Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 20, 1936, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORT) MATL TRTBTJNE. MT5WORD. OREGON1. FRTTUY. NOVELET 20. 1D3B. PAGE NTNTD V I nil niun f LUl iAlN Menus of the Day HASTY MARRIAGES SELDOM LASTING Hollywood Crash Rata High for Kiss, and Run Ro mances Own Marriage Followed Long Courtship By HENRV SUTHERLAND United Pre Hollywood Correepondent (Copyright by United pre.) HOLLYWOOD, NOV. 30. (UP) Kevlywed Myrna Loy look down her hepely note t "klw and run" Holly wood . marrlagea, and says they don't last. , She took the position defend ing Director John M. Btahl's re-Jlg-gertng the shoot ing schedule of "Parnell," which played- hob with M-Q-M prop and set dressing de partments. "All the lore scenes were to be myrna uov "hot first," stahl V complained. "Can't do It that way. I've got to see how my characters behave In preliminary scenes. Other wise we might make an emotional climax which would afterwards look allly." Tip for Youngsters, "He's right, too," said Loy, who will emote with muscular Clark Oable In the film. "Lota of young people could profit by Mr. Stahl'a direction In private life. They marry before they really know each other, and naturally a large number of such marriages fall." Loy apparently practiced her preaching, for she trotted around with Arthur Hornblow, producer, twt jfear before "I doing" him this summer. The crash rate of "kiss and run" mar riages seems to corroborate her. Erroll Flynn and Lily Damlta are latest on the rocks. Flynn dropped Into Hollywood and married Damlta on first bounce. It lasted Just 18 months. Kay Francis has postponed her European vacation, and It's an odds on bet Soreenwrlter Delmer Daves Is at least part of the reason. Daves Is stuck In Hollywood writing a movie. Gall Patrick, marooned In Hawaii by the maritime strike, returned to the mainland on a Japanese liner, with Paramount reportedly paying the premium exacted of foreign -hlps hauling passengers between American ports. Patrick was guest of the Maharajah snd Maharanee of Indore In Honolulu, .Cutting Room Scraps: Shirley Tem ple Is vacationing In Palm Springs. . . . Clark Oable won the beard bat tle and will wear no whiskers aa Irish patriot Parnell. . . . W. C. Fields will set up a dinner for fellow patients In Laa Knclnltas sanitarium Thanka glvlng day. . . . Hermes Pan, who directs Astalre-Rogera dancing, has bought a San Fernando ranch. . . Freddie Bartholomew and Melvtn Douglas are back at work recovered from colds. . . . Claudette Colbert suf fering a throat ailment. . , . Carole Lombard blew herself to 36 pairs of shoes with a bag and gloves to match each. . . . Lionel Barrymore and Lee Tracy were proposed for the role Oeorge Raft quit In "Souls at Sea," but Lloyd Nolan still has the Inside track. ALLEGED FORGER HELD FOR HEARING Jack Lane. 30, of Toledo, Ohio, re being held today for Investigation of the Jackson county grand Jury on a change of forgery. He pleaded guilty In Ashland Justice court yesterday afternoon and was bound over by Judg L. A. Roberts. Lane was accused 'of passing bad ehecka for small amount in Medford and Ashland. He wae arrested In Ash land while assertedly receiving cash for a 110 check on the Medford branch of the First "national Bank of Portland. The check, police said, was signed by "Mr. James Valentine" and made out to "Mr. Jack Lane," 1 MANN'S BEAUTY SALON Thursday special Flnter wave and shampoo for 75c. Use Mail Tribune want ads. END THE FEEL-PUNK, r DRAG-FOOT DAYS Dull headaches, poor appetite, sleeplessness re Tvarnjng signs. You feel low hat to work. These symptoms may point to constipa tion due to "low-bulk" meals. VThy throw these days out of your life particularly when regular habits make you feel so (rood. Get "bulk" by eating a delicious cereal : KeSlogg's All-Bran. There's nothing experlmente.1 bout .All-Bran. Million of peo ple have used It successfully . Scien tific tests prove it is safe and effec tive. Within the body, it absorbs moisture, forms soft mass, gently cleanses the system. All-Biun is puarantetd. Try it a week. If not satisfactory, your money will be refunded by the Kellogg Company. Just eat two tablespoonfuls dally. Stubborn cases may require All Bran oftener. Serre as a cereal, or cook into delicious recipes. What an improvement over pills 1nd drugs. All-Bran is a food 'you buy it at the grocery store. