Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 99, Decatur, Adams County, 24 April 1936 — Page 6
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RECIPE TIPS FOR APRIL
MENU Oven— ' 1 "*'*T IS Broiled Steak, Baked Potatoes, Carrot*. Pie, Bran Muffin*, Cup Cake*. Surface — Beet* (Green Bean*), Cabbage. Cooker — Italian Spaghetti, RECIPES Cup Cakes cup butter 114 cups sifted flour */ 2 tsp. vanilla 3 4 tsp. soda
•4 —— —— - rWeek - End [Savings BUTTER lb. No. 1 Country Roll * j ** j *'- z Kraft's Swift's Brookfield 2 lb. Box Cheese 2 Tb. Box Cheese Brick 55c tb Brick 48c tb American _ 55c Tb American 48c tb Pimento 59c tb Pimento _ 52c tb Swiss 64c tb Swiss 54c tb Big Eyed Wisconsin Swiss Cheese .. 30c lb Imported Edom Cheese 40c lb Fresh Creamed Cottage Cheese 10c pint DELICIOUS FRESH Pasteurized STRAWBERRY SUNDAE MILK and CREAM 1 ((., delivered early before Ivv breakfast daily. Open All Day Sundays Blue Creek Dairy We Deliver Phone 467
Beef Roast 1Q« ETT7T LJ I | f! ] \, y Choice, th. . lOV |[| Steak. 23c ““ s,Mk .._i9c A 7A W 23c lSkV^®*\ LA pound ‘ ' "Your Home Store Gracer woqld Veal Pocket IKp nM - Y\)v’' like to point out the many monRoast, ib. .. J-tFV S »f" £ 1 ‘week. Our advice to you is. to ir ic. „i „ r*-« QliDUto * use this advertisement as your Veal Steak or 91 P V ~ / shopping list. Come to your Chops, 1b , nearby Home Store and fill your Good Bacon 9Qp .S basket to the brim. There you Sliced tb. . £t/V will find many other specials on display. It pays to trade with your Home Store. Ring Bologna, Big Bo- 15c I All Pork Sausage, Iblßc I logna or Franks, Ib Fresh Pork Hearts, 2 lbs.,. 27c Dill Pickles, 4 for, 10c Fresh Brains, 2 lbs.27c Smoked Picnics, shankless 21c Fresh Pork Liver. 2 tbs. ... 27c BUCKEYE FLOUR, 24 lb. bag tpit nv " BURCO FLOUR 24 lb. bag CO,. . ~k CAKE FLOUR. Little Elf 5 lbs. 25 c 3 for 25C SODA CRACKERS 9 lbs. 1 ftp tDt CRISCO PEAS or CORN 9 No. 2 cans 1 LB - 22c Z)C 3 can 59c - Rumford Baking Powder, 1 lb. cn. 19c HOMF Post Toasties, 2 Ig. pkgs 21c armor Elf Nut Oleomargarine, 2 lbs 27c >IUKt - Pet Milk, 3 tall cans. 22c EXTRA SPECIAL BUTTER ~— g CLIMALENE lb. 33c r , H l sw P e ?f t M ck t ,es a iooz ; iar - o Pkgs. iyc Little Elf Mustard, quart 13c — Little Elf Chili Sauce, jar 19c f" [Candy Bars, 3 for .... 10c FANCY' RIPE I [Elf Red Kidney Beans, no. 2 can .... 9c » ib WT A AT A 'Little Elf Peas, 3 cans 39c BAW AgA [Little Elf Tomatoes, 2 cans —l9 c •• ’ ••• , Elf Pineapple Juice, 2 cans 23c s]l*q Offp Salted Peanuts, lb. ..10c Elf Fresh Prunes, large can . 15c Elf Lemon Gelatine, 3 pkgs. 14c Navel Oranges, med. size, doz 25c b’/Zo Asparagus, lb 15c Fresh Carrots, bunch 5c Corn, 2 No. 2 Cans 25c Strawberries, quart Lowest Prices Bursley's High Grade Coffee, lb. 25e Head Lettuce. Solid heads 5c Bursley's High Grade Coffee OO Oranges, California, doz. 25c 3 canS “ roc Onions, 4 lbs• • 9c Micky Dog Food, 3 cans 25c WASHINGTON winesap Sani-Flush, lg. can .. 19c Waldorf Tissue. 4 rolls -19 c Little Bo Peep Ammonia, quart 19c Little Boy Blue, bottle 9c 5 Of* — Woodbury's Facial Soap, 3 cakes ... 23c T RQ Super Suds, 2 small pkgs 19c ‘ ‘ ‘ Crystal White Soap, 5 bars 19c Palmolive Soap, cakes ... 16c Quality Food Market TELEPHONE 192 FREE DELIVERY
1 cup sugar 2 eggs beaten separately ■/a cup milk 1 , tsp. cream tartar Mix u* for cuke, carefully folding in the egg whites. Make* 12 med. sized cup cake*. Bake at 375 degrees F — 20 to 30 minutes, defending on size ob pans. Italian Spaghetti 1 lb. ground beek 3 tbsp, fat 1 green pepper 1 tsp. salt 2 mer. sized onions (cut fine) 3' 2 cups tomatoes
