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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1950)
ADvnrnsrasMT ADVXHTT8IMENT ADVERTISEMENT Thursday, January It, USD MEDFOHD (0HE80W) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVE1 I I Home Appliance Company, 115 East Main Street, Holds Big Two - Day Event All Day Friday - Saturday, January 20 - 2 1 I LIST SCHEDULE KITCHEN CLINIC OPENING FRIDAY Sessions Start 1 0:30 A. M.; Evening Program Fri day; Public Cordially In vited The two-day kitchen clinic starts Friday morning at 10:30 to 11:45 with a complete Home Laundry demonstration. Miss B. J. Christensen, General Electric Home Economist, will start the show with a complete washer, dryer and ironer demonstration. She will discuss the latest iron ing methods, give hints about new Laundry detergents and how to get the best results with them, and she will explain the use of clothes dryers. , At 2 o'clock Friday afternoon Miss Christensen will conduct a cooking school. She will show you how cooking can be as easy as pushing a button, when you are cooking with a General Elec tric Range. Miss Christensen will continue the kitchen clinic with a Dish washer and Disposal show, start ing at 7 p. m. Friday evening. The Friday evening show is for the convenience of women who work but everyone is welcome, including husbands. SATURDAY, JANUARY 21 HOME SHOW SCHEDULE From 10:30 to 11:45 Saturday morning Miss Christensen will conduct a Home Laundry dem onstration. She says that she will repeat Friday's show and try to include everything that she for got to bring out Friday. From 2:00 to 3:15 Saturday afternoon Miss Christensen will conclude the two - day show with another cooking school. The Home Appliance Co. is sure that Rogue river valley la dies will be interested in any part or all of the program. Ev eryone is welcome to attend any or all of the five demonstra tions. So plan now to attend the big Home Appliance company Kitchen Clinic. Home Economist Coming I. I s ' - . SI I yf& Sr . j v -Nw Mist Betty Jane Christensen. widely known home economist, who will conduct the complete kitchen clinic at the Home Appli ance company here Friday and Saturday. Mill Christensen it a representative of the General Electric Supply corporation of Port land, and is recognised as an authority on problems of homemakers. Save Up To $25.00 On A GENERAL 9m ELECTRIC to ,hsijnd No A Clothes Dryer ON INSTALLATION COST Special Offer V 30 Days Only Only$24995 As Little As $24.95 Down and $12.03 per month Plan Your Wash Days Independent of the Weather Dry one load of clothes in your General Electric Clothes Dryer while you are washing another load. $249.95 At THE HOME APPLIANCE CO lei ., ' PRACTICAL TEST PROVES SUCCESS OF NEW SWITCHES More than one year ago the General Electric Co. introduced for the first time Push Button Switches on its electric ranges. The new switches were attractive in appearance and were certainly more convenient to use. How ever, many people were dubious about push buttons on electric ranges. Now more than one year later the General Electric com pany is proud to announce that push buttons on electric ranges arc an unqualified success, and they are here to' stay. In more than one year of actual use, there has been fewer than one switch failure in more than 2,000 Push Button Switches. This is a better record than has been possible with the old fashioned rotary type switch. As a result of these findings, the General Electric company have installed Push Buttons on more of their 1950 Model Ranges. These new General Electric Ranges may soon be seen at the Home Appliance Store. Hbubgests CABINET TYPE ELECTRIC IRONER IS DEVELOPED The General Electric Company has just introduced a new low priced Cabinet Ironer. This new rotary style ironer will sell for less than $100.00. This new ironer has many deluxe features ,such as knee control, 22 inch roll, and full cabinet. Miss Betty Jane Chris tensen will demonstrate this and other General Electric Ironers Friday and Saturday morning from 10:30 to 11:45. The Home Appliance Co. wants particular ly to invite present ironer own ers to attend the Ironer Demonstration. DON'T FORGET! Special Savings During RED TAG DAYS Friday and Saturday "To market, to market, to buy a fat pig". Good advice there in that old nursery rhyme, far pork Is one of the best meat buys these day. Because pork cookery varies sharply from most other meat, Nancy Holmes ot the Best Foods consumer kitchens, suggests that you bone up on some ot its import ant points. For example, cook thick cuts of pork at least 30 minutes per pound, making certain that It has lost all ot its pinkish color before serving. A low oven temperature is preferred for a minimum of shrink age. And remember that economical cuts ot pork can be prepared to make many a tasty dish. This