South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 115, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 April 1920 — Page 5

THE SOUTH OEND NEWS TIMES FATTTtTVW MnnVTXfi, APIUT. 2 1.

KITCHEN ECONOMIES

rivi; ways to maki: mxmoi s I'.N fkozi :.v CIU'AMS. t ro-jht to th frre, try sorn" of thr-.p rl'h creams whlh h;iv tho ..'imf flavor although not fjuit th Kni" stiff consistency of th frczn f i ' ims. Th'-so ran le inalt rnor M'iirkly, and although th-y contain iathr rxprnflv Infrr'-flirr tf, th'-y u-.illy totil less than thr frzn dsy rts. liTftu? thy do not rquir m niurh ie nor take as much time in pn-priratlon. Thick Alinoml Cmtm. 2 rvipfulH of heavy jwrrt rrram. 1-2 cupful of chopped Kweet almondn. 1-2 cupful of prnr Juicv 1 tf.i.poonful of lemon Julco. Su car. Add tho chopped almonds to tho rrram. With an rKtr-b--atT vwhip In rhf other lncrrdlents and pour Jnto t-l.crlt fclnsr.-n. AH the irisrc-dk-nts t-hotil3 b thoroughly chilled r(ors ii.so and kept chilled to the moment .f bervlnff. Ornncp (Yearn. 1-2 tabU?pnonful of gelatine. 1-4 cupful of cold water. 1 cupful of bolllncr water. 1 cupful of suK'ir. 1 cupful of orange Julco with pulp. 2 cupfuls of heavy cream. ?. tallepoonf uls of lemon juice. Whites of 3 ere. Soften the pelatlno In cold water, thn dissolve In W-llln water. Mix with the sticar. lemon and oranpe julco and plac on ice. When thick, !ut before petting' Kolid, add the braten whites of rprs and the beatn cream. I'our in a mold which has- first been moistened with cold water and yet on ice to chill. Clarnih with half-slices of ornnc. Coflev (Yn'.ni. 2 cupfuls of milk. 1-2 cupful of strong black coffee. 4 efTKS. 4 tablespoon fuls of siipnr. Heat th milk and the-, ndd th be.-jton yolks of rcs and supra r and stir until thick. Do not bei:. Finally add the coffee. Pour ino individual nhrrbet cups and set on ice to i hill. StraiTterry - 'cam. 2 cupfuls of strawberries. 2 cupfuN of Fugar. 2 cupfuls of water. 2 lemons.

1 tablespoor.ful of frelatir.e. Soften the gelatine in a little eoM

i water, the n l!.-solve In one cupful

of hot water. Add the mashed berries, sutrar and finally the juice of the lemons and place on ice to sot. CYoain Choxlat I'nddln. 2 cupfuls of hot milk. 1-4 cupful of sugar. 2 esrtr whites. 4 table spoonfuls of cornstarch. 1-4 teaspoonful of cinnamon. 1-4 teaspoonful of salt. 2 squares of melted unsweetened chocolate. Mix together the cornstarch, salt, cinnamon and Kurar. and add slowly to the .scalded milk. Cook In a double boiler until thick. stirring constantly. Then add to chocolate and cook for 1' minutes more. Add the stiffly beaten etr; whites and pour Into individual cups. Set on ice to chill. Serve topped with a spoonful of whipped cream or a few broken walnut meats.

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WINTF.K nil HAIKV KKTCH-f-T.Of ! ep. payli.ir 4.'- doren, s.''.Hrg dozen.

grain Afn rrn. (Corrwted Daily hy O. . Ilurrril, Strf 3IIIU. Hydraulic At.) SIILLL i'nlisl'.i ing 1 Jo. U TS-11 JG. II It AN Selling f2 7n hundrl. MII)ILI.;s sailing Tundrpd. ilWtVl'Ll) FKLI .Sellicg flw term t. sckatch Fi:i:i-sei:ing $.: n-

;niNrTNos- t rt?r! WHKAT-I'ivliig f-73. ' lli: Faying $1 7i bushel. (Corrected II1 hj U'urnr Ilro. rd Htor, Z2H S. Mirhlgwn t.) COW ITAS-fTOO I.UFhel. J A FAN KS M MILI.K'l -J4.O0 to ?3 00 ICKI CI.UVEU-TOO. TI .MOTH V 17 .Vi SFKITN J4..V rwt. SOl'DAN (JKASS $lJ rrr hundred. ALStKK JT.s.Vj to ?4000 F Lu V K KS-20,- noun d.

per l-unhel IU.T j: il as .. f' SUKKT CI.nVKi: f.r.ro mammoth i.vi:u S.r.'.OO WHITK ri.OVKl:- $43 Oi sHKiT wiiiii: i.vi:n I'IKLi fi:as .-.0s. TIMOTHY Al.SVKK. i:U"l-S!0 tu. HAFF SI FI) tlirf Ksex)-l.U ln. LAWN ;i(ASS .-i lb. SOJA Hl. ANS 1 to Sato $10 bu. - .'.". li:s!:-l. sfi;l euuN .fi.rx) t.ushei. LlVt STOCK, (Correrted I)Uj I. M;iJr Rmv. J. L(an St.. MUtiuwiila.) IIKAVY KAI sTFKKS Fair to good. F.i.11-; priire. FJii4,..

Fi:l ITS AM) VI-JGirrAHLS-Frult.

