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14 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Nov.. 21, 1946 funlnj f-alter A Welcome Friday Dish M:rd Jutce Cock:at! Scallops en Brotlieu Toitiators sniffed Willi o:ivc Cauliflower Snow Cliicory with Paprika French Drculnf Chocolate Nut Puddins (Recipes Serve Four) Scallops en Brochette 4 thin slices bacon 1 pound scallop Salt and pepper Lemon Juice Sail bread crunibl Chopped parsley large muahrooms Cut bacon in squares and par tially cook half of them. Parboil scallops until they shink slight ly. Cut in halves and season with salt, pepper and lemon juice. Put on skewers, first a square of raw bacon, then three scallops, alternating with cooked bacon and mushrooms, and the last a square of raw bacon. Roll each skewer in soft bread crumbs mixed with chopped parsley. Arrange across a bread pan. Broil or bake until bacon is crisp and brown, turning several times. Toast one slice of bread for each two skewers and cut in halves diagonally. Moisten witn melted butter and season to taste with lemon juice. Push hairing BE SURE IT'S Insist on sugar do you SHRINK FROM WASHING SWEATERS? ! wash em better (aster than anything else! They look -fit just like new!" Grocery, Drug end Department Stores. 25 cents. Made for Wool by a Wool Firm WOOIFOAM CORP., NEW YORK 10, N.Y. contents from skewers onto toast. Garnish with lemon quar ters and parsley sprigs. Tomatoes Stuffed with Olives 4 tomatoes Stale bread crumbs i cup stuftrd olives, chopped la teaspoon it.lt Few srains Iieshly ground pepper Remove tops from tomatoes, drain pulp. Measure and add an equal amount of stale bread crumbs, olives, salt and pepper Fill tomatoes and cover witn buttered crumbs. Bake at 3aOl 18 minutes or until crumbs an? browned. Stretch the Meat Rice and Ea Hors D Oeuvrrt Vrai Chop fluey Fried NoodlM Frozen Fruil Salad (Recipes Serve Four) Veal Chop Siiey 1 lablejpouii fat 2 i-iiiis cooked veaJ, cut Jn strip! ' irren pepper, cut fine 1 pup shredded onion 1 cup shredded celery 1 cup veitl stock 1 teaspoon salt !i teaspoon cornstarch t teaspoon co-d wsier 4 cup salted peanuts, 11 h reded ' 3 tablespoons soy sauce 1 cup combined bean sprouts, water cheatnuta, bamboo shoo; Melt fat and add veal. Brown slightly and remove from pan. To fat add green pepper and onion and cook for five minutes Add celery, veal, veal stock, salt and cornstarch mixed with cold water. Stir and simmer five minutes. Add the bean sprouts, water chestnuts, bam boo shoots, soy sauce and pea nuts. Keep over flame until alJ are thoroughly heated. Serve over fried noodles. An estimated 28,000,000 food parcels were shipped during the war to Americans and allied prisoners of war. I The Sunday Meal f Avocado Canapes ; Salmi of Duck Golden Sweets in Jackets Peaa French Style Raw Carrot Sticks ' Rhubarb Betty (Recipes Serve Four) Salmi of Duck 3 tablespoons butter or marsanne 'i small onion, chopped fine 4 shallots chopped line Vi pound mushrooms, sliced 3 tablespoons flour 1 cup claret 3 tablespoons cnopped celery 1 cuo stock 1 tablespoon minced parsley ' teaspoon thyme Va teaspjon Worcestershire xauca 3 cups chopped cooked duck 1 dozen ollvex, pitted Salt and pepper Melt the butter or margar ine and saute in it the onion, shallots and mushrooms. Add flour and continue cooking over a very low flame until the flour is a light brown. Add claret and stock, herbs and seasonings and simmer for 15 minutes. Add the duck and olives. Heat to the boiling point, adding more pep per and salt to taste. Turn onto a hot platter and garnish with toast points. Rhubarb Betty 3 cups diced rhubarb 3 cups bread cubes (leftover! are fine) ' cup 6'jsar 3 tablespoons Inlit corn sirup Kt cup orange Juice 1 teaspoon srated orance rind I tablespoons lemon Juice l teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons butter or margarine (meltedi U cup boiling water Mix ingredients and pour into buttered baking dish. Cover and bake 35 minutes in mod erate oven. Stir. Uncover and bake 15 minutes to brown the top. Serve plain, with lemon sauce or cream. That "something sweet to top off the meal" is just as im portant In a lunch box as it is in a meal served at home. It's a good idea to include fruit