Judge — October 10, 1931 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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souffé chocolate prancs; meringued bananas; and about 300 other unusual, delicious dishes—all arranged for the type of person whom they'll please, from a visiting grandfather whom you want to leave you money, to an aunt who's leading a double life and must be straightened out. Right away you're going to “This is all veddy well, but where I, granted I, my wife, daughter or cook masters French cooking, where can I get good wines, ot iously in- dispensable i in such stewing, b: and concocting ? The answer is, you probably can’t, but you can do the next best thing suggested to me by Marce, the chef at the Chatham Hotel on East) 48th Street, where the cooking is just about the best there is to be had in New York, You can always sub- stitute cooking wines, or you can follow most of Reboux’s hints, leaving out the wine with fairly satisfactory re- sults. Maree stays in America hoping that Prohibition will fade and he can go back concocting dishes he was famous for in the B. Py like Green Turtle Soup Amontillado (sherry to you); Truffles au cham- of Sol ar ns de Tortue e; Trout & la Vin Filet of Grouse au lard Duck a la Presse, Port Wine ; Faisau en Volitre; and Fruit Compote au Kirsch, He says he can stay your appetite with approximations of the above dishes and he also offers some specialties like London Grill, Chicken Pot Pie, Sirloin of Beef Cha Frogs’ Legs Provengs Sole aux Amendines, all of which taste, I can vouch, a little better than a Sauc kincheeseonrye! ntime, remindi Guy de Maupassant’s crack, one who is not an imbecile is a mand,” Judge Jr.'s Domestic S Hour is signing off. Eye-Queues woman, leaving her home one ht at six o'clock, trimmed a A lamp, set it on a table near a window and turned the wick down low. She had previously filled the bowl with sufficient oil to keep it burning until she returned. She closed and locked all the doors and Jows. On her return three hours later, although it was impossible for anyone to have entered the house, or for a wind to have extinguished the lamp, she found that the light was out. She exam- ined the lamp, found that the wick and oil were touching enough oil in the the Can you tell the woman why her lamp was not burning? and that there was bowl to have kept amp burning many hours. Jane is seventeen years old. Her sister, Irene, is twice as old as an- other sister, Mary, was three years ag A fourth sister, Anne, will be twenty when Irene is one year older than Mary (who is one year older than Jane was six years ago) will be in 1937. Anne and Irene can legally marry, but can not vote. How old is Anne? Irene? Mary? Last week's: the North Pole. No. 2: 19 No. t: Directly on ose, MAY I did not slip back since he had reached the top. No. 3: The dope who bought the ticket lost. He had to pay another $1.50 to redeem the ticket. making $ in all he put out. Unimportant Items Few weeks ago two young were paddling down. the River on their way home from a trip on Long Island Sound. to round the Battery and pull up the North River to their home in’ the Bronx. Reaching Hell Gate they found the current so strong they were unable to make any headway. And yhat is it one does when one comes to an impasse ina canoe? They did it. Pulling up to a nearby pier, the young men hauled up their canoe, put it on their shoulders, and heading West, made a_ ports thru Times Square, reaching the North River after an uneventful hike. Condé (pronounced Couday) Nast used to, and may still for all I know, have tigerskin curtains in his office. Two gunmen not only held up the Hotel Franklin in Jamaica recently, (Continued on page 22) They hoped or See CAMELOT eS A GAME ay GEORGE 5. PARKER Bey, Boron; or Buy Camelot, but be Sure'to Play Camelot / > ie Tua is ‘in Ploging itt. ‘ Great is the thrill where victory or defeat hangs on the next few moves. teresting situations from act t of this ‘or the most in= al play we offer $1000 in Prizes First Prize, $200; two Prizes of $100; eight of $25; twenty of $10; forty of $5. Contest Rul As vod C if The New SS Set with lvoroid Pieces The Red and White Ivoroid Pieces arcadelighttobandle, and double the fun of playing. Until now, they have been obtainable only in $toand higher priced sets. Thisis the set smart hostesses are usir Ask for the new Five Dollar Set Price, $5.00 Squares and jeces, Cle at partie with Ivoroid Pieces TOURNAMENT Edition: Large Weighted and. Felved Bound POPULAR Edition: Red Other Editions, $1 to $50, S ad for complete ail perts Say of Camelot Milton CG. Work says—“It is a brilliant me of extraordinary fascin, n. Camelot one of the few really great games.’ s a remarkabl Other Famous PARKER GAMES: Pegity, Ping-Pong, Rook, Pit, Touring, Lindy, Haima, Five Wise Birds, Derby-D: Pastime Picture Puzzles, etc. “The Standard of Excellence in Games" comicbooks.com