Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 17, 1957, Image 32

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    NEW AND DIFFERENT
WATS TO SEME
SHOES'
..itlnl
because we don't have
to add one cent of profit)
Easily worth many
times this low prlcel
Now revealed for the first time! A truly amazing wealth of new
ideas for homemakers. A valuable, information-packed volume
that will tell you how to turn the simplest sausage dishes into
examples of culinary art!
IDA BAILEY ALLEN world-famous nutri
tionist, and syndicated newspaper columnist, who
teaches good cooks how to cook better, and how
to serve simple dishes in new, exciting ways.
IDA BAILEY ALLEN AUTOGRAPH EDITION
The only cookbook of its kind!
We don't sell hooks. We don't have to add a cent of profit to
your cost because we are not in the publishing business. Viskinc:
company, Division of Union Carbide Corporation, is the world's
eadmg producer of Tood casings for skinless franks, sausages
luncheon meats. Hut ! When Ida Mailey Allen showed us heramazing
book 159 hxciting Easy-Do-Meals with Sausages," we knew at
once that it was so valuable, so unusual, so downright useful that
every woman will want one. So if you act fast vou can have vour
- " -"nwn t i-iu i-iy me com oi gelling u to you !
A host of new and clever Ideasl
Would you believe there lire 159
different ways of serving sausages?
We iliiln'i until trli, u,,il..,. ail...
showed us her sausage recipes from
Kechnuffe Noodle Cabbage, and
ninny others.
Economical, easy to prepare!
iii
,-, n,iur.iiKi-reeiieH irom i lere s a score nl ways to make even
"- - "Kim . . . ,-HTving uicas sandwiches take on a festive air'
rromrainouscliefs...Tasle-temptiag Vary your menu, school lunches
dishes until now the closely guardi-d party treats, family snacks. Cold
secrets of famous hostesses ... All platters, soups, sausage dishes with
easy to prepare and serve cleverly, vegetables t hey re all here in this
Nutritious, economical sausages delight fully refreshing array of nu-
eaeh one with its unique seasonings tritious, budget helping and figure-
and flavor and all available at your flattering recipes. Actually funand
retail store. ho rewarding to prepare'and serve.
Spiral Bound, Heavy Covers
Only Ida Hailey Allen, who knows
everyday homemaking problems
could have created a book like .'his!
The easiest, quickest to use, most
helpful a busy homemaker could
dream of. Hut the supply is neces
sarily small and this oiler cannot
be made again at this surprisingly
low price. So7 now! Knclo.se just 25
for each copy with t he coupon below !
Canapes to entrees!
Party ideas galore! Colorful, taste
tempting canapes, dips, dunks and
lmrsd'oeuvres to delight vour guests
and family. Delectable Swedish
Meat Halls, z.csty I.ivcrwurst l'ate
Maison. Kabab Tray, scores of
others! Plain and fancv entrees from
Farmer's Pol Pie to such sophisti
cated Continental delights for formal
dining as Itisollo with Sausage,
VISKINC, COMPANY, Department K, Chicago 38, Illinois
Please send me copies of "1S9 KxctTINO Kasv-Uo-MraU With
SM)sa;ks" at only 25 each.
My favorite brand of Skinless Frankfurters and Sausage is
Name.
Ad.dres.H
Citv
ITou Were Ssk,yxf . . ,
Our Going-Away Carnival. Being in military service, we do a
lot of moving and it always creates the same problem. We
accumulate many things that aren't worth packing outgrown
0 &
It worked perfectly. The
children's clothing and toys,
for instance yet they would
still be serviceable to other
families. The trouble is, most
of our good neighbors would
be too proud to take them as
outright gifts.
Our seven-year-old son
found a solution. Before
leaving our last home he set
up a carnival in the back
yard. He fixed up cans to
be knocked from racks with
a rubber ball; he made paper
flags to be hit with his cork
gun; and he wrapped up all
the articles as prizes for the
winners.
neighborhood children had a
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wonderful time, and no one was offended by this method of
Disposing ot our surplus. M.W.D., Colorado Springs, Colo.
Old-Fashioned Medicine. My husband had to leave home re
cently to find work. In the little town of Westwego, La., he
became violently ill. A doctor gave him a shot to relieve the
pain, then a thorough examination. He diagnosed his condi
tion as anemia, gave him a prescription, and told him to
return in a week. The fee, $3.
, When he came back, a woman was in the doctor's office. My
husband heard him tell her that if she couldn't afford the
medicine he prescribed, to charge it to him. My husband was
STe $2agai"' Cndition Was rePrted Proved.
We've often wondered whether there were any modern
, rr 'd" f Shincd hearts- They're st'H around.-Mrs.
oi.)., waijpori, miss.
t'i.'
Troublesome Angel. I recently put
a bookshelf behind my boy's bed,
but for a while I had trouble
keeping the books straight. Each
day I would straighten them, but
the next morning I'd find them
pushed unevenly toward the back
Aggravated, I scolded my son, but
he denied disturbing tb
O "'viii, -
Then one night I disonvo,-. ,i
, . nu- cuiswer. wnen he knplt to
pray, my sons little head bowed forward and hi
lv mmhnd tbr u i , d' and he unconscious-
We Pay $10 for Your Letter w i
ubject o gener,! ii. ' J? VUr Views
receive $10 UiKrt nZ J VU wiU
Held on reaueZ b. vitk
Letters cannot be returned A l, contri"lti
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William A. Filter Art Sir. ?V,r,'.,inq Oiftor; ' nBKa',mr?". Editorial
Editor,: K.i V Brown J?rk Q0,; "S6" Fi'iqibbon ' m!? Protf!,'. Food Editor;
0Pp.nh.im.r. HM?j"k Honor. Sinq ?J., W.."'': . Aociate
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