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"Buy tomatoear
These were the watch -words la
thousand of food stores this week
u organized groups In eleven western
states observed Tomato Week, to aid
western tomato growers.
Faeed with a large surplus of can
ned tomatoes on the eve of this year's
bumper crop, growers obtained coop
eration of members of the Western
States Chain Grocers' association in
an aggressive campaign, to push the
sale of tomatoes.
As a result, consumers are offered
prices that represent a distinct sav
ing. Stores In the drive have designed
special advertising and merchandis
ing plans to point out the value of
tomatoes as food, and tomato Juice as
a means of keeping down the waist
line. According to William L. McEachran
of Spokane, president of the Western
States Chain Grocers' association,
the western carry-over of canned to
matoes is In excess of 1,000,000 cases
approximately twice the carry-over
of recent years and nearly as much
surplus of tomato Juice.
The assistance of chain stores was
solicited and the, drive Is similar to
other emergency farmer-consumer
drives conducted by the chain stores
during the last year. By relieving
surpluses on hand, such drives have
stabilized the market for nine dif
ferent crops and at the same time
have brought attractive bargains to
the consumer.
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Sardine Creek
SARDINE CREEK, Aug. 13. (Spl.)
Arthur Brown, of Salem, state grange
organizer was an overnight guest at
the Walt home last week and he and
Mr. and Mrs. Walt attended the
Shakespearean play In Ashland.
Miss Vera Croft of Modesto, Calif.,
who has been visiting relatives here
and In Gold Hill for the past two
weeks left for her home Wednesday.
Leonard and Foster Howell and
Clinton Thayer of California called
at the 8. A. Duaen berry home last
week while prospecting.
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Johnson and
children, Beverly and Gary Dee who
- have been visiting Mrs. Johnson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Pierce,
for a few days, returned to their
home In Rocklin, Calif., Wednesday.
From there they expect to go to
Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor who
have been spending some time at
Cinnlbar Springs In -California re
turned to the home of her mother.
Mrs. E. C. Flene last week and expect
soon to go to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L, Dusen berry and
Tuesday for a two weeks visit here
with friends and relatives.
Medford visitors from here Wed
nesday were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Flene.
To-may-toes" or
It's Still
"To-mah-toes",
Tomato Week!
Difference of opinion "makes the whole world chin," but whether
you are the common, garden variety of human that says "to-mey-toes,"
or the ritzy class thai says Mto-mah-toe,M you'll get tomatoes when yon
ask for them during Tomato Week, August 12 to 19. Anne Shirley,
R.K.O. -Radio star insist hi "to-maytoes," but Eric Blore, RJC.O.-Radio
featured player, has been an upper crust butler so many times he can't
say anything but "to ma h -toes." Both were getting rather belligerent
when someone got them to compromise and call tomatoes "love apples'
Mrs. F. N. Tygart, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Wright and children, Mrs. Ola Croft
and daughter Sylvia and Mrs. S. A.
Dusenberry. 1
Squire Thomas and wife of Albany
called here Saturday on his cousin,
S. A. Dusenberry, while en route to
Crater Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Wait and Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Flene attended Po
mona grange picnic at the Jackson
Hot Springs Sunday
son Donald of Rocklin, Calif., arrived
Warren Patterson of Central Point
and Medford was calling here Mon
day In the Interest of the Federal
Land Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Walt attended
the funeral of Mr. Stelhl in Rogue
River Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bergman of Tono
pah, Nevada are visiting here this
week with their former neishbors.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor.
Mrs. Eva Smith has been ill this
week with tonsil! tin, but Is improved
now.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dusenberry and
son Donald, S. A, Dusenberry and
son Arthur visited In Grants Pass,
Wednesday with their brother, Rob
Dusenberry and family.
Mrs. Lulu Dusenberry entertained
Thursday afternoon at a kitchen
shower In honor of Miss Nina Croft.
Brownsboro
BRONSBOVtO, Aug 13. (Spl)
Mrs. Donna Goodwin and daughter
have returned to their home In
Oakland, Cal., after having spent
some time visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Brown, and family here.
Chas. Blaesa of Trail visited at
the home of his brother Lon Blaess,
Tuesday.
Earl Tucker and children. Bar
bara and Robert, of Merrill, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tucker
WATERMELON MALLOBET
COMES TO TOWN
Marshmallous Form Base of Popular Sherbets
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recently. They took home with them
their cousins who have been visiting
at the Tucker home.
Miss Iris Roberts of Grants Pass
is guest of her aunt, Mrs. Howard
Johnson.
Salmon fishing on Rogue river
h as become a fa vor 1 te pas time of
several Brownsboro families. On Au
gust 1. those who enjoyed a picnic
and flfthlng we.ro Mr. and Mrs. Ben
nett Gardner, Raphael Gardner, Mrs.
H. W. Wright and children, Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Hansen, Gerald Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Craig, Chas. Craig
and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Max fie Id.
Mr and Mrs. Perry Haley of Mer
rill, old Montana friends of Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Wright, visited at
the Wright home Wednesday.
