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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGOX, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1936. PAGE NTNT3 OF 1:1 I AFTER CIVIL WAR 1 IS 1ST POPULAR Honey Delicious In Combination With Crackers I ' Oone With the Wind, provocittve novel of the post-war south by Msr pm Mitchell, beaded the list ot most popular fiction at Medford public li brary In October, tabulation show d today. It crowded out Honey In Uk Horn, salty tale ot Oregon life, which had occupied ilrst place lor several months. Oone with the Wind was quietly commended by critics when It was tint published early last aprlng, but Its general popularity was alow la developing. Now, librarians said, there is great demand for It. In the non-tlctlon field, North to the Orient, by Anne Morrow Lind bergh, again topped the list In Octo ber, It has held first position for well over a year. Alexis Carrel's Man the Unknown was second choice. To accommodate readers who do not like reservations, the librarian has placed one copy each of the two most popular works of fiction tad non-fiction on the open shelf. These copies will be kept out of reserva tion and may be taken home when ever they are found on the shelf, It was explained. Purchase of an Indexed atlas of western states and cities was an nouneed by the library today. It contains maps and plats ot cities and Is designed to be ot Interest to busi ness men. especially realtors. The atlas la devoted to Oregon. California. Washington. Arlona, Idaho, Utah and Nevada. Oregon cities plat ted sre Medford, Ashlsnd. Grants Pass, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Port land, Roseburg and Salem. The atlas will be kept on the refer ence shelf end may now be used by anyone at the library. The 1ft moat popular works of fic tion at the library In October were: Oone With the Wind. Margarot Mitchell. Honey In the Horn. H. L, Davis. Magnificent Obsession. Lloyd Douglss. It Can't Happen Here. Sinclair Lewis. If I Have Four Apples. Josephine 1 Lawrence. The Last Puritan. George 8ant yana. White Banners. .Lloyd Douglas. Sparkenbroke. Charles Morgan. Drums Along the Mohswk. Wal ter Edmonds. Golden Lady. Dorothy Gardiner. Banfellce Vincent Staeean. Olive Field. Ralph Bates. They Walk In the Streets John B. Priestly. Cosmopolitans, Somerset Maugham. My Ten Years in a Quandary Robert Benchley. The 15 most popular books of non fiction were: North to the Orient Anne Morrow Lindbergh. Man the Unknown. Alexis Carrel. Seven League Boots. Richard Hal liburton. ' ....... Woollcott Reads r. Alexander Woollcott. Around the World In Eleven Years. Patience, Richard and John Abbe. Way of a Transgressor Negley Par son. Old Jules. Marl Sandos. My country and My People. Lin Yutang. Life With Father. Clarence Day. Inside Europe. John Gunther. Don Fernando. Somerset Maugham. Mexican Interlude Joseph Henry Jackson. Wake Up and Live. Dorothy Brande. I Write As I Please. Welter Du ranty. Sklway to Asia. William 8. Grooch. Honey 1 The world's oldest sweet. Such a general favorite that Its name Is borrowed In toto to express some thing or someone dearly cherished It's a honey 1" "You're my honey I" Honey's color lust naturally sug gests sunlight, and yes, you're right. It Just naturally goes with Sunahlno Biscuits not Just as a spresd but bsked In a delicious sugar, milk and honey graham -cracker. Brighten your breakfast tomorrow with a bowl of these tempting crack ersserve hot or cold milk or half and half. Try this combination for your children's supper tonight be-" fore trundling them off to bed. (Grown-ups like it, too. Grand for a snack as a nightcap.) And tor a real dessert for any day In the week try this layer cake and the refriger ator pudding: Honey Graham Cocoanut Cake, 1-3 cup shortening 1-9 cup sugar 3 egg yolks, beaten 1 cup thick buttermilk teaspoon sods 4 cups Sunshine sugsr, milk and honey graham cracker crumbs, rolled fine t