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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1940)
Kcptcinbrr in, mm THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. PAGE NINE? Make Sure Your Kitchen Assumes Efficiency Basis ('' - fvM Vtm 'hi - ' Tot rout In slalnlras, eopper-cUd steei Dutch oven. By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX t nrtd any water. The water on the NEA Serrlc. St(J Writer vrifdnhlra and In tho meet will The hmmrlmld kllclwii Ik nn dn nil Ihnt for you In this effl Indimti Inl mill. The often ro-' "lMit Dutch ovrn. Thickrn gravy prntnt nljiti-irwtil Hint industry i "our nnd water panto. Serve numl pliiy It full part lit our new1 w'lh nnoriles. national economy for ic!tnae mrant Hint not only every lnri Industrial .miuny hut I in every Individual Ainmciui kit chrn must tsu on a Km pir criil efficiency buna. It la at wlao homcmaker who equlpa her kitchen with efficient pot and pnnft of im-tnl heforc any poaalhlo Incrrime in the rlr fetmo nrcdx for uvullahl) metiil run up coat. The muro an In gredient I needed tho httiher the price. Modrrn, acletitlficnllv il.-algned cooking ul-ii!ln aliou'd be prac tical for their purpov. durahle and acrvo to conserve fuel Among many new ulor.jlla on tho fall market la a jlainleas leel copper clad Dutch oven Menu BREAKFAST: Haked apples, dry cereal, half bran mufflni, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Creamed etfgs on toaat, hard rolla, diced oranges, nut cooklea, tea, milk. DINNER: Tomato lulce, pot roaat with onloua, carrota, po talora, peua and lima beam, uoodlea, lettuce and green pep per anlad, lemon merliigue pie, coffee, milk. MRS. SMITH NOT IMPRESSED, CLAIM PORTLAND. Sept. 13 lT) Reporta of a "world-record" 31- The rnnuer bane rondm-la i.,.t year-old grandmother do not 1m- rvenly and quickly. With very l'r,,- Mr- Mrgarelti Smith of little heat, thla Dutch oven (for j 1'ortland. uae on top of ttove) roasts meats Smith, who recently be- nd fowl; alo, through tho ag-, cmo great-grandmother at 87, ncy of mol.l heat, cooka tough "' he "'' ""I rnd cut to lendcrneaa with minimum chll1 whcn ,ho wn" 30 luel coat "Mv cnll(1 w" born whcn , ' . . ., , , I waa 14 and my daughter Myrtle The maker, of Ida oven a to wncn , w , .. ,,, ld ..Myr produco a line of copper clad , marrlrd Lt(.r Gr,nt of stainless ateel auueepana and f;rnJ p whrn ,he w 13 other utensils for efficient cook- um t ,4 prf,rnted hfr huaband Ing. Tho ateel makes tho aauce- wll) a ,iBUKler." pans almuat Indestructible nnd eaay to keep clean. The copper Incrcasei the utensil's utilisation of brat. The handlea, made of Bakellto, have tho pistol grip and DEFENSE POLICY WASHINGTON, Sept. 13 (JT) President Rooaevelt acnt con greaa today, with hla endorso inenl, a defense commission dec laration of policy which had for Its basic theme that "speed of delivery on all Itema of the de fnnsn program is essential." "This means," the commission said, "that orders should be plac ed to Insure "the most efficient use of each particular facility from the point of view of the program as a whole," that prop er consideration should be given to contributor Industries, such as the machine tool industry, to "avoid creating underlying bot tlenecks," and that once deliv ery dates are fixed "assurance bo given that they will be met by the supplier." Accompanying tho list of gen eral principles was a statement of labor requirement the com mission adopted Aug. 31 as a guide for contractors. "1 consider these two docu ments to be of auch Importance," the president said, "as to Justify