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TELEPHONE 419 Coupe. Sedan. Tudor. . et Tudor. t Coupe. Sedan. ILLODY FARMS _ DAIRY & _ â€" Pasteurized prade A Milk : _ _ Vitamin D. 3 Guernsey ELICIOUS CREAM _: ‘or Quality and Service r an Adtaker Pi 2774 DAF, FEBRUARY 20, ‘.’ lack tee HIGHLAND BUMP SHOP .00 to $350.00 evrolet Roadster. rd DL Coups ntiac Tour. Sedan, rd DIl. Roadster. eal Cars evrolet Cabriolet. sh DL Sedan. TI BROS. DAIRY $500. r Rebuild Any Make of Radiatet Bumps and Dents out of Yeur Aute UNK! £ Highland Park, DL on, Inc. rs purchased wnstin 1 _ ~PC* mm-.s...v_ d"fl“fl*“ Cadir E DEAL CARS Painters‘ Supplies Libertyville RAND BROS. ING and DECORATING its, Wall Paper, Glass ow Shades, Auto Glass SMITH . Paints The W antâ€" hone â€"| sod Avre. Tel. H. P. 710 513 Elm Place Tel. H. P. 0 4 Oatmeal Macaroons Mix 1 cup gugar with 1 tablespoon melted shortening; add 2 eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition; add 2% cups rolled oats, 2 teaspoons baking powder, % teaâ€" spoon salt and 1 teaspoon vanilla. Mix well. Drop on greased tins about %4 teaspoon to each macaroon, allowing enough space for spreading. Bake in moderate oven at 375 deâ€" grees F, for about 10 mirutes. Orange Puffs Cream * cup butter and add % eup sugar gradually. Add 2 egg yolks, one at a time, and beat well. Mix and sift 1 cup cake flour, 1 teaâ€" spoon Royal Baking powder and %4 teaspoon salt. Add alternately to first mixture dry ingredients and 4 eup of orange juice, beginning and ending with the flour mixture. Fold in 2egg whites, stiffly beaten, and ‘As I promised, here are the reâ€" maining . recipes used at the Gas Company‘s showroom demonstration, hq'?rom Jan. 31 to Feb. 11: Lemon Sherbert iix one package of Royal Vanilla Mng, 1 cup milk, 4 cup water, and bring: to a boil, stirring conâ€" .hdt]y. Remove from fire and add % ¢up of sugar, cool; add %‘ cup .gn::ed lemon juice. Fold in 4 beaten egg whites and freeze in reâ€" frigerator trays about 4 hours. Baked Apples With Rum re mediam sized apples and peel one ring off top of apple. Fill eavity with seedless raisins, put a liberal spoonful of sugar on peeled m:‘tnd over raisins, and pour over a tablespoon of rum or a teaspoon rum extract. Bake in moderate oven $50 degrees F, until apples are soft. Bride‘s Never Fail Cake Sift two cups flour, then put back in .i::rer' and add 2 teaspoons baking powder and *4 teaspoon salt. Cream about 4 tablespoons of butter thorâ€" oughly, add 1 cup sugar and cream together until light and filuffy. Add one unbeaten egg, then add flour and % cup milk alternately. Add 1 teaâ€" spoon vanilla. Bake in well greased square pan for approximately 45â€"50 minutes at 350 degrees F. Ice with butter cream icing, flavored with Seely‘s orange flavoring. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1936 (Editor‘s Note: You are invited to write your questions about recipes or household information to Phil Libby, in care of this newspaper, enclosing a selfâ€"addressed, stamped envelope. He will be glad to anâ€" swer you promptly. Jt will be impossible to answer questions received by telephone). The Highland Park Press Director, Home Service Department Highland Park Press and Deerfleld Press RYTEX GREYTONE Printed with Name and Address or Sheets and Envelopes â€" or, Monogram on Sheets, Envelopes plain. * 1 Fine quality Greytone paper in exquisite pastel shades of B{ue, Grey, Orch!i)g or Violet. | Printing in Blue, Black, Brown or Violet. | 1 Buy several boxes of this smart SL3 it is specially priced at only $1 The Recipe Box in colors as soft as a Spring breezeâ€" with a restrained gaiety that makes it correct for all occasions! } onducted by PHIL LIBBY 50 DOUBLE SHEETS 50 ENVELOPES 100 SINGLE SHEETS 50 ENVELOPES or c Unusually Low Priced! Special Sale! PRINTED STATIONERY Dissolve 2-pac'kag‘:e: of Royal gelâ€" atine (ratpberry) in 2 |cups boiling water; add two cups cold water. Measure one cup of this mixture and pour into small 1 or pan and chill until firm. Chill remgining mixâ€" ture until it begins to thicken, then ‘whip until light and frothy. Pour into ring mold and chill until ‘firm. To serve, unmold andl fill center with sliced peaches cnd{ chopped, clear gelatine. Top with whipped \cream and a pecan. Poks | Calavoâ€"Tuna Salad Flake Italian style tuna», fish (packed in olive oil) add chopped celery and enough salad dressing to which a tablespoon of chili sauce has been added to thoroughly marinate. 