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Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF- I F ITS EXCITEMENT you crave, Caskie Stinnett suggests a sure way to provoke same. Just stop by the boxofTice The ticket-seller of a theater where a smash hit is playing undoubtedly will be talking on the telephone, cradling the instrument on his shoul der. Cough several times, and then start tapping the glass counter methodically with a coin. When he puts the phone down and comes to the window, ask him which way is Eighth Av enue. P.S. Remember, offensive language can be reported to the license commissioner. There's a high school foot ball league in a certain midwestern city where rivalry has become o bitter they use only substitutes in the actual gridiron encounter. The first teams are saved for the fights after the game. a Just tied for first prize In a "Most Misunderstood Man in New York" contest.- the train announcers at Grand Central and Penn Stations. O 1357, by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Salem OP) Bids on 14 high way projects totaling S5,500,000 will be opened by the State Highway Commission in Port land Oct. 31. Washington (IP) There have now been more than 1,500,000 cases of influenza ia the United States. Feeding the Family Friday, October 18, 195f MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE By ZOLA VINCENT Food Editor 20 Discount "Early Bird" SPECIAL on Imprinted If ordered before November 25, 1957 (Shmtmna r Come in Now and Select Yours! v"M in nrcirc onv OFFICE STATIONERY, & SUPPLY 115 West Main Street . Phone SP 3-1731 Cheese and Onion Baked Sandwiches These tasty, hot cheese-onion sandwiches are ideal for a com pany lunch or for family supper service. A green salad tossed with a tart French dressing or perhaps a plate of "bunny nib bles" consisting of carrot sticks, slices of green pepper, stuffed celery, and a variety of pickles makes an ideal accompaniment. Vz pound of cheddar cheese cut in slices 8 slices white bread to Vi cup chopped onion 2 cups milk 2 eggs, slightly beaten 1 teaspoon salt V4 teaspoon dry mustard V4 teaspoon garlic salt Arrange four slices bread in bottom of 9x9x2-inch baking pan or dish. Cover each slice bread with chopped onion and slice of cheese. Cover with remaining bread and top with additional slices of cheese. Combine milk, eggs, salt, mustard and garlic 1 salt. Pour over stacked bread and cheese. Bake in moderate, 350 degree oven for 35 minutes. Do not overcook. Serve hot with perhaps some chili or taco sauce for topping. Makes four servings. Applesauce Cookies Seasonal tart apples combined with plump raisins and chopped nuts blend with enriched flour and spices to make these delight ful morsels of good eating. J2 cup shortening 1 cup sugar 1 egg 2 cups sifted enriched flour 1 2 teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon cloves teaspoon salt teaspoon soda teaspoon baking powder cup thickened unsweetened apple sauce 2 cup raisins V2 cup chopped nuts Of course, you can use either freshly made or canned apple sauce. Cream together shorten ing and sugar until light and fluffy. Add egg. Beat well. Sift together flour, spices, salt, soda and baking powder. Add alter nately with apple sauce to creamed mixture. Add raisins and nuts. Drop from spoon on j greased cookie sheet about 2 :k LARSON APPLIANCE CO. "Your Home Laundry Specialists P TO j These are truly Smash Savings on Top Quality Maytag Dryers m These are not floor samples or demonstrators. Brand new Maytag Dryers in factory crates with full factory warranty! FULLY AUTOMATIC Plus these adtHthnd kotvns FUUT AUTOMATIC. Just s oo simple control and forget it. AUTOMATIC NEAT CONTDOt. Provides weal dry-ng otmos pSere tor oH types of fabrics. AUTOMATIC TIM. W ron 10 to 115 nxnotes. tto ntd for reiert" FUUTtME SAFETY MO. Stops heat, motion end timer when opened. GAS 0 ElECTWC eeetrie works on either 115 or 230 volts). SUPER SIZED HUT T4P - FW.I OPENINS D0Q SMOOTH, EVtM 08TIN6. MAYTAG KFENDABUTY. Hurry! This Off er May Never Again Be Offered! Larson AppSia Co MEDFORD'S ORIGINAL MAYTAG DEALER 406 East Main Phone SP 2-5302 incftes apart. Bake in moderate oven, 400 degrees, 15 to 20 min utes. Makes five dozen cookies. Breakfast Is Ready and All's Right With the World A few weeks ago we ran quite a diatribe about breakfast and its neglect and the sad effect on father and the children. We're not sure how much good it did. But we know that the best way to get an authentic insight into the quality of a family's life to gether is to catch 'em at the breakfast table. Here the plain truth comes out. Is there good nutrition in this house? If there is, there's certain to be harmony and secur ity, mutual confidence and love. Breakfast can be the blessing bestowed on each day's begin ning; the take-off for each day's flight into life. Children especially, before they take off into their tremen dous little world of busses and books and blackboards, sports and scuffles, and other pell-mell pursuits, need the steadying and reassuring moments in which to imbibe not only their milk and orange juice but that sense of well-being