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The Washington times., 1930-10-24

Witch's Fortune Cake-Three
tablespoons gelatfne, "a cup cold
water, 2 cups orange Juice, / table
spoon lemon Juice, " cup sugar,
" teaspoon grated orange rind.
Soak gelatine in cold water 5
minutes and dissolve over hot
water. Add remaining ingredi-
ents and stir until sugar ana salt
are dissolved. When beginning to
stiffen add:
One cup finely shredded OF
grated carrots, " cup shredded
pineapple. :.
A button. thimble, ring and
dime, wrapped In separate pieces
Of waxed paper.
Pour into a small tube cake pan.
When cake is stiff turn out on a
cake plate. Wash and Scrape a
medium size carrot. Dress to
simulate d witch, with a peaked
hat, shawl and ruffled skirts of
non-fading black crepe paper.
Stand in hole in center Of cake.
Serve cake in slices with whipped
cream in lettuce leaf cups.
This cake may be used as the
centerpiece Of the Halloween
table. Black crepe paper stream.
ers may lead from the witch ia
each guests place card.
Goblins-n you don't watch out
the goblins will get you-but let's
get the goblins first: they are
really good when made this way:
The ingredients are as follows
One teaspoon grated orange
rind. 3 tablespoons orange juice,
/ teaspoon lemon Juice, ! egg yolk,
powdered sugar. round waters OF
cookies, chocolate.
Mix grated rind with fruit
juices and let stand Is minutes
Strain into beaten egg yolks aud
add enough sifted powdered sugar
to spread. Frost round waters OF
cookies. When icing becomes
firm enough, draw goblin faces on
each one with melted chocolate
This is a good substitute for q
richer cake.
Jack-O'.Lanterns - Six oranges
2 bananas (sliced), 2 apples
diced, " cup broken nut meats
u cup shredded marshmallowS,
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
Peanut Butter PIeases

Peanut butter has many pos
sibihties. II you like il, you are
In luck, for It may be used very
successfully any place in your
menu-from soup to nuts" /
am giving q few suggestions I
have gathered here and there.
Peanut Butter Salad-Four large
bananas, 6 stalks celery, " lemon,
4 tablespoons Schindler's peanut
butter, mayonnaise and whipped
cream.
Stuff the celery stalks with the
peanut butter; peel and slice
bananas; place on hearts OF chilled
lettuce; sprinkle with juice from
lemon; cut stuffed celery and ar
range over the bananas; mix the
mayonnaise with equal portions
Of whipped cream; serve.
Peanut Cookies -One cup sugar
"a cup Of Schiy dies peanut but
ter, 2 eggs. / cup buttermiik. /
teaspoon baking powder, " tea
spoon soda, enough flour to make
soft dough.
Beat eggs, add sugar and PEA.
nut butter, the milk and flavor
ing. Put the soda and baking
powder in the first flour ana slit
into the mixture; add enough
more to handle. Turn onto a
floured board, knead smooth and
cut. Bake about seven minutes
in a moderate nven
Peanut Butter Stuffing for
Chops or Chicken-Three cups
soft bread crumbs, / teaspoon salt,
egg. paprika to taste. VI cup
milk, 12 cup Schindler's peanut
butter.
Mix bread crumbs with season
ing. Mix peanut butter with milk:
add the egg, which has been
slightly beaten. Mix two mix.
lures, stir well. Serve with chops
or chicken.
UncOOked Peanut Butter Icing
Here's a good quick icing for cakes
or cookies: Take " cup Of Schind'
ler's peanut butter, 8 tablespoons
cream, 2 cups confectioner's sugar,
/ teaspoon vanilla extract. Cream
the peanut butter with the cream !;
beat In sugar and flavoIing
Peanut Butter Waters Cream
" cup butter with v cup Schind-
ler's peanut butter: add u cup
sugar and cream again. Add l
well beaten egg and / Is cups Of
flour Sifted with q few grains of
salt. Add u teaspoon lemon ex-
tract and roll very thin. Cut in
small rounds, press q peanut in
the center Of each and bake in a
slow oven, 800 degrees F., FOR 8
to 10 minutes,
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
Halloween Is Party Time for the Younger Generation

