The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 February 1939 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY -0-

NEVER DISAPPOINTMENT 1 IN RICHELIEU FOOD!

T7— 'Riclry 11

Scores of Greencastle housewives tell us dail}' that they never are disappointed in Richelieu Foods. They know every can will be of the same high quality—all the top in fine food.

Favorite Southern Recipes Are Given By Mrs. Burbank Of The (’coking- Schoo

Join these satisfied housewives who have learned to depend on getting the utmost out of their food dollar—they | order RICHELIEU Fcods every time. You always know you are getting the best when you order from Peoples Grocery.

Peoples Grocery

Southern Fried Chicken Hav> your market man dress A younp ctrcken weighing from to ‘2 to 2’s pounds. Cut for frying. Wash thoroughly and cover with sweat milk for several hours. Then, sift a cup of flour, add to it salt and pepper. Roll pieces of chick?n in prepared flour. In a frying pan with 4 tablespoons of shortening <made hot> lay pieces of chicken. Cover with top and let cook slowly until gold n brown. Turn and brown on other side. When all is golden brown and crisp on all sides, soft and well don; to the bone, remove to hot platter and serve with rice and cream gravy.

dry, place in baking pan on rack breast down. In cavity of chicken put 1 tablespoon minced celery, tablespoon minced onion, silt, pepper and pi nty of butter, then dredge with flour, add >2 cup hot water pan. cover tightly and let cook un til very tender. Then, turn chicken breast up and again pour over chick en ] 2 cup m Ited butter and a sprin kle of flour. Let brown uncovereJ Add to sauce in pan. 2 tablespoons flour, silt and pepper (If needed 1 th n 2 cups of thin cream.

Gravy In the pan where chicken was fri d, add 2 tablespoons of the prepared flour, let brown. Then add hot water and ’i cup croim Cook to consi-tency of heavy cream. Mushrooms can be added at this time if desir.d.

Egg Bread 2 cups buttermilk. 2'-. cups meal. - t teaspoon soda. 3 teaspoons KC Baking Powder. 1 teaspoon salt. 1 egg. 2 tablespoons shortening. After thoroughly mixing, pour !• piping hot muffin tins with about teaspoon hot fat. Cook in hot ovn Serve at once.

AND MEATS 227 E. Washington St. SAM M. McCOY, Owner and Prop.

plenty di. Af-

Fhone 34

Rice

In a large container have

of rolling boiling water 'salted*. Af ter thoroughly washing rice with the hinds, sev ral times, cover with te- , ,. ,

... , . , ■ add 1 cup cold milk and 2 tablespoon' pid water until ready to drop in th? v .

boiling water. Let cook until rice

Southern Spoon Bread

To 2 cups boiling mnk, add little at a time. 1 cup com meal, stirrin? constantly. When done lot cool a bit

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ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE: Old fastvon pieced quilts. Also quilt tops. Phone 504-11. 20-It FOR SALE: Good used newlv tuned high class piano. $20. Would tak- $10 down, $10 in 30 days. Commercial Hotel. 20-3p

Piano tuner will be in town first of March. Those wanting pianos tuned call Miss Elizabeth Lockridge 416-W. 20-2t

WANTED: Vault and cesspool cleaning. Free estimate on cost. J. C. Rumley, Cloverdale, R. 2. 20-6p

grains are soft and swollen. Then pour in ccender and pour ov r plenty of hot water. Leave in colender over hot water, lifting rice lightly with silver fork. Cover with clean towel until ready to serve.

melted butter, ’i teaspoon salt, teaspoons baking powder. Beat th yolks of 3 eggs until light and lemor colored, ad 1 to mixture then fold ir the stiffly boiten whites. Cook at 375 degrees 25 minutes. Serve very

hot.

Smother’d Chicken Have ycur market man dress and clean chicken weighing about 3 to 3 ! ^ pounds. Split down the back. After thoroughly washing and wiping’

Fm Delighted With The Grand Results That Fm Having With That Good Gloria Flour Says MRS. GERTRUDE BURBANK Cooking Sch ool Lecturer I RECOMMEND IT HIGHLY FOR ALL BAKING PURPOSES FOR ALL BREADS I Use Gloria Flour in making all kinds of breads, biscuits, rolls. CAKES

You need a fine flour for making cakes and that’s what you get when you buy GLORIA FLOUR. It makes the finest of cakes. So try it.

