South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 99, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 April 1921 — Page 12

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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Come Friday if possible and avoid Saturday Crowds. Open Evenings 436 S. Michigan First door North of Inwood's Grocery. Deliveries 35c extra

Morris Grocery Stock Must Be Sold in Eight Days Money Secondary Object. Building Re-leased and Groceries Must Be Moved 50,000 Bags, Shelving, Cases, Oyster Can Paper, Stove, Counters

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40 AIm-t Nfw Ftovp ani IMp Si2.no 8 ft. Cnuntrr $7.0) 10 ft. Counter $S.OO s : : :,vw ca-h nrtri w .. $200 In small monthy rnymrnts. 2 Wlvt Tol-.irro (dnz. 21.40) 2."C

4 lbs. 2Cc Cofff :(c 4 lbs. Po5t 43c Peabcrry.. St.00 1 lb. 43c Cocoa 2 e Hrrshey Cocoa, ran

Morris Special Coffre . . 2 5c Snyder's Catsup

Crlsco, 1 lb., l'i lb. or 3 lb cans 1R

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3 15c Bread (45c)...... 25c

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2 5c Golden Kod Wash Pwdr IDc P. & G. Velvet. Fels. American Family "c Ivory Soap Flakes Or 4 A la din Dye Soap 20c 4 7c Gold Dust 2"c oz. $1.15) 50c

GREENSTUFFS PROVEN-

BOON TO HOUSEWIFE OF CULINARY VISION

Vegetables on Market Here Offer Delightful Change From "Canned" Menus.

Introduction of preen vegetables In local .markets during the last werk ha been a boon to ihr housewife. Tens at 20 cents a pound and string beans at 23 cents per pound

has proved a delectable addition to J thf culinary vision of. the provident (and thrifty market visitor.

t.jn to that fri.'h p.iK -h vo put in an appearance.

They ranf In price from 30 cents ;i;i!fro at some stores to a a h'.?h as nno dollar. Asparagus continues to find Its way Into South Fend retail procerifs In greater abundance and at a. '"m( -wh;it reduced price.

Kitchen Economics

5 Irs. medium sized Prunes (25 lb. J 2 2 r-) roc. 3 lr.s. Date? ( 75c vahio)... ."iO Apricnta (2.". lb box J5.25) lb 22r4 0c Prunes. 0 lbs $1.00 2 cans 2".c Apricot -Jive 2 larpet 2 Zr cans Peaches. . SOo 20c Gallon Poaches ."0o

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All 18c Pancako Flour ..

fi Iks. Navy Beans 2."o 2 25c pkps. Americorn ... 2."o 4 lbs. fancy Head Tilce .... 2.V B lbs. Corn Meal l.V? 6 lbs. pure Puckvheit Flour 2."Vo lfic pkff. French Bird Seed. . Ho Scrap Tobaccoa 7o 7 5c Toilet Taper 25o

5 15c Tissue Toilet Paper. 1.000 sheets Case $.00. 4.V fi 5c Milk Chocolate Bars.. 2.'c 2 15c cans Tomatoes .... 29c All Flavors Jello 10c 25c Glasses Nut Meats .... 19c 10c A. & H. Soda 7o Gal. Heinz Vinegar; bring Jug 40c

6 Cans 124 Peas (95c doz.) .50c 4 20c Cans Fancy Peas 50c

8 5c Toikt Soap IaFrance Tablets 3 Starch. Corn or Iaundry 2 15c pkg-s. Krumbles. . . . Van Camps Spaghetti (10c

pize) 10 lbs. Onions ...... Spanish Oniona. lb. .

2,o no 2.-,c 25o . ro 12c

10 10c cans Whole Wheat Food 3.1c SOc pkp. Prepared Cak Flour 22c 2 15c cans Fat Herring .. 15c 2 18c Heinz Pork Beans 23o 3 15c Snyder's Pork and Beans 35c

10 P. G. Lenox Soap 2 25c Tall Salmon ... 15c Flat Cans each ..

Shlnola Brooms

35c 25c 10c . 7c 30c

Fancy Patent Flour (Bread or Pastry) $1.15. Gum-

3 25c cans Rip Olives ... 50o 5 10c Oil Sardines 3Sc 2 15c Bottles Olives 25c 8 oz. jar Strained Honey. . . . 20o Instant Coffeo 35c, 5c All Soups lUaO 3-40c Tall nd Salmon... $1.00

Mayonaise alad Dressing

Matches, 6c; 5 boxes .