Cran berry Stuffed Fork Roast is one! Cranberry Stuffed Pork Roast Boned pork shoulder, 6 to 7 pounds H cup cranbeirles, chopped 1 tablespoons susar V, loaf day-old bread, cubed K teaspoon salt Pepper M teaspoon ease Dash or nutmeg 2 tablespoons minced onion t tablespoons chopped parsley 1 small apple, peeled and diced U cup vltamlnlsed margarine, melted Rub meat Inside and out with salt and pepper. Mix cranberries and sugar and let stand. Combine bread cubes with rest of ingredients. Add cranberries. Fill pocket of pork with stuffing. Sew or lace pocket together with string. Roast in a medium even (350F.) allowing 40 minutes to a pound. Garnish with glazed apples filled with candied cranberries. Serves S to 10. CITY ELIMINATES GARBAGE PROBLEM Jasper, Indiana The Gen eral Electric Company has been awarded a contract to install a Garbage Disposall in every home in Jasper, Indiana. The contract will exceed $100,000.00 with about 1400 Disposalls to be installed. This Is the first such contract on a city wide basis in America. The citizens of Jasper feel that by eliminating garbage and garbage cans they will do a lot toward eliminating certain types of dis- SEE Miss B. J. Christensen General Electric Home Economist Demonstrate this GENERAL ELECTRIC Flatplate Ironer Friday and Saturday At 10:30 Then Take Advantage of Our Free Home Trial Offer Home Appliance Co. GENERAL ELECTRIC ADDS NEW MODEL TO 1950 LINE OF FINE HOME FREEZERS New Homt Freezer 11 Cubic Foot Capacity Holds 400 Pounds of Foods In Small Cabinet Size New Insulating Material Used. Medford, Oregon, Jan. 19. The Home Appliance Co., local Gen eral Electric Appliance Dealers, announced today that they have just received a new model Gen eral Electric Home Freezer. The new freezer is an 11 Cubic Foot size. This size freezer is large enough to hold approxi mately 400 pounds of meats, vegetables, and frozen foods. The new freezer has sliding baskets for convenient loading, a warn ing signal light, a handle that may be locked, a special com partment for food packaging ma terials, and many other attrac tive features. A very remarkable feature of the new II Cubic Foot Freezer is its large capacity and yet small cabinet size. This new freezer is only slightly larger in its outside dimensions than the present 8 cubic foot model. This larger food storage capa city in a smaller cabinet was accomplished by two major changes in design. The General Electric Engineers have used a new and superior insulating ma terial that permits the use of narrower cabinet walls. And secondly the Freezer unit has been repositioned in order to attain greater storage capacity. SPECIAL SAVINGS for RED TAG DAYS Friday and Saturday The suggested retail price is $369.00. A Home Appliance Company spokesman also said that the new 11 Cubic Foot Freezer would be added to the present 8 cubic foot models and 4 cubic foot models in order to afford a wide range of freezer sizes. This new 11 cubic toot freezer may now bo seen at the Home Appliance Co., 115 East Main St. SPECIALS TO BE FEATURED DURING RED TAG SELLING: The Home Appliance Com-I pany, cooperating with the mer-l chants of Medford, will feature! store-wtde savings for city-wicle Red Tag Days Friday and Satur day. These Red Tag bargains! arc offered in connection with! the company's two-day laundry! clinic and cooking demonstra-l tions. I As examples of the values of-l fered, the Home Appliance Com-I pany is offering for these two! days 184B model electric refrig erators at reductions ranging from 10 per cent to 20 per cent. A few 1949 model electric ranges! will also be featured at reduc-l tions of approximately 10 perl cent. A few 1949 model vacuum cleaners will also be offered at substantial savings. SEE THIS and Other GENERAL Q ELECTRIC Rotary Ironers Demonstrated at Our Home Laundry Clinic FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mornings at 10:30 to 11:45 Then take advantage of our FREE TRIAL OFFER Home Appliance Co. FOR LASTING KITCHEN CONVENIENCE GENERAL O ELECTRIC I 'Alii. .Cnirjl Utttrll'l rtttHwd HlAf WITH AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER AND DISPOSALL WASHSS ALL YOUR DISHU Tht Q-B Automut Dishwasher washes til your dishes, glassware, silYciwara pots, and pans la a (cw minutes. Simply press the control bar and let the dishwasher do the rest automatically, Your dishes will be hygienical! jr and sparkling clean with out a tract of grease. DISPOSES OP OARBAQI The Disposall, designed fo: may iruulltlioo in the G-E Electric Sink, shreds all foot mste, and lushes It down the drain. You can forget about garbage cans and tsrbsge odors because food wast it dis posed of while it it still rea. See an Actual Demonstration Now at the - Home Appliance Co. You Can Put Your Confidence In general 0 electric And The M AIM? M(lE (1 115 EAST MAIN PHONE 2-4585