teaspoons bsklng powder !4 teaspoon salt ft cup moist cocoanut 3 egg whites, stiffly beaten I teaspoon vanilla. Cream shortening and sugar, add egg yolks and cream again; add but termilk In which soda has been dis solved, sift Sunshine sugsr snd milk and honey graham cracksr crumbs with baking. powder and salt and work In cocoanut with finger tips. Com bine with first mixture. Fold In stiff ly beaten egg whites and vanilla. Bake In two 9-lnch. well-greased lsyer tins for 30 minutes at 37ft degrees F. Put slightly sweetened whipped cream be tween and on top ot layers. Serves 8 to 10. All measurements standard. Tropical Refrigerator Dessert. 1 package lemon gelatine (2 ox.) 1 cups boiling wster 1 cup shredded plnesple snd Juice ty pint whipping cresm 114 cups sugar, milk and honey graham cracker crumbs, rolled tine I tablespoon powdered sugar. Dissolve gelatine In boiling water, add pineapple and Juice. Stir, allow mixture to stsnd until It commences to thicken. Whip cream and add sugar, milk and honey graham crack er crumbs, and sugar. Combine with gelatine and place Into loaf pan or mold which has been moistened with cold water. Chill for three to four hours and unmold. Serve In slices, with or without cresm. (Instead ot rolling cracker crumbs, they can bs crushed In food mill.) Serves 8. All measurements standard. Is dissolved, snd Immediately add to pumpkin mixture. Mix thoroughly. Carefully fold whipped cream Into pumpkin .mixture, a tablespoon at a time. Chill refrigerator. Arrange malt graham crackers Into Individual boxes, using one cracker for the bot tom and four crackers for the sides ot esch box snd hold together wtth a strip of wax paper and string or rubber bsnd which should be remov ed before serving. Place boxes side by side In a bread pan. Fill with pumpkin mixture and chill In re frigerator 3-3 hours. All measure ments standard. Etfgemont Pumpkin Pie. Crust: 40 Edgemont Ginger Snaps, crushed fine; 1 tablespoon butter. Mix above Ingredients thoroughly snd pat mixture with finger ttpa or spoon into a well-gressed 10-tnch pie plate. Bake In moderate oven (350 degrees P.) tor ft to 8 minutes until tlrm. and fill with: Filling: 3 cups cooked pumpkin (well drstned) 3 eggs, separately beaten H cup white sugar teaspoon salt 3-18 teaspoon mace or nutmeg 3-16 teaspoon ginger 1-18 tesspoon cloves tesspoon (scant) cinnamon 4 cup scalded milk. To cooked or canned, well-drained pumpkin add well-beaten egg yolks, spices snd sugar. Mix thoroughly. Add scalded milk snd fold In stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour Into baked Edgemont Ginger snap pie crust and bake In moderate oven (350 degrees F.) for about 40 minutes, or until a tester, Inserted In center, comes out clean. Serves 8. All measurements standard. ' Note: Best results can be obtain ed by using a fireproof glsss pie plate. (Contents of one package of Edge mont Ginger Snaps mskes 3 pit crusts. Contents of one can of pump kin makes filling for two pies.) Owl and 'Possum Fight MONROVIA, Csl. (UP) Patients In a local sanitarium watched when an owl and 'possum met. It waa a real fight, until police appeared snd the owl winged off In one direction and the 'possum trekked In the other. Driver, Fined, Likes Idea INDEPENDENCE. Mo. (UP) A traffic rule violator paid his dollar fine snd told the Judge: "I think this is a good thing. It mskes for community progress and safety." Pumpkins In their yellow-golden voluptuousness have a Jolly air and they are as much a part of the holl dsy season as the decorations. There's something very, substantial some thing moat dependsble about pump kins and something akin to Indi vidual elegance aa they are ever-attractive to the eye and appetite. Sunshine Bakers, knowing the pumpkin's opulence and contribution to the holiday plans, offer you the following recipes, and feel that you'll enjoy combining the healthful, bene ficial food value of Sunshine Malt Oraharo Crackers with pumpkin or Edgemont Ginger Snsps with pump kin for that famous old-fashioned tang. Refrigerator Pumpkin Cream Filling In Malt Graham Boxes. 