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PArE TWO MEDFOTtP MATX TRITjTjyE, MHEDFORP, PAKCON. TUESDAY. NOYEMBEI? 23, 1937. AT FIRST CHRISTIAN Union Thanksglrlng servlci of Hdford churchc will be held In the Flint Christian church t 10 o'clock Thursday morning.. The Rev. Sherman L. Divine of the First Presbyterian church will preach the sermon. Orubs of the Japanese beetle. an tnseot pest, are located by their enemies, a variety of wasp, by the wasp's sense of smell. Typical ThanksDayMenu IsSuggested by Noted Chef ADRIENNE'S Annual GOSSARD CORSET PROMOTION Front Laoe Comb ination. Res'. $5.00 Front Lace Dorset. Reg;. $5.00 3.95 3.95 Mia-BimpUcity Q QP Comb. Reg. $5.00.. 0.99 Mis-Slmpllolty Comb. Reg. $7.50 OoiB-Amonr Girdles. Reg. $5.00 Gosj-Amour' Found. Reg. $7.60 Brocaded Zipper Girdles. Reg. $5.00 6.50 3.95 6.50 3.95 Two-way Stretch Q Ffl Zipper girdles. $5WswU Get the garment you have always wanted at reduced prices during the Promotion Event. ADRIENNE'S The following article was prepared especially for the Mall Tribune by Hy Frager, Med ford chef, who has received national recognition for his unique recipes. By Ily Frager A Thanksgiving festival for bless lngs received throughout the year Is an old-age custom the world over. In our own United states It is of special significance, and Is our first national holiday. In 1821 dor ernor Bradford decreed a community dinner to celebrate the end of months of hardship and want under gone by the Plymouth colony. That first feast made use of foods native to tn new country, yet the menu was very like those served to day. Oysters, clams and fish were plentiful, and there was a variety of grains, fruit and vegetables about which the Pilgrims had learned from the Indiana. Corn bread, scalloped corn or corn pudding, and Indian meal pudding may have been Includ ed In the early New England bill of fare. Wild fowl and game. Including the much-prized turkey, were plen tlful in the neighboring woods. It only seems fitting that the typ ically American holiday feast should feature those foods for which this country la famous, and according to the present trend, more and more homes will do Just that this year. Foods found in America are blended with some favorite English dishes, recipes for which were brought by the colonists from their old homes Of this group the traditional plum pudding is typical. Traditional Plum Pucldmg 1 pound Sultana raisins 1 oup currants V4 cup walnuts 1 eup orange peel, shredded 1 cup lemon peel, shredded ! 1 oup citron, shredded ! 2 cups fine bread crumbs 't cup bread flour 1 cups suet, finely chopped ; cup milk i cup full bodied rum i cees i lemon, Juice 1 teaspoon salt teaspoon each nutmeg, allspice and cinnamon Mix dry Ingredients together thor oughly. Add milk and beaten eggs, then rum and lemon Juice. Knead mixture till well blended. Orease Inside of pudding oloth and sprinkle liberally with chopped can dled ginger. Place mixture In the cloth and tie securely. Drop in boil ing water for 4 hours. Prior to serv ing, remove from' cloth, place on serving dish, and pour rum over top liberally. Ignite at the table. During the holiday season roast turkey la the food around which many menus are planned. I will not repeat the directions for roasting tur key, but 1 would like to suggest good and unusual turkey stuffings. Pecan Stuffing S oups soft bread crumbs 1 cup broken pecan meats 1 dry onion I oup soup stock I tablespoon chopped parsley 1 teaspoon salt 1-8 teaspoon pepper Cook onion until soft In soup stock. ConTbine all Ingredients and stuff lightly into bird. . Ham Stuffing a cups minced ham 3 cups bread crumbs I cooked onion, minced a apples, minced I 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning I 3-3 teaspoon salt 4 teaspoon pepper Combine all Ingredients and stuff ;ighuy into bird. Quaker's Chestnut Dressing 1 quart chestnuts