The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1936, Page 10

ei sonst IN THE MODERN KITCHEN Using New Ideas WITH OLGA V. HANSCOMB Q. Do you think there is any dif- ference in lard you use for pie crust? A. Yes, there is undoubtedly some difference in Iards. @. What causes an old fashioned Spice cake to become crumby? A. Mine wasn’t. It sounds like one} of two things. If you used some other! brand of leavening than the one I/ used, it may have been stronger, or you used a trifle too much. Other- wise your oven was not hot enough Q. Could one use cottage cheese in the Golden Cauliflower recipe? A. I do not think I would like it.| Q. In making yeast bread, please tell me how many times to knead it} down before placing in loaves? How| may fine grain be obtained? | A. In the first place, knead wel!| until the dough is elastic and does) not stick to the board. Place in bowl, let rise and knead again. Repeat | the process again before placing in loaves. The use of water will make lighter bread than the use of milk.| Q. Is leaf lard the best for short-| ening? | A. Leaf lard is conceded the bet-| ter grade of lard. Q. What makes bread porus with large holes? A. Improper mixing and kneading. | Q. Did you ever grease the loaf! cake pan? . Yes. i Q. Do you ever use waxed paper to line the cake pans? A. Yes. @. What makes bread crumble?! What heat in oven to start bread? A. Too much shortening or it has heen allowed to raise too long. Bread | should be started at 400 degrees. i Q. I baked whole wheat b: for} the first time and it was hollow in the! center, could you tell me the cause? | A. It was evidently improperly mixed. | |1 prefer to ma {will take longer than calves’ liver. Q. What kind of frosting is best | for angel food cake? A. None. But if you insist, soft butter frosting. Q. What measurements would you use in malsing a ple crust with but- ter? The same as with other short- use Which do you prefer Either Mazola or y to me. Fives loaves of bi may be obiained with one yeast ¢: It takes longer, that’s all. Q. Why is a cake made with cocoa called a chocolate cake? | A. Possibly because cocoa is simp-} ly chocolate in another form, powd-} ered and with a filler added to keep it from caking Q. Have you tried prepared tomato; aspic? A. No, I never have. Some things ke in my own way. i . What makes my nut bread | idarker in the bottom part of the loaf? A, It must be that you do not mix i: properly. It is hard to say without knowing just how you go about it. @. Why is mayonnaise thin and |drippy, so that I have to throw it out when I make it with a beater? A. I do not think the beater has anything to do with it, but the oil must be added very, very slowly during the! beating, at first drop by drop until it begins to blend thoroughly. Then you can add it faster. Q. What is the proper length of ime to fry liver? | A. Just until tender. Beef liver Q. Which is better, raw or cooked potatoes for hash? A. Cold cooked potatoes. Q. Please tell in your column in the Bismarck Tribune if Dreft can be used satisfactorily for the washing machine Q. Did you use cake flour in the chocolate mint cake? and what quantity should be used? I used one package for an ordinary A. I used all-purpose flour, but) washing and believe it was all right, either may be used. Q. Why does’ the chocolate cake turn dark when soda is used in the} sour milk, when baking powder is also used? A. The action of the acid in the sour milk on the soda makes the dark red. Q. What can be done to prevent brown sugar and milk mixture from curdling? A. Nothing, but it will beat out. Q. What makes jam separate with the fruit coming to the top? A. The syrup is not thick enough. Q. Do chocolate cakes scorch easier than white cakes? A. Yes, Chocolate, cocoanut, nuts and fruits cannot stand too high tem- perature. Q. What makes bread fall when first put in oven, after it has raisea nicely? A. The oven was probably not hot! enough. Should 400 degrees. Q. What is okra? A. It is a vegetable, long, thin, green and bell-shaped, used in soups and salads. @. Why do you use flour for thick-| ening in preference to cornstarch? A. 1 prefer the flavor. Cornstarch