Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 307, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1927 — Page 21

April i, 1027

1 Prize Recipes by Readers

Here Are Some Seasonal Suggestions for Your Daily Menus. (Continued from Page '2O) p*d olives, lialf cup chopped green pepper, three tablespoons chopped pimento. Soak gelatine in cold water five minutes, dissolve over hot water and add mayonnaise, salt, paprika, vinegar and cayenne. Mix

MENUS For the FAMILY BY SISTER MARY ~

Breakfast —Grapefruit, juice, salt codfish, bash, spider cornbread, coffee; Luncheon—Eggs piquant, lettuce sandwiches, apple tapioca pudding, milk, tea. Dinner —Bouillon, toasted wafers, creamed finnan haddie, steamed rice, spiced figs, buttered green beans, graham rolls, fresh pineapple with mock angel food cake, milk, coffee. If small children must be served breakfast, a cereal should be added to the menu. The average adult, however will find the meal suggested much to his liking. Eggs Piquant Jfci’our hard-cooked •-eggs, D onion, WP*ablespoons butter, Vs cup cream, 3eggs, 2 tablespoons minced parsley, fi teaspoon salt, Vi teaspoon pepper. U cup fine toasted bread crumbs, Vs lemon. Melt butter, add onion peeled and cut in thin slices and cook until onion Is yellow. Cut eggs In halves lengthwise and add with cream to onion. Beat eggs until very light and mix with crumbs, parsley, salt, pepper and juice of lemon. Pour this mixture over eggs in sauce pan, cover pan and cook over a low tire until eggs are set, about ten minutes. Turn into a hot serving disli, garnish with parsley and serve at once. (Copyright. 1027, NBA Service, Inc.) MERIDIAN STREET PROJECT HELD UP Widening, Resurfacing to Be Decided Monday. The park board will meet Monday night to settle the question of the widening and resurfacing of N'. Meridian St., from Fall Creek to Maple BKccording to plans and specifiBpons presented to the board Kuirsday by J. E. Perry, park the street is to be widened Kin thirty-six feet to fifty feet at Ki estimated cost of $170,000. c ■ Mayor Duvall, to whom the matter was referred after the board could Hot agree, declared the street would not be widened, but would be resurfaced. The application of Frank F. Woolling for a permit to build a filling station at Thirtieth and N. Meridian Sis., was not acted upon. A motion for anew trial of the action in which the ruling of the board of zoning appeals denying the permit was reversed by Circuit Judge Harry (). ('hambqrlin. was filed Thursday by J. Clyde Hoffman, zoning hoard attorney. In view of this the board refused to take action until its next meeting. 0. K. SCHOOL REPAIRS School Board in Special Session Considers New Building. A special meeting of the school board was held Thursday to consider anew building for school 8-1 and repair work to other schools in the city. Engineering repairs to schools 8, 60 find 10 were authorized. A telegraphic burglar alarm system to protect the new Shortridge high school from vandals while under construction, was approved. mm INCORPORATIONS FILED Articles of incorporation filed today with the secretary of State included Indiana Council of Jewish Congregations, which will make rules governing Judiaism in Indianapolis and provide dietary laws; and Hoosier Petroleum Company, capitalization $25,000. with Roy A. Schcidlng, Indianapolis, one of the incorporators.

IMdn On Monument Circle THE MUSCIAL CENTER OF INDIANAPOLIS

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HOLTON BAND INSTRUMENTS The Achievement of the Mas ter Builder. CARLIN MUSIC CO. 143 E. Washington

