Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 27, 1939, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1939. PAGE NINE E Maginot and Poilu Blue, Trench Brown and Plane Gray Fashionable Colors By Allc. Maxw.ll Paris. Oct. 27. ;P) Magi not and poilu blue, trench brown, plane gray and legion red were the dominating colors in mid-season collections of new military fashions shown today. The shows were given in spite of the war, but greatly under its influence. This feminine wear included coats and suits with big military style pockets 10 to 20 inches long. Some new models by Schiaparelli showed swinging saddle pockets, some in fur and others in elaborately braided fabrics. Many suits had leather-trimmed pockets swung in knapsack style from the shoulder. Dresses had front pockets swung from belts. Adjustable Skirts Apart from the military motif were new "washerwoman frocks, featuring skirts adjust able at the hips for day length I or ankle length for evenings. Ostrich and COQ toques were shown with these dresses. Military-style coats had turn over collars, gold buttons and belts. Some copied trench coats. Wool jersey dresses showed military touches at the collar points which were of red velvet and gold, embroidered with va rious French army insignia. Tweed suits featured a wrap around skirt worn over bloomers or plus-fours in a bright, con trasting color which matched accompanying blouses and hats. Many soft, fold-up hats were ihown with the military models. COLD CUTS, CHEESE WITH BEANS Always popular because it offers a variety, is the appetizing :ombination pictured here with a selection of cold cuts, with a jood cheese, sliced pickles and Van Camp's pork and beans in individual servings. Served with rye bread in whole slices for sandwiches and hot mustard, with a simple fruit side dish of sliced bananas and oranges, this combination never fails to make a hit. It is quickly prepared without kitchen fuss and is suited ideally for a Sunday night supper or any half-holiday luncheon. Oatmeal cookies fit well with this combination and either iced tea or coffee. The above sample menu suggestion from the booklet "28 Meal-in-aminute Recipes" may be had without charge by writing to the Home Dietitian, Van Camp's, Inc., Indianapolis. These recipes and menus are in the convenient card file size and are easily detached from the booklet. Honor Roll H. O. Oats ecipes R The following pupils of Roose velt school made the Honor Roll for the first six weeks' period: IB, Constance Inskeep, Cyn thia Hittson, Luella McConnell; 1A. Susan Drummond, Lloyd Bishop; 2B, James Collins; 2A, Billy Hess; 3B, Jimmie Moore, Eugene Riggert, Betty Crow, Patricia Sether; 4B, Mary Sue Greene, Mary Virginia Wait; 5B, Susan Inskeep, Nicholas Greene, 6B, Billy Todd, Billy Hutchison, Loree Monteith, Arlene Helvey, Walter Bown; 6A, Patricia Col-vin. By Joan Hopp. The following students were on the Jackson school honor roll: IB, Kathleen Jones; 1B1, Marine Fallwell, Dick Winson, Barbara Bateman; 2B2, Sharon Shore; 2B1, Carol Coulter, Jau nice Dodson, Joan Harrison, Marian Mitchell, Maxine Myers, George Goodman. 3B, Elizabeth Larson; 4B, Bob Wilcox, Elizabeth Yoakum, Joy Finch. 4A, Cecil Owings, Billy Ster ling, Gayl Miller, Al Rollinson; 6B, Lois Kneeland, Richard Wheelock, Mary Olsen, Elalyn Watkins; 6B, Joan Hoppe, Sybil Hagen, Charlotte Wing, Carmen Wright, Patsy Albern; 6A, Noelle Sloneker, Mary Lou Van Schoorl. Annoyance Shifts Columbia, S. C. (UP) Mayor L. B. Owens and members of the city police force are begin ning to regret the recently en acted city anti-noise ordinance. The public is keeping the of ficials awake all hours of the night complaining about auto mobile horns, barking dogs, ra dios and even frogs in a lily pond. 11-0 Oat Nut Huhln DMMrt 1 14 cup. H-O (quick) oau. a cups milk teaspoon salt 3 egg yolks 2 tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla cup chopped nuts 14 cup raisins Meringue 2 egg whites 2 tablespoons currant Jelly Cook H-O In boiling, salted milk three minute. While sttll warm add well beaten egg yolks and sugar. Stir well and add nuts, raisins and va nilla. Line a glass pie plate with mixture and when cold spread with eeg whites that have been stiffly beaten and