my sending them to the mem bers of the senate and the house of representatives as a matter of Information. The values of these policies and principles to the government, to Industry, ag riculture, labor and to the coun try, seclionally and at a whole, will bo teen at once." The commission's declaration made these other two points on the letting of contracts: "Proper quality Is alto of prime importance. "Price, while not tho tolo con sideration, is of outstanding sig nificance, and every effort mutt be made to tccure a fair price. "Due regard to the necessity of protecting civilian needs and morale," Is needed as Is also "consideration to possible off season production In Quick, Easy Meal Saves Time For Entertaining Visitors Tho San Francisco World's fair means extra entertaining In most western homes. You never know how many out of town friends and relatives you have until some major attraction in mm 3i-ii "'lini' ' it-1 i-mrrii-iil your approximate vicinity brlngt them out like freckles on a small boy. Now Is tho time to put your Ingenuity to work to concoct mealt with a minimum of effort and a maximum of flavor aomethlng different and unusual. It's smart to make dinner as easy at possible It meant more time to tpend with your visitors more leisure. A quick one and still a meal to be remem bered for itt excellent flavor it: Jellied consomme with lemon, potato chips, baked beans regal, brown bread and apple butter, mixed green salad, beer, cheese and fresh fruit. Baked Beam Regal Cut a large onion Into thin slices and fry gently. Heat a can of baked beans in a bean pot or casserole to which i cup of beer has been added. Top beans with the onion rings and serve hot The Jellied consomme comes thickened. Add few grains of cayenne and more beer ir too thick. Mushrooms and onions may be sauted along with the kldneyt to increase tho quantity also a delightful addition In flavor. Neediest to say, the perfect ac companiment for any dish sea soned with beer It cold Regal Palo in the tall graceful Pilsner glass, bright pottery mugs to match your color scheme, or the old fashioned pewter mugs with glass bottoms, If you have them. Make a note to remember It'a Regal Pale for flavor In cooking at well as a beverage. Even the world's fair can't beat Regal Pale for pleasure and downright satisfaction. It's "the most refreshing thing on Ice." r TWO KILLED LA GRANDE, Ore., Sept. 13 (IP) Accidental death claimed an Elgin, Ore., farmer and a La Grande railroad man today. Edward York. 22, Elgin died of injuries suffered yesterday under an overturned tractor. Carl Kofford, La Grande, suc cumbed several hours after a yard locomotive ran over him, amputating both legs. He flip ped in a pool of oil and fell across the track. MAN HIT BY BOLT IN TACOMA STORM TACOMA, Sept. 11 Ml -George Harris, Seattle civilian, critically Injured yesterday at McL'hord field when ho was struck by a bolt of lightning, probably will recover, army surgeons reported today. Because of first and second degree burnt and extreme shock, the major casualty of a violent electrical storm that struck here yesterday will be hospitalized "for some time," they added. Harris also suffered temporary amnesia. Gene M. Savage of Tacoma, who, with Harris, waa dis mantling machinery In front of the McChord field hangars when the lightning struck, waa dis charged from the hospital today He suffered foot burnt. THREE 138 LA GRANDE, Ore., Sept 13 VP) Byran W, HlbblU, deputy La Grande recorder, supplied a "Frlday-the-thlrteenth" atory to day. Picking thlt day of HI omen to leave on a vacation trip