aoweenl Grownups step into the background this day
Halloween for children and mother has her hands
full In arranging it.
There nnuerabe games you suggest
during evening number Of these Halloween
plays big part in kids life and all just grownup
children Remember bobbng apples tub Of water seeking
fortunes in witches caon the weird tales Of ghost and gobn
always brief these
suggest children interest
variations better children like like
something
The greatest problem that the hostess has the preparation Of
that eSsena-food She should be careful send
the little with potential stomach ache and yet she
feed them plentifully well.
wonderful things that served Halloween
fresh fruit salad and dessert recipes
healthfu than
sandwiches
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
,tG1M&|"'
- FLOUR
Self.Rislng

remarkable In the results you will
obtain with It's use In making
biscuits, waffles, shortcakeS,
pastries, doughnutS, muffins, etc.
No baking powder Is required, for
Self. Rising Washington Flour
comes ready mixed with the
exactly correct proportions Of the
purest leavening phosphates.
You'll like the way this flour "be-
haves" in the baking. It win work
successfully in your formulas and
saves time, labor and worry.
Self Rising Washington Flour is
one Of the Pantry Pals"--the
other is Plain washington Flour,
good for all purposes. Both are
for sale by groceries and delicates-
sens in all sizes from Glib. sacks
UP and every sack Of Self Rising
Washington Flour and Plain
Washington Flour is guaranteed to
give satisfaction or your dealer is
authorized to refund the purchase
price.
Eat plenty Of fruit, fresh or
cooked.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
Creamed Vegetables

Leftover vegetables that are
cooked may be creamed or
scalloped. either separately or
in combination. Add one measure
Of white sauce to two or three
measures Of vegetables. For
creamed vegetables, heat in white
sauce in double boiler until
thoroughly hot.
For scalloped vegetables, pour
creamed vegetables in creased bak.
ing dish and cover with buttered
crumbs. Heat in oven until
crumbs are Drowned.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
Graves Tragedy

Like every other actress in the
world, zasu Pitts is dissatisfied
with her lot. Although she gives
an amusing characterization Of a
dumb maid in '"The Squealer, u
Columbia's all-talking drama OF
the underworld, now ct Warner
Brothers Metropolitan Theater.
and is one Of the screens fore.
most condolences, she wants to
play q tragic role!
The Washington times., 1930-10-24

tablespoons sugar.
With q small, sharp knife carve
Jack-osLantern faces on oranges
removing yellow but leaving white
inner peel. Cut off about one
fourth of top Of each orange. Re
move pulp. Cut pulp in pieces
and combine with remaining in
gradients. Fill orange shells with
mixture, cover with orange top.
letting the filling show slightly.
Serve in q glass dessert or sherbet
dish, for salad or dessert course
If there are any small children 1t
is a good idea to eliminate the
chopped nuts and add another "
cup Of shredded marshnlallows.
Halloween Punch-Two cups
orange Juice, / cup lemon Juice,
cup grapefruit Juice. quart
water, y cup sugar or honey. Mix
thoroughly and chill in Kel
vinator.
Jack Frost Dessert Six large
oranges, cup diced bananas, V
cup sugar, pint vanilla ice cream
marshmallows.
Cut slice from top Of oranges
Remove pulp, leaving inside OF
oranges clean. Dice pulp and mix
with bananas and sugar. Fill
orange shell half-full Of this mix
ture, add tablespoon Of ice cream
to each and top off with two OF
three marshmallows. Place in q
hot oven or under broiler for q
few minutes to toast narShmal
lows. Be careful and don't lei
stay in the oven too long, as the
ice cream will melt; just LONG
enough to give the marshmallowS
that golden brown color.
Ghost Salad Garlic, 6 canned
pears, l cup Of celery, / cup sauer
kraut. Russian dressing, u cup o1
bread crumbs.
Rub a salad bowl with garlic
and put into it the pears, celery
and kraut which have been cut
into small pieces. Mix with Rus
sian dressing and add crumbs
Serve on lettuce. Garnish with
two strips Of pimiento crossed
and a small roSette of cheese. AL
ingredients should be thoroughlj
chilled in Kelvinator.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
Flowers for Home Decoration
-"Mums" Are Beautiful and
Effective-All Sizes in Yellow
White, Orange and Maroon.

make beautifully effective decorations for the home Their
living charm and fragrance add mmeasuaby to any room
always this time Of the the garden flowers have gone
frost Of the the
florist riotouS with coloreSpecay with NUNS Of
and available coloring.
cudes-12l2 st. N w. s10S Fourteenth st. N w. SO6
Connecticut and 1902 Connecticut Avethere NUNS" In
white yellow orange and Maroon color for every color scheme
pompons the mammoth blossoms large pie plate It is
that NUNS and the Halloween festivities should
nsparabe popular Florists begin to offer their
chyanheums just at the time Halloween rvelers begin to
plan their dinners. late Suppers and parties.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24

Sand WitcheS-Orange Sand
wich Bread: Three cups Washing
ton flour, four teaspoons baking
powder, one-haH cup sugar, one
fourth cup chopped walnuts, one
halt teaspoon salt, one-haR cup
candied orange peel, chopped; one
cup milk, one egg. Sift dry ingre-
dents. Add nuts and orange peel.
Add milk with well-beaten egg.
Put into creased bread pan, let
stand 10 minutes, then bake in a
moderate over (375 degrees) Is
minutes.
Owl Salad-Two tablespoons
granuiated gelatine, one-half cup
water, one and one-haH cups GIN
ger ale, two tablespoons lemon
juice, two tablespoons sugar
one cup diced canned pineapple,
one cup orange juice and pulp,
one cup seeded white grapes. Soak
gelatine in water 5 minutes, then
dissolve over hot water. When
cool add remaining ingredients
with a light sprinkling Of salt
and paprika. Turn into individual
moldS and chill. Serve on lettuce
leaves with mayonnaise. Decorate
each serving with owl cut out.
Goblin Salad-(One serving) I.
One large peach half, five whole
cloves, bit Of red apple or pimento,
one-fourth cup m avon naiSe.
Sprinkle a lettuce leaf with French
dressing and on that place the
half peach with the oval side UP
and stick in the cloves for eyes
and nose. Slit slightly and slip
in the red color for the mouth.
Make fringe around the goblin
face with the mayonnaise. A pas
try bag is useful for this.
Halloween Sandwiches - Cut
white bread in very thin slices in
FrizxIed COdfish-One package
Beardsley's shredded Goldfish, 4
tablespoons fat, / medium-Sized
onion, / green pepper. FreShen
the Goldfish slightly and squeeze
out every particle Of water pos
sible. Melt and heat the fat and
cook the fish In 1t for about five
minutes, stirring constantly. Then
add the onion-very thinly sliced
and the pepper-finely minced.
Cook five minutes longer, still STIR
ring. The fish should be q light
golden brown when done. Serves
five.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
Halloween Anagranls

Give the company pencils and
paper and ask them to make as
many words as possible using COM
,binations Of the letters In the word
MISUNDERSTANDING with II,
then A, and so on as the hostess
calls them. Examples: How, hen,
low, lean, etc. (About five min
utes should be allowed for each
letter.
Small prizes, q paper jack O.
lantern or Q pumpkin filled with
tiny pieces Of candy may be allow
ed the winners.
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The Well Dressed Waffle
Guest Dinners

Guest dinners and family din
ners-there is q distinction, isn't
there? No matter how attractive
our family dinners, we like to
offer something even more tempt
ing to welcome our guests. A
very new and inviting salad COM
bines shrimps, sliced pineapple
and diced celery tossed together
with oil mayonnaise and little
chill sauce. Serve on crisp let.
tuce leaves.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
One-Dish Meal

2h pounds chuck beef. me
dunn onions. 3 small carrots. 3
white turnips. / cup chopped eel
cry. / green pepper. 3 table
spoons flour. 3 tablespoons bacon
drippinEs. 8 cloves. / bay leaf. 2
teaspoons salt. 3 cups water. Cut
meat into squares, roll in sea
soned flour. Scar In hot skillet,
In bacon drippings turning 80 as
to brown on all sides. Lay meat in
a casserole and cover with boiling
water. Add all vegetables that
have previously been brought to
the boiling point and drained. Add
spices and cover, simmer In slow
oven two hours. cover top with
tiny baking powder biscuit, cook
slowly until well Drowned. !
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
Making Merry on Halloween

Halloween Is splendid time for giving party In ancient
bones built top Of the hills to proclaim that
mystic and sacred rites being performed by which to ward
spirits that be mischief bent this
"Aaow" day. these old supersons dspeled Hal
merry celebrations and the gobins
witches black cats and other evil spirits have to be used
festivities held this Mysterious
usually different refreshments
essential q successful Halloween entertainment.
HALLOWEEN MENUS
Halloween Sandwiches
Halloween Salad
Orange Sherbeyt Jack o'Lontern Cal
Iced Punch
FrrnkturterS in Rolls
Fruit Salad in Orange Baskets
Bread GnH Butter Sandwiches
Ice Cream Cones
Peanuts Pop
The Washington times., 1930-10-24

The modern sculptured bobS do
wonders to bring out your person
ality. But like other present-day
modes of arranging the hair, they
call attention to it. That's why
it's so important nowadays to
keep your hair soft, luStrouS,
abundant. The easiest and quick
est way to give new luster and
color to hair, which has begun to
look dull and lifeless, Is with
Danderine. And it makes the
hair softer, easier to arrange;
holds it in place.
Here's all you do. Each time
you use your brush just put a
little Danderine on it. It re-
moves the oily film from your
hair; brings out its natural color;
gives 1t more gloss than brillian-
tine. Waves "Set" with it stay
in longer.
Danderine disSolves the crust Of
dandruff; puts the scalp in the
pink of condition. It stops fall
ing hair. A small bottle IS
enough to show its merit. Start
on it tonight
Danderine
III 0Ss AINOEe Hair ReOsEjfer
As Al Drug Stores = Thirty Five Cent?
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
Take the Air

Ron and Don, featured organ
list at the Fox, have taken to
the air--that is, they are broad
casting every Monday and Thurs
day mornings over Station VOL,
They are heard in half-hour seS-
sionS from 1890 to IL a. m. from
the Fox console by remote con-
troll.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24

circles with round cutter. Cream
two tablespoons butter with one
half cut Snappy cheese. Add salt
and paprika. Spread this mixture
on one round. Over this spread
jelly. The other circle should be
cut out to resemble features, tri.
angle for the nose, the half moon
for the mouth and small circles
for the eyes. Place on the round
spread with cheese and jelly, and
press firmly together.
Halloween Salad-Scrape car
rots. Cut strips about one inch
long and one-fourth inch thick
Marinate in French dressing for
30 or. 20 minutes. Dice three ap'
piles. Pour enough lemon Juice
over to keep them from turning
dark. Mix carrots, apples, with a
cup Of seedleSs raisinS. Drain
serve on crisp lettuce.
Jack o. Lantern CakeS-Two.
thirds cup butter, one cup sugar
two oranges, Juice and rind: four
eggs well beaten, four and one
half cups pastry flour. one-halt
teaspoon salt, four teaspoons bak
ing powder. one and one-hali
cups broken walnut meats, one
and one-half cups honey. Cream
the butter and add the sugar
gradually. Beat in the orange
juice and rind and the eggs. Mix
together the flour, salt and bak'
ing powder. Stir in the broken
walnut meats and mix well. Add
alternately to the cake mixture
with the honey and bake in cup
tins Is to Is minutes at $50 de
grees to 400 degrees F. Make
about "a cakes. Frost with orange
frosting. making Jack-o'- Lantern
faces on each cup cake with
melted chocolate.
Burning OdOrs
Salt sprinkled ON any substance
burning on the stove win stop the
smell.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
STAGE
NEWS FROM
NEW YORK

''What Price Virtue?," farce
by Kerby Hawkes. and Sidney
Kingsley, is scheduled for produc
tion In January by Edward A
Blatt and M. j.. Nicholas, who
produced THE Up and Up"
Romano Calender, Lester Al
den, Harry Southland, Walter Won
negllt and Leo Hoyt have been
added to the cast Of Hotel" the
play from the German which
Herman Shumiin is producing, In
association with Harry Moses.
Headed by Marilyn Miller and
the Astaires, the cast of Smiles
win leave tomorrow for Boston,
where the new ziegfeld show will
open on Tuesday night.
''The Second Little Show"
closing tomorrow night at the
Shubert. has Cancelled its two
weeks Philadelphia engagement,
scheduled to begin on Monday.
Helen Westley, Florence and
Mary Nash, Carroll McComas,
Frank Craven and Guy Kibbee
viii be guests Of honor at the
last Campaign luncheon Of the
Actors. Fund Matinee Club, which
win be held next Tuesday at the
BiltmoFe.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24

Delights the Kitchen" is very attractive and
valuable recipe service offered to the housewives Of washington
consists Of attractive
of selected recipes which have been tested and tried out in the
Kelvin Kitchen by the Home Economics Department.
obtain this service free of charge by sending
and address to Jane clio washington Times After
the mailing list will additional
four pages Of recipes each month. y
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
Tours Is Home

Frank Tours, who heads the
music department at Paramount's
New York studio, has returned
to his Eastern headquarters from
an extended leave Of absence in
Hollywood where he supervised
and conducted the music for The
perturbation Of a musical comedy.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
Jelly

When making jelly and it is
ready to pour into glasses, put
the glasses in q pan Of water
to prevent their cracking. The
pan should be shallow and the
water about two inches deep.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
Kitchanware

To clean kitchenware, moiSten
the bottom Of a cork so that the
cleanser will adhere to 1t and
rub on kitchen utensils. This
method Of polishing Is quick. safe
and easy.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
Pumpkin Fortunes

'Twirl q pumpkin, then strike true,
For the name depends on you."
Paste gummed letters on .
pumpkin. Hang it by q string
and, while 1t revolves, player must
stick a hatpin in q letter. This
viii furnish the clue to the name
Of their future partner.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
salty Scum

Crate q raw potato and cook
1t with the soup q few minutes
longer. The potato win absorb
tlas salt.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24
aUvERTIsEmEMt
A Great Convenience

Anything that stabilizes and
facilitates baking Is worthy Of
the housewives attention and
one Of the most important factors
in baking is the selection Of the
right flour, which by the char
acter of the wheat is best adapted
to kitchen facilities. In this con-
nection you'll find
Self.Rising
The Washington times., 1930-10-24

IF YOU prefer to do your searching for thc best
yecent cigar, that's your privilege. But tell
riEht here what your final decision will be and VIZ:
Bayuk Havana Ribbon because It contains moro
GOOD ripe tobacco, better blending, finer workman.
ship - because IL costs more to produce and gives
more vaIue and smoking enjoyment than any other
So cigar made.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24

Burning OdOrs
Salt Sprinkled ON any substance
burning on the stove win stop the
smell.
The Washington times., 1930-10-24

