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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-17

FOR SALE acre grapefruit grove Just
outside OF city limits. City water. gas.
ana electricity. Excellent homesite.
Call W. m. Egan. l395-W. xfO
10 ACRES on Military paving. ? miles
west Of Brownsville. 20 acres on paw
ing near L%antanna; 8 acres right az
Rio Hondo, ID in citrus. Priced right.
Terms. II. H. Parks, San Benito. Tex
as- xi6i
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Classified Business Directory
REAL ESTATE
Riverside Park

BrownsyiIle's most exclusive residen-
ttal district. Carefully improved home
sites from $4,000 up. terms. l-acre
improvements. 3-ycars' care. Riverside
Development Company. owners and de-
velopers. Sales office Riverside Boule-
ward. Riverside Park. W. II. Egan. Sales
Director. phone I3s5-W. x39
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5. p. carried 9 fruit and 60 vege-
table.
NEW YORK STOCKS
NEW YORK, Jan. l7.-lPy-The
stock market opened highly irregu-
lar today. Allied Chemical lost 2i5
points. Electric Auto Lite III, and
Johns Manville ! point. American
and Foreign Power sagged A, Stu
debaker =, and Radio u. u. s..
Steel was supported, however, mov
ing up z. A block Of 10000 shares
Of General Motors was taken n
higher. Several utilities were III
demand, North American and Con-
solidated Gas rising -. American
Can mounted & and Montgomery
Ward =.
The market turned heavy when
selling As renewed against leading
industrials. American Power. u. 8.
Steel common and Westinghouse
Electric lost their gains and Radio,
5. /. Case. Air Reduction and Snider
Packing sold . to 3 points below
yesterdays final quotations.
Anaconda. American tPl Foreign
Power. Eastman Kodak. National
Cash Register. Lambert. Tlmken
Roller Bearing and Union Carbide
sank a point or more before the end
Of the first half hour.
Foreign exchanges opened steady.
Sterling yielding slightly TO s4S6
1916.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. i7.-tF-|
The cotton market experienced al
steady opening in sympathy with
cables better than due. First trades
showed gains OF 2 10 3 points, March
later trading I'D TO 17.16 and May
to 1883. or 3 to 4 points above yes
terday's close. he market then
eased to 17.9 for March and 1884
for May. or s to Z points down from
the highs. probably due TO hedge
selling and some further liquidation
by recent buyers. Az the end Of the
first hour the market was az : and
teady.
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A BARGAIN-20 acres improved land:
6 acres n 7-year-old orchard. balance
for potatoes or cotton: z-room
house. other out-buildings. FL Jardin
Subdivision. Direct from heirs. Price
100000. Apply a. w. Euchel.. First
National Bank. Yi2
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TREES, PLANTS AND SEED

TREES-Grapefrult. Marsh Seedless.
Foster Pink, Duncan, also orange trees.
four varieties. Special prices on some
to mov from grove. Nursery ? miles
out OF San Benito on Highway No. IL.
II II Parks. San Benito. Tex. xl6l
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CAR SHIPMENTS

-
A total Of 2 3 cars Il fruit and
vegetables rolled from the Valley
Wednesday. The NJ. p. carried 60
fruit and l34 vegetables, while the
s. p. carried 9 fruit and 60 vege-
table.
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BUY OR EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE-Forty-six acres
irrigated, in cultivation; 2is miles
east of Harrington, on hard Surfac-
ed road. Sell any part for cash. d.
z. Nall. La Feria. Texas. Y125
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OIL LEAFS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-Cheap. boarding and
roomirg house Baltimore. 1922 81
Charles. and home dining room. zoos
st Charles Phone e29-w. or see Jesse
Jones ct 1000 St. Charles. kiss
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SERVICES

