MEDFOPvD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OnFCOV. FRTDAT. 'AUGUST 9, 190.
PATE SIX
Good Old Chicken Salad
He-Man Star's Favorite
Richard Arlen Voice$ Choke
for "Salad Celebrity Week"
THROUGHOUT tha town, food
merchants are featuring "Salad
Celebrity Weea" nd ihcir etores
re llterallr loaded with salad time
saena suggestions.
To eommemereta the occasion,
tnany morle celebrlttea were aoked
their farorlte aalada. Among them
la Richard Arlen. tarring- In the
new Unlrersal production "Hot
Steel," who eaye, "Good old chicken
alad li what I go (or but I like It
prepared tbla way "
Here's his farorlte recipe:
Favorite Chicken Salad
I eup. diced chicken
1 cup diced celery
I diced orangeN. fret from membrane
I teaspoons salt
le teatpoon pepper
1 to l1, cups Heat Foods real
mayonnalie
I dips nnely ehrtdded rsd cabbage
Ptmlento strlpa
Watercrssa
Lightly toaa together chicken,
celery, orange, aeasonlngs and real
mayonnaise. Arrange cabbage In
alad bowl or on chop plate or
platter. Heap the chicken mixture
In the center and top with addi
tional real mayonnaise. Garnish
with plmiento atrips and water
erase. Yield: I to 10 eenidgs.
Popular Richard Arlen
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Handaome Star of Universal
Production
EXTENSION WORK!
W.C.T.U. Advocates Gadget
Resembling Portable Cock
tail Bar No Alcohol
Chicago, Aug. 9. (P) The
Woman'a Christian Temperance
Union Introduced the "beverage
board" today as a handy gadget
for the natlon'a drinkers of non
alcoholic liquids.
Iff limply a board covered
with gaily-colored oilcloth and
set on legs, with an oilcloth
"hoop aklrt" hiding the ice
bucket and Jiirs of fruit or
berry Juices. Its equipment of
glasses, cups, straws, napkins
and pitchers should be in match
ing colors.
Mrs. Blanch Pennington of
Huntingdon, Pa., director of the
W.C.T.U. non-alcoholic fruit
product department, said the
contrivance shouldn't be mis
taken for a portable cocktail
bar.
II' Not Bar
"No. Indeed," ah aaid, "It I
.not a bar; it must not be called
'a bar. It is a beveragj board."
! It I another of the novelties
I in non-alcoholic drinking advo
cated by Mrs. Pennington' de
partment which has Issued a
I series of pamphlet giving rec
ipes for thirst-quenching, vari
colored drinks that have not
the slightest tinge of alcohol.
Her latest, she said, 1 a cur
rant flip. Pour currant Juice in
a tall glas with ice cubes in
which bita of mint have been
frozen; add lemon juice and a
garnish of a thin slice of lemon
and mint springs. Juice of the
red raspberry may be added.
Another one call for the nec
tar of dried apricots, with pine
apple sherbet and a club soda.
"There Is nothing to aggra
vate the thirst in these drinks,"
said Mrs. Pennington, here for
the national W.C.T.U. conven
tion opening today.
BOYD'S
AT
New Home Demonstration
Agent Pledges Coopera
tion at Calendar Session
' Launching a full year's pro
gram of extension work under
tha leadership of Miss Dorris
Jacqueline Brier of Corvallls,
county home demonstration
agent succeeding Mrs. Mabel C.
Mack, was accomplished at a
calendaring meeting Tuesday,
attended by both agents and
the secretaries and chairmen of
IS extension units of the county.
Mis Brier comes to Jackson
county well qualified to con
tinue the work directed by Mrs.
Mack for the last 11 years. She
completed both her undergrad
uate and graduate work at Ore
gon State college, receiving her
masters degree last June. She
taught in high achnol at Hunt
ington Beach, Cal., for two
years, and waa Instructor in a
home management house at
Oregon State college for two
years. For three years she was
member of the college staff,
Instructing in clothing and tex
tiles. Her home is in Turlogk in
central California, and early
this month sho established her
residence in Medford. Miss Lu
cille Seller of this city i em
ployed as her secretary.
Cooperation Pledged
Although the women of the
county are reluctant to part
with her highly efficient prede
cessor, who has accomplished
much for the county during her
year of lervlce here, they
already have expressed confi
dence in their new leader, and
their desire to give net their
fullest cooperation. Mrs. . Mark
accepted her new duties July
1 as acting stnte nutrition spec
ialist, carrying on the work of
Miss Lucy Case, known to many
here.
Projects which Mrs. Mack
outlined to unit officers Turs
day for the winter work pro
gram include poultry rookery,
Simple desserts, household clean
ing, flower arrangement. Intes
tinal hygiene, financial plan
ning, and parent education. In
addition to thee projects cloth
ing clinics will be held, and
special meetings or schools will
be devoted to landscaping,
frozen foods, recreation, etc.
This excellent program ia the j
result of a year's planning on
the part of the demonstration
agent and the college staff, and
in which the homemaker of
thl county had a voice.
Mrs. Lalhrop Present
Mrs. A. T. Lathrop, here for
a short time from Corvallls,
urged a representation from
this county at the meeting of
the Oregon state council held
on the campus in February. She
also stressed the importance of
each unit launching "Interna
tional day" in which member
would report on topic in for
eign countries.
