Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 21, 1939, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1930. PAGE NINE LEGION, AUXILIARY DRAW 1940 PLANS IN DISTRICT MEET State Commander Niel R. Allen Neads Official Group Dinner Dance Finale. A gala banquet and dance at tended by 150 men and women topped off a district 4 confer ence of the American Legion nd auxiliary here yesterday. The dinner-dance was held in the Hotel Medford after the afternoon conference, held sep arately by the men and women. Speakers at the banquet for the auxiliary were Mrs. Ruth Mathebet of Alameda. Cal., na tional vice president of the west ern division, Mrs. William Hors fall of Marshfield, Oregon state department president, and Mrs. Foy Young of Roseburg, district 4 president. Legionnaires who addressed the dinner gathering were Niel R. Allen of Grants Pass, Oregon atate department commander, Marvin O. Skipworth of Marsh field, district 4 commander, and Ralph E. Hargett of Lebanon, itate department vice comman . der. Scobey Toastmaster Officers who were introduced Included Carl R. Moser of Sil verton. department adjutant, nd Tom Collins of Portland, department service officer, and , the following post commanders: ' W. D. Butler, Grants Pass, Vin cent L. Malone, Roseburg, Herb Christmas Cards Of Royal Couple Have War Motif London, Dec. 21. (P) King George's Christmas ard this year featured a pic ture of a Royal Air Force fighting plane, swooping through clouds, with the legend, "In a world of space." Profits of reproductions sold to the public will go to provide comforts for air force personnel. Queen Elizabeth's card pic tures a woman sewing on a Union Jack with the title, "For freedom." COTTON GINK GAVE IS Moore, Ashland, and H. J. Meir- ing, Medford. Lieut. Joseph W. Scobey was toastmaster. At the conclusion of the banquet the American Legion Kiltie band of Ashland entered the dining room and played a serenade for State Commander Allen. At the men's conference, held in the armory In the afternoon, the American Legion program for 1940 was outlined and dis cussed. The program was de tailed by Mr. Allen, who re cently returned from a confer ence at American Legion na tional headquarters in Indian apolis, Mr. Skipworth and Mr. Hargett. A similar program was carried out at the auxiliary's district conference, held in the Hotel Medford. ' District 4 embraces the posts of Medford, Ashland, Grants Pass, Kerby and Roseburg. San Francisco, Dec. 21. (P) Cotton ginners contributed thousands of dollars, solicited members ai d acted as collection agents for the Associated Farm ers of California, the LaFollette . Senate Civil Liberties commit ! tee was told today. I Fred Goodcell, former secre tory of the Associated Farmers of California, said ginning com panies had contributed $7,431 to the organization in the pait three years and solicited mem bers from among the growers who delivered cotton to them. A letter from the secretary of the Producers Cotton Oil company of Fresno to the Asso ciated Farmers of Kern county was read, offering to distribute literature and application blanks to farmers under Asso ciated Farmer letterheads. "Our feeling," the letter said, "is that it might be advisable not to let the name of this com pany enter into the letter in anyway so that the association retain the proper designation as the 'Farmers' organization." The letter was not signed but was identified by Harry S. Baker of Fresno, president of the company. increased buying of Christmas seals, the little stamps, which are fighting for health, here, there and everywhere, are on display this week in the Med ford branch of the United States National bank. Making of these posters con stitutes just one phaze of a far flung educational program, car ried on by the schools in con nection with the annual sale of Christmas