South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 91, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 April 1919 — Page 7

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Tested Recipes by Many American Housewives ( ollmM by CokI Iiousekcvpln;; Magazine.

TO FIT HERSELF FOR "Y" WORK OVERSEAS.

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r, 2$2 Total Calorie': 427 Irotein Rredlrnts. except the mral, lmmT Calorie, until tender, and add rrnrtually Or.p pound Tank or round steak, enough cornmeal moistened with 1 - jpfuI su-t. 2 !mall onions, 1 cup J cold water to thicken. Add sensonf.il soft breadcrumb?, 2 teaspoonful i : injr and pour !nf a well-prease 1 :--alt, - taMespoonfuls Worcestershire loaf pan. I t it ret cold. Mice, roll u, 1 eg. 2 taMspoonfula horj"-. j in Hour, and fry a scrapple. Thi radish. 1-? teaspoonful dry mustard, j may he baked in a casserole. 2 t-iMespcinfuN minced preen pep- i Mr. R r. lUrkr-1. 121 OrifTlth in-.. P"r. 1-2 cupful tomato catchup. ' Fan Mateo. Calif. Chop meat, suer. and onion fine, j n,, cakcs with !tlc Add hread-crura , sr slightly beat- 445 Total Calories: 110 Protein

en. and all other inrredicnts exempt "atehup. Pack into greased bread i

pin. f'ovrr th- top of th loaf with , fui mashed potatoes. 3-1 cupful hnil-

torr.ato catchup and hake on hourjed rice, l ten..ponnful dried parsley, in h moderate oven. This loaf ran bo ! pepper and salt. made wit); left-over meat and Is do- j Put the potatoes, fish, and rlc üriois hot or cold. through a meat-chopper to make

j smooth and to mix well. Add soni aonine nnd form into cake- This

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One cupful left-over fish, "-4 cup-

Mrs. Kenneth S. Cant. 121? 1-2 i Second s?., Tuluth, Minn. Se-t I'otmo Illoiiit. 1,22 Tot-il Ca'ories: i::2 Protein Calorie

Two cupful flour. 4 teaspoonf ul- ! ' aklns: powder, 1 teaspoonful salt, j ta'derpoonfuK shortening, 2-2 cup'u! i rf red sweet potato, about ?.- cupwul '

I amount makes about 12 cakes. ! Mrs. In?a Johnson, 325 Grand av., i Brooklyn. N.

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Olive Ilrral. 2, .'41 Total Calories; 277 I'rotoin Calories. One and a half cupfuls white bread

; flour. 1 1-2 cupfuls Graham flour.

Sift together the dry ingredients, i l 1 - 2 teaspoonf ills F.alt, 2 teaspoonwork in the shortening with two j fu1 baking powd r. 1-2 cupful moknives or the tips of the finders. Add lasse. 1-2 teaspoonful soda. I cupful the milk until the douich i easilv J ripe olives, 1 3-4 cupfuls milk, handled. Toss on a floured hon-d j Mix thoroughly the flour, salt and ;.nd lichtly knead in the sweet po- j bakincr powder. -Add soda to th tato. poll to one-half inch thiek- j molasses and combine with the milk. ticss. Rhape with a biscuit cuttr. ; Mix all together and beat well. LiskPlace on a creased pan and bake in ; lv add the ripe olives stoned and a hot oven 12 to 1. minutes. j rut Into pieces not too fine. Turn Mrs. Maude Knight, 24 Camp St., j into a well-crreased loaf pan. Pake Tako City. Fla. I in a moderate oven for one hour. I-n Ilrratl. Mr.. C. K. Hubbard, in.", Martin st..

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2.300 Total Calories; 200 Protein j Calorie. One cupful rice flour, 1 cupful j uheat flour, 1 cupful barley flour, j 2 tablespoonfuls shortening, 2 cup- I

fuls swept milk. 2 ecRs. 1 teaspoonfu salt. 3 teaspoonfuls baking powder. Mix the dry ingredients, add onehalf the shortening. rulldn It into the flour. Add milk and last Ih1 eirp.-. well beaten. Put the rest of

Milwaukee, Wi. Corn Iuldln?. 1.164 Total Calories; l.'.n Protein Calories. Two cupfuls fresh or canned co'-n. 1 sweet pepper, 1 1-2 cupfuls milk. 1 epsr, 2 tadespoonfuls flne cornmeal, 2 tablespoonfuls. savory fat, 1 teaspoonful salt. Scald the milk, pour it over the