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together flaked tuna fish, celery, ! olives, green pepper and pimento, adding to mayonnaise mixture. Put into fancy mold which has been dipped in cold water and chill until firm. When ready to serve, unmold on crisp lettuce and garnish with mayonnaise. Mrs. Grace Walls, 318 Roena St., City. EGG AND CHICKEN SALAD Cut four hard boiled eggs in halves ' across in such a way that the top I of halves may be cut in small points, j Remove yolks, mash and add an I equal part of finely chopped cooked I chicken. Moisten with oil dressing and shape in hall the size of original yolks and refill whites. Arrange on lettuce leaves and garnish with radishes cut in fancy shapes and serve with mayonnaise or French I dressing. Mrs. O. R. Lacey, 115 S. Tenth Ave„ Beech Grove, liul. GARDEN SALAD A piece of head lettuce gut in j small triangle, four pieces or slices of cucumber put on head lettuce, four slices of red radishes on top of the sliced cucumber, four pieces of fresh tomatoes, cut in triangle, on each side of lettuce loaf. Two thin strips of green peppers over the | top and add mayonnaise. Serve on j lettuce leaf. .Miss Helen Justus, R. R. *2, Glen- | wood, Ind. BACON SLAW One medium size head of cabbage, one large onion, one-fourtli pound of bacon, three-fourths cup of vinegar, weakened with water. Salt and sugar to suit taste. Cut cabbage for slaw, dice onion on cabbage, sprinkle salt and sugar on top, dice bacon and fry crisp, add vinegar and let come to a boil, pour over cabbage and mix well. Marie Whitaker, 1719 Spruce St., City. THEN HE QUIT MONTE CARLO—In ten minutes at Ihe Casino here, Jules ltegnier won 255,000 francs (about $10,000). A thousand dollars a minute for ten minutes is said to be a record.

Home Made Food PRODUCTS Not Made In a Factory Jelly, Preserves, Oven linked Renns Potato Salad With Cooked Mayonnaise Dressing—ls<j Lb. OJ.I 'l ime Damson Plum Preserves, Seedless— 2sV Lb. Old Time Apple Preserves, 2 Ll.s.-SOc Plum Jelly, Per Lb.-2St 4 Plum Blitter, Per Lb.—2oc Wyon’s Golden Rule Stand No. 106 West Side City Market House

27 th Anniversary Sale

Ihe sale you’ve been waiting for. A store full of such amazing furniture values you can not fail to take advantage of this opportunity to refurnish your home. Call on us and let us convince you that we want to save you money.

Taborette 3-Piece Living Room Suite Solid oak; Also this Jacquard Velour Suite, consisting of large, com- rtfc jgfe M f A 'is' fortable Davenport. Wing (‘hair and Side Chair, in the best m rare™ Targat;’ ill rrDMrm/ patterns. A real value priced specially jf J* —— while they last. I I || A tiK. I for our Anniversary Sale. M Term, 1 /C LJLJ wl,h Beautiful Mohair Suite a' if ceptacle; strong, V / * , . .. S Jf UJ Hc “ re is one of our best values ln li ' v * sh JO% w* a S practical and j i ing Room Furniture. Rarely, indeed, can IL fl HM ® "%| I ffif ■- ornamental w I any store offer a genuine three-piece t|| I M ” " ftf m 1 Mohair Suite at this astounding price. U B ■ ■ Saturday only., I 1 Hnthe suite upholstered in an excellent Ea*y . I l grade Mohair. Anniversary Sale .... Hi , .. H „ Pile IJJ LAWN MOWERS LuWh nose r|%| I w \ High quality lawn mowers | |I . I / \ built of the best materials 08 Goodyear Hose, 25-foot length II / \ an d guaranteed to give V and fitted with all con- do on W / t \ satisfaction; $5.98. KJ nections and nozzle.... I.^.___ m—m —— ■■——^ ■

DAVIES IS TRANSFERRED 1 Erie If. R. General Agent Here Will ; Go to Minneapolis. Announcement that O. R. Davies, general agent of the Erie railroad here, has been appointed general agent at Minneapolis, Minn., effective Saturday, was made Friday at a luncheon given by members of the crin, Davies was made general agent |

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

here July 1, 1923. He resides at 651 East Dr. Woodruff Place. 18 MISSING IN CRASH > Spanish Ship Sinks After Collision With British Vessel. Du I nilcd Prow GIBRALTAR, April I.—Eighteen men were missing today from the S. S. Jacinto do Bilbao, a Spanish j

vessel, which sank in ten minutes eight miles southeast of here after collision with the British ship Author. The Captain and six members of the crew of the Spanish vessel were saved. A British destroyer today was searching for the missing men. In one consignment, an English firm recently received an order for 17,000 canaries for the United States.

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