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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., SEPTEMBER 26, 1929 My Favorite recipes A , Gi*«“ By PromiMmt Milled**** 1 ** Woman FIRST ISSUE OF COLLOMUOE OFF PRESS THIS WEEK r Live With Newt of Campai tereet. Mite Caroline Selman, of Decater Editor-in-Chief Ev MRS. GEO. S. ROACH Green Tomato R«lUh Iceberg ana weigh tomatoes, soak 3 ai ‘’ , n fresh lime water (1 cup lime c ,l. water.) ,. li: l day in clear water. Soak n strong alum water (2 heap- kitchen tablespoon* powdered m t» gal. water) wash tomatoes ,1 water, then boil in fresh water, when boiling hard set .,•] in -ink or largr par. and add 1 t^iesp on soda. (This will run overt aft -r sou* has mixed well boil jn 5lrtlJl g ginger tea ( 1-2 cup ginger root to »ul. fruit) just let this come to a boil for a few minutes. Rerun, from tea 3-4 lb. sugar to j u,. fruit, cover with vinegar. Add whole allspice, 2 tablespoonb whole loves 1 tablespoonful Mace chips, 1 table?,*' *ns celery seed if desired to a gallon of vinegar. , |„,il until vinegar is thick (not v .-v 1' na) Keep cool, preferably on ice. while .-oaking. Begin Tuesday, Friday or Saturday. Orange Cake \ K y white cake recipe will do for the a good one, howe lh. butter 2 cam cups sugar ?, cup? flour j.-j f.ip milk; 1-2 cup water mixed 5 gpg whites 4 t, ..-nouns baking powder 1 tia ;K>on lemon flavoring i r, am butter, add sugar gradu ally. add alternately flour and liquid. Add egg whites beaten until -tiff, s ift I ..king powder, and add flav in layers. Orange Filling 1 cup "range juice 1 tablespoon lemon juice Grated rind of 2 oranges 2 tablespoons corn starch Brine to boil, 1-3 cup sugar and 1-2 cup water, add alone ingredients well mixed. Boil until thick, add 2 tablespoons butter and 2 egg yolks, after removing from fire (mix the com starch with the orange juice when mixing jail the ingredient*.) Cover the cake with white icing. The first issue of the The Colon nade, student publication at G. C. W. ame from the press this week, happenings on the campus making the paper of live interest and newsy. Miss Caroline Sqlman, niece of Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Beeson of De catur Georgia is editor-in-chief of the paper. A strong staff is work ing with her to make the paper the most successful since the paper bc- ■as a smail fold'-. Merchants of Milledgevillc are co-operating to make the paper a success. Cocoanut Candy 1-2 to 5-8 lb. of shredded cocoanut rannod-Southern style is best.) 1 in Dime Brand Condensed Milk i ■connut and milk and shape i nail balls. Place on waxed paper A cook in the oven for about 20 inuU:*. (Do not have it too hot) hen they are light brown remove lem from the oven and take front le waxed paper at once. If you let urn cool on it they will tear up hen you try to take them off. By MRS. W. T. WYNN Corn Sticks -2 cup flour cup buttermilk -2 cup water teaspoons baking powder teaspoon salt teaspoon sugar tablespoons lard or butter lixand beat well. Cook in quick n ten minutes. Angel Cake Whites of 8 eggs 1-1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon cream of tarter 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup flour 1 1-4 cups sugar Add salt to eggs, then cream of tarter. Beat until stiff. Add sugar and flour slowly, vanilla last. Cook in round pan one hour. DR. WILEY TO GIVE ADVICE IN PALAGRA CASES 3 Be Distributed Through of Health in Fight Again*, >ie Spreading in Georgia In .a bulletin issued by the State R'»ar«l «,f Health, announcement •nade of the increased effort on — Health Departments throughout the "t*te t«> lessen the sprecd of palagra throughout Georgia, and Dr. John liiley ha> prepared to give advice and consultation in co-operation with the physicians here. The Board of Health is purchasing dried brewers yeast in large quanti- | ,p > to be distributed at cost. Diet- * n L is the greatest cure for the di*- p as, and forms an important Part of the diet. Dr. Wiley declared. Ur CE APARTMENT FOB BENT Down stairs four largo m— Wlh (PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION) ATTENTION MR. AUTOIST Having boa abi* to pot Wocn-Psp a wr* larg* voluns* basis we ar* w offering Woeo-Pep tbs king of >tor fuel at tbe same price of egulai L. N. JORDAN No more anxiety. No more danger. No more doubt. Use FLY-TOX, then you may be sure your garments will retain their originnl beauty \md per fection—free from ravages of moths. FLY-TOX kills moths, eggs, larvae. Spray thoroughly blankets, carpets, rugs clothing, furs and woolens. In- SIST on FLY-TOX. FLY-TOX is the scientific insecticide developed nt Mell< n Institute of Industrial Re search by Rex Research Fellowship. SimpK- instructions on each bottle for killing ALL household insects. FLY-TOX is safe, stainless. Has per- fume-like fragrance. Every bottle guaranteed.—Adv. AS THE ELECTRIC POWER IS ESSENTIAL IN PROGRESS OF A COUNTY OR STATE—SO IS THE TELEPHONE SYSTEM OF A CITY. We join in welcoming our contemporary the Georgia Pow er Company to Baldwin county and Middle Georgia. We join in the industrial development of Middle Georgia —keeping them connected with the outside world with the Telephone. MILLEDGEVILLE Telephone and Telegraph Company WELCOME Georgia Power Co. and with this greeting we pledge our effort in co-opera tion with Milledgeville merchants and you to build an in- dustria! center here. YOU FURNISH THE JUICE WE DO THE REST Clifton Adams Electrical Supplies—Radios and Wiring Service The Atlantic Ice and Coal Compnay Welcomes You Georgia Power Co. We placed our faith on the future of this county and sec tion several years ago and now renew our efforts to serve the people here in this great industrial progress. FORWARD MILLEDGEVILLE ATLANTIC ICE l COAlli PHONE 485 pUce Your Order few Coel Now Why not Have the Best When BOSCH You Buy RADIO If you don't credit this Assertion drop by our show room and listen to the Bosch perform—The deep soft resonant sound with its clarity and volume will appeal to you—Run the scale from a brass with its blast of sound to the delicate tre molo notes of the violin—They’re all the same to the Bosch and smits you less than that harshness characteristic of most Radios. SEE THE BEAUTIFuL CONSOLE MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY. Selective Tuning Artistically Carved Mahogany with Dynamic Speaker Enclosed Screen Grid | SOLD ON EASY TERMS 1 R. W. Hatcher Hardware Company Wholesale and Retail OCtC8»«M®CK60i«a9«CeeeCeS cxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx? WELCOME! M McKinnon Motor Company FORD PORDLCTS Phone 16 Growing-Ever Serving The Georgia Railroad—when this country was still a wilderness became inter ested in the industrial and agricultural development of this section. As a pioneer builder of Middle Georgia we welcome the Georgia Power Company to Milledgeville and pledge our srvice in building a grater city and county. GEORGIA RAILROAD CEO. H. TUNNELL a. c McKinley