■4 box spaghetti 2 tsp. Worcestershire 1 cup celery (cut fine) % tsp. pepper Make meat into small cakes and brown in hot fat. Add onion and u ' brown slightly. Place tomatoes and seasoning into cooker and heat '■ while browning meat and onions. '■ When boiling hot add meat, onions and broken spaghetti. Mix lightly. Turn to low and cook 40 minutes. Serve with grated Italian cheese. Butter Crisp Cookies I*4 cups butter I*/j cups powdered sugar « 1 egg * a 4 tsp. salt 3 cups cake flour 1 cup chopped nuts 1 tsp. vanilla Utensil to use: Aluminum Cookling Sheet. Directions: Cream butter and sugar. Add 1 cup flour mix thoroughly. then add egg and beat well. Add remaining flour, nuts and vanilla. Make into rolls. Chill, slice thin and bake 10 to 12 minutes at 375 degrees F. o HEAVY FIGHTING JCONTINCED FROM PAGE ONE) pected capture of Addis Ababa has died, and Italians have set the deadline fur this final phase of the war for May 11, when the league of nations council meets (again. On Addis Ababa (Copyright 1936 by United Press) Dessye, Ethiopia. Apr. 24—(U.R) 1 —Troops, trucks, camej trains, I artillery batteries, armored cars, tanks and mule trains crowded 450 miles of road from MassaWa on the Red Sea to Dessye today in preparation for the final Italian > drive to Addie Ababa. The astonishing scale of the Italian movement on to Dessye. the new general headquarters of Marshal Pietro Badoglio, gives the impression that the final movement will be the most sensational of the war.
DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 193 C»
Capital Pays Tribute to Howe
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White House flag at half-mast, above, symbolized the tribute paid Louis McHenry Howe, inset, confidential secretary of President Roosevelt and veteran political figure, who died after a year'* illness.
$50,000 SUIT (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) other suit was filed by Miss Erma Cowan, a second passenger in the car for $15,000 and by Charles Felts for $2,500. These were venued several months ago to Allen county. Alfred Wolke, driver of the car. sustained serious injuries in the accident and died in a Fort Wayne j hospital three days later. His I fiancee. Miss Mary Herring, was, I killed instantly. o Hooting Strikers Occupy Assembly Trenton. N- J, April 24 —(UP) —| • Hooting unemployed strikers who! have occupied the assembly (chain-1 ber in the capital since Tuesday de-1 nianding relief legislation, drove! Theron McCampbell, former assem- i blyman and candidate for the Dem-' | ix ratic nomination for U. S. senator j | from the state house today after he | had called them “beggers and pau-! j pers.” The unemployed campers, increasing in numbers and irate beI cause a scheduled session of the assembly was cancelled this morn- 1 I ing. turned on McCampbell as he j strode to the rostrum and began i a speech. To Conduct Street Services Saturday Rev. J. M. Dawson will conduct! services in front-<.f the court house at 7:30 p. m. Saturday. Special music will be led by B. F. Collier and Rev. H W. Franklin will speak for 10 minutes. o — Old Gold Town Has Oil Rush Maricopa, Cal. —(UP) —This dis-, I trict is enjoying a miniature imi--I tation of the 1849 gold rush—only!
