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1 yft'y'ir' mmmmmm THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15, 1940 a 1 7 IO; OPEN Friday and Saturday Till p.m. mm W(J3 Food Ads Prove of Aid To Housewives in Budget Valuable Hints Offered for Menu Changes That Provide Savings Ey Mrs. Anna B. Scott Do you look at the food advertisements In the morning paper before ycu go for your daily supplies? What a help these are to the busy woman when shopping must be done! It enables her to take advantage of the "specials" that are being offered and, in many ir-stances. reminds one of foods which have not been used recently.

The thrifty housewife of today takes advantage of such 'MISS WITH QUALITY FOODS THAT WILL PLEASE THE FAMILY as a result of which, In your nearest Acme Super Market you will find that we have gone the limit in providing money-saving opportunities values that will save you plenty in replenishing your pantry. OF ALL perishable SmT foods Meats, Produce, Bread, Butter, Eggs, Milk, etc. to replace organizations shortly after closing. We've used every fac perishable merchandise given to various charitable ility at our command to restock our markets with your perishable foods await you. ts favorite brands of merchandise.

Large fresh stocks of all Wash one pound of boiled tripe thoroughly and put in cold water and boil again until very tender. Remove drain and pat dry, cut in small pieces and add to the Creole Sauce which is made as follows: Put one tablespoon of drippings and the onions into pan; fry but do not brown, then add the tomatoes and sugar and boil five minutes; add the salt, pepper, Worcestershire sauce and spices; boil three minutes, then set aside for ten minutes. Bring to the boiling point and add the flour which has been mixed with a little cold water and boil three minutes. Strain over the tripe and serve. FRIED TRIPE 1 lb.

boiled trtpe Breadcrumbs Salt, pepper and 1 teaspoon scraped onion Cut the tripe into small pieces. Put on to boil until very tender; drain and dry on a piece of cheesecloth; sprinkle with salt and pepper, dip in flour, then in wellbeaten egg to which add one tablespoon of milk Gnu Tlotm -Treat saving is reliectea ner food budget. All Questions pertaining to the menus and re-ipes will be cheerfully answered if addressed to ir.e in. care of The Philadelphia Inquirer. PHILADELPHIA PEPPERPOT or bone 2 I s.

bo.ieci trip rut in 'j inch dice 3 dirl raw white potatoes (jo cut nmons rar finely rut dumplings 1 taSiesjwn flour black pepper ta-i esToon fineiy cut parsley 2 tf.jespX'n dried sweet marjoram Buv t-ie tripe boiled, if not it must be well washed and boiled four hours cr ur.Ul tender. The shin or soup bone is put on to boil with four quarts cf cold water; when meat is tender, remove bone; add tripe, potatoes and onions; boil 40 minutes; add salt, pepper and flour which has been mixed until smooth with cold water; then add dumplings and parsley; boil three minutes; last add the sweet marjoram. TEIPE A LA CREOLE 1 lb. boiled tripe cups tomatoes cut cruon I roor. salt to taste teasrxri Worcestershire Sauce es r-fi.

piece mace I flour iit tabiespoon sugar Do yoa know that meat It rich In vitamins? That, according to the American Meat Institute, all meats are asily and equally well digested, and that you can live exclusively and healthfully on meat? Also, that when you buy Acme Quality Meats you need never risk a penny because every pound is guaranteed? Tender Juicy 1 Cooperating with I FEDERAL I FOOD I STAMP plan RUI3F aouns Fancy, Fresh-Killed Stewing Up to lbs LPU Top quality, milk-fed. full meated, well fatted. Lean, Fresh Rib End up to 3 lbs lb 2 Geufn Corn-fed STEER EEEF HELP THE FARMERS MOVE SURPLUS FOODS All foods indicated by a star l-fa) have been claised as tur-plut by U. S. Dept.

of Agriculture, purchaseable by BLUE STAMPS, as well as cash or eranqe stamps. and one teaspoon of scraped onion, then dip in breadcrumbs. Fry in deep, hot fat. PICKLED TRIPE lb All our Steaks are uley and faverfui treat ib 18c Whole or Hal Pork Loins Cut from lean corn-fed little porkeri. BEST PURE 1 lb.

boiled trtpe 1 cup vinegar 1 cup wnter 1 cup thinly sliced onion -m tm.spoon whole cloves, allspice and mustard sH-d 2 pieces of mace 2 bay leaves Salt and pepper to taste Put the vinegar, water and spices Fillets Genuine Fresh Pork In Our SEA FOOD DEPTS. Meaty Country Scrapple 1 Ib SAUSAGE 2E Sliced Dried Beef Tenders lb 13c on fire and boil 15 minutes, pour V2 13c White American Cheese over tripe which has been cut in very 2 ns- Fresh Sliced Codfish lb12c Fresh Fillet Sole Extra Select Oysters Vz 15c Paicy No-Wast SLICED thin one-inch strips and boiled until tender; add sliced onion; mix well and pack into glass jars or stone 2 crock. Keep in a cool place. Sces or Halves Old Fashioned FREESTONE your Choice each Mustelman's Fresh APPLE SAUCE Tender Green and White LIMA BEANS or A complete new stock ot selected quality thot yon will find meit attractive. My Favorite Recipe The Inquirer will pay $2 for ecch.

recipe published in this column. Mail YOUR favorite recipe to "My Favorite Recipe," The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia. Unpublished rec-tpes trill not be paid for nor reivmed. TODAY'S WINNER Mrs. G.