requires long cooking to be digestible. Q. Does cooking mushrooms toughen them? A, Mushrooms not over 5 minu toughen, Q. I tried your chocolate mint cake | this p. m. and found 350 caer ess was | too hot an oven. | A. IT am afraid I must insist your | even guage is off. I have baked it too many times not to be sure of the Food 119 5th St. Near Broadway should be cooked sor they will) Friday and Sat \but the package says that Dreft is ex- pressly for fine laundering. A. I feel that the manufacturers’ recommendations should be followed as they know what their product is aesigned for. A stronger cleaning agent would be more s: the washing machine ably more economical. t for finer clothes where the strong: soap might injure the more delicate fabrics. Sand Slide at Dam | Buries, Drowns Pair, ,, Alton, Ill., Oct. 30.—(@)—One man was buried alive and another was | drownsd late Thursday when a sand Slide in a cofferdam at the Alton dam on the Mississippi river caused four pile drivers to lose their footing. Anton Gunther of St. Louis was; enveloped in a cascade of sand and disappeared. His body was found two | hours later, standing upright, waist- deep in sand and below the surface ) of the waiter. Ernest Rocherford of Alton, thrown into the river. His body recovered in about ten minute: efforts to save him were unsucce ful. When the sand began to slide, two other workmen Ieaped into the water | and swam to safety. German experts have succ used coal, either in liquid or pow form, as a plant fertilizer. Orel are benefited by it. The blow-fly take jess than a day} to develop within the egg. Market || ; Phone 176 urday Specials Fresh Creani BUTTER Ib. . te 3 2 Cc Loin Ronet.b.... LOC 15c Potato Sausage, Ib. ....15c Sliced Bacon, Ib. . “30¢ Sliced Boiled Ham, Ib. .39¢ Sliced Minced Ham, Ib. 20c OUR BABY BEEF With a Reputation Round Steak | Q Lb. Sirloin Steak Short Cut Standing Rib Cube Steak Fresh Hamburger, 2 Ibs. 25c Rolled Rump Roast, Ib. 21c Fresh Neckbones, Ib. ...8c Pork Hocks, tb. ..- Ile Pork Liver, Ib. . ... Me Beef Shoulder Roast, choice cuts, per. Ib. ... 5 Singh iebonaag Ib. 1 7c ‘Ring Liver Sausage, Ib. 12 Ham Loaf, ready to bake, Fresh Meaty Spareribs, Ib. .... Fresh Fish and Oysters Cloverbloom EGGS, in cartons, per doz. ........ PURE LARD, 2 Ibs. for Washington Russet POTATOES, 10 Ibs, for Oranges, nice size, 2 doz. 35c Sweet Potatoe Tokay Grapes, 3 Ibs. . Celery, large stalks, Grapefruit, 5 for .. c 29c Big Ben meee Soap, 5 for . 25c Head eine 2for ....17¢ Crackers, 2 Ib, box ....18c Fancy Cookies, 1 Ib, . . .23¢ Chase & Sanborn Coffee, per ibe... ick 23¢ Tomatoes, No. 2 can, 3 for .. Palmolive Soap, 4 for ..1 Baker’s Cocoa, 2 1-lb. cans... fot Table Queen Squash, each . .. jacaron' Spaghetti, 5 Jb. box . ; Post Bran Ss—é<(Cit HY }] Flakes, 10 o.....10c THE BISMARCK TRIBUNK, }KIDAY, OCLUBEK 30, 1936 Gov. Alf M. Landon (top) Is shown speaking in Pittsburgh in one of his final campaign addresses as he pledged a “housecieaning,” if elected, of the “political debauch” the Republican nominee said new*deal spoils- men had created in the government. Below, shown a part of the cheering, flag-waving crowd of more than 10,000 persons who gathered an hour ahead of time to hear the Republican presidential nominee. (Associated Press Photos) 80,000 People to Cast Absent Voters Ballots New York, Oct. 30.—()—What of expatriates still in good voting. stand- ing, of travelers far from home, of sailors out to sea when the nation next Tuesday elects either Roosevelt or Landon to the presidency? them in all, by absentee ballot. Ington, say the Roosevelt absentee vote will total 45,000 for the entire United States. . . . They've been handling 1,300 applications a day for weeks, and expect 2,000 a day during the final week. . . . The Republicans say 35,000 absentee ballots will be cast for Landon... . Notaries do a landoffice business with absentee voters. ... Ballots, ap- plications, even envelopes must be sworn to. Taken.in Special. Trains The Democratic bureau has ar- ranged special trains to take voters home from Washington to Pennsyl+ vania, Kentucky, New York and New Jersey. A party of 40 left for Okla- homa; where