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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1959)
Pillsburys XXXX ALL PURPOSE FLOUR T 7 ote ior a in Rllsbury's 9 19 recipe lw Blue Nothing to write... no recipes to send in. Just pick your favorite from these 10 Grand Prize Recipes and your name may be drawn to win a G-E Kitchen! MAIL YOUR ENTRY BEFORE JUNE 1, 1959 $87,000 IN ip PRIZES! 5 Complete G-E Kitchens! 0r win one ' tnese 2,020 General Electric Appliances Each with: Refrigerator-Freezer Grand National Liberator Range Filter-Flo Automatic Washer Automatic Clothes Dryer Mobile Maid Dishwasher Super-Grind Disposal Metal Cabinets All Installed! 5 Mobile Maid 5 Washer-Dryer 5 Grand National S Refrigerator-Freezers, Dishwashers Combinations Liberator Ranges 15-cu. ft. PI IIC 1 00 All-purpose Mixers I L U J 1,000 Automatic Coffee Makers .. . $5 1 V "My Inspiration" Cake has sweet chocolate hidden between layers, toasty nut topping baked in. From Mrs. Bernard Kanago, Webster, S. D. s'lyj 1 l-1 1 3 Ooen J rVzSSsiS. IS? same Pis has nut-liko flavored crunchy pastry and a creamy uaiecmnon mung. rrom Mrs. Bernard A. Kotccn, Washington. D. C. Ring-A-L.lngs are no-knead sweet rolls with filberts in the filling, fresh orange glaze on top. From Mrs. Henry Jorgensen, Portland, Oregon. Here's your ballot and entry for the drawing: To vols: Read about the 10 Grand Prize Winners in t his ad. Then pick the recipe you like best. Put the year that recipe won in the box. To enter ttis Drawing : Print your name and address in spaces below and mail to: Pillsburys BEST Flour, Box 281, Minneapolis 60, Minnesota. All entries are eligible to win. Just follow these simple rules Name . Streot- City- Zone Stato- The G-E major appliance listed above I would most like to win is RULES 1. Print clearly tho year of the recipe you think is best of all 10 in the box provided. Then print your name and address clearly in spaces provided and mail to: PiUsbury's BEST Flour, Box 281, Minneapolis 60, Minnesota. 2. Send along with your entry the word BEST (if you have one on hand) from any size sack of Pillsbury's BEST Flour, or a hand-drawn facsimile (copied from any source). Enter as often as you wish, but each entry must be accompanied by the word BEST or facsimile as outlined above. Entries must be postmarked no later than June 1, 1959 and received no later than June 6, 1959 to be eligible. Drawing June 18 3. 2,025 winners of more than $87,000 in prizes will be chosen by a drawing under the supervision of an independent organi zation. Installation of the 5 first prize kit chens, up to $1,000 will be paid by The PiUabury Company. All winners will be notified by mail. Only one prize will be awarded to a family. Complete list of win ners available on request about August 1. The drawing is open to all persons liv ing in the Continental United States, Hawaii and Puerto Rico except employees t?Pi u lmraediate families) of The ftulsDury Company and its agencies. En trios not accepted from persons living in New Jersey, Nebraska and other areas where local laws prohibit. The drawing is subject to all federal, state and local regu lations. No entries will be returned. All win a G-E Kitchen tvi i m i . . iWQPTlGTQ LQG 'yVVVIPIIMIVIJ Kim' - Orange Klss-Me Cake has raisins, nuts and orange inside; topping is orange, cinnamon and sugar. From Mrs. Peter Wuebel, Redwood City, Calif. -iai i i -- m : r -t, w.e- ,..r ,i ' v-1 i i ..... r r w r No-Knead Water-Rising Twists rri'l are sweet, tender, have marvelous h M A rm j 1 . " . . . " i Mrs. Ralph E. Smafield, Detroit, Mich. m a Starlight Double - Delight Cake uses chocolate cream cheese frosting in the cake and on top. From Mrs. Sam uel P. Weston, La Jolla, Calif. Snappy Turtle Cookies are brown sugar cookies combined with nuts and chocolate for this unusual shape. From Mrs. Peter S. Harlib, Chicago, 111. 1 California Casserole is browned veal simmered with chicken soup, " dumplings on top. rrom wire, nuumu H. Hatheway, Santa Barbara, Calif. mi Aoeordlon Treats are wedge-shaped cookies baked golden-brown in accor- j! rl J 1 rAil ISVm Mm nrrfa Roderer, Berkeley, Calif. Sploy Apple Twists are apple wedges in pastry strips sprinkled with cinnamon-sugar. From Mrs. Don DeVault, Delaware, Ohio. Here's all you do... its easy to enter. . . takes only a minute Just choose your favorite recipe from these 10 Grand Prize Winners and vote for it, by year, in the box on the entry blank. Fill in your name and address on the entry blank and mail it before June 1, 1959, carefully following the rules on the entry blank. Your ballot and entry blank automatically go into the Sweepstakes drawing for $87,000 worth of General Electric appliances, including five completely installed G-E kitchens! You have 2,025 chances to win! Enter today. Enter as often as you wish. No purchase is required. No recipes to send in. Each of these 10 recipes is a Grand Prize winner in one of Pillsbury's annual Bake-Offs. They are the best from a million-dollar recipe search . .-. and you can get all 10 recipes FREE in specially-marked sacks of Pillsbury's BEST Flour now at your grocer's. Get all 10 BEST of the Bake-Off Grand Prize Recipes FREE in specially-marked sacks of PiUsbury's BEST Flour vr favorite family recipe in this year's (the 11th) Grand National Bake-Off. The recipes ..:.-v..j! 1 Pillsburys BEST Vxxxx.. ALL PURPOSE FLOUR D I o; theTag BaUOff entr" d08e8 19!!;. w j
