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The Daily Mail from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 18

Publication:
The Daily Maili
Location:
Hagerstown, Maryland
Issue Date:
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18
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EIGHTEEN THE DAILY MAIL, HAGERSTOWN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1947. WHY WORKERS GROWL San Francisco, crew of movers worked two hours hoisting a one-ton motorboat into the show of a downtown sports shop, H. Houston of Santa Cruz i watched -with interest. As the workers finished, he told a sales- man "I'll take And th crew went back to work--removing it. lAJkat 6 St.

James Letter A A The Menu Latest research shows that bass die of old age in three years. BISCUIT AND SHORTCAKE MIX JUST AD J) CUP Mi Hertfs ttie new, easy way to make delicious hot bis- cmtt or shortcake. Just add milk to Quiko. Horae- ma-Ktx ingredients, precision-mixed to as- sore delicious like Quiko. I'fiWB By CHARLOTTE Time For A Stew On Smoked Salmon Rolls Beef Stew Baked Onions Stuffed with i Mas lied Potatoes Bakeu with Green Pepper Sirius Beim Salad Blackberry Ice Cream with Angei Food Cake (Recipes Serve Four) Baked Onions Stuffed with Mashed Potatoes 4 larjse onions 1 cup consomme fj potatoes Hot milk Salt Freshly ground black pepper or margarine Buttered crumbs Remove skins from onions and parboil for minutes in boiling salted Drain ami remove i centers.

Place in a baking dish i and pour the cup of consomme lover them. Bake i tender, basting frequently. Tee! and boil potatoes. Mash. Add hot milk, salt, i pepper, butter or rmu'sarine.

Boat until fluffy. Chop that portion or I the onion removed very line and i fold into the mashed potato. Kill I center of onions and i with i buttered over top. Bake a slow oven until crumbs are nicely browned. Baked Corn With Green Pepper 1 can cream style corn 1 finely pepper 2 yolks, beaten cup a a i Season to a salt and butter or margarine and combine all Stir nu- iil well blended.

Pour into a bnk- I ins: dish and bake in a moderate oven until browned. I Mrs. Tempa Baxter, Keedysville and with the Misses Stockslager at Breathedsville. St. James, Oct.

29-Mn. Pearl and i i i 1 Thursday day alter spending three weeks Thrifty Idea uav auer sueiuims evening last week in the home of the home ot Mr. and Ora -M Mr. and s- Fred Rhodes, Hag- in rue, Clarences and Walter Sperow also spent sev- i ers eral days at Criie. returning home on Sunday.

Mrs. Bessie Hagerstown, several days last week with Miss Gaxa Cross. 1 Mrs. William Sheeiey spent last i week in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rowland and Miss Evelyn Rowland spent Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. Tena Rowland. Miss Joyce Bloom has returned to Ashland College after spending a few days with her parents, Mr.

Three more baking mixes you're sure to like. FUKO PRODUCTS CORPORATION Mtw Brunswick, N.J, Patronize Your Neighborhood Triangle Grocer for the Finest of Food Products 700 W. Washington St. Phone 2780 FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN THE CITY Week-End Specials! SWIFT'S PREMIUM Whole or Shank Half IB. 63c Swift's Wilson's PICNICS 48c Fresh Pork SHOULDERS 5 to 8 Ibs.

ib 43c Swift's Roll CREAMERY BUTTER Crisco Spry Swiftning 3 Ib can SI.06 We Have Western Steer Beef Prime Rib BEEF ROAST ib. 59c Small Fresh PORK HAM Whole or shank half. Ib. Do You Like Good Old Fashioned Country Sausage Pudding Pon Haus? We have it! pt- jar 27c Oxydol Rinso 34c York U.S. No.

1 A 4 25c Carnation I cans No. 2 Can Kraut 650 SHEET ROLLS Corwoll of Clearspring. and Mrs Bloom. Mrs. Etta Oden, Hagerstown, Mrs.

Walter Green and Mrs. spent some time in home of D. T. Sensenbaugh. Mrs.

Cora Stockslager is spend- Porto Alegre, Brazil. Oct. 28, --'Studeats rioted with, the police recently in a campaign to get a 50 percent reduction in the prices i of movies. After the students received a warning iron 1 the chief of police not to try to organize picket lines in front ox the movie houses and I theaters, they paraded on the streets with their mouths tied up to demonstrate against what they Oeorge Baker accompanied Mrs. Ora DeLauney and Mrs.

Domer to attend a meeting at Shank's ing several days this week with Church in Pennsylvania. termed "restriction" on their freedpm of opinion. Victoria, in Kenya Colony, East Africa, is almost 4,000 feet above sea level, and is the source of the River Nile. Buy US Savings Bonds REGULARLY Ask where WORK Ask where you BANK U.S. A MEN BACK A YOUTH WORK Frankfurt.

majority of American officers and men in Germany believe the Army's Ger- man, youth program is- achieving its goal of teaching democratic principles and curbing delinquency, the Army announces. survey conducted by the Army showed that seven out of 10 enlisted men and six out of 10 officers thought the program would help future peace. Forty-one percent of all officers and 24 percent of the enlisted men have participated in the youth assistance program, the an- nouncement said. New Orleans Flavor --yours to enjoy in the that en- riches Van Camp's Red Kidney Beans. A Quick a delicious, economical treat.

Enjoy it often. Van KIDNEY BEANi his tloll i or i i i a She is so i i i i her hair, i doll--a must for i i i a i a i 737o has a of doll; clothes pattern. iur i puut-rn i a a and p'no'os. i i makes easy. Send TWENTY CENTS In coins for this pattern to THE HAGERS- TOWN DAILY MAIL.