state laws requires regis- tration 15 days before election. .. . A similar sour of 20 left for Missourl Oct, 24. One man telephoned the emo: cratic bureau: “I'll vote this absentee ballot in a state 2,000 miles from here: and yet I'll still do it orally, by mouth”... that stumped the work- ers until the speaker solved the riddle... . He had lost both arms in ‘an accident and had to mark his bal- lot with a pen held between. his teeth, South Dakota has an entire county, Armstrong, 530 square miles, where no attempt will be made to hold an election, . . . There are only three or four eligible to vote this year in the entire territory, not enough even for They'll be. voting, some 80,000 of | Democratic headquarters in Wash- |: °; an election board. .../An election was held in 1932 and all 17 votes went to elt... . Women, Men Segregated Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. has one precinct of 475 women and no men, another with 450 men and no women. Conviction for betting on the re- sult makes the Pennsylvania bettor liable to a fine of “any sum not ex- ceeding the whole, amout of the sum betted by all the parties in the waget nor less than $: A Simla, Colo., farmer named H. 8. Stull was converted from the Dem- ocratic to the Republican party by ken. , .. He’says he found an egg in his chicken House with “A L” raised on the shell on one side, and a sunflower outlined in relief on the other. .. “It’s an omen, so now I’m a Repub- lican,” said Farmer Stull... . Isolated Rio Arriba county, New Mexico, has been as late as three weeks in reporting the results of na- tional elections. . . . Politics there are traditionally catch-as-catch-can, ... pee orginated the classic story of the reporter who phoned a prominent resident for the vote result... “How many votes do you need?” asked the Rio Arriban. Auto Thieves Crash Into Bridge, Jailed Detroit Lakes, Minn., Oct. 30.—(?)}— David Jonés, Negro and Eugene Fen- ning, both of New York, were in the Becker county jail ‘Friday facing charges of automobile theft. They were captured at Valley City, N. D., when the car they were driving, which authorities said they stole at Lake Park, crashed into a bridge. A New Popular Priced Roosevelt P.T.A. Has Spencer S. Bolse was the entertain- ment feature | Parent and Teacher association met | Wednesday evening. There also was group singing led by Miss Ruby Wil- mot. j tee during the business session. It was decided to announce the Novem- ber date later. Talk on ‘Americanism’| An address on “Americanism” by when the Roosevelt Mrs. J. A. Schreiner was named hairman of the hospitality commit- pupils, who had the largest per- centage of parents attending, were awarded the picture which is being given as a traveling prize at the monthly meeting. Teachers affiliated with the group served refreshments and cared for other hostess duties. About 125,000 dead accounts, in American savings banks, are believed to be secret deposits of misers and gangsters. A few drops of kerosense added to water makes an excellent wash for SPEAKS GROCERY CARL’S GROCERY E. A. BROWN GROC. BDWY. FOOD MARKET windows, mirrors, and picture-glass. Miss Marie Newman's fifth grade MARCOVITZ Grocery 905 Front Ave. —Free Delivery Service— 9 - 10:30 A, M.—2:30 - 4:30 P. M. Daily $109 Green tops, from California Carrots 9 c Large bunches, 2 for.... Phone 957 Oranges 252 size, per dor. ......% Grapes Tokays, flame red, 3 Ibs. Winesap Apples Bushel basket full... ‘Sweet = Potatoes Grapefruit Seedless, 5 for Tomato or Mustard Sardines Oval, 2 tins .. Dates 1%G-Ib, pkg. ...0..0-.5 Marshmallows, 1-lb. pkg. .. Large Bottles Ginger Ale or White Soda, 2 for.. North Dakota Ohio Celery Potatoes seneeeee $2 Small, bleached, 2 for... ~~ COFFEE Marcovitz Special. Packed for us by one of the leading coffee companies. Special for this Ibs, , introductory offer Bey 2 for 43 Cc (Money back if not satisfied) American or Brick See us for your winter’s supply of Potatoes, Cabbage, Onions, Carrots, Parsnips, Rutabagas and Turnips. Our prices are the lowest. U. 8S. INSPECTED MEATS Minced Ham pr pow 15 Shoulder Pork Roast, Ib. ...17¢ Little Pig Pork Beef Rt., Ib. 12, 14 U. 8. Inspected Steer Dried Beef Smoked Picnics, (b. --. Shankless, Sugar Cured Beet, 2 Ibs, ....29¢| Lard, 4 lb. pkg, -.58e Pork Steak Bound Steak 18} oo FRESH HALIBUT — SALMON — SPICED HERRING PIGGLY-WIGGLY BILL’S GROCERY RED OWL STORE NO. 1 PAL’S GROCERY LARS WEDYIG Phone 564 Sweet Potatoes tee 9c SARDINES, Oval, tomato or mustard, 19 c 2 cans .... CODFISH, white boneless, 1-pound 23 c package .... DATES, Monogram, %; pound TOMATO JUICE, Swift's, 3 cans. "25c GINGERALE or WHITE SODA, Hilltop, 24 ounce bottle; 2 for Everything in Fruits and Vegetables. ‘CAULIFLOWER, large, feud" eah ... 