Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 17

Sunday. Oct. 27, 1912. THE DECATUR DAILY HERALD. 17 ALMOND MACAROOS WITH JELLY.

ETC. wseMd A served at the dinner with which the High School Athletic association entertained the football team of the Taylorville High school. The dinner was in the lunch room of the new Hlgli school. Several men of the local High school faculty, as well as R. CS.

Beals. of the Taylorville school faculty, were present. the home of Miss Hamman. Young women of the high school occasionally have an opportunity to apply the knowledge which they may gain from the Domestic Science department. Perhaps one such occasion was offered Saturday night, when several of the High school young women Excise '0 W7 Miss May Howard, chairman.

Miss Bertha Barnwell and Miss Alice Priest. Only these members know exactly what the nature of the occasion will this is being kept-a secret till that evening. The party will bo in the club rooms. Miss Mary L. Johnson is chairman of tho division.

Civic and Household Economics Division ot the Woman's club will have Its regular weekly meting in the, club rooms Thursday afternoon of week. Mrs. Wr. A. Phares will be leader-and a domestic science study is planned.

The subject will be "Dried Fruits and Cereals." The -Civic and Household Economics division, in accordance with a rncent change, is having its regular meetings on Thursday afternoons instead of on Saturdays. T. F. Drew is chairman of the division. Mrs.

G. C. 460 Powers Lane, is visiting over the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Norton, in Champaign. Mrs.

Harold Pratt Joy and two little children. Warren Drake Jov and Marv Elizabeth Joy are leaving today for their home at Joy Prairie, after visiting for five weeks in the home of Mrs. Joy's parents. Mr and Mrs. J.

L. Drake, in West Macon street. R. G. Beals of the Taylorville Hign school faculty, stopped over for a short time in Decatur, Frldav.

He and J. H. Newlon went on from here to Peoria. -I Miss Irene Hamman, 1058 West Main street, will entertain about 14 couples of her High school friends at a wiener roast night of this week. This winter picnic will take place at Prize Offer and Announcement VOIR HKST RUCIPES" DESIRED FOIt XEVT MHkless Eggless ami B.itterless but yet a delicious cake is" one of the honi-hint puzzles wlnci a reader presents and answers her letter today by tellins now such a cake may be made.

This is accom-' panled by other valuable recipes requiring no eggs. The prize of one dollar is ofiered again next Sunday for the best letter giving one or more eggless recipes lor foods which ordinarily re uire eggs letters which were this week received later than Tuesdav will be judged and printed in the Exchange contest for next Sundav. This same plan will be followed for each week. All letters must be received on Tuesday in order to appeal- on the Sunday immediately following General news and hints pertaining to any department or work of the household are always given a readv welcome. PWZElVrXXER.

Taylorville Reader, Taylorville, 111. HO.VORABLK Mary City. Mrs. J. Hane.

1 'From a Rural Home." eggs. Beat the wnole untilvery light-Shape in small smootn rounds (with a teaspoon) in baking tins lin with waxed paper. Set a bit of fruit jelly on each. Bake in a moderate oA'en from 10 to 15 minutes. Select, large eggs for this.

Chocolate Melt 2 ounces of chocolate over hot water and work into the above mixture, before or after adding the last two whites of eggs. Almond Macaroons with jolly, and also Chocolate Macaroons are some ot the sweets which every family includes in its list of favorites in way of pastries. To make the almond macaroons, beat 1 cup of almond paste and 1 unbeaten white of egg until smooth throughout; gradually beat in I cup of granulated sugar or li cup of confectioners' sugar (sifted) and when well-beaten beat in, one at a time, the unbeaten whites of two more 'SemiTAijinually on Savings' and Deposits. Mutual Horns Savings Association 134 EAST PRAIRIE. W.

C. Outten, Pres. B. K. Durfee, See'y.

CORNED BEEF HASH MOST PALATABLE WITH FRIED ONIONS. 9 REQUEST FOR XAJIES. Full names and addresses are requested for the prizewinners. Mrs. W.

Taylorville (Sundav, beptember 29). and of "Mrs. Merrv Farmer" (Sunday, October 6). The full name and address of the prizewinner today is also desired. Prize amovnts will be forwarded on receipts of names.