the currant Jelly added. H-O Oats Pineapple Molds 1V4 cups H-O (quick) oats 2 cups pineapple Juice: add water to make 2 cups 1 cup crushed pineapple, drained 2 tablespoons sugar Juice of half a lemon Pinch of salt X cup cream, whipped Dram Juice from can of pineapple. Add enough water to make 3 cupa liquid. Bring to boiling point, add salt and H-O oats and cook 3 min utes. Take from stove, add sugar and when cold stir In pineapple and lemon Juice. Fold In whipped cream, put In Individual molds, set In re frigeration and serve very cold. H-O Oats Mock Nut Cookies 2 eggs 1 cup sugar 3 cups H-O (quick) oats uncooked tablespoons melted butter I teaspoon almond flavoring Beat egga until light and lemon colored. Gradually add sugar and mix well. Add H-O oats, melted butter and almond flavoring. Drop by teaspoonful on greased baking sheet and bake In moderate oven, 350 P. about 15 minutes. J M TRUE BILLS; E Lorentzen and Foster In dicted in Burglary of Gro cery Store at Eagle Point Two true bills and three sec ret indictments were returned by the grand jury, Royal G. MOW I KNOW piuseumr b&t ii PILLSBURYS BIST FLOUR Deliriously delectable, delightfully easy and economical Van Camp'$ Pork and Beans the healthfvl, balanced meal that everybody like Satisfying . . . nourishing . . . rich in Vitamin B . . . savory secret sauce . . . nationally popular for 78 years . . . saves you many hot cooking hours . . . saves you mon ey. .. brings you cheers from fam ily and friends . . . costs so little . . order today at your grocer's. I 9VSMBEA RB AT TKBA8VMB t M h A N I f" I Every Say coffee -lovers throng J3' Hills Bros. Exposition Theatre . at Treasure Island, Golden TirttCLm Gate International Exposition 'PrttlJjM' T to see "Behind th Cup" a fUJ1 V sound p icfiire in Cinecolor. "...AND THItrl NO um-WOaa' ABOUT COMTtOUB .OASTItMl" Thii observation is constantly made at Hills Bros. Exposition Tbcatrt . i By roasting 4 little at m time .. . continuously ... the automatic control of this exclusive Hills Bros, process insures so eveo roast i " for every coffee bean none overdone, none underdone. Coo I trolled Roasting gives Hills Bros. Coffee a flavor (hit mskes ' people ssy, "Now that's what I call good coJet!" .ro I mils Bros Coffee E?pg ntructionn on making J f fftM UAlfxC) r-rNa I enf. uriv jn, a i , f 'tC :JUfj I eopv el Iht booklet I B- ,;- If"- 1 "Th- Art of CofJ,- i-agy. hi Mnkwt." AMrnt Hill' VCrvZ?'7 Bros. Coflot, fnc. Son ZOwBTl A m HOME BAKERY 228'. East Mair Hallowe'en SPECIALS HALLOWE'EN CAKES Each 25c HALLOWE'EN PASTRIES Each 5c SALT RISINd BREAD Loaf 12c "JUST TRV The Cbvuot Gidni" "Use any coffee-maker you want. Follow the directions carefully and The Correct GnWwill giveyoumarveloua coffee every time. Don't let anybody persuade you to re grind The Correct Grind . . . you'll lose flavor, aroma, and freshness." IMPOtTANTi Cirefnllr obisrve timing for each method. Mesjort 2 Uft tablespoons of coffee to etch cup of waier. Vsrr water slishtlv for exact streoKth desired. Kara coffee -maker clean. Brown, Eagle Point, foreman, yesterday afternoon. The grand jury then recessed subject to call. Fred Lorentzen, Jr., and Jas per roster, residing near Eagle Point, were indicted on charges of burglary not in a dwelling. They stand accused of the rob bery of the Faber grocery store at Butte Falls last July and the taking of $52 in cash, and candy ana cigarettes. The pair were arrested at Long Beach, Cal., a few days later and have been in custody here since. Three Secret The other three indictments will be kept secret until those named are placed in custody, District Attorney F. J. Newman said. The grand jury, in its report, holds the auto-pedestrian acci dent on West Main street last October 15 in which Mrs. Dan Miller sustained ratal injuries was "unavoidable" in sofar as Elvin E. Cook, driver of the car. was concerned. The report reads: "This grand jury investigated the accident occurring on West Main street, Medford, Oct. 15, 1939, wherein the car driven by Elvin E. Cook collided with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller, resulting in the death later of Mrs. Miller, and after a careful investigation of all circumstances in connec tion therewith, wish to report there is no