The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 13

Friday Evening, January 20,1922. 1 A I PAGE THIRTEEN. DRIED BEANS. 1C you would use dried beans as a substitute remember two flc- All beans require long, slow booking and the addition of fat. The long cooking softens the skins and Jnakes thorn digestible and the fat adds tlic clement lacking in beans.

There are several varieties of dricrl beans to choote colored. The colored beans arc richer in flavor than i beans. BAKED BEAXS. Three cups navy beans, Bait pork. 1 dessertspoon salt, dessertspoons molasses, 2 dessertspoons 1 teaspoon mustard, 1 cup i i water.

1 small onion. 1'ick over beans. Wash through eoveral waters. Let stand over niprht in 3 a of cold water. If liia beans are this year's crop two hours be Ions enough for them 10 i i in water.

a i a i i i cold water to a little mora than cover. Arid a teaspoon soda. Bnnc to the boiling point and let coll five minutes. Drain and rinse in cold water. Put onion in the bottom of the bean pot.

Scald rind of pork and scrape well. Cut off a ttrtu illee ana put in bean pot. Cut through the rind of the remaining piece in half-inch squares. Pour half the beans In the bean pot. Add the salt pork and the rest of the beans.

Pour over the seasonings mixed with the boiling water. Add enough more boiling water to cover beans. Cover bean pot and bake In a slow oven for six hours. Add more water as necessary during the first four hours of baking. Then pull the pork to the top of the beans to brown.

3t the liquor cook away about half. STEW. One cup Cried lima beans. 1 cup sliced raw- potatoes, 1 cup diced carrots. 3 tablespoons butter, 2 cups tomato juice, 2 tablespoons catsup, 1 teaspoon salt, teaspoon pepper.

Wash beans and soak over night in cold water. Drain and put in with cold water to more than cover. Simmer for an hour after the beans begin to boll. Add potatoes and car- rota and salt and pepper. Cook an hour longer, adding water to prevent burning.

Let the water cook away as the vegetables become tender. Add butter, tomato juice and catsup and simmer halt an hour. Serve with soda crackers. BEAN PATTIES. One-half cup black beans, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons bacon fat, cup cracker crumbs, 3 tablespoons chill sauce, 1 egg.

Wash beans and soak over night. Boil until tender In salted water to cover. Drain and rub through a sieve. Adfl chill sauce, bacon fat, and iruinbs to bean pulp. Mix well and stir In egg slightly beaten.

It not moist enough to shape well add a little milk. Shape in a roll and let become firm. Cut in half-Inch slices, roll In flour and fry a golden brown first on one side and then on the other in hot drippings In a i pan. (Copyright, 1922, NEA Service.) UEEAD The Quality of Morning Glory Bread Is Always the Same More tlian a year ago we introduced MORNING GLORY BREAD in Decatur. From the start this Quality Loaf instant approval of our large liit of patrons.

And this same steady, stream of patrons are still using MOHMNU the quality is always the same. Try Copsy's Doughnuts You'll enjoy those dandy doughnuts--the kind that Copsy bakes. Try 'em for breakfast tomorrow. RECEPTION GIVEN SADORUS FAMILY Sadorcs, Jan. 20--A reception was licit at the town hull Monday night In hono of Frank Bell family.

He in leaving his farm ana i make hia future res! dcnce in Champaign. Rev. T. B. Lucp received word Sunday evening 1 that his mother I I I HI father also ia seriously ill and was taken to a hospital at Bloomlngton.

Miss ITiilda Palmer has been ill severa rlavi wit!) ntnmalnp poisoning. Mrs. Clar ince Holt has been teaching la her place it school. William Thornton has been on the sick 1st and Dewey Goudie haa been carry- njr his mail route. Russel Knox oj White Hall haa been vlsltins his slater.

Mrs. Lupg. Mrs. Virgil Nichols and daughter Vera of Champaign are spending several days With Mrs. Ed Baldwin.

Mrs. Robert Evana and Mrs. John 3chroeder ate sick. Mr. and Mrs.

John Nople and daughter Vlarvelle spent Sunday at the home oC Mr. William DelxmR. Mrs, Flora Moore has returned home after an extended visit TV lib. Mrs. Fellcite Vincent of Tolono.

Franlc Bell held a sale Tuesday. It was largely attended and tha things brought good prices. Mr. and Mrs. CccJl Stewart and Harry Stewart have returned to their home in Vcrnon, Texas.

Mrs. EJd Baldwin and son Cheater, spent Wednesday in Champaign. The monthly social night will be held tha Methodist church Filday evening. SULLIVAN. Miss Geneva Ashdowne'9 Sunday school lass of the Methodist church was en- tertained Thursday evening at a two- course dinner at the home of Mrs.

J. F. Lawson. The Sew-a-Bit club met Thursday afternoon with lira. Homer Wright, Mr.

and lira. W. B. Robinson left Thursday for Chicago. William Bishop was a Decatur visitor Thursday.

MANY ATTEND WELFARE STATION Forty Present During Afternoonj 54 a Week Ago, Cold weather does not interfere with the attendance to any great extent at the Infant Welfare Station. When the doors opened Thursday afternoon twelve women were present with their babies. About forty were present during the afternoon. Fifty- four attended last Thursday. There is never as much sickness among the babies during the winter months as in the summer, and the attendance is always smaller at this time of the year.