! meal, cover, and let it stand until

the shortening in a dripplmr pan and j Cool. Add the corn, the pepper cut set on th stove till it melts. Turn fine, the beaten c-r, and seasonings, the batter into the pan when the fat j pake in a slow oven for an hour or is melted and hot. Pake in a hot j more, stirrincr it at the end of half

oven. When done, cut in squares andjan hour, then letting it form a crisp.

serve hot. This is an excellent wav

to utilize some of those substitute flours which may still be found on your pantry shelves. Mrs. C. FJ. Cox. Pen Iomond. Calif. Corn nr.! Tomato Chowder. 1,26ß Total Calories: 1S IVotein Calories'. To cupfuls canned corn. 1 cupful canned or ripe tomatoes. 2 eupful.-t diced celery, 2 tablespoonfuls marirarin, 1 quart cold water. 1 cupful milk. 1-2 cupful prated cheese, 1-2 cupful chopped pimentos 3 tablespoonfuls flour, salt, pepper. Place corn, tomatoes, diced celery, and on teaspoonful of salt in a k ttlc nnd cover with the cold water. P.oil one-half hour. Melt marparin. :11 flour gradually. Then add th cold milk, stirring constantly. Add the vegetable mixture to the white saure, a little at a time, nnd season to taste. Add to the chowder the rat-d cheese and the pimentos hopped flne. Stir until the cheese

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Servo piping hot.

cream soup may be made if desired, by straining out the vegetables before addintr the white sauce. Alts. V. FF. Wanzor, 219 Main st., Winona, Minn. 11 mm n-1 IaIdle with Chccst SniKV. 2.220 Total Calories; 1,060 Protein Calories. One finnan-haddi. 1 cupful mac.ironi. 2 cupfuls milk, 4 tablespoonfuls flour. 2 tablespoon fuls marjrarin, 1-2 cupful unted cheese, 1-4 te.ipoonful pepper, 1 teaspoonful salt. Nearly cover the tlsh with cold

water and bake until tender. Cook 1

the macaroni, preferably one of the smaller varieties, in boiling, salted water until tender, drain, and pour .old water through It. Make a white

brown crust. Dried sweet corn peaked and cooked in the same water until tender may be used in place of th fresh or canned corn, if preferred. Fiachel F. Dahlpren. Fleddinr Conn. Flaked Onions StufTcil wltli Kausajre. 1.536 Total Calories: 240 Protein Calories. Twelve to IT small, white onions. 1-2 pound sausage meat, 1-2 cupful dry- bread-crumbs, 1 cupful milk, 2 tablespoonfuls marparin. 2 tablespoonfuls flour, salt and pepper, paprika, i Peel the onions and scoop out the centers with an apple corer, reserv'inp the bits for seasoning some othr dish or for creaminjr. Place sausapre meat in the cavities and cook in a steamer until almost tender. Thrm remove to a well-trreased baklnp: dish. Place between the onions any of the sausage meat left from filling the cavities. Pour over all a white sauce made by cooking the margarin and flour together till bubbling and adding the milk slowly; cook until thickened. Season with salt, pepper, and paprika to tas.te. Cover wilh bread-crumbs and bake till tender and brown in a hot oven. Kstell Clayes. ,"107 Page blvd.. ?t. Louls Mo. Chocolate I Guiding. l.:.?3 Total Calories: 1S4 Protein Calories. One pint milk, 1 square unsweetened chocolate, 1 cupful fine stale bread-crumbs. 1-2 cupful sugar, 2 tablespoonfuls maple syrup, 1 tart apple. 2 eggs. 1 teaspoonful vanilla. Melt chocolate in milk in a double boiler; pour this, over the breadcrumbs; add sucar, syrup, apple.

which has been pared, cored, and

Not content with Indefatigable wur work for the K-a Cross, Alisa b'iom Pajne Whitney, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harry Pajne Whitney, uf New York, has gone to Washington und is taking a business and secretarial course to fit herself for IJed Cross or Y. M. C. A. work overseas with the American, troops. For five weeks she has been studying typewriting and other secre tarial work with Mrs Mcdlli McCormick as a volunteer assistant In the headquarters of the Republican Women's National Executive Committee

auce; melt the margarin. add Hour, j RratC(1 ami beaten egg yolks. Mix

and cook until babbling. Add milk

gradually, stirring constantly: cook till thickened. Add seasonings and ,-hecse. Remove the flakes of fish from the skin and bones, arrant .n a platter, surround with the mnraronl. and pour the sauce over all. Mrs. O. G. Smith. 212 Keewattin a v., Toronto. Can. Corn-Meal Veal. l.fO) Total Calories: 425 I'rotein Calories. One pound veal, 1 pint canned tomatoes. 1 onion chopped fine. 1 clove garlic chopped tine, about 2 cupfuls ornmeal. 2 4 green olive, chopped, 1 tablespoonful Chili powder, or I long Chili pepper, chopped, 2 tea-

