Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 34, Decatur, Adams County, 8 February 1935 — Page 7

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I 1 egg. beaten. 1 4 can tomato aoup. Salt and pepper. Wuxh apinach, boil until tender, I then chop tine the oniotiH and clove lof garlic and fry in oil. Add to ; these vegetables the hamburger i steak, cheese, beaten egg and salt and pepper to taste. Form into balls and fry until brown. Remove balls I to hot pan and make gravy front the driprings in pan by adding flour 'and stir until smooth. Add tomato I soup and 3 tablespoons chopped parsley. Now put balls into gravy and let simmer slowly, one hour. They are nicer if cooked and left standing in the gravy a few hours and then reheated. Savory Casserole i.j, cup onion. y 2 cup finely chopped green pepper. 1 package wide macaroni, 1 email can tomato juice. ■ 4 teaspoon salt. • 8 teaspoon pepper. 3 4 pound chopped pork. Cut onion ill very small pieces. I fry in butter until brown. Cook macaroni until soft. Drain and pour | cold water over it. Add all ingredients together mixing thoroughly. Bake in a slow oven about one and one-half hours or until meat is I

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1935.

- — ... ... . —. well done. Meats are not the only foods that lend themselves to novel combinations of flavors. The most ordinary vegetable will lake on appetite appeal If It is served with the culinary skill that suggests the following recipes: Corn au Gratin 1 cup canned corn. 2 egg yolks. 1 4 teaspoonful green pepper, minced. 2 tablespoons fat. 1 teaspoon salt. •/g teaspoon paprika. 1 cup cooked rice, '/i cup grated cheese. Drain the canned corn. Add yolks of eggs which-have been well beaten. Saute the green pepper and onion In fat until tender and slightly browned. Add to corn mixture with the salt and paprika. Add the rice, carefully folding it In with a fork. Turn into a greased casserole, sprinkling half the grated cheese on file mixture as a center layer I and the remaining half of the | cheese on top. Bake in a quick ovicnlor 12 minutes. Creamed Based Lima Beans 2 cups cooked or canned lima beans. '/> cup pimento, minced. 1 g teaspoon salt. 1 cup grated cheese. 2 cups white sauce. 2 tablespoons tomato catsup. 2 tablespoons melted butter. I - cup bread or cracker crumbs. Mix the lima beans, pimentos and II salt, cheese, catsup and white sauce together. Pour Into a casserole rubbed with shortening, then spread with crumbs mixed with with melted butter. Bake in a moderate oven, for half an hour. Scalloped Cabbage With Cheese and Nuts Shred one firm head of cabbage and cook for 12 minutes in an uncovered vessel in boiling salted water. Drain, chop fine and arrange in layers in a baking dish interspersed with layers of grated cheese and chopped nuts. Cover with white sauce and top with crumbs, cheese and chopped nuts. Bake in a hot oven for about 15 minutes. Tomato Souffle 1 can tomato soup. 2 tablespoons shortening. 1 teaspoon onion juice. I g teaspoon pepper. 4 egg yolks. a 4 cup sifted dry bread crumbs. ? 4 teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon grated Italian cheese 4 egg whites. Combine the tomato soup, bread | crumbs, shortening, onion juice, sail, pepper, and cheese. Remove from fire. Beat Die yolks until thick and lemon colored. Add. <’ool. Beat the whites until dry and thick Fold in. Grease a baking dish. Pour in the souffle mixture. Bake in a moderate oven for forty-five minutes. Serve at once. Salads are another dish that will respond to originality in flavorcombination. As you experiment you will create distinctive and invitiffg salads that will add greatly > to the interest and variety of winter menus. Rooster Had Two Hearts E st Windsor, Conn. — (UP) — When Emil Mulnite killed one of his choice roosters for dinner he found it had two normal nized I hearts, each operating independent ||lß||||Fll||l AS LONG AS CARELESS XX pedestrians act as if they were wearing blinders, there’s only one thing to do—-/ETNA-IZE An /Etna Comprehensive Automobile Policy may be written to protect yout pocketbook against every insurable motoring risk. Aetna Casualty and Surety Co. Aetna Automobile Ins. Co. Aetna Life Insurance Co. SUTTLES-EDWARDS CO. Agents Decatur, Ind. Phone 358 j IliiiiAimiill

iy of ttiie other. The only other ab- ( normality wan an enlarged liver. The roost nr, he said, did not differ In outwvird appearance from others ■ of a flock h itched last Spring. * PREBLE! NEWS" * ♦ * i Miss Susie Dilling of Chicago, 111., spent several days visiting Mr. I ’ and Mrs. Otto Dilling and family and Casper Dilling. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bult ntder and family of St. Johns spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs George Bultemeier and daughters. Mr. mid Mrs. Mcßarncs and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuhrman and daughter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Beineko and i 1 daughter of Decatur visited Mr.; and Mrs. Harry Frauhiger and fa-, mily Sunday. Mr. und Mrs. Fr,d Lontneyer of

: FLOOR SHOW s tu r ? DAN C E T O m i GENE SEALS ORCHESTRA n z REER ON TAP — GOOD FOOD > 5 Dancing 9 till 7 z LINCO BEER GARDEN Highway 224 — I'/ 2 Mile East of Decatur Dixie Queen Markets YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE Phone 195 Free Delivery POTATOES TRUCK LOAD Michigan IQ 47 JOO’b. t fine cookers-Pcck «C Bn. ri V bag leJ v Grape Fruit, Texas, large .... 5 for 25c Mediumß for 25c Strawberries, Florida's Best, box .. 19c I Oranges, Floridas, sweet, juicy, doz. 19c | Oranges, Calif. Seedless, Special, doz. 19c | BANANAS HEAD SWEET I Yellow Ripe LETTUCE POTATOES 6 lbs. Solid 3 lbs. 25c 5c 10c CELERY Hearts, bunch... 10c; 2 stalks ...15c CABBAGE. Solid. 3 tbs. 10c; TURNIPS, I lbs. 10c ONIONS, Cooking, 8 pounds 25c; 10 lb. bag..2sc i SPINACH — Eat for Health 2 lbs. Lsi APPLES ( oking and Eating j Wealthy, Baldwin. Maiden Blush (> pounds Cooking Apples (£ 1 7 pounds2sc; Bushel tpA* Try Our Free Delivery—We guarantee to please. 157 N, 2nd street t ■ ■ 1 I Fisher & Harris Phones 3 and 4 Fine Groceries

