Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 212, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1926 — Page 24

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NOTE—The Times will give a recipe filing cabinet for recipe submitted by a reader and printed In thle column. One recipe Is printed dally, except Friday, when twenty are given. Address Recipe Editor of The Times. Uablnets will be mailed to winners. STUFFED DATES Take one pound of dates, take seeds from them, leaving them as near whole as possible. For filling, take . two pounds of powdered sugar and mix with a little milk not too much, but enough to make it work easy. Vanilla to suit taste. Also coloring may be added to help Put one teaspoon to each date and press together. Roll i a pan which contains granulated sugar. Mrs. Bernard Fields, 144 E. Main St., Mooresvllle, Ind. CHRISTMAS CANDY (Marshmallow Fudge) Two cups granulated sugar, one tablespoon butter, three-fourths cup milk. Cook sugar and milk with two squares of unsweetened chocolate to the soft ball stage. Add butter and take from fire, beat steadily until It begins to thickens, then add two tablespoons of marshmallow whip or one dozen marshmallows. When thick and creamy turn Into buttered pan. Mrs. Ira Joslln, Centerville, Ind., Box 244. COTTAGE PIE. Cut two small onions into thin Slices, put Into a frying pan with one and one-half tablespoon of butter and cook tintll brown and tender. The pan must not be too hot. Turn the onions frequently. In a separate pan have two cups of diced cooked meat moistened with a little gravy. Simmer until tender, add to onions and very lightly stir together. In a deep pie plate put a half Inch lining of mashed potato, fill with the meat mixture and around the edge pile more of the mashed potato. Bake In a hot oven until the potato Is light and brown. Mrs. John Klvitt, 3GO N. Wayne St., Martinsville, Ind. 8,000 DEER SHOT DENVER, Colo., Dec. 10. —During the four-day open season In Colorado this year more than 8,000 buck deer were shot, according to reports reaching P. G. Parvin, State game and fish commissioner. About the same number was killed during the open season last year, Parvin said. The game and fish department is considering recommending a closed „ tr.y t-nm or three years to give the deer a chance to multiply. CREPE HANGERS HONOLULU, Dec. 10.—Hawaii is the largest market In the world for a certain type of crepe paper, accord; Ing to a representative of a large Ettoiein paper concern who recently visited the Islands. The particular., variety Is used toy natives for the manufacture of lels (colored wreaths) which are placed about the shoulders of visitors when arriving of departing.

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Winter scene looking across Turkey Ron Hollow, Turkey Run State Park, where a dense growth of trees rises from the seventy-foot gorge.

Indiana's State parks soon will be seen In all their splendor of winter scenic beauty, according to Richard Lleber, conservation director, who points out that the parks are yearround Institutions. The State has six parks, two of them under construction. Turkey Run, In the north part of Parke County, offers the nature lover a tract of virgin wilderness at the Junction of Sugar creek and Turkey Run. Hotel accommodation are maintained throughout the winter season to accommodate the thousands of visitors. CUfty Falls, In Jefferson County, promises all the beauty of Icy splender—the pools, falls and creeks In the region becoming Ice encrusted early In the season and remaining frozen for days at various periods. McCormick's Creek Canyon, another State reserve, Is located in Owen County, and MusCatatuck State Park Is In Jennings County; both holding to the conservation department’s precedent maintaining the virgin woods. Indiana Dunes, in Porter County bordering a wild region on Lake Michigan and Lake James State Park In Steuben County, are the parks under construction. Hotels and summer cottages, owned, are being erected on these reservations. Natural Monuments "It Is the plan of the department,’’ Lleber said, "to keep the State parks as the largest natural monuments of Indiana. Their historical significance Is great, due to the fact that they are made places irt natural, virgin beauty and not places of amusement, other than that pleasure gained by over 300,000 people this year In viewing the native splendor." The department also maintains the famous James F. D. Lanier home at Madison for the inspection of visitors. The old mansion was restored and equipped with the same furnishings it had when the owner

left It in 1880. This historic place of Interest prmy be visited conveniently while at Cilfty Falls, which Is Just outside of Madison. "Maintenance of the State parks costs the taxpayer next to nothing,’’ Lleber s&ld, comparing Indiana’s parks with those of other States. "The Indiana appropriation was $50,000 for such usage, while New York State parks of Tndiama are mentioned In the same breath with those of New York State, whenever comparisons are mads, controlled and rented by the State, Visited by Students "While Illinois, and especially Chicago, have numerous parks, the dean of botany at Chicago University brings two classes each year to Turkey Run, In Indiana, for the purpose of studying the virgin botanical specimens the State maintains there. It Is a decided compliment of our home reserves.” Attendance during the winter at the parks keeps the housing accommodations filled to the limit, despite the extreme rainy seasons during the past winter and spring, the department’s records show. Rates run from $2.50 to- $3.26 a day. Half a dozen men are on duty in each park throughout the winter season. Visitors are usually careful of the fire dangers during the spring and fall, not requiring much increase In employees for those seasons. Between ten and twelve men handle the Influx of summer crowds. The special Thaksglving dinner at Turkey Run. which has been an annual event for years, will be held again this season. The accompanying outdoor festival will be an at-

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RAYS DETECT CRIMINALS Ultra-Violet Teats Used to Catch Criminals Bv NEA Servior BERLIN, Deo. 10. Ultra-violet rays, used In recent years In the war on disease, have found anew field. They are being used here In the detection of crime. German police stations are being provided with quartz lamps for bringing the rays to bear upon subjects to be examined. The rays are of especial value In determining the quality of diamonds. A thread of cloth left behind by a burglar can easily lead to his Identification under the rays which are more effective than the microscope in showing up dyes. WELL IS ICEBOX SEATTLE, Wash.—Water from & bore into a glacial stream Is to chill the air in anew theater here next summer. An artesian well has been bored for 500 feet to obtain the coolest temperature. In most parts of the country the deeper the artesian well, the warmer the water. MARRIED PUPILS MARTINEZ, Cal.—A man and his wife, each 17 years old, are on the student roll of Alhambra High School. This was disclosed when It was revealed that Floyd Carroll and Frankie Lackey, seniors, ran away and were married last spring.

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FRESH CANDIES Avondale, Hard Filled, Lb .20c Assorted Chocolates, Lb . .20c Clifton, Cream and Jelly, Lb 19c Chocolate Drops, Lb. . .15c Cut Rock, Lb. . .15c Country Club, Hard Filled, 3-Lb. Jar 99c Stick Candy, Large Size, Each. .. . 31-3 c Peanut Brittle, Lb 15c

CRACKERS .31 w 14c Sugar Stuffed Filled With Nuts and Candy Dates “ 32c “ 29c p y 99c Mixed Nuts Lb. 29c LAYER FIGS **£?. 12c PECANS 59c LAYER FIGS Lb. 22c O a IT* CRYSTAL WHITE n n SOAP iobars 38c

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