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FRESH COCOANUTS
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selves, and other conditions lead
the modern young housewife to try
from,
should
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younger and the older generation
to discontiue these very large old-
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in heavy syrup.
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Then you would quickly understand why we are so enthusia
ity of Thanksgiving food stocks, to say nothing of the y l
fer you. Come in and choose your holiday supply now I
every department. S
'TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY I
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room for you.
CELERV, Jumbo,
CRANBERRIES,
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2 stalks/
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fore but do not stuff the bird until
just ready to roast. Start in a hot
oven; lower the flame in about
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When grandmothers lived chiefly
in the country and raised their
own turkeys it was a widespread
tradition for all the branches of a
family to gather at the old farm
home to share the Thanksgiving
feast, praise the cook, and exchange
news.
Modern conditions make it more
We bring you the best enter-
tainmer in the world, before
other cities this size secure them
—and at prices much lower than
the city theatres ask.
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gall] been plcaseo to confer upon
1 fe cinit religious (ikrtp wilLivfe^
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2 lbs. for.....23c
about half an hour before the bird
is finished. Remove the cover and
allow the turkey to brown the re-
mainder of the roasting period.
The giblets, which have been
cooked previously,should be chop-
ped and added to the gravy.
8 Oz. Jar___
Pint Jar----
Quart Jar__
The various younger branches of
the family often decides to cele-
brate Thanksgiving individually,
or to take their turn entertaining
the old folks. One reason for the
change is the fact that fine turkeys
are now available in almost every
market throughout the winter, as
well as at the holiday season. So
should be no flesh bruises and very
few skin abrasions. A dry picked
turkey is to be preferred.
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Not just another meal, but a
REAL Thanksgiving Dinner, and
served as only the SERV-U can
serve it. Here’s the Menu:
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rolled in granulated sugar
packed in glass jars.
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basting every .fifteennnmtes, untl"weet-
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than to look for an invitation to
the old home.
The less experienced housekeep-
er, however, is apt to hesitate be-
fore the problem of selecting the
royal bird. ■ The United States
Department of Agriculture sug-
gests That when she goes to, mar-
pin feathers.
Schuyler’s election will give the r
publicans a plurality of one.
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We will be closed all day Thursday, Nov. 24th. Open Late Wed. Evening
DRINK: COFFEE, TEA
OR MILk
Planning a holiday screen pro-
gram is something similar to plan-
ning a wonderful dinner. Some-
times you have a perfect menu tna
satisfies every one, but why men-
tion the others at all?
For Thanksgiving Day I feel that
we have the perfect program with,
Norma Shearer in Jane Cowl’s fam- |
ous story “Smilin’ Through.” This
perfect picture would draw tre- I
mendous crowds anywhere at any-
time, but I prefer to give Grand
patrons unusual entertainment on
holidays, and months before the
picture was made for “Thanksgiv-
ing Day.” I sincerely believe that
Ennis has the best screen menu
for her holiday Thursday in the
entire country. It is screen plays
such as this that bring out the mag
ic power and sweep of the talking-
screen, and when you see “Smilin’
Through” you’ll say this also.
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Boil six medium-sized sweet po-
tatoes with the skins on until ten-
der. Remove the skin, add one
tablespoonful of butter, three ta-
blespoonfuls of sweet milk, sugar
to suit the taste aid mash well to-
gether. Add one cupful of raisins
that have been soaked overnight.
Put into a baking dish and place
marshmallows around the top.
Brown in the oven. This makes a
delicious dish to serve with meat
at dinner.
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Thanksgiving Day
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FRUIT FOR SALAD,
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Pints |5C|
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14 oz. bottle ■ - ■ 19c
SALAD DRESSING,
Pls. - 13c; Qts. - 23c
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PLAN to spend Thanksgiving |
at home. Make it an old-fash-
ioned Thanksgiving, with all the
jcys of the family assembled a-
round the fireside and the feast
table. Remember the happiness
this day of reunion brought us
in days of old?