1. Fruit Salad Cup up banana, apple, orange and any other fruits you may have on hand (if canned fruits are used have them well drained). Chop some walâ€" nuts or pecans and put, all in bow! and sprinkle well with sugar. Let set a few minutes while you thin mayonnaise wish whipped cream. Pour thinned mayonnaise over fruit and marinate well. Mound on letâ€" tuce and put a dash of ;hick mayonâ€" naise on top. Place whole pecan or marachino cherry on top. Butterfly Salad | Cut slices of pineapple in half and lay both halves on lettuce so that the hole is on the outside. Where the two curves meet, form molded cheese to represent the body of a butterfly. (This may be rolled in finely chopped muts. Mark the lines of the wings with thin strips of red pepper or pimiento. Mark his feelâ€" ers with two strips of green pepper. Serve the dressing separately. place in greased mq‘:fl;gotins. Bake in moderate hot oven 350 degrees F, for approximately 25 minutes. Tossed Salad Cut crisp and cold lettuce into salad bowl. Add tomatoes (fresh) cut in pieces, onion minced, celery and sliced radishes, s?rinkle with salt and pour over it lemon juice and olive oil, Toss until well blended. Chill and serve on bed of endive or lettuce. smart stationery while at only $1 a box. Peach Augrora Chill thoroughly. Select ripe calavo, cut in halves, remove stone and chill. Fill hollow with salad mixture, top with mayonnaise. Put pecan on top. Serve with sprigs of watercress (crisp watercress in water). < Hot biscuits are served with the salad. Delicious Refrigerator Cookies 4Â¥ cup granulated sugar Â¥ cup brown sugar .. 4 cup shortening 1 egg M 1%, cup flour [ _ 1 teaspoon vanilla â€" 4 cup pecans Cream shortening, sugar and egg together, Add sifted dry ingredients and nuts,. Add flavoring. Roll up inâ€"rolls, Let stand in refrigerator several hours. Slite and put on cookie sheet in 400 degree F oven for 10â€"12 minutes. _ _ Icebox Cookies * % cup lard . | f % cup butter 1 cup granulated sugar 2 cups brown sugar _ 3 eggs 4% cups flour 1 teaspoon salt _ 1 teaspoon baking soda. 1 teaspoon cinnamon 4 cup chopped pecans Cream lard, butter, sugars and egg together. Sift @ll ‘dry ingredâ€" ients and add to cr:qmed mixture. Add nuts. Roll and \let stand sevâ€" eral hours. Slice and put on cookie sheet. Bake in 400 degree F oven for 1012 minutes. â€"| Refrigerator Cookies 1 cup butter 2 cups brown sugar , 2 eggs 1 teaspoon soda‘ Â¥% teaspoon salt | 1 cup chopped nuts 3% cups flour _ | Cream the short.enipg and sugar thoroughly, add the ¢ggs, continue to beat. Sift the flour, salt and soda three times and add with nuts to the first nixture. Pack in mold or roll anc ieave in réfrigerator all night. Slice thin as possible. Bake Butâ€"the modern family has a new and unique advantage born with modern times and the adversity of the depression years. Whileséyvsandhammen&cteidle,the creative minds of homeâ€"builders and homeâ€" makers have been intensely active. There are new ideas of home design that start from the inside of the home where people eat, live, sleep and play. There are new building materials, new furnishings, better lighting,. insulation, automatic gas heating, air cooling, cleaning and humidiâ€" fication, refrigeration and so on through a THERE is little difference in spirit between the pioneer chopping timâ€" ber for his new home in the wilderness and the modern couple scanning "Lots for Sale" ads,‘or consulting with architects. _ _ After a home is established, it may grow and develop with the progressive fortunes of the family it shelters. ; When the first baby is born, a family must move to larger quarters. "We‘d like to get out of the apartment on account of the baby," they say. Step by step they go on planning and adding improvements to their home. A Home is a Progressive Thing THE P RES 3 at 400 degrees F. The recipe