Eat plenty Of fruit, fresh OF
cooked.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-01-30
mig" COLLINS
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(Contlnued from first page)
friend Mig. and that the sentiment
has turned overwhelmingly against
the Moose and all it advocates, sadly
watched the turning of the tide, and
without fanfare or blare of trum-
pets, but accompanied by his faith
full satellite Rodney and the local Joan
of Arc, boarded the train Monday af-
ternoon for North Dakota. Rodney
and Joan We're seen the same even
ing at a Williston Hotel.
Mig to Dictate
According to a statement made by
Mig Collins some time AGO., when his
chicken ranch was under investiga-
ton, he told a customs official that
he had no need for attorneys when
he got into trouble, excepting that
he had not been admitted to practice
before the Bar, and so had to use at
torneys for figureheads, but that he
always tells them just what to do and
does the thinking.
Try to Fire Policeman
That the gang is desperate and
aching for revenge is evidenced by
the fact that upon a%scertaining Chief
of Police Collins was primarily re-
sponsible for starting this %investr-
cation which led o the arrest of Mig,
certain members of a prominent
P%lentywood family interviewed Of
ficials and insisted that Chief of Pol
ice Collins be fired from his position.
Other alleged intelligent parties,
fearing the result of this exposure,
and possibly to save their own names,
attempted to have the three girl VIC
tins summarily expelled from school.
Others have pussyfooted around try
trying to establish alibis for the de-
PENDANTS, by attempting to refresh.
the memories Of these friends, to the
affect that these defendants we're
elsewhere when this alleged viola
tions occurred.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-01-30

terpret the theory of evolution in a
way to help in deducing certain rules
to guide in the selection of those
values which will yield the richest re-
turn to those who are seeking the
best there is in life His words will
be especially helpful to the young.
In the evening there will be several
special numbers which include the
following: Duet, Miss Njaa and Hulda
Thomson, selection by the newly or
gained young peoples chorus, sell
ectfon by the male quartette, and an
instrumental to be provided. There
will also be a "Round Table Discus
sion" from the floor of the following
questions:
What rule can we give to deter
mine what is good or bad in pleasure
and recreation?
What is Plentywood's geatest
civic need?
The pastor will continue his series
Of addresses on the religions Of the
world, and will speak this evening
on the religions of Buddhism, and the
Greek philosophers. A good fellow
ship hour will follow the meeting.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-01-30
IN MEMORY OF
PETE KISLER
P~lentywood, Mont
January 10 1890

i~Asy "oou, Noil.-
January 10, 1880
In humble reverence, neither I'M
Outstanding nor questioning the wis
dom of the Source of Life who has
taken this life again to Himself, in
behalf Of Plentywood Lodge No. 81,
A. f. and A. M. of which our friend
and brother was a member, we pledge
this organization to that sincere eff
fort of his good works, which must
be, rather than words alone, the
truest of praise.
And we further express, to the be-
reaved family of u brother, our
sincerest appreciation Of the life and
works of him who has gone, our
heartfelt sorrow and our deepest
sympathy.
And these words and this resolve
shall be made a part of the perman-
ent records of our lodge and suitably
conveyed to the family Of u brother
as an earnest message from our
hearts.
By the Committee respectfully Sub
mitted,
James G. Wagner,
A. A.. Enfield
C. S. Nelson.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-01-30

Baldur Jensen and family Of Red
stone came here Monday and stayed
over until the following day.
Mrs. Ashton Moore and infant son
were able to leave the hospital on
Saturday. Mother and baby are get
ting along fine.
Mr., G. R. Tyler of Homestead,
who has been a patient at the hospit-
al for ten days, was able to leave
for her home the latter part Of the
week.
Mrs. Harry Holmquist from south
of Redstone is spending q few days
visiting at the Jim Thompson home
east of Plentywood- Mrs. Holmquist
worked at the court house here for
years before she changed her name
from Nora Thompson, and while in
Plentywood Tuesday she renewed ac-
q%uaintances with a number of her
friends here.
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JOHNSON STORE NEWS

10 per cent discount on all
our Mems, Womans and Chill
drens overshoes. You will be
able to get two months or so
wear out of overshoes or gol-
oshes yet-and the style will
be all right for next fall. Take
advantage Of these offerings
at
JOHNSONS STORE