Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 294, Decatur, Adams County, 13 December 1935 — Page 6

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You’ll Like Thes Choose With Care This Import Choose With Care This Important Part of the Holiday Dinner Whore ver you go, East. West. North, or South, you will find the stuffing for the roast an important part of the holiday dinner. Tito kind of stuffings most in favor depen“ somewhat on tradition, but for the most part, the kind of meat and personal preference are the deciding factors. For pork, a fruit stuffing, either apple, prune, or apricot, or chestnut stuffing with celery and onion for sea-, soning are the favorites; a mint or sausage stuffing lead the list, with lamb; and rich mushroom stuffing is particularly good with veal. Recipes and suggestions for using these are given below by Inez S. Willson, home economist. ! Prune and Apple Stuffing With Crown Roast of Pork 2 slices salt pork, diced 2 apples 1 cup diced celery 1 medium sized onion, finely cut cup green pepper, finely cut 1 cup cooked prunes 2 cups bread crumbs Meat stock or water Salt and pepper Dice the salt pork and fry it out > in a skillet. Add the diced apples, and let cook until tender. If the j apples are very tart, add a bit of; sugar. When the apples are nearly i tender, add the celery and onion ( and cook for a few minutes. Add I the finely diced green pepper. I chopped prunes and tread crumbs Moisten with meat stock or water, season with salt and pepper and

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se Meat Stuffings ■tant Part of the Holiday Dinner. t pack lightly into th" • town of pork. Wrap the unprotected rib 1 ends of crown with bacon or salt 1 pork to prevent charring, and lay , a slice over the dressing. Place on ■ a rack in an open roasting pan and r roast in a moderate oven (300 F.) i until done, about tnree hours. 11 Sausage Stuffing With Boned Lamb Shoulder ! ’4 pound bulk sausage 2 tablespoons grated onion 2 tablespoons chopped parsley I 1 cup bread crumbs Salt and pepper Meat stock or water Fry the sausage with the onion and parsley, stirring constantly until the meat is cooked enough so it separates into particles. Add the i bread crumbs and seasonings and j enough liquid to make a moist . dressing. While hot, pack into the I lamb shoulder and sew or skewer the edges of cavity together. Place ‘ on a rack in an open roasting pan . and roast at a low temperature I (300 F.) until done. Allow about ' thirty-five minutes per pound for l roasting. Apricot Stuffing With Boned Pork Shoulder I 1 cup apricots 2 cups soft bread crumbs ’ 4 cup melted butter* j teaspoon celery salt Salt and pepper Water to moisten Wash the apricots, and soak them < I until they are partially freshened. I i Grind them or chop them very fine | Add the other ingredients and 11 enough water to moisten. Lightly i

stuff the drossing into the cavity in the pork shoulder made by removing the bone. Sew oT skewer the edges together and roast in u moderate oven (350 F.) until done. Allow thirty to thirty-five minutes per pound for roasting. The crown roast of pork is nn especially, attractive roast for the very special dinner and is convenient because it can he made in the size desired. A stuffed lamb or pork shoulder are both good choices also for the special dinner, I the lamb shoulder for a small group and the pork shoulder for i the larger gathering. won.l) ENLARGE .-•< ixrixri:i* |-i;i >M r.vIB "Xi:. board about the middle of January. He repordted progreee in outlining his new 1936-37 budget and. in reply to a last question .said that he i was considering an invitation to go , to New York the middle of next ! month to .participate in the dedi- ' cation of the Theodore Roosevelt 1 Memorial. The president was (pressed for in--1 formation ae to whether ha contemplated a special message to con-, gross on neutrality, but he observed that questioners would have to wait and find out. He added that, obviously. the administration would try to get something to replace the neutrality resolution which expires Feb. 1. EMPEROR SELASSIE ■ >x rnroKD from page okm) of eastern Tigre province, in the north, to Italy. The holy city of Aksum would be retained by Ethiopia and Ethiopia would be given a corridor to

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■in — i — — — > ? — V LEGALLY SPEAKING <> fay J ad — 4 jeofe y' j 0 liyAr i U fc, r >a» O SHAKESPEARE stwas arrested amp INDICTED BFL STEALING IN 1585. The great playwright was still in his teens when this happened. He had been poaching on a wealthy man’s estate and the keeper caught him and forced him to appear before the local squire-court. Both the animal which he had shot and the bow which he nad employed were put in evidence; but apparently the court did not take much stock in the prosecu- ' tion because young William Shakespeare was acquitted.

the sea through Italian Eritrea to thePor t of Assar. The Ogaden-Somaliland frontier ■ in the south would be “rectified.” The plan provides for Italian i “expansion” in soutnwestern Ethiopia towards the region of Lake i Rudolph in the British Kenya col- ' ony, apparently referring to pre- ' vious reports of an Italian coloni ization project “1 that area. I The Tigre cession proposals proi vide for an Italian frontier on a | Tine starting between Aksum and • Aduwa, running south to the River Gheva. which flows from east to west parallel to Makale, the present front line of the Italian advance. Thus Italy would get a slice of norTlern Ethiopia extending southwai’a about 65 miles from the pres--1 ent northern frontier of Eritrea and eastward about 100 miles to central Eritrea. CONSOLIDATION C£ONTINUI-:r> FROM PAGEJWE)~ township trustees and not the governor's commission on unemployment relief.” Smith’s statement was made. in reply to an announcement in Washington by Secretary of Inter-' ior Ickes that Indiana has one of the best poor relief getups in the nation. State Senator Carl Mcßride, Jes-

