Grand Forks herald. [volume], December 23, 1918, Image 8

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RED CROSS
DRIVE IS
SUCCESSFUL
Quick Response to Call for
Membership Willing
ness to Help Shown.
The city was fiivided into fifteen
districts for the Red Cross member
ship drive yesterday, and the work
er begun at 1 o'clock promptly and
covered their territory thoroughly, re
I'mrting at the finish of the day's
work to A. N. Briggs, who checked up
the money.
The men report that everywhere
thoy went a generous spirit was
shown, and in no case were they re
fused money where the people were
able to pay.
The result of the day's work last
evening amounted to $629.50 with one
committee yet to be heard from and
the Red Cross gleams from all the
windows of the city today together
with the Christmas wreaths and the
holly and the mistletoe.
EAST SIDE BRIEFS
Clarence Hoverson of Manvel was
a business visitor in the city Saturday.
Ole Basgard of Esther township
spent the latter part of the week in
the city on business.
Stephen Zipoy returned Saturday
from the S. A. T. C. at the University
of Minnesota, from which he received
an honorable discharge.
B. G. Grazca is here from New
Tork, where he is connected with the
medical department of the army. Aft
er a few days' visit with friends, he
will leave for Little Falls to visit with
his parents. He has had four years
in medicine, and came as far as fc ort
Snelling on a hospital train.
Charles Martin, who is attending
St. Thomas College, St. Paul, is home
for the Christmas vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Kella and
daughter are leaving today for Illi
nois", where they Will make their fu
ture home.
William Sullivan has returned from
the Minnesota S. A. T. C.. having re
ceived an honorable discharge.
The baby daughter of J. C. Giese of
Tabor died yesterday, aged 26 days.
Peter Weberg of Alberta, cousin of
Mrs. E. Arneson, is here for the holi
days.
Gus Thorp has received a letter
from his cousin, Gilbert Thorp, who
is a prisoner in a German camp. The
letter was written before the signing
of the armistice. Little news is given
except that the prisoner wishes he
could get back to his comrades.
James Evans returned from Chi
cago and will for the future reside
with his mother. Mrs. Anna B. Evans.
BOLSHEVISTS
DEFEATED AT
EKATERINBURG
Report of Big Battle Is Of
ficially Dispatched to
Russian Embassy.
Washington, Dec. 23.—Defeat of the
Bolshevik army on the Ekaterinburg
front in a decisive battle by an army
of loyal Russians, was reported today
in an official dispatch to the Russian
embassy from the Omsk government.
The measure said the disorganized
Bolsheviki were retreating northward
toward Peru, and that this was the
first independent action of moment
against the Bolsheviki and part of a
campaign that was expected to unite
some of the loyal districts of Russia
and Siberia. Much war equipment
arM booty was completed.
The embassy also was informed that
Attaman Doutoff. commanding the
Cossack troops of the Orenburg re
gion, had asked General Semenoft to
submit to the authority of Admiral
Kolchak, dictator of the Omsk gov
ernment. It was indicated in the
cablegram that the people of Siberia
were united in support of Kolchak.
CASSEROLE OF LEFT-OVER
VEGETABLES.
1 cup turnips.
1 cup peas.
1 cup diced sweet potato.
1-2 cup asparagus.
1 teaspoon extract of beef.
Drain vegetables, put in layers In
greased baking dish. Dissolve the
extract of beef in hot water and pour
over the top, bake until the vegetables
are thoroughly heated.
TURKEY GIBLET SOUP.
To prepare turkey giblet soup cook
the heart, liver, gizzard and neck for
three ,or four hours. Bones from
roast turkey from which the meat has
been cut may be added to this stock.
Skim off the grease. Strain through
cheese cloth. Reserve the giblets and
particles of meat for meat pie. To
the stock add one cup of celery cut in
cubes and one-fourth cup of rice.
Cook until the celery and rice are
tender. Season with salt and pepper.
Serve with croutons.
MOCK DUCK WITH APRICOTS.
1 forequarter of mutton.
Salt and pepper.
1 can apricots.
Select a forequarter of mutton with
a length of the leg bone left on. Trim
to resemble a duck's bill. Rub with
salt and put a moist stuffing between
the layers of meat Sew the edges to
gether and shape into an oval like
body, keeping in place with skewers.
Notch the gristle for a tall and fasten
with twine. Dredge with stilt, pepper
and flour. Serve on a platter with a
border of apricots.
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RECIPES
WAFFLES AND CAKES.
Barley Waffles.
2 c. barley flour.
2 eggs.
1 c. milk.
3 B. P.
1-4 t. salt.
3 T. melted fat.
Sift dry ingredients together, and
add slowly the milk, beaten egg yolks
and melted fat. Fold in stiffly beaten
whites. Beat thoroughly for a min
ute and cook in hot well greased
waffle irons.
Potato Pan Cakes.
1 c. riced potato.
1 t. flour.
1 t. salt.