Cam Save Moiey when polishing the stove. FROM A RURAL HOME. is chairman of the division. Psaleroas division of the Woman's Club will have for iis meeting; Tuesday night of this week a Hallowe'en party, the arrangement fjr which is in the hands of. ix committee consisting ol Chop fine an equal quantity of cold corned beef and boiled potatoes; stir in a little broth or boiling water and turn into hot salt pork fat or dripping in a not frying pan; stir and cook until hot throughout, then let stand to color and crust slightly on the bottom.

Turn on to a hot serving dish. Surround with fried onions and serve at once. To prepare the "Fried onions," cut mild peeled onions in thin slices and separate the slices into rings. Dip the rings in milk and toss them in a plate of flour, fehake off superfluous flour and let fry in deep fat until tender, crisp and well colored. Drain on 'sort paper.

By bringing your furniture; rug and stove wants to us. We are out of the high rent district, own our own building and our cost of doing business is quite small, hence we can guarantee you a savings of at least 20c on each dollar. r- v' Marinello IIOlSEHOLD OI. OI. OIX OIX I3VXX XO-EGG CAKE.

Vac 1 cup sugar, cup of butter. 1 cup of milk, 21 cups of flour, 1 tea-tpoonful of cream of tartar, 1 tea-jpoonful of soda. 1 cup of raisins. 1'ream the sugar and butter. Stir in the milk, sift crearn of tartar, soda and flour together.

-Mix ingredients, stirring them vigorously and bake in a b'ltfrcd cake tin as one loaf. Without Eggs. 0n quart of buttermilk, a cake of yeast, dissolved in the milk, a little salt, and flour enough to make a stiff batter. Drop in hot Mm pans and bake in a quick oven. Two or three tablespoonfuls of sour cream if added will make them richer.

Eggless Cakr. Tor this cako use 4 cup butter. 1 of sugar. 1 cup sour milk. 2 cups of flour.

1 teaspoonful of cinnamon, I teespoonful of soda in 1 tablespoonful of hot water, teaspoonful of allspice, grated nutmeg, 1 cup of chopped" Fruit Cake Without Grind through meat grinder 1 pound of fat pork. One quart of black coffee poured over the meat while boiling hot and let stand until cool. Other Ingredients are 4 cups of brown siipar, 1 tablespoonful of cinnamon, 8 i-ups of flour, 2 heaping teaspoonfuls of baking powder, 1 tablespoonful of noda. Sift these four together. Prepare 1 pounds raisins, 1J pounds of currants.

1 coffee cup of English walnuts broken up. Bake slow for one fcoar For the Filling Take 2 cups of hrown sugar, 1 cup of granulated su-aar. 1 cup of sweet milk, butter the nize of a walnut, 1 teaspoonful of vanilla and boil until it threads. Milkiest- Esgleam Buterles Cake. Put into a saucepan the following: 1 -up of brown sugar.

1 cup of water, one-third cup of lard. 2 cups of seeded raifins. 1 grated nutmeg. 1 teaspoonful of cinnamon, 1 teaspoonful of ground cloves, and a pinch of salt. Boil together tor 3 minutes, and then cool.

When cold add 1 teaspoonful of soda dissolved in hot water, 2 cups of flour in which teaspoonful i-f baking powder has been sifted. Bakr 1 hour in a moderate oven. TAYLORVILLE READER. Taylorville, 111. Shop In Society BROW.V1E CANAPES.

These canapes might be made of good size and used in place of sandwiches at a Hallowe'en occasion. Spread rounds of Boston brown bread or graham bread Willi cottage cheese; spread the cheese with mayonnaise dressing, then simulate on the dressing tho fai'e oi a brownie, using bits of red pepper or pimento for the- purpose. Serve each canape on a grape leaf. Or garnish a plate filled with canapes with grape leaves. N.

J. C. LEMOTf ICIXG. The reader who recently asked the Household Exchange for a recipe for "Lemon Icing" may perhaps find this to be the one she wishes. Into two tablespoonfuls of lemon Juice and two tablespoonfuls of boiling water beat sifted confectioners' sugar to make of a consistency to spread.

This icing calls for considerable fugar in order to make it do well. Cake Mixture Witb Maple Sugar. Substitute the maple sugar for granulated sugar in some cake recipe that you have found reliable and tee if you do not like the results. Sally I.unn. When these are baked, cut in squares ami serve hot with butter for luncheon or tea.

