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fEDFORD MAIL TRIBITNTS. MEDFORD, OREO OX. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 0, 193fi. PAGE PIVTS V- h An event of Interest to all lovers of art Is the lecture by Miss Marlon Ady, assistant professor of art at the Southern Oregon Normal school, scheduled at the First Mothodtst church parlors on the corner of Main and Laurel streets Monday, October 12. at 7:48 p. m. Miss Ady has been at the Normal school since Its found ing ten years ago and Is well known In Medford. Her topic will be "Modern Ameri can Painting." She will discuss the . backgrounds, Influences and Individ ualities of all schools of the nine teenth century and all modern schools, and will show through a reflectoscope Illustrations In color of the works of 25 American painters. The lecture is being given under mo auspices or the southern Oregon Art association and la free. Miss Ady promises to present a type of art that will appeal to everyone. Includ ing a 'discussion of photography and ' Its Influence, and it is hoped all will take advantage of the opportun ity to hear her. BEWARE OF .IMITATIONS mm LEO SEXTON, i real "husky" tod Olympic Shot-Put Champion, tells you: "HUSKIES there's the best cereal I're tasted in years! They help build muscle, too!" ' J 1 , fly S H rV3 fi x f I Iran for blood. Phoiohorui and other I Tennis Champion I Jn "e lrZ&l HENRY "HEINIF MANUSH, the Boston Red Sox slug, ger, and "clean-up" man, says: "A four-banger 1 no bit game and HLSK1ES they're what I call 'dajj'l" SAVAGE RAPIDS L GRANTS PASS. Oct. 9. (SdU The water stored behind Savsge Rapids dam will be released Monday, said B. Reed Carter, secretary-manager of the Grants Pass Irrigation district, In making a final warning to anyone having boats or other property along Rogue river within reach of rising water. The water will be released slowly in order that the Increase In flow below the dam will not be great. However, if boats and other property are left within reach of the rising water line and not securely moored there Is danger of damage, Carter said: Workmen are replacing a catwalk across the dam, and now have the work about three-fourths completed. This walk la to be used In crossing the dam throughout the year and to facilitate work on the gates. Such a walk was originally on the dam. but was washed away In the flood of 1927. Two of the four gates put out of commission In the 1927 flood are be Easy to Make-Always Ready Costs Less Than 1c a Drink hi Cup of Sugar 2 Teaspoons of M.C.P.Lime-Lemon"Aid" 8 oz. Can M.CP. Pure Lemon Juice Mix these thoroughly, stirring well to dissolve sugar. This perfect mixing syrup keeps indefinitely in your refrigerator, in covered glass jar... ready for easy use when wanted. M.CP. Lemon Juice is the natural, pure, strained juice of California lemons conveniently canned ...M. P. C Lime-Lemon "Aid" adds the pure "top" flavor and bouquet of fresh limes. M.C.P. Lemon juice umiiemon aid AT ALL GOOD GROCERS Why Huskies TASTE one spoonful of HUSKIES . . , just one . . . and you 'won't ever want to stop! That's how good HUSKIES are! But these crisp, crunchy flakes of whole wheat have a lot more than a brand-new flavor. In every tempting bowlful you get all the food essentials of the whole wheat berry: Iron for blood. Phosphorus and other valuable mineral salts for strong bones and teeth. Carbohydrates for food-energy. Pro teins to help build muscle. Vitamins A, B, E and G, important to good nutrition. No wonder athletes say: "HUSKIES have what it takes!" Start eating HUSKIES today! t X m ' , - lng restored to service, too, Carter id. The Jacks and hinges are be ing repaired, and It is necessary to pour one new concrete pier. PORTLAND. Oct. 9. (AP) Policies of the Roosevelt administration were attacked here by Senator Frederick Stelwer In a declaration that It was "America's necessity to stop the spending before the nation Is de stroyed." Oregon's Junior senator and key noter at the Republican national con vention spoke before the State Re publican club. The senator criticized the presi dent's recent defense of the deficit "utterly Inadequate and unsatis factory," and said he saw little hope of a balanced budget. Jantzen Workers Will Share Profit PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 9. (AP) A fi per cent wage dividend was voted by Jantzen knitting mills directors to all employes now on the rolls who have had three months of continuous service within the year. The divi dend is computed on the total earn' lngs from September 1, 193S, to Aug ust 31, 1936. Some 500 employes were