Calumet, K. C. or Rumford 2 Littlo Boy Blueing Seedless RaLslns 3 15c Catsup Upton's Tea, lb 3 cans Vienna Sausage

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. HC 25c 2Rc 27c 75c 25c

10c Toilet Soaps; choice.... 8c 2 17c Minco Meat 25c Nut Butterine lb 23c A THOUSAND BARGAINS

20 5c pkgs 50c

Almonds, lb 20c 4 lbs. best Popping Corn. . . . 25c Bulk Macaroni, lb 10c 2 lbs. Domino Cube Sugar. 25c Golden Age Mac. or Spagh 7'ic 3 Corn Flakes 25c 3 10c Castile Soap 20c 15c Jelly 12c; dozen $1.25

Karo 10c, 33c and ... . .63c 25c Canvas Gloves 13c doz. . . .$1.45 Buy a Dozen. Buy a Case. Bring Auto or Little Wagon.

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SPRING PRICES at the Ar TA n 4 TA TT T

You should put in a supply at these prices Everyone a Real Special!! Pure Creamery Butter 40c 4 Loaves Milk Maid Bread 25c 1 0 Lbs. Pure Cane Sugar 95c 1 Bu. Fine Grade Michigan White Potatoes 95c 1 Lb. Fancy Leaf Lettuce 20c 3 Pkgs. Fould's Spaghetti or Macaroni 25c 3 Cans Vegetables or Tomatoes 25c 2 Large 1 8c Corn or Peas 25c 5 Lbs. Prunes 50c 2 Lbs. Fancy Dry Peaches 45c 1 and Yz Lb. Cakes of Maple Sugar. 45c 2 Large 30c size Preserves 38c 3 Qt. Jar of Sweet Cider 65c

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THESE ARE Coffee Specials Our coffees are the best on the market. We have a blend for every taste. Extra Fancy 50c Club House 47c Town Talk 45c Gold Medal 39c A-No. 1 Peaberry, 2 lbs. for 55c FRESH VEGETABLES We get the freshest of fruits and vegetables that can be bought Cucumbers Celery Tomatoes Spinach Strawberries Apples Best Naval Oranges OPEN EVERY EVENING The Coffee Plantation 40112 S. Michigan St.

Tho trcakfart cereal is a Joy when well cooked, and all abomination vhn Improperly prepared. Unfortunately rncit home cooks do not !.-r iht nature of tho particular

I cereal used carefully enough.

Oat meal Is perhaps the most penorally used cereal, so a few suristions for its rookinp may be appreciated by the novice in its preparation. The amount of water nece.ary to add to the oatmeal to have it ripht is the fir?t point to con?ider. Uach praln should swell to Its fullest extent. One cupful of oatmeal requires one quart of water and a teaspoonful of salt. Just before serving add a small lump of butter and two table.epoonfuls of cream. Of course, the oatmeal should be cooked in a double boiler the longer tho better. Many cock it the day beforo and reheat it in the morning. If this is to be done it is desirable to put a buttered paper over the top to keep it from drying. If tho preoared cereals are used try this meth d. To one and a half cupfuls of ro! cd oats and two cupfuls each of milk and water, a teaspoonful and a half of salt. This should bo cooked at least an hour and a half. Cream, butter and powdered sugar are generally used with oatmeal, although pure maplo syrup make a delightful change. Fino gluten flour make a most appetizing breakfast cereal, and is not generally well known. Add a teaspoonful of salt to a quart of water, and allow It to come to the boiling point. When it bolls sift :n very slowly, stirring constantly, one and a half cupfuls of tho gluten. Stir until it is free from lumps, ar.d then cook about a half hour. Serve with sugar and cream. Farina or cream of wheat are cooked in the same general fashion. Scald a quart of milk, or water, in a double boiler, and add a teaspoonful of salt. Add a teacupful of the cereal, stir well until all is mlxci,

RäOE BTERfiS FOR YOUR SATURDAY SAVINGS

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They all agree that it pays to buy at Woodka Bros. 1. The saving is greatest 2. The quality is highest. 3. The service is promptest. 4. The guarantee is strongest.