Bill Swalm Is painting the Little
Butte and Liberty school houses.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bar tel. their
son and Mr. Barters sister of Che
ilitis, Wash., called at the Wright
home Tuesday. Fifty-four years ago
Mr. Bartel owned a ranch opposite
the Hanley ranch on Little Butte
creek and Mr. Brown, . father of
George Brown, was a particular
friend of the Bartels. The trip back
was an interesting one. as so many
changes have taken place in the
past SO years.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Scott of Ma
derio, Cal.. were visiting old friends
here Monday. Mrs. Scott, who was
Miss Kubtl, taught her first school
in Brownsboro, 17 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Jacobson of
Knights Landing. Cal.. and Miss Mae
Tucker of Medford, were guests at
the Ed Tucker home Sunday,
Achievement day of the 4-H club
was held on Friday at the home ot
Mrs. Anna Walch and 'the ftnlshed
work exhibited. Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Conrad. 4-H leaders, were
guests of honor. They pronounced
the club as being one of the best
In the county. Kathryn . Walch's
birthday was celebrated and Mrs.
Charley received a hankerchlet
shower in appreciation of her work
as lender of the club.
Fresh out of the melon "patch" co me these two delicious ma linnets
smooth, fluffy sherbets "based" on fresh, puffy marshmulliws.
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If there ta anything better thau
watermelon right on the ice--or
better atill, right out of the water
melon patch it la watermelon mat
lobet, a dellclously refreshing sher
bet that a beguiling August appetite-tempter.
Yes. this favorite
fruit of American families can now
come to the ta'jle minus seeds and
plus a new flavor appeal due to the
clever blending of ingredient. And
incidentally, if you are planning a
summer party there couldn't be any
thing more distinctive, cooling and
delirious than watermelon mallobet.
But, Just a minute, we'll have to
take that back, for cantaloupe mal
lobet is a successful runner-up to
matermelon mallobet and they are
both easy to make In the bargain.
But to begin at the Beginning, as
all stories do, the chief reason for
the success of these mallobet lies
in the fact they have Incorporated
marsh mallows Into their scheme ot
things. Of course, we wouldn't got
very far without the luscious fruit
itself, but these mallobets would
never be so velvety-smooth without
marsh mallows. These fluffy little
food con fest Ions prevent the forma
tion of large crystals in ice creams
and all frozen deaserts whtfh means
a velvety, creamy-smooth product.
And velvety marah mallows give
body to frown desserts, too. Now
take watermelon mallobet, for ex
ample, It looks as lovely as pink
tulle, and when you take your first
spoonful you reallr that besides an
exciting new flavor It haa a sur
prising bulk for such & flutiy,
smooth-looking member.
To achieve this enviable rult you
first melt your marshmallows but
that's getting ahead of our story.
Here la the recipe and you can see
for yourself that mallot-maklng Is
"easy as pie. '
Watermelon Mallobet
(Serves six)
14 pack-ettes marshmallowa
1 cup watermelon Juice
'4 cup lemon Juice
2 ecg whites
1 tablespoon sv.gar
1 cup watermelon (cut fine)
Heat marshmalluws and i cup of
watermelon Julco (made by pressing
the pulp through a sieve) in a deep
saucepan over a low flame, folding
over and over until the marshmal-
lows are smooth and fluffy. Cool
Then adt tho lemon Juice and re
maining watermelon Juice. Beat csg
whites until they hold a peak. Add
tne sugar slowly and continue beat
ing until a stiff meringu3 Is formed
Combine the marshmallow mixture
with this meringue and fold care.
fully until blended. Pour mixture
into freezing tray of mechanical re
frigerator and freoM at coldest de
gree possible. Stir twice during the
freezing period. The second time
add the finely cut watermelon.
When your family la In the mood
for cantaloupe - mallobet you can
make it by Just following this recipe
and using 1 cup of cantaloupe Juice
and 1 cup of cantaloupe (cut fine)
in place of the watermelon Juice
and the watermelon, respectively.
These delicately colored malloheta
look daintily Inviting when piled
I hleh In frost-bitten sherbet glasses
and topped with a melon ball or a
sprig of fresh mint.
WHEELER HAS PRAISE
FOR SENATOR BLACK
PROVIDENCE, R. I., Aug. 13 (P)
Senator Hugo Black or Alabama Is a
very able Individual and ahould make .
a good Justice. Senator Burton K. I
Wl-.eoler of Montana, leader of the'
fight against President Rooscvelt'a
court plan, anld here today.
"Ho will undoubtedly be confirm
ed." he added:
JO JOHNSON teaching popular
piano playing. Baldwin Piano Shoppe.
RIVER, HARBOR BILL
SENT TO PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. (p)
House action today sent to the Whit
House legislation authorizing a total
of $53,701,525 in new rl7era and har
bors projects.
The senate completed action oa
the measure yesterday by concurring
in a senate-house conference report.
Project authorizations added to tha
bill by the senate and accepted by
the house when it concurred In th
report today Included:
Sitka harbor, Alaska.
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