eligible. Common stockholders will be paid a divided of 25 cents a shart No vember 1. December 1 the regular quarterly dividend of 11.25 will be paid on 6 per cent cumulative pre ferred stock. Death To "Cheiro" Hollywood Mystic HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Oct. 9. (AP) "Cheiro," widely known psychic. died today In his secluded estate on Hollywood boulevard. He was 70 years old. His real name was Count Louis Hamon. An enormous guest book In his re- ceptlon room was testimony to the thousands of renowned persons who came to him for advice. "Cheiro" also was known as prolific writer, with a number of books on mysticism, astrology and kindred be liefs to his credit. He Is survived by his widow Countess Mona Hamon. Boulder Dam Juice Turns On Tonight LOS ANGELES, Oct. 9. (AP) Batteries of searchlights throwing light of 7,000,000,000 candle-power Into the sky. will herald the arrival of Los Angeles' first electricity from Boulder dam tonight. Speakers in a nationwide radio broadcast will announce the city has ample power, after which Miss Eliza beth Scattergood will press a key, setting in motion the generators 266 miles away. COATS you would want to wear $19.95 $29 75 ETHELWYN B HOFFMANN "Go For" HUSKIES! "HUSKIE" HINTS New and Delicious Treats for Breakfast and Supper. Griddle cakes and waffles are such favorites on American breakfast and supper tables that new recipes for these good things receive a warm wel come from homemakers. In making theoe waffles and grid dle cakes, housewives will be extend ing a welcome to a new whole wheat flake, which plays an Important part In giving these hot cakes a new flavor, texture and goodness. Huskies are whole wheat flakes which contain all the valuable food essentials of whole wheat iron, phos phorus, carbohydrates, proteins and four Important vitamins. So wives and mothers will be gratified to know that, In serving these hot cakes, they are providing the family with good, sound nourishment, as well as with delicious food. Blueberry Griddle fakes. h; cups sifted flour ' 3 teaspoons double-acting bakln; powder ?4 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons sugar 3 eggs, well beaten 14 cups milk 1 cup Huskies 1 tablespoon melted butter or other shortening 1 cup fresh blueberries. Sift flour once, measure, add bak ing powder, salt and sugar, and sift again. Combine eggs and milk; add to flour gradually, beating only until smooth. Add Huskies ana shorten lng. Fold In berries. Bake on hot greased griddle. Serve wltn blueberry hard sauce. Makes about two dozen griddle cakes. Blueberry Hard Sauce. 1-3 cup butter 1 cup sifted confectioner's sugar 4 teaspoon grated lemon rind Dash of salt Dash of clove cup fresh blueberries. Cream butter, add sugar gradually, and continue creaming until light and fluffy. Add lemon rind, sale and clove, and beat well. Fold In blue berries. Chill before serving; Makes about 1 Vi cups sauce. Buttermilk Huskies Worries. 1 cup sifted flour teaspon soda , teaspoon salt 1 cup Huskies 3 e8g yolks, well beaten ly cups buttermilk or sour milk 4 tablespoons melted butter or other shortening 2 egg whites, atlffly beaten. 81ft flour once, measure, add soda and salt, and sift again. Add Huskies and mix well. Combine egg yolks. milk and butter; add to flour mix ture, beating only until smooth. Fold In egg whites. Bake In hot waffle iron. Serve with maple - flavored syrup. Makes four 4 -section waffle. ..AVhole Wheat Cereal Flakes Make These Goodies Better. "The more the merrier" is the sen timent of most housewives when thny hear of new recipes for such popular dainties aa nut bread and Ice-box cookies. Hre are two brand -new HARRY HILLMAN Dartmouth Truck Coach Parmer Olympic Champion JOHNNY RE VOLT A r.O.A. Oolf Champl.n MORE BOOSTERS ifi-Vf! 7 FOR HUSKIES jLVW Jl ED DON GEORGE bStfj f Fomoui WreiNer K I JANE SHARP eea7r-f I Fftrmer Notional Indoor I a. vi . I recipes which make these good things even more delicious. A new whole wheat cereal flake, Huskies, contributes materially to the texture and flavor of these cookies and nut bread, and adds to them, at the same time, the Important food essentials of whole wheat. Ice-Box Cookies. 2 cups sifted flour 3 teaspoons double -acting baking powder 14 teaspoon salt H cup butter or other shortening 1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed 2 eggs, well beaten teaspoons vanilla teaspoons lemon Juice 1 cups Huskies. Sift flour once, measure, add bak ing powder and salt, and sift together three times. Cream bxitter thorough ly, add sugar gradually, and cream together until light and fluffy. Add eggs. Add flour gradually; then add vanilla and lemon Juice and Huskies. Shape Into rolls inches In diam eter, and roll In waxed paper. Chill overnight or until firm,, enough to slice. Cut Into thin slices. Bake In hot oven (400 deg. F) 5 to fl min utes. Makes four dozen cookies. Lunch-Box Nut Bread. 