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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1939)
PAGE SEVEN Baskets of Food Lined Up for Delivery to the Needy teaspoon clovei teaspoon salt 5 cups Hour 1 teaspoons soda 1 teaspoon baking powder Cream the fat and sugar. Add the mola&see and spices. Beat well. Add the rest of the Ingredients. Chill the dough and then roll It out on a floured board and cut out cookies. Bnke 10 minutes in a moderate oven, Cherry Cookies a 3 cup butter I'-i cups granulated sugar a eggs, beaten 4 cup red cherry Julca 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind 13 teaspoon grated orange rind 13 teaspoon salt 4 cups flour 3 teaspoons baking powder Sliced red cherries Cream the butter and auar. Add the eggs and Juice. Mix well. Blend in the rinds, salt, flour and baking powder. Chill the dough. Drop por tions of the dough from the tip of a spoon onto greased baking sheets. Flatten each cooky and top with cherry slice. Bake. SHASTA SLAYER'S APPEAL DENIED R. L. Wertz, 58, was upheld yesterday by the third district court of appeal. The court held there was no justification for a manslaughter verdict as claimed by the de fendant. "A study of the entire tran script leaves the conviction the defendant is guilty of cold blooded murder of an old man," the court held. Sacramento, Dec. 29. (IP) The murder conviction of Wil son De La Roi, 21, sentenced to life imprisonment for the slaying in Shasta county of Closing time for Too Lato to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Dse Mall Tribune want ads o: 01 2030J LC 301 D o LUMANS' Our Free Delivery at Your Service Telephone 353 or 354 LUMANS' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1939. 4 SB . . . JL. '.j :m if - " m I . J K - 's 1 Al B. if I' 1'4 f: t h i lirV' 'h- J f V- ftiln -i'i -5, III t. Jsi. ri'JiXi..lju "lt AMiil, A&ihAtt? Y IN YULE WORK The Salvation Army went $9.60 in the hole on its Christ mas charities this year despite a larger income, it was shown by statistics given out today by Capt. Reginald H. Vincent, Medford district commander. Cash receipts this year to. taled $406.99, Captain Vincent said. This sum included $283.12 deposited in the Salvation Army kettles, $75 received from the Eagles lodge and $48.87 re ceived in the mail. This year's cash receipts exceeded last year's by $175, the Eagles' con tribution of $75 being included In the increase. In addition to the cash, the Salvation Army received con tributions of food, toys and other merchandise of an esti mated value of $228.50, about $20 more than last year, Cap tain Vincent said. A greater amount of charit able work was done this Christ mas than last and when all ex Generous baskets of food for savory Christmas dinners are shown here at the Salvation Army auditorium just before they were delivered to underprivileged families throughout Jackson county. In the photograph are seen Mrs. Reginald H. Vincent (right), wife of Cap tain Vincent (left) head of the Salvation Army here, and A. H. Banwell (center), chairman of the Eagles Christmas basket committee. At extreme left may be seen the big Christmas tree from which gifts were dispensed to needy children at a Yuletide party last Tuesday night. ' , penses were calculated it was found that income was $9.60 shy of making both ends meet, the captain stated. He said that the deficit would be made up out of the Salvation Army's general fund but indicated he would not decline a contribu tion from some generous per son who could afford to wipe out the $9.60 "loss." This year the Salvation Army distributed Christmas baskets to 146 families as compared with 82 last year. Of the increase 53 were accounted for by the Eagles who this year turned over its list of needy families to the Salvation Army and con tributed $50 cash to pay for the additional baskets. The Eagles also contributed $25 for toys, Medford post of the American Legion also granting a credit of $25 for toys. Hundreds of poor children at tended the Christmas party at the Salvation Army auditorium last Tuesday night. Other Christmas charities were car ried out by the Salvation Army this year. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. EXPIRES TUESDAY Carold J. Parker, commander of Jackson county chapter of the Disabled American Veter ans of the World War, today reminded all ex-service men and women that the time for filing original applications for adjusted compensation expires next Tuesday, January 2. All veterans who desire to obtain the benefits of adjusted compensation and have not ap plied should make application immediately, Mr. Parker em phasized. An official notice states that all applications or letters relating thereto received in the Veterans Administration, Washington, D. C, or its region al offices or facilities throughout the country, if stamped as re ceived in such offices on or be fore January 2, will be ac cepted as received on that date. Veterans may procure de tailed information about the fil ing of applications from veteran organizations or the Veterans Administration and its adjuncts Menus of the Day By Mrs. Alcxunrier George When the Crowd Gathers Informal It (-fresh men ts (Enough for Right) Spiced Cider Punch Molasses Snaps Cherry Cookies Apples Grapes Salted Peanuts Spiced Cider I'undi 6 cups hot tea (strained) 1 gallons cider 3 cups dark brown sugar 23 cup lemon Juice 1 cup orange Juice 113 teaspoons salt 13 cup bark cinnamon 3 tablespoons whole cloves Cover and let the ingredients sim mer together for 10 minutes. Strain, Reheat and serve. Molnsws Snaps 33 cup fat H4 cups dark brown sugar 23 cup molasses 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 teaspoon ginger Bob: You pitied me! All this time you loved someone else. I don't want a wife who stays with me because she is sorry for me Sue: Nothing's changed between us. Except that I know now that I love you as I al ways hoped to love my husband illtp 7 - it im- ' J " sssii mis in i ' IT" "I! , M J&f) V if I tToV , !v7 f 7 $ lCZtfiueu Don't miss this dramatic story of a woman's emotional struggle D o D o Begins Wednesday, January 3 In The MAIL TRIBUNE PROFIT BY BUYING ALL FOODS HERE O 1 g. prlrfs Ktfrrtlve Till SUGAR 1 00s-s552 1 0 lbs. 57c It always pays to buy roods at Lumans'. These prices are effective until next Monday. Everything is in readiness for your call. You will find many helpful suggestions. Save time and money. PEACHES (Royal Club) Packed In Heavy Syrup No. 2'i Tim 2 TINS 29c TOMATO SOUP Van Camps . . Can 5c OXYDOL Large Packages . . 2 for 43c IVORY SOAP Large Bars . . 3 for 25c PORK and BEANS No. li Tins Each 10c SPAGHETTI Franco-American 3 cans 25c TOILET TISSUE Gem Brand 6 rolls 25c PINEAPPLE Sliced No. 21a Tins, QQ. 2 tins 09 C CORN Whole sJjT Kernel, 2 tins 9 to SARDINES Oval MQ. 3 large tins b9C MILK Libby's or Swift's Premium Brand 3 CANS 20c KRAFT DINNERS A MEAL FOR FOUR 2 pkgs. 25c T New l LUMAN ' BROTHERS jT SNOWDRIFT Shortening 3 LB. PAIL 49c 6 LB. PAIL 97c PEAS CORN BEANS ' MECO BRAND 3 CANS 25c Phone Orders MEATS Free Delivery 3, 1 2 M SATURDAY SPECIALS Choice fat young Turkeys, Ducks, Gees and Rabbits. R.I. Red Hens, lb... 20 R.I. Red Fryers, lb 22 Prime Rib Roasts, boned and tied, lb. .. 20 Beef Pot Roasts, lb 14 Beef Short Ribs, lb 10? Young corn-fed Pork, Shoulder Roasts, lb 14 Leg Roasts, lb 18 Lean Pork Steaks, lb -17 Country style Sausage, seasoned just right, lb 15 Fresh Side Pork, lb 15 Leg of Lamb, lb 20 Veal Roasts, shoulder cuts, lb 15 Ham, No. 1 quality, all brands whole or Vi. lb. 25 Bacon, extra fine quality, lb 20? Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs .:. 29 S&W GRAPE JUICE ' A Healthful, Delicious Beverage QUARTS 39c PINTS 21c Lumans' Flour Prices CASTLE BRAND -1J9 Made by Fisher Guaranteed FISHER'S BLEND f 1 .79 Four Dish Towels i'f While They Last KITCHEN QUEEN " 1.49 KLAMATHBOQUET' : 1.29 MARGARINE NUT 2 pounds 25c CORN FLAKES PKG. 5C LUMANS' Fruits and Vegetables WEEK-END 8PECULS Sweet Potato Squash lb. 2c LETTUCE .... each 5c ONIONS 50 lb. No. Vs 49c LARGE CRISP CELERY Grapefruit full of juice 5 for 17c COMICE PEARS 6 lb. for 20c Ripe Ready to Eat LOCAL CABBAGE . lb. 2ic Lumans' Bakery Goods Fresh Dread Daily Finest of Cakes and Pastries SATURDAY SPECIALS Many attractive specials in the Bakery department that will add greatly to th. New Year's dinner. Don't fall, to visit this department when In the store. Cakes, Pumpkin Pies and Mince Pies, Fruit Cake, Dinner Rolls, etc., Fresh from the Ovens O o I o D o t c J c I c c I i I c I i i c aoaoi aOE loaoi 301
