OREGON". FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER . 1935
JAGE SEYE
Peaches in Delicious Breakfast Dish
MEDFORD MAIL. TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD,
FOR PRESIDENT
SACRAMENTO. Cal., Sept. 8. (UP)
Governor Prank Flnlay Merrlam to
day was notified of organization of
the first "Merrlam for President"
club.
Albert H. Mlllcr.of , Azusa. Cal.. no
tified the Rovernor that the club had
been formed In that city "to assist in
conveying to the nation and to you
the wlde.pread desire of our people
that you be their standard bearer In
the forthcoming presidential elec
tion." Governor Merrlam shortly will visit
the national convention of the Ameri
can Legion In St. Louis. Political
circles said the visit was intended aa
a trial balloon to determine the atti
ftide of the Legion toward the gov
ernor as a national Republican candi
Lake Creek
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LAKE CREEK. Sept. ffipl.) -Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Ragsdale have
moved to Butte Polls, where Mr.
RjicAdale expects to operate a saw
mill. Letr Throclcmorton ha a crew
of men. with a as shovel and trucks,
graveling the strip of rosi between
the Town and Rassdale places.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stldham of
Grant Pass, accompanied hy Mr. and
Mrs. Louie Young of Meridian, Ida.,
were calli- on relatives here Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. William Hoefft are
staying in Medford thla week. Mrs.
Hoefft and daughter Edith are vislt
irm relatives while Mr. TToeflt and
Mark are working in the fruit.
Mrs. Charlea Seefleld was shopping
In Medford Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Pech took their
daughter Eunice ' Ashland Thursday
to have her eyes treated and fitted
1th glasses.
Ted Hoefft la working at tl K?r
f)!iv orchard thla week.
Vr. Illztbeth Grltfm is spending
this, week with hr daughter, Mrs.
41 Coa and fmlly, at Klamath Falls.
The next dance t the Grange hall
111 bt September 14th.
Mrs. Lucy Vleaux of near Medford
a pleisant caller on day lost
t4 at th iiorm of her sister, Mrs.
i. . Short.
Jtfrs. JArstret', Nussbaum .ssl.t
lw t the Tonn home during, the
fcnce of Bra. Grlaby, who 4 work
lf in the fruit.
To start the dav off rlsnt. there ts
nothing like good breakfast. Fruit
and cereal are considered essenM,
and a combination of the two foods
ifc delicious.
The peach aeaaon la now at its
prime and fresh sliced peaches served
en shredded wheat biscuits make a
fine breakfast dish. The wheat bis
cuits may be rved Just as they come
tm the package; they may be moist
ened with hot water before serving,
or they iay be moistened, then fried
in butter. The addition of plenty of
sliced peaches and sugar and cream
Is good with any one of these meth
ods. French toast Is a fine second course
for a hearty breakfast, end. incident
ally . it is an Ideal way to take care
of stale bread. Here are the recipe
and directions for making It:
French TnnM.
or 9 slices of brea
. Salt
1 4 cups milk.
Beat the iz.7s. arid the milk and
salt. Dip slices of bread into the
mixture and saute In a lit$? hot fat
until a delicate brown on both sides.
Srve hot with Jam or syrup.
Occasionally everyone, likes a new
kind of svrup to be usetf on pancakes.
wiffiea or French toast, and here Is
a recipe for homemade caramel syrup
which we consider delicious. The only
caution in makln? it Is to see that
the sugar does not become too brown
when It is caramelized, as this would
give the syrup a dark color aid a
strong, bitter flavor. The addition
of cream of tartar prevent crystal
lizing and permit a much thicker
Aym than would otherwise be pos
sible. Caramel S.irup.
(For hot. cakes or waffles.)
1 cup sugar, cammellzcd
1 cup war
1 cup sugar
Vi teaspoon cream of trtn
Melt one cup of sugar and stir It
until It is a light golden brown. Do
not ovcrbrown it, aa this will give
the ayrup a bitter flavor. Add one
cup of waur and cook until the cara
mel dissolves. Add the second cup
of sugar and the cream of tartar snd
cook till this auerfr. too. has dis
solved. Measure the mixture and add
enough water to malv a total vol
ume of 1 i cups of syrup. )ore
water may be added if thinner syrup
la desired, but this Is a thlckne.
comparable to many of the commr
clal cane and maple mlxt-.vres.
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September t. 1035.
Forcnjts.