Their redeeming qualities lie in their simplicity and inexpensive-ness. Use one-half cup of butter, one cup of sugar one-half cup of milk, two eggs well beaten without separating, two cups of flour, one teaspoonful of soda, two slightly rounding teaspoonfuls of cream of tartar. Mix as for any butter cake. Less sugar mav be used if desired. The old-fashioned "Sally Lunn" was made mostly with yeast, but this is a good one without it.

MRS. L. J. B. (Continued from Preceding Page) 41S Wait Bldg.

In this shop we are prepared to intelligently advise the care your skin or scalp may need. of the division. r. For the regular meeting of the Art and Literature division of the "Woman's club Tuesday of this week at p. the program leader will be Mrs.

George Caldwell. The program of the meeting Will, include: "Making up a Newspaper" by Miss Joy Batchelder. "Sketches of Horace -Greeley'" Mrs: Eugene Terry. "George Prentice" Mrs. Alice Pitner.

The meeting will be' held the club rooms, as usual. Mrs. C. -U. Patterson Our Methods Strictly Aseptic Continuous 2 in.

post Iron Bed head stands 58 in. high is fitted with good heayy ball bearing casters, making it easy to move; finished in Vernis Martin. Special price $5.90 Our line of cook stoves are guaranteed te he the best to be had for' the money. Ome with ovens 18x18 inches. Like $15 cut MEAT DISH EGGS.

Minced cream ham on toast is a good dish that cleverly uses the left- We Frame Pictures Right over cup. of leftover ham Try our Hot Oil treatment for stubborn scalp trouble, such as falling bair. Our Prismatic Ray for both Skin ana iScalp. See our line of Switches, Puffs and and extra hair; also the New Plume Switch so much in favor for the winter season. We can save you money on first class hair.

i Save You Money Fall Line Now Complete CHODAT'S BOOK STORE 143 N. Water StJ Ladies' Exclusive Hell Phone 402S. I.EMOX PIE (TWO CRL'STS). This lemon pie is a particularly liked one among my friends, because it is inexpensive. The usual lemon pie requires several eggs, while this one is not "eggless," which the exchange mils for today, it is nearly so for only one ess is used.

Try it. Sitt together several times one rounding tablespoonful of cornstar. li and one cup of Four on one cup of boiling water and stir and cook until the whole is boiling. Add 1 teaspoonful of uutter. one-fourth teaspoonful of salt, fhe grated rind of and juice of a large 1-mon and one egg.

beaten very light. Mix thoroughly, and bake with two crust. Only One F.gc For Thin. These delicious "Fruit Tea MuTfins riuire onlv one egg. They are speclal-ir good on the cool fall days.

Sift together two cupfuls of graham flour, tn-u cupfuls of white flour, four round- teaspoonfuls of baking powder, one caipoonful of salt and one-unit cun-r til of Fiigar. Add one cupful of seeded raisin" and on-: cup of chopped then add on" egg well beaten v.ith two cupfuls of milk. TTh.11 fill himered muff in pans and bake 2a mimitos in a quick en. In the SeirinK Koont. Keep a piece of sand paper in the machine drawer for rough or blunted a file.

too. will quickly raooth a dull machine needle and scissors mav be sharpened on a large ieedle or the stem of a glass (or piece glars'i bv opening and shutting as if you were trying to cut th- triads. MARY C. City. Hhantpooiug, Hairdressing, Manicuring.

"What a great pleasure it is to sleep on a good comfortable bed spring, one that will guarantee you a good sweet refreshing sleep. "We have them like z' "TJ" cut for $Uaf tnrougn tne coarse meat-chopper; put into a saucepan with 1 cup of cream sauce. A quick way to prepare, but not quite so good, is to nut the ham in a saucepan of flour, which has been wet with a little cold water; boil for 3 minutes. Serve on small pieces of toast. To Peel Orange.

Pour boiling water on the oranges and let them stand for five minutes. This will cause the white lining to come away clean with the skin, so that a large quantity of oranges can be quickly prepared for puddings, desserts, etc My Cranberry Recipe. My favorite cranberry recipe is the baked cranberry pudding, which is made as. follows; Pour boiling water on a pint of bread crumbs. Jlelt tablespoonful of butter and stir in.

When the bread softened, add 2 eggs and beat thoroughly with tTie bread. Then put in a pint of the stewed cranberries. and sweeten to taste. Serve with sauce. Other Hints.

Ton should liana- woolens on the line dripping wet. without wringing them at all. If dried in this way they will not shrink. A few drops of alcohol" rubbed on the inside of lamp' chimneys will remove all trace of greasy smoke when water 3lorie is of no avail. MISS X.