F. Yost, 3848 N. Park ave. SUGAR PIE 3 cups sifted flour 2 apz brown sugar c.tp shortening of salt Mix and form into crumbs 1 cup bating molasses 1 cup hot water 2 teaspoons baking soda Put the molasses in a bowl and add the hot water and the baking soda dissolved in a little hot water. Mix well.

Pour the liquid into four unbaked pie crusts and drop the crumbs cr. tcp. Bake in a moderate oven. The betters cf this pip will be moist. Home Frock Is Flattering 17-ox can No.

2 can No. 2 can No. 2 can IS-oi can LrJLb TOMATOES Standard Quality 03 VEGETABLES CARROTS CDd DRIED PEAS cooked j)uvJlHJ largo No. 2Vj can 0e No. 2 can New Pck JERSEY CATSUP dozen New Crop Florida Juicy 29c 2 Urge No.

2Vi can Fancy Golden BEST PUMPKIN SLICED PIHEAPPLE FRESH PRUNES R1" PHILLIPS TOMATO JUICE A nflf DTTT'B'PO Our Ur(r No. 2i on Qfi 20 Best HORSE SHOE Red Salmon 21c AUNT JEMIMA'S PANCAKE FLOUR 20 RED SALMON 21c tall CM 9c 7c JUICY GRAPEFRUIT FRESH CAULIFLOWER SnoWhi- Qc BRUSSELS SPROUTS CMornU 2 19c CLERY Philadelphia Sweet Nut FANCY CUT RED BEETS ae" PRUNES -lb ba lie Medium Siza California GREEN Crisp California GIANT Our Best All Purpose Family 02 -13 head STAPLES FOR WEEK 1 lb. coffee lb. suKar-U lb. tea lb.

cheese 2 lbs. prunes 1 lb. dried lima benns rv't shIhiI or cKklni; oil ran syrup mnnrd soup fun pri Cn silii-d pineapple 1nr mayonnaise 2 kinds cereal and pkge. bran pkKe. macaroni 2 cans tomatoes 1 lb.

butter 1 doz. eggs MEAT NT 1 1. TIESDAI boiled tripe la lbs. neck beef 2 lbs. scrapple Vt lb.

sliced bacon "14 lb. dried beef or meat roll VEGETAPLES t'NTIL TCESDAY Potatoes Head Cubbage Olery lettuce. Parsley Carrots fcpinuch FRl'IT INTIL TUESDAY Oranges Bananas Apples Grapes Pears for stewing HATIRDAV EVENINO MEAL, Pcpperpot Raw VeKetable Salad Hread and Butter Raisin or Prune Turnovers Beverage of Choice Sl.MiAV BREAKFAST Orange or Stewed Truit Fried Scrapple Griddle Cakes and Syrup Coffee, Cocoa or Cereal Beverage SUNDAY DINNER Baked Meat Loaf with Peas Scalloped Potatoes Celery Bread and Butter Fruit Fritters Beverage of Choice SCNDAY SUPPER Cottage Cheese Salad Wholewheat Bread Grapes and Cookies Milk or Tea MONDAY BREAKFAST Sliced Bananas Cereal ot Choice Toast and Jam Coffee, Cocoa or Cereal Beverage MONDAY LUNCH Boiled Rice with Cheese Sauce or I -eft-Over Pepperpot Bread and Butter Steamed Apples Milk or Tea Sliced Meat Loaf MONDAY F.VKNINO MEAL Hashed Brown Potatoes Stewed Tomatoes Cornmeal Muffins Cabbage Relish Pineapple Beverage of Choice TUESDAY BREAKFAST Stewed Prunes Oatmeal Reheated Muffins and Jam Coffee. Cocoa or Cereal Beverage TUESDAY LUNCH Bacon and Lettuce Sandwiches Apple Sauce or Pears Milk or Tea Acme Soft Twist or MiHt The Secret of Our Coffees' Full Flavor is "HEAT' FLO ROASTED" n.nrri i in ii ii iiiiiiiim large loaves Sefecfed quality at most oftracflve prices. Our Delicious Red Bag Voodside Roll La IAJ UJ CZ Freshly baked and delivered direct to enr markets.

lbs Virginia Lee Delicious A most popular and flavorful blend. SPSCED WAFERS A pure creomery toble butter. 24c GREEN BAG Fau0ru. A aensat this 15o 11c lb bai lb has -Ar Carefully Inspected Eggs Nestle's Gruyere Cheese Fancy Swettzer Cheese Wholesome Nut Oleomargarine Don BANNER DAY 1-lb print 9c SYLVAN SEAL "Pasteurized CUDAHY'S Our Best Pure Fruit quart container eh lit' iy tt i I MILK container ldl quart Homoqenized ''Vitamin DM Milk Lmswff3 Prices effective in our Phila. Markets Our Best Grape Juice "Bt 1 0c Your choice of Strawberi-y, Slackberry, Raspberry.