Okra Gumbo 1 chicken. 2 slices of ham. cut in cubes. 1 onion (chopped). 6 large fresh tomatoes. 2 tablespoons butter. J 2 red pepper pod (without seed* ’z bay leaf crushed. 15 pods of Okra. 3 sprig of thyme. 1 sprig parsley. Salt and cayenne pepper to taste Put butter in soup kettle, wher hot add chicken 'cut for frying*, ham cut in cubes. Cover closely and let cook 10 to 15 minutes then add chopped onicn. parsley, thyme and tomatoes, Stirling often to keep iron scorching. Then add Okra. Cover alt with hot water (3 quarts) cook IK hours. Serve hot with large spoon rice to ea' h bowl of gumbo.

Pound flake 1 pound of butter. 2 cups sugar. 4 cups flour. 10 eggs. Dash of mace. 1 teaspoon vanilla. Cream butter until like whipped cream. Gradually add sugar then cream md beat until very fluffy. Now add 1 whole egg at the Urn?, beating after each egg Is added with flour. Last the flavoring. Pour into steam pan, bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour or more.

DELICIOUS PIES

Try GLORIA FLOUR on those tempting pastries change once you start using it.

you’ll never

AND PASTRIES

If you’ve ever had trouble making good pie crust, switch to Gloria Flour and your troubles are over. Don’t forget to enter the guessing contest on Gloria Flour at the Daily Banner Happy Kitchen Cooking Sc hool. Over 325 pounds of Gloria Flour to be given prize winners Miller Grain Co.

GLORIA FLOUR IS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT THE

Pastry 1 cup shortening (creamed). 1 tea poon salt. H cup cold water. Aft'r sifting, measure 3 cups of flour and % teaspoon baking powder. Blend together (not handling dough too much).

*i« L YO0 R *‘°* -

NEW DRIVE IN STORE

307 N. Jackson Street

Phone 143

Mmhwrghllsctrk Floor Pollthorl Avolloblo with loch Purchato of Wotonpar Boor Woxoo IWrAKE your waxed floor* TV* (learn aa never before with thi* effortless new Pittsburgh Polisher. It’s yours to use r—with your purchase of Pittsburgh Waterspar Floor Waxes. Does quicker, better, thriftier work. Call and reserve an early date to use this eflidsnt polisher. METZGER LUMBER COMPANY 117 W. Franklin St. Ph. 263

Pittsburgh CLEAN-UP AIDS fcSjj CLEANERS • WAXES ^8^ POLISHES

NOTICE SALE

OF OF

COMMISSIONER’S REAL ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that the un- . i signed commissioner appointed ,y the Putnam Circuit Court in an ction for paitition in said court, vlierein Ada F. McCullough et al are daintiffs and Mary E. Job et al are lefendants for the partition of cerain real estate therein described, to ell the real estate described in the omplaint in said cause, will, as such ommissioner, on the 6th day of March. 1939, offer for sal’, at public auction to the highest and best bid!er the following real estate in said ounty of Putnam. State of Indiana, j .eing the James H. Job farm, to-wit: | A part of the southeast quar- J ter of section twenty-eight 1 28 1 and a part of the noi th half of section thirty-three (33). township thirteen < 13* north, range five (5) west, bounded as follows. to-wit: Beginning at the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of said section twenty-eight (28*. and running thence west with the north line of said quarter section to a point cn said line which is six 'e 1 chains and seventy-five '75) links east of the northwest corner thereof; thence south fourteen and throe-fourth dl^i* degrees west, four (4* chains and sixty-one and one-half '61'-j) links; thence south one (1) degree east, six '6* chains and eighty-five (85* links; thence south eighteen and one-half 'IS 1 '-* degrees east, four <4) chains and fifty-six *56' links; thence west parallel to the north line of said quarter, five 1 5» chains and ninety-seven *97) links to the west line thereof; thence south with said west line, twenty-four <24> chains and forty-seven (47) links to the southwest comer of said quarter: thence south with the west line of the northeast quarter of I section thirty-three (33*. eleven (11) chains to a comer stone, sandstone marked A. B.; thence south seventy-nine '79' degrees west, ten GO* chains and sixtyseven 1 67» links to the Indian Boundary Line; thence south fifty-seven and one-half ‘ 57 V4 > legrees east, with said boundary Line, twenty-seven <27* chains and thirty-eight (38* links; thence north, twenty-seven '27) degrees east, twenty-seven '27) chains and thirty-eight (38) links to the center of the Reelsville and Poland Road; thence north, seventy and one-half '70Vi> degrees west, four (4) chains and eight <8> links; thence north thirty-nine '39> degrees east, eleven (11* chains and forty <40* links to a stake. Witness Beech, 30 N. 41 E. 21; thence south seventy-seven and three-fourth '77%) degrees east, five (5* chains and twenty-five '25> links to a red oak fifteen <15' inches (blazed) thence south seventy-seven and threefourth (77%) degrees east, three ‘3) chains and sixty-two '62) links to a stake in the east line of said section twenty-eight <28>; thence north with said east line of said section, thirty-six (36' chains and forty '10* links to the place of beginning. Also, the following described tract, to-wit: A part of the northeast quarter of section thirty-three '33*. described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point where the west line of said quarter section intersects the Indiana Boundary Line and run ning thence southeastwardly with said Indian Boundary Line, eleven 'll) chains and six (6) links; thence south sixty-three and one-half i63 , ,(>) degrees west, two '2* chains and fiftyone (51* links; thence north eighty-six '86* degrees west, four ' 4 * chains and eighty < 80) links; thence south eighty-five '85* degrees west, two <2) chains and seventy-nine '79) links to the west line of said quarter section; thence north with said line six '6* chains and sixty '60* links to the place of beginning, containing three and fifty-one hundredths (3.51)

