Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 226, Decatur, Adams County, 24 September 1937 — Page 6

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SALADS PEAR CUSTARD PIE Muke h rich pie pnntry by blondIng H cup flour, 3 teaspoon* but. tor. touHpoon augur. >4 toaapoon ault and 1 bouton ogg while. Roll out the paatry for undercruat for a medium site pie plate. You may need to add more flour for rolling For the filling, pare and remove the corea from 4 very large Hartleft peara. Cut in very thin allcea and arrange In overlapping clrclea* in the pie cruet. Sprinkle with 3 tableap<x>na augur blended with 2 tableapoona melted butter. Heat 2 egg yolka until light and mix with X* cup cream and *4 cup milk and pour over the peura. Rake In a moderate oven for 20 to 25 minutea. There la nothing like n crisp

(Mai /i $ > W IK jHL jy uI r ■ w w I ■ # LA DY ’ • crowing ddeJv hex Can it be that, without your blackened. It will save your vitalrealising it. an out-of-date ity. preserve your attractiveness, kitchen range is making you . grow older before your years? -airffca to Is it possible that a hot, stuffy ELECTRIC COOKING kitchen ... a kitchen in which even a plant couldn't live because With electricity your cooking is of the burned-out oxygen, is put- done accurately, effortlessly, ting fatigue lines in your face There is no wasted heat, ... no and giving you that droopy burning flame to foul the air you “kitchen look"? breathe. All of the dirt and soot stays at the power plant; you get One thing is certain: An electric only the concentrated, direct heat range will put a stop to all that. which electricity alone can give. It will give you a cool, And it s cheap,... much clean, fresh-kitchen cheaper than you proin which to work. It bably imagine. So why will give you new free- not get the facts! Let dom. It will save your fQJSwSR electric cooking give walls and curtains WotmAS you a happier, fuller from getting dull and life ..". now, before you grimy, your pots and start growing older pans from getting beyond your years. CThe BETTER things of life come with The Electrical Standard of Living. Enter the Contest. $40,000 in prizes. Blanks available 1 at City Hall. J City Light <s* Power Dept. M. J. MA LOTT, Supt. Sort’s Market 107 North Second St.We Sell as We Advertise! FREE DELIVERY , PHONES 95 or 96 Sirloin Steak Young Tender Beef fl I Young Tender « AlPOT ROAST *s* I BEEFSTEAK BEEF BOIL PLATE OR BRISKET lie I MiC| HAMBt^G l*ic S SAUSAGE CASEING27c I Boneless Smoked I Armcut Swiss AA 1 I FRESH FISH AND - 35C IsTEAK.... ISjCI FRESH OYSTERS all rib rump W> M CHOICE AND CHICK / W Frank’s Bologna 14c ■ Boneless I ' cal CE twists'- 14cIs*- 23c21c

fresh salad — either toaaed In a mold or of the molded variety to add zeat to the men lx. Here are Home that are eapectally good: LIME SALED—Molded 1 package lime gelatine 1 cup boiling water Juice 1 j lemon i, a cup whipped cream • /4 teaspoon salt t /4 cup mayonnaise >2 cup cottage cheese 1 2 teaspoon onion Juice '.4 cup pecans, chopped ' 2 cup pimento, cut up Prepare gelatine according to formula, add balance of ingredients. Pour In Individual molds. When firm, unmold on lettuce beds

and serve with mayonnaise thinned with cream. SALAD BOWL i 1 small head cauliflower i 2 targe Bermuda onion i t/t cup pimento olives 2-3 epp French dressing 1 head lettuce 1 2 cup Roquefort cheese | Remove outer leaves of call- | flower and separate head into flowerettes. Slice the flowerettes j eroaswlae into thin slices. Slice ! the Hermuda onion crosswise and separate each slice Into rings. Slice 1 the olives. Marinate the cauliflower, onion rings and olive slices in French dressing for half an hour. Just before serving add shredded lettuce and crumbled Roquefort