MWford and vicinity: F-iir tonight
nd SaturdO'! little change in tem
perature, o
Oregon: Fair tonight nd Satur
i day. but morning cloud oc fog north
west portion and on const; little
change IH temperature.
l.fxfl lnt.
Temptraturt a yir today:
ight, P0, loet, 9.
Tottl monthly precipitation, none.
ficlency for th month, .05 Inch.
Totl prplplttlon since September
I. IMS, non. DIlciency for the sea
0m, .OA inch.
VlaVv humidity at 5 p. m. yes
137c; 9 tod. 3.
9mr: tomorrow, fi 3 a.
unt tomorrow, 6:35 p. m.
f4fcrttlon Tken at 5 a.
120 Meridian Time.
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MONT03AL. (lOl) Unemploy-f
mnt among young women In Mont
real has not affected the trade In cos-
metls. An unofficlalsurvey has re- ;
vea'd that a god partif the mea- 1
ger relief money rccelvrd by girls i
spent on powder and lipstick. o
Mrs. Twitter's having her face pvtinted, becauot
John's still trying to till inacts oa at m time.
PT should Hill 'em holeoia. It'a mmy tm !
Mcfcd Oil llj Sf7 lite 'cm -wheimtU. V
like it light so -'htn. your tfnji (wm i U
mist, it flot in tht ei mtttU do-wn tlovly
nd reaches kok of imti; hoth thom jom tm
mt ind thoat lurking out of liffet. Hte
flies, tnts, gnttr nd moif yc fa't twt Mot
killing, too. Sttndcrd Oil Fly Srtj kitt'M
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Kaacba tW ifMi ut W mvmj'
thing! an don't arrr oMMt
Drle brlRkt la 2 tlu-
on hardwood, linoleum ami
other floors, -lthoJt polwkln
If you prefer to u a polfchnr,
choose Standard Oil Pat Wax
or Standard Oil Liquid Wax fr
lasting lustre.
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KILLS
Mosourrois niii - tOACm
MOTHS 'HAS - ANTS ONATa,
ON PICKET LINE
TRRE HAUTE. Tnd.. Sept. i. (VP,
Ponrra Hapsrood. IndlarupolU. nd
Leo Vernon. Madison. Wis., socialist
org arUzers . we re a rret ed 1 Mt right
while on the picket line t th Terrt
Haute Mallesble and Manufacturing
company plant.
Aaron Gtlmartln. executive secre
tary of the Socialist and Labor De
fense league, also wo seized.
The trio was held without bond on
vagrancy charges.
The picket line wm that of work
ers at the Malleable who went on
strike several weeks ago.
Earlier In the day. pickets at the
Columbian Enameling and Stamping
company plant dispersed after the
arrest of Carl Wlwon. 25. Terre Haute,
on a charge of Impersonating an of
ficer. The Columbian plant was focal
point of a paraly74ng general strike
here July 22. Martial law was de
clared In the area.
You Can Complete) Your Food Buying and Save Money at
BROTHERS
Main and Bartlett
LUMAN
Phone 273 4 Free Deliveries Daily 4-Phone 273
Ruth Luy Dance Studio. Enroll
Thursday or rrlday. Sept. B and 6.
Sparta Btdg. Phone 1545.
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T-Bone Steaks, per pound . 20c
Fresh Side Pork, per pound . , -19c
Smoked Picnic Shoulders. Ib, 22c
Shortening, 3 ibs. for 39c
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POTATOES
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49-lb. sack
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ask your driver or Phone 203 and a generom amplo of ,
Fresh, Vine Ripened Del Rogue TOMATO JUICE will be
delivered FIE.
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OLD FASHIONED
PRALINE QAKES
Here's a cako which is truly different and one which will
delight oven thi most fastidious.
Eacb 23c
OATMEAL DROPS
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Ideal for that after school lunch when the children come
home hungry after a day of school and play.
Dozen 19c
CACHES .
If canning season U on for peaches. We have
choice peaches at a very low price.
Fruits? and Vegetables
LETTUCE, choice 'crisp heads,
each 5c
BUNCH VEGETABLES, the very
choicest, fresh from the gardens,
3 bunches for 10c
TOMATOES, Red Ripe, local,
4 pounds for 10c
BANANAS, deliciously ripe, lb. 5c
ONIONS, Fancy local, per lb. 2c
Other Vegetables Prices Right
Watermelons 0nIcelb.iy2c
A FULL PINT
Delivered in time for
breakfast
10c