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. (By Mrs. Alexander Oeorge) Steamed Fig Pudding (A Seasonable Dessert) Dinner Serving Four (Using leftovers, too) . Lamb Meat Cakea Tomatoes Savory Buttered Spinach Bread Peace Conserve Celery and Apple Salad Steamed Pig Pudding Hard Sauce Coffee Lamb Meat Cakes (Using Cooked Meat) 154 etipa cooked lamb S-S cup cooked potatoes 1 teaspoon chopped celery I teaspoon chopped parsley !4 teapsoon minced onion 8 tablespoons gravy or milk M cup flour 3 ta.blespoon fat or gravy Mix lamb with potatoes, seasonings and gravy, shape Irlto cakes and roll In flour. Place In frying pan (small slied) and cover with fat. Bake or broil 10 minutes. Tomatoes Savory S tablespoons butter ' 3 tablespoons flour Ii4 cup tomatoes ' !4 teaspoon salt , 14 teaspoon paprika !4 teaspoon poultry seasoning Melt butter and add flour. When mixed, add tomatoes and cook until thick. Add reat of. Ingredient. Serve poured over and around lamb cakes. Steamed Fig Pudding 1 eup bread crumb j Vt cup flour ! Yt cup sugar ; 1 cup chopped figs . . j 3 teaspoons baking powde: i V4 teaspoon salt j egg 3-8 cup milk " 3 tablespoons fat, melted ! Mix Ingredient. Half fill greased pudding mold and ateam.3 hours. I Serve hot with sauce, j Hard Sauce V, cup butter 1 tablespoons hot cream I teaspoon vanilla. J4 teaspoon lemon extract . 3 cup confectioner' sugar , Cream butter ana cream. Add rest of Ingredient. Beat well, chill and serve. Stewed fruits (so popular abroad) are Improved In flavor by addition of little lemon Juice and cinnamon. spent Tuesday In Medford. Mrs. Cuahman and Mra. Ragedale attended a local leaders meeting In extension work in the court house. Mrs. Helen Mesaecar, a recent bride, was given a surprise shower at her home Wednesday afternoon. There were H ladles present. After the gift were unwrapped and viewed by all lunch of Ice cream and cake was served, Mrs. Florence Watson shopped In Medford Tuesday afternoon. Jim Tucker from near Aahland' Is spending a few days here with his brother, helping them construct a fireplace In their home. Dr. Malery, who fell from a ladder last week, Is still confined to the hos pital, but Is slowly Improving. Mrs. Francis Ash, Mrs. Newton. Miss Bettle Ah, Carl Dawso nand Albert Johnson ill drove to Medford Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ash and Mrs. Newton to visit and the young people to at tend the show. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hall of California on the Rogue drove to Klamath Falls for the day Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Pesbody from the lunch room at Trail are planning a trip to San Diego to visit relatives. Mrs. Nice will hsve charge of the lunch room during their absence. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson and son, Carroll, and Everett Cushman were dinner guests at the Boyd Tucker home November 16. Mlsa Bettle Ash from Elk creek la staying with her grandmother, Mr. Mary Wamer. Mrs. Alberta Hughes and son, Al bert, are both on the sick list. W still have beautiful sunshine every day. "The farmers are hoping for aome rain aoon. A box social will be held at the community hall on Elk creek Satur day night, November 38. Bvery one la Invited. MANN'S BEAUTY SALON Thursday special Finger ware and Shampoo for 7flc. 4 WINDOW OLASS We sell window glsss and will replace your broken wlndowa reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. , A large selection of BEAUTIFUL FUR COATS now on display at ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S. Gertrude Dodson. knitting Instruc tor, now located in Fortmlller's Store, Ashlsnd. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Trail TRAIL. Not. 30. (SplOTM R. B. club of the Upper Rogue Orange en trtlned for all lad lea of the Orange at (iha Log Oabtn Tuesday, Novem ber IT. There were 33 ladles preeent. After the business meeting game a were played. The lunch commltte served lunch of fruit Jello salad and cookie. The next meettng will bo held December 15 at Mra. Franc I Ashe's home near Trail. There will be a Christmas exchange so each lady bring an Inexpensive gift. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hutchinson, after visiting at her brother' home for a week, returned to their homo In Portland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson have recently- sold their home In Seattle, where they had lived over 30 years and moved to Portland to make their home. Mrs. Irma Cushman, Mrs. Arlee RagsdRli and Mlsa Mnble RftRlaI For Saturday we offer these light, crisp donuts like Mother used to make. . In fact Mother herself prefers Beck's Donuts. French Donuts 23 a Dozen Featured Saturday at All Good Food Stores or BEST BAKERIES MR. BRETT StfS: "Thank rou Mrs. Curtis, I will have another eup e coffee). Ed, I mar have the only chess queen on the board, but with a wife who can make coffee like this, Ed you've got the queen of them all. JSMSW i t ' W flr.jf Times may change... but fiily-elght yearn of unvarying quality leadership "is your assur ance of this: Every steaming cup of Hills Bros. Coffee you sip will give the same enjoyment and delight you found in your very first cup of this coffee. Yesterday, today, tomorrow the first cup or the hundredth is equally good. MPS rilBTIS THIhJKS. You can'i be a queert In your own home wlihput flood coffee because all msn like, good cof fee. As fat as I'm concerned. Mills Bros, hat always been King of CoffeeB la my home, 'And for thai matter, In Mother's and Grandmolhot's, fooT -good corm diservis cam IN ctnflMitMiuaia BRIWINQ J7lA CcVltei Gjdnd of Hills 8roi.Coffe is o standard sat by o knowledge of coffee acquired through more than half a century of roasting and packing coffee. 77l4 CoVUit Qjllni Is at fine at coffee should be ground. Finer grinding sacrifices flavor and aromo, 01 well 01 keeping qualities after the can li opened. HI He Bros. Coffee ihould not be reground.TrU CeVUti Qtdnd Is guaranteed to produce the flneit-taitlng bev erage in any type of coffee-maker. Direction! for making coffee by the method you uiewill be lent on requeit. BROTHERS BIG FOOD CENTER Main and Bartlett Telephone 2734 FREE DELIVERIES DAILY Telephone 273 SAVE TIME AND MONEY ON ALL FOOD PURCHASES SATURDAY .i ONE CALL BUY ALL FLOUR We ore keeping our Flour Trices Down GOLD FLAKE An Oregon, product 49 lb. sack S1A9 Kitchen Queen 49 lb. bag $1.59 Klamath Bouquet 49 lb bag $1.29 When you start out tomorrow to buy groceries, moats, vegetables, fruits and bakery goods if you come direct to Iiumans' you will save time as well as money. This big food oenter is filled with the ohoicest of foods, all nicely displayed for your convenience in choosing. Courteous, personal service always. Thankso-ivine- PRI0ES EFFECTIVE TILL i nanKsgivuig fs. wed. night Mftv ?fi P-:-:':- NOV. 25 Moon Brand Montana hard wheat Hour. 49 lb. ba..... $1.45 SUGAF PURE CANE 10 POUNDS 57c 100 lbs. $529 UMUlMBimjl. MEATS YOU R. I.R. Hens choice fat ib. 20c Fancy Fryers R. I. R. ib. 25c Country Style Sausage ib. 1 5c Shortening . . . 3 in. 35c Lard Home Rendered 3ib.39c Pot Roasts Choice Beef Ib. 1 2y2c Prime Rib Roasts ib. 20c Hamburger fresh ground 2 lb.25c YOUR TURKEY IS IN OUR ICE BOX Yes htlMd, you ore jolng to here one or the cciotc Mt turkey produced tn Oreion. In tact, your turkey enn be found In our Ice, box right now. Phone your reservation. We'll elect a dandy iraln fed turkey and de liver lame when yon Ray. Price In Eunrnntc-cd. Telephone 273 WILL ENJOY Sirloin or T-Bone Steaks ib. 20c Eastern Bacon Beef Short Ribs Fresh Side Pork Veal Shoulder Roasts Pork Roasts Fat Bacon flujar Cured Med. Thick lb. 28c lb. 10c lb. 20c lb. 15c lb. 20c lb. 17c Sauer Kraut, New quart 10c Pine for Bnklni Fancy Milk Fid Lean Shoulder Cut! for Seasoning SARDINES Large Oval Tins 3 for 25c MILK h PBUHES S 4 lbs. 25c P.i.rp.,Libbr. RAISIHS "Z 4 lbs. 25c Tea Cup or Morning ' 4 HOHEY 5 pound pail 49c 29c DOG FOOD Ta 4 cans 25c TOMATO JUICE 3 cans 25c ' Knight's Medium Per Case 48 t q Tc MIIICEMEAT,.1!1: 2lhs.19c 53,45 I TOMATOES '3 ea. 1 0c CANNED PUMPKIN Largs No, Vt size tins each 10c POTATOES Klamath Netted Clems Wei! Matured. No. 'i 50 lbs. 79c CANDY and NUTS Urie aaiortment freih etock for the Holiday at the loweit prion. Old Fashioned Chocolates 2 lbs 18 Dum Drops 2 lbs, 21 Hard Mixed 2 lbs, 18) Walnuts, No 1, lb -....20 Walnut Meats, lb 45 LUMAN'S Bakery Specials SATURDAY We are pleased to offer our customers the very finest bakery items to be found anywhere in southorn Oregon. You will always find an interesting variety of cakes, pies, cookies and breads. Try something different this week end. SATURDAY SPECIAL FAVORITE FUDGE CAKE Made from a famous Betty Orooker recipe, this cak, is unusually delicious. Topped with rich fudge icing mixed with walnuts, each 49c I far Torttr I CARCE I 23c .SMALL 2 for 19c for smooth skin 3 for 19c IIHHS31 SMALL Sosks clothes whiter LARGE 19c 3 for 25c HEALTH SOAP Stops body odor 3 for 19c LUMAN'S Fruits ft Vegetables SATURDAY Southern Navel Oranges Fine for eating medium size dos. 25f Lettuce Solid Heads .each 5c Local Bunch Vegetables. . ...3 for 10c Cabbage, Fall ....... , . . . . . .lb. 3c Sweet Potatoes.. .,...,. ,...6 lbs. for 25c Fresh Local Tomatoes. .3 lbs. for 10c Bananas. . , .4 lbs. for 25c Grapes, fine for eating. . . . .4 lbs. 25c Fine Cooking Apples ... 6 lbs. for 25c Celery, crisp and tender. each 10c Banana Squash . . ........... lb. ljc