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which has been"m temporary ad-
journment,~went oaliehto session
Monday,/expecting t0 complete the
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A delightful confection may be
made of one-inch squares of pre-
pared pumpkin. To a pound of
these pieces, three-quarter pound
of sugar is added, and allowed to
stand overnight. In the morning
the sirup may be drained off and
cooked until it coats the spoon, af-
ter which the pumpkin, one lemon,
and a tablespoonful of preserved
ginger are added, and boiled until
the pumpkin is clear. The pump-
kin should be simmered until the
sirup is absorbed, and then lifted
out and drained first on plates,
then on a screen covered with cloth
When it is no longer sticky, it is
DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE
Cut grapefruit in halves and
remove inner fiber. Sweeten and
fill with slices of orange and ba-
nana. Top with a cherry and sem
cither as a cocktail or a dessert.
contain no feed. There
LEMONS,
Luge and Juicy.
Dozen.....23s
ORANGES,
Large Texas Sweets.
8c
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displayed for sale, indicating that,
the birds have been inspected and
graded by the bureau of. .agricul-
tural economics. The turkeys on
the retail market generally fall
under one of the three groups:
“Prime.” “choice,” and “medium.”
The principal qirference is in the
amount of ileshing and the occur-
rence of defects due to dressing.
Prime turkeys are ull, dressea,
choice are well-fleshed, and me-
dium are fainy well fleshed. A
turkey that bears one of these
grades carries its own assurance
of tenderness and palatability ii
properly cooked.
These graued turkeys are wide-
ly distributed. A single .group of
chain stores may absorb as many
as 150 carloads of 2,000 turkeys
each. Of .course the housewife
must go to the market with some
idea of the weight bird she will
need. If only four people are to
enjoy the dinner, an eight-pound
turkey will be .ample; in fact, it
would serve six or eight if neoes-
sary. Perhaps a ten-pound bird
would be a better choice for eight
persons, and so on, qarrespond-
ingly, with an increased number.
One must know, toa, whether
she wants to cook a young or an
older turkey, the latter requiring
longer, slower cooking. Agl is
distinguished, as with other poul-
try, by the flexibility of the tip of
the breast bone, which bends eas-
ily in young birds.
As the government grades indi-
cate, fleshing is the principal con-
sideration in delecting a turkey1.
An exceptionally line bird will have
a broad full-fleshed breast, and the
back, hips, and pin bones will be
fully covered with fat. Young birds i
are softer meated than older ones,
which have coarser flesh and re-
quire longer cooking.
A good turkey snould also be
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VEAL STEAKS
ROUND, LOIN,
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California.
Pound.......7c
Fancy f Bart-
lett, No. 2 1-2
can sme
17c
CAULITLOWR,
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APPLES, Winesk, 2 doz
ONIONS, whit/ 1\
ORANGES, Aavel, doz.
GRAPEFRUIT,! Tex. Seedless
2 for ...__________________________________
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Firm Heads.
2 for....... ■ 7c
GELERL \
California Washed and Wrap-
ped.
Large bunches - ! 3c
Med. bunches - - • 9c
■ > 13s
Then, too, we should learn to
find pleasure at home— in En-
nis! The best in the way of en-
tertainment and amusement can
be had in Ennis. The GRAND
management is doing all that is
humanly possible to make Ennis
people like to stay in Ennis.
RUMPKINS,
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DENVER, Colo., Nov. 19.520
election 01. Karl C. SchuyieiE
publican to the unexpired teNM
Ilie late Senator Charles w.E
terman in the United States g
ate, appeared assured Friday 1280
Tabulations including officia.
ures from twenty-nine of E
state’s sixty-three counties ane88
absentee' vote count from th
eight counties give SchuyleE
lead of 856 over his democga
opponent, Walter Walker. Gg
Junction publisher. 02
Totals arrived at Friday, n6
gave Schuyler 206,242, Walker :22
386. Although the race has 18
close throughout, Schuyler nS
has relinquished his lead, we
has fluctuated from less tharEe
hundred votes up to nearly 1
thousand. 11
Although the short term sc I
torial election in Colorado ias,
bearing on the organization of 'I
United States Senate for the 1:1
duck session of congress whi
meets in December, it decides t
numerical control in favor of ll
republican party. The line up ■
the senate without the Color?l
short-term Senator is forty-sevi
republicans and forty-seven dem
crats and one Farmer-Labo
FRUIT CAKE
1b.... 39c
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PINEAPPLE,
Broken Slices.
No. 2 can — ■ De
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