New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1921, Page 5

It's a good habit to get the children into,— a cup of Cocoa morning and night. It encourages them to love a heathful tood drink that is free from all harmful stim- ulants,—it helps build healthy, happy children. In addition it is the correct beverage for all members of the family. If you like a cocoa made by the Dutch process, Wilbusdutch, Wilbur's H. O. WILBUR & SONS, INC, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Mnkeu of Wilburbuds SETH TANNER Wirst a girl wants a career ' then shoe wants a hus- n' which is easier t' Nobody ever does much & big man. ATARRH A Cough Quick! Use a Double Treatment HAYES' HEALING to heal and soothe the sore and tissues and lining membranes inside the i mmvzs O-PEN-TRATE u chest and throat to .hy udm- Inflnm- umw G HONEY inside the throat combined with action of GROVE'S O-PEN- cocoa | iy FLAN SPRING WORK NOW February is the month in which to plan spring cleaning and refurbishing. If papering needs to be done engage the paper-hanger even if the spring styles in paper are not yet being shown Look over the porch furniture to see whether or not it's going to need a fresh coat of paint. Sce wha condition the window and door screens are In. Plan your garden and order the seeds. Then when spring “opens up" there won't be a mad gcramble at the last minute. Menu for Tomorrow RBreakfast—Grapefruit, mreal mush, sirup, coffee. Luncheon—Salmon salad, Parker House rolls, red raspberry jam, tea. Dinner—Beef en caseerole, plain holled potatoes, mashed turnips, radishes, steamed fruit pudding, cof- fee. fried corn- My Own Recipes - Mashed turnips are greatly im- praved by the addition of a few po- tatoes. Mash the potatoes with the turnips and reheat the whole after seasoning. Send to the table very hot. Salmon Salad 1 cup diced salmon 1-2 cup peas 2 hard-bailed eggs 12 olives stuffed with pimentoes 1-2 teaspoon minced onion salt and pepper 2 tablespoons lemon juice mayonnaise Chop olives and oggs, Mix all in- gredients and pour over lemon juice. Let stand tightly covered for 15 or 20 minutes. Add mayonnaise to make ASPIRIN Name “Bayer” on Genuine moist and serve on a bed of lettuce. Beef En Casscrole 1-2 pounds round steak greon pepper stalk celery sprigs parsley onion carrot cup tomato juice tablespoon butter . tablespoon flour salt and pepper Have steak cut 1 1-2 inches thick. Cut in 1 1-2 inch cubes and sear quickly in hot spider, being careful not to pierce with fort when turning. ! Put a layer of meat in casserole and sprinkle with the vegetables chopped fine. Add alternating layers to meat and vegetables until all is used, Make a sauce by melting the butter in the frying pan in which the meat wgs seared. Add flour and slowly add tomato juice, stirring constantly. Sea- son with salt and pepper enough to season both meat and sauce. Pour over meat in casserole and cook two hours in a slow oven FAILS TO ARRANGE MATCH ‘Al Efforts to Bring W. Hoppe and Horemans Together—$10,000 Of- fered to Have Contest in Philly. Philadelphia, Feb. 21.—Another effort to bring Wm. F. Hoppe, the | American billiard champion and Ed- ouard Horemans, the Belglan cham- pion of Europe, together in this city | next fall for the world's champion- ship has failed, following a confer- ence that continued until last night. George F. Pawling, of this city has offered a-purse of $10,000 to hold [the match at the Philadelphia Ice Palace. : Hoppe. it is sald, is willing to meet Horemans in a one-day match for ‘about 1,000 points while the Belgian is said to be holding out for a 3,- 000 point contest at 18.2 balk line and 2,400 points at 18.1, one match to follow the other. $300,000 BLAZE IN BOSTON. Boston, Feb. 21.—A spectacular two hours’ fire which caused damage estimated at $300,000 practically wiped out the bigs cars of the Bos- ton Elevated Railway Co. at the Quincy-Boston line early today. At {least 40 new passenger cars with large quantities of stores and other equipment were destroyed. AGROUND OFF MBXIOO. San Francisco, Feb. 21.—The fr(‘l(hll‘r Alaskan, bound from New York to San Francisco is ashore at | Assuncion Island on the Mexican | coast about 800 miles south of here | according to a message to the marine | deunm-nr. of the Chamber of Com- best smoke you ever |"|||H tasted ‘hesie 1 CIGARETTES 20 for in air-tight in round tin of LASKER IS DOPED TO WIN BACK G TITLE HE GAVE CAPABLANCA DR. EMANUEL LASKER (LEFT) AND JOSEER (N. E. A. Staff Special). New York, Feb. 21.—Win, lose or draw, Dr. Emmanuel Lasker ‘sc‘pur-m- rooms during the match, $11,000 for playing 24 games of chess | The moves of each will be regiss & with Joso R. Capablanca for the |tered on an enlarged chess bg | championship of the world at Ha- | ®TeCiE n an amphi The players will be stationed in gets