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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1933)
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1933 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON 11 FRIED CELERY STALKS WITH BACON RASHER Have you ever tried fried celery stalks to be served with rashers of crisp bacon? The rule is good and simple and what with winter supper coming on you will x want a new complement to the ordinary dinner menus. To make take 2 dozen stalks of celery, 3 tablespoons of flour, 1 cup oi miiK, i oeaten egg, Cayenne pep per, lemon juice and bread crumbs. Cut slalks of celery into pieces from 3 to 4 inches in length and let stand In cold water to which a dash of lemon juice or vinegar has been added. Parboil for 10 minutes. Drain, chill, and dip in a thick, cold white sauce made of the flour, milk, beaten egg and pepper and a dash of lemon juice. When the celery staaiKs nave been wen-masted with the aauce dKp them In fine bread crumbs and fry in a deep fat to a golden brown. Serve with rashers of bacon. IS NECESSITY With the little birds singing, from your bed you are springing, and your breakfast is brewing downstairs, where your coffee and bacon both smell good in the makin'. Just forget all your worries and cares! when the coffee's aroma rouses you from your coma, and the melons are chill ing on ice, and your cereal creaming calls you out of your dreaming, then you realize life is quite nice I When the waffles are browning, you will soon stop your frowning, and you'll greet the new day with a grin I When the syrup is waiting, you will not stay debating but will want right away to beginl Like a flash you'll be shaving with razor time saving, you'll be combing and parting your hah-. Of a breakfast like this one you will not want to miss one little bit. But don't fret! You'll be there! - Chilled Melon Wedges -Ready-to-Eat Cereal with Cream Waffles with Maple Syrup or Shaved Maple Sugar Broiled Bacon Coffee WAFFLES Beat three egg yolks thoroughly, and add one and three-fourths cups milk. Add two cups flour sift ed with four teaspoons bak ing pDwder and one-half tea spoon salt. Add one-half cup melted butter, and fold in three-stlffly bea ten egg whites. This makes seven full -sized waffles. Juice Dispenser Is Shown at Fair - The California Prune and Apri cot Growers Association, San Jose, has been operating at the Century of Progress Exposition In Chicago a giant prune juice dispenser, thus acquainting the many Fair visitors with the refreshing qualities of the juice of prunes as a beverage, says the California Fruit News. The Prune Association calls this product "Sunsweet Juice of the Tender ized' Prune." AID ASKED Philadelphia (IP) More than 30, 000 of Philadelphia's 400,000 home owners have asked officials of the Pennsylvania home owners loan cor poration for assistance, Jacob H. Mays, state manager, announced. Of the 400,000 homes in the city, long called the "City of Homes" 365,000 are one-family dwellings. , Dollar For Dollar We proudly say we are the largest pork users of any re tail market in Salem. Why? Because it is the very finest hogs that can be bought in this valley or any place you choose, and it is also the best trimmed pork sold on the Salem market. The price, well it can't be beat. All our pork is bought from local farmers. Boost for the local products and watch all of us grow HAMS Whole or Half Lb. 13c Breakfast Bacon lb. 13c-15c Bacon Bax Lb. 13c & 15c Bacon Squares Lb. 8C Boston Butti Pound 10c Pure Lard , 4 Pounds 3QC Beef Boil Back Bones Fresh Pig Feet Pound 2C Pork Roast Fresh Pie Hocks Pound 5c Hamburcer Notw.t r lffc Pure Pork Sausage No cereal McDOWELL MARKET . ONE DOOR NORTH OF OLD LOCATION 171 South Commercial St. Phone 8757 WE CLOSE 8 O'CLOCK SATURDAY Better Breakfasts "pHIS happened in pre-prohibi-I I tlon days. I "How can you take such an interest la your breakfast?" asked .a battered old rounder of a rosy cheeked friend who was ordering bis breakfast in a restaurant .With great care. ( "It's the best meal of the day (for me," replied the latter. "How can you take any interest in your 'breakfast at all?" "I can't!" groaned the latter, and turned away. in case you would like to know what the man who enjoyed his breakfast ordered, here la his menu. It will taste even bettor, If served In your own home. In your own home nse canned