THURSDAY, JUNE 9 J
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THE WAYMum iLLE AS'LTNT.U-ifci.
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Tasty Dishes
Eggs are universally recognized as
a meat substitute and the common
fleiominator of easily prepared dish
t'.i. Eggs are rich in all elements
which build muscle, bone and blood.
Anyone who needs building up should
include Pggs in his meals. Be sure
ttt cook eggs slowly and at a low tem
perature, they are made indigestible
by fast cooking at a high temp-'ruture.
Fgg Mornay With Ham
Poach eggs and place on thin
nmrid-j of broiled ham. Surround this
with croutons browned in butter.
Cover with a medium white sauce
to which a generous amount, of Par
mesan cheese has been added. Sprink
le top with bread crumbs and dot
with butter. Brown under flame.
V.pgs a la Benedict
6 eggs.
3 muffins.
Thin sliced ham.
j Hollandaise sauce.
! Split muffins and toast tin n until
' well browned. Spread light'y with
butter and place slice of thin broiled
1 ham on each muffin. Poach eggs to
i medium hard stage and put .r.e on
each mumn. lop wun iioiiaruiais
sauce.
Eggs Poached in Tomato Soup
Put 1 can condense tomato soup
in shallow frying pan let come to a
boiling point. Drop eggs into a
poacher, placed in the hot soup. Cook
Kidnapers Get $10,000 Ransom ,7
r j CARRIAGES
FLOUR
24 lb.
Bag
Mcl
SanfoCoffee21bs29c
s - .
I Cabbage " 2c Tomatoes ". 5c
Potatoes
New U. S. No. 1
Pound
2c
Sugar 10
Pounds
52c
Large Variety of Fresh Produce, Vegetables and Fruits
Farmers Exchange & Produce Co
Country Produce fimight and Sold Reh-H and Wholesale
C. D. KETNER, Mgr. East Waynesville Asheville Road
1 wish to announce I i 'm citizens and visitors of Waynesville
tii opening of the mailiit i.-i l lie local A & P Store. I will handl
tin.1 best grade; of Wc.sf;':i and Domestic Meats inspected by
f ederal and State In'Hi'r'oi s all products guaranteed or your
tri'MU-y b.ick.
I fj'chni iif.d CoitrtCf.nn .' , 'ie Drlirhtexsirn Coniter Cnvct--1
('. H. -JACKSON, Proprietor.
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DEL MONTE
2 Lge. Cans 35c
A&P SLICED OR HALVES
2L Lge. Cans 33c
CHEESE 2 pounds 35c
A&P SLICED
PSKEAPPLE 2 3Se
ANN PAGE PREPARED
SPAGHETTI 2 cans l5e
STANDARD STRINGLES3 GREEN
BEANS 4 Mo-2 Cans 250
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO
JUICE 2 Le- 2-oz- 1 5 c
A&P SOFT TWIST OR PULLMAN
BREAD - 2 Loaves 15c
Red Heart
'Dog Food, 3 cans 25c
; Scoftissue, 2 rolls 15c
i Octagon '
Soap, 4 giant bars 15c
Sparkle, 3 pkgs. 10c
7c
Eight " '
O'clock Coffee, lb. i
Necfar Tea rWb 19t
White House Evaporated
Milk, 4 fall cans . . 25c
Ann Page Pork
Beans, 4 1 lb. cans 25c
V!SSI!?IPPI NO. 1
TOMATOES : 5 lbs. 25c
GREEN BEAM 13c.
PINEAPPLE sugar loaf each 1 9c
BANANAS : ; 5 lbs. :'V-:7 25e
CANTALOUPES 2 for 25c
Owned v Operated by the Great Atlantic A Pacific Tea Ca
.fry MA"' " I- A ' fa A
f ' ! i X ' . .
James Bailey Cash, Jr.