spoonfuls salt, 1-4 teaspoonful pep- j per. 1-4 teaspoonful paprika. J P.oil the veal until tender, chop . :ine, then return to the lirjuor, of I which there should be about five j

well, then fold in egg whites beaten

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stiff and dry. and the vanilla. Pour into a buttered pudding dish and bake in a slow oven. This may bo served with whipped cream or any favoriie sauce. C. r. Webster, Pox 4 41 Hilo Hawaii. IVcan Salad. 1.N43 Total CaloriesT CZ Protein Calorics. One tablespoonful granulated gelatin, 2 tables.poonfuls cold water, 1 cupful boiling water. 2-4 cupful grapefruit juice, 4 tablespoonfuls sugar. 12 whole pecan meats. 1-2 cupful dired celery, 12 stuffed olives, lettuce, mayonna ise. Soak gelatin in cold water for five minutes and dissolve it with the sugar in th" boiling water. Add the grapefruit juice: fill individual mohN half full; place on top a layer of sliced olives with a whole pecan meat in the center. Let stand until firm. Over this pour more of thv Jelly mixture which, has begun to set. and sprinkle the celery on top. Let harden. , Turn out on beds of lettuce. Garnish with mayonnaise and a whole pecan .meat for eacli salad. Mrs. Paul A. annan, 1"0 W. Market st.. Danville, Pa.

TWO YMAltS H)lt STEALING Al'K). PARIS, April 1. Felix Marcel was sentenced Saturday to two years imprisonment for stealing the automobile of Prig. Gen. W. W. Harris of the American peace delegation on January T. Marcel also will be brought before a co'-irt martial short-

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CHECK THAT COLD! STOP THAT COUGH!

Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey wastes no time in Starting to do it.

Right alter the first do.e you'll notice the relief the casing up of the throat-tickle, the ioo.-enmg phlegm. .Soon th-? breathing becomes less whee.y. the stuffy head clears a bit. the irritation subsides. He fore long, relief comes. Pr. Hell's pine -Tar-Honey is pure, safe, harmless. Its -ingredients are soothing, healing, antiseptic. Relief and quiet test follow its faithful use. Keonomically priced. ,?tK 00c and U.2i. All druggists Adt.

According to scientistr the first day of Spring is March 21st, nnd now we are really in Spring. The flowers are budding, as well as the grass in the park:, and here and there you can s e a wee bit of green on the trees. Everything seems to breathe with a desire to throw off the shackles of n inter clothing as soon as possible. Men especially are anxious to dress lightly, although it is very dangerous to do so. You cannot tell when a chill' day may come right after a warm spring day. Then you have a cohl and a good chance for either pneumonia or the influenza. To avoid this possibilty, as well as to clean out the system of the poisctis which accumulate in the system of the human being, it is the best thing in the world for you to take a good laxative such as Laxcarin. Laxcarin is the Spring medicine of nature and will help you to get over the uncertain and dangerous days of Spring. Cleanse your bloody your stomach and your inner system with a few Laxoarine tablets and look confidentially into the future. 1'se harmless and unfailing" rational and well known efficacious medioine which is known to thousands of physicians and used. '

Debs Will Call General Strike Unless Released

A Kit ON. O.. Appril 1. Eugene V. Debs, socialist leader, Monday threatened to cill a general strike of his party throug-hout the cour.try unless he is pranted a rehearing in the court on charges upon which h was convicted under the espionage act. Debs was confined to bed with a bad attack of lumbago at the heme of Mrs. Margaret Prevey here, when notified that the United States supreme court had refused him a rehearing. He refused to se newspapermen . but through Mrs. Prevey issued the following statement to the press: "The matter is In the hands of my attorneys in Chicago. I do riot know what legal action they will follow, as I have received no word from them as yet. "Unless something further can be done, the program of the party to tie up the country In a general strike will be fulfilled. I am prepared to fight to the end." When shown the report of the decision of the supreme court, Debs said: "That means that by May 1. the day on which I begin my sentence, a general strike will have culminated. It must not be forgotten that that day is the labor day of the world. On that day I have been assured that if the supreme court had not ruled by that time more than 5,000 lator

meetings would have been held asking for my release. "The miners of my own state. Indiana, will start the strike. These men came to mc at my hone in Terre Haute :,efore I started o.. my last speaking tour and told me that from the day I went to the penitentiary there would be no more coal mined in Indiana until the day I wis released. The movement will undoubtedly begin at once.

