Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 22, Decatur, Adams County, 25 January 1935 — Page 6

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Autoist Must Rebuild Wall ■Newburyport, Maw. — (UP) — Richard Goodhue 23-year-old odd job man wan accused of leaving the scone of an accident and wrecking a private atone wall when toe automobile he was driving crashed into it. Hie ‘pleaded guilty and was fined sllO, hut leniency was asked and only $220 in costs was asseaeed.

HITE’S GROCERY Plenty of parkin? space PHONES 31 and 201 Free Delivery Four times daily. COFFEE Bells, pound 19c i Fancy Golden P „ Elbow Macaroni 1 flp Bananas, lb pound LVV 3 lb. Baby Or , 10 lbs. Granu- 4 H Lima Beans.... aul lated Sugar .... ‘x • v Prunes O’ New Figs U|, 3 lbspackageAW FEES NAPTHA SOAP 10 bars 45c Little Elf Early QQ English Wai- nr June Peas 2 V nuts, lb Raisins Hominy !T,, 3 poundsttUv can Ov Van Camps Baked r Dessert Powder ” „ Beans, can tJC package vv -f Large cans «n Pineapple heavy syrup e#n 20© Hundred pound bags Van Camps Vegetable Pure Cane d* | Soup. 1 £\z* Sugar tP'x* 2 cans L eJ V Tomato Juice , 4 can ’Jv Peaches, large cans in Perfection Gin- 1 A,, heavy syrup ger Snaps, lb. .. AVU 2 cansUUv *ss I • | Snow Bey, Gold Dust, Washing Powder * «- Sc 5 th. sack Buckwheat Van Camps Red 1 * or Pancake Of* „ Beans, 2 cans.. . LuV Flour Large cans Apricots in Kraut r heavy syrup 2vC ll—wa—Min n mwr Hg—nw IlThe HOME Grocery I II JOHN B. STI LTS Phone 88 or 98 We Deliver! PAY CASH and PAY LESS! NOTICE! SUPERIOR QUALITY, LOWER PRICES, ONE PRICE TO ALL. COME IN OR PHONE. j SUGAR 10 ,b M7c| Powdered 6x Sugar. 2 pounds 15c 10 White 1 Qz» 3 large cans 17r Naptha Soap 7V ? 0 1000 sheet ' Super-Suds OKz» Toilet Tissue U 3 for | I COCOA 1(1.. |,|,rk “ n<l Ite >"« I • 2 pound can . “ I I OLEO 25c - 2 pounds .... Little Elf 25c Value Tree-Ripened PEERLESS 7Qz» APRICOTS In MID I *JV in Heavy Syrup MAJIK .. . Largest size 91 n I Decatur's Largest Seller cans lalv p COUNTRY 4 Potatoes 10c PE » K - I Soda Crackers 1 '/* p° und ,oaf II 2 pound 15c bread || Home-Made Q L| l| onlv i/V |1 || W orld’s Finest COFFEE Pumpkin or ior money -| Ck Hominy back iJI 3 Largest cans 25c J II A Good 5 Sewed “ , I ■ 13 Finest, Large, Waxy I BROOM COOKIES I It 39c value Home-Made 1O„ i| for ZJC dozen LZC|

The court ordered Goodhue to rebuild the 20-foot gup in the wall. Jailed 55th Thne Houston. Tex.—(U.R>—For Titus Scott, 39-year-old Nero, jail in home. He was recently locked up for the 55th time. Get the Habit — Trade at Home

JANUARY MENUS MUST BE BALANCED IN RICH FOOD Now is the time to plan menus that will yield an abundance of heat and enrgy—men- ■■ jjfe usrich in fats and sugars, but with a balance of fruits and vegetables. The resourceful ■ ' cook finds a wealth of food supplies of exactly the type neede for winter health. Such K&l X foods as are found n the following menus. ’ v< 7 for example.

