Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 02, 1935, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMF.DFORD MSIIi TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREO ON. FRIDAY. 'ATGTJST 2. 133.5. PAGE SEVEN H You Can Do All Your Food Shopping at GIN 10 LAW IN UMAN BROTHERS Main and Bartlett Southern Oregon housewives delight in shopping in this clean, light store where selections are always complete, quality the best and prices in line with restricted family budgets . . . Visit us Saturday ... Do ALL of your shopping in this one store . it is. see how convenient FOR SATURDAY Fancy Rhode island Red Hens lb. 20c I Fancy R. I. Red Fryers Beef Pot Roast . . Beef Short Ribs . T-Bcne & Sirloin Steak SPRING LAMB . . SHORTENING . . BALEM. Ore., Aug. I. (UP) Montini'i klrk-bacK on th "gin marriage" law. which went Into sffMt In that atat July 1, may hav considerable Influence on th Oregon legislature when It convenes for a special session thla fall. Aa far as could be learned, there hadn't been a single marriage llcenae granted In Montana durlrwt July. Montana aolona aent Dan Cupid stumbling when they nailed him on the button with one of America's moat far-reaching marriage lawa. The act made it necessary for ap plicants for a marriage license to ob tain a health certificate showing free dom from venereal disease. Infectious tuberculosis and other Inherent dis ease. What caused real trouble, however, was a clause holding physlclana re sponsible lor a felony and liable to revocation of license In esse of im proper examination. Montana physicians flately refused to sign sny certificates, saying they would, be held liable for sny disease revealing Itself after marriage. The only July weddings In the mining state were those for which 1 licenses had been previously secured. T . lb. 23c lb. 12Hc . lb. 10c . lb. 20c lb. 20c 3 lbs. 39c GROCERIES FLOUR HELD VAGRANTS Prank ZlngllnsX-I. 30. who (rave hla home as Newburg. Oregon, and Wil liam BrocXett, 19, who gave his home aa Los Anjeles, were yesterday sen tenced to 30 days in the county Jail, and assessed court costs of 14.50 in Justice court, on their plea of guilty to a vagrancy charge. , The two young men. who had in their possession an old car for which they had no papers, had "no visible mesne of support", and have been "hanging around" town for several days, according to a report from the state police, who made the arrest. Kitchen Queen 49 lb. $1.69 MILK IGA or Morning Brand Milk Klamath Falls Bouquet 49 lb. $1.55 Per can Case . . . 6c S2.85 FRESH EGGS Fresh medium Doz 23c Fresh extra Doz 25c mFFFF SPFriAl. wi Three Crystal Glasses and two pound pkg. of Coffee, rl ait en- 39c BUY YOUR APRICOTS NOW This will be about your last chance to get Apricots for canning and preserving. E FANCY LOCAL CABBAGE Per lb 2V2c FRESH CRISP CELERY Per stalk ... 10c WE HAVE OTTO BOHNERT'S FAMOU CANTALOUPES ICE COLD WATERMELONS Guaranteed quality! with thp rnmincr of the harvest season you will find p our Bakery Department more of a help than ever. Here you will find a large variety 01 iooas, an iresn imui the bakery and well suited to use in lunches and quickly prepared meals. This is a convenience that you will find only in a store where you can do all your shopping tinder one roof. '& Shop at Luman where you can nil an your iooa warns under one roof. Special items for Saturday are: Marble Angel Food,- $0 Half ,lze 20C Large size - www tian size ssaww Date Nuts Bread 1 5C A new item - I ww Homemade Ice Cream When the thermometer goes to 90 In the shsde, our natlonsl sum mer dish. Ice cream, In all its varla. Hons, reachea Its summit of popu larity. The sound of the freezer being crsnXed Is sweet music to our esrs. He was an Ingenious American who Invented the Ice cream freezer. It waa another Ingenloua American who further simplified and made economical the making of Ice cream at home by invention of Ice cream powder. The basic principle for malt ing home-made Ice cream with Ice cream powder is simplicity Itself one quart of mult, or milk ana cream, blended with a package of ice cream powder, then freeze. For the lucky ownera of automatic re frigerators, the process la even elm pier, since there Is no crank to be turned. There are five versions of this con venient product unfavored, vanilla, chocolate, strawberry and lemon. With these and a dash of culinary Ingenuity, housewives can make an Infinite variety of Ice cream des serts. Here are the master recipes for freezer Ice cream and for sutomaffc refrigerator ice cream, and recipes for two popular le creams coffee and fresh peach. Master Recipe for Automatic Refrigerator Ice cream. 