flgs, and leave them In the ice box CCC Workers Aid To Western Cattlemen Missoula, Mont. U) Anions the valuable services being performed by Civilian Conservation Corps workers is that ot improving cattle ' and sheep ranges of Montana. Many crews are busy exterminat ing larkspur, a weed poisonous to cattle. Near Alder, Mont., 22,000 acres of land infested with the plant are being cleared to make grazing safe. Experts estimate stockmen will be saved (4,000 annually through eradication of the weed. In the Beaverhead National Forest a large crew of men are engaged in surveying the grazing capacity of the area within a 60 mile radius of one CCC camp. 20-Year-OId Policy Finally Is Paid Up Everett, Mass. (IP) Thomas C. Cole recently received $328 on a $1000, 20-year life insurance policy he took out In 1909 and on which he paid premiums for only two years. company agents had been seeking him ever since, finally locating them through an item published in Portland, Me., where he once lived. During the last six years there has been greater building activity in Enniskillen, Ireland, than in the previous half-century. Pound 6c Pound 3C Lb. IOC orer night After this breakfast you'll start off to business whist ling, or whatever It la that you da when you feel juat right. Fig mth Cream . , Cereal Deviled Cream Toatt Strawberry Preserve Coffee And here's how to make the: Deviled Cream Toast: Make a cream sance of three tablespoons butter, three tablespoons flour and two cups milk (or diluted evap orated milk.) Add the contents of a 2-onnce can of deviled ham and stir smooth. Season to tasts with salt and pepper and serrt on toast Serves six. Inventor Is Aid To Sailors and Fliers San Francisco, Cal. (LP) Because of William Anderson's ingenuity, navigators and aviators now have a gadget which tells them "every thing" they want to -know. Anderson has wrinkled many sea going brows here with a "calculating dial," which reduces more than 86.- 000 calculations to a mechanical pro cess. It enables Its user to tell the time of day, or night, at a glance from anywhere on land, air, or sea. Set at any hour and minute, the actual time at that moment Is shown for all degrees of longitude around the earth. Fond Du Lac, Wis. HP) Although the "one-eyed" automobile is a ser ious night traffic menace, police here discovered that -the Wisconsin law does not require two headlights. They intend to inform their senator that there ougt tho be a law. gll State and Commercial Streets .These prices are good Friday, Saturday and Monday. We have constantly low prices every day on all of our stock. Try us for your entire grocery needs. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P. M. HONEY CRACKERS New Crop-Fireweed Snowflakcs or Honey 5 lb. pail 43C Grahan,a You'll have jo taste it t. 2 lb. bOX appreciate the difference POTATOES ONIONS Good ones ,. Mnd flavor 10 lbs. llC 5 lbs. IOC PUREX soap .The real bleacher " UVHU Qt. bottle IOC 1a J,rmoIy- lO bars 23C Black Pepper 4W y2Lb.lOc TABLE SALT p""d i9c 8 lb. sk. 19C All pure brand' ' " I Pork & Beans , 4 tall cans Van Camp's Best 19C Med. size can 5c (Limit) COCOA PINEAPPLE Rockwood's Crushed-No. 10 tin. 2 Lb. Can 19c 39C Ambassadour Toilet Tissue 6 rolls 25c . Right reserved to limit I T)U 9097 quantities ) Phone 3837 CHILI CON CARNE HAS GREAT ZEST There are many chill con carne rules but few of them are worth bragging about. They are ordinary and lack that flagrant flavor that chili really should have but all too often lacks. Here Is one which we have tried and found to be not wanting in a single thing. It has the real chill con carne zest. S lbs. neck or round o- beet IVt Up. emit : ... ., 3 tbsps. flour '' cupful chopped luet . 1 small elove of culls S tbsps. chill powder . 