Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 16, 1940, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSIEPf OKD MAIL TKTBUNT. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRTDAY. 'AUGUST 16, 1940. f AGE SEVEN DEAD INDIAN ROAD TO LAKE 0' WOODS OPEN TOJRAFFIC Last Stretch of New Route Completed Ahead of Time Grades Are Easier The new Dead Indian road connecting Ashland with Lake O' Woods was opened to traffic today, nine days ahead of sched ule. The last stretch to be com pleted comprised 1i miles in the Rogue River national forest The road now extends all the way from Ashland to Klamath lake where it connects with highway to Klamath Falls. The new road was inspected today by Karl L. Janouch, su pervisor, L. L. Simpson, con struction foreman, of the Rogue River national forest, and Franklin D. Macpherson, engin eer from the U. S. forest service regional office in Portland. The new road parallels the old one but is improved particu larly as to grade. The project was carried out as a coopera tive enterprise by the U. S. forest service, Jackson county and Klamath county. The work has been under way for five years. Jackson county's part of the road is gravelled; the forest service and Klamath county parts of the road are dirt. The EMU'S MARKET Main and Crape Phone 370S 4 Free Deliveries Daily. Buy At Emll's and Save! Quality Retlntd In America 10 lbs. 54c Cash Prices i Club House Coffee, 3 lbs. Macaroni. bulk, 3 lbs... Crystal While Soap, 7 bars Albert Corn Flakes, pkg. .. MEATS Glediolas Buy B for lie and get Half Dosen Free with purchase of meat. Hens, stewing aj . or baking, lb fc I C Hams, whole aj 71 or half, lb. I f ZC Bacon for f seasoning, lb. ww Beef Pot Roast, jp lb 12V and IOC Sliced Bacon, lb. 15c VEGETABLES- String Beans, 3 lbs. 10 Cantaloupes, 3 for IOC New Potatoes 10 lbs. 19? Tomatoes, lb. 2? Canning Peaches. lug....59c WEEK END SPECIAL Butterscotch Sundae Cake and Huckleberry Pie To Top Off the Picnic MODEL BAKERY Phone 4730 Southern Oregon Jerseys Given Rating tM&MMm'. In. ii i ii 1 1 ii ! Five southern Oregon dairy herds received their standard ized ratings on Friday and Sat urday, August 9 and 10, in of ficial classifications by the American Jersey Cattle club. At top Professor William Regan of the University of California at Davis gives a "Very Good" ra ting to Astor La Sente Princess in the herd of George Riddle at Grants Pass. (The animal was dry at the time of the rating.) forest section of the road Is kept sprinkled but the Klamath I county section is exceedingly dusty, forest headquarters here said. Menus of the Day (By Mr. Alexander George) Luncheon for Two Corn Cakea Maple Syrup Browned Ham Slices Dtoed Pineapple and Pears Tea Dinner for Two PiiBxled Dried Beef on Buttered Toast Summer ire table Salad Bread Orape Jam Berries Sour Cream Cooklas Tea or Cofffe Corn Cake 14 cup Tour S teaspoons baking powder a tablespoons granulated sugar '4 teaspoon sslt I cup cooked corn (freih or canned) 1 eup milk I eftg 4 tablespoons fat, melted Mix Ingredients lightly. Pour from t pitcher into cakes, on a hot. A Cord of Select Body Fir WITH EVERY CIRCULATOR BOUGHT DURING AUGUST luiimmmrtrt Hansen Hardware SIXTH AND BABTLETT The dairymen whose herds were classified during the two days pose with Professor Regan. Left to right they are George Riddle. Melvin Poyer, E. B. Poyer, Franz Schutzwohl, William Re gan, J. R. McCracken, and C. J. Hunter. At the right are sev en "Good Plus" cows from the Poyer farm herd at Ashland. Lower left is Empress Gertie of Meyers creek, a "Very Good" cow of the McCracken herd. Lower right is Lilac St. Mawes greased griddle. Bake until bubbles form on the tops and the cskes are browned underneath. Carefully turn. Spread quickly with butter and stack. Summer Vegetable Salad cup cooked cauliflower cup diced celery 1, S cup cooked lima beans - l4 cup diced spiced beets 1 teaspoon minced onions 4 teaspoon salt Vt teaspoon paprika 18 cup salad dressing Lightly mix Ingredients with a fork. Chill and serve In a bowl lined with crisp lettuce. ftmr Cream Cookies 18 cup fat 1 cup granulated sugar 4 teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon vantMa teaspoon grated lemon rind 1 e7g. beaten (or 3 yolks) 1 3 cup thick sour cream 3 cups flour (always sifted before measured) 1 teaspoon sods Cream fat snd sugar. Add other Ingredients. Chill the dough and then drop portions from a spoon onto greased baking sheet. Flatten and bake about eight minutes In mod erate oren. Cw MaU Tribunt ant Ida. WOOD Circulator S4500 and Up PHONE 2370 Rex, a "Very Good" bull In the Schutzwohl herd at Grants Pass. The "Very Good" is next to the highest rating obtainable. T. R. Warren, field man for the American Jersey Cattle club, was in charge of the classifica tions. 1 J. g v V V V 7 "U Lr atTTrT' 1 I.W Vk V 1J CiWW w ),aa I 'M' COrn 0rB,M' N WMf VI J-W' Hon.,, St.w.rf. bag. 91.19 O ! tZnlkh. V 'xAlw til ' al I FlaTorAld' A M - f '&W v,;V3r VA AW V 3..ck.. IUC jK A Jvp TRY THIS p.ek.. 4C c0, VITAMIN VARIETY SALAD PC , " rcn this JJ Atzzz. a-sr- I rMllsizi C.rt 4C. I Cltl &D IDEAS I rrrf-fr3L w. fed .nd anY, a d arMa !l tehile. levely wwwl I " TV mmwitt. Hmtm pit, (ton prune, ateam or I J etrary p j. I , a-Tair i mok un.U lmfr. .rvi rool. Stuff ott wilh ' . Ii , ?KA 1 on r kaWUV rrf. rh. m,l with 1 t.Mpooo Rt I SSTS,! M ........ PI - hWU I Wrtlrt lV M-yorm.,- and Inrt a ch on top. W Jl W REGULU I " r mn4 tfMf I f Arranst appla, onion and oranta lia on ! WW I MaT'"' " 1 Irttua Iravn on chop plat. Oamuh with I l!'e Si I Sll JZI I I rt, fraaH raf a. J .tyrTM prunaa and wMt cherrie. (aa lUoa. I I fk I , J 11tmKiU.1-m. 1MB a. I 4 g I IF you haven't tasted Best Foods Mayonnaise before, why not make "Salad Celebrity Week" your time to get acquainted? YouH find it lives your family a new appetite for aatadit You see. Best Foods Real Mayotmalae is differrnt from "Salad Drewinf." It contains no ttarchf filler. It is all mayonnaise teal mayonnaise and doesn't turn watery when you add milk or fruit juice. And this Real Mayonnaise raafes eren traahar than home-made, tor It is made with our own "FRESH PSESS" Salad Oil which we ourselves pre pare fresh each day, as it is needed. Then, in our power fid double-whipper the ingredients are so completely blended that Heal Mayonnaise, with all it home-mad richness, is even lighter in texture than home-made, end ba a light, icstful flavor, free from oily tajte. E FOR 1940 VIEWED BY LOCAL DEALER Returning from private pre view of three new lines of Hud son cars for 1941, J. Orbin Cooksey, Hudson dealer for this city, disclosed today that the new Hudson cars, first of the industry's new model offerings, began rolling off the assembly lines weeks ago at the com pany's huge Detroit plant, after many months of preparation in volving important chassis changes and an advanced style design. Public announcement of the new cars will follow in a few weeks, Cooksey said. In describing the new Hud son models, Mr. Cooksey said: "Striking new body styling, longer wheelbases and an ex tensive list of Improvements and refinements are offered in the three new 1941 Hudson mo dels. Spotlighted is an advanced development in color harmony appearing for the first time in a full line of cars in standard production. "The new development, term ed Symphonic Styling by Hud son designers, will offer buyers. at no extra cost, even In the lowest price field, selection of interior color combinations that harmonize with exterior colors. Up to now, Hudson stylists point out, one upholstery color has usually done duty with every body color. Carpets, floor mats and trim have introduced still other assorted interior colors and tones. "Symphonic Styling now of fers complete harmony between the Interior shades of upholst ery and trim and the exterior body colors. Basically, the new 1941 Hudson interiors are styled in three color combinations, grey, green and tan the one included in any car being deter mined by the exterior color. For example, if tan is the basic color harmony selected, not on ly the exterior body color but the upholstery, headlining, trim, carpets, floor mats and instru ment panel will also be in har monizing shades of tan. "The ensemble effect achiev ed by Symphonic Styling Is en tirely new in motor cars and can be described as an appli cation of the same harmonious iu ltiLurunu. aif fcSSi.t 1 itLfri?. Corned Beef 3n WC A3r 8w,", P " j iui.fiieii IT , J wf ft Vr-t"zr FOUR IN A ROW Winning's a habit with Joe Burk (shore), world smiling rhtmplon. For the fourth successive lime he's Just won the nstional tinde scull tille. In reratts at Red Bank, N. J. He vanquished Theophiel Dubois of Winnipes, Can, color trends observed In well planned home furnishings, en sembles In women's apparel, and the like. "All three new 1941 Hudsons are lower, longer and more graceful in 'silhouette'. Front ends are re-styled in a more dec orative chrome treatment Par ticularly noteworthy Is the sweep of the new rear-deck de sign with the accompanying new design of rear quarter win dows and roof panel. This new rear body styling, in combina tion with a 2-inch reduction in overall body height and an In crease in body length of 5Vi inches, enhances the smooth harmonious flow of body lines and imparts to the car a new low-swung racy appearance. "In the lowest price field for 1941, Hudson offers a new 92 horsepower Hudson Six, on a whcclbase increased to 116 inches. A still lower priced mo del, with the same power and wheelbase, completes the com pany's entries in the lowest price division of the market. "Just above this lowest priced line is a new 102 horsepower Hudson Super -Six, with a wheelbase increased to 121 in ches and a further group of 1941 advancements. "An entirely new series cf models, known as the Hudson Commodore Series rounds out the 1041 line. Complete details of the new models will be announced when f4BSji I eenenreteae I Tobecertain'ofmufls ATI A be certain or your sugar.1 Mm wdDb the cars are ready for public display here, Cooksey stated. BRITISH REVEAL WARSHIP LOSS London, Aug. 16. (UP) For ty-seven British warships. In- BOYD'S U Mill Dial 3681 Prompt, Convenient, Courteoua Delivery Service 4 Timet Daily 8:30 A. M. 10 A. M. 1 P. M. 4 P. M. SPECIALS for Aug. 17th and 19th Lb. tins .... .23c 2 lb. tins. ... . .45c LIPTON OMWOtrtKMtrotOtTEA i lb. pkg. 39c 10 lb. bag 52? 2Mb. bag PAY CASH eluding submarines, and 3,514,- 199 gross tons of British, allied and neutral merchant shipping have been sunk by enemy ac tion since the start of the war, the admiralty said today. 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