to Wichita, Kan., he drew railroad ticket No. 13, wat assigned to berth No. 13. WAR JOB MEDFORD, Sept. 13 UP) Al Gilhousen, owner of Rogue river summer resort and former Medford aviator, toon will be ferrying airplanes across the At lantic for Great Britain, wife disclosed today. PHYSICIAN KILLED McMINNVILLE, Sept. 13 IP) his Dr. Vera T. Hamilton, 87, Mo Mlnnvlllt) physician, died today after being struck by an automo bile last night as ha crossed tht highway on his way home. 01 "c-L I Wr f llPtfCT School proqrttt and good yeiiqhf go hand tn hand. Eye disorders often eauto serious handicaps . . . both In school nd later life. Bring your child In today lor thorough eiaminotionl No charge or obligation. a CREDIT? YES, GLADLY Phono 7121 Columbian's Registered Optometrists never prescribe glaisei unlets they art needed. When our scientific eye exam ination shows that your child needs glasses, ho will bo properly fitted with the correct lontot and sturdily con structed frames that can take punishment. Ill tot ot ill I3EEM J --m 2C 1 pBSMBBSBBBaaaaaaBJsaBaBHajaajaiaaaaa nnf nf n run in the lee box where order to : ha. h r.nn.ina while vou dovetail the military program ' enjoyed your gUests. The apple jiiiu piuuuiuou ivr iivuroii fc quircmcnts." which prevents slipping twisting of the pan. Modern Pot Rossi (Serves 6 to 8) Four to 8 lbs., top round, 4 largo potatoes, 6 large rnrrota, 4 large onloni, 1 lb. pens, 1 lb. limn beans (fresh or dried). Sllco 2 of tho onions. Soute un til lightly browned, in a little DEMO CENTRAL COMMITTEE TO MEET TUESDAY v The democratic county central I committee will meet next Tues day In the circuit courtroom at the county courthouse to "kick off" the fall campaign. County I Chairman Jack Henry an nounced Friday. Henry urged attendance of all haenn fi or mil nnrk. I'eel and 1 committeemen and commltteo- qunrter potatoes. Scrnpe carrots women, as well as all other In and cut Into Inrge pieces. Shell i tereated democrats, peas and lima beans (If dried "Now's the time," said Henry, beans are used, soak In water for I In commenting on the advisabll- several hours before using). Cook vegetables S minutes In the drip pings. Remove vegetables. Scar meat on nil sides In fat, using medium flame. Then return vegetables. Add seasoning, cover and reduce heat to very low. Cook on top of stove 20 minutes a pound for well done, 17 min utes a pound for medium. Do not Ity of opening palgn. tho local cam- WORLD'S RICHEST MAN The Nliam of Hyderabad, In dia, Is said to be the world's richest man. He eats the world's rarest foods from golden platters with hit fingert, sleeps on a bed with no springs. AAA HEAD JOINS IN SNELL VIEW PORTLAND. Sept. 13 (P) Secretary of State Earl Sncll's recent blast against the out-of-state motor registration law drew an echo from Louis Morony, executive director of the Ameri can Association of Motor Vehicle directors. "Out-of itste registration It Just another annoyance for trav elers and has outlived its use fullness of providing a check against use of foreign plates by residents," ho said here Thurs day. THORNY PROBLEM BALLINGER, T o x., (IP) Postmaster Tom Caudle la hav ing his worries. Charged with alien registra tion in this district. Caudle found It difficult to fingerprint many of the Mexicans because their fingers have been torn by burrs while picking cotton. He ap pealed to the Justice department for advice. -from butter also comes in cam your grocer. Baked smoked herring is an other dish of unusually good flavor easy to prepare: fl smoked herring 1 clove 1 teaspoon allspice i teaspoon