often; but children and grown ups alike will appreciate hav ing something to go with the fruit. LEGAL XoflCEbr REARING OF OBJECTION! TO FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that W. K. Stewart. Jr. as the duly appointed, quali fied and acting administrator de Bonn oon. of the estate of Frank Lynch, de ceased, has duly rendered and presented for settlement and filed 'In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon. County of Marion. Probate Department, a final ac count ot his administration 01 said es tate; and that Tuesdaj the Twenty-alxth RIGHT-NOW CLEANER Far General Houm Cleaning Dishes, Laundry, Woodwork Ha rmleis Sanitary places Soap Softer for Hands ASK ALL GROCERS Comes in packages 25c 50e $1.00 HERMOSA PRODUCTS CO. 04 N.E. Ruin II Strati. Portland. Oreaa Hi day of November. 1041, at the hour of ten o'clock In thi forenoon of said day. at the courtroom of said court in -be Marlon County Courthouse In the City nl Salem. Marlon County. Ores on. havt been duly fixed and appointed by tald cojrt a the time" and the place for the hearlna of objections to said final account and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published the twenty lourth day of October, IB. W. E STEWART. 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He knew how to Ait play them: neatly arranged, with the husks cleanly trimmed, and tho booth white and spotless. Trimmings" sure make a differ ence no matter what you're offer ing as Andy Botkin, keeper of the Garden Tavern, well knows. Andy doesn't just sell good beer. He sells it in a place that's clean and attrac tive ... in nice surroundings that belong with the enjoyment of a wholesome beverage of moderation. And Andy, of course, is a whole hearted supporter of "Self Regu lotion." That's the system by which the Brewers and tavorn keepers themselves make sure that taverns selling beer are clean and orderly. From where I sit, people like Andy also rale a "First priie." Not Just for the quality of the product but for the "trimmings" too. Copyright, J946, Uruui Stout Brewers FmuuLusm 0 AfodSto I'M B-"r I fj ) fX y sj If y Vk. MMmMifHhi rj CItfor tops in flavor J5Y " msiL yJJSi i) MELLO CUP ' Z C0FFEE IB WtlaUa thata.vs'nea;;; E lb. 45c PELECO No. 2i Can SWEET POTATOES .... 27c RADIANT 1 lb. Pkg. FRUIT CAKE MIX . , . . . 39c PENNANT ' 30 oz. Jar MINCE MEAT . . . . . . 37c ALL GOLD . . No. 2'2 Can FRUIT COCKTAIL .... 39c TO MAKE YOUR DINNER A COMPLETE FEAST FOR EVERYONE Once Again We Offer You These Large Sound CRANBERRIES at This IGA Low Price Oregon's Finest 1 lb. 39c RED EMPEROR. GRAPES . . 1 lb. 19c UTAH GREEN CELERY . . lb. 6c FLORIDA Size 288 ORANGES . 2 doz. 53c Chuck Full or Sweet Juice A FAVORITE SEA FOOD DELICACY BLUE PLATE No. 1 can m A A SHRIMP SMALL No. 1 can I ' GULF MAID SHRIMP riEC'ES AND STEMS 4 oz. can JHA MUSHROOMS 'V VALLEY BLOOM PEACH PRESERVES VALLEY BLOOM APRICOT PRESERVES .... 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All PEARL RICE I " CROWN BEST . 25 lb. sack M im PATENT FLOUR : CROWN BEST 10 lb. sack mM A PATENT FLOUR 'lv BF.UKO 2 pkgs. iA PUDDING POWDER 1VC PLAIN OR IODIZED t pkgi. 4C IGA SALT l'C SEA ISLAND 1 lb. pkg. rfrfA POWDERED SUGAR 1C SEA ISLAND 1 lb. pkg. 4 f BROWN SUGAR IvC KELLOGG'S II oz. pkg. rtrfA CORN FLAKES Uv KELLOGG'S 5i oz. pkg. ii RICE KRISPIES 11C QUICK OR REGULAR 28 oz. pkg. 0m A CREAM OF WHEAT ..AC SPERRY 28 oz. pkg. Af, WHEAT HEARTS ..2C SPERRY 28 oz. pkg. 0 M PANCAKE FLOUR MC SPERRY 4 lb. sack PANCAKE FLOUR CALIFORNIA 12 oz. pkg. ffk BLACK MISSION FIGS ZC CALIFORNIA 12 oz. pkg. CALIMYRNA FIGS C PRICES EFFECTIVE AT THE FOLLOWING IGA STORES i mmmm mmmmm MMIIM KRUEGER'S KASH & KARRY BERG'S GROCERY STATE STREET MARKET RDnAnwAVYfDnrFDV Abont 1 mile east of SUit Hospital nrttf Ci i ,.,.. . -t . DKUAlWAT uKULlKT East Center at 40th Street 1701 Center StrLeet f State Street Qf j plenty of parking space Corner of 17th In the Heart of the City complete food store LEMMON'S MARKET CARTER'S MARKET MODEL FOOD MARKET independence Ample Parking Space 17th and Market Streets 275 N. High Street FOOD MARKET ! 598 N. Commercial Street It's Easy to Park at Carter's Free Parking Lot independence. OREGON THESE PRICES ARE ALSO EFFECTIVE IN GERVAIS AT RONNER'S GROCERY