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ARCHANGEL. Sunday. March :. Tho bolshevikl carried ojt an in tensive bombardment of the American and HrUish positions on both

j banks of the Dvina, in the Tulgis I district, and at Kurgoman. yesterf'V-V

afternoon. At midnight a large number of the enemy attempted to attack Kurgoman. but were repulsed by the allied arti k-ry. Numerous dir cl hits were reported during the J.!,-i jh:i? of the village of Polshoia oz -ra yesterday. An enemy plane "which flew over the allied positions along the railway dropped propaganda but no bomb.

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Victims of weak nerves and run down systems due to lack of pure blood will be glad to know that there is. according: to the best physicians a reliable remedy for them. Many who were steadily poing dorm hill to permanent illness and nervo js breakdown have regained perfect health by taking Phosphated Iron, tho new blood and n:rve food. One elderly woman said, "I was nil In, looked and felt like the last run of shad, was clear discouraged without ambition or appetite. Now look at me. I have the grood health and bubbling spirits of a girl of eighteen, tat arid fleep well. It made a new man of my husband too. And though we are well along in years we both face the future with confidence, knowing that as long as our blood is charged with good liealth-givin.T Iron and Thosphates ve are safe. Again a bookkeeper who used It says; "If ever a ir.an had a case of nerves it was me. I could not sleep at nicht, the ieast sound made me jump, appetite gone, everything was up hill work nr.d I felt myself Flipping every day. My doctor Mid: 'Try Phosphated Iron. It ij the exact remedy you require. The

first week I improved; my nerves steadied down so that I slept, my appetite and digestion improved, and it seemed to me that I could almost feel the Phosphates and Iron feeding my weak watery blood and tired nerves. I now weigh 23 lbs. more than I ever did, and much stronger". A prominent physician to whom Xhr above statements were submitted said: "Yes, Phosphated Iron is easily the most wonderful Iron prescription yet discovered. Its ingredients are well known to all blood and nerve specialists and widely prescribed by them. I have used It very successfully In my own practice and cured many patients where other physicians had failed I can highly recommend It for all cajes of weak nerves and poor blood, as well as general loss of tone, with absence of arpetite. It seldom falls me In this dac: of cases. Special Notice: To Insure doctors nnr! their patients getting the Genuine Phosphated Iron we have put In capsules only, so do not allow dealers to cell you pills or tablets.

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Spring with its lovely days is litre it is truo. Nevertheless precaution must be taken a stich in time saves a hundred. If you will get Daxearine today tomorrow may be a better man.

Iaxcarin is sold only by the Taxcarin Products Co.. Dept. E-21. Pittsburgh. Pa. Fix loxcs enough for a full treatment only live dollars. .r one box for one dollar. Send money in registered letters or money order in plain letters. Advt.

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Drop a little Freizone on an aching corn, instantly that corn sicptf hurting, then you lift :t right out. Yes. maic . tiny bottle of Freezone costs but a few cents at any drug store, but i-J sufficient to remove .ery hard corn soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irritation. Freezone is the sensational discovery of a Cincinnati genius. It is wonderful. Avt.

The Sigii of Service CJ It is for your protection that our cabs and transfer trucks are painted a distinctive color. ! We have made the insignia Qf the Yellow Cab Company stand for everything progressive in the taxicab and transfer business. Cj When in need of a car for social or business purposes when you have baggage to be transferred or whatever your hauling problem, call the Yellow. "WE SACRIFICE EVERYTHING FOR SERVICE." C To protect yourself and us, "GET A RECEIPT." Yellow Taxicab and Transfer Company Main Office 313-23 E. Jefferson Blvd. Sub-Stations Oliver Hotel, New York Central Depot, Corner Colfax Ave. and Michigan St.

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The Fourth Car of Fresh Ocean Fish, scheduled to arrive Sunday, was delayed a few hours, but is now on the track. We were forced to disappoint a few people on some varieties Monday. However, the car that just arrived contains all the various kinds of fish that have proven so popular here. There are some especially nice Whiting, Steak Cod, Bluefish, Smelts and Herring, etc. The price is making this fish car famous throughout northern Indiana. Fresh Ocean Fish just like they eat in Boston

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Car located at Lafayette Blvd. and Lake Shore tracks, just south of Windsor Hotel. Open at 6 A. M. Housewives If you are in doubt about the best method of preparing these ocean fish, we'll be glad to suggest recipes. Dealers-The demand for fresh fish at 10c per pound is growing daily Ask about special Dealers' Discount. Bring your basket they won't last long.

Largest distributors of fresh ocean fish in the world. Boston, Mass. NOTE These same varieties also on sale at Brenfleck's Sanitarv Market, Colfax and Main Sts., and Woodka Bros.' Market, 118 S. Mich.

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