pPPr 1 minced onion Vinegar Wash fish and drain without wiping. Season and lay in bak-; ing dish with onion and clove.' Cover with 1 part vinegar, 1 part, boiling water-and 1 .part ! beer. Lay paper over pan and bake In slow oven. Pour offj most of the liquid and serve In , baking dish. Delicious and dif-l fcrent. ! Lamb kidneya on toast ; guaranteed to make a meal a success: 6 lamb kidneys 1 tablespoon butter 1 tablespoon flour 1 cup beer Salt and pepper Cayenne Wash and skin kidneys. Re move all tissues (quick and easy with manicure scissors) and i quarter. Saute lightly in butter, I add flour, salt and pepper and beer. Cook gently until slightly i 'J V 1ll til -V No, Just a lovely lady riding for the first time in the .A I y I iwsT fJh.sjA,i raw t I (Bec&b 1ieeA Cnd Sfxeciall Fresh Huckleberry PIES ech 30c DATE and NUT DROPS Weal for School Lunches 2 joz. 25 c TRIPLE "T" BREAD TASTE TOASTING TEXTURE Super Market 122 No. 8th Phono 3168 Store No. 2 1338 Ore. Ave. Phono 7U Store No. 3 2200 So. 6th Phono 6875 Shop at Emil's Where Quality Is High and Prices Are Low RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES F Peanut Butter Jano Good, a-lb. jar Sweet Pickles Century. lO Ot. Jar AO Chass and Sanborn, drip or regular orind , Coffee I -lb. can J-lb. can 65 23' Raisins Thompson Seedless 4-lb. pkg. 19' Figs Kadota. In h.a-y syrup Tall can 10 CJHJ3. Catsup Largs Bottle a lor 25 Pork & Beans Van Camp, No, 24 can. t for 25' Fruit Cocktail Del Mont. tf Tall can t for t,3 Pumpkin Diamond A. No. 2H can 10' Corn Diamond A No. 2 can S for X' Cut Beans Diamond A fat No. 2 can 1 for ,) Kraut Diamond A No. 24 can 10' Diamond A Diced Carrots -J t Shredded Carrots 1 1 1 fl Diced Boott Mil ' Shredded Boots XUv Rod Kidney Beans No. 2 can Comb Honey 41 New comb MEAT SPECIALS SATURDAY ONLY AGAIN WE FEATURE CASCADE T Tandorlsod iiauu M or Whole Lunch Meat Lb. 23c 25c Peanut Butter Hoody's, Froth Ground Cottage Cheese Lb, Kraft's Red Rock Lb. 10c 10c Sliced Bacon Loan. No Rind Pork Sausage Country Stylo Legs oS Pork 4 or Wholo Pork Steak Loan and Tender 4 .b.-fcK Lb.lOC .1. 18c ib..35c Special on South 6th St. Saturday Only Fresh Ground Beef, no cereal 2 lbs. 25c Sausage, Pork and Beef lb. 10c Lard, pure kettle rendered 4 lbs. 29c Starch Zc"z Pkg,. 15c PeaS Hostess, 303 Can llC Snowdrift 6 Pound Pail Cream ol Wheat Largo Package Bisquick . Lb. Pall 43c S5 22c Lgo. Pkg. 29c Head Rice BUlk ... 3 lfc,. 23c Beans ?? 3 19c MSiir Swift Premium J lCrt PUIK Tall Can for Butter Smacks LA': 14c Krispy Crackers 2 Pound Package . 25c PRODUCE SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Pears 22 U. 8. No. l'a Largo Bartlott Pound Lugs . No. 1's 65c Tomatoes 18 Lb. Crate .... 39c Grapes aSTbr.dcr.t. 59c DAM By tho makers of Swlft't Cf f rem premium Ham .... Can -o-H- Dog Food pd ...3 25c Winter Banana, "FF'W Jonathan 4 Lbs, Oranges Lettuce Lara Heads Sweet Corn LocaI.. Do..23c SpUdS NettedNGomi IS lb. bao29C 15c 2 doi. 29c 5c Netted Gems IS lb. bag 25 Pound Bag ........ 4S.) Tomato Juice NuBora aSTR Package Swift 48-01. Can 19c 49c Lifebuoy Soap 2 b. 11c No. 303 Can Cant No. 303 Can 3 Cans 25c Can. 25C Meco Peas Meco Corn Beans ST, ccTr Pineapple Juice Dola. 48-ei. Can No. S Can ... No. 211 Can U Sparry'i Drifted Snow i: lOlir 49 Pound Bag NORTHERN BRAND Hardwhaat .... ......... 49 Lbs. 25c io . 3 for 2Sf) $1.57 $1.29 Q3m'jm 1 1 r rx. ,RFuiron AS YOU CHOOSE YOUR'FRUljhl l IT" I Imwmml I ' H. E. HAUGER 1330 Main Phono S1S1 IX Orange Juice 19c 119 North 8th Gem-Nut Margarine Lb. Phone 5861 I 10 O-Ml-O Brand 48-ot. Can .. 28 Lb. Sack $1.27 pkg.