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I; cheese and toss lightly in a salad bowl until the lettuce is thoroughly coated with French dressing. GRAPEFRUIT-CARROT SLAW • a 2 cups slivered carrots 2 cupa shredded cabbage 1 cup canned grapefruit sections i/ ( cup French dressing ‘ 2 cup cottage cheese. Just before serving, foss carrots, , cabbage and drained grapefruit sections with French dressing Season cottage cheese and form into tiny balM. Add to salad. CROP CONTROL (CONTINUED FROM fSOg the country which hold membership In the cooperative. A congressional investigation| will be demanded by the cooper-1 ative as soon as possible after 1 congress convenes, the statement announced. O' - —• SUGAR MAKING (CONTINUED FROM FADE ONE) re-conditionlng receiving equipment and the trucks. The weather has been almost perfect for the lifting of the beets from the fields. It is believed that the early opening of the campaign ; will give the growers an opportunity to get the beets out of the fields before bad weather begins. The city light and power plant will furnish all the power for the Central Sugar company this fall, in addition to giving service to the Central Soya company. Calls Conference On Unemployment Census Washington lept. 24 — (UP) — John D. Biggers, administrator of j the unemployment census, today , called a conference at the White House on Monday to formulate tentative plans for the first unemployment census ever conducted in the United States. Biggers said he’acted with the approval of President Roosevelt. Included among those invited to the meeting at 2 p. m. Monday were John L. Lewis, chairman 'of the committee for industrial organiza-' tion. William Green, president of j the American federation of labor; George H. Davis. President of the V. S. Chamber of commerce: W. Averill Harriman, chairman of the commerce department's business advisory council; and leadens of farm and cooperative groups. o Re-Surfacing Work Is Near Completion Van Wert. 0.. Sept. 24—(Special) —Work on the re-surfacing of state highway No. 49 between the Decatur road and Willshire corporation will *e completed within several days. Ira P. Tossey, county superintendent of the state highway system reported today. The surface of the highway is being treated with a mixture of crush-1 ea stone and an asphaltic compound. Tossey said that although the improvement has been in progress for some time no detours were erected, and that the work is being done under traffic.

88 or 98| Stilts HOME Grocery PEERLESS FLOUR Cc Brooms All Purpose • + sturdy ———————'. S • f M. J. B. COFFEE 3 tbs. 95c * Qr MONARCH COFFEE. 3 tb. tin 79c e »ch BIG 1,000 Sheet Rolls for Toilet Tissue * SAWYER’S Powdered xxxxxx Sugar SODA 2 fl W — 2 Pounds fl M — CRACKERS !b. A / V BIG IVORY 33c 4fl SUMMER SAUSAGE SOAP DEAL terJC Hoffman s 2 for 25c 15C Tomatoes 3 f0r..25c -—— — White Corn. can._loc Wonderful Sweet Peas. 2 for. .25c BANANAS IjLr?e cans Sau<r 1 * Kraut .. 2 cans..2sc lbs. Satisfaction fl Fn—e - C _ *2® Peaches.. 5 lbs, Home Grown ... - o - r. Potatoes, pk. *3* Wisconsin Bis-Eye „ Grade SW ISS CHEESE in 29c omons - 2 5 c c e ream 23c 2 pound AMERICAN 55c Largest Sue -—49 c

STATE G. 0. P. EDITORS MEET . Republican Editors Ot | State Meet At Brown County Park Brown County State Park. Ind.. Sept. 24.—(U.R> —The Indiana Republican Editorial Association met 1 here today ostensibly for a strictly business session but actually in j an atmosphere surcharged with po-I litical discussion about revamping i the G. O. P. for the 1938 campaign.. , Glenn Frank, former president ot j . the University of Wisconsin, will 1 i he the speaker at the editors' seasI ion this afternoon and Rep. Char-1 i les Halleck. Indiana’s only Repub ■' lican congressman, will talk to- j night. Other sessions are suppos ed to concern only Journalistic matters. However, John Taylor of Danville, state Republican chairman, told the United Press that he had | sent letters to each district chair- . man and vice-chairman, compro- ■ mising the 24 members of the state j committee, urging them to attend i the editors' meeting. Taylor himself said he would attend as has i been his custom for years. Since both Taylor and the major-; i ity of members of the state com-; mittee are currently in deep dis- ' favor with the editors, the asso- . | elation meeting today takes on the ,! complexion of a state Republican ■ I policy meeting. And the result probably will be ; that either the state committee members will need the admonition of the editors to clean house I thoroughly for the 1938 election or ; will enter the next campaign without the wholehearted support of i the editorial association. Taylor is expected to do a lot . 'of listening today and tomorrow , I morning. He was elected last month by the votes of only 12 members of the state committee—the majority faction headed by Ralph Gates of Columbia City of which 'Taylor is a member, although he did not vote for himself. The minorfty group headed by Ewing Emison of Vincennes declined to vote 1 at all. Consequently. Taylor said he will serve only until about Oct 1. when he said he would call anothier meeting of the state committee i either to affirm his election unanimously or select a new chairman. Taylor told the United Press today that he had not decided when he will call the state committee . into session, although his determination to do so was unchanged. I' o Replenish Fish In Local Quarries radar the supervision of Willis j A Fonner. local conservation head, members of the state department, have replenished three favorite fishing sites here. I Rock bass were -put in the stone ' quarry north of the city, blue gills l i n the Krick-Tyndall pond and the stock farm pond. Warden McLean of the state department made the ; distributions. Trade In a Good Town —Decatur