Federal authorities launched an Intensive search for kidnapers of
James Bailey Cash, Jr., following payment of $10,000 ransom for lii
release by his father, wealthy Miami, Fla., business man.
slowly, keeping water below boilintr
point. If soup does not entirely cover
eggs, .baste top wiLh hot soup until
a film coats the yolks. Place on
toast and sprinkle the hot tomato
soup and sprinkle grated cheese over
the top.
Creole Eggs
1 cup tomato soup.
6 eggs, hard boiled.
1 cup diced celery.
Butter, salt and pepper to taste.
Butter baking dish. Cook diced
celery until almost tender in hot salt
ed water. Place a layer of sliced
eggs in bottom of baking dish, then
a layer of celery, salt and pepper to
taste, a layer of tomato soup, another
layer of eggs, et. Dot the top with
butter and bake in a hot oven. Grat
ed cheese may be sprinkled over the
top if desired.
C. H. Jackson Opens
Market At The A&P
Asparagus Omelet
3 eggs.
Salt and pepper.
4 tablespoons of hot water.
Cook asparagus tips.
Beat egg yolks until thick, then add
the hot water, salt and pepper.
Fold in the stiffly beaten egg whites.
Pour slowly into a well greased omc
let pan and cook over a very ulow
fire until puffy and brown on the bot
tom. Place in a moderate oven to
finish cooking on top. An omelet is
done if it does hot cling to the fingers
when touched. Lav hot asDaraerus
tips well drained, over half the ome
let and fold over. Serve with hot
rieed potatoes to which a little pi
mento has been added before ricing
C. II: Jackson, formerly of Ilinder
sonville, has opened the market in
A&P Tea Company here. Mr. Jack
son was connected with A&P 'during
the first four years they operated
markets.
He decided to locate here, he sard,
after investigating several other
fields. "I consider Waynesville the
best year 'round place I have found,"
he said.
Mash these, adding the tomato pulp
you have scooped out. Season with
salt and pepper and add mayonnaise
to make a paste. Fill the halved
egg whites, decorating the tops with
a little mayonnaise into which a few
capers or chopped chives is mixed and
set each half in the tomato. Serve
on lettuce with sardines dressed with
lemon.
Chandfroid of Eggs
2 tablespoons fat.
2 tablespoons flour.
I cup well seasoned chicken stock.
z egg yolks.
1 tablespoon gelatin.
2 tablespoons water.
12 egg halves, stuffed.
Heat fat. add flour and mix wpll
Remove from fire and add stock.
gradually, stirring constantly. Cook
over hot water 8 to 10 minutes. Just
before removing from fire, add beaten
egg yolks. Soak gelatin in cold wa
ter t minutes. Add to hot sauce
and stir until gelatin is dissolved
Cool. Pour sauce over eggs. Chill
until firm.
Eggs and Sausage
Cook tiny sausages until brown, ar-
lange them around the edge of rame
km lined with bread crumbs. Drop
i egg in tne center of each; sprinkle
top with fine crumbs and minced
parsley. Bake in a moderate ovin
5 to 6 minutes, according to firm
ness desired.
Surprise Eggs
Hard boil eggs and remove shells.
Have ready any meat croquette mix
ture of well seasoned mashed notato.
which is made rather dry. Enclose
egg m coating of this mixture; roll
in crumbs, then in slichtlv hpntpn
egg and lastly in crumbs. Fry in
deep hot fat or oil until brown.
Serve with brown gravy or mush
room sauce;
Eggs With Black Butter Sauce
Melt 2 tablespoons of butter in a
heavy frying pan to a light brown,
add 1 tablespoon of vinegar and Vi
teaspoon of taragon vinegar. Cover
closely and cook gently until well
blended. Pour over fried or poach
ed eggs after they have been arrang
ed on the plate.
IVeatLe Rep&U
H. M. HALL, Official Observer
June Max Min Tree
2 68 55 0.01
3 69 62 0.15
4 ; 75 '." . . 50. ,
5 -.' . 76 ''. 49
6 . 79 . 48
7 84 ' ' 62 ...