VEAL Veal and Pork Hearts 7c Veal Stew or Pocket 15c Shoulder Roast of Veal .... 20c Loin Roast of Veal 22c Veal Chops 25c GENUINE SPRING LAMB Lamb Stew 15c Shoulder Roast of Lamb . . .22c Loin Roast of Lamb ..... .25c Leg of Lamb 28c Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen . . 24c South Bend and Marcellus Butter 49c Georgia and Dixie Square Bacon 22c

PORK Fresh Spare Ribs 15c Boston Butts 21c Loin Roast of Pork 22c Pork Shoulder Steak . . ..23c BEEF Short Rib Boiling Beef .... 12c Pot Roast of Beef 14c Choice Beef Roast 16c Standard Rib Roast 16c Compound Lard 13c Sweet Corn and June Peas, 2 cans 25c Approved Brand Smoked Picnic Hams 20c

California Prunes, 40-50 size, pound Gold Medal Flour, 24 i pounds

Mother Cook's Tomato Soup, per can . Golden Corn Meal, extra fancy, per pound Rolled Oats, bulk, per pound Campbell's Pork and Beans, witb Tomato Sauce, 1 8 oz. can . . . Imported Sardines, in Pure Olive Oil, per can N. B. C. Soda Crackers, the large, crispy kind, pound Pocono Jelly, assorted flavors, 2 glasses Alaska Pink Salmon, tall can, each Garden Brand Apricots, No. 2 J lb. can, each Orange Marmalade, 1 6 oz. glass, each Del Monte Brand, Freestone Peaches, No. 2 can Pure Lard, per pound

OUR PRIDE COFFEE, 36c per pound, 3 pounds

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Here's Recipe For Jiffy Raisin Pie

1 or 2 curs Sun-Maid raisins. 1 pint boilir.pr wator. 1 packap Jiffy-Pic lemon. 4 tablcpoonfuls sucrar. Cook raisins in boiling water for five minutes. Then mix with the Jiffy-Pio mixture n Id the supr.ir and cook i littlo as usual. Remove from the lire, and llavnr from vial in package and bake between two crusts.

"Housewife" Food Spells Rest For Mother

Salads Cooked Meats Sandwiches Pickles Olives Cocked Vegetables Sandwich Fillings Cheese Butter Milk Bread Rolls Pies Cakes

Little Housewife Delicatessen and Bakery 224 S. Michigan St. Open till 6:30 Tel. Lincoln 8878

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ENJOY A STEAMING CUP of tea or cofTec, or howl of soup, at our restaurant. It will taste like home, really. Nothing of the usual hotel or cafe flavor about our cooking, and everything of the very best standard, including our service.

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What does it mean? it means that when you come here you pet your food PLUS. It means that our business is not simply built on dollars and cents. It has Personality. The aim of this store is to give you the very best, the freshest, and the cleanest. AND we Do it. That's worth a lot! Consider These Facts We've got a stock of meats that has all the tender cuts. And for a special course for your dinner we know that you can't do better than our Lake and Ocean Fish. They're All Fresh Live Lobsters Clams Vegetables

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Gold Medal Flour, 242 lbs $1.25 Sugar, Best Cane Granulated, lb 92 Rose Leaf Flour, 242 lbs $1.22 Corn, Wabashee Brand, No. 2 can 9c Tomatoes, No. 2 can 9c

Navy Beans, pound 5c Beechnut Peanut Butter . . 10c Rolled Oats, package .... 10c Climalene, package 9c Postum Cereal, package. .20c Grape Nuts, package .... 16c Climax Cleaner, can 11c Classic Soap, cake 6c Quaker Quakies, package . 8c Foulds Macaroni, pkg 8c Royal Baking Powder . . . 23c Crisco, per pound 17c Catsup, 3 oz. bottle ..... 12c

Rice, per pound ....6c Libby's Apple Butter, can . 33c Good Luck Oleo, 2 lbs. . . .51c Gem Nut Oleo, pound . . .23c Argo Starch, 1 pound .... 8c Old Dutch Cleanser, can. . 10c Post Toasties, package ... 10c American Family Soap ... 7c Campbell's Beans, can ... 10c Jello, package 10c Jiffy-Pie, package 13c Sardines, can 5c Rio Coffee, pound 15c

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No. 2129 N. Michigan St I No. 4 Mishawaka 5803 Lin:oln Way West

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