22C 5c - CABROTS, green 17c tops, per bunch. . LETTUCE, solid, 25c | \w ’ PARSNIPS, Loaf of Bread GOES ON SALE SATURDAY AT THE FOLLOWING STORES IN BISMARCK: BASHARA’S GROCERY AL’S GROCERY COOK’S GROCERY RICHHOLT GROCERY DICK’S GROCERY TWILLING GROCERY GABEL’S GROCERY . SENGER GROCERY FINKLE GROCERY One a ON vis ei Same good quality as our popular “Family Loaf.” This is an ideal size for many uses and meets a pressing demand in this vicinity. _WE USE DAKOTA MAID Flour Exclusively . Ask Your Grocer ‘MANDAN BAKING CO. PHONE ener 133 30 YEARS A BAKER COOK’ 512 Ave. D RUTABAGAS, Luther, sweet, 2 1 c 4 pounds ...*... SQUASH, Table 5 c 4c Queen, 2 for... CABBAGE, solid, crisp, per Ib..... ORANGES, med. size; 2 doz. . '52c GRAPES, Tokay 3 pounds : 25c GRAPEFRUTT, Florida won r Cc U. S. Inspected Corn Fed Meats Pork Steak and Chops Sirloin, T-bone and Round Steaks—Rolled Rib Roast SAUSAGE, Brookfield Links O&2. ic Patties....... ROAST, yer ‘b.. 24c (an er bn 23 | Spring Chickens per beiied .... BOC: : Sportsmen : Applaud N.D. D. Wildlife Article Plaudite of sportsmen and conserv- ment for an observation that “wild life gets a break via drouth.” - “Perhaps nothing else could have done as much to awaken the people to needs of wildlife more, or as much, as has the drouth,” an article in ‘the department's bulletin edited by Commissioner A. I. Peterson as- Frank T. Bell, commissioner of fish- erles, U. 8. ent 6f commerce, @eclared the article “is ohe of the fin- est that I have had the opportunity to read. “The drouth has been most unfor- Phone 675 and so refreshing in its viewpoint.” FEAR 6 LOST ' Copenhagen, Denmark, Oct. 30.—(7) —Sixty fishermen in 14 boats were feared lost in the North Sea today following their failure to answer re- peated radio calls since the storm of Monday and Tuesday. THE CITY BAKERY Charlie B. Halvorsen, Prop. 118 Fifth St. SATURDAY FEATURES, APPLE COFFEE CAKE, Filled and Struesel Top COFFEE CAKE, seach .. ** Cocoanut Rolls: per dosen 10cm 15¢ Pumpkin Pie Home made, each 27c¢ Combination Special 1 pint BAKED BEANS 1 loaf steamed BOSTON BROWN BREAD —— We have a very selective variety of fancy pastries and breads such as French Bread, French Rolls, Poppy Seed, Vienna nd Pampker- nickel Bread, Come in and make your selection of baked goods and enjoy our friendly service. With every 75¢ purchase you receive %4 dosen Donuts FREE . and don’t forget to order Master Loaf Bread, 11 Ib. loaf, only 12¢ Ask Your Grocer for It Radiant Roast 1 Ib. Fancy, 344 size, 2 dozen 19c Squash, ‘table queens Seedless, 6 for... Drink: Lt lomato Juice ue oz. % 93 Onions, fancy, U. 8. No. 1, 50 lb, bag 89c Fairway Fancy Red Sal- mon, 1 Ib, tall can, 45 c Celery Hearts, fancy, mer taie's./, LOE Ivory Soap, med. 29c 25c size, 6 bars for... Sunbrite Cleanser, six 7c cans for... vacuum can spain, No.2 ean 1D Libby’s Dill Pick- “1 5 c les, No. 2% can . Ch ick Soa; Chips, 24 bake. 17c LAB Eaton Ritted Early une Peas, No.’ : can, 8 cans fe. Sh 33¢ 25c Dromedary Dates, 2 10-0z. pkgs. for Fairway Marshmallows, fresh shipment, 1 7 1 Ib, pkg. ......- Cc Wild Rice, fancy quality, per Ib... .55c Cauliflower, choice, well trimmed, . : 25c 3 lbs. for .. Butter, fancy creamery, [b....38¢ . Bunch Carrots, Fresh Beets, Celery Cabbage, Rutabagas, ‘Red Cabbage, Fancy Sweet Potatoes, Parsnips, Parsley, cee Peppers, Fancy Cucumbers, Radishes, Avocados; Green Onions ‘Pomegranates, Persimmons,. Prickly Pears, Honeydew Melons E. A. BROWN . The Sanitary Store : Where Quality Counts All Phones 1400 . . 122 Fifth Street All Phones 1400 “1s FREE DELIVERY 3