1 1-3 cups cooked, mashed pump kin (fresh or csnned) ft cup brown sugsr teaspoon sslt 14 tesspoon ginger tesspoon cinnamon ft teaspoon cloves ft teaspoon nutmeg 4 teaspoons spsrkllng gelstln 1 tablespoon cold water 3 tablespoons boiling wster lft cups heavy cream Sunshine Malt Graham Crackers. Combine pumpkin and sugar and beat well until sugar Is thoroughly dissolved. Mix sslt and spices snd sift Into pumpkin mixture. Stir Moisten gelstln with cold wster, add boiling water, and stir until gelatin n u 1 ii'in 1 1 ,. ii 1 .11 j 1 I 1 1 i lIJ it i m r : it i TOY-HI MVJl "Home of Good Meats. Swift's Gov't Inspected Meats" We feature high quality meats at all times. Here is a chance to make your Dol lar Day Dollar do you a real favor. Beef Pork Veal Lamb DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS Beef Short Ribs 10 lbs $1.00 Swift's Bacon Unsliced,31b.$1.00 Rolled Roast Lamb 5 lbs $1-00 Pork Sausage The hest in town! 4 lbs $1.00 Pork Roast 4 lbs $1.00 Gold Cup Dog Food 11 cans $1.00 10 lb. Ox-Tails Hens and Fryers. Fresh Fish. Lunch Meats. We take orders for Turkeys. other six grades will give the pro- gram. Many from here attended the Hal- ; lowe'en dance at Rogue Elk and had j an exceptionally good time. They ! had good music. It was a carnival : dance. Mrs. Ruth Mitchell was a luncheon guest of Mrs. Stoddard last Sunday There will be church services ana Sunday school at the church next Sunday. The teachers srs Mrs. LeoU Stoddard, high school boys' class; Mrs. Hoffmsn. upper grsde school boys; Mrs. Adsms. primary children's clsss. Other class teschers are ap pointed each Sunday. It Is hoped that more children snd more adults will sttend. Lester Ellis Is building a new house. Houses sre so scarce In Butte Falls that' building and remodeling are employed. Mrs. Emll Peterson spent the week end at Page's hotel. She Is a teacher In the Howard school In Medford. Mrs. - Commlngs' Industrlsl sr?s classes are continuing their meeting? on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons and Thursday evenings Some have completed their pine needle raffia basketa and all have made violet wood fiber coinages, slso roses and geraniums. They will give sn exhibit later. tlahy Has Alligator Pet OAKLAND. Cal. (UP) The parents of Lucy Stasssrt, 17-months old, be lieve that eventually she Is going to be a professor of soology. In stead of dolls, her two favorite play mates are a baby alligator and a horned toad. Butte Falls BUTTE FALLS, Nov. 8. (Spt.) Mrs. Jsmes O'Donahue and baby daughter, Helen, of Medford spent four days with Rev, and Mrs. Smith last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith an spending two weeks In Los Angeles. Rose Smith Is staying with Mrs. King at the Clyde Smith home. The high school students wrote a letter to Edward Abbott, who Is at the Community hospital In Medford. Wednesday six ot the boys selected by Mr. Larsan went to the hospital for a blood transfusion for Edward, who Is Improving after a long hos pital incarceration due to septto sore throat. Byrd Grlgsby wss 111 Tuesday and Robert Baker was assisting Emmett Gott in the L. O. A. store. Emmett Gott went to Tennant, Cali f, last Sunday to visit his par ents. The election bosrd consisted of the following members: Charlie Edmond son, "Slim" Palmer, Alice Tun gate and Jack Tungate. The electric light went out while they were counting the votes and this caused some delay. They finished their work st sbout 7 o'clock In the morning after an all night session. There were 187 voters. Butte Falls elected the foUowlng officials: Mayor, D. M. Ooss; re corder, J. Smith; councilman, Horsce Qeppert, Loren Moore, Guy Moore, Robert Edmondaon, Don Smith, Tod Whsley. For president, Franklin D. Roosevelt had the lead, Lemke sec ond and Landon third. Mrs. Josephine Oeppert entertained