Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
SOME CLEVER HINTS
ON THE SUNDAY DINNER

What shall we have for dinner to-
morrow Is the question that con-
fronts many a good housewife of Al
buquerque this morning.
The difficulty Is not from lack OF
supply, but Of making choice from the
variety Of good things so a|bundantly
offered In u markets. be IL said to
the credit and enterprise Of our
dealers.
Should II be desired IA have the
first course a Onsomm as a gentle
hint of the weightier things 10 fol-
low, a 5-eent soup bunch of parsley.
celery. onions and carrots and a 10
cent cut of beef knuckle will afford
the means.
II you prefer to come 10 the good
things at Once without unnecessary
preliminary, oysters are at hand fresh
from the Atlantic ranches, Astounding
In the fullness of sea flavor. and they
cost 20 cents a quart. solid measure,
no tank stun.
The fish our ONES next. 1t may
be planned from lake fish at 20 cents,
red snapper Is cents. salmon 20 cents
or the plebian but toothsome catfish
at 20 cent per pound.
II Will lake "a cents a pound to
place the great American turkey. but
II content with Kansas or Local
chicken, 16 TO Is cents a pound will
do. A goose or duck will cost 20 cents
a pound, bur you viii probably need
10 order Yesterday as the market
seems bare OF these kinds Of birds. ex-
cept by order.
If you are English and nothing viii
do but a b%aronial roast OF beef that
VIII call for a clearing house certin-
cate Of from IS TO 1S cents per pound.
A pork roast, generally of the Kan
sas brand, costs 1S to 20 cents. Veai
is about the same, but In very limited
alnHn1N ~ tho HpII az Tho rut1I go.
be needed. how win a big jack rab- |
bit answer for a quarter.
Cabbage AT . cents, cndiVe tho |
same, and two heads of lettuce ditto.
viii hll In for salads. Celery grown
around this city n possessing a
crispness and delieacy of flavor un-
to any grown outside tho
shadow OF the Sandals, will cost the
small sum Of 9 cents for a large stalk
Or a full bunch for 60 ceents.
Irish potatoes from 2h to 3 cents
per pound, sweets 8 cents. squash 4
cents, parsnips 3 pounds for a dime. /
> cents, Mexican beans dry
cents a pound, and other things In
ike proportion.
To make the custard and ice creams
he milkman will plead that feed Ia
of sight and insist upon 10 cents
per quart for milk or cream at 10
cents. The eggs will likely be from
kansas u COST 80 cents y dozen, +
whether good or bad viii be deter
mined at breaking.
Lemons to max the pies are %
per dozen. but the men folks
prefer those made Of mince
that costs rs cents a pound
Cheese. as "A complimentary. will be
cents a pound. No cheese Is made
n this country outside of York state.
rs you doubtless know.
Apples from Colorado are used only
or decorations and cost 10 cents n
pound. Oranges from old Mexico 25
o so cents per dozen. as you may Sc
ect. They are rather our me SHOULD
De sliced M and mixed with the
minced meats of English walnuts al
10 cents a pound and plenty OF sugar. I
cost dollar for f~ifteen1
Bananas cost 40 cents pei
lOzen. and cranberries for the turkey
cunt in at Is cents per quart.
California and Malaga grapes
ange from 20 TO 20 cents. Grape
ruit 20 cents each or two for 30
.ents. if you happen 10 have that |
much currency left at this state or ]
he game. '
II YOU must have flowers as a EN-
err piece after the style Of things AZ 4.
he Alvnrado. you will probably have
a mortgage the home. but if content /
With beautiful carnations at $I.20 or
'oses at 81. 90 per dozen. the pleasure :
= at your command.