One child that was present Thursday "has had Infantile paralysis, although the mother did not know it at the time, thinking that the child was cross for several days because It was teething. As a result of this disease one leg is partially paralyzed. But with massaging the muscles every day, for perhaps a period of several years, the child will have the use of tne leg restored. PERSONALS William Boltz and family of Burlington, who came to Decatur to attend the funeral of Mr. Bolz' mother, will leave for their home Friday morning.

ESTABLISHED 1884 A Now is the time to order your coal DECATUR COAL CO. Phones Main 109 and 89 Co. EVERYTHING IN FOODS 331-333 N. WATER. NEW Delivery Schedule EAST OF WATER 7 A.

M. 1 P. M. WEST OF WATER 10A.M. 3P.M.

Co. EVERYTHING IN FOODS 331-333 N. WATER. STOP LOOK LISTEN MEATS SOAPS GRINSLADE TAYLOR 216 East Eldorado. --Tel Main 645 With every purchase of One Dollar we will give Free two bars of Laundry Soap or Toilet Soap.

BEEF BOIL ROUND STEAK CHUCK STEAK PORK PORK CHOPS BACON or Whole side 20c CANNED SPAGETTI, 3 for 25c LAMB STEW 12c JUMBO PICKLES doz 40c BAKERY DEPARTMENT A A SPECIAL FRESH APRICOT PIES WITH FLAKY CRUST 25c REGUARLY SATURDAY ONLY SNOW WHITE LAYER CAKES WITH BUTTERED PINEAPPLE ICING EACH 60c 40c FANCY CHARLOTTE RUSSE FILLED WITH WHIPPED CREAM EACH lOc DEPARTMENT A A SPECIAL FRESH ROASTED COFFEE FREE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY 10TH POUND OF OUR FRESH ROASTED COFFEE WILL RECEIVE IT ABSOLUTELY FREE YOU MAY BE LUCKY YOU CAN'T LOSE MEAT DEPARTMENT A A SPECIAL ROASTS FOR SUNDAY DINNER BEEF, 20c PORK, 18c LAMB, 35c VEAL, 30c FINE QUALITY FRESH COUNTRY BUTTER LB. 40c BEEF LOAF VEAL LOAF 30c PICKLES DILL SOUR 25c SWEET 20c RAY ATTEBERRY, MANAGER VEGETABLES A A SPECIAL EXTRA FANCY LARGE DOZ. 35c BANANAS GOOD SMALL FRUIT, DOZ. 20c CELERY WASHED TURNIPS WASHED PARSNIPS HEAD LETTUCE WASHED CARROTS GOOD RUTABAGAS MANGOES EXTRA LARGE OYSTERS SOLID PACK QT 65c; PT 35c GROCERY DEPARTMENT A A SPECIAL BON BON FINE QUALITY ROLLED OATS 25c REGULARLY LARGE PEG 15c BEST CANE GRANULATED i SUGAR CLOTH LINED BAGS 100 LBS $5.55 SCOTTISH-CHIEF CLING PEACHES IN HEAVY SYRUP CAN 25c RAN'S MARKET 1 46 Merchant Street 4 4 1 North Water Street Meats 15 Per Cent Cheaper at our Market. We have 15 young home killed Cattle for this Sale.

Choice Tender Chuck Steak Native Sir Loin Steaks 16c Choice Round Beef Steaks Native Beef, Chuck Roast, Any cut, your choice 10c Fresh, Lean Beef Boil 5c Native Rolled Beef Roast 7c Fresh Ground Beef 10c Choice Veal Roast 18c Native Veal Chops 22c Fresh Mutton Legs and Chops Whole Fresh Pork Shoulders 13c Shoulder Pork Roast IHc Fresh Pork Loin Roast Fresh Boneless Pork Butts 15c Small Loin Pork Chops Fresh Pork Sausage Fresh Spare Ribs 14c Fresh Hearts 7c Fresh Sliced Liver -5c Short Spare Ribs 5c Fresh SidePork 15k Fancy Lean Sugar Cured Bacon by he piece Sweet Sugar Cured Smoked Hams, whole or half Pure Lard, Special for Saturday 1Uc Sugar Cured Bacon Squares Sugar Cured Picnic Hams Choice Salt Pork Special 10c Fresh Country Eggs 37c Fresh Dressed Chickens 30c Best Nut Butterine, 2 pounds Oak Grove Butterine, 2 pounds 45c Large Fresh Oysters, per qt 55c Monarch Coffee, 3 pounds Red Kidney Beans, 3 cans 25c Monarch Pork and Beans, 3 cans 25c Quart Jars Sweet Relish and Chow Chow, special per jar. Bulk Peach and Apple Butter 2 pounds for 25c No. 2 Camel Peaches, 2 cans 45c MOHAN'S MARKETS FOR QUALITY AND PRICES i Our New Customer-Owners It is with satisfaction that we announce the successful sale to our customers, employees and local banks of $33,000.00 of Per Cent Bond-Secured Notes of the Danville; Champaign Decatur Railway and Light Co. This amount of $33,000.00 was the portion of the total offering of $105,700 of these securities al- loted this company for sale in the Decatur territory. The entire amount was subscribed in one day's time, which proves to our satisfaction that the plan of financing a portion of the improvements made to our property by offering our securities locally appeals to the people of Decatur.

We also believe that our new customer-owners will find their investment a satisfactory one, both from the standpoint of rate of return and security offered. Decatur Railway Light Co. ii -j- ill it! IEWSPAPER! si EW SPA PERI.