2 cups sifted flour 4 teaspoons double-acting baking powder 't cup sugar X egg. well beaten 1 cup milk 3 tablespoons melted butter or other shortening 14 cups Huskies cup broken walnut meats. 81ft flour once, measure, add bak lng powder, salt and sugar, and sift again. Combine egg, milk and short' enlng; add to flour mixture, stirring only enough to dampen all flour. Add Huskies and nuts and blend. Bake in greased laof pan, 7x3x2 Va inches, in moderato oven (350 deg. F.) 1 hour and 10 minutes, or tun 11 done. Auto Houses Make Census Difficult WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. (AP) This automobile trailer business Is be ginning to worry census officials. Nose counters at the bureau of census admitted that If the popu larity of gypsy living continues to Increase until 1940. when they make their next general census of popu lation, they will face a tough prob lem of getting records of trailer oc cupants. 750 CCC MEN REMAIN ON BANDON FIRE LINES PORT ORFORD, Ore.. Oct. 0. (AP) Seven hundred and fifty CCO work era are still patrolling the fire lines In Curry county. A wide tire trail has been built around the unconv pleted waterworks system. FUEL OIL, all kinds. Call 1184 Petroleum Heat As Burner Co'. Lost River BUTTER MARTHA N0RELIUS, older of American and World's records in long-distance free style swimming. member of American -Relay Swimming Team 1932 Olympic games. XNS.V 7 '0,T """'A 10 HELP AUT01STS PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 9. ( API A plan to aid commercial truck driv ers and motorists on the highways at night has been proposed by Ralph J. Straehll of the Allied Truck Owners' association. The suggestions are these: Two blinks of the headliRhts when about to pass a truc4 The truck driver would flash his rear light twice If the rear is clear, A single flash would caution the motorist and three flashes would tell him that the way la definitely unsafe. When a truck swings into view of an approaching automobile the driver would flash his lights once to let the motorist know there was danger ahead. WOMAN IS KILLED BY HILLSBORO, Oct 9. (AP) run away locomotive and car struck and killed Mrs. Charles A. arlfel. 91, on a logging road near here yesterday. Engineer Doyle McCurley and the three members of tho trail's crew leaped to safety when the train, car rying 30 tons of steel, got out of control and Jumped the tracks. Mrs- Cirlffel wns walking along the tracks to the home of a friend. Her body waa found at tho point whoro the heavy cars left the tracks. 4-H Club Exhibits Bring Good Prices PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 0. (API Youthful Pour-H club exhibitors re ceived approximately S22.260 nt the auction of animals at the Paclllo In ternational Livestock exhibition here. A fat Iamb owned by Rufus Krax berger of Canby brought the top price of tho day at S1.05 a pound. The lamb weighed 85 pounds. Thirty and ono-Dalf centa a pound was paid to Douglas Carter of Pendle ton for his grand champion Aberdeen Angus ateer. The grand champion Poland China pig owned by Melvtn Newhouae of Mnbton, Wash., brought 20 centa per pound. OON REPAIRS. Expert gunsmiths 31 m Bros.. 23 N. Fir. Gun sights. HERE ARE A FEW CLOSE-OUTS WHILE THEY LAST! ENDER'S RAZOR oL? V .... 9c 25c CORONA WHITE SHOE POLISH . . 9c 25c OWE WHITE SHOE POLISH . ... 13c 25c UNGUENTINE SOAP itbHeaii"g . ... 7c POLISHING WAX "d .... 19c 31.00 HAIR BRUSHES . 59c MALTED MILK Pen and Pencil Free 37c RAZOR BLADES 7c COD LIVER OIL HiZ'SS . ... 69c MINERAL OIL '3T , 49c TOILET TISSUE . 3 roiis 1 Qc P and G SOAP . . . 3 for 1 0c VAN -TAG E si. 2 5 size .... 2 for SI .98 Priceg Effective Saturday, Sunday and Monday IPEESClEIIl?'iriICS)KfS i 7 iur New Dock Used PORT ORFORD, Oct. 9. (AP) The new dock here had Its first visi tor when the steamer Elna arrived. The vessel was to take on 600.000 IT'S DIFFERENT! you'll srty so too when Apple Sauce Cake light, fluffy layers with fresh, choppod apples and tonsted nut meats all through the cake the whole spiced just right. Topped off with ft delicious cooked, brown sugar frosting; filled with toasted pocans. Order yours now 49c ip nun ACCURATELY FILLED FOR LESS! WSMMn feet lumber and then sail for Cooe Bay. Lenny Rapose and 12 great artlats at Merrick's next Tuesday night. you try this new special cbs 9 O 3 7 0
