Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 39, Decatur, Adams County, 14 February 1936 — Page 6

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DELICIOUS CAKES Just Imagine the convenience of having a delicious- not to say anything about beautiful -cake on your pantry shelf, or In your ice box ready to meet an omergonry of unexpected guests. Likewise, it is oftlmes puzzling too, to decide just what to do for refreshments tit your afternoon teu or the two or three tables of bridge you are planning — how satisfying t- have something definitely u zing and appropriate, ready to >e. There is nothing more appropriate than a delicious slice of cuke.! 2 cups brown sugar 2 eggs 2 3 cups of shortening 1 cup cold coffee % cup cocoa (scant) 1 tsp. baking powder 1 tap. soda 2 cups flour Cream the sugar, shortening, add , eggs. Add the cocoa and the soda ! which has been dissolved in two ( teaspoons hot water. Sift flour, and baking powder. Add alternate-! Jy the flour and coffee to the other i ingredients. Bake in greased cake i pan in a moderate oven. Graham Cracker Cake 1 cup sugar. >-i cup shortening 1 cup milk 2 eggs 2 tsp. baking powder 3 cups graham crackers 1 cup dates 1 cup nuts Mix sugar, shortening and egg yolks. Add milk ami baking powder with graham crackers rolled l fine. Add nuts and dates and fold. in the whkes of eggs. Bake in 1 layers or in a loaf pan. Brown Sugar Cake 2 cups brown sugar 2 eggs 2 cups flour 1 cup sour cream 1 teasp. baking powder fheap-

r s^® MY ) r.?™ 6 lg - cans 90c V y SWEETCORN ft No. 2cans IQ r STANDARD PACK .. U f SODA I ™ SAUCE 6 No. 2 cans 49c I CRACKERS I EVAp MILK /» Tall cans QQp 2 pit: 16c | L,TTLFELF ° o;JV = JUNE PEAS ft No. 2 cans KING BEE W*V PandG JELLO 9 Pkgs. 1Q p SO\P SIX DELICIOUS FLAVORS M UV Little Elf Macaroni or SUGAR 10 lb. lA' ft Giant Or Spaghetti, 2 ib. ,15c With Order.. 4?JC ’ Size King Bee Hominy or Kraut n„„j No. 300, 6 cans 29c I ofa to Bread SIK2WaHBmMMfIB Elf Early June Peas. No. 2 221 OZ. 1 Oaves 25c 6 Cans - 79 c Eckrich Oleo. 2 lbs. .. 25c K-TVs ppp r lf S H e n- N °; 26 T* 79c Salted Peanuts, lb. ... 10c KING BEE Campbell s Soups (except n ik in /'•'T T np r>r/V chicken) 6 cans .. 55c Chocolate Drops, lb. .. 10c VU 1 UrlviSljxN Elf Hominy, No. 2J4 cans Corn Meal, 3 lb 10c BEANS 6 Cans 49c Pastrv Flour. 5 lb. bag 19c Mickey Deg Food. 6 cans .. 49c T> nr i Rnanc m nQri » 2 4 E,f Cut Wax Beans - No - 2 n Beans. L> oz. can .Jk O Cans ‘Tt/C 6 cans 49c Hard water Soap.. 4 brs. 19c Elf Black Raspberriess, No. 2 Oxydol. lg. pkg 21C 6 cans t9c Argo Starch, 3 lb. pkg. 22c BROWN SUGAR 3 Lbs. 17( . GOLDEN Corn Flakes 2 lg. pkg. 21c ROLLED OATS Lg. pkg. 10/ ( Desert, 3 pkgs. 14c 11T rr TV PiP ** 1 S JLt/C Little Elf Tomatoes, No. 1 . .............. _ Calutnent Baking Powder. PEAN I T BETTER O Lb. i6oz. can 22IITTI FET F ™ AltIC Baker’s Shredded Cocoanut BUCKEYE FLOUR 94 Lb. bag gg c S 21> ‘ ' — Quality - Meats — Sweet Milk Chocolate, Ib, .. 19c v> m 11 Florida Oranges. * OKU — WatVAwl'r ''' 2 " f re f b J >iCn . icS ;. 4 ,0 6 each * It> - ' ■ 17Uc 5 lb. mesh bag 25c * OI*K Roast, lb. 20c Bananas. 5 ibs. ....... 25c Pork Shoulder Steak, Ib /... 23c California Blue Goose —___, Oranges, doz 19c i» v t- i? Celerv. 2 large stalks, ** — Head Lettuce, 2 for .. 11c t hlK’k Roast, lb 15c Fresh Top Carrots. 2 bn. 15c Beef to Boil, 2 Ibs 25c Yellow Onions. 3 Ihs. .. 10c Qi r l ni * n QtnuL- n, 1(1„ SeedlesssGrapFruit.fi for 25c J -. * n , l9c Butter, ib 39c Swiss Steak, out of round, Ib 19c Lamb Chops, lb ?... 23c COTTAGE CHEESE, Ib ftp Lamb Roast, lb 20c u L Quality Food Market 121 N. Second st Phone 192 Free Delivery Decatur