acres, mor e or less.

Also, the north half of the following lands to-wit: twenty-five '25* acres off the west end of the south half of the southwest quarter of section twenty-seven '27*. in township thirteen (13) north, range five (5* west.

Terms of Sale: Said real estate will be sold for not less than twothirds '2 3* of its appraised value, one-half (>/j) of the purchase price to be paid in cash at th e time of sale and the balance in six months, purchaser to give a note for said deferred payment, bearing six per cent interest from date and secured by a mortgage on said real estate; purchaser to have the privilege of paving the full purchase price in cash Commissioner will furnish, free of charge to purchaser, an abstracet of

title down to the date of sale

Said sale will take place at or near the dwelling at the above describel premises at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. on said day. This real estate is located on an improved highway about two miles south of Reelsville and of the National Road in said county and state, and consists of agriculturai lands, a large portion of

which is river bottom farm land.

i93 > > ated this mh day of Febr u ar y.

Robert B. Stewart, Commissioner Mat J. Murphy, John M. Rawlev As attorneys for Commissioner.

C. A. Vestal, Auctioneer

13-3t.

BANKS TO CLOSE

The Central National Bank and First-Citizens Bank and Trust Company will close all day Wednesday, 1 February 22, In observance of Washington’s birthday. . 20-2t

WEESNER IMP. CO. 124 N. Jackson St. USED EQUIPMENT 1— 15-86 Tractor 2— I O.-20 Tractors 2—Farmall Thactors 1 — 16x18 Hay Fresa 1—Endgate Ume Spreader —STOCK— 1— Extra good 1"Jun mares. 1 Team good work horses | ;j Yr. Old Cow, Freshen soon j—Shorthorn heifer Some used work harness. 2— G.lts with pigs, double lmm lined. 1—Gilt to farrow soon. Some home grown Timothy seed.

Real i K0R SAL&X'- ^ house wit* * ed K'“ Of city p' , ment Plan.

Poili on^> a Pe of 25 . 3nd ,/* desirable but fere nee. Addr*,^ WANTED?. _ mari 'ie<] man. jo^ , Carl Slavens, CleejJ

M AX for Coff*fc l U: ' A-V b ' r,,r: ’ w rtte ifflj biouth, Cincinnati, (J 1 have fine 0W J hustler who o'.ntsj m Putnam County ■ ness with excellentfutuie n presenting facturer. Write view. Robert Leal"? Indianapolis, inij^, WANTED:' Any stock. Call 278, Crw« Paid. John Wacty

New 13-plate battery, guarantees 6 months, $3.90 exchange. Get our prices on Lee tires before you buy Scott's Franklin Street Garage. Phone 68. 22 tr

FOR SALE; Two Jersey cows, T. B. and Bang teste I, extra good. Nine feeding shoats. J. E. Byrd, Bainbridge, Junction 36-43. 17-3p.

—Miscefl SPECIAL on all ing February. |v* Nestyles, Helen Beauty Shop. Ph*

NEW 39-Plate Goodyear Battery $3.95 Exchange. Nine Months guarantee. Free Installation. Dobbs Tire & Battery Service Phone 789

Don’t forget the sale, 708 north Madison. Fabruary 22, at 10 a. m. Property and hous hald goods. Edgar McClure. 16-4 a

FOR SALE: Complete set light fixtures and wiring No. 10 gage BX. Tressman L. Parker, Stilesville.

18-3p

FOR SALE: Black horse, good worker, coming four years, good disposition j bay horse, coming three years, not broke, good disposition, part draft. Ray Sallust, Greencastle. R. 3. 20-3p

FOR SALE: Smooth mouth horse, good worker. Roy Christie. Phone 731-J. 20-22-2t

FOR SALE: 18 ewes, 1 buck. C. W. Glover, 1 1-2 miles south Cement Plant. 18-2?

FOR SALE: One Magic Chef gas stove. Cheap. Good as new. See Cherry Transfer. 17-3p

THE WASHER YOU’VE ALWAYS WANTED; The Maytag now sells at only $69.50 for the attractive and serviceable Snow White model. REEVES ELECTRIC, North Side Square. 20-It FOR SALE: Locust posts. W. A. Scott, 2 1-2 miles east of Greencastle. 20-2p

FOR SALE: 14 acre farm, 4 room house, bam, good well, locust and fruit trees, raspberries, 7 miles north of Greencastle, on Bainbridge road. Jake Robbins, Greencastle, R. 3.

20-Ip

FOR SALE: Brood mare, with foal and good yearling colt. Ben P. King, Greencastle rural route 2

20-22-24-3p

FOR SALE: 19 acre cabin site on road 67 and 43, running water, fine young timber. Cash $200. WillysOvcrland Sales, Cloverdale. 20-3p

FOR SALE: 4 acres land, good S room house, good barn, garage, coal shed and wash room, In edge of Spencer. Price $2,500, E. O. Policy, Spencer. 20-3p

FOR SALE OR TRADE: 3 good marts. Will trade for harness, cows or almost anything. George Finney. 1 mile west of Belle Union. 20-3p

FOR SALE: Started and day old Heavy breed chicks from B. W. D. tested flocks with a 14 day livibility guarantee. Also a complete line of brooder supplies.—Records Hatchery. 19 E. Franklin street, Greencastle, Phone 852. 20-3J

REPAIR servt washing machinej.i Furniture Excha j Square, Phone 17r>j JACK GILLESPIE j SPLENDID KECrnij Jack Gillespie's % j Meharry hall Srt i showed this young f j 1st to I) 1 possess! I gence and the m temperament. Then liti 1 s present in i» pleased his apprst Sensitive pedaling i streng:h combined i| development of the hands, all made fen ecution and gave h: character. The halt used only as a tool( tion. Feeling, imaging n'tism gave his pity These rharacte ■apparent in his p!arjg( rhapsi Tcs and the fes Rut his deVgtitH. of the fine ccniett’ the second movement sonata, op. 90. war' able one. Add to the above and assurance unaal of college sophomMI have a student wht much to offer in thS vor. Mr. Gillespie ir Edward Shadbolt t Music School faculty. | Closing I will sell all d property, at my fa* of Greencastle. 1 Merivlian and 1 mile county farm on ThusdayJ at 10.30 f 2—HORSES, one 11 sound and well 1^1® 8 year old horse, * 1300 lbs. 5—CATTLE—0M > sey cow. close sprinf old Jersey cow. cl« 10 year old Jersey in April, extra heifirr calves, cominj

ones.

HOGS—10 " ice weight 125 lbs 41 to pig first half of 20 SHEEP- 20 ewes, 2 to 4 ye*®

March 1st.

FARM iMPLEi baker wagon w' tl1 good flat top hay ^

1 John Deere com !* and fertilizer attach .disc harrow, 1 Jl |“

cultivator, sulky field roller, 15 f00

foot Mo

slW* :

FOR SALE: One 2-year old Shorthorn heifer. Bo fresh in April. Franic Woods, Fillmore. 20-2t

FOR SALE: Voss electric washer, round copper tub, good motor, $13.95. —Furniture Exchange, East Side Square, Phone 170-J. 20-lp

Household moving, local and long distance. Fumieure permit. Call Paul 1 Miles, Bainbridge. 20-6p

m

I Memorials,

Markers, Fine Work

Busch Monument Works 8. IxM-nst on Cemetery ltd. Ph. 146

row. six ■ binder in g® 011

one set breeching

10 foot ga> vaDl j. fountain, hag oil*, single hog hou?*. feeders, pump i aC _ M

for gas engine

saws, and n ' arl !''

sisting of some GRAIN - 350 yellow corn, 1

^erms-cash.

OTHAl*

Hurst anil Hun‘ er ' Hay Vaughan

clerks.

Dinner s<>rve( ! i ' church and ha ]

ized