cup melted butter i cup cream 1 oup bread crumbs 1 tablespoon- onion Juice teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon salt 14 tApoon pepper Slit ohestnuts crisscross on the flat side and spread in baking pan with little additional butter. Put in hot oven for about 10 min utes, cool and remove husks. Then boll In water until soft and foreo through a potato rlcer after straining off water. There should be at least 8 cups. Combine all other Ingredient with this cheatnut puree and stuff lightly into bird. Cranberry Juice Cocktail 1 pound cranberries 1 quart cold water 1 cup sugar Bring cranberries to boil In cold waver. Romove from heat when thuy burst. Strain, add sugar and boll again for five minutes. Cool and serve chilled. A Delicious Light Dessert , Hwlss Fondue 8 oups Swiss cheese (chopped) ft cup dry Bauterne wine 2 tablespoons Worcestershire 1 teaspoon sugar Cash tabasco Salt 3 tin yolks Put all Ingredients except egg yolks in a sau-.ei.an. d'-li over low leat until cheese Is melted and ingred ients are blended. Quickly stir In well-beaten egg yolks and serve uver crisp slices of toast. INT PORTLAND, Not. 33. (P) Roacoe 0. Nelson, prominent member of the Oregon Bar and former president of the state board of higher education, collapsed and died aa be concluded an addreaa before the Town club last night. Nelson passed hi, 88th birthday two weeks ago. He had appeared In rood halth. Death probably was caused by a heart attack. Hl wife waa also attending the dinner, ehe rushed to his side with Dr. Eugene Rockey, who was listen ing to the address, but the lawyer apparently died almost Instsntly. 75th Traffic Death On Portland Record PORTLAND. Not. as. (AP) Nor man O. Austin, 18, died last mgnt of Injuries received when a car be was riding In collided with a street car at MC Union avenue and Han cock atreet. Two companlona, Frank Peterson. 17, and Edwin Carter, 10, were seri ously Injured. The accident caused a short cir cuit which set the streetcar atlre and tied up traffic for nearly an hour. It was the 78th traffic death riere for the fiscal year. Honor Dead Veteran. PORTLAND. Not. 33. WP1 Donald Dyment. 37. first sergeant of the Oregon national guard. World war veteran and olty sanitary Inspector, will be burled Wednesday with full military honors. He died Saturday night. Dyment's father, the late Colin V. Dyment. was at one time dean of the University of Oregon. S&m-v-'-. tyrjn6xb. ':. 1 a WAR ON SPENDING was declared by V. 8. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau when he declared federal expenditure should be curtailed sharply. JUSTICE DENIED L REHE SALEM, Nov. 33. (p) The state supreme court denied today the peti tion for a rehearing of Jack Justice, sentenced to life Imprisonment for hiring Leo Hall, hanged for the sex tuple murders at Erland's Point, near Bremerton, Wash., to murder W. Prank Akin. Port of Portland Investi gator slain November 30, 1933. Justice waa accused of paying Hall 1.200 to commit the crime. Hall also waa Indicted for the Akin mur der but was executed for the sextuple murders before he could be tried for killing Akin. The court upheld Justice's convic tion unonlmously on September 39. Larry Paulos, husband of Peggy Faulos. who betrayed Hall's sextuple crime to the police, testified at the Akin trial that he assaulted Akin, In behalf of Justice, for a promise of $300. The Akin defense, In Its court appeal contended that this testimony was Inadmissible. GATES STAFF SEFS 1938 FORDS SHOWN AT PORTLAND MEET "They're great" That was the brief and enthiis!sa tic report given by C. E. "Pop" dates and members of the ataff of G. E Oates Auto company, local Ford deal er, after viewing for the first time Monday the much -awaited 1938 ford V-8s. sir. Oatea and hla entire organiza tion were In Portland, Ore., Monday, November 33, along with 150 other Pord dealers and 