Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 23, 1936, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1936 "Save On Sixth Street" Slogan of Sixth Street Merchants Saturday gun In a campaign to cripple every line of business that advertises price and quality." Opponents of the amendment are headed by the Portland better busi ness bureau and by numerous cham bers of commerce, who state In their arguments that If the amendment were passed many "vicious practices long outlawed, could again be ex ploited." Those opposed to the amendment state the favorable passage would open the way for advertising various "crimes of lust, repeal of various vegetable grading and label laws, and would lift the safeguards from all types of conbumers." The dental advertising statute Itself has been tried In the state supreme court and found constitutional. age 2-7; 720 boxes VS. No. 1, 3.15 70, average 2.46; Washington Flemish 606 boxes extra fancy 1.90-2.35; aver age 2.16; 114 boxes fancy 1.80-2.10. average 2.09; Anjous 1351 boxes extra fancy 2.15-85, averago 2.45. fancy 2.20-75, average'2.44; 558 boxes unclassified 1.65-2.30, average 2.05; Washington, Anjous, 535 boxes extra fancy 2.15-80, average 3.44; 1370 boxes unclassified 1.55-2.30, average 1.90; Flemish, 1096 boxes 1.30-3.10, average 1.64; Boscs, 662 boxes unclas sified, 1.60-2.15, average 1.87. vember 1. The company's earnings sr. exceeding $1.20 a share, Septernbe, profit- approximating 135.000. Everyday Cooking Miracles Diet For Repeaters ALBANY, Oct. 23. (AP) Chief w Police R. L. Chandler has s new wj to discourage periodical Inmates tt the city Jell. He puta them on a bread and water diet. Howard Robert Torrance who, records show' have been frequent repoaters on pet-' ty offenses are testing the effective ness of Chandler's wisdom. .Uoslng time for Too Late to Clai. slfv Ads ts 1:30 p. m. BY VIRGINIA FRANCIS Dlrlclvr Uolpolnt EUtlrU Cooktry Imlttuts Pear Market Yesterday NEW YORK, Oct. 23 (AP-Ofl Dept. Agr.) Pears: 10 cars arrived: 2 California, 6 Oregon, 7 Washington unloaded, 19 on track: market ellkhtly weak; Oregon, Boscs 1440 boxes fancy 1.85-2.70, average 2.21; 2161 No 1, 1.90-2.65; average 2.33. 720 boxes fancy and better ' 1.95-2.50, average "She, knowt her onions" that's what they'll be saying about you at the end of THIS onion soup course! Transparent brownish-colored on ion rings, cavorting around in a savory, sparkling broth, spells "ap- or store the stock In the refrigerator until you care to use it. This Thrift Cooker brown soup stock may reach its destination as onion soup, as consomme, as Juli enne soup, or what have you. TO BEON BALLOT Proponents Claim Present Law Fostered By Selfish Group Foes Vision Re turn Of Vicious Practices. PAPER MILL DIVIDENDS PROSPERITY INDICATION PORTLAND, Oct. 23. (AP) Divi dends paid by the St. Helens Pulp It Paper company soared to 80 cents this year with the decision of di- CHICAGO, Oct. 23. (AP-O.S. Dept. Agr.) Pears: 7 cars Washington ar rived; 10 cars on track, 8 sold; Ore gon. Borcs 1632 boxes 1.Q0...60, aver 2.34; Cornice, 720 boxes fancy 2.50. 65, average 2.54; Anjous, 104 boxesrectors to pay a 20-cent dividend No- TiTfs-srriiTiiT---ssT'- mi i immmmsmsmms3kmmsWsKM .iiBDEH The modern bride certainly "knowt her onions" in making delicious onion soup the modern electric Kay. petlier" in any man's language and wnen topped on witn toastea French bread and grated parmesan cheese, you'll bo proud to say "I made It-'" "Know Your Onions" Now, Just how can you "know your onions" when it comes to making French onion soup? You can choose the easiest, simplest way possible and it will, undoubt edly, be the bestl The Thrift Cooker of the modern electric range Is the- secret of this "way" because within its roomy, well-insulated walls, soup yes, all kinds and varieties may bo made which requires no stirring or watching. The low-controlled heat obtainable in this miracle unit makes for rich fla vored soup, while scoring another point for old man economy, - You are familiar with recipes which so nonchalantly call for soup stock. Well, onion soup is one of them and, no doubt, you have passed it by for that very reason: However, with the electric range you just toss the makings of a good brown soup stock Into the Thrift Cooker ket tle, cover It, turn on Low heat and forget all about It, In 5 or 6 hours the stock will be made and you can either proceed with the onion soup Brown Soup Stock Z'i lbs. beef 3 sprigs parsley shank 2 tablespoons fat V quarts cold water 1 H teaspoons salt Vs bay leaf 3 whole cloves V, cup carrot . (cut In small piecen) cup onion (cut in small pieces) cup celery (cut in small pieces) By CLAYTON V. HERNHARD . SALEM. Ore.. Oct. S3. (AP) The state legislature In 1933 passed a lew, better known as trio dentlats's advertising act, which forbids dent ists from advertising prices. The ln latlvo measure on advertising to be voted on November 3, would nullify, by constitutional amendment, this act as well as forbid regulation of any truthful advertising within the state. In sponsoring the amendment to the constitution, 8. T. Oonohue. Eu gene, declared a lavorable vote on the bill would protect all lines of lawful business from legislative re striction placed on them by small groups banded together to promote their own selfish Interest at the ex pense of honest competition Proponents of the smendment fur ther stote the dental law was not designed for the general publle, since It does not prohibit lowering of prices or giving free dental examinations. They state further that the act af fpntlnK dentlsos only "Is the openlm; Remove meat from bone and cul in small cubes. Heat fat in hot frying pan, add meat and brown lightly. Crack soup bone in several places, and place In Thrift Cooker kettle. Add cold water, browned meat, seasonings snd vegetables. Cover. Cook on Low heat 5 to 6 hours, strain carefully; cM" and skim off fat. Onion Soup 6 small onions 6 cups brown (sliced thin) soup stock 3 tablespoons Salt and pepper butter Place 'sliced onions In saucepan. Cook on High heat 10 minutes, and Low heat 10 minutes. Combine with soup stock In Thrift Cooker kettle; add seasonings and heat on High heat until soup is very hot. Serve with toasted bread slices or croutons and grated parmesan cheese. PITTSBURGH, Oct. 33. (AP) The Carneglc-Illlnols Steel corpora tion notified employe representatives today It cannot at this time consider s demsnd of a $1.12 a day wage Increase. Dee Mall Tribune want a1s ALBANY, Oct. 33. (AP) A pres sure cooker, exploding in a kitchen, showered Mrs. Bruce Hunter with boiling grspejulce, Inflicting severe facial burns. Flour FUEL OIL. ill kinds. Cull 1184 Pot minim Hnt & Burner Co SHE SAYS: We've never been disappointed In Hills Bros. Cofioo, have we? I remember when we started to use II years ago , , , when you were saying people wouldn't change from horses to those new fangled automobiles. T , f , s GOOD COfFEJ DESERVES CARE IN BREWING 77l G?VUci Qjund of Hills Bros. Coffee li a standard set by a knowledge of coffee acquired through more than half a century of roasting and packing coffee. 7hi CoVWcfc Qjdnd Is 01 fine ot coffee should be ground. Finer grinding sacrifices flavor and aroma, a well ai keeping qualities after the can Is opened. Will Broi.CofToe should not bereground. TKl CcVlUt G.lind is juar.ntced to produce the finet-tastlng bev erage In any type of coffee-maker, Directions for making coffee by the meihod you use will be enl on request, IS - ."" ll , , .nenennnnie 9 I psgyrm ynwrniT-i fnrcrt?Mm COFFEE H iSL CONTESTn I &Uljc& i i i .- n. n...n.. " JWf W I I I II yiaWTTTl I lb. 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Van Oamps. tiJ&ffl -M LV' V ' I Convenient and Healthful for a Qr 5' yVf J- lunch. Lgo. tins 3 C mm in. - ' i mjiar'n iv urs i: i i 1 n, i.i in u I 1U, ynll - r r I It I j STARCH. Kingsford Corn Q or Qloss. pkg. s5 C I ji jAia. urystai wedding ?Kf I ncg. size pg. 0 w I Calumet s powdePond ca Ham wholo'orhalf Ibe C EST lb. 27c i PBW n iwuiaai .stwwiwiumnMinw I si m 1 1 i rs 1 1 fiiVi rr.ii i t . ri . Prices Effective Saturday and Monday, October 24, 26 CraCkeS HrrMaidGraharns2 lb. Ctll. 2$C T3 H rifl SJBEiCLibby. Just slice and WV& -BCfV serve. 12 oz. can Minee Meat Soap Sugai1 m as VEt-Mi w ' 2 lbs. 1 9 10 bars 3c 25 lb. bag $1.39 qt. jug 39c BiUk Good Quality OK. The big yellow bar. Made by P. & G. Pure Cane in sanitary cloth bags Sleepy Hollow Pure Cane and Maple Pancake Flour 9 ib. bag 39c MARSHMALLOWS Fluffiest "if Many ways to serve themJlD. & Pride of tt'e West - 5 Softwhoat blend ty 1D Dag $ j& .2 Pearls of Wheat est d Lg. 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Ready to heat and serve. j g 11 oz. tins. 4 for I S C INSTANT P0STUM IVORY Medium RINS0 Oft, 4 oz, pkg. S-3l 4 bars 25c Small pkg. 10c CHEESE Q Mt. Hope, made by Kraft. Lb. -"C CANDY BARS Assorted kinds. BABY FOOD Libby's Homogenized Honey SOAP. White King Granulated -g. size ..c. Made locally 3 for 10C 10c Med. size hwU can Pure SAFEWAY QUALITY MEATS PORK ROAST sru n. 1 9c s' lb- E9C SHORTENING 3 ibs. 35c Hamburger COTTAGE CHEESE . 10 SIb.pail Swiss Steak tt-i.tir.ns te,