•••••••••••••••••••a** • PHONE 88 or 88 WE DELIVER • • Stults HOME Grocery • • CHEESE IQn POTATO BREAD • ® 25c value, pound Big 11/:I 1 /: Pound Loaves $ • Mild and Creamy. *) O pT „ £ • ~ “Tt -w-, O for «tJV a _ th. Quart Jar New and Better Brea d. • Peanut Butter . &UV db 3 cans PEAS, for 25c q „ an< nA " • 3 cans CORN, for 25c VI Ip A 3 cans TOMATOES for 25e CAROLENE .. . L* VV W 3 cans HOMINY for 25c SO RICH IT WHIPS £ • 5 pound Box LaFrance, pkg. ... 10c 0 • SOAP CHIPS SATINA, pkff 6c • ® Special 9Qp Maxwell House ® • Coffee, lb. . £ • Those Krispy 2 pound Grape Nut Flake • • Soda C rackers j Post Bran Flake • • box 11 V Deal — Few Left. • There is a Difference! ——— — w ! GOLD MINT Flour 05c ,E *- L ; 0 IQp ! • PEERLESS 79c R k ?. s *. '‘ ™ , • £ Decatur’s Largest Seller B Delicious Flavors! ® 10 lb. cloth bag Spark- Jumbo Dill Pickles 9 • ling Crystal PCKza 3 f° r 10c • £ White Sugar .. DDL 10 lb. Corn Meal for 25c £ Super - Suds, pkg. 7>/ic Soft Light Brown O 10 White Nap- 1 Q £ • XV tba Soa P- Seedless Raisins ® • io“i°»'„ d r s9c c J •••••••••••••••••••••«
this time it is for oil instead o( gold As the- result of the discovery of new oil bearing sands, the entire district is facing an acute house shortage 0 Cat Dives 50 Feet. Lives — The Dallas. Ore. —(UP) —A large Persian cat. cornered in a third floor aartment by a dog. leaped out an open window and landed on the ! sidewalk 50 feet below, it suffered i onl
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SCHOLARSHIPS TO BE OFFERED Notre Dame To Start Course For Lay-Writ-ers In Fall South Bend . Ind., April 14—(UP) ■—Nation-wide competition for schol-, arships in the newly created department for training of Catholic laywrite™ is anticipated «by University ; of Notre Dame officials, it was an-, i.viueed today. The social department would t train student* with definite writing ability in the fundamental problems of Christian apologetic* to enable them to present the Catholic viewpoint on current affairsTwo full echolarsnips of $1,500 each already have been eestablighed and a third has been started 1 by religious and lay friends of the I university, Rev. John F. O'Hara, C.| j S. C., (president, said. The first scoiarship was donated' by John H. Neeson. Philadelphia,! engineer, who graduated from the school in 1903, in memory of tihe late professor James Edwards of Notre Dame. The Merciere club of New Jersey ‘ has awarded the second scholarship in memory of the late Cardinal Merciere and the third, was named for tather 'Hudson who was editor of j the Ave Maria for fifty-five years J Before opening of the course in . September university officials hope to r/fer at least ten scholarships to graduates of American Catholic j colleges who have had thorough j training in scholastic philosophy, and who present evidence of ability to write. Candidates will be judged upon basis of an essay es not less than i 1,500 words written to give the I Catholic answer to some fairly re(cent magazine articles. Essays must ! lie submitted to the committee of graduate studies at the university before July 1. The proposed two-year course will selection of quality fruit trees, raspberries, currents, gooseberries, strawberries. evergreens, shrubs and shade trees. You cannot buy better stock anywhere. Our aim is to have satisfied customers. BEVERLY GREENHOUSE And NURSERIES, 3'/2 miles east of Fort Wayne, on Maysville road, route 9. SPECIAL ON SATURDAY ONLY LARD, pound ... 13c CHEESE IQI/«p pound JLO /2V HAM in chunk QI /» or slice, pound failL SHOULDER. i 01Z « chunk or slice... IO '" X- ACE -19 /20c SPARE RIBS 10 Meatv, lb lOv BEEF STEAK IO pound 1 f’C BEEF ROAST, tb. 15c & 18c Boiling Beef. Ib. .. 11c & 12c Fresh Sides, Ib 19c EARL SUDDUTH 512 S. 13th sL Free Delivery Phone 226
SCHMITT’S Specials for Saturday CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAK (Corn Fed Steer Beef) . -•* Ureal good meaty chuck beef roast ... „ for2 RIB PLATE BRISKET BOILING BEEF - 1 f - FRESH GROUND BAMBERGER 2 b < j TENDER BONELESS WAFFLE STEAK - “ ‘ for < FRESH BEEF HEARTS (whoieorH.m -i • . FRESH PORK BRAINS or LIVER 25c VEAL PADDIES — Boneless 23c SWISS STEAK out of the round ; •• • • m 15« FRANKFORTS, Bologna, Pudding or Minced Ham A REAL GOOD BONELESS FISH • , h for : SALT LAKE HERRING <ah you want) •• • 1 ' 19c ( HOME CURED SMOKED JOWELS ( ’ u ° arcu _ — I PEAS, CORN, GREEN BEANS? PORK'aND BEANS, TOMAT ,?c a'can. and Large cans of KRAUT <o t . c an, 2 SILVER BAR PEACHES (sliced or halves) • W r atch our window 7 display for other • _ ; PhoP.f I Our Meats are J• | g All Native ° r • Home Dressed I L ■ - ■■■■■
finable the student* to pursue ape- | dal studies In chosen fields .-.if e>coI niwnics, social or (political scienece, | history, or contemporary writing, i At the same time he will be given jthorough training In the fundamental problems of Christian apologe-1 I tic*. SUPER AIRSHIP BEING PLANNED Goodyear Official Reveals Plans For SuperDirigible (Copyright 1936 by UP.) Akron, 0., Apr. 24.—(U.R) Plans for a euper-dirigtble, larger than Germany's new Hlneenburg. were revealed to the United Press today by President Paul W. Litch[field of the Goodyear-Zeppelin Co. I Goodyear engineers have been I working on the plans for some i time, Litchfield disclosed in an ex(elusive interview. Should the fed jeral government interest itself In lighter-than-air craft for commercial purposes, expressly to join • with Germany in trans-Atlantic service, production could be started
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