8 80 56 0.43
Mean maximum . ...75.8
Mean minimum .57.4
Mean for week 66.6
High for week ........... .....84
Low for week 48
Below June normal temperature 1.3
Precipitation for week ..... ...,.;....0.59
Precipitation since June 1st 0.79
Below June normal .'. .............0.32
Precipitation for year .........19.05
Deficiency for year ., .... ... .2.54
Same Period Last Year
Mean maximum
Mean minimum ...... ..
Mean for week
Mean for week .. .....
Low for weex
Precipitation for week
...,.82.6
57.0
.85
69.8
51
..1.13
YOUNG PEOPLE TO
HAVE WEINER ROAST
Tomatoes Stuffed With Eggs
Select rather small tomatnM.
Scoop them out sufficiently to accom
modate the half of a hard-boiled
egg. Hard boil the ' eggs. Cut in
two, crosswise, and take out the yolks.
The Youth Council will SDOfisor a
weiner roast tomorrow night at th
city park. All the young people of
the community are invited to nt.tenrf.
Those desiring to join the group ar?
asked to get in touch with Miss Vera
Hosaflook, or any other active
of the council.
The council is now holding regular
meetings each luesday night at
o'clock at the First Baptist church
Read The Ads
John F. Williams, of Washington,
D. C, to Mary Evelyn Boyd, of Way
nesville. Charlie Jones, of Candler, to Ber
tha Gibson, also of Candler.
Read The Ads
HAYWOOD SINGIXc
GROUP MEETS si'Xj,
The Haywood County j:,,.,
vention will meet at thfc V '? :
here Sunday, June 12, f ,, "
singing. ' ' ":'
S. E. Coalson is pit-i,;, n. rJ,
ey Hyatt is secretary, ar.T t"
of the association, invite j
We Recommend This Week!
Metropolitan Ifeg
YUKON'S BEST, 24 lbs 90c
ROLL CALL FLOUR, 24 lbs
Our Metropolitan Award for the Week
j.u iui a, i. ti . uuucii ai uic i' wu oiuie Will De glVfn I
one 12 lb. bag of Metropolitan Flour U she will call by Mon.
day noon with a copy of this ad.
iu mis. V. milieu ay K . lj. uaj s iuns win De given I
one 12 lb. bag of Metropolitan Flour if she will call bv
Monday noon with a copy of this ad.
ti. i 4 i j-.i:..j 4i n , .,
i iic nuui mil uui ic uciicit:u uiiier man 10 i ne per
son named.
Win the, jiunLo- Bap
Win a season's supply of fine flour for your family,
Guess the weight correctly and win the Jumbo bag as
advertised last week. Visit the Store and let us explain.
SHORTENING, 8 lb. carton . 83c
10 IK hnr S
rAV MAJt PM-J-, ....... .... . . . .U.AI
25 lb. bag ...$1,31
Suga
CQlf 10 lb. bag
iJdll ..95 IK Kno-
25 lb. bag . . . . . .
. 45cl
CORN FLAKES, extra special, 3 - 16c
Kate Smith Cake Deal . ... . . 29cl
We Are Prepared To Meet Your
CANNING NEEDS
FRUIT JARS
JAR TOPS
PAR-O-WAX
CERTO
CANNING POWDERS
JELLY GLASSES
JAR RINGS
FRUIT PECTIN
JEL-AID
SUGAR
JUST ADDED TO OUR STORES BECAUSE THEY AKE
SO VERY, VERY GOOD, THE FOLLOWING ITEMS. .
Gebhardf
Chili Powder
Chili Con Came with Bean;
Tomales
Spiced Beans.
In every can, the real Mexican flavor.
s
BONELESS WHITE MEAT
CHICKEN, 7 oz. Jar
CHICKEN AND EGG
NOODLES, 1 lb. Jar. . . ;
65c
32c
THIS WEEK
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1 0r Regular 49c
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10c on.
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afnr ;Mr nrTAf.OX
25c Granulated SoaP ,
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