only "the family" can provide. Parents should pause a mo ment and take a look at them selves at breakfast. Is this the picture you want the children to carry to school; through life? Wise indeed are those parents who, at some personal inconven ience, are really on the job at breakfast clothed, composed and if possible, cheerful. Let's face it. A little more bustle in the bedroom can make breakfast a pleasant prospect for the en tire family. Now that we think of it a little bustle in the kitchen before bed-time can achieve fur ther remarkable results. In this way parents suggest to imitative offspring a pleasant pattern of good eating habits, good conver sation and good temper. We agree with Hawthorne that "life within doors has few pleasanter prospects than a neat ly arranged and well provide breakfast table." Basic elements of a good fam ily breakfast are fruit, cereal, milk, bread and butter which is pretty fundamental. From there on you dress up the meal by varying the fruit, cereal and bread; adding meat, fish, eggs, muffins, pancakes, French toast or other items from an infinite variety 01 breaKiasr iooas. Breakfast is ready, alls right with the world. Have a good day. ! More lo Lamb lhan Legs, Chops Proved to Foods Editor A carcass of lamb stole the spotlight from glamorous "pre sentations" at Chicago food edi tors conference as the American Sheep Producers Council cut up a carcass proving that lamb isn't all legs and chops. We western ers know and appreciate lamb. We eat 23 per cent of all lamb grown in this country; 10.1 pounds per capita as compared to a national average of only four pounds per capita. Heavy demands for legs and chops push prices high giving the impression that lamb is ex pensive. Actually all lamb is tender; can be prepared in any way. Economy cuts include leg steaks, rolled shoulder, rolled breast, spare ribs, sirloin roast, lamb cutlets and short ribs. Lam burger is good, too. Heavier lambs are being mar keted and these prove to be meatier, not fatter; a further economy factor. ' Other Foods in the News Grocery department items that will help keep the budget in line are many. If you haven't been taking advantage of canned milk and dry milk products, give 'em a whirl. Rice is a featured prod uct this month and can be used in literally a thousand and one ways. Dried beans, peas, lentils are wonderful budget extenders as are macaroni products. Dried fruits, prunes, apricots and rais ins, are healthful additions to any meal. Send some to school with the children. Take advan tage of specials on canned goods and stock up for the future. Vegetable buys include car rots, cauliflower, celery, cucum bers, eggplant, onions, potatoes, green peppers and squash. Sweet potatoes are on the increase. Corn is in good supply. MONEY At Crater Finance you may borrow for any worthwhile purpose on your FURNITURE - AUTO SALARY and repay in monthly Install ments. You may choose the terms most suitable to you up to 24 months. Loam may b paid in advance er in full at any time Crater Finance CORPORATION 135 Pine St. Central Point Phone NO 4-1273 Frank Wilkinson, Mgr. CLOSED SATURDAYS Open Mondays Until 9 p.m. THRIFT DEPARTMENT wontfer IM for ZIP-FRONT SURCOAT Between you and the chill, put this husky sur- j coat. Contrast ribbed trim on collar, cuffs and pockets. Fully lined. Solid Tan and Gray Colors. $19.95 value. REPEAT SALE . In response to the many requests, we are repeating the sale reg. $3.98 IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER SETS Fiberglass. MM Standard "size ' " Now hi or 1001 USES PLASTIC 9'xl2' DROP CLOTHS Can be used for many, many things: Painting, rain and weather protec tion, seat cover, shrub and flower cover, yardage, etc. SALE V, CLOSE-OUT Of PLASTIC DRAPES And SHOWER CURTAINS Drape size 36 in. x 90 in. Shower Curtains 6'x6' 1' 20-Piece Starter Set BLUE WILLOW CHINA-WARE 4 cups, 4 saucers, 4 dinner plates, 4 sauce dishes, and 4 bread and but ter dishes. $4.98 Value 1 Asst. Patterns Reg. $1.98 99 SkU' 200 NORWICH ASPIRIN tablets (2 BOTTLES OF 100) REG. PRICE 98c ft NOW ONLY hi; i 3fes! Reduced 12 PRICE HELBROS WRIST WATCHES One of the world's finest watches at a tremendous savings. Our entire stock at Vi price. 4 More Days! Tots To Teens Anniversary SALE! Offering Sensational Specials on Girls, Boys, and Women's Wear-On the Mezzanine SHOES and SPORTING GOODS i i A SHOE DEPARTMENT I f "SLIPPERS" j I Comfortable Warm Attractirt I HI A Wide Variety f Styles and Colors A Ladies and C A JA jp Children's I JJ pair HfL Sizes lul 1 i j jppgpt M SHOE DEPT. VALUES J 1 GALORE I I! oak L.di and $1 Aft Children's JJpaif Asizes BmUM Hunter's Choice DEER SEASON (Oct. 19-21 Inc.) Either Sex Deer Bags W Each Rifle Ammunition Hunting Licenses Deer and Elk Tags Duck Stamps Duck Calls Shotgun Shells ATTENTION STEELHEAD FISHERMEN LURES OQc Reg. to 85c W" ca. 0 EGGS OQc for Reg. 60c ca. ,UI Treble Hooks QQc $.fjfl 6 for 25c dz. 1 ,WW EVERYDAY VALUES M SPORTING GCS Footballs $3.95 up Archery Sets $4.69 to $14.95 Arrows : 3 for $1.00 B-B Gun's $5.95 up n: n D.1I. 1 C. lO. ring rang eiiis-.--u iui 71 So. Oregon's Largest, Most Complete Market