Household Arts DepL F. O. Box 151. Station Brooklyn 2P. X.

Y. i plainly ADDRESS. ZONE AND PATTERN NUMBER. Send FIFTEEN CENTS more for vour copy of our Alice Brooks Nee- dle Book 104 illustration? of designs: crochet, embroidery, knitting', home decoration, toys. Al- so i in the book is a FREE pattern for three kitchen accessor- ies and a bib.

Baltimore Wheat Baltimore. Oct. 29 tip) Wheat No. 2 'Red Garlicky spot domestic 2.90. Wheat No.

2 Red Garlicky spot domestic October 2.90. The world has done more mining In the past 40 years than in all previous history. CHURCHMEN TO GATHER---j Cumberland, Oct. 30 Approximately 130 reqtors and lay delegates from 23 i a I churches in AUegany, Garrett. I Washington and Frederick coun- i ties are expected to attend the semi-aauuai convocation of Cum- berland to be held in St.

James Episcopal Church in Westernport Friday. Gordon's Week-End 101 Cypress St. Phone 597 We Deliver Anywhere A representative of Morrell's will be ot our meat counter all day Saturday to demonstrate their Easy Cut Ready-to-Eat Hams. Premium Vacuumized Peeled Whole SWEET POTATOES can 23c Premier Prcpored I Ige. can 17c Premier Split Green A Premier Fine A box 12c Premier I boxlSc Fresh Every Friday from Baltimore JEWISH Light Rye Dark Rye Halo Pumpnickie Bagai Srrudle Honey and Spinge Cake Cheese Buns Pineapple Buns Pastry Buns Elmer's PECAN FLAKES Ib.

can 89c Elmer's PEANUT FLAKES Ib. can 59c Elmer's CHEE WEES jar 49c Elmer's MINT SUBLETS can 50c Premier Whole IRISH POTATOES can 15c Premier Whole Peeled APRICOTS tall can 21c Premier FRUIT COCKTAIL tall can 29c Premier Fancy Spiced WATERMELON RIND ISVi-oz. jar 33c For Your Holiday FRUIT CAKES DRAINED CITRON Ib. 50c PRESERVED CHERRIES Ib. 75c DRAINED ORANGE PEEL Ib.

45c DRAINED LEMON PEEL Ib. 48c GLACE PINEAPPLE FRITTERS Ib. 63c READY TO EAT Whole or Half. Ib. 70c 10-12 Lb.

Average. Morreii's Pride Tenderized Short Shank A Morreil's Pride Short Shank PICNICS 4-6 9 47c Ib. Norwegian Kippered Boneless I Ib. can 25c KIPPER SNACKS Boneless 3 3V4-OZ. cans 29c "Pepperidge Farm" MELBA TOAST "Pepperidgc Farm" Herb SEASONED STUFFING For Chickens and Turkeys.

Pepperidge Farm BREAD Whife and Whole Wheat. Carry the Famous NEW ORLEANS CANDIES CORN PARCH I 4 0 and 99c SALTINES 2 3 Your Favorite Brands of BEER $2.50 case up H. C. GORDON'S GROCERY MEAT MARKET 101 Cypress St. Phont 597 We Deliver Anywhere RIANCLE Citra Gold A I Add it to other fruit drinks.

cans 1 label gcod for one point in bicycle contest. Robin Hood Milled from washed wheat. 5-lb. 47c Chocolate Chips BAKER'S--Semi-Sweet. Serve MILK made into delicious RENNET- CUSTARDS 6-oz pkg.

Turn your points on the a Mills Bicycle Contest ir.to your Triangle Grc r. Boys a girls playmates a Wheatie and Cheerio box tops you. The more points you get, the better chance you have in winning a new Shelby Bicycle. QUAKER'S WHEAT SPARKIES 2 pkg. 25c RICE SPARKIES pkgs.

BRER RABBIT WITH JUNKET RENNET POWDER Gold Label MOLASSES 10c Green Label MOLASSES 16-oz. jar 23c 16-oz. jar 21c CURRENT CREAM CHEESE lb 27c American CHEESE Yellow or White lb. 27C LEBANON BOLOGNA Plain or Iodized. Adds healthful Reasoning to foods LaPremiata Broad or Medium.

For that one dish meal. STERLING SALT Plain or Iodized. Ad NOODLES Broad or Medium. MAYONNAISE the ss SANKA COFFEE Sanka Coffee is all coffee--nothin BoscuITEAPAKS rnd. pkgs.

17c pkg. 1 JC 8-oz. 8-oz. jar 23c 1 Mb. can 59c pkg.

of 28 Sanka Coffee is all coffee--nothing but the caffein removed. 21c Bonus Deal. Serve at meals and between meals-. Nabisco CRACKER MEAL 15 For deep frying oysters, fish, shrimp, etc. Dandy CRACKERS 2Sc NABISCO--A favorite-soup cracker.

Duff's HOT ROLL MIX i 27c Add water, mix and bake for delicious rolls. niT-RITE WAX PAPER Helps Kee FooJs Fre sn Longer Seedless Size 64 2 for 17C U. S. No. 1 A ico-ib.

sack. eacb 23c 125-ft. roll 19c Manbeck's Enriched BONNIE BREAD Fresh Daily at All TRIANGLE STORES Mars TOASTED ALMOND BARS COCOANUT BON BONS PEANUT BRITTLE CHIFFON SOAP FLAKES Chiffon auds CLOROX The WHITE LINE Is the CLOROX LINE. 3 bars 25c lb 43c lb 33c fle. pkg.

27c TRIANGLE FOOD STORES.

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