evidence that would warrant criminal action being taken in said matter, as in our opinion, the accident was un avoidable, so far as the driver of the car was concerned." The district attorney reported the grand jury also investigated two or three matters that will be completed when the body is called into session again. Closing time tor Too Law to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p m im Relieve misery at S out of 6 mothers do. Rub throat, chest, back with VICKS VAPORUD OC301 OEXO LUMANS' Our Free Delivery at Your Service Telephone 353 or 354 LUMANS' 9 It Always Pays To Buy Foods AtLuman's Albert MAKE The MOST Out of Food Buying at Lumans' Schilling Coffee 1 Pound tin 27c 2 Pound tin 52c FitiMt In (lie l nd S,W CATSUP 0 Mb... ra' N l D CORN FLAKES ffl' f 1 Ea. 5c W I 8 vr n"a Nk. !1 ,vl" fw that there are CZlif l''f X -H t """,v '"I1""1:'!!'' In buylllt aw OTr pV-'i ! JT "t. aw 4 Foods at l.unian Bros. Their J l;y&e 1 r 1T stocks are alivnvs fresh and f It ' I of the finest qualltv obtnln- J ' .rv-w 9 "hie . . . then too. the savins: t St. . 'k I l price Is quite an Item. I ' iJp i ssaaa Yes. they deliver free and have J O taut-Si ati' ,'k v 'n,lr deliveries every clav. I J2 m.- V '!ta'. e the phone, you should J f --aiitw, a,, ry them. S aVS isWTrll J "wL Prices Now l jSiti.t -III Monday Nltht 1 II ' V HONEY jjmssiOMB o N,w erop' ,oc" KrW Free with Albert ss:ji'v7'-.' gt.mmm m w r -v ss ska u i P K 'JSAVI ALBERS COUPONS I rr T0 COMPLETE YOUR SETI I O D o Large Bottle ea. 16c Grape Juice, pint bottle 21c (Grape Juice, quart bottle 39c MECO SPECIALS M.ce P. as .3 can. lor 25s Meco Corn 3 cant far 25s M.co Tuna Fish 2 larg. tint 25 M.co Oysters 2 cant for 25J M.co Grapefruit, larg. tint, .a. 10t? 5 lb. pail 39c AMAZING NEW BUCK ROGERS ROCKET SHIP FREE with purchase of two paclcagos of WHIFFETS Toasfed WHOLE WHEAT BISCl'TS 23c PRUNES N.w erop 5 lbs. 25c RAISINS N.w erop 4 lbs. 25c - mow 100 . pound bag S5.89 10 pounds 59c TWO FOR Bovs snd Girl. TALlf.R AND STRONOER Fresh Crackers Cascad. Soda or Graham 2 lb. box 20C DRIP MITHOOl 6 to 8 minuIM H nrrfrrrul. f ih tho 2'i CI DICKY BS it mute, wtter will drip too fiat giving weak brew. IMS VACUUM MAKIMt Put up per bow) on slsr water boit. Coffee and watrr ahoald b in coo uct J to 7 minutes. MftCOlATOtt Surf with rold or hot water. "Pete" 7 to 10 minute after steady Damping sum- COmtPOTi Bring coffee and water to hoiliof- Stir welt. Add iraall amount of cold water and let stand 3 minutes to setus groonai. (KLAMATH) POTATOES 50 lbs. No. 2's 49c 50 lbs. No. 1's 70c DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE (Sliced) No. 2'i tint 2 tins 39c DEL MONTE SARDINES Larg. Oral Tint 3 tins 29c NEW FLOUR PRICES DRIFTED SNOW "1.85 FISHER'S BLEND 1-79 KITCHEN QUEEN 11" 1.49 KLAMATH BOQUET" 1 .29 CASTLE BRAND st'1-39 GUARANTEED SATURDAY SPECIALS Cholc. young fat H.nt R. I. R.d and Barr.d Roek Fry.rt... Prim. Rib Roattt. bon.d and tl.d... lb. lb. lb. B..I Pot Roattt. eholct cult ...............lb. B..f Short Rlbt lb. Sirloin or T-Bon. St.akt ..... ....lb. No. 1 grada Spring Lamb L.gt . .....lb. Loin Chopt or St.akt ...........lb. Young corn l.d Pork Should.r roattt lb. Lag Roattt ................lb. Whol. or Halt Hogt lb. Fr.th Sid. Pork , lb. Country ttyl. Sautag., t.atonad Just right ........lb. V.al Roattt, cholc. thould.r eutt lb. V.al St.akt, loin eutt lb. Small, l.an, t.nd.r Picnic Should.rt .......... lb. Hamt, whol. or half lb. Eatt.rn Bacon, m.dlum thick, .xtra fin. flaror lb. Horn, r.nd.r.d Lard 3 ! 20t 22 20 14 10 20s 22 20 15 20 11 15 15 15 20 20 25 20 29 Phone 353 or 354 Free Delivery TIIPINO). Pour hotting water on nr artll. &tir aciin in 5 minutei. Steep (or s total of 10 to LUMANS' Fruits and Vegetables WEEK-END SPECIALS Sweet Potato Squash lb. 2c LETTUCE, crisp, solid each 5c ONIONS 10 lb. No. Vs 15c TOMATOES ... 31b. 10c Grapefruit f uii of juice 5 for 1 9c APPLES new crop 6 lb. 25c LOCAL CABBAGE . . lb. 2c Lumans' Bakery Goods Fresh Dread Daily Finest of Cakes and Pastries SATURDAY SPECIAL GOBLIN CAKE A d.llelout erang. and chocolal. eak. In m.rbl. .ffci from a B.tty Crock.r rtelp. You'll lov. th. eaka at wall at lit gay. f.tttv. Hallow.'.n colon both lntid. and out. each 49c D o 15 miautei. OE301 301