480 salesmen from practlcaly every city and town In Oregon and southern Washington to attend the first showing In the Pa cific northwest of the Ford cara. "Ford for 1938 will offer what I believe to be the greatest line of au tomobllea In Its history." emphatic ally declared Pop Oatea. "There will be two entirely distinct passenger cars, a standard and a de luxe dif fering much In appearance, appoint ment, and price. Ford will also offer greatly expanded series of trucks and commercial cara including a new group of 'one-tonner trucka design ed to bridge the gap between the truck and commercial car groups. uniex among the many Improve ments In the 1938 Ford line are the entirely new frontal designs of both the standard and de luxe models, more room Inside the cars and lux urious appointments never before of fered In the low-price field. In fact, in my opinion, the Pord V-8 for 1938 offers more lor the money than any other car built by Henry Ford." rord goes forward In 1938 with a broader line of cars and trucka than ever before In the history of the com pany a 840.000,000 program of plant expansion a deep-rooted faith In the fundamental soundness of bus iness." Public showing of the new models will be announceo sbortlv. GRAVEL TRUCK MISHAP SAVES SCHOOL STAGE DRAIN, Nov. 38. (AP) A heavy gravel truck plunging through Pass creek bridge In the east part of Drain Monday brought minor Injuries to Its occupants. Ray Bishop and Ex Sterling, but probably averted a sen ous tragedy. The truck was being closely followed by a loaded school bus. The bridge had apparently been weakened by the swollen stream. Wild Fire Nozzle Wrecks Windows NEW PORT. Nov. 2.1. (AP) O. V. Brown, street superintendent, de cided -to sluice out the catch basins of the city's dralnsge system. He stteched a hose with a curved noz zle to a hydrant and turned on the water. The 90-pound pressure tore It out of bta handa and belore he could get It under control, three large plate-glass windows In a store were blown out and a show case damaged. Liquor sale profit was 118,4, while the privilege tax division had a profit of $61,080. The license di vision had a 8319 deficit. Profit during the past four months was .901,318. $235,710 Profit In October Rum Sales SALEM. Nov. 33 (AP) The state I sold 75,433 worth of liquor durtng October and ahowed a net profit of 33S.710. I RADIO SERVICE On All Makes 90 days guarantee on all repair work RADIO AND ELECTRIC SHOP Phone 1787 LEE'S Next to Roxy 1 Look Into Hiram Walker's I PRIVATE CELLAR H pjpi'sk for an agreeable surprise! if HI You'vn heard It said that torn If 11 people ust naturally get along If ft 'l?1t better together Of coursel That's II 1 ProotAP v why Hiram Walker's PRIVATE CELIAR II IH ,r0 NV Is making so many new friends ft quart -Its component parts get along fS1.75 together. Try It tonight and seel iHill The Jtroloht whiskies in thli product are 2 years or more old. 25 straight whiskey, 75 neutral spirits distilled from groin, 15 straight whiskey 5 years old, 6 straight whiskey 31) years old, 4 straight whiskey 2 years old HIRAM WALKER & SONS, PEORIA ILL ? WALKERVILLE, ONTARIO GLASGOW, SCOTLAND OREGON CITY. Nov. 33. (ft Sheriff E. T. Mass, Deputy Sheriff Howard Moss, his son. and aTessle Paddock, tax deputy, were free on ball ranging from $1,000 to S2.500 to day arter their arrests yesterday on charges of larceny of county funds. A Clackamas county grand Jury, following a six months' Investigation, returned Indictments for wrongful possession of county funds as fol lows: Sheriff Mass, $1,095 on July 1, 1930: Howard Mam. $637.00 on May 23, 1035. and $80 on January 11, 1937: Jessie Paddock, $360.87 In July 1. 