Mr. and Mrs. Hllkey on Tuesday. Mr. Hllkey, who was very 111 when he wss taken to Medford for treatment, is now greatly improved and able to sleep and Is feeling much better. He hss gained 30 pounds, Ben Edmondson Injured his bsnd Mondsy and . went to Medford for medical help Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Clark spent the week end duck hunting at Diamond lake. They had good success. There wtU be a Thanksgiving pro gram and carnival at the grade school tentatively set for Wednesday before Thanksgiving. Mr. Clark's room will stage the carnival. The fey GROCER Ther.'i NEVER .Hp twlxt the cup and the lip whan the coffee li Pennant. Thermalo roasted from the mild Brazilian Bour-bon-Santot bean, It hat the mild, full-bodied flavor that men like. Guaranteed to pleaie or your money refunded. "A. Taste and an' Aroma to Warm the Cockles of Bit Heart." Again Beck's Lead With Something New and different Wheato Donuts A freib, tatty and entirely new donut made with the ipecial Wheato Flour. They are covered with sugar white. 21 a Dozen Featured Saturday at All Good Food Stores or BEST BAKERIES LUMAN BROTHERS BIG FOOD CENTER Main and Bartlett Telephone 273-1 FREE DELIVERIES DAILY Telephone 273 FLOUR These ARE Low Flour Prices Harvest King Sold with Money-back Guarantee Slj4S Kitchen Queen 49 lb. bag $:L59 Klamath Bouquet 49 lb. bag $1.29 Moon Brand Montsns hard wheat (lour. 49 lo. bag $1.45 TODAY DOLLAR DAY Wffif At the Big Food Center Saturday In cooperation with Medford Mor chants the Big Food Center will offer a number of DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY. These specials are in addition to our regular Saturday Specials. Take advantage of this opportunity to save good money. Every one knows a great saving of time in shopping is made possible by this store as you may purchase all your food supplies here in one call . . . Meats, Gro ceries, Bakery Goods and Vegetables. Our prices are always right. MILK TEAE0UPA0R OREGON Tflll CMS 4 fOf 29C TALL CANS 33.45 SUGAR, PURE CANE 10 lbs. 57c-100 lbs. $5.29 Saturday ONLY Home Rendered Lard 8 ins. $1 Hew Crop Prunes 4 ins. 25c New Crop Prunes is lbs. $1 NUBORA Wafthlng Pow.Jer 10 lbs. S1 4 lbs. S&W Mellomd Coffee SI 6 lbs. Red "A" Coffee . S1 Ground the way you like it KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP Kraft's Salad Dressing, Miracle Whip, or Sandwich Spread Quart Jar 39c Pint Jar 25c SATURDAY MEAT SPECIALS R.I.R. Hens choice fat ib. 20c Choice Fryers R.I.R. ib. 25c Country Style Sausage ib. 1 5c Shortening . . . 3 ib. 35c Lard Home Rendered 3ib.39c Pot Roasts Choice Beef lb. 1 2V2c Prime Rib Roasts n ib. 20c Hamburger fresh ground 2 lb. 25c TBone or Sirloin Steaks ib. 20c Eastern Bacon us as ib. 28c HAH Swift's Empire"-" lb. 25c Beef Short Ribs ib. 10c Fresh Side Pork . . lb. 20c Pork Shoulder Steaks Ib. 20c ELKHORH CHEESE Kraft'i Toand HONEY g 5 ib. pi. 49c CRISCO 3 Ib. pail 63c SPUDS 50 lbs. No. 2 73c IVORY med.sz.3 bars 17c TOMATO JUICE Sorghum Z 5lb.pl. 55c FRESH GAUDY JELLY BEANS' 2 lbs. 251 Old fashioned Chocolates, good but inexpensive Jb. 10J 0. H. B. OB COLLEGE INN 3 tall cans 23c Walnut Meats'; -lb. 45c WALNUTS NP.W CROP LAUGH SOFT SHELL LUMAN'S - Bakery Specials SATURDAY Each week we make a sincere effort to please you with tempting items. Each week more and more customers visit our modern food store and are pleased with the convenience of buy ing Groceries and Bakery articles un der the same roof. SATURDAY SPECIAL Fresh Orange Cake 49c Malted Milk Cake. . . 49c LUMAN'S Fruits & Vegetables SATURDAY Dry Onions ., 4 lbs. 10c Oranges, med. size .. ..... ... doz. 25c Local Bunch Vegetables.,. ...3 for 10c Cabbage, Fall . .lb. 3c Sweet Potatoes. .6 lbs. for 25c Fresh Local Tomatoes. .3 lbs. for 10c Bananas .3 lbs. for 20c Grapes, fine for eating ..... 4 lbs. 25c Fine Cooking Apples. . .6 lbs. for 25c Celery, crisp and tender each 10c Banana Squash .... . . ...... .lb. lc 23c lb. 20c