“ ling). . £. 1 1 teasp. soda (levell ij cup sweet milk 10 drops maple flavoring. I Cream sugar and shortening, i Add sour cream with soda. Alternately add the flour, which has I been sifted five times With the baking nowder. with th<- milk. Add th** flavoring and fold in the beaten egg whites. Bake in a greased cake pan in a moderate oven. Icing 2 cups sugar ’i t up milk or cream 1 teaspoon flavoring. Devil’s Food Cake 2 cups flour 2 teasp. baking powder (level) 2 teasp. cinnamon (level). , i, 2 of a nutmeg 194 cup granulated sugar % cup sweet milk aj cup butter (scant) 2 eggs (whole) 1 cup warm mashed potatoes 2 squares chocolate 1 cup nut meats. Cream butter and sugar; add I yolks (well beaten); then add j mashed potatoes, and nuts, stir ■ well; add alternately the milk and . dry ingredients which has been sifted together. Fold in beaten egg I whites. This cake will keep inI definitely. Solid Chocolate Cake Mix and beat together two well- ! beaten eggs, one cup sugar, one II up sour milk in which has been | dissolved one heaping teaspoon of . soda, one and one-half cups of flour, and a pinch of salt. Now , mix six teaspoons cocoa in one- ! half cup of melted butter. Add ' this to first mixture and stir in one tablespoon of vanilla. Wireless Expert Blind Ottawa. Ont. —(UP):—One of the I beet authorities on radio in Ottawa I today is blind man. He is Jimmy Cotter, 33. He has become eo adept that now he is able to support a wife and two children on an income derived .solely from giving advice

SHERM MINTON FOR GREENLEE h i 1 Senators VanNuys And Minton Express Divergent Opinions Indianapolis, Felx 14— (IJ.R) — Divergent opinions were expressed on controvestal topics by Senators Frederick Van Nuys ami Sherman Minton when they arrived today to attend the mid-winter meeting of the Indiana Democratic Editorial association. They endorsed different candidates for the Democratic nomination for governor and expressed opposite views on the proposal to curb the supreme court power over congressional action. “I am for Kirk McKinney for governor.” Sen. VanNuye declared. I < "I am for Pleas Greenlee for I governor and I say that without reservation." stated Sen. Minton. I j “He is my friend and I am not ( going to run out on him. I recog- : nize the right of any Democrat to ■: be for whom he wants and I reserve that rightvfor myself." Their views on the supremo . court were as divergent. Sen. Minton said he would favor , i a bill requiring the court verdict ’ to be unanimous, if he thought t: such a bill had a chance of pass- ■ ■ ing. Sen. Van Nuys asserted he was f I ■ opposed to “any tinkering with < I I court or constitution." < "Our existing system hae been ( successful for 150 years and 1 see t I no reason why it should be chang- ■ ed,” he said. f __o | Farm Bison Are Oddity i Hudson, Wis. — (UP)-Three head 1 of buffalo —two heifers and a bull ' —are attracting many curious vteit- - |ors to the Quality Park farms near 1 here. Charles Ward. St. Paul Minn., s capitalist, is owner of the farms. ’

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Hundreds Pay Tribute to Curtis ~-4R’lwflNr 'F Si** ■ 'WV-K-waSP :<8 < < A- & iff? ft,-. JBW J’R * bW " IBr '* * - 71 mt A» body lay in state __ Hundreds of Kansas citizens who had known the late Charles Curtis personally throughout his rise from an Indian reservation to the post of vice president of the United States payed their last respects to the noted Kansan when his body lay in state in the capitol building at Topeka.

FOUR PERSONS _ for whatever they print. Articles containing personal attacks or calculated to "incite hatreds” or thoae of a communfetic or anti-govern-ment tendency were banned. Restless crowds began gathering early today in the beautiful square in front of the (palace. Truckloads of troops patrolled the streets and guarded the home of Gov. Galavis. When the crowd in the iplaza Bolivar surged toward the (palace, shouting protests, the order to fire was given. Many fell an<j the mob scattered. Under the Gomez regime, there was no board of censors and no rules by which an editor could decide w-hat he could or could not print. An editor never knew when the government might descend on him for something -which had appeared in his paper. As a consequence, editors feared to print political news or even local police news. After the death of Gomez, a board wee set up and editors could ascertain in advance what could be printed. With the issuance of the Galavis order, however, the censorship board resigned, feeling that matters had been thrown back to what they were under Gomez. (After the shooting in the Central square, the (people milled through the central streets, shouting against Galavig and displaying (placards demanding (punishment of those responsible for shooting into a defenceless crowd. The governor’s automobile was burned. In the hope of quieting the public, the government displaced Calavis