1 ati. cold water 1 pt. or more pink Uexlcan beaut or kidney beans cooked tender Cut the meat into small chunks and sprinkle with the salt and flour. Heat the suet in a heavy ket tle and brown the meat and minced garlic In hot fat, stirring to prevent burning. Add the chili pow der and water, and simmer until the meat is tender from 2 to 3 hours. Add the cooked Mexican beans (canned kidney beans, rinsed In cold water, may be used) heat thoroughly and serve with bread and butter, or corn bread for the main course of a noonday lunch. SIMPLE DINNER EASYTOPREPARE The following dinner has another advantage besides its extremely low cost ot only twenty-five cents per person. All the dishes except the dessert take only a few minutes to prepare, and ilf you have rn auto matic refrigerator, that does most of the work in preparing the des sert. Here's the menu: -Minute Steak (l'A lbs. round at 30c) 60c; mashed potatoes 10c, Rus sian beets 20c, cheese biscuits 13c, strawberry ice cream 42c. demi tasse 5c. Most of these dishes are familiar to every housewife, but here are the recipes for the Russian beets and dessert. Russian Beets: Mix together four tablespoons sugar and two table spoons cornstarch, and add three tablespoons vinegar and cup of the liquor from a Mo. 2 can of whole beets. Boil a few minutes, or until creamy. Add one-fourth cup thick sour cream, then the bets, and heat thoroughly. Strawberry Ice Cream Press the contents of an 8-ounce can of straw berries through sieve, and add to the contents of one can condensed milk. Add one cup cream, one cup 'water and three tablespoons lemon juice, stirring all until smooth. If desired, you may tint this B pale pink. Turn into refrigerator trays and freeze, stirring several times during the first hour. In weather like this you want nourishing soups that look hot as well as taste hot. To accomplish this there is nothing like tomatoes which impart their cheery tinge of warm red. So we're going to tell you about two new tomato soups. The first is rich and spicy indeed Tomato broth with asparagus tips Simmer gently for fifteen minutes the contents of a o3 can or toma toes, one slice onion, one-fourth tea- spoon pepper corn, one-fourth tea spoon allspice berries, one teaspoon i alt, and one-fourth teaspoon sugar. Then press through a sieve. Add two and one-halt cups chicken stock, or two and one-halt cups water with one chicken bouillon cube, the liquor from a No. 1 can of asparagus tips, and the tips themselves, cut in piec es. Heat to boiling and serve. Serves eight. If you're In a hurry, here's a way to have a warm red soup that's made much quicker. Quick Vegetable Soup: Simmer one slice onion with the contents of a No. 1 can of tomatoes for five minutes; then press through a sieve. Add one can of bouillon, or an equi valent amount ot water containing one bouillon cube, the contents ot an B-ouoce can of vegetables for sa lad, and one cup water. Season to taste with 6alt and pepper, and boll several minutes. Serves six. Dogs of Nebraska Increase In Value Lincoln, Neb. (IP) Bowser, the Round, found his day la Nebraska during the depression. The old adage that the poorer people become, the more dogs they possess was bom .out here when it was reported to W. R. Smith, state tax commissioner, that the value ot dogs In the state durring last year had shown a sharp increase. Vir tually every other varrlety of prop erty flrwiped In valuation. - Help yourself to IOUTH You can buy it by the bowlful! ITS TRUB ; ; you're as young as you feel! And one food that will help keep you feeling young is Shredded Wheit; Here's why: Shredded Wheat is 100 whole wheat; And whole wheat is the cereal most bountifully blessed by Nature with all the vital elements proteins, minerals, vita mins, carbohydrates, and the just right measure of bran. In Shredded Wheat you get them all : i ; noth ing added, nothing taken away.- Try this vitally different food for breakfast or lunch; It's ready cooked and ready to eat with milk or cream, with the fruit you like best. Keep up the good habit for at least ten days ; : ; and find new vigor, new energy : s s YOUTH! SHREDDED WHEAT A product of NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY "Unaeda Bakers" MODEL FOOD MARKET 275 NORTH HIGH STREET 5 PHONE 4111 Free Delivery ' ' Thirty day account service CHASE'-- Fancy canned Grapefruit, No. 2 can 2 for 25c: dozen - -$1.40 (Late quotations on grapefruit Quaker Oats, 55 oz, (Quick Frenchie Mustard, 6 oz. size 10c Miracle Whip, pints 19c; quarts...., 33c (The neg Kralt Salad pressing) - . Battle Creek White Pysalla, lb. can 50c; (This triple cleaned ot the finest grade of seed) Schilling's Baking Powder, 12 oz 35c 2y2lb.can.; 95c Waxtex 125 ft. roll of heavy Wax Paper 1 : -19c Posts Bran Flakes, 3 Pkgs ...-25c Crisco, 3 lb. can 55c Fontana Macaroni, Spaghetti and Noo dles, 3 Pkgs. 25c Hormel's Vegetable 2 for Libby Asparagus Tips, square cans, 2 for ... :. 