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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1938)
MEDFORP MATL TRTBTTXE. fEDFOTtD. OREGON. FRIDAY. 'AUGUST 12. 1938. PAGE FIVE GOLD HILL BUSY Prize List Increased for September 10 Affair Barbecue Again Feature Many Grow Whiskers GOLD HIIJU Aug. ia.(Spl.) Fol lowing a rousing meeting of the fair board of the Northwest Jackson county fair at the city hall Monday evening, a busy season Is on for residents of Gold Hill, with plans calling for a bigger and better fair than ever this year. The fair will be held In Gold Hill Saturday, Sep tember 10. Interest In the fair took a decided upturn last board meeting when committee chairmen all gave their reports and told of their plans for the next four weeks. With nearly all prizes Increased In the various departments a keener Interest ts being shown In the exhibits and plans are being made for a bigger display than In previous years. Plan nip Barbecue The barbecue this year Is being handled by BUI Ferguson and a real feed Is In store. The tree oaroecue In the evening Is the main attraction of the fair, with more than 1000 visitors being fed at this event last year. Mr. Ferguson states he has purchased the best young beef In the valley and that potatoes and other articles have been donated for the feed. The barbecue kitchen on the city hall grounds will be used to prepare the meal, and the out door oven, which will be repaired before fair time will also be used. George Hoff, who efficiently prepared the barbecue last year will again officiate In the kitchen. The first event of the day this year will be the parade to start promptly at 10. Cash prizes will be given for many entries and nearly every merchant Is planning a float of some kind. During the parade the queen will be crowned and Mayor Gilchrist will turn the key to the city over to Fair Chairman Walter McLean. Whisker Contest An added feature of the fair this year will be the Judging of the whisker contest which will take place Immediately following the parade at city hall. A good many residents of this section have entered this con test and many aro the speculations as to who the winner will be. A complete Bports program start ing at 1 o'clock will be held during the afternoon. According to Chair man H. D. Force there will be rnces and contests for everyone who at tends, with prizes for the winners In each division. Serving of the borbecue will start at 6 o'clock this year and the dance will round out the day's entertainment. ASHLAND 10 SEEK ASHLAND, Aug. 12. (SpU Ten tative plana for three major munici pal Improvements construction of an Incinerator plant, construction of a new fire station, and Installation of a new heating plant In the city hall were reviewed Thursday by O. C. Hockley, regional PWA director from Portland, and Indications are that the projects may be secured, according to Prank J. Van Dyke, city attorney. Rough estimates of figures show that the Incinerator will cost approx imately $20,000. fire station 66.000. and heating plant $4,000. In addition, it was asked that the Public Work Administration aid with funds for a heating plant for the contemplated fire station, at an extra expenditure of 64.000, and new fire fighting equipment to cost 1.500. Because of the numerous acci dents to bicyclists, the Briton trans port advisory council recommends that cycle tracks be provided on both sides of the main roads In that country. The weakest part of the skull ts at the base. Saturday Special At Our Fountain Banana Special S.ITIRMV OM.V Price's Candies are ALWAYS FRESH Taste B4 U Buy PRICE'S ?30 East Main Rogue River Plans New High School . Photo and engraving courtesy Grants Pass Courier. Pictured above la Architect William Lalng'a drawing of the new Kngue River high school building, lo be constructed at an estimated cost of 153.500. The building will be 1.18 by 121 fret In dimension, with the exterior red brick and hollow tile and the Interior wood frame. Construction Is expected to start about November 1. The school district has been bonded for SJ8.000 and the PWA lias nuthorlzcd a rant of 524.138 for the project. Menus of the Day (By Mrs. Alexander George) Summer Porch Refreshments (Serving 12) Assorted Sandwiches (- Chilled Fruit Punch Butterscotch Fingers Salted Nuts Candled Ginger ' Filbert tread For Sandwiches (Other nuts may be used) 3 cups flour 3 cups gramham flour 3 teaspoons soda 1 cup dark brown sugar 1 cup chopped dates 2-3 cup shredded filberts 1 tablespoon molasses 1 egg 3 cups buttermilk 3 tablespoons butter, melted Mix all of the ingredients together. Half-fill two medium-sized loaf pans which have been fitted with waxed papers. Let rise for 15 minutes and bake In a slow oven for one hour. Chilled Fruit Punch cup fresh mint leaves 