HOME BAKERS! Here’s the makins for hakin! CLOCK |IV FI!'ATI IRE A Keg. 10 oz, can of RECIPE BAKING POWDER ], t Given With Each 24 lb. sack of COUNTRY CLUB Tested duality fresher Be .. V Flour :«k'B9c -"Si Avondale Flour. All Purpose, 24 lb. sack 75c | Pillsbury’s or Gold Medal Flour. 24 lb. sack 99c IQc | COUNTRY CLUB TESTED . M Cake PASTRY Flour Jk 23C COI NTRYciJB COUNTRY CLUB — FANCY SMOOTH CREAMERi IK Pumpkin 3 -25 c 15 1 ITEIB RAISINS lbs. JE C .''"“’“l’I MINCEMEAT 9oz.pkg. JQ C ln L” CHERRIES, Avondale No. 2 Can 1 £•<» Avondale — Red Pitted — For Pie* or Sauce • w In Quarter — ‘ — —— I ’r in K lb. I Navy Beans 4 & 2St| STANDARD ■ Corn or Peas 3 25A KRAUT, Avondale No. 2 l/ 2 1 A.I PR - Vn N E S HOMINY 3 No. 2' - 9 ?,| i 0-80 Size COUNTRY CLUB—Fancy, Snow White cans 4 Lbs - 25c APPLE SAUCE 3 No. 2 9 e f | COUNTRY CLUB—Ready to Serve cans Pancake FLOUR 251 COUNTRY CLUB PREPARED H TOMATOES 2?l PURITAN SYRUP Pint 1 A r | French Brand R|CH maple flavor jug *7WB WHEAT FLAKES 10 oz. 1 Ac I COFFEE COUNTRY CLUB—DELICIOUS pkg • ROLLED OATS 48 oz. 1 A c l Hot Dated • Full Bodied COUNTRY CLUB—Quick or Regular pkg. SODA CRACKERS 2 hi. IRaI Lb. WESCO FLAKEY Box * ICED TEA Voto- IM — ———WESCO —Special Blend for Icing pkg COUNTRY CLUB. FRESH. CRISP II CORNFLAKES Z £ id EMBASSY BRAND. RICH. SMOOTH fl Peanut Butter 2 25c SALAD DRESSING Qt. 1C £ Pancake Flour EGG NOODLES 8 oz. jA c ° m SALTED PEANUTS 2 lbs. 1C C A2V APPLE BUTTER 38 oz. lift COUNTRY CLUB—Rich. Mellow jar •/* FANCY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PEACHES 6 lbs 25< APPLES A lbs. BANANAS JONATHANS for Baking and Sauce "7 I GRAPES 2 lbs. IJ { California Tokay*—Finest Quality * Ripe Fruit LETTI CE each -aCalifornia Solid Iceberg MW 1.85.A2V CELERY 2 Stalksine —— Large Stalka— Michigan Sweet Potatoes for Candying 5 lbs iy Our Guaranteed Meats—Special Features for Saturday SWISS STEAK "XT S GR(SUND BEEF Knel£4 L c P i A b D e D SeAks- I) lbs. PVRE VEGETABLE 2 K>s- 17C SHORTENING ' FULL CREAM CHEESE _Z23c { BONELESS HADDOCK FISH I* l Meat LoaS--™;? lb 2® A D * r/AX FRESH SIDE PORK 32c * SLICED BACON pure hog lard 15c ® Sugar Cured PEANUT BUTTER 2 lbs. 25c Lean fresh bulk ... Streaked, ft. PORKLE—MUSH WITH PORK 12'ztJ ‘ MUSH—FLAVORED WITH HAMIOc ft Spring Lamb iPSii: