Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 141, Ed. 1 Friday, August 30, 1940 Page: 5 of 10
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• “Better Heating“ is always ready to guard
your loved ones against winter’s chills and ills.
NEA Service Staff Writer.
Baked beans, red kidney beans
with chopped meat and peppers,
23 c
23c
25c
37c
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Fresh Green Shelled
Creams, Blackeyes, or
Purple Hulls ....
LOW PRICES
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He served them in the court-
room, chatting with a .U. S. mar-
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Del Monte
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GOOD ONLY AUGUSST 30, 31, 1940
“Delicious With Star Treet”
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• One turn of the wrist and your home will stay
in the “comfort sone” all winter! That’s one of
the many advantages of Automatically Con-
trolled and Vented Heating—it helps to keep you
comfortable and healthy regardless of sudden
outside temperature changes.
A Mexican dish known as dry
soup consists of rice or macaroni
cooked in rich soup stock and
then baked until puffed up and
dry.
THE HENDERSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY, AUGUST M, 1940 —
Try This Recipe For Ever
Welcome Horseradish Jelly
. Pot roast in stainless, copper-clad steel Dutch oven.
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PITTSBURGH. (UP) —.
Louis H. Hartman cornea d
with a case of "writers’ cra
there’s a good reason for it.
Hartman has been comminsi
by the city of Pittaburgh to n
an exact copy of the city’s
ordinance book. The job is r
ing completion after a ye
steady work, during which
penman has copied content
the yellowed pages — cove
laws between 1816 and 1852
minute detail.
The laborious copying ms
i being employed because
prohibits use of the modern
tostat.
Kitchen Pride
24 lb. Sack . .
Kitchen Pride
48lb. Sack . .
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DEAR MOMMY:
I am very tired but I just want to tell you that I like it very much here in America We may
leave the lights on whenever we want, and we don't even need to have a gas mask ever. I miss you
very much and hope you are fine and safe.
- Love,
. . ______________________...........;------------:----:-------<----—Joy
The above might have been the letter six-year-old Joy Warren wrote from Canton, Ohio, to her
mother in England. Joy's one of 84 British child refugees who have been taken into Ohio homes.
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• Phone your Heating Dealer, or our
office, for your Free Heating Survey.
See for yourself how Better Heating
will fit into your budget.
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of "moonshine” whisky on Indians "It was a dream of a lifetime,”
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (UP)
— The federal government has
won its case against Thomas At-
kins of Minturn, Colo., and is $5
richer— an average of 72 cents a
year for the investigation required.
In 1933 Atkins was arrested on
a charge of possessing two gallons
stewed-, 1 cup grated
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Largest government herd of
buffalo is located in Yellowstone
National Park, while the largest
privately owned herd is at Pierre,
S. D.
DETROIT. (UP).
CARRUTS
Heat oil in large frying pan.
Add onion. garlic and green pep-
per. Fry mtil light brown. Moist-
an meat with hte eold water,
then add to pan. Stir well and
simmer about 15 minutes. Add
tomatoes, grated cheese, salt.
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX,^pepper and paprika. Mix thor-
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ARMOUR'S STAR
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CAMAY 4 cakes 25 c LAVA
Sliced or Piece
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boiler and cook 1-2 hour. Add
Worcestershire sauce, mix and
serve on spaghetti and dust with
Parmesan cheese.
Rubber reaches a new high
point of useful application in
1940 automobiles, averaging 50
to RO pounds in new cars (de-
pending upon the model), exclus-
ive of tires and tubes.
FRESH
PRUNES u..
THOMPSON SEEDINESS
CABBAGE 3
POTATOES 10 ,
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ago, the late
can 19C
TENDERED, CURED
HAMS Half or Whole
2 LBS. SHEFFORD
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4. of the affected Hlea— --------- |nng ow-w-farm on Coon -
On July 9, 1940, he completed Ridg, Upper.,Yoder Township..
Ui. ya - t j . • ne hand has lust been found
his task. It was Indian land, and in ground cultivated for the past
three years by Mrs. Frank Mos-
. . , .. .. holder, who plans to send it to
tence. he was fined $5 and given Mrs. Miller’s husband. Harry, a
two terms of one hour each, to resident of Empire, Cal.
$ THEY’RE HALF
(Re THE FUN OF
9nss) HAVING FEET
CRACKERS
DATES kS7... 10c
MARGARIN f. 10c
BUTTER K". . 28c
CHEESE Sheffer 45c
Scott’s dream of 26 years to flop-
about on the surface of the water
“just like a pelican” was ex-
ploded by a broken pop bottle.
The bottle's jagged edge punc-
tured his black rubber “pelican
suit” equipped with wings,
webbed feet, headlights for "find-
ing your way when you’re lost
at sea" and a couple of spare
pockets for chocolate bars.
Scott demonstrated his one-
piece rubber combination zipper
suit and rubber boots in the
Detroit River. As he donned the
garb and waited out, speculation
was rife. Then the word went
around that "he's going to walk
on the water.”
When he got out into water up
to his chest the pop bottle ap-
peared, and “swoosh" went the
suit.
prevented by using slightly un-
der-ripe or just-ripe fruit.
SPICED GRAPE JAM.
Two and one-half quarts (4
pounds) prepared Concord
grapes, 7 cups (8 pounds) sug-
ar, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1 cup cider
vinegar, 2 sticks (4-inch) cinna-
mon, 1 teaspoon whole cloves.
Wash and stem about 5 pounds
under-ripe or just-ripe grapes.
Weigh or measure into large pre-
serving kettle and crush. Add
sugar, salt, vinegar, and spices
tied in cheesecloth bag. Cook
until sugar is dissolved and mix-
ture' boils, stirring constantly.
Boil, rapidly 20 minutes, stirring
frequently. Remove spice bag.
Rub thrugh sieve. Reheat to
boiling. Remove from heat and
skim. Pour immediately into hot,
clean, sterilized jars or glasses
and seal at once.
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STEAK
SHUTS SELECTED-----
VEAL CUTLETS
LARGE BATTERY
FRYERS E.ch .
A horseradish jelly is an un-
usual extra to serve with meat.
It’, simple to make and a few
glasses belong in every well-
planned pantry.
JELLIED HORSERADISH.
Three and one-half cups of
sugar. 1 cup prepared horserad-
ish, 1-2 cup vinegar, green col-
oring if desired,. 1-2 bottle fruit
pectin.
Measure sugar, horseradish,
and vinegar into large saucepan
and mix. Place over hottest fire,
and while mixture is coming to
boil, add coloring to give desired
shade. Use coloring which fruit
acids do not fade. As soon as
mixture boils, add bottled fruit
pectin, stirring constantly. Then
bring to a full, rolling boil and
hoil hard 1-2 minute. Remove
from fire, skim and pour qujekly.
Paraffin at once.
Spiced jams always brighten
up a meat course. Right now, it's
tme for another spiced grape
recipe. Here's a jam with the
fresh grape flavor and color pre-
served by quick codking. How-
ever, care must be taken not to
overcook because it jellies upon
toasted sandwiches and substan-
tial souffles are outstanding pop-
ular American luncheon dishes.
Here are sample luncheon
menus accepted by the over-
whelming majority of 47,000
members of typical American fam-
ilies questioned in a recent sur-
vey: chowchow, fried premium
bacon or cheese souffle, parsley
potatoes, bread and butter, sliced
pineapple, cookies; frankfurters,
potato salad, sliced tomatoes, date
pudding.
CHEESE SOUFFLE.
• (Serves 6 to 8)
" Two tablespoons butter, 1 ta-
blespoon chopped onion, 1 1-2
teaspoons dry mustard, 2 table-
spoons flour, 2 cups milk, 2 cups
grated American cheese, 4 eggs,
salt, pepper and paprika.
Melt butter in skillet. Add
onion and fry until light brown.
-----Add mustard and flour. Mix
well, then slowly stir in the milk.
Add cheese and seasoning. When
cheese has melted, remove skillet
from fire. Stir in unbeaten egg
yelks. Mix thoroughly. Heat egg
whites stiff. Fold into cheese
mixture. Tour into well-buttered
casserole. Bake in hot oven (400
degrees F.) about 1-2 hour.
MEAT SAUCE FOR
SPAGHETTI.
(Serves 4 to 6)
Two tablespoons olive oil or
vegetable cooking oil. t large
onion, chopped; 1 piece garlic,
ehopped; 1 green pepper, chop-
ped; 1-2 pound round steak.
• ehopped; 1-2 cup cold water, 2
eupe canned tomatoes for fresh
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