1 package Ice cream powder (va nilla, strawberry, lemon or choc olate flavor) 4. tablespoons sugar 3 cups milk 3 cups cream, whipped. I Combine Ice cream powder and I sugar. Add milk very gradually, atlr- I ring until dissolved, f old into wqif- ' ped cream. Turn Into freezing tray of automatic refrigerator and freeze aa quickly as possible about hours usuaUy required. Stir thoroughly . three times during the nrst hour ol freezing (cream should be thick for the third stirring). Makes about Hi quart ice cream. (With chocolate ice cream powder, use H cup sugar): j Master Recipe for Freezer Ice Cream I 1 quart milk ! 1 package ice cream powder". Y 1 nine, atrawberrr. lemon, or choc j olate flavor) I Add milk very gradually to Ice ! cream powder, stirring untu dia. 'solved. Freeze in freezer. Mskes l'i quarts Ice cream. I Instead of the quart of milk in . thla recipe, you may prefer to use ... 1 cup cream and S cups milk, or 1 cup evaporated milk and S cupe milk or water. Either aubstltutlon will give fine results. (With choco late Ice cream powder, add cup sugar). Coffee Ire Cream. 1 1 package unflavored Ice cream ; powder 1 cup sugsr 1 cup water 3 cupa strong coffee 1 cup eveporated milk. Combine les cream powder and sugar, sdd water snd coffee very gradually, stirring until dissolved Then add evaporated milk. Freeze In freezer. Makes l'i qusits. Fresh reach Ice Cream. '., cup sugar Few drops slmond extrsct 2 cups fresh pesch pulp 2 cupa milk 1 package unflavored Ice cream powder 1 cup heavy cresm. Add sugar and almond estract to peach pulp and let stand while ice cream mixture Is being made. Add milk very gradually to ice cream powder, stirring until dissolved; tnen I add cream. Freeze In freezer until thick, but not hard; add sweetened peach pulp and continue freezing Makes l'j quarts Ice cream. No Flour No Butter In This Cake! irx t WM rt tWV-- vX t. mTtmttr i 1'itTHiilTi" "' Tr 'Thi ir- ' h !.vnuMl teTOiMTlttMMMfflss FEDERAL RULE OF HOW In the world can & eak ba made without using; flour, butter and some kind of flavoring extract? The question 1b simply answered use Brazil nuts and eggs. You would little auBpect that these same Ion?, hard-shelled holi day nibbles would, when passed through a food chopper, provide the necessary body for a cake. Nor per haps would you think that their own natural oil would serve as a suitable shortening. Unblanched nuts pro duce the best flavor. Brazil Nut Cake Prepared as directed this cake will provide a deliclouBly different dessert. The recipe calls for: 2 cups ground H teaspoon Brazil nuta salt 6 eggs 1 cup sugar Grind the nuts (about H pound shelled nuta or l'i cups before grinding) and mix with sugar and salt. Beat egg yolks until foamy and beat In sugar and nut mixture. Beat thoroughly and fold In beaten egg whites. Pour Into 3 greased 8- Inch layer cake pans. Bake In a mod erate oven, 350 degreea F., for 80 minutes. Or pour mixture Into a greased Sl4 inch tube pan or spring form and bake in a alow oven, 325 degrees F.,for 20 minutes; raise the temperature to 375 degrees F. for 10 minutea and then decrease heat to 325 degreea F. for 30 minutes. Frosting 1 egK whites, unbeaten 1H cups brown sugar, firmly packed Salt i tablespoons water pound cut or whole Brazil nuts cup whole nuts) Put egg whites, sugar, salt and water In upper part of double boiler. Beat with an egg beater until well mixed. Place over rapidly boiling water, beating constantly with egg beater and cook 7 minutes, or until frosting will stand in peaks. Remove from Are. Beat until thick enough to spread. Frost cake and decorate with whole or cnt Brazil nuts. Cut nuts may be sprinkled on top of each frosted layer. STIRS LABORITE LONDON, Aug. a. (Ft A labor