El Paso herald., April 08, 1915, HOME EDITION, Page 4, Image 4

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Thursday, April 8, 1913
EL PASO HERALD
Salads and Iced Tea Punch Demonstrated At Herald Cooking School
DELIGHTFUL GDNGOGTIDNS SHOWN
ATPASDDELNDRTEEXHIB1T1DN
Salads as Beautiful as Bouquets on Exhibition in Herald's
Cooking School Sirs. Evans Urges Use of Home
Products Her Lessons Have Been Clear and
Concise and-the Public Is Highly Pleased.
Hi- audience at The Herald's cook- Upon daintr white taoles were dls-
piayeo a znosi irmpiwB n, wi !!
Snlniln Ilrnutlful.
One looked like a nass of sardines
had been frozen into a small piece of
Ice. This was made b biking a jcela
tine of Rich's un flavored Ttjphoso and
I mg school Thursday was larger
and more enthusiastic than upon
ant preions day AD women are inter
ested in salads and ThBrsday's display
ua wonder of beauty and finish.
vmV 8, &1 Ml
rf
t putting n the damt Monarch brand of
sardines as it was congealing
Mrs Lans said she took this un
i flavored Trjphoso and added to one
I package 1'L cups of boiling water, 3
tablespoonsful of vinegar 1 teafcpoon
ful of salt. 4 teaspoonful of paprika
and a dash of pepper, and used this
as a foundation for her fruit and vege
table salads where Trphoso was used.
"nnket f anlads.
Daint baskets made of hard boiled
eggs reposed beside tasketa made of
tomatoes, sweet peppers, oranges and
grape fruit three little sardines lay
cosily in a lemon basket
Cream cheese irajje into three small
balls, then rolled in ground nuts, peeped
out of a bell pepper basket. These are
to be served with a mnonals- dress
ing ISuostiu;; Home Product
It is a great pleasure to hear Mrs
Kvans boost home products. She says
the housewife eoverns the sale lareelv
of food products and recommends each
woman to give Texas products a pref
erence wheie possible and particularly
Kl Paso products.
Iced tea. punch was aleo served and
proved most refreshing The tea used
was the brand put up by the Western
Coffee Co which has specialized upon
this, particular blend.
Kicrjrboil 1 Pleased.
Mrc Evans's ooming to Kl Paso has
been a moat welcome visit. One exhib
itor was heard to say Yesterday "Well
Mrs. Kans makes it so easy that 1'ra
learning to cook, myself, and am really
interested. Another said he had
shipped condensed milk very success
fully after seeing Mrs Eians do it-
Cooking Recipes
By Mrs. Evans
Smack Your Lip
Over This Treat
Heat the waffle-iron good
and hot. Mix the batter and
pop it in a- quick turn and
out they come and onto the
table for those hungry ones.
Be generous with
Velva
that first-class syrup of them all.
There's a supper that will satisfy
that family in wholesomeness, in
flavory goodness and in fine nour
ishing quality, for Velva is 'Nature's
own product, rich in food elements.
Use it often. It helps keep the cost
of the table down.
Those children will enjoy it,
three times a day, on batter cakes,
on biscuits, on muffins, or spread on
a slice of light bread. .
Get Velva from your grocer.
Ten cents up. Save the coupons
on the labels and send for premium
catalog to
PENICK & FORD, Ltd.
New Orleans, La.
See Them at the
Herald Cooking School
COLLEGE GIRLS HERE
FOR COOKING SCHOOL
1 ie girls from the domestic science
department of the A and M. college at
Mesilla Park M occupied front seats
at The Herald s cootting benool at the .
I'aso del Norte this afternoon They I
were in cnarge or Miss Pearl Miller, in
structor of domestic science at the col
lege, and had made the trip to El Paso
'ibursdaj morning in a big touring car
Mrs. Rdna Ktans addressed a few spe
cial remarks to the girls and all paid
particular attention to the lariouc
methods of cooking as demonstrated b
the clever woman on the platform- The
visiting class occupied front seats at J
i no acnwi
The domestic science course at V and
M college Is now looked upon as one
of the most important in the ins'itu
tion. All the students takin, the eourst
are showing a deep interest in then
work, according to the instrut to
Reading of The Herald s tookinK
school. seteral of the girls expressed a
desire to attend and Miss Miller (tended
that Mrs Evans s lettures would be
beneficial to them rrangenents were
then made for the automobile trip and
the girls are hating both a pleasant
and an Instructive outing
After their armal in the nt, th
girls lefttheir wraps at tlie I'aso del
Norte and proceeded to set the sights
of 1.1 Paso and Juarez bcfoie the ipen
ing of the cooking school.
Those in the pai a .eie Miss Pearl
Miller Instructor Misses Nina Dais.
Keliciuii Kaune Mabel Hager Carmen
Gilliam, Reba Ro and Rath Phillips.
