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The Washington times., 1929-12-27

z.
Junket The main milk dessert
is. of course. junket. Besides
vanilla, caramel. and chocolate
junket the prepared powders may
be used, but the variations made
at home take little or no time
to prepare and are not only
cheaper but TO most children
more palatable. Bananas or other
fruit may be sliced into the
junket before 1t sets. For the
child who does not like the con-
SiStency of junket, q milk gelatin
Is often acceptable.
Basic Milk Gelatin One and
one half tablespoons gelatin
soaked five minutes in q quarter
cup cold Chestnut Farms milk.
Add one-Quarter cup sugar and
pinch Of salt to one and q
quarter cups scalded Chestnut
Farms milk. and when dissolved
in gelatin heat In double boiler
until gelatin is dissolved. Add
half q teaspoon Of vanilla and
chill. This may be pleasantly
varied by substituting fruit juice
for part Of the milk or q half
cup of fruit puree or cooked or
raw fruit, such as orange sec.
tons, sliced peaches or cooked
apricotS may be added when the
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Plate Glass Tops Enhance
the Appearance and
Protect Your Table or
Desk

Not another piece Of furniture
ir the home is as apt to get
scratched. or burned by hot
dishes ard lmarred in various
WAYS as the dining table.
Therefore, it is well to know
where one can get q plate glass
top TO protect It. Realizing that
tables and desks retain their
good looks longest when covered
with plate glass tops, the Hugh
Reilly Co, Paints and Glass, 1884
New York Ave-, feature plate
glass tops cut to order to fit any
table or desk. Such protection
adds little to the cost, but greatly
enhances your furniture's ap-
pearance.
While IN this store ask to see
the Electric Floor Polishers. The
best maker are shown here and
at moderate prices.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Nearly All Physicians
Recommend Chestnut
Farms Nursery Milk

The reason for this is quite
obvious for anyone taking the
trouble to investigate. First it is
produced with the greatest posi-
Bile care on farms specially. Sc
leCted, and approved by the
Health Department of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, from herds I'M
der constant inspection. AS q
further safeguard the milk is bot
tied, capped and sealed right on
the farms brought to the Chest
nut Farms Dairy, where it. is kept
1t perfectly even temperature
until such time as it is delivered
to your home.
For over thirty years this dairy
has co-operated with the medical
authorities of washington In the
interest OF milk of a superior
quality and they invite the public
TO call and inspect their plant
that they may better appreciate
Slae care taken with the milk sup
ply. Phone Potomac 1000 for ser
vice.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
A New Years Breakfast

It seems quite fitting that since
breakfast on January first begins
a New Year as well as a new day,
1t should be a meal Of Import
ance. We might say that it is the
link between the watch night"
party Of the evening before and
the opening of the day that fol
lows. For this reason, everybody
will be happier If the breakfast
Is served late In the morning, and
to start the year right-we must
be happy on the first day, let it
be then a laughing. lingering
hour of informality which marks
the beginning Of this new mile
stone, when family and friends
may leiSurely make new resolu-
tons while enjoying the good old
fashioned dishes 50 dear to their
heart.
Let the meal be a hearty one,
beginning with fresh fruit-ap-
Piles, grapefruit, oranges and
grapes are at their best. A warm
cereal served with cream lends
warmth and cheer. Ham and
eggs are favoriteS with many for
the main course, while others pre-
fer an omelet with bacon curlS
or hot buckwheat cakes with crisp
and piping hot SauSageS. An
other favorite is fried apples with
curly strips of bacon. There is
no end to the list of breads from
which one might choose. Rolls,
hot biscuits, mullins, popOverS,
coffee cakes, toast and scenes
an infinite variety. any one Of
which would be a delectable &C
compartment TO the main dish
of q breakfast.
The beverage? Coffee, of
course: the climax to a delightful
breakfast, the drink which binds
all foods with its fragrance and
flavor into a perfect meal. Let
it be clear and sparkling, lacking
in bitterness, breathing aroma,
! tantalizingly rich.
Breakfast Menu
Grapes
Cream Of Wheat Cream
Grilled Ham with Apple Rings
Butter Balls PopoverS
Coffee
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
If Bald You Remain
Bald, Doctor Holds

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. IT.
There is no hope for the bald
headed man. Tonics and mas.
sages and electric treatments
won't help.
I'm fact" said DR.. sigmund 8.
Greenbaum, Philadelphia skin
specialist, "the only cure for
badness Is prevention.
Badness" he said. usually
is the result of neglect and of
scurvy, untreated dandruff loaded
scalp. The treatment of badness
Is the treatment Of this condi.
tion-hut once badness is pres
ent. no power on earth can
remedy it."
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Try
Hi g;s4t
~ DONUTS

When your grocer says to you,
I'VE recommend Sally Lou Honey
Dipt Donllts listen to what he
has TO say. It's Interestingly. He'll
tell you that they are the first he
has felt at liberty to recommend
as being as good as the best home
made doughnuts. He will also tell
you that they are made from
wheat flour. raised with yeast,
fried in pure vegetable shortening
to a criSpy golden brown, then
dipped In delicious honey icing
They Melt in Your Mouth" Take
home a few today and see for
yourself just how delicious they
are. Give them to the family dur
ing the holiday season they're
healthy and nutritious. Sold by
nearly all good grocers and res
taurantS.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Human Brain Studied
By New X.RaY Device

TORONTO, Ont Dec. IT,
Science, by the x-ray. can nov
examine the human brain. seek
ing to detect tunors, without
harm to the patient.
This marvellous process was de
scribed by DR.. Temple Fay. Uni.
versity Of Pennsylvania profes.
sor, at the fifteenth annual con.
vention Of the Pathological SO.
ciety Of North America, in ses
sion here.
Many abnormal condition. OF
the brain have been shown with
this new method, which is said
to offer the most accurate means
Of diagnosis Of brain tumor or in
jury, according to the specialists
The Washington times., 1929-12-27

Antipasti- stripped red pi-
mentos, anchovies, capers, celery,
olives lgreenl, salonit.
(Arrange the above In columns
on platter so. the guests may
easily take from whichever col
inrl they wish or from alb
Chicken Broth SaltineS
Ravioli Mushroom Sauce
Pot Roast Sliced
(from above Saucel
Roast Turkey Dressing
Baked White Potatoes
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Home made Rolls Butter
Cranberry Sauce
Roast Turkey Dressing
Candles Wine
Nuts Of Roast Spanish ChestnutS
Derni TaSSe
MRS. JANE C. MASSINO,
6I8 orleans Place N. E.,
washington, D. C.
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I \ &@ -
'uG&M1gGeo:n.
FLOUR

TO make hem-because it is the
flour especially adapted for fam
lily use and therefore achieves the
best results with kitchen faciIi-
ties. 1t comes mixed with the
exactly correct proportions of
leavening phosphates so that
there Is no mixing or expense for
baking powder.
Self-rising Washington Flour Is
one of the Pantry Pals"-ma6e
right here in Washington by the
wilkins Rogers Milling Co. and
for sale by grocers and delicates-
sens throughout the city in sizes
from 2-lb. sacks up. If you'll try
Washington Flour once you will
adopt 1t In your baking Plain
Washington Flour for all pur-
poses: ! Self.rising Washington
Flour for biscuits. waffles, etc.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Kitchen Resolutions By
Winifred Thurlow,
Director of the Home
Service Bureau of the
Gas Light Go,

l. Resolved that I shall have
a more cheerful and attractive
kitchen than ever before.
Q. Resolved that ! shall plan
the meals more carefully, with q
view to conserving time, money
and health.
8. Resolved that shall not al
low my work to become drudgery;
that T. shall take pride In doing
the meaneSt task well.
4. Resolved that shall not
spoil good food by poor cookery.
S. Resolved that I shall have
the most up-to-date kitchen equip
ment that can afford.
s. Resolved that I shall attempt
to learn more about balanced
meals and the preparation Of
good food for the sake of my
| family's health.
Z. Resolved that I shall serve
my meals more attractively than
I have done in the past.
8. Resolved that / shall allow
my children to have only those
foods suitable to their ages, and
that at their regular meal time.
9. Resolved that good manners
shall be observed at my table.
10. Resolved that I shall at
tempt to make MY meals more
palatable by varying the menu
from day to day.
IL. Resolved that ] shall use a
part of the leisure time which
modern time saving appliances al
low me in making my family
happy.
IL. Resolved that I shall plan
oven meals. one dish meals or
time saving menus which will
give me more time with my fam
ily and friends.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Your Home Will Take On
A Festive Appearance
After Being Renovated
BY the National Office
and Window Cleaning
Company
Company