3 tablespoons tea 3 cups boiling water 3 cups granulated sugar 3 cups orange ;utce 2-3 cup lemon lutce , cup pineapple Juice (optional) 10 cups Iced water Mix together the mint, tea and boiling water. Cover and let simmer for five minutes. Strain. Add sugar and stir until it has dissolved Cool. Add the rest of the Ingredients and chill until serving time. Serve In glasses which have been 3ne-thlrd filled with chopped Ice. Hutterscotch Fingers 5 egg yokss 2 cups dark brown sugar VA teaspoon salt 2 cups flour 2 teaspoons baking powder 8 egg whites, beaten Beat yolks and sugar until well mixed. Fold In the rest of the In gredients. Mix lightly Pour Into a shallow pan which has been lined with waxed paper. (The batter should not be more than one Inch thick). Bake for 25 minutes In a moderate oven. Whll warm cut Into bars and (roU In dark brown sugar to which a little cinnamon has beeu added. (One teaspoon of cinnamon Is enough for a third of a cup of sugar. By Mrs. Alexander George. Dinner Cooked Over a Campflre. MENU FOR SIX Broiled Meat Cakes Barbecue Sauce Corn on the. Cob Potato Salad Buttered Buns Tomato Quarters Fresh Fruit Gold Drop Cakes Coffee Lemonade It rolled Meat Cuke. 1 pound chopped beef pound chopped pork 13 pound chopped veal teaspoon salt yA teaspoon pepper 3 eggs Mix ingredients and shape Into rolls one Inch thick and two Inches long. Broil for 10 minutes on sticks held over the campflre or brown in four tablespoons of bacon fat placed In a frying pan over the fire. Barber ue Sauce, cup butter 2 tablespoons vinegar -1 teaspoon salt YA teaspoon dry mustard teaspoon celery seed yA teaspoon white pepper teaspoon paprika 1 teaspoon granulated sugar 1 teaspoon minced onions 2 teaspoons minced parsley 2 tablespoons chill sauce 4 tablespoons catsup 1 cup boiling water 1 teaspoon' Worcestershire sauce (optional) Let Ingredients simmer together for 10 minutes In a covered pan Cool. Store In a covered Jar In the refrigerator. Reheat and serve pour ed over hot meats. Gold lirop Cakes. (Uses up left-over egg yjlks.) Va cup fat 1 cup granulated sugar cup milk a teaspoons lemon extract teaspoon salt 8 egg yolks, beaten 2 cups pastry flour 3 teaspoons baking powd-r Cream fat and sugar; Add the rest of the Ingredients and beat for two minutes. This beating is very Im portant. Half -fill paper cups or greas ed muffin pans and bake for 15 min utes In a moderately slow oven. Cool and spread with frosting. GOLD HILL PHONES ON DIAL SYSTEM Modern Equipment to Give Fast 24-Hour Service Automatic System Also Planned for Farm Lines Firemen Rout Squirrels H INGHAM, Mass. (UP) Add new Jobs for versatile blaze-battlers: Lo cal firemen were asked to rid the belfry of the Old Ship Chinch (First Unitarian) of squirrels which had gnawed so large a portion it the bel fry, it was unsafe. The fire laddies quickly cleared the lofty belfry of squirrels' nests. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads GOLD HILL, Aug. 12. (8pl.) In stallation of an automatic dial tele phone exchange In Gold HID to re place the present magneto manual switchboard is planned by the Pa cific Telephone and Trlegraoh com pany. R. B. Hammond, company manager for this district, has been In Gold Hill for the past several days, ex plaining the new proposed dlti'. service to Gold Hill telephone customers The present plan, Mr. Hammond said. Is to have the new dial office equipment, as well as the new dial telephones on customers' premises. Installed so. that the change-ever can be made during the spring of 1939. The type of dial central office to be placed In Gold Hill Is known as a community automatic exchange and Is recognized as the most modern and tip-to-date equipment available. The equipment will give Gold Hill customers fast and efficient service 24 hours a day. With the modern equipment, Mr. Hammond explained, there would be a rate Increase of 50 cents n month for main line and party line tele phones. This Is being done, he said, to bring Gold Hill into tttie on a rate basis with other Pacific company exchanges of a comparable size In Oregon. There will be no chango In the present rate for extension t Alt-phones or other supplemental equipment. Neither will there be any change In the present rate for farmer line cus tomers served from the Gold Hill exchange. It was said, howtner, that a plan Is being worked out to pro vide dial telephones and service for the farmer line customers. When the new equipment is placed In service, all calls will be dialed, the telephone numbers having three dig its. Long distance, information and other miscellaneous calls will be han- W -- .mi- J i If lmmtf lAM REEL TECHN IQUE helps Porky Lee, juvenile movie actor, show how much real strength was needed to lift the big ones caught at Catallna Island, where the