"Thousand Island'' Salad Dresulnc
Half cup mayonalse dressing, half
cup French dressing, one rounding tea
spoonful sugar, one level teaspoonful
salt, half teaspoonful paprika, two ta
blespoonsful chopped olives, one table
spoonful chopped plmientos, half cup
chili sauce. Serve on vegetable salads.
Fruit frnlad.
Fill half Monarch brand canned peach
wi'h chopped celery, apple, pineapple
and nuts, famishing the sides of peacn
with same serve on lettuce leaf with
majonaise dressing.
Combination.
Line salad bowl -with letuce leaies.
add alternated layers of sliced toma
toes cucumbers, cooked seas and beans
garnish with canned asparagus and
bli'td radishes. Serve with French
dressing.
3Iaonalee Dresulng.
Yolks of two eggs, add three table
spoonsful vinegar, beat, then gradually
add salad or olive oil sufficient to make
des'red consistence. Then add half tea
spoonrul paprika, add salt just before
scr ing.
Iced Tea luneli. .
One quart strong tea. juice of fodr
oranges, juice of three lemons, two cups
(rushed strawLernes. sugar to taste.
Other fruit juices ma be added. bich
will increase the flat or
Decoration for Itinch Iloirl or Glow.
Dip sprigs of fresh mint into stiff!)
beaten whites of eggs then into pow
dered sur-ar Stick this around the
edges of the bowL This should be pre
pared seeral hours before serving It
looks exactl like frosted mint
MEATS AND FISH THE SUBJECTS
AT C00K1HG SCHOOL ON FRIDAY
CONGRESS "EXPOSES"
WOMAN "GAMBLER"
Washington D C Kpnl S The Con
gressional Record exposes' alleged
gamtling b M- TUlli-n P Hit for-
COLORADO SPRINGS VOTES
DOWN THE SINGLE TAX PLAN
Colorado Springs, Colo April 8
Complete rctrrns on the election heie
Tuesday show that the single tax w is
snowed under bv a ote of more than
seXeu to one, that the Sjnda amuse
ment ordinance was defeated b about
1M majority and that W A Andersoa
and Perrj Bottg were elected commis
era of streets and public parks, respect
ively, by comfortable pluralities. Dr
B. B. Grove r ran second to Botts and
C N Wheele- was second to Anderson.
At Colorado C.tj the factions faor
ina: annexation to Colorado Springs
scored a victor in the election of A
H. Brenner to succeod C B Miles as
commissioner of public highways, mho
opposed annexation
At Manttou the election was a mere
formaht, as there was onl one ticket,
Republican, in the field. Mayor V, B
Kirby was reelected
CHARLEMAGNE TOWER
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FRIDAT S lesson at The Herald s
cooking school at Hotel Paso del
Norte will be upon meats and
fish The guests w ill get a lesson upon
the selection and preparation of meats
and fish and how to cook them.
Mrs. Brans recommends broiling ,
rather than trying, iter menu win ue
as follows.
Broiled lamb chops.
Baked fish, stuKed.
Kgg sauce.
Tuna cutlets
Talk upon the use of gas.
At 10 a- m. Frida will occur the
last lesson on breads. Every one in
terested Is requested to be present
Fridav morning, as Mrs. Evans will,
with one large piece of dough for a
foundation, show how to make about
six different varieties of bread.
Judge Dan Jaekaon vflll make a llan
Jackfion iipeech nt the County and City
Democratic club speaking Friday night
at the courthoase Ad ertisement
Buying borne vallei products is more
than buying, it is investing
AMERICAN COPPER EXPORTS
IN WEEK TOTAL $3,322,652
Washington D C. pril 8 Vmencan
copper exports for the week ending
March 27 were worth 3,S2:,S2. accord
ing to an announcement by the depart
ment of commerce A greater part of it
was shipped to Italy Sweden. England
and France Exports during the seven
months ending with Februarj amounted
to 47 SS3 212. compared with 188.9:2 1S7
in the same period of the preceding;
year.
BOUNTY ON GOPHER TAILS
DISCONTINUED; TOO COSTLY
Phoenix, riz April S Gopher tails
are too expensive a luxury for the coun
ty of Maricopa, so the supervisors have
announced that after April 15 the regu
lar bounty of 5 cents a tail will not lie
paid. During March the supervisors
received A. 424 tails, on which ?3,571 20
was paid Over 1300 of this amount
was paid to one man, who caught more
than 6000 sophers with a pack of dogs.
TOM IE A TO TELL VOTERS
WHAT HIS PLATFORM MEANS
laor-elect Tom I-ea will tell the
public what he means X more bui
ness and less polities' Friday eienHig
in the 34th district courtroom when the
counts and city democratu rlub will
hold j final ralb for the city election
next Tuesday .
The meeting will be jii open one ana
all voters hae been muted to attend
In addition to the new major, judge
Dan M Jatkson will also make a speech
and other speakers who were attlc in
the -speaking campaign will also make
short talks.