Units represented at the meet
ing Tuesday were Eagle Point,
Ashland, Medford, Applegate,
Evans Valley, Griffin Creek,
Howard, Lost Creek, Talent,
Valley View, Lake Creek, Oak
Grove, Phoenix, Roxy Anne,
Trail, Sams Valley.
"Salad Celebrity
Week" Is Feature
In Medford Stores
If "Salad Celebrity Week"
in Medford and grocer of this
city are prepared to meet the
needs of salad-conscious shop
pers with attractive displays of
salad-time menu suggestions.
Serve at least one salad a day
to keep healthy and full of pep
that is the keynote of the
event. Grocers are reminding
their patrons that vitamins and
minerals found in tempting
salads are Important in sensible
summertime diets.
Grocers In Medford now have
available for their customers
the special "Salad Celebrity
Edition" of the Best Foods Menu
Planner. This contains eight
colorful pa Res of recipes, menu
I ideas, salad suggestions and pic
nic tricks. Special feature is an
article "Favorite Salads of Wcll
Known Movie Celebrities,"
which gives movie stars' pet
salads.
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The antelope is one of the
fleetest North American animals.
The 1940 Wyoming cattle
brand book contains 18,740
brands.
lj There is a young broker named Otto,
Who ay$: "When the market goes blotto,
A glass cf good Ale
"Cures blues without fail
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SPECIALS for August 10th and 12th
SAFEST
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10lb. bags 52c 25 lb. $1.29
100 lb. bags $5.09
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Flagstaff Hardwheat
491b.
bags
$1.19
Drifted Snow 4 AQ
49 lb. bags 9 1 . 3
Kitchen Queen
491b.
bag
S1.29
3 bottles 45c
SEPARATOR EXPLODES
(IN APPI FRATF RANCHl
nlff Annlecnte. Alls. 9.j(Sn1 I
Grain threshing was halted at
the Jim Winniniiham ranch last
week when the separator ex
ploded, scattering machinery
pieces across the field, and
wrecking the thresher. Explos-
i inn was thought due to the gov
ernor giving too much speed.
Pen Jell. Os5,
3 packages
Sura Jell
3 packages .
25c
CAMPBELL
SOUPS
Alt kinds.
3 lor
25c
Except Chicken.
Mushroom
Chicken or Mushroom
ZZL 29 c
Van Camp's Pork and
Beans. 30 os. !
IJ tins. 3 for UaJW
Grapefruit. 4 fs
II fancy. No. 2 tin.... UU
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Pi, Corn or Bant,
303 .1... pi
3 cans eW W w
NU BORA
29 c
Giant AOm.
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Beautiful Glass Dishes
Free with Nu Bora
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Drip or Regular
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Babr Foods, doi. OwC
Wax Paper. J A
123 foot rolls IOC
Kellogg Corn Flakes.
i"x:9.:: 20 c
Quaker Puffed
Rice. 3 pkgs I I C
Mother Oats. aij
large package eaawC
Kaffea Hag 07
or Sanka. lb. tin . U I C
Old English Liquid Rub
bing Wax (needs no polish
ing. Pint 39" Oft.
Quart 09 C
Welch Grape or
Juice, quarts WWW
Clorox. f)F.
i gallon 1.0 C
Serve
Beat Foods.
"Really fresh"
Ma yonnaise
Pts. 27c Qt. 43c
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This is
("SALAD CELEBRITY WEEK"
in MEDFORD!
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IF you haven't tasted Beat Fooda Real Mayonnaise, why not
make "Salad Celebrity Week" your time to get acquainted?
You 11 find it gives your family new appetite for salads!
Best Foods Real Mayonnaise ia different from "Salad Dress
ing." It contains no starchy filler. It is all mayonnaise real
mayonnaise and doesn't turn watery when you add milk or
fruit juices.
And this Real Mayonnaise taste avert fresher than home
made, for it is made with our own "FRESH-PRESS" Salad Oil
which we ourselves prepare fresh each day, as it is needed. Then,
In our powerful new kind of double-whipper the ingredients are
so completely blended that Real Mayonnaise, with all its home
made richness, is even lighter and creamier in texture than
home-made, and haa a zestfully light, delicate flavor, free from
oily taste.
So give your family a treat. See the suggestions for salads and
other fine summer-menu ideas now on display at your grocer'.
Let'i really celebrate "Salad Celebrity Week"!
TRY THIS
VITAMIN VARIETY SALAD
Supplies Vitamins A, B-l, C, D, )
7 slices of red apple I package (3 ounces)
6 slices onion cream cheese
12 slices orange Cherries
1 1 large prunes Lettuce
Best Foods Real Mayonnaise
Remove core and slice unpeeled apples crosswise.
Peel and slice onions and seeded oranges crosswise.
Remove pits from prunes, steam or cook until tender,
and cool. Stuff each with cream cheese mixed with
1 tablespoon Real Mayonnaise and insert a half
cherry on top. Arrange apple, onion and orange slices
on lettuce leaves on chop plate. Garnish with stuffed
prunes and whole cherries (as illustrated). Serve with
Real Mayonnaise. Serves 6.
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