1-4 c. milk.
1 egg beaten.
Corn Floor Griddle Cakes.
1 1-2 c. flour.
3-4 t. soda.
1-2 t. salt.
1 c. sour milk.
1 egg.
Cakes and Cookies.
100 Per Cent Substitute.
Barley Sponge Cake.
1 1-3 c. barley flour.
1 t. lemon juice.
1 c. sugar.
1-8 t. salt.
4 eggs.
Method of mixing sponge cakes:
Separate whites and yolks Beat the
yolks until thick and lemon colored.
Beat sugar into the stiffened yolks
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flour. Bake in an ungreased pan for
35 or 40 minutes. Start in a moderate
oven (185 degrees C. or 365 degrees
F.) and when half done raise the tem
perature to that of a hot oven (205
degrees or 400 degrees F.)
Corn Flour Sponge Cake.
1 c. corn flour.
2 t. lemon juice.
SERVE
Black's Ice Cream
TIS A FOOD.
NOT A FAD
Closing Out
ALL OUR MISCEL
LANEOUS CANNED
GOODS, PICKLES,
AND MANY ITEMS IN
THE GROCERY LINE
AT LESS THAN COST.
HOME TEA CO.
14 North Fonrth St.
RUNNING'S
BAKERY
PRODUCTS
PURE CLEAN WHOLESOME
"Running's Bread"
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CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
PASTRY
CHRISTMAS CAKE 25c
MACAROONS, DOZ 15c
EGG KISSES, DOZ 15c
COOKIES, DOZ 15c
ANGEL FOOD 25c and 50c
LAYER CAKES 25c and 50c
Other Specials Made to Order
For Sale at All Grocers
Running's Bakery
Grand Forks, N. D,
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GRAND FORKS HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1918.
Barley and Comment Griddle Cakes.
1 c. cornmeal.
2-3 c. barley flour.
1 t. B. P.
1 t. salt.
1 egg.
1 c. sour milk.
1 t. syrup.
E. C. Corn Flakes,
special sale, 3 for
Creamettes, regular 15c packages,
special sale, 3 for
Spaghetti, regular 15c packages,
special sale, 3 for
Flake White Laundry Soap,
special sale, 10 bars
Navy Beans, (hand picked), special for
this week only, per pound
Both Phones
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Arneson Mercantile Co.
The Store that la Always Busy
and the Store That Appreciates
Your Trade.
EAST GRAND FORKS, MINN.
Just a Suggestion for
Xmas Dinner Dessert
tee Cream, any flavor, brick or bulk 60c qt.
Ice Cream with fruit or nuts, brick or bulk..75c qt.
Caramel Ice Cream 75c qt.
lutti Frutti Ice Cream 75c qt.
Cranberry, Lemon, Orange, Pineapple and
Grape Sherbet made from the fruit 60c qt.
Phone orders early to insure prompt delivery. We
deliver Xmas morning till noon, and again 5 P. M.
No orders accepted for Xmas noon delivery after
10 A.M.
Black's Purity Sweet Shop
Santa's Best Gift
MEATS and POULTRY
FROM
The Quality Meat Market
Where yon get the best obtainable,
awaiting you.
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CRANBERRY- APPLE JELLY.
1 pint apple Juice. .-•
1 pint cranberry, juice.
3-4 cup sugar.
1 3-4 cups sorghum or syrup.
Prepare apple juice as for Apple
jelly. Add prepared cranberry Juice
and boil 5 minutes. Add sweetening
boil, until it gives the jelly test. Turn
into glasses. A large proportion of
cranberry may be used if desired.
SPECIAL
FOR THIS WEEK
Both Phonos
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The best of everything Is here
Every Housewife is Anxious to Make
a Real Success of her Xmas Dinner
To do this she mast have the best It Is possible to bay. Oar prices
will bear comparison with any market or store in the state. Quality
considered, we believe we go much better. We cordially invite you to
come to our Market.
Inspect our display The finest In the state
AND YOU'LIi CERTAINLY BUY.
Everything Is artistically trimmed for the occasion. Miss
Mr. McKee, J. M. Nelson, and in fact all of my stalf, are co-operating
splendidly to give you the best service possible. We have with as Mr.'
Art Cooper, sausage-maker, and we especially draw your attention to
the quality of our sausages which we believe is second to none.
Christmas Suggestions
———POULTRY—
TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS, SPRING CHICKENS, HENS AND
FRYERS, PIGEONS, ETC.
BEEF LAMB
jprhne beef roast extra .line
'-Extra fin* pork roasts, chops
and steaks, spareribs, sausages,
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Choice leg of lamb, lamb
chops, 9teaki, 'crown rib rapsts
with mint.
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FRIZZLED SUMMER SAUSAGE.
Cut summer sausage In very thin
slices. Melt one tablespoon fat on
the frying pan and when thoroughly
heated add the thin slices of sausage.
Xmas Trees
10c to $1.00
COOKIES
Frosted Animal Cookies, Che
Happy Family assortment, iced
in different colors.