1936. Ose Mall rrtbune want ads. OIL HEAT. MAKES HOUSEWORK EASIER. (.ESS DUST LESS "FUSS AND WE FIND IT HEALTHIER. HEAT NO FURNACE TO TEND AND THE HOUSE IS ALWAYS MORE COMFORTABLE. ESPECIALLY -""WITH CLEAN-BURNING- A SHELL -M1 II V aaea , a S Ml u ' rr--n n You can renlly relax and enjoy living with SHELL Oil Heat You get oil heat at its beat with Shell Furnace Oil. Pretested in Shell's Burner Testing Laboratory . . . the largest In the world . . . It Is guaranteed "tailor-made" (or your own type of burner Every drop clean. Every tank ful gives you full ralu ir maximum, uniform heat. Telephone your local Shell office today. SMI Start Oil for dmiltrlni and pace heaters is equally ctean. uniform and balanced. Gives man mum heat. SHELL HEATING OILS SCHUSS VINTAGE CO Corner Main & Front St. Phone 420 THANKSGIVING FEATURES Effective Tue., Wed. and Thurs. 1922 VINTAGE Port or Cherry An ideal holiday drink for those who appreciate great Sr. $1.30 Eagle Vineyard DeLuxe 6 years old Qts , 05 M't ?1.49 Gals $2.69 All varieties Bisceglia DeLuxe Dry Wines Ideal for Your Thanksgiving Dinner Gal.S1.69 y2 Gal. 85c La Croix Sweet Wines The Market's Greatest Wine Value pts.'25c Qts. 49c y2 gal. 85c Gal. S1.49 Vou have our guarantee that La Croix wines give you more for your money or your money back. Champagne We Have It MUMM'S, Imported, the world's finest Gilt Edge New York, finest domestic Biscegltas. California. None better at the price. SEE US FOR Vermouth, Sparkling Wines, Raspberry, Loganberry, Concord and Blackberry Wines. Cheerful Thanksgiving Greeting to You All ENTH OVAL STIC APP! OF THE SENSATIONAL NEW 1938 Previewed at Portland Monday READ these Telegrams from CLAUDE MILES and J. E. DAY Veteran Automobile Men! Class of Service This Is a full-rate Telegram or Cable gram unless Its de ferred character Is In dicated by a suitable aisn above or preced ing the address. VT1B. COMPANY WILL AI PIIECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE w T ERN UNION SIGNS PL -Pit Lett ft NM Night Mcmga KL Nlsht Letter LC-DtfetredCibla NLT-Cible Nljht Letter Ship Ridlofrtta The filing time si ebon la U date line on full-taui tel:sms and ilar Utters, sad the Urns of receipt at osUauOoa as abovn oft all fflfMte, la STAHDt ' 1 TOSS. Received at PRV32 96 NL PORTLAND ORG MOV 22 1937 NOV 23 A.M. 7 02 HERB GREY MAIL TRIBUNE THE PUBLIC, MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS, I HAVE JUST VIEWED THE 1938 FORD AUTOMOBILE. NEVER IN AUTOMOTIVE HISTORY HAS AN AUTOMOBILE BEEN INTRODUCED THAT HAS AN IOTA OF COMPARISON IN VALUE WITH THE CAR THAT MR FORD IS INTRODUCING. I DEFY ANY DEALER TO SHOW AS MUCH IN CLASS, PERFORMANCE. AND QUALITY AS WILL BE EVIDENT IN THE CAR THE C E GATES AUTO CO WILL BE ABLE TO SHOW WITHIN SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS OF ITS PRICE CLASS I STAKE MY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. MY GOOD WILL AND INTEGRITY THAT THE ABOVE STATEMENTS ARE NOT OVERESTIMATED. ' RESPECTFULLY, CLAUDE MILES. STUt COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM IT PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SSHVICB Clam of Service This b full-me Telegram of Cable gram urjeas Its de ferred character Is In dicated by a suitable sign above or preced ing the address. WESTERN UNION AtWCOMB CHLTOM rwMimn op tmi so. mo SIGNS El-DT Letter NM - Nlthi Halm NL-NlcHt Letter LC-Deferred CiW. KIT - Cibl. Nlsht Lettee Ship Radlogra Tat fiHas Mtne mtS iwa la the dsn Loe op fuU-rae ujesTjrai aU dsy ituexs. sad Li tuoe a rtoapt at (frattmqioa, at then on ail Keceived at is STANCAkU t i lift PRJ34 37 NL-PORTLAND ORG NOV 22 1937 NOV 23 A.M. 704 HERB GREY MAIL TRIBUNE FORD COMES THROUGH WITH FLYING COLORS THE 1938 CAR IS THE ULTIMATE IN PERFECTION. SO FAR AHEAD IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO EXPRESS MY PLEASED FEELINGS TOWARD MR FORD AND THE PRODUCT WE HAVE TO OFFER TO OUR PUBLIC. C E GATES AUTO CO J E DAY DON'T BUY Until You've Seen the NEW 1938 FORDS C. E. GATES AUTO CO. FORD, LINCOLN-ZEPHYR, LINCOLN Sales and Service Sixth p.nd Pacific Highway Phone 141
