South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 245, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 September 1922 — Page 12
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r f o.'.o vv;n i .fliai crock, wip them and place ,1 pr:z o'j;r ;.ivrrs. pour over thr "inear and
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dot'i over the top. They .hould be I'-ft 0 v.fk.s liefore atir.. Juinry Anil (irajn. .Icily. W.p' 1 j.wUi.d of quinces and cut theni in m.il! pif-c witliout paring r r -moving jced.-. Ald 10 pounds 'f ript grape.-, .-t'-mrned. Cook until soft. Lei drip through jelly ba?r and add .u:ir that has btrn heated in oven, pint for pint. Cook the julc only lorz enough to thoroughly unit th fuu'.ir. l'.efore taking off
KuiT-j the stove, try a teaspoon on a very
( ", triumr to yee if it jells. If l dos remove from fire immediately. Calcutta M.irn.ila!c. Slice 1 peck "f jrreon tomatoes and cook with very little water until soft. Then add 6 pound. of brown .msar. 2 lemons, sliced and .wdcd,
a rneil in the ordiniry way. Drain
and et a:de. Vh-n you are ready j to sf rve the rm-al, ilac' tle cas.--ro'.e . on an i--hftcj mat on th' fire andit will h-it quickly. Thicken vr.tvy j with flour and turn th p :;;h ttl : into the Rrvy vr.- h;tt thiiuhly. 1 MKS. JOHN 111:1111, j
Rural Iloute 'o. 2. (iraner, Ind
rn c. Pc.K Ji Cobbler. Put 2 oup.- s-ii ü pcueh.v and 1-2 cup su? ir in a baking lih. C v r v.ith a douirh ma ie of 2 "j;- ib'ur.
cream for coffee out of
"kirr.med milk. r:ch milk i of course btter. S;mmer tlie milk over a 'ow lire until it is thick ar.d yellow, d- n't let it scorch. You can fo-ol any oin. they will th.nk :t i rich ;:eam. Ikikixl Ham Willi M u-Ju-oom.
Take a choice cut of ham weichinsri
e.cs. gelatine and supar. When dis-j fin1 rx-iwttT .'.1 r A .? fT-nO '
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ju.v.t? una sirn imo a mum. Viun
and serve with whipptd cream. CaMnajrc In imitcli Stjlc. Cabbage served in this way Lf very hearty and a grood one for leftover vegetables. One cup boUrd cabbasre. 1 teaspoon of any favorite
about 2 1-2 pound. and parboil for meat eauce. 1 teaspoon ilt. 1 cup 1-2 hour in cd 1' water into which ! n-ed potatoes, 2 tablespoons buth. b - i ,!lde.l 1 taMepo-.nful up- KT or ubtitute. .peck each of pepar and 3 whole olov Take from I I'fr and paprika. 4 slicf? crisp ba-
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ttrap's just beginning to turn red and crabapples. You can al-o use r.jp Krap" if you li;-. but they must not 1? o'.-(rrii)e or you will II rid it dilTi -ult to make the mixtur jt-11. Cut the appltc in quirters. but do not p:el or core or remove the .-'eds, add to grapes and cook until soft. Strain throug"h a bag", put back on the fire and let it boil up
1 1-2 tea.-puons sod t and 1 1-2 cup-' v.ater and dot with hits of butter and; c',n- Chop the cabbage end place in
s-)iir miik. Iak- hnur. Serv.with milk flavored with p-ugar, vanilla and grated nutnug. MKS. MA UK CKAWK'JKD. Kural Koute S. Coldwat r. Mich.
put in hot oven to I.nri for about 1-2 hour. Kub 1 tablespoonful of flour into 2 tabb-spoonfuls of melted butter, gradually add one cupful of warm milk an 1 a 1 i the ham grivy
frying pan with the butter, me.it
.".iure, and easonins. Stir until heated through. Add the potato and mix wedl. Press Intc a greased
mo'rd and steam for 1-2 hour. Turn out on a hot platter and surround
Garnish with
the baccn
Ilanruia Cream Slcrlot. One and one-half cups banana lulp. 11-2 cups Mter. 11-4 cup? sugar. 1-4 te.iepoon .alt. 6 tablefpnon lemon Juic. 1 teaspoon gelatine, 1 cup cream. bananas and nutj to grni:h. Hoil water and sucar IT. minuter. Soften gelatine and dissolve in hot WTup. I'rpirf tiar.ana pulp by mnfhing and beating snir.oth the bananas, add to syrup with wit and lemon juice. Freeze to a mii-h. add beaten cream and finish. 1' stand at lco-st an hour In salt and
Ice to T!pri. h-y trarr. 'h -d wth the fruit find nut.. mks. c. m: vLnnsr-nowKR. U10 Y. I.v:sion .-t.
IU1TS HIM TO IT. rilRU, Sept. 1. Comnolor McKay started rrx-edir.fi: to have a guardian appointed for h', ?')-year-old mother but hefer h wn. successful ."he entered su.t aga: r.t him for the collection of a !' not executed in I?l?. with ceru 1 inte reft of ?4.".