French Pea Soup To 1 can of concentrated pea I soup add 5 lettuce leaves, shredi ded, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 tableI spoon sugar, 3 cups water. Cook ■ until lettuce is tender, rub through ‘ a sieve and add 3 chicken bouillon I cubes. Garnish with whipped I cream and chopped parsley. Ham Creole 1 I>/ 2 tbs. ham, •/» to 3 i inch thick 1 No. 2' 2 can tomatoes ■ 1 green sweet pepper (cut fine) I </ 2 teaspoon prepared mustard 1 small onion | 1 teaspoon sugar few drops Worcestershire sauce Brown ham quickly in a deep frying pan. Add the chopped pepper to the tomatoes, onion and seasonings. Pour over the ham. cover and let simmer slowly until I the ham is tender. Tomato Mold with Vegetable 4 teaspoons gelatine 2 tablespoons cold water 2 cups cooked or canned tomatoes 1 teaspoon scraped onion / 2 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons sugar 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 1!4 cups cooked lima beans 1 teaspoon onion finely chopped •4 teaspoon salt French dressing Mayonnaise Soak the g?latine in the cold water. Cook the tomatoes and seasonings for 10 minutes and strain off the liquid. Dissolve the gelatine in the hot liquid. Pour into a ring mold and chill until firm. Toss the beans, chopped onion, >i teaspoon salt and French dressing together lightly and chill 30 minutes. Drain thoroughly. When the jelly is firm unmold on crisp lettuce. Pile the vegetable mixture in the center. Serve with mayonnaise. Oatmeal Muffins 2 cups oatmeal soaked overnight in 2 cups sour milk. Just before needed add 2 teaspoons soda. 1 tablespoon sugar, a little salt and 1 cup flour. Bake in gem pane in a hot oven. Apple Betty 2 cups apple sauce unsweetened % teaspoon cinnamon 1 cup graham cracker crumbs 3 tablespoons chopped walnut meats y 2 cup brown sugar 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind 4 tablespoons butter 2 teaspoons candied orange peel Use thick apple sauce. Add cln|lß||||lß||[ Ihospi-tvm-, I A LOT OF PEOPLE go on your payroll—it you’re the victim of an accident zETNA-IZE I An /Etna Accident Policy pays doctor, nurse, hospital. Also guarantees you 1 weekly income while you are laid up Aetna Casualty and Surety Co. Aetna Automobile Ins. Co. Aetna Life Insurance Co. SUTTLES-EDWARDS CO. Agents : Decatur, Ind. Phone 358 lllllllftllllllll

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namon and let cool. Spread in a i shallow baking dish and top with - graham cracken crumbs to which - nut meats, brown sugar, lemon i rind and butter have been added. • Bake in a hot oven until top is i brown. Sprinkle with candied 1 orange peel cut fine. Serve with cream. Roast Pork with Garlic Potatoes Stuffed with Curried Succotash Onion Souffle

SMALL CHANGE IS STILL BIG MONEY AT Kroger’s sßlOc Sale BB.ioam»W 4®. RICE 0C LB. Kp 49C Fancy Quality Blue Rose t/VPORK and BFIANS 16 oz. Can PJn Rinso Country Club, In Savory Sauce tPV 2 Larr pk gs Ot/V TOMATO PUREE Can Pj c MATCHES Box 5 C 19c Searchliaht Brand. Strike Any Where W Med Cake 5C Scratch Feed §2.19 Sardines pkg. Tooth Picks box Wesco Quali ‘y- 100 lb - In Oil or Mustard No Splinters £ a S. To " et ™" 5c pk!! - 5c Egg Mash §2-29 Choc. Pecans lOp Big Buys At 1 Oz* " ” ~ GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 Can 1 I>reaCl Me Luscious Tree Ripened Fruit In Syrup . A.W CATSUP 14 oz. Bottle |() c Country Club. Fine Flavor AVV Jewel Coffee BAKING CHOCOLATE >/. lb. pk. ]() c Smooth & Fragrant, Tbs. 3.c fHERIHES No. 2 Can IQp TTi] F*m Avondale, Red Pitted. For Pies or Sauce AW r lOUr /M C Spices pkg. 1 Cocoa 1 lb. pkg. 1 Avondale. 24 lb. Bag AII varieties IMC Our Mothers ABC x . ~ „ Sardines can •* O. Clifton 3 Rolls New C abbage Large, In Tomato sauce Bathroom Tissue Avt solid heads. 3 lbs. Twiggs-—-- u , i r-ir/Liu uuigi'JJM i—■! i.w. gui »j SODA CRACKERS • 2 lb. 1 BLACK PEPPER th. FRESH CRISP AOU | N BULK 4a»JV PRESERVES 2 Ib. Jar OQp MOTOR OIL 2 gal. 97c 4- Tax 8c QI. 05 PURE FRUIT PENN-RAD 20 & 30 SAE *PA OYSTER SHELLS rjrr BUCKWHEAT FLOUR bag OQ n 100 POUND BAG ’’V McKENZIES PREPARED AIOV HEAD LETTUCE !££ sou ° I (or 15c BANANAS X cv fr 8 u e , l t kt 5 lbs. 25c Grapefruit. Florida In p Celery, Florida 1 K Potatoes, Michigan 1 full of juice. 3 for xvv well bleached, 2 stks Sand, pkg Sweet Potatoes Apples, box Wine- OK p Celery Cabbage 1 ( andied. lb sap. 4 lbs fresh crisp. 2 stalks AOC ORANGES’” L s ', F ZE yjc I rnzujni

Waldorf Salad White Bread Steamed Apricot Pudding Roa«t Pork with Garlic Loin or shoulder rnnst may »><• used. Slash the roast nt Inter-, vale of about 2 inches and insert thin slices of garlic deep in the| Uieat. Rub the roast with a mix I ture of flour, salt and pepper. Place in roasting pan with u little water. Make gravy of the drippings with flour and milk. HOUSE VOTES I CONTINUED FROM PAGE ■ present activities are to be carried; on. Republican leaders, aided by a.