Calif rnta r..ivl erasg- UK er dozen; selling $5 c.m t. ; new cal''.jge, Boeing 10 pound.

rOl'I.TRY AND MF AT. (f'orrertel I)7r.v Ty Jln.mle'a Market. KR K. JffTron III vd. I r.Krr Koast. ; boiling. 2CV-; rouml PteaL, 4o;; slrlolr. COc; porter house 70c. FORK LOIN 35c. LAUD "Xr. CHICKKSS Dretmed. .VW. HIDES AM TAX-LOW. (Torerted Today by R. V. rippman. 210 N. IaJn ft. HIDES 15e-20r calfiktns. 30M: rendered tallow. 5ffISo lb.: rough tal

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HodS-l.'hJ to lt Hjs. II.-: 1.7) to 17"i

H.a., 14'ie; 175 to ;.vo l..a. 1HX) up! low, 2J3c a 1U. : beeawax. 2.'. .13c.

rRODttK MRKET. (Corrected TIy br tu llrotlierhood Gru.er.v. 2.10 X. Main St. niTTMlt AND I'UCrS -Croiimcry butter, pjiylng r,v pound, selllriif 7.'5c uund:

Trading wllh idrcrtlssn meini more for less cash.

South Bend Markets

HAY, STKAW AND TEED. (Corrertel Dally by the Werfey Mlllr Klour Frrd Vo 420 . Michigan.) NEW HAY FnT!Tt; 10. ielllng $34. STRAW Fayuij ?1- eli'.ng J1410 of Cc lale. OATS Faying src. selling 51.00Q1.10. NEW CORN Faying J I 40, selling ?1.73 to I I SO CLOVER SEED -Faying $32 bu.. selling s-Wiias bu. ALSVKE CLOVLR-Selllng

si:nd voui: duy cleaning AND rilKSSING TO

22H . 04. Telephone. Lincoln 6474

SAULS DAY-OLD CHICKS

J. G. BARRETT

PIIKVEXTS WHITE DIAIlllIIOKA ltcd Comb Chick Mn.sh wlüi Dried Duttemiilk prevents this dread disease aa tho lactic acid Lacilll found in the Dried Iluttcrmilk builds tissue faster than tho diarrhoea bacteria can tear it down. Besides, it .aids digestion by neutralizing the gas and acid caused by the reaction of indigestion Increases assimilation and acts as a disinfectant of tho Alimentary canal, thus eliminating poisonous irritant:?. Healthy. Sturdy Chicks Assured To induce the necessary exerriso feed Ited Comb Chick Scratch In litter. Ask for bulletin "Save the liaby Chicks." riiOrii. i i:i:d. hay, stkaw AND (JltAINS Daily deliveries to all parts of tho city.

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Wholesale Grocery 43 S. Michigan St. Fancy Michigc.n Potatoes, peck $1.30 Perfection Bread Flour at $1.75 Fresh Eggs 40c Coffee, It's Good, bulk or package 28c 30c Salad Dressing . . .25c 30c Small Tender Peas .25c 22c Fancy Corn 15c 75c Brooms, 4 sewed . .49c 2 10c Libby Red Beans at 15c 5 I Oc cans Van Camp Spaghetti 25c Split Peas, lb 10c

Better Flavor, Strength and Color M ore Coffee for Less Money i 'he Coffee Ranch 133 N. Michigan Street Cof fee and Peanut Roaster

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SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AT

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MAIN 1462.

Beef Pot Roat, pound 16c Flat Rib Boiling Beef, pound 15c Sirloin and Short Steaks, young and tender, pound. .28c Fresh Beef Hearts, pound I2V2C

Fresh Picnic Hams, lb. 22c Pork Shoulder Roast, pound 25c Small Pork Link Sausage, pound 25c

Pork Loin Roast, lb. . .29c Pork Chops, small and 'lean, pound 32c Country Style Fresh Sausage, lb 25c

LARGE SUPPLY OF FRESH COUNTRY CALVES Vval Loin Roast, pound 30c Veal Stew or Pocket, pound 22c Veal Shoulder Roast, pound 27c

Fresh Side Pork, lb. . . .26c

Best Creamery Butter, pound 68c Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, pound .....35c

Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen 40c Dixie Square Bacon, pound 32c Approved Brand Smoked Picnic Hams, lb ... . 25c

Morris Supreme Marigold Oleo, 2 lbs. for 73c Morris Supreme Nut Oleo, 2 lbs. for 65c PLENTY OF OSCAR MAYER'S FRANKFORTS AND SMOKED SAUSAGE These Prices Are for Strictly Fresh Meats. We Do Not Handle Any Frozen Meats.

"IT HITS THE SPOT"

.plus a ham or a cheese sandwich

is delightful on any occasion where refreshment is wanted. A sandwich is always enjoyed but particularly when you add ARROW'S smack of goodness. Get a few bottles with your grocery order keep it in the home. You'll enjoy the hoppy flavor.

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Kamm & Schellinder

MISHAWAKA, 4ND.

BUEH3LER RO. 319 S. MICHIGAN ST. "Fresh and Tender Meats," that's what they all say. Clean and Sanitary, that's what ail our customers like. Prices, that's the main feature. Beef Pot Roast 15c Rib Beef Roast, rolled and boned 25c Shoulder Pork Roast 24c Whole Pork Shoulder 21c Link Pork Sausage 20c Frankforts, large or small 18c 3 10c Loaves of Bread 25c Veal Shoulder Roast 22c Vl for Stewing 20c Fancy Long Horn Cheese 34c Brick Cheese 30c Limburger Cheese 30c; in glass jars 30c Fine American Cream Cheese 34c Best Grades Nut Oleo 30c High Grade and Private Brand 36c Country Rolls at . 30c i i ' ' ' '

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