Seals, sponsored by the Jackson County Public Health association, Miss Helen Bullis, chairman, stated yesterday. Ok Mall Tribune want ada. Chop suey is practically un known in China. Many stories are told of the origin of the dish, but it is generally con ceded that It was first served in the United States. Menus of the Day STUDENTS DISPLAY HEALTH POSTERS Posters, made by students of the Medford schools to inspire tfomrease 7 nrce ss- WWW W V VsMaW A NOW 3 YEARS OLD within reach of every man's purse I Windsor today li finer than ever as your first taste will tell you. That extra year of aging produced such smoothness and superb flavor that every drink is a royal good onel SOOKGDIDB TO w Sv fcij This 3 . - nT whiskey Is a.:. jp 4 3 years old OlrPlNT W.ffiSj I $145 QT. - $5.45 CAL KT p , Wrwn buying Bourbon ask Jr&j&E&iZW 1 Vlor Windsor by nam. Jm!S y. cooouqoom NATIONAL DISTILLERS PROD. CORP. N. By Mm. Alexander fipoixe. Cookies With An Appeal Pinner For Three Rot Clam Broth (Canned) Noodleburger Buttered Splnaih Bread Currant Jam Fruit Slaw ' O rape Chocolate Chip Cookies Coffee for Adult Ml Ik -for Children Noodleburger. 8 tablespoons fat 3 tablespoons chopped onton ; cup diced celery 2 tablespoons minced parsley 'i pound hamburger S tablespoons flour 3 cups tomatoes a cups cooked noodles 33 teaspoon salt 13 teaspoon paprika Heat the fat In a frying pan. Add and let simmer for five mlnut the onions, celery, parsley and ham burger. Mix In the flour and add the rest of the tnpredlents. Cook slowly for 10 minutes. Stir often. Fruit Slaw 3 cups shredded cabbage cup diced apricots !4 cup cubed oranges 13 teaspoon salt 4 teaspoon celery seed 13 cup salad dressing Chill the ingredients. Combine and serve In a bowl. Chocolate-Chip Cookies cup fat cup dark brown sugar Vt cup granulated sugar 3 eggs, beaten 3 tablespoons cream 1 teaspoon vanilla V4 teaspoon salt Vi cup shaved sweet chocolate ' lt cup shaved nuts 3 cups pastry flour 1 teaspoon soda Cream the fat and sugars. Add the eggs and cream. Mix In the rest of the Ingredients and chill the dough. Drop portions from the tip of a spoon onto greased baking sheets. Flatten each cooky with the back of a spoon which haa been dipped In. flour or with the broad side of a knife. Bake. gation districts was sought to day in petitions filed with the state hydroelectric commission. The area would be 85 square miles. 0. S. C. GRADUATE MADE SUPERVISOR OF FOREST Portland, Dec. 21. B Re gional Forester Lyle F. Watts named Walter H. Lund today to aucceed Gilbert D. Brown! as Wenatchee national forest supervisor. Brown, former Fremont na tional forest supervisor who went to Wenatchee In 1931, has reached retirement age. Lund, an Oregon State college gradu ate, has worked in the Sno qualmie and Olympic national forests and the Portland re gional office. STERLING RESIDENCE DESTROYED BY BLAZE The house, a story and hall frame structure, was built in 1904 by Frank Ankeney, who was manager of the mine at th.it Big Applegate, Dec. 21. Spe-! time. cial.) Fire, believed to have started from an overheated stove, completely destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campbell at Sterling Monday Only a few household articles were saved. There are 9,000,000 wage earners in the factories of the United States, supporting direc tly and Indirectly including themselves upward of 3,000,000, 000 people. LUMANS 7 Our Free Delivery at Your Service Telephone 353 or 354 LUMANS' i FILM 'OSCAR' 'AWARD SLATED FOR FEB. 29 Hollywood, Dec. 21. (P) Film folk will know Feb. 29 who wins the coveted "Oscars" yearly awards for excellence by the Academy of Motion Pic ture Arts and Sciences. Date of the annual banquet and several changes in behalf of foreign films were announced by President Frank Capra after an academy meeting last night. P.U.D. Petitions Filed. Salem, Dec. 21. (Pi Crea tion of a people's utility dis trict embracing the city of Clat- skanie and several adjacent irrt o ..... 