H. Mrs. M. Taggart. STANDARD ELECTRIC $1885 Standard because all material used is the highest quality made by standard firms.

EXIDE BATTERIES WESTINGHOUSE MOTOR WESTINGH0USE CONTROLLER ALUMINUM BODY No car has any better material. The Kindel Parlor Bed can be used as a davenport during the day, and at night by one movement they can be converted into a good comfortable bed. Other daven-ports as low as I I BMOAVK SUGAR COOKIES. To make these cookies, use 1 cup of shortening, (butter, or butter and lard), 2 cups of light brown sugar, 2 eggs, 2 tablespoonfuls of water, i teaspoonful of vanilla, cups of flour, 2 teaspoonfuls of baking powder, 1 teaspoonful of soda, i teaspoonful of salt ff the lard is used. Cream together the shortening and sugar.

Beat together the water the eggs and vanilla; combine the two mixtures. Sift together riie flur, baking powder and soda -nd add to the other ingredients. Bake in a. ouick oven, and if done ac cording. to directions some delicious; Call and inspect" our line of heaters beftoe paying more elsewhere.

No. 15 8.75 No. 17 No. 15 SU.75 MAPLE "l'T FROSTING Melt a pound of maple sugar in up of boiling water, cover and let oil for two or three minutes: remove 'he cover and let boil to the soft ball tage (when it forms a soft ball when 'ested in cold water.) Pour in a fine -tream on the white of 1 efc. beaten 1ry.

beating constantly meanwhile, 'nen return the syru" with the egg to he sauce pan and stir and cook, on an asbestos mat. or over- boiling water, "Mil tho frosting thickens a little; add i cup of nuts broken in pieces spread at once. When cooked just 'eht the frosting will crust over on the outside. Steamed Cranberry Pudding. JIake a simple batter pudding, add-in; a cup or more of chopped cooked 'ranberries and flour enough to mike fatiier stiff.

Steam for 2 hours and with cranberry sauce. Cranberry season is well on, and fruit in various desserts is apt to srace the tables frequently now. For Irving with roast duck or anv sort same, the "spiced cranberries" are most excellent. To make them wash i quart of cranberries and put them Hito a saucepan with i cupful of cold water. Tie in a small cheescloth bag, a dozen doves, a dozen 2 '-ticks of icinnamon (broken) and sev cookies will be the result.

A GRANDMOTHER. eral blades of mace. Put this big ln-'o the cranberries and water and stew all together until the fruit is broken nto bits. Remove the spice bag, rub 'he berries through a colander, add 2 l.cpwp sugar stir over 'he fire- until dissolved and set away 'o get cold. MRS.

J. HANE, Princess dresser made from good select solid oak has 40 inch base with good plate mirror Our line of dining room tables, complete for quality, style, nd price. One with 42 inch solid oak top extends to 6 ft. Gfl IT length 9 A CO. $8.75 18 inches by 36 inches.

Like cut VEWSV NOTES FOR THK HOMK. Here is a iittle honfu-made device lilch prevents the rugs and mats 'rom slipping and sliding all over the 'lour. Cut the patent fastenings from a old kid glove. Tack half of the fas-'enlng to the floor and the other half 'he under side of the mat or rug. "hen clasp them together.

To keep the egg yolks good hen iiey are not required for immediate lie. put the yolks in a pan or dish md barely cover with cold water. Place Plate on the dish to exclude the air. aiid in a dark cool place until, re-niired for use. Iron mold may be easily removed 'rom linen, and other materials so Dampen the places, rub them ler with ripe tomato juice and place the sun.

Scorch stains can be removed if they immediately rubbed with dry 'arch and then sponged off. Repeat Hie process until the stain disappears. A PolUhlnK MHtrn. A stove polishing mitten may be niade out of old coarse woolen and oil cloth. Use the oilcloth hiake a "mitten without a thumb, no sew the woolen material to one "i'.

This will Ttcep the hands clean Facial Massage If properlv given will vitalize the issues, harden, strengthen and devel-3p the muscles of the face so that it tvill not become lined and wrinkled. Do not attempt to do your own massaging; vou arc apt to do more harm than good. It takes an experienced operator, an? proper manipulation, ivhicli can be found at our parlors. The Casebier Hair i.l SAVE $1000. The difference in price between the Standard and other Electrics is not represented in material.

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