONOGRAM FRANKS. Lb 24
WESSON OIL, quart . . 43c
...SHINE
Graham CRACKERS 2 lb. box
MINUTE TAPIOCA 2 pkgs. 25c
COMET RICE lb. carton . . .
BUNGALOW GROCERY
FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES
409 NORTH RIVERSIDE
MEDFORD, OREGON
LUMAN BROTHERS
SUPER FOOD MARKET
GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS
VEGETABLES BAKERY
CORNER MAIN AND BARTLETT MEDFORD
Alexander's Grocery, Inc
Complete Line of
Battle Creek Health Foodi
203 West Main Street Medford
INDA HUMPHREY
A COMPLETE FOOD MARKET
PHONE 462
534 EAST MAIN STREET MEDFORD
DO REM US CASH GROCERY
The Little Store with the Big Bargains'
71 North Main Street riione 100 Ashland, Ore.
DOUGHERTY'S GROCERY
Shop the I.G.A. Way Every Day
47 North Main St. Phone 62
Ashland, Oregon
SCHUMACHER'S GROCERY
The I.G.A. of the Redwood Highway
Cave City, Oregon
HAM'S GROCERY
MEATS, GR0CERIE3. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Gold Hill, Oregon
GODWARD MERCANTILE CO.
Groceries General Merchandise
Jacksonville, Oregon
TRYOH'S MERCANTILE
General Merchandise and Hardware
TALENT, OREGON
FABER'S CASH MARKETS
Groceries-Fruits and Vegetables-Feed
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STAR SEED & GROCERY Co.
o "The Store with a Conscience"
409 411 G Street Phone 43
Grarcts Pass, Oregon