party member's question aa to why J. P. Morgan, American financier, called on Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin waa answered In the houaa of commons today by Baldwin him self "The member !a under a misappre hension In thinking J. P. Morgan paid an official visit to 10 Downing strset," stated the prime minister in a written answer. "Mr. Morgan la an old per sonal friend of mln with whom I have stayed in New Tork. He always cornea to ace me when , he Is In this country. I hope he will continue to do so " The question was naked by J. Mo Govern, Glasgow laborlt. who said he thought that. Inasmuch as Mor gan's visit to the prime minister had been reported in America, the house of common ought to know all about It. Without a formal vote, the house passed Baldwin's motion that "If the public Interest requires" It should meet again earlier than October 30. WINDOW GLASS We Mil window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. TRUCKS PLEASES WASHINGTON. Aug. 3. (AP) Gov ernment official and a truck oper ators' group united today in express ing satisfaction with house passage of a senate-approved bill regulating Interstate movement of buses and trucks. "I think the legislation will have a very beneficial effect on the whole transportation situation." said Joseph B. Eastman, federal co-ordtnator ot transportation. "It will help the railroads. Tt will also help the truck and bus Industries and tt will not eliminate competition In the transportation field." He said he did not believe federal regulation of bie and trucks would mean higher rates. J. W. Blood, vice-president of the American Trucking Association, Inc., said operators would "be delighted to co-operate with the Interstate com merce commission. "We have been working for some time for reasonable and fair regula tion and thla fills the gup." The bill now goes back to the senate for concurrence In several mi nor amendments. Urged early in the session by Presi dent Roosevelt, it places both com mon and contract carriers, buses and truck, under the Interstate commerce commission, but generally exempts private truckers, and trucks hauling farm products, fish, shell fish, or newspapers and fsrm co-operative trucks. ROB REALTOR IN SIGH OF CROWD DENVER, Aug. 3 AP) Three gunmen escaped with S34.000 In cash, stocks and Jeweirv tndsy after they held up Ma Schwartz, real estate man In his office on a downtown street. Two men left a parked car anrt followed Schwartu aa he opened his office. They drew guns and forced Schwsrta to unlock the safe, which they ransacked. The robbery oc curred within sight of scores of pe destrians who passed on the sid walk. separated from the office only by a plate glass window. The loot Included 13,000 worth of stocks which were non-negotlsble and $S00 In cash. The gunmen over looked aaooo in cash that was in the safe. After the robbery they warned Schwartz not to notify police and then fled in thetr car, with a third man driving. pan snd mix. Bring h boil ovar hottest fire and at one id botled fruit pectin, stirring conatf ntly. Then bring to a full rolling boM and boil hrd V, minute. Remove from fire, skim, pour quickly. Peraffin st once. Makes about 9 glasses id fluid ounce each). Mutch For scorpion MESA. Artz. iUP What's a scor pion to a healthy cockroach, quoth Archie, favorite of the Mess Journal Tribune shop sink. Printers found Archie perched on the edge of the sink preening himself. Beneath him lay a very dead scorpion. Archie waa not even wounded, hut he had bttten off the deadly creature's tail. Use Mall Tribune want ada "oU Torn wW'yV icnu;i " E LOAN $210 PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 3. (AP) The federal housing administration Is making 200 modernlratlon loans weekly in Oregon, a report of state activities stated today. The recent average of these loans has been (270 each, compared to a national average of $400. Total loans made up to July 37 was 4010, com prising 411,368.822. Outside of Multnomah county, Clatsop county led In the number of loans with Marlon county third. WILL BE RETIRED FRUIT AGITATORS SANTA ROSA. Calif.. Aug. 3. (UP) Threatened strike troubles in the rich apple-growing