45c Crystal White Soap Liberty Bell Syrup, gallon (Cane and Saturday Cake Special - A Three-layer From Cake 45c ' FREE A aUrer plated cheese knife with the parchaae at I packages tMae Moon cheese. Alice Love Orange Marmalade. 100 pure fruit and sugar. Not bitter. Come in and sample it any ACfft time Saturday. 2 Rose bowl jars t Jlk See Purity Ad for additional specials COLD MEAT AND BEER TOGETHER Beer b here, but with its arrival .has arisen the problem of what are the very best foods to serve with It. Pretzels, of course. Everyone knows that. But not everyone knows that prezels, crisp, nutty and de licious, can be obtained anywhere now in cans. But pretzels are not the only can ned foods, by a long shot, that go well with a "can of beer." (Does that almost obsolete expression awaken old memories?) In fact, almost all of the foods that go best with beer can be bought In cans, and thus kept always on hand. A housewife can always be ready for one of those old-fashioned fam ily parties, at which people drink a little beer and eat lots of food, if she'U keep on her reserve shelf some cans of frankfurters, sausage, sar dines, sauerkraut, cheeses of all kinds and canned sandwich spreads. Also canned crackers that will keep everlastingly crisp, pretzels, salttnes, cheese crackers and cheese sticks. Or if the party is to be a regular sit-down-and-eat affair, there are cans of beef a la mode, corned beef, ham sliced, whole, deviled, or in loaf form, chicken whole, bone less, deviled and in tamales potted meats, pigs' feet and a lot more. - The great point now, according When yon tee Nsm Path M tie psttm y KNOW jm itlt Shredded Wheat. The Dated Til r COFFEE Pound 27C (An exceptional low price for a high - - quality coffee) . are higher than our selling price) Pkg or Regular) ..20c Soup, 20 oz. cans, .:...-.-35c Chips, 5 lb. Pkg. 35c gallon $1.15; half - 59c Maple) j i VEGETABLES Watermelon' .. le lb. Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. 19c Real Concord Grapes 2 lb. basket .,.......!5c Tomatoes, 8 lb. basket 10c Fresh Ginger Root 60c lb. to the brewers, Is not only to eat the right things with beer, but not m aouse tne new privilege of drink ing the beverage which makes these things taste so good. . Britain's Robot To Show His Tricks Montreal (IP) Britain's master mechanical man, "Erie the Robot," is to be exhibited at the forthcom ing Central Canada Exhibition at Ottawa. Standing little higher than an or THIS WEEK'S ANGEL FOOD IPHNEAIPPLE BAKED BY BENSON ALSO WHITE AND CUSTARD Order A ' Fresh One From Your Grocer MIDGET A ; MARKET '(Hill DEPIA68IC. Originators of Low Prices 351 State St. ;? Regular Prices Not "Specials" School Days are here again and the .children will need plenty of good wholesome meat to retain the health they have gained during the summer months.. The meats yon buy in our market are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Salem's only market operating under 'di rect State Inspection. That is why par ticular people patronize the Midget. Fresh Young Pig Roasting Hams Pork Roast ,12C Lb. 9C Lb. Dainty Lean ... , : . Slices of Loin Chops Fresh Ham ISCLb. I5c Lb. All Pork Sausage Per Pound Hc Sausage mnde as it should be by a man who knows how. Fresh Ground Beef Per Pound 10c It means just that. The meat is fresh. The grinding is fresh. - ' : Prime Beef ' Finest Pot Roast Sirloin Steak QCLb. izy2clb. ChoicI Swi8S Cul Boiling Beef Round Steak 6C Lb. HVfeCLb. "Flavorized" Sliced Bacon, per lb. 17V&C Bacon has so many uses: From the thin slices, which are a part of every American breakfast, ' to the humble chunk which Is destined to be boiled with the green beans for dinner, turning them into bits of delegability, bacon runs the whole gamut of meals, plain and fancy. You just can't keep house without it. .' Home Rendered - - LARD Fresh MARGARINE, 1 Vegetable SHORTENING Sugar Cured : ! Sugar Cured PICNICS : Cottage Rolls OC H. IOC Lb. ...A real buy' ; f Practically boneless We close at 6 P. M. On Saturdays at 7 P. M. HARRY M. LEVY, Prop. dinary man, Erie one of the only two mechanical men In the world weighs three and a halt tons. With , out .any human aid other than the voice ,wie rouoc sianos, or sits aown. by word ot command, smokes ( cig arette, fires a revolver, answers aim. pie questions, reads from a book and does other amazing things. , ' The robol'was InvehUa? ay noral an Mrs flaivtlla HnlHn nf niH.Mln ovhihtrfan tMi' vlll Ka taVnn nn is 2 Pounds II 5 c a OMM