Take q well-trained staff and the
right equipment the home to be
renovated after the holiday parties
and gayeties, the windows cleaned
and the tufted furniture vacuuned.
the floors waxed and the wood
work washed. Repeat this to your
self. then call the National Office
and window Cleaning Company.
National 4l55 and National 4156,
and ask them to call and 60 over
your home. They will make your
home over after the holiday festiiv.
itiesclea your furniture, tapes
tries and silkwaIls, also restore the
most delicate paints and woods to
look like new. They win renovate
your entire home, and it is ali
done under the supervision Of
the manager. Location Stewart
Building, Sixth and . SITS. NV.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Missouri Rabbits Freed
To Stock Hunting Crop

BELLEFONTE. Pa, Dec. IT.
Game Protector Thomas c. Mo,
sier has received q shipment Of
500 Missouri rabbits which he
has liberated in the woodlands
surrounding Bellefonte as propa-
eating stock for next falls hunt
ing.
With more than 10000 cotton.
tails killed during the recent
months open season the State
has already begun stocking up
for next season. The 500 Mis-
souri, breeders put out here with
the rabbits yet in the woods VIII
furnish an abundant crop by
next fall, it is claimed.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Harvard Junior Dies
After History Fall

NEW YORK; Dec. "a d.Nsl.
Funeral services for Benson Dor.
ing. 2O-year-old Harvard junior.
who was killed in q fall from 3
window OF the eleventh story
apartment Of his parents, win be
held tomorrow from st. Paurs
Chapel, Columbia University.
The tragedy occurred after young
Boring had returned from a Christ
has Eve party. Police declared
the fall was accidental
The youth was the only son of
Professor and Mrs. William A.
Boring. The father is professor of
design and director of the school
Of architecture at Columbia.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Say Happy New Year
With Flowers From
GfillbOrtzer's. 1905
Best Greeting

The holiday season Is 8 season
III good win. parties and, gifts.
Flowers fit in everywhere and on
any occasion. Grillbortzer, florist,
located ct 8l5 Thirteenth ST. N.
WI, has every available variety Of
out flowers and ported plants for
the holiday season. Your order
will receive the same prompt, care
fuf attention. whether it Is selected
personally, BY phone or by mali
There are many attractive floral
suggestions In GrilIbortzer's dis
plays holiday center pieces for
the table priced at $3.50. Plants
&c ST. 80 and up. Cut flowers at
the same attractive prices. Ma
tiOnal 1916 and National 1917.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Bruins in Third Place
In Pro Cage League

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-The Chi
cago Bruins hold q clean, UNI
shared title to third place in the
professional basketball league to-
day after nosing Fort Wayne out
Of It's claim here last night by
defeating the Indiana team, "A
TO Is.
This completed the Chicago-Fort
Wayne series Of two games, Chi
cago having defeated Fort Wayne
last Sunday, Is to Is.
The, holiday spirit was lacking
in the pushing, showing play, and
as a result as personal fouls we're
called,
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Caseys Hold Annual
Party for Orphans

The annual Christmas party.
given by the knights Of ColuEl.
bus to. orphans in ell Of the
homes OF the city, was held this
morning at 9 o'clock at the
Palace Theater
! An Our Gang comedy and
Alian r ogers and Sunshine
sammy on the stage were among
the entertainment features
offered. AS each child left the
theater he was presented with a
gift from the knights.
The affair was under the direc-
ton Of Eugene C. BaczenaS,
chairman Of the Washington
Chapter. Knights of Columbus.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Pilot Of Glider Killed,
TaITxie Shows His Fail

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.--
Charles J. Ferguson, Army war.
rant officer. whose ambition had
been to span the Golden Gate -
q raotorless glider, was hurled TO
his death when the machine,
towed by an airplane, nosed up
into a cross current.
AS a private airplane towed
Ferguson and his glider from
Crissy Field, his safety strap
broke and the glider pilot was
hurled head first from his con
trivance. Every movement Of the
accident was. recorded by News
reel photographers as well as
sound pictures.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Holiday Candy,
Attractively Boxed,
Makes New Year
Citing Easy

Christmas Citing is over, but the
holidays are still with us. The
New Year win be ushered in with
parties and with gifts of flowers
and candy. CornweIl's have q
beautiful display of holiday gift.
ing candies all the fruit flaVors
-caramelS and nuts. Assorted
candies at ST the pound and the
Famous Milk Chocolates at 81.
You'n enjoy these candies at home
and certainly you1l enjoy giving
them.
'Tisn't too late to take home one
of the "Ole MiSsuS' fruit cakes
featured In CornwelI's. These
fruit cakes are delicious and will
last indefinitely. 1929 g st. N. w.
National O875.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Hot Bread Is Healthy