Arrangements hate been made b the
committee to have an oeflo meetinc
in the 41st district court and all of the
speakers Tsill appear at both meetings
fNOTHBR BOITIO-S OF KI. F'SO
BOOKLKTS ttflil. BB 1SSIED
A new issue of the El Paso booklet
nas been made necessary on account
or the large demand for the book b
railroads in the east. ....
Kecentlj w number of the bookl'f?
hae been placed on the extra Golden
State limited trains that are beini,
operated on account of the exposition
traffic.
Booklets hae also been placed in
the following Chicago railroad ia
scnger offices within the last f
weeks Chicago & ..Jton. Illinois in
tial. Chicago Baatern Illinois a
bash. Missouri l-aclfic. and in the . -bash
office in Detroit and the Vi
sturl Pacific of: - in lndiampohs
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SPECIALS
ESA BUTTER. lb. 35c; 3 !bs. for - $1.00
SELECTED EGGS Best on the mar
ket, 35c doz.; 3 doz. for $1.00.
STTNFLOWEE EGGS Nice and fresh,
30c doz.
Monarch Sardines, Special 15c
Monarch Pure Sap Maple Syrup, pt 50c
Monarch Pure Sap Maple Syrup, qt 90c
Monarch Olive Oil 40, 65, $1.25
Monarch Sliced Peaches, No. 3 30c
Monarch Sliced Pears, No. 3 30c
Monarch Preserves, 17 oz 25c
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merly Katherine Skins, representative
Isaac 1. Sherwood having read the fol
lowing dispatch from Los Angeles
Peari Beadleston won the laurels In
today's polo round robin. Mrs. William
II Hltt bid In Beadleston at the auction
pool last night for $SS and won the J7Q0
pot
riKENTV DO OBSBIUBD
AT TRI-VTVTI5 COJirfWS PI. VNT
Parents' day was held at the tele
phone plant of the Tn-State Telephone
ompanv on Texas street Wednesday
afternoon and more than 75 parents of
tne girls employed at the big telephone
rv nange called and saw the conditions
aider which their daughters work
This was the first time parents' daj has
1 e n observed here and the success of
tl , opening dav has caased it to be
induded as a semi-annual feature of
tie telephone company's activities- The
qirl envlojes of the company hae a
r t rom reading and music room
where thev mav rest, read and enjoy
good music while off duty. The operat
itis: room is cooled and heated bv
mechanical means and everything- pos
sible Is done to make the employes com
fortable To each parent who visited the plant
W ednesday the officials who acted as
the reception committee, gave a boquet
and served punch
Hear mayor-elect Tom Lea at the Itk
district courtroom Friday night. Every
one Invited. Advertisement.
Eery dollar spent for horn Talley
products is well invested.
Leave Your Orders at the Booth if You Desire or Phone Them in; Our De
livery Cannot Be Beat. Four Autos at Your Service!
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MRS. EVANS
Salids Were De
Iicous Made of
Monarch Goods EXCLUSIVELY TODAY in Her
Demonstration At the Herald's Cooking School
SEE OUR WINDOWS TODAY
203-210 MILLS ST. PHONE
3532
3533
La Mejor i Cualquier Precio
No hay otra levadura
en polvo que produce
mejores galletas, tortas
y pastelena. No hay
otra tampoco, tan puro
y saludable.
H
Jk Levadora En Pqlvo
when he was a student at Tale, has filed
suit for dWoree The Towers lone de
nied their son had married the actress,
ind she later sued tnc tortner amnassa
dor for alienation of her husband s affections.
PKIZMDKVT AD IIUSI s
MBSUOIt HOLD COPBRBNCB
Washington. D C, April S A con
f 1'iice, supposed to relate to the for
mation of a new commercial treaty
between Russia and the United States,
was held l edm-sdai b president Wil
son and Russian ambassador Bakhma
titff The inspotion of Siberian prison
tamps, where the Russians keep their
prisoners of war. is also supposed to
lne been discussed
ustna has ask d the president to
to take an interest in the inspection
of these camps b American represent
atiies so the Teutonic allies ma) know
what tare is being ien their people
Russia has heretofore refused to allow
such inspection
SOCHL.IST LKCTUnK.
' Evolution From the Standpoint of
Socialism" will be the subject of a
1 ttire to be given b Sam E Farmer,
ai-sisted by Emerson Hargarve at the
orner of San ntonio and Broadwa
emh night for the n-l two weeks.
Contains all the body-building elements of
the whole wheal grain. It is important that
the body be nourished by foods that build
bone and muscle and brain.
Bread is the real "Staff of Life" and
brings nourishment in abundance. For your
better health and disposition make it a point
to eat a great deal more bread.
Eat Bread Made With
Special Bread Demonstration at Herald Cooking School Friday
MorniDg in which Fkischmanns Yeast is used exclusively.
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See Our Display at The
Herald's Cooking School
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