Sugar, Fine Granulated, 10 lbs. .... 47c Sugar, lx Powdered 2 pound pkgs. .. 17c Oranges, sweet and juicy, medium size. dozen 20c Grape Fruit, large 4 for 19c Head Lettuce, large, Bananas, select ripe fruit, pound 5c Jello or Royal Gelatine all flavors, 3 pkgs. 18c Sweet Potatoes, Jerseys, 3 lbs. ... 18c Instant Postuni, large can 39c Postuni Cereal, large package 22c Soap. Lifebuoy, Gold Dust Washing Powder, Igc. pkg. 17c Sun-Brite or Gold Ihist Cleanser, 2 cans .. 9c Corn Meal, Yellow Granulated, 5 lbs. 19c Flour, Whole Wheat Rice, Best Head. 31b 17c Hand Picked Navy Beans, I lbslßc Lima Beans, pound 10c Toilet Paper, 1000 sheet rolls, 6 for 25c Roll 5c

i Fort Wayne called on Mrs, Kata Llnnemeier and son Rudolph, and Martin Bents Sunday. Mrs. Joiin Smith, Mrs. Mary Whctt r mid Mrs. t'ffelmun and children of Fort Wayne called on Mrs. Will Llnnemeier Sunday. Huth and Erma Mcß urea were Sunday dinner guests of Mary and 1 Elizabeth Fuhrman. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bogner md son fD. catur viaited Mr. and Mrs. ' Albert Shady and daughter Ethel , Sunday.. Mrs. Susie Dilling visited Mr. and •Mrs. Eli Goklner Friday. Mrs. Mary W -rling had «s her guesta Sunday Mrs. John Smith. Mrs. Mary Witter and Mrs- Uffel,ti iu and children of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Gus LiemeiMtall and daughI ter Rachel apent Sunday visiting j Mr. and Mrs Milton Hoffman and . fomily and Mrs. Lena Sherlock. I Mrs. Eli Goldn-r visited Mrs. I‘ Will Meyers Sunday.

■ Graham Crackers, 2 pound box .... 19c m Butter Cookies. I| pound boxlsc Pearl Tapioca, 2 lbs 19c | pound 10c O. K. Laundry Soap 4 bars 17c Coffee, Chase & Sanborn Special, 2 lb 15c pound 25c Salad Dressing. Qt. Jar 29c Vinegar, extra strong cider, gallon .... 25c Black Walnuts, 1 lb 15c Post Bran Flakes package 10c Dog Food, pound can Good Brooms, 4 sewed 39c Cakes, Miller's Speciallsc Cocoanut. long cut shredded, lb. ... 25c Cocoa. Herschy pound can ... lie Cocoa, Mothers, 2 pound can .... 20c Apple Butter, <J»t jar 15c Beechnut Peanut Butter. Jumbo size jar 25c Syrup, Golden, No. 10 gallon .. . 52c No. 5, ’// gallon. 32c Full assortment Fruita and Vegetables.

(•'- Z 5, V» Choicest Meats In The City Special PORK s st“lk er Ilk 20c * 2 pounds..3sc SHOULDER PORK Roasts 111 19 c Veal NUCOA Creamery Butter, . 2 lbs. ?9 C Paddies or Dixie Sweetheart Oleo .... 2 lbs. 29c Try Them Oleo- Staleys Golden Syrup 2 can 25c pound margerine P) M. J. B. Coffee .... 3 lbs. $l«05 QE ft Q1 p Red Top Malt • 2 cans $1- 25 W Blue Ribbon Malt, 2 cans j. 35 24c Coffee 2 lbs 45c Brand> ft,. 23c fc Nice Hens, dressed 23c — o. u..., 5,.,, .> ftp Bacon lßc Bacon, Sat., 1b....0VC ■ in-n nl l jir,..r-T7.Tiirimr “■....i0c Coffee :: 20c FANCY VEAL STEAK pound 20c 12 c SWISS CHO I C E BEEF to STEW 3 lbs 20c ||j 17© Freshly Ground Beef or Hamburger 3 lb 25c E. j« Good £ wSr H3niS“luc 3 cans 35c H3m si b 23c — (CENTER CUTS3Sc) 4 FRESH FRANKI ORTS Cadet Peaches or Fire Arrow 2 pounds BULK SAUER KRAUT 1 r Apricots, 2 cans 9Q P 2 ” oundsl with meat order F 20C SPECIAL! Large, Open Eyed B AKE SAL E ! SWISS CHEES E Home-made Cookies, Pies pound and Cakes sponsored by the Ladies of Reformed Church. *»(!<• Try some of them! e Plenty of Beef Trimmings for Sausage ROUND SIRLOIN and T-BONE 20c KM OUR MINUTE or WAFFLE g g » Try steaks b. 25c " “ J NO BONES —NO WASTE “ E DELIVERIES TO ANY PARTS OF CITY ANY TIME. Phones 106 or 107 PLEASE ORDER EARLY FOR REAL SERVICE.

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