If you have thought that you
can't eat hot biscuits. that Is a
mistake for DR.. william Gerry
Morgan, leading stomach special
ist and President-elect Of the
American Medical Association,
lecturing before the medical stu
dents Of Georgetown University,
says that baking powder biscuits,
II properly made, are easiest ci-
gested Of all breads. The Doctor
puts emphasis on properly made"
and II you win follow his thought
through you will have no trouble
from eating hot biscuits.
Use SeIf.rising
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Second Prize

Color Scheme-Gold White, Red
Resolution Cocktail
Orange Grapefruit and Grape Juice Cocktail With
Red Cherry
Under each cocktail glass placed q small pencil
resolutions. Seal and keep until next New
Picked Onions Celery CmlS
garnished with quartered red apples baked with pig
eandied sweet Potatoes caulflower with White sauce
Apple and Cranberry Sauce
Old and New Year Candle Salad
Lettuce leaf slice short
banana bananas placed upright on pineapple with piece Of
cherry represent flame tiny yellow
cheese bell on side of plate.
Red Raspberry Jelly Rings With centers Filled With
Vanilla Ice Cream Thin Slices Gold Cake
Candied Grapefruit Peel Canded Pineapple
os'0s' - 0A'f''s' ALMA 4. MURRAY l.''
i24 n. West Street.
Alexandra, va.
Third Prize
ss assps o9s. Cocktails N grapefruit Shells On s'' esi..y
Cream of Tomato Soup s+ es
Deviled Lobster in shell satines
IS Roast Turkey-Sausage and Celery Shutting
Cranberry Jelly
Sweet Potatoes-Solthern Style
Mashed Potatoes Baked Onions
Corn Pudding Grape sherbet
Fruit Salad Charlotte Russo ice Cream and cake
MRS j. L. o'coMJEr1.
Il 034 Eye ST. N. W.,
Washington D. G.
New Dinner ~4Cranberry Sauce Celery Olive
Crab Flake Cocktail Waldorf Salad
,. a 1850. Mnce and Pumpkin Pie Chees
SohSonne Sia0AV0 Nuts Minis Rsisins
oyster stuffng EUTH FRAZER WATSON SOM
Mashed Potatoes Boiled Onions Route No. q,
Baked Winter Squash Landoyer Md
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Cotton Cloths

A very welcome introduction
into our household supplies for
the table are the gaily colored
cotton sets which are both mex
pensiye and practical4 -and very
much the fashion.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
$1,000 in Prizes

the person submitting the best recipeany kndJane
will mail a check for $500 second prize win be $500
and the third prize win This contest
and closes January 6t contributions must be that
date Winners will be announced this January 9th
Address all communications Jane Washington Times
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
New Year Dinner

New Year Dinner
Oysters on Half Shell
Stuffed Celery Ripe Olives
Cream Of Mushroom Soup
Bread Sticks Fried Apples
Roast Goose or Duck
Chestnut Stuffing
Glace Sweet Potatoes Peas
Creamed Cauliflower Fluffy
Yellow Turnips
Dinner Rolls Currant Jelly
Hearts Of Lettuce Salad
Russian Dressing
Mince Pie French Ice Cream
Nuts Coffee MINIS
Mrs. M. CATION,
Rt. |, E. Falls Church, Va.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Milk Desserts For ChiIdren-EasiIy Made and
Certainly Healthy

with moderate degree Of imagination
sit down with pencil and and name at least one hun
with usual kitchen supplies
children. Yet the most
complaint young that there few desserts
good
ones here are that the little viii like and
unndA y II 2 81
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Here Are the Prize Winners on Jane
New Years Menu Contest
First Prize
New Year Dinner
Fruit Cups

First Prize
New Year Dinner
Fruit Cups
Cream Celery Soup Cheese Sticks
Olives Il Celery Hearts
Roast Duck With Old Fashioned Dressing
Brown Gravy
Candled Sweet Potatoes Mashed Turnips
White Potato Puffs
Creamed Asparagus Stuffed Fresh Tomatoes
Vegetable Salad
Corn Meal Mullins White Bread
Cheese and Nut Balls With Lettuce
Ribbon Cake Rose Ice Cream
Coffee, Tea Milk
Decorations
After all the red and decorations for Christmas,
changed table to white New Year dinner
MY table covered with lace tabecloth with pink beneath
flat centerpiece Of pink short candestcks with
plain pink candles shades wish My cards
paint white cards plain with pink buds and
cluster Of white and pink ribbons Cut out the edge
viii show The ribbon cake is white with pink layer Icing
Is pink and white and ice in rnouds Of pink
JOSIE r. FRATLEY,
5716 9Th st. N. W..
Washington d. C
The Washington times., 1929-12-27