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and named Gen. Elbano Mivelli governor of the federal district. o — Physicians Develop Influenza Vaccine San Francisco. Feb. 14 —(UP) — I License has developed a limited qquantity of influenza vaccine, safe ! fpr use on human beings and sufcessful in initial tests, but it is not ready for (practical application, Dr. ! Thomas Francis, Jr., of the Rockefeller institute said today. Dr. Francis said he and his coworker, Dr. T. P. Magill, consider the vaccine in the experimental stage, and until further tests of its safety and protective power have been completed, it will not he used- — _o Efforts To Rescue lowa Family Fail Spencer, la.. Feb. 14 — (UP) — Merciless wind, sub-zero cold, and drifting snow today forced a volunteer crew of shovelers to abandon their efforts to clear a highway to the Alvin Blessing home where two children are near death from pneumonia and six other small children are ill with whooping cough. A county snow plow, sent the aid of the volunteer workers who battled the storm far into the night, was stalled with a broken axle. Fears were felt of the eight- j months old twin daughters of the [ Blessing family, reported critically I ill with double pneumonia. — o Toledo —(UP)i— A 17th century Swiss room, complete with furnishings and great tile stove, has been donated to the Toledo Museum of Art by Mrs. Nettie Poe Ketcham, former Toledoan.

TWO OFFICERS ARESUSPENDED Navigation Bureau Executives May Be Dropped From Service Washington. Feb. 14 — (VP) Earnest G. Draper, acting of commerce, said today no final action would be taken on the suspension of two navigation bureau executives until secretary Daniel C. Roper returns from Florida Monday. The two officials, ranking second and third In the bureau, are Frederick L. Adams, chief investigator and special agent, and commander H. McCoy JJones, senior navigation officer. They were notified of their suspension at noon yesterday and were granted 24 hours in which to make explanation Weaver said. i The suspension came as the reI suit of insubordination charges 1 made when the two officiate were ! alleged to have refused to answer I certain questions concerning the j questions concerning the conduct 1 ot the bureau, Johnson said. Adams and Jones had compla THIS NATURAL FOOD GENTLY REGULATES YOUR SYSTEM Furnishes Needed “Bulk” for Regular Habits Your doctor will tell you that keeping healthy depends far more on proper diet than on drugs, that common constipation is usually due to insufficient "bulk” in meals, and that patent medicines give you only temporary relief. Kellogg’s All-Bran supplies gently acting “bulk” which corrects the cause of common constipation.* This “bulk” takes up moisture, I forming a soft mass which helps to cleanse the system. All-Bran gives your body the regular internal exercise it needs to prevent sluggishness. All-Bran also furnishes vitamin B and iron. Studies on normal men and women have shown that this delicious cereal is perfectly satisfactory. Serve. All-Bran regularly for regularity, with milk or cream—or use in cooking. Two tablespoonfuls daily are usually sufficient. Consult your doctor if you do not gain relief this way. All-Bran is much more effective I than part-bran prodnets. Get All-Bran at your grocer’s. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. xJSA-C/ •Conitipation dut to innftciont "bulk. n

SCHMITT'S Real Pork Specials ~ ALL PORK BULK SAUSAGE 2 Ibs. & FRESH CASING SAUSAGE or SMOKED 2 Ibs. for 45c FRESH PICNIC HAMS (6toßn ’• each > 18c 1 FRESH PORK SHOULDERS <‘ hank off) FRESH PORK SHOULDER STEAK or ROAST 24c1 FRESH SIDE PORK 23cfo SMALL LINK ALL PORK SAUSAGE (Special Extra Good) 25c J SM ALL LEAN PORK CHOPS (Special) 28C I’l Reel Specials FRESH GROUND ALL BEEF BAMBERGER ... 2 Hi. for 25c RIB PLATE and BRISKET BOILING BEEF .... 2 It), for® GOOD MEATY CHUCK BEEF ROAST ISc SWISS STEAK OUT OF THE ROUND 23c t ? TENDER WAFFLE STEAK, Boneless 2 lb. for« VEAL SHOULDER STEAK or ROAST 25c 1 FRESH HOG and CALF BRAINS lsc l MINCED HAM (Sliced or chunk) (St 1“ BOLOGNA, FRANKFORTS or LIVER PUDDING 18c PEAS, TOMATOES, GREEN BEANS, KIDNEY BEANS. CORN. Oif KRAUT, and PORK AND BEANS—A REAL VALUE — 3 cans for SOW COW QUARTERS FOR CANNING 10c and SPECIAL PRICES ON CHUNKS OF BEEF AND PORK FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS. Watch Our Display Windows for Extra Specials. Our Meats are II f I TTTBBBB phones Al! Native MMMMw AT 1 R K Home Dressed I M I • w w• 1 fl 9

that their superior*. including John- i son. were locking their efforts to in- i nugtirato tmeasurea for safety at »ea. i Formal charge* ngln»-.t Johnson, < Malcom Kerlin,, executive uasistant to secretary Roper, and others were made by Adams and Jones after White Hot»e secretaries had refus- ; . <| to paaa on their com'plalnte. ( Johnson had co comment to mske ’ except that the action was taken • •because of insubordination.” jl -o — Snow Crews Kept Busy Harrisburg. Fa.— (U.K) —lt's a I "tough winter" for snow removal , crews of tho Pennsylvania depart-1 ment of high ways. KVcords of ihe

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