makes about 5 dozen. | * Police Radio Planned ‘by Deerfield Board This ends the retipes. Next week I‘ll tell you about the equipment I used during the demonstration. Because Corporation Counsel George McGaughey was not present, members of the board put off the Eastern Standard Time question for the special meeting to be held lateri Undoubtedly Deerfleld will fall in line with neighboring suburbs in acâ€" cepting Chicago‘s time. 4 ‘ Deerfield anticipates a police radio in the near future with connections from the sheriff‘s office in Waukeâ€" gan to the Deerfield village offices and the local police car. Carleton Scribner, :village trustee, was apâ€" pointed at the last meeting of the village board by Mayor Harry E. Wing to look into the matter with power to act. Taverns have been limited to two instead of three and the yearly liâ€" cense fee has been increased from $400 to $500, giving Deerfield a revâ€" enue of $1,000. $ The board appropriated $50 for expenses on the community skating rink. f | Now, more than ever before, a home can be shaped to embrace the family‘s changing needs. The wide range and fiexibility of the new art of home building let you add step by step according to your own plans made in advance. Your new home can start from small beginnings and you can have the fun of planning it and watching it grow. Fresh air, pleasant neighbors, commuâ€" nity life, the color of growing things seen through the window are all of a substance with HOME, and must be considered as one of the first steps in home planning. In the Chicagoland area served by this Company, there are thousands of beautiful home sites along the countryside, in deâ€" lightful little towns more removed from the metropolitan area but within easy access by fast transportation, or in suburbs botdet- For instance, families who have installed gas heat, and there are thousands of them in the Chicagoland area, have brought a new comfort and cénvenience to their homes which would have been almost unbelievable a few years ago. _| vast range of equipment that contributes to health,;? leisure and comfort of the family. charged against the water consumer. Present at the meeting on Feb. 11 were Mayor Wing, Trustees Marâ€" shall Pottenger, Monroe McKillip, Ralph Peterson, C. S. Scribner, Office Phone Highland Park 1060 43 NORTH SHERIDAN ROAD Open: WEEK DAYS 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. SATURDAY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. SUNDAYS 2:30 to 5:30 for reading only. Ynmndlz:zhvuuthbwh'hu&.‘- authorized Science literature -w"h read, borrowed or purchased. Moran Plumbing & Heating Co. TLM E:T Q :BR:UVU L KD CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READINGC ROOM First Churceh of Christ, Scientist Highland Park Electrol Oil Burners Witten Building â€" Highland Park CLIFFORD R. MORAN, Prop. Company, give us a chance to help you in planning for your electric or gas service â€"on other features of modern homes: automatic gas heatingâ€"insulationâ€"air conditioning â€" modern kitchens â€"modern laundries and basement recreation roomsâ€" latest lighting and wiring improvements and other conveniences that increase the comfort of living. We will be glad to consult with you, your architect or your contractor. Inquire at any of our offices, or writeâ€" ing the city. This diversified area offers an almost unlimited selection for home requirements, close to the "good earth" but plentifully provided with modern comâ€" forts and excellent transportation. If you are contemplating a home in the PuBLUC SERvIcE COMPANY ______ OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS GENERAL OFFICES: 72 WEST ADAMS CHICAGO Serving 334 Communitiesâ€"900 Industrics â€"â€" 10,010 â€"â€" in Northern Hilinois Tune in WGN Wednesday evenings at 9:30 â€" Hear Dudley Crafts W atson discuss topics close to the heart of the homeâ€"lover â€"and Harold Stokes‘ orchestra in a delightful musical program. Sales and Service George Page and C. M. Willman and Village Clerk Chester Wessling. The audience for the winter meetings have not been large because of }ho severe weather. * Highland Park 1342 Res. Phone PAGE NINE