1 scattered few Democrats, marshall1 ed their forces for an attack on the 1 "starvation wage” provisions of the 1 ■ bill in the senate, but administration leaders were confident of pass- < age without serious impairment. 1 On passage of the bill in the 1 house after heated debate, 26 Republicans, six Progressives and two Farmer-Laborites voted “aye.” Ten Democrats, half of them from Georgia, voted against the bill. Taking up the fight where Rep. Bertrand Snell, house minority

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header, left off. Sen. James CouxSens. R.. Mich., said: ; -The man who wrote the works bill ought to be hanged- not in 1 effigybut physically.’’ i Snell said he had heen assured |by Democratic chiefs that Mr. 1 Roosevelt personally had prepared the bill. "And yet," he continued lin the most caustic house attack ion the President 'since he took ofhice. "the President told newspapi ermen ‘he hadn’t seen the bill. He charged Mr. Roosevelt had Ino program which necessitated ex-| penditure of $4,000,000,000 at this ■ ‘time. "If he has,” he shouted. ‘‘why| j in the name of God didn t he sub-1 Jmit it to the appropriations eomI I mittee.” With the work relief bill out of I the wav the house turned to de-|

line way me ov-oc , J bate on the administration bill to j . authorise issuance of approximate-1 ly $12,000,000,000 in new "baby, I bonds" by the treasury, j The bill would provide the ad- . j ministration with a means of raising the $4,000,000,000 necessary to ■ carry out the work-relief program. ’ Tlie treasury already has announci ed plans for issuing the bonds in denominations of $25 to SIO,OOO. [discounted to draw interest of 2 to ■ 3 per cent.

WOULD RETAIN CdX-llX'fl .I> i G"' l I'AGF. ONE the Central Hospital for Insane at Indianapolis. An administration building at the Indiana state prison at Michigan City to replace the one damaged by fire recently: a superstructure on the present walls of| the prison: new entrance at the railroad gate and new types of guard towers. Exclusive of the statehouse addiition. the improvement appropriations will total approximately sl,- • 4U0.000 for the next two years. The tax study committee made five recommendations in its report to the governor. They were: Approx al by the legislature of the proposed constitutional amendIment giving the assembly authorj ity to provide for a system of tax- . ation. Removal of income producing property of holding companies

— fscHM/nT ■ — —'— Specials for Satefct W e will have some real nice Young Fresh ed (Juarters of Beef ranging in vs eight i a to 911 tbs. at 9c for front quarters and hind quarters. Also a nice selection nf Dressed ( hickens. SOME REAL SPE( I Fresh Ground Hambergcr All Pork Sausage 2 lbs,®-!’ Fresh Smoked Sausage l.jtßß Meaty Boiling Beef .... 3 lb. forW Boneless Waffle Steak Young Tender Chuck Steak Pork Shoulder Roast NO"’ Good Bulk Mince Meat .2lbs.W 7 71' 1 Real Good Cottage Cheese 10 M SMACKS ■ lO «MONT> The New lurdj.BMsct ; Sensation in Only L Edgemont 1U Crackers Coffee -16 c 19c >M Special prices on chunks of Beef and less Beef for Summer Sausage. | Free Prompt and Sanitary Delivery. ■ . Phones 95 or 9fi. K Appelman’s Grocl FREE DELIVERY I Grape Fruit. 3 for.. 10c Crackers, 2 lb. Onions. 10 pound .. 28c Macaroni. 2 lb. M Sweet Onions, tb. .. 5c Noodles. lb. Oranges,.. 19c and 29c Wheatena. box ■£_ Sweet Potatoes, tb... 5c Corn Flakes. 2 BANANAS 4lbslf Flour, 24 lb. bag... 89c Pork & Beans. IgGold Medal. 24 lb. $1.17 Carrots, can Pancake Flour, pkg. 9c Peas and t orn, c W : Bisquick, box .... 32c Red Beets. Ige. l EJ Soft-as Silk Cake Fl. 31c Spinach. larg e car SALT FISH IbTlI Salmon, can 15c Oxydol, large bofjft Matches, Ige. box .. 5c Gold Dust. Ige- M g|j Toilet Paper. 4 rolls 19c Chipso. large Hominy, large can 10c Toilet Soap. Burco Wheat Cereal bxjl Miller’s Cakes .... 15c GOFFE® || Vegetable Soup .... 7c yy e Grind Ginger Snaps, tb... 15c In , ne ri a l, th.-■ ■ ■ Potato Chips, box.. 15c Champion, tb. ■ .

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