Baked fillet Of fish. spinach. au
gratin potatoes, jellied tomato
salad, ice cream with sauce. cake.
coffee.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27
Fruit Cocktail

/ Fruit Cocktail
Oyster Soup
Olives sweet Pickles
Roast Sucking PIC
Drowned Potatoes
Diced Turnips Hollandaise Sauce
ScalIoped Tomatoes in Ramekins
Cranberry Apple Sauce
Celery Hearts and Eudive Salad
Thousand Island Dressing
Orange Ice Small Cakes
Nuts BonbonS
Coffee
MRS. HAZEL G. THURSTON,
2148. o st. NJ. W.
Washington, p. G.
Ice Cold Orange Juice Served
in Green Cocktail Glasses
Cream of Asparagus Soup
Stuffed Celery Bread Sticks
Bakes Smithfield Ham Garnlshed
with Radish Roses and
Gala Lilies
Apple Sauce Compete
Baked Onions Stuffed
With Mushrooms
Potato Balls In Parsley Butter
Spinach Mold Filled with Whole
CauIiflower, Hot Butter Poured
Over 1t, Sprinkled
With Paprika
Small Finger Rolls
Small Tomatoes Filled with Mixed
Vegetable Aspic on Water Cress
Strawberry Parfait with
Fresh Berry on Top
Derni TaSse
Mrs. CHARLES G. KENNON,
500 irty-eighth st. N. W.
washington, p. G.
sOId Virginia" New Year Menu
Black Pea Soup
Celery Whole Picked Peaches
Roast OpoSsuT11
sweet vans Brown Gravy
Brussels Sprouts
Hot Biscuits Fresh Country Butter
MiYce Tarts Hot Cider
(clovedl
MRS. EDITH BUTLER,
fi27 Eighth ST. ~. w.
washington, p. q.
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Have You An Idea?

This column Is for the exchange OF
IDEAS Contributions are invited from
James readers. One woman likes to
read what another has to say and. in
eidentally gain lot from the ideas
given Each week prize OF 81 will
be sent the one contributing the best
idea. address to Jane, care The WASH
ington Times
Before driving q nail in. the
wall dip 1t into hot water and
it will not crack the plaster. To
remove tackS and screws easily
drop q drop Of paraffin on them.
Contributed by Mrs. 4. A. q.
When handling freshly laun.
dered curtains on rods that sag
and pull the curtains, place a
thimble over the edge Of the rod
and it will slide. through. Con.
tributed by r. A. K.
Parsley Is much easier to cut
il it is washed in hot instead OF
cold water. Contributed by Molly c
The Washington times., 1929-12-27

Cranberry Sauce Celery Olives
Waldorf Salad
Mince and Pumpkin Pie Cheese
Nuts Minis RsisinS
Confectionery Coffee
RUTH FRAZER WATSON,
Route No. q,
Landoyer, Nd.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27

Eectroux-he Refrigerator and the Magic Chef Gas Range
shown illustration above be purchased washington
Cast irht Comma !.
The Washington times., 1929-12-27

Dear Readers-You win not
hear from me again until 1880,
therefore I am taking this OPP
portunity to wish every one of
you q Happy New Year.
Cordially,
The Washington times., 1929-12-27

New Year Dinner
Crab Flake Cocktail
Consomnae Crackers
Roast Turkey
Oyster Stuffing
Mashed Potatoes Boiled Onions
Baked Winter Squash
The Washington times., 1929-06-25
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The Washington times., 1929-06-25

Because 1t Il 50 helpful In keep
Ing babies and children healthy and
happy avery mother should know
about Phillips Mix Of Magneaia.
This harmless, almost taateiess
preparation il most effective In ra.
Having those SYMPTOMS Of babies
and children generally caused by
snuring food ii the little digestive
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quent vomiting, feverishness. collie.
As . mild laxative, 1t acts gently.
but certainly, to open the little
bowels in constipation. colds chill
dren's diseases.
A teaspoonful Of Phillips Milk of