Pineapple, Cherry. Yoenqberry Selected Pork Shoulder Meat Phillips Soups VS.ub.Y 6 25c Phillips Spaghetti 4 25c Flaked Tuna Fish 2 7-' 23c Babbitts Cleanser 3 10c Robford Jumbo Peas 2 'rVr 23c cann Cranberry Sauce Jere' Bog-Sweets Crnb''rr- 10c 2 ,7 23c cans Sunshine Krispy Crackers lbple 15c Vogfs Scrapple Long Cut Sauer Kraut 2 13c Ib Ib 5c 5c Cut String Beans 2 15c Our Best Soup Beans Rose Rice Hallowi Dates f.x Joan of Arc Kidney Beans With purchase of 2 pkffs at regular price. CREAMETTES phq 1c 2585 With 2 pkg Quaker Puffed Rice. PUFFED WHEAT () pba 1c DAG FOOD -JJ J. 8-orpkf JQC 2 No 2 15c cans Vz qal.

uq 1 9c Repp-U-Totion Sweet Apple JASUI IDENTIFICATION TAG Brass tag worth 25c stamped with owner's name and address, complete with spring metal clip. Mail one Rival Label to Rival Packing Chicago, III. 0 4 1SC (Fo UVl 3d Bonnie Oak imall cant Qc In New, Handy Pouring Jugs STORE JiaA IT: Express Superchrome The time has come when "Just any ir! thing won't do to wear about i he house. Today we insi' upon crisp, frocks, practical enough Jar wcrkur.e. yet enough to be hi.nt anywhere.

These slim princess lines are ns ering as they can be and the roomy pockets carry out the line of the interesting yoke. ilake this style In gay chambray, percale or gingham with contrast-ins binding for accent. A tie-belt arri Ion? sleeves mav be added if for Take FIrture "Economically With GEVAERT One large pkg of Blue SUPER SUDS WROTE on FH1LM; Get This Famous GLASBAKE Complete OVEMWARE Set Purely Vegetable Shortening SAVE Vz On With Any Wrth purchase of 2 large packages at regular price. Octagon Laundry Soap 3 10c Octagon Soap Flakes 19c Octagon Soap Powder 2 9c Palmolive Soap 3 cake. j6c .00 As good as the best' costs considerably less.

rchase Get larger pictures no extra cost. Prices Effective November 15-16 in the Following Modern Acmes Never Sold at Suck cr Lw frie tefore Large Washed I 'J I CAU1 MOT 7042 W. Garrett Road Ridge Ave. Lyceum St. Manayunk 4313-17 Main St.

Broad Rockland Sts. 5th St. Duncannon Ave. 5th St. Godfrey Ave.

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5th Cambria Sts. 6011-13 Market Street 56th Pemberton Sts. 49th Woodland Ave. 6324 Woodland Ave. 52nd Wyalusing Ave.

61st Lansdowne Ave. City Line, west of 54th St. 59-61 S. 69th Street 48th Spruce Sts. Next to Sears Roosevelt Blvd.

71st Ogonts Aves. A 7th Ogontz Aves. Ogontx Ave. Washington Lane) Chelten Ave. Wister St.

Chelten Gcrmantown Aves. Germantown Ave. Seymour St. Wayne Ave. ft Coulter St.

Chew Phil-Ellena Sts. Gcrmantown Bethlehem Pike Lehigh Susquehanna Aves. Germantown Susquehanna Aves. 5234 Market St. you prefer.

You'll be dressed in crisp from morning to night in this frock with its button front. Stvle No. 2585 is designed for sizes 14. 15. 36, 38.

40. 42 and 44. Size 36 recuires 2'j yards 39-inch fabric wits 2 yards binding. Send 10c for pattern. Write plainly your name, address and style number.

Be sure to state siie. The Fall Fashion Bool is If extra. Contains over 100 smart pattern styles for all occasions, all sizes, ail ages. Printed In four colors. Indispensable to home sewers.

Address orders: Pattern Department. The Philadelphia Inquirer, 121 West 19th New York, N. Y. If not delivered within eight days, telephone Mildred Meyer. Rittenhouse 1600, or write her, care of The Philadelphia Inquirer, 400 N.

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