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Chicken a la Tru chine then aihl on- can drain d muh-
Purclia.- " a stnall tf nder chicken. J room-, .-1 as-cn with salt ar d pepper
Finge, draw an 1 ti.-j..int. cover with water an-l boi: until ?rnd-r. s aon while bailing. Kemove the meat and cut in small pieces, discarding bones, toke the gravy and boil half a package of spaghetti until ten-
aad boil fr 10 minute-. Arrange
on platter and garnish with curled1
cm lery. Pour over mushroom sauce . MKS. C. A. FISHER Kremen, Ind.
slowly and add sugar pint for pint,. d r, add half a can of peas, can of stir until di-solvcd and pour into! button mushrooms and ono grv n
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wnen , pepper, diced, and a .-nail otu"n
I minc'-d. boil until tender, add chickMAPJIOT LA PLACL. jtn. Serve pipimr hot. 127 S. Hill ft. i Here is a discovery of mine, quite
r.uttcrcnp Jelly. One pint ' boiling water. 3 yolk. 1 tablespoon gelatine. 1
orange juice. 1 cup lemon juice, 1 up sugar, 1-2 cup col 1 water. Soak gelatine in cold water. Add
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1 1 :rtrs of an bar. P.ott whi!jiod 1 ounce of gren g'inger-root, i.of ar.d 'Ml tightly. It fhould bejeut in small strips. Koil for 2 hours, a- thick a -i apr .-auce. 1 pour in glasses and ..'al like jelly. Vrccvtcr Itcllsh. MKS. F. MAKKIEWICZ. ThM fiavor of this is very like the 610 Warren t. Imported Worcester s-iure. "Wipe
carefully 1 quart of tomatoes anil h'ij th-m. Wash and wip lemor.r. cut 1 in half, ch(p ind reniove th f f'L and aId to tomatoes. Pour o-er thtTn 1-2 cupful of vinegir and ; rinkb- In 1 tablespoon of salt, 1-2 t:;i of brown sugar, 1 heaping tfM--po-.n of ground ci'v and 1 tea,j".on of allspice. Cook very tlow- " f--r 1 hotir and th n strain through
The other recipes follow: Kral.-cd Ilef With Spaghetti (Prepared on Saturday and heated for Sunday dinner.) riuy a iiece of beef trom shoulder or rump. Take a level tabk-spoonful of lard or fat and one of butter, put in a skillet and brown meat thoroughly all over. Remove meat and drippings to a casserole and add one
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j ? lbs. Kose Lear Hour Zlc ! 2 lbs. Monarch Coffee, the best 75c j 1 2 bottles Catsup 29c j 3 cans Snider's Tomato Soup 29c
1 Lux 9c 3 small pkgs. Gold Dust 14c
3 pkgs. Climaline
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The unequalled, gigantic buying power of the A & P is strenuously solicited by every food producer and manufacturer, on account of its immense outlet, with the result we are enabled to present values thru our stores that cannot be equalled by any other grocery organization. We are endeavoring to lower food prices wherever possible, and in order to do so manufacture and produce food articles in our own factories. With the assurance of quality at lowest prices the A &. P presents the logical grocery store for the practice of REAL economy.
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3 boxes Matches 25c
j 2 pkgs. Virginia Sweet Pancake Flour . .21c
3 pkgs. good Cornstarch 25c 6 small cans Nutro 25c 3 tall cans Nutro 20c 1 gallon Cider Vinegar 45c 5 bars American Family or Velvet Soap 27c We have also a big supply of Fruit Jars, Jar Lids
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Quality meats, you can get them at our stores. Our meats will stand the test. A trial will convince you that we give -Quality at lower prices.
Bacon Squares, Dixie Brand, pound Smoked Cottage Butts, pound Oscar Mayer Smoked Picnics, pound
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Fresh Sliced Liver, per pound Fancy Cream Cheese, A per pound Lm
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Summer Sausage, per pound ; Fresh Churned Creamery Butter, per pound Sugar Cured Bacon Squares, per pound
Pure Pork Sausage, all Pork, fl-t! per pound U L Rib Veal Chops, per pound ! Veal Round Roast, f per pound Rolled Rib Roast, -j per pound !
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Fresh Hearts, a per pound $J Soft Limburger, per pound .... ÄÄtf Full Cream Brick Cheese, per pound tuj Peanut Butter, "3 fT A
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Dixie Squares, per pound 16c Lean Picnic Hams, per pound 15c Sugar Cured Hams, per pound 26c Cooked Corned Beef, sliced, per pound 25c Minced Ham, per pound 18c Soft Summer Sausage, per pound 25c Fresh Beef Hearts, per pound 6c
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Fresh Dressed Chickens, -Q per pound x Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens, S per pound Ö Rolled Rib Roast, Q per pound Cm Swiss Steak, per pound Em Round Steak, Q
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