youngster has been on vacation. The fish weighed as much as he so Porky said. ldcl by direct circuits to Medford, such calls being made by dialing "Operator." City Buys Leg SALEM (UP) -Salem might be call ed the city with a wooden leg by anyone reading the list of Items charged against Its emergency fund. The city council has voted an ap propriation from that fund of (120 to buy an artificial limb. It will be given to a Salem man who, refusing relief, makes his living by doing odd Jobs. " -' ,, fr SCIIENLKY'S MARK OF MERIT :.. Not bo"'?.' .h.ve rn"e The OM V!"" J 'uraoce ol q- Slql..Htrch own iwM-f 7,1.55 Pint MORE THAN im, ""1,B!TLESSOLD! When you Irv tUU "n. t . . . BOURBON WhUky Longing . .rvfC iSltf 5e rt . Original Price Cutters! Look At Your Shoes! Everyone Else Does! For the benefit of those who came in too late for our last sale on this 1 C ' item, Saturday only, we will sell 4500 shoe laces, while they last, at per pair 25c WHITE ACE 19c 25c SHU-MILK 19c 25c DYAHSHIHE 19c 15c JETOIL 13c MARSHM ALLOWS WHITE OR ASSORTED FRESH, FULL POUND 10c BAY RUM Delightful, refreshing after OQ shaving, pint bOC 500 TKSSUES Cleansing Tissues. 1 Ci1 Soft and absorbent I wC YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE AT WESTERN THRIFT Our Money Saying Price ELECTRIC HEATING PADS We bought these during manufacturers slack season and are passing the savings on to you. These are full size, approved, three-heat Electric Pads, and are fully guaranteed. .You can save one-third by buying now for winter. $3 00 values . '. LOWEST TOBACCO PRICES EVERY DAY A complete stock always of these popular baby foods. Sat urday ... 3 cans 23c 1 2 cans 87c MARION COURTHOUSE GRANT IS RESCINDED SALE, Aug. 12. (AP) PWA offl- clala In Washington have definitely rescinded the 9266,000 grant allotted for a new courthouse for Marlon county. This word was received In a letter to County Jucige J. O. 81 eg- mund today from E. R. Hoffman, regional director of PWA at Portland. The court recently sent In an amend ed application for a second time ask ing for an extension of time under the grant so the voters would have a chance to vote on the question of a new courthouse at the regular elec tion November 8. PWA officials, how ever, Insisted that a special election be called to hurry the project along. STATE AIDE INJURED WHEN CAR HITS POLE ROSEBORO. Ore.. Aug. 13. (AP) Dr. H. W. Wcxxlworth of Salem. tate director of the WPA sanitary project, suffered a broken leg. numerous cuts and severe bruises early this morning when the automobile he was driving went off the Pacific highway a mile north of Roaeburg and sheared off a power pole. The Argentine government has Is sued a decree- criticizing the pro grams of the commercial broadcast ing stations and appointing a com mittee to raise the cultural level of radio programs. Entire HOSIERY stock REDUCED Ethelwyn B, Hoffmann Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. Women Reduce This Safe Way Thousand! of women are Taktns. Off Fat Safely , . , without dieting or exercising , . , with LAXRID Fat RcduclnR Treatment. It li removing1 Fat from them Just as It did from lawrfnce Much, when he lost 121 Poundi in 12 Monthi, while taking It. These Women find that LAXRID ll Absolutely Safe lo Take. It doea not contain Dlnltrophenol, Thyroid or Phenol In any form. All the in gredient! 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Ig. can 17c Swift's Premium BAKING POWDER full 2 lb. can 19c Clabber Girl Flavor Foods Salad Dressing . or Sandwich Spread Qt. 33c Full size pkg. of Pabst ett's new Cheese Ham Spread Free with each qt. Shortening Westminster 4Q. 4 1b. pkg. OSC Jewel Pure 4 Cm Veg. 4 lb. pkg. twU Snowdrift C1 3 lb. tin 311 Hring In your 10c coupon. PEANUT BUTTER 2 lb. jar 25c Made by Swift, from No. 1 Peanuts POST TOASTIES . package 6c JAR CAPS Kerr Economy 4 'J ft, Lids Pkg. I ll ' All other Jars and rap prlcrd nrcordlnnly. FREE All Day Saturday Ladino Cheese Sandwiohes and Flavorade Punch LOOSE WILES FRESH COOKIES Ginger Snaps 2 lbs. 25c Buttermilk 4 doz. 19c WESSON OIL, pt. can, coupon plus 12c N!MN:r.lV.H BEEF FANCY STEER BEEF We cut mrat of the finest quality. We Invite comparison. Chuck Roast, lb. 15c Short Ribs, lb. IIV2C Fine for linklnn Loin Steak, lb 19c Pine quality tender, tnnty. LAMB Genuine spring. New Low Prices Leg, Loin Chops 4Qm or Rib Chops, lb. I 3w Shoulder, lb... 12V2c Stew, lb. ...... 7V2C Mock Duck, lb. ..22c All meat no bone FANCY MILK FED VEAL Chops, lb. 17k Shldr. Roast, lb. 13c Watermelons Bob Fields' Local Every melon guaranteed Lb, 2c CANTALOUPES Bros.' or Bohnert's, C 36 size, each TOMATOES local grown 4 lb. 19c PEACHES Elbertas, crate . . .69c J. H. Hale, crate. .99c Crawfords, crate. .79c Champions, crate 89c Clrys famous Champions from nold Hill v Field r I'd x