GERBER’S MEAT MARKET Free Delivery Phone 97 HAMBURGER 2 lbs. 25c BOILING BEEF 12'/ 2 lb SWISS STEAK 20c lb BEEF ROASTS 15c and 18c lb VEAL CHOPS and ROASTS .... 25c II) LARD (Saturday Only) 2 lbs. 35c PICNIC HAMS 22c lb SPARE RIBS 20c lb SOUSE 18c lb Bologna, Pudding and Frankforts 2 lbs. 25c CHOICE STEAK 25c It) SMOKED HAM ROLL (no bone) 35c It) Leave your orders for Christmas poultry, so that you will be able to get a nice, plump bird. Sugar, Crystal Armours Pork & j ZV, White, 10 lbs.. . MtJU Beans, 28 oz can jLV v Millers Bread OKx* Yellow Cling Stone A-l Crackers 1 - 2 1 /: cans •■ • AOV I 2lbs IMC 2 f0r..35c CRISCO ■ Baker’s Cookies i Q I 3 lbs vJt/V dozen I Cold Medal OK Soup Beans 9X/» I Flour, 24 lbs. 6 lbs I

fersonville, added his support to! the anti-consolidation move, In a speech he said. “I am a Democrat, but I am forced to take issue with my own leaders on any consolidation momve. Home rule i should prevail always." Rep. Richard James, a Republican. of Portland, branded the economy commission report as a “pernicious plan of centralization.” j The association's sudden attack on the state administration was occasioned by statements of Gov. Paul V. McNutt Wednesday in which he charged that “any movement designed to protect the jobs of public officials eventually will find disfavor with the people.” o NEEDY FATHER OF 30 LOSES 23 IN DEATH Raleigh. N. C. — (UP) — To emphasize his contention that the infant mortality rate among relief families is higher than among nonrelief families. Dr. C. H. Hamilton, rural sociologist at North Carolina State College, cites the case of a Negro share-cropper. Os his 30 children, 23 are dead. Sixteen of the 19 born to hie first wife die dbei’ore they were a year old. One lived three years, another eight, and the other nine. To his second wife have been born 11 children, four of whom are alive.

WIDOW CARRIES ON VICE FIGHT Mrs. Edith Liggett To Carry On Newspaper’s Battle Minneapolis, Dec. 13.—(U.R>—Defying gunmen who murdered her husband, Mrs. Edith Liggett today checked final proofs of storias for a new issue of the Mlilwest American, crusading weekly newsi paper. The latest edition of the paper ! went to press a short time before the hour set for funeral services for Walter Liggett. He was shot down by machine gun bullets Monday night, supposedly because of attacks on gambling, vice, and political corruption printed in his I paper. 'T don't understand why the gangsters didn't kill me along with Walter,” Mrs. Liggett said. “I’m going to carry on the paper until II get Them and their poliical proi tectors. •'I have documentary proof to back up each one of Walter's I charges that crime is allied with politics and I will go before the state legislature to present this evidence any time that I feel 1 i will be given a fair hearing.” Friends of the publisher's widow

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SCHMITT’S] Specials For Saturday MALL PORK SAUSAGE. Bulk—(Country Style) (5 pound lots for ... . 90c) . FRESH CASING or SMOKED SAUSAGE.. 23c lb.. PORK NECK BONES • "" 2 lb ' LEAN PORK SHOULDER STEAK or ROAST - . SMALL LEAN PORK TENDERLOINS * SWIFT’S SNOW WHITE LARD 18c H).. 3 M RIB OR PLATE BOILING BEEF— (Meaty) ; J FRESH GROUND LEAN BAMBERGER - .. ft IC UU I GO( > D MEATY CHUCK BEEF ROASTS , ftl ’Jla la I SPECIAL RIB or SHORT STEAKS . ~ ft WW I REAL GOOD BONELESS WAFFLE STEAK 23c lb., - ( ( SWISS STEAK (Out of Round) .... ' lßt | BEEF ROUNDS, 35 to 50 tb. each—Round Part of Hind Quarter •••• (Young yearling F FRP3SH PORK LIVER 18c lb., 2 FRESH BEEF, PORK and VEAL BRAINS ? c ft BONELESS FISH (Real Good Fillet Fish) - • ECKRICH’S OLEO MARGARINE 15c Ib -’ SMOKED PICNIC HAMS, 4 to 5 Ih. each ' OUR’ BEST SLICED BACON (Special) FRANKFORTS, BOLOGNA or PUDDING BATTLESHIP COFFEE 23c - * Watch our Window Display for Special Prices on cub in the rough and chunks of Beef. Special Prices on used LARD CANS (5, 10, 50 and I- 1 ’ I*’n 1U 4 ■ I | I I I Phones Onr Meats are " ■ I fa ■! AHNative 01 Home Dressed

said they would ask that a police ; detail be assigned to guard Mrs. Liggett against the assassins who ■ killed her husband. They feared her announcement that she had } evidence to prove Leggett's charge, I would lead to another attack. ’ CITY COUNCIL J I iNTl\l'i:i> FROM PAG Id OXI:, 1 The bids total approximately ’ IS6.&00. The estimate is $105,500, r plus engineer’s fees, in addition to the building and equipment on 1 which bids were received, about $13,000 additional will be spent for piping and foundations for the i equipment. The piping will be ' awarded later under a separate ■ contract. 1 The list of bidders follows: Addition to building: Clinton ' R. Williams, Muncie. $12,747; ‘ Arthur J. Wolf. Logansport. $12.100; Y’ost Bros., Decatur, $9,490; 1 Indiana Engineering and Construction Co., Fort Wayne, $9,450. 'i Equipment: Indiana Engineering i j and Construction Co., condenses; ■ ~

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