4 MAKE THE CHRISTMAS PARTY A SUCCESS WITH SNIDER'S ICE CREAM! There's no doubt about 11 ... . Snider's Is the TOPS In quality. Be sure to say "Snider's" when you order Ice creaml mm aw ICE CREAM A Christmas Treat That All Will Enjoy! Yr.s ilrl Hrfi a treat that will tlrklt the pslatea of trrrj bor and ilrl an1 every grown-up, too! For pure dellrlouaneaa, rich flavor an4 wholesome soodneM, jou ran't beat SNIDER'"! We have ALL POPULAR FLAVOR plna ta.ty Peppermint Ire Cream. Dellrlona hrlrk.. too. Mlnre. Meat. .Marble Cake, Three Color and Star Center. Brlrk Ire Cream If lt' SnMer'i -ant be equalled aa a parte dellrarr! Rherbeta? Certalnlt, In Chrlatmat Cranberry and Pineapple! ORDER ICE CREAM PARTY MOULDS forCHRISTMAS NOW Special Christmas molds In Santa Claus, Christmas Tress and Poinsettas will add thai "touch" you need for the Christmas table . . . Every one fashioned from delicious SNIDER'S ICE CREAM . . . what a hit they will make at YOUR partyl JUST PHONE 203 Ask for your "Hostess Department." Per sonal attention will be given to YOUR holiday order suggestions, too, that will aid you In planning your Ice cream treatl SNIDER DAIRY & PRODUCE CO. CHRISTMAS FOOD SHOPPING ON IN EARNEST AT LUMANS TURKEYS Give Basket of Food Make It a Merry PhriRtmna for - some untortu- Ik-Jc nate family. &f)X Order Early Prices lowest In years on these fins young fat corn fed No. 1 Turkeys. TURKEYS DUCKS GEESE RABBITS CHICKENS Extra line quality e SAVE TIME and MONEY Planning a nice Christmas Dinner Is the order of the day in most homes right now. We have prepared especially well to lake care of your every Food need for the Holidays. The very finest of Foods, both local and nationally advertised are here In abundance. Save time and money. PEAS - CORN - BEANS MECO BRAND 3 cans 25c HAMS Make an ideal Gift. Practical too. Your choice of all No. 1 quality Hams. lb. 25c TRADING QUALITY Black pound ..19 pound ..37e? pound ..75t? Li BRKED BEflHS ST H I I MM m PIBJJBBI I I Small can 9 Medium can. 13 Large can 18? mm CHRISTMAS CANDY - NUTS - ORANGES Old-Fashion Chocolates 3 lbs. 25c Plain Christmas Mix Candy . .2 lbs. 19c Fancy Mixed Nuts, extra nice, 2 lbs. 35c Fresh Roasted Peanuts 2 lbs. 25c Sweet Southern Navel Oranges, large 2 doz. 29c Si si. js DBnnin uninn nnuuin biieru 1 POUND 17c Phone Orders LUMANS' Free Delivery SPECIAL CUTS FOR CHRISTMAS Beef Roasts, choice cuts lb. 14c Corn-fed Pork Shoulder Roasts .lb. 14c Leg or Loin Cuts' Ib. 18c Country Style Sausage, seasoned just right lb. 15c Veal Roast, choice shoulder cuts, lb. 15c Small lean tender Picnic Shoulders lb. 19c Bacon, extra good quality lb. 20c Home-rendered Lard 3 lbs. 29c MILK ' Libby's or Swift's Premium Brand 3 JANS 20c Soda or Graham, Cascade Brand Margarine NUT 2 lbs. 25c SUGAR 101b. 57c Lumans' Flour Prices i Salad Dressing T 1 Dlnnerbell Brand PINTS QUARTS : 15c 25c SNOWDRIFT Shortening 3 Ib. pail . . 49c 6 Ib. pail . . 97c CASTLE BRAND 49 lb. sack 1.39 riiMinvc m run Four Dish Towels Free While They Last 49 lb. 4 1A l.f 9 KITCHEN QUEEN -1.43 KLAMATH BOQUET- 1.29 LUMANS' Fruits and Vegetables WEEK-END SPECIALS Sweet Potato Squash Ib. 2c LETTUCE .... each 5c ONIONS 50 Ib. No. V s 49c LARGE CRISP CELERY Grapefruit full of juice 5 for 1 7c APPLES new crop 6 Ib. 25c LOCAL CABBAGE . Ib. 2ic Lumans' Bakery Goods Fresh Bread Daily Finest o? Cakes and Pastries FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Many attractive specials in the Bakery department that will add greatly to the Christmas dinner. Don't tail to visit this department when In the store. Cakes, Pumpkin Pies and Mince Pies, Fruit Cake, Dinner Rolls, etc., Fresh From the Ovens 4 CRACKERS 2 Ib. box 20c I iit!0;!iv;;t!eiii!;Ii1i!t!0!vt!W