FLOWING. SUBsoILING. ch!seling. o.
any II OF cultivation Orchard care.
Tank wagon watering for trees. 30
172, Olmito. Texas. Y-3
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FOR SALE-l6 acres citrus land on
highway enc mile from La Feria,
all in cultivation. sacrifice price.
Updegraff, La Feria, Texas. Y122
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room in West
Brownsville. Call 883-W after 6
p. n. X-l34
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GOOD DEVELOPMENT PROPOSITION
I own and offer for sale 1000 acres OF
tlllable land. about $50 acres in the
brush. and about $50 acres IN prairie.
This tract lies between the Laguna
Vista property and the BOX
Rancho or Bayslde Citrus Orchard
property. The Bayside Irrigation Canal
extends along my entire north i:ne UNI
der an easement frcm me. and the
proposed canal BY Water improvement
District Fourteen has been located
from North 70 South across 1000 acres.
The spider Web" Railway Is on my
South line from East TO West with
wye" and terminus thereon. A good
graded road from North 70 South con-
meets with Point Isabel Highway and
Brownsville snd San Benito. See
James l.. Abney. 3i5 State National
Bank Building. Brownsville. Texas. or
the owner. w. b. Abney, Lampasas.
Texas. Y
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT. New apartments and rooms
Phone a5T-J. S-l7O
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"A "KIBITZER' Is q guy that hands
you a letter 10 mail without a
stamp on It. Y-l29
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FIVE ACRES, house and double
garage. Other outbuildings: two
thirc5 planted 30 Foster Pink grape
fruit trees. Well drained. On good
road ~one-Gou-th ME off highway.
3 miles from Brownsville. Address
Owner. Box 2li, CITY. Y-l33
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LIVESTOCK-POULTRY

FOR SALE-Baby chicks from the VAL
ley's best flocks. We do custom hatch
ing. O. r. Sibson Co. La Feria. Texas.
W-I09
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Mt ades. Texas

The right Is reserved I reject
any and or all bids. or to accept
other han the lowest bid. as the
interest Of the District may APP
pear.
w. c. WISE,
secretary Of Hidalgo & Cameron
Counties Water Control g. Improve
ment District No. 9.
l-l7-24.3l-3t 1857
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EXPERIENCED bookkeeper-cashier
son must have employment. Reads
asG writes Spanish. Tel. 1881.
Y-l32
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Nebraska Apartments. Furnished. frgi-
daire. Furnished and u~nfurnished cot
tages. jefferson and Fourteenth. Phone
1874. VII
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When You Are Tired or
Hot Try Iced Coffee

Honey FIavOred Iced Coffee
A fourth cupful of cold. clear
strong coffee and 4 teaspoons OF
honey. Stir until we'll mixed. Add
a half cup more Of coffee. Pour
into tall glass - filled with
crushed ice and top with whipped
cream. to which a little honey
has been added.
Iced Coffee with Ginger Ale
To make this unusual combina-
ton pour a half cup Of cold
coffee into a glass. add enough
crushed ice to make a tall glass
d full. Then fill with ginger ale.
stir quickly and serve at once.
Iced Russian COffee-Serves g.
Three cupfuls cold. strong coffee:
/ cupful coco. made with milk:2
TABLESPOONS cream: 4 tablespoons
xxx powdered sugar. Combine
the ingredients In order given. In
a pitcher. stir well and serve in
glasses or chocolate cups con-
tanning a little crushed ice, with
or without whipped cream.
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the canned product.
The very newest asparagus
recipes you will want to try are
the following:
Fremch Fried Asparagus Tips
Drain one one-pound square can
of asparagus tips. saving the
liquor for a soup. Beat one egg
slightly. add two tablespoons
water. season to taste with salt
and pepper. Dip each stalk of
asparagus in fine bread crumbs.
then egg. then crumbs again anc
fry in deep cooking oil. Drain
on brown paper and serve. This
serves six persons.
Asparagus. Pear and Cheese
Salad-Arrange lettuce on indi-
vidual plates. Cut two fresh or
canned pears in halves length
wise and place like petals. radiat-
ing from center. Place a whole
stalk of asparagus between each
section of pear. making q flower.
Around the center Of each pear
section put a long thin strip OF
pimiento. In the center Of the
flower put small ball of creamed
cheese rolled in minced parsley
Pour French dressing over all.
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Dclcctablc Summertime Recipes. These Suggestions
Arc Full of Vitamines, Especially Vitamine


,.stc and iced water Pour cracked ice in glass
served combine twotnfoS
cup orange Juice onethd ginger ale Four over cracked
in glass and serve Immediately
Eov.c Sixeighn-Soak Relatine in
boiling water whip cream aoo
dissolve Gelatne mayonnaise MIX wen ana Ioo
mold put In tray OF heAto
garnShed with crisp neaT OF
ganish also with additional maSone VI WppeO
CombnatiOn Fruit Salad eight orange pieces
halves Mlx hgntV WIN
lettuce leaf cups on Salao
additional spoonful OF mayonnaSe toppeu Win
whole strawberry. .ua o,. L. vor. thin
slices and divide Peel ucumbers and dce
small fine Mix orange and cucumber
mixture in French dressing Arrange
individual plates small bees OF ana serve "
Orange Cusard fOurAranse i'll serving dish orange
half Scald milk In double boiler
and pour egg yoks with and salt Return to
constantly until mixture coats
Cool add vanilla and pour over orange sections .
Orange Arabian xPeel and slice cutting slices
halves Dishes sprinkle
of fruit with almonds and dates . =.
pimiento thoroughly Sprinkle
Place rectangular slice OF
ngthwse pmento and roll Skewer with tooth
the cheese nets small ova
of Six servings
COrnCook delcately Drowned
off half the bacon fat Beat add
other ingredients Turn this mixture into the
fat In the frying constantly low until
the mixture hckens Q serving dish Garnsh with
slices of bacon. Makes five SIX servings
Samdwieh-ChOp pmentOS and pickle t0Geher. Mix
with SchIndrS peanut
filling slices together In paiEA Makes 10 large sandwiches
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Heart CanapeS - Cut bread IN
heart shapes and Saute on one
side. Spread with butter creamed
with a small amount of anchovy
paste. Slice hard cooked eggs and
remove yolis. Cut white throug,4
in one place and form in healt.
Place on bread. Fill heart with
yolk of egg which has been
mashed and seasoned with may
onnaise. Cut all hearts from pi-
mento with small vegetable cut
ter and place in center of egg
heart. Place on paper dolly on
small plate and garniSh with
celery curls.
JelIied Crabmeat Entree 3
cups flaked crabmeat. cups soup
stock or canned conSomme, =
tabll-ooons gelatine. u cup cold
water, / teaspoon chopped onion.
q cup chopped celery. 2 tea
spoons chopped green pepper
Soak gelatine in cold water. dis
solve in hot soup stock. cool.
When it begins to thicken. add
chopped fish and vegetables. Put
in loaf pan and chill in kelvina-
tor until set. Remove from mold
on to platter. and slice to serve.
Frozen Vegetable Melange -
teaspoon Relatine. 3 tablespoons
water. 1-3 cup mayonnaise. l-3 cup
cream. , cup diced celery, , cup
diced cucumber. 2 cup garden
peas. e cup string beans. Soak
gelatine in water. place over hot
water until gelatine is dissolved
The Washington times., 1930-06-13
DelectabIe Dishes Made With the Aid of the
Electric Refrigerator

indeed the June Bride who when she gets to her
kitchen equipped with electric
frgerato Be she rich only moderately financially
certainly filled with weeks
of breakfasts lunchons and dinners The wetodo
who will do her household
companon"lord Master must know
ndependenceboth alike will be confronted
orepeated daily
electric refrigerator
problems time
effort and contributes to peace OF mind
of brides OF this June month the culinary
experts Department OF the kenaor Cor
Ia days the Kelvin Kitchen
with and developing recipes for salads frozen
blush OF cheek
when praises her food offerings
Announcement Luncheon which may be
families which daughter OF the house Is
plight her troh."
ANNOUNCEMENT LUNCHEON
Crdbmed EHtrfc
Celery CurlS Potato Chips
Frozen Meian0e
Three in One Frappe Cookies
IcPdC
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John P. Agnew & Co., Inc.
Established in 1858
Featuring Reduced Sum
mer Prices on Superior
Anthracite Coal

The Importance of establishing
budget in every household and
living up to it is a very impor.
tant item these days. and Ger.
tainly one meriting much con
sideration.
Buying coal for the cold
weather. at summer prices. is one
way to stimulate the family
budget. and you'll not make
mistake If you will look your
coal bin over and fill it with
SUPERIOR ANTHRACITE Coal
featured by John p. Agnew and
Company. Inc. This firm is now
feauring reduced summer prices
on SUPERIOR ANTHRACITE
carefully prepared in several sizes
to give maximum results at min
imum cost. in every type OF heat
ing plant. You will find SU.
PERIOR ANTHRACITE Coal
clean, snnokeleSs. SootleSs. easy TO
control. free burning. with lasting
qualities. And trade.marked with
colored markers for your pro-
lection.
Summer prices on coal arc the
years lowest. so you'd better take
advantage of them right now
and I'm up the bin. YouT save
money and have the coal worry
off YOUR mind. Locatlon,-I2S
Fourteenth st. N. w. National
301A
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First Picnic Longest
Remembered

There will be plenty Of pic
MICS through the next fe' months.
but of them all the one that
probably will be remembered long
est will be the first one. It has
always been that way with me.
at least. There is a thrill Of
excitement about the first outing
of the year that does not come
with later ones.
It has been my experience
that picnics long planned in ad-
vance aren't nearly so much fun
as those impromptu affairs de-
cided upon on a moments no
tice. There is always so much
exciting fun in the hurried prep.
arationS. Besides. If you wait
until the last minute. you can
be fairly sure of the weather.
Here are some picEic food sug.
gestions which it might be well
to clip and save against the time
when picnic plans are made:
Menu
Chicken Ia King lin thermoS jar
Cold Slaw Tin thermOS jar
Bread and Butter Sandwiches
Olive Nut Sandwiches
Lemon TartS
Hot Chocolate lin thernoS bottle
Menu
Hot Chicken Soup
tin - rs bottiel
Potato Salad in thermoS jar
Olives
Buttered Parker House Rolls
Cucumf y Sandwiches
Chocol Ice Cream
Devils Food Cake
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and add slowly to mayonnaise
dressing. Fold in cream beaten
until it holds its shape. Add vegc-
tables cut in small pieces. Season
to taste with salt and paprlKa,
and turn into Kelvinator tray and
freeze. Other vegetables may be
substituted If desired.
Three-in-O One Frappe - Onc.half
cup grapefruit Juice, ? cup
orange Juice. 3s cup sugar. few
grains salt. - cup lemon Juice,
"A teaspoon lemon extract. | cup
evaporated milk. Scald milk and
chill thoroughly. Place IN bowl
surrounded with ice cubes anu
salt. and whip till stiff. Combine
grapefruit and orange juice. add
sugar and salt and stir thor.
oughly. Let stand in Kelvinator
20 minutes to chill thoroughly
and to dissolve sugar. Add lemon
juice and extract TO milk and
whip until very stiff. Add sugar
and fruit Juice mixture. folding
in lightly. but thoroughly. Turn
into Kelvinator tray and freeze.
Serves six.
Many other interesting recipes
for brides and Older home makers
may be obtained from Barber and
Ross. Inc. local Kelvinator dis
tributer. And don't forget that
National Fast Freezing Week at
this establishment will be an,
nounced soon. when amazing
demonstrations Of Kelvinator per-
formance will be made.
The Washington times., 1930-06-13
Plant Now
Hardy ChrySanthcmumS,
80 Cents the Dozen

The call Oi summer Is pretty
ureent these days. New thoughts.
new ideals new plans. II Is time
when all nature has awakened:
the earth about lis pulSateS with
new life. How the flowers IN the
yard and garden impress us! This
is natures way of letting us know
that plants and flowers arc
part of our everyday life. Plant
flowers in your yard and garden
those that will bloom all sum-
MGR and others to bloom IN the
fall Plant hardy Chrysanthe'
n.ums - the pompom and large
Towering types IN variety. On
sale IN A. Guide Sons Company
al so cents the dozen.
This firm is also specializing In
roses of many vari ,ties--the kind
that will bloom a,plenty this
summer. For in ance, Pauls
scarlet climber the brilliant red
climber seen on many trelliSeS
during the season. The Tails.
man-the new brilliant yellow
copper and red rose. Lady Mar
garet Stewart--one of the fin
est and prettieSt garden b,0nI"
golden yellow roses to be had
The RoSeLandiS. another beau
tiful yellow rose. also manv other
fine varieties of monthly blooming
and climbing roses.
Here you can also purchase
pcrennials, rock plants and hard"
lilies in a great variety: in fact
everything for your flower gar.
den can be had in A. Guide Sons
Co. Frederick Pike. between
Rockville and GaitherSburg. Md.
and in Guides Garden Shop. TAT
l4th st. N. w. District 5784.
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|Nk' N DONALD
|1O D|R|G|BLE

- YORK. June Is dN.S9.
rrcess or failure Of the pro
Ilirht Of the British diri.
r.ioo across the Atlantic to
=. nav play some part In
ssstiny OF Prime Minister
psmsay MacDonald's Labor
,,re the past few weeks.
premier MacDonald's par
.atary enemies batterins
at his power on any and
ales the giant air sraft has
.e 4 monumental political
sSsll. Il is not inconceivable
failure OF the flight might
m endanger the cabinets
ncn.
Score Airship
1nhoueh designed and built
80 he premiership of Stan
naldwin, leader of the Con.
liFe party. 1t is Cans e:vative
ssnnen who are attackinS the
~ alrship on various grounds.
= rall It's upkeep a needless
80: others characterize the
ship unreServedly as 4 colos-
failure.
only 4 few days ago, during
= zion time" IN the house Of
nons a Conservative me::l-
asked the British secretary
tate for air, Lord Thomson.
slher or not the government
n withdraw its financial sup
from this costly. useless
yshing'
Success Is Seen
Elnce It's initial test flight, the
lao has been subjected to q
nare Of criticism from certain
Fters which declared it was .
hRe from the outset. On the
hw hand. many prominent
Assh aerOnautical experts. in
alng the dirigible'S designer,
Cnmander Charles Dennistoun
Rney, declare the ship is o
piete success
On It's very first test flight
ne months ago. it was found
~ the R-l00 was far under
dfications as regards speed.
~ rad:eal changes had to be
suight In It's motors. Also to
y ID its performance. the ship
ne frightened by insertion of a
ment in its middle. and other
iGationS were made. On its
\ flight. which covered a large
knon Of Britain. the dlrigible
- caught in a storm which
Ekled its tail fin.
The Washington times., 1930-06-13
Asparagus Tips

These are more than asparagus
tips-thev are tips in asparagus
Ever since the ancient Romans
tipped us off to asparagus we
have been seeking new ways to
use both the tips and stalks OF
this delicacy. although SO far We
haven't utilized the seeds for
food purposes as they do IN
some parts of Europe. Because
the delicate flavor Of fresh as
paraguS is quickly lost by en-
posurc to air and sunlight. thus
darkcning its color and RENDERING
it's fiber less tender, many prefer
The Washington times., 1930-06-13
1880 Cakes Aren't Sad

Cakes aren't sad" any more,
In this enlightened culinary age,
Al least. this standby is guaran-
teed not to sag in the middle,
il directions are followed. The
recipe is a boon to the young
bride. for it Yields an inexpen.
sive cake, well within the limits
of the small budget.
Mocha Date Cake package
dates 'slicedl, cup hot coffee.
l'a cups flour. 3, teaspoons baking
powder. = teaspoon salt. X cup
butter, cup sugar. /, TO cup
nut meats. , tcasnoon vanilla.
Pour the hot coffee over the
sliced dates and let stand until
cool. Sift the flour baking
powder and salt. Cream the
shortening. Stir in the sugar
GRADUALLY then the slightly beaten
egg nut meats and vanilla. Add
the sifted drv INGREDIENTS alter.
nately with the date and coffee
mixture. Bake in shallow
pan in a moderate oven (375 de.
RreeS Fahrenheit) for 30 to 40
mlhu'eS: When cool spread with
Mocha froStinR. Cuts nine large
slices. ~
Mocha FrOStinRs-H cup butter.
taoirSnnon powdered cocoa
CUPS HHNX powdered SUGAR. Z
to = tablr"nOcnS strong coFr"c
cream the hutter and add the
cocoa. Stir In the sugar and
coITee gradually. Beat until
'mooth and spread on cake.
The Washington times., 1930-06-13
Ford Company Wins
S25O,OOO LuU Suit

NEW YORK. June Is uNS).
The Ford Motor Company was
victor in the suit Of Harris D.
Grant and william B. Richards,
OF New York. to collect $3.50 900,
q sealed verdict opened yesterday
revealed.
Grant and Richards charged
that they had formulated a
finance plan for the sale OF cars
one q deferred.pay1nent arrange
ment and had submitted the plan
to Ford representatives. but 1t
was not accepted. The Ford
Company organized q company to
handle Acknowledgement business,
the plaintiffs charged. but never
reimbursed them for their work.
The Washington times., 1930-06-13
Health Better
han Riches

Before was married. my mother
and sister and | did all the farming
work on a e4-acre farm for eleven
years. married farmer and now In
addition to my houscwork and the
care OF my children | help him with
the outside work on our farm. After
my last child was horn. began to
suffer as many women do. Our family
doctor gave me medicine but no re.
suits. One day he told me to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. did and now am q new
woman and know that good health
is better than riches. ."-Mrs. Clyde l.
Sherman, R. II, LickddIe, Pennsylvania.
The Washington times., 1930-06-13
The FavOrite Flour
With Housewives

II you want to be relieved OF
much of the labor and all the
worries Of baking use
The Washington times., 1930-06-13
More Ways Than One to
Fix Potatoes

Boiled potatoes. potatoes boiled
and broiled used to be the big
item In the menus of the un.
skilled cook. That was before the
recipe makers busted themselves
to discover there are as many as
33 ways to prepare this vegetable,
among them this new method for
the familiar mashed potatoes:
Mashed Potato Puff quart
well seasoned mashed potatoes, 2
egg yolks Tor / whole egg slight
ly beaten. 2 canned pimientoeS,
finely chopped.
Add beaten egg yolks and pl-
mientoes to the hot mashed po-
tatoes. Pile them lightly IN a
casserole or glass baking dish.
Place in hot oven to reheat for
about 10 minutes. Serve in bak.
ing dish. Serves six.
The Washington times., 1930-06-13
Baking and Dessert Hints
M M


A delicious filling for cream
puffs or cakes is made Of figs
and pineapples. Whip one cup
cream. add two tablespoons pow
dered sugar and then add one
half cup cut canned figs and
one-hah cup diced sliced pine
apple, both well drained, and
one.fourth cup chopped Euts. Use
at once in cream puffs or be.
tween layers Of cake.
A dessert par excellence Is apple
fluff. Beat one cup Of heavy
cream and add one-fourth cup
of xxx sugar. Add one No.
2 can Of apple sauce and fold In
Il cup Of chopped nuts and one
half cup OF chopped dates Chill
IN Kelyinator and serve. 1t 10 suf.
ficient for eight persons.
-----------~--e-. -
Creamed ham should be highly
seasoned. A teaspoon Of Worces-
tershire sauce to one cup Of white
sauce gives an added zeSt.
The Washington times., 1930-06-13

Carrots Saute-Fried parSnips
are quite well known. but 1t is
more unusual to serve fried car
rots. Scrape and cook young
carrots in boiling water until ten.
der Cut in halves. 4engthwise; !;
roll in cracker crumbs, then In
beaten egg and crumbs again and
Srv in butter until golden
hrown, Sprinkle with minced
Ta rslev and serve very hot.
when Bread BurRS-Do not
d.snair II your bread or cake
n,,rns II the burn isn't deep
n NAV be removed with an Ordl
nary kitchen crater.
The Washington times., 1930-06-13

Lamb or mutton may be roasted
on a bed of tart apples.