Per doz. 20c
Fancy
Oranges, fancy Navels,
60c, 80c and
Bananas, perfect fruit,
for
$5.00
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Ginger Ale, bottle, each 25c
Matt's Pure Apple Cider, quart bottle, each.., 25c
Apple Cider, large tins, each 75c
Moist Mince Meat, glass jars, 35c and 75c
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THE LEADING GROCERS
Wholesale and Retail
EARLY BUYING WILL ASSIST US IN
SERVICE
Fresh Vegetables
Iceberg
Head Lettuce, Iceberg Jumbo,
heads for $5c
Leaf Lettuce, curly, per bunch 05c
Cauliflower, large heads, each. .30c
French Endive, pure white, per
pound $1.00
Cucumbers, long green, each .. .35c
Mint, fresh, per bunch 05c
Green Peppers, large, 3 for... .25c
Sherbets
Lemon, Pineapple, Orange, Cranberry and Grape, made from fresh fruits,
per quart 00c per gallon) $1.75
Bakery and Candy Department
Laden with fresh bakery goods and high grade candlefa.
visit this department.
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Prices Are Good For Monday And Tuesday.
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EVENING EDITION
BLACK WALNUTS
Fancy Washed Jumbo Black
Walnuts, Illinois variety, new
stock.
Per lb. 15c
SWEET CIDER
Balk New York State Sweet Apple Cider. Back to the
barrel style. Bring your jugs.
Per Gallon 75c
GRAPES
Fancy Imported Malaga Grapes,
shipment just received, toll
clusters.
Lb. 65c
DATES
Fancy Dromadary Dates, ship
ment just received, per pkg.
32c
SPECIALS FOR XMAS
Glazed Cherries Salted Pecons
Glazed Pineapple Salted Peanuts
Sugar Ginger Salted Almonds
Fresh Holly and Holly Wreaths
We have some of the very Anest grade of Delaware Holly, large
branches with large cluster of red berries.
WHIPPING CREAM D'RESSED POUI/TRY
J. C. HART & COMPANY
803 North Third St. Phones 187-188
FREE DELIVERIES TO ALIj PARTS OF BOTH CITIES
Xmas Holly, nice green leaves and berries, per lb. 50c
Holly Wreaths, each 40c
Xmas Wreathing, yard, 10c, 20 yd. roll .$1.75
Mixed Nuts, No. 1., (no peanuts) per pound 40c
Xmas Mixed Candy and Creams, per pound 40c
Finest Grade of Box Chocolates, 40c to $1.25
California Oranges, per dozen 55c to 90c
Florida Grape Fruit, each 10c, y2 dozen for 55c
California Celery, large stalks, each 20c
Jumbo Head Lettuce, Iceberg, each...,. 15c
Bulk Olives, per quart 50c
Green Onions, per bunch 10c
Radishes, per bunch 10c
Sweet Potatoes, per pound .v. 10c
Grape Juice, per bottle, 25c and
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Cook until slightly browned. Serve
very hot with toast.
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pends less on what he really knows
than it does on what he doesn't say.1
GIVE US YOUR XMAS ORDER
For Fresh Vegetables, Head Jjettuoe, Radishes, Onions, New
Carrots, New Beets, Celery, Cucumbers, Cauliflower, Fresh Mint,
Parsley, Ripe Tomatoes, Licaf Jjettuoe.
Xmas Trees
10c to $1.00
Sugared Almonds
Pressed Figs
Layer Raisins
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Grand Forks, N. D.
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GIVING YOU BETTER
Celery, Blue Ribbon, per
tyunch
Sweet Potatoes, Jersey's, per
pound' 10c
Celery, Cabbage, per pound....20c
Brusseil Sprouts, per quart... .35c
Green Onions, per bunch 10c
Parsley fresh, per pound 05c
Parsley, fresh, per bunch 05f#
Fresh Fruits
per doz.
$1.00
2 pounds
25o
Miscellaneous
Figs, 6 crown pressed, per lb.. .35c
Citron Peel, fancy, per lb 50^
Oysters, fancy, per quart 90c
Finnic Haddie, per lb 25c
Ludeflsk, high grade, per'lb.. 12 ^c
.15c
Apples, extra fancy, per box. .$3.00
Grape Fruit, Atwoods, 2 for...25c
Ktunquats, per quart .........40c
Cranberries, per quart 20c
Dates, fancy, per package.....25c
Grape Fruit, peel, per lb 50^
White
fish, smoked, per lb 25c
Chickens, dressed, per lb .25c
Bloter Mackerel, each 50c
Holly Wreaths Evergreen Wreaths Fancy Holly Xmas Trees
Ice Cream Orders Taken For Delivery Xmas Day
Brick Ice Cream, any flavor or color or combination of colors, per qt. .60c
Tutti Fruit! and Carmel Ice Cream, per quart 75c per gallon ..... .$1.75
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