sections near Se bastopol reached a climax today when 150 men raided a meeting of alleged communists and forced the group to disband. Vernon Hesley. candidate for state senator last fall on tha communist party ticket, and Louis Lagomsrlsno. communist party candidate for the state assembly, were given hospital treatment for Injuries sustained in beatings administered by the "vigi lantes." Two other men suffered mtnor hurts in a melee which followed breakup of the meeting. Skimming Jelly ASK TROOPS FOR SAN FTTANCTSCO. Aug. 3. (API Retirement of 3,750.000 of Its 9 per cent debentures Is planned by Crown Zellerbaeh corporation. The loans will be called September 1 at 101 plus accrued Interest. There are a.440.000 of the deben tures In the hands of the public, and 1.B00.000 In the treasury. The call will cover $3,037,000 of those in public hands snd $723,000 h"ld In the treasury will be cancelled. The trans action will require about $3,10.000 In cash. KEYS and expert lock repairing Med ford Cyclery. 33 N Fir. Pb 381 "The Home of Good Meati. Swift 'i Gov. Inspected Meats" Cheer Up The Dinner Isn't Ruined Even if the pie is burned th Meat will please your guests. You are wise to do all of your meat buying at the Liberty Market where they sell only the Highest Quality Beef m Lamb Pork Veal SPECIALS v Shoulder of Lamb, lb 2hQ Steer Beef Short Ribs, lb. .... 10c Steer Beef Boil, lb 10c Steer Beef Pot Roast, lb 1 5c Steer Beef Round Steak, lb. . .'28c Swift's Bacon, half or whole, lb. 37c Fryers, lb 25c and 30c Fancy Fryers Hens Young Turkeys JACKSON, Cal., Aug. 3. (UP) An appeal for national guard aid maintain order In the Amador mint strike had been forwarded to Gov ernor Prank Merrlam's office today by Oeorfje Wilson, president of the Mother lKl miners' union of Jack son, and John Franco, a member of the union. The appeal swatted the governor's return to Sacramento from a south ern California trip for action. Last night "viRtlantes" clashed in a street fight with union members when the latter attempted to retain s, sign that rs tried a warning to all strikebreakers. More than 300 self appointed deputies and officers mix ed with approximately 30 union mem bers, It was said. Do you bsng your spoon on the sink when you're skimming Jelly? If you're like most women, yon do and ymi bang snd bang, and stilt the spoon doesn't (jet completely clean. Well. Frances Lee Barton, fnm ous home economist, suggests a little trick that Is so simple you'll wonder why you didn't think of Its yourself. She puts a bowl of hot water con veniently near her. and dtps the j spoon Into the water every time she 1 skims. Result, no bent spoon or ! wasted energy . . . and a fine, clear Jelly. Here, by the way. Is one of her favorite recipes: Wild Cherry Jelly. 3 cups (t'-i lbs.) Juice 64 cups (3i lbs.) sugar 1 bottle fruit pectin. To prepare Juice, stem about 3 pounds fully ripe cherries Add 3 cups water. Bring to a boil, covrr, and simmer IS minutes. (For strong cherry pit flavor, add tablespoons crushed pita during simmering, or 4 teaspoon almond extract before pouring.) Place fruit in Jelly cloth or bag and squeeze out Juice. Mea sure sugar and Juice Into large sauce- SHIPPING PORT KENTUCKY STRAIGH1 B0URB0H 90S, code m-c THE BEST STRAIGHT WHISKEY AT SO LOW A PRICE Frankfort Distilleries, f Louisville and Baltimore OLD WILDERNESS BRAND Kentucky 7fl Straight Whiskey I U Pt. Mart, hr Fmnkfort. Cnrtp Nn. tfll-C KleeM 3 New Beautifier for Fingernails nemovea Cuticle Without Acid; Without Cutting tVUh this one preparation, Msnteare, yrtrt ?sn do these four tbtnffs: . Hem ore thi L'titlrlf). a.l'lctiraar blench nulls of stains and blemishes. 3, Feed nails th ills t hej need In make Ihem healthy, 4. 1'repar (bo nails fnr a nrnre Blowing flppesraoct tvhen poll ill Is applied. No more expensive mnnlenres needed. I'M Muni rare reaularly, aud your nails wlU Always be bcintlful. 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And that's not all-they're double crisped in a special Quaker way that makes them doubly appetizing. Then they're packed in a triple sealed carton to protect their fresh flavor all the way to your table I TO (301 , Um Mail mbuii want aoa.