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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Women S
Spring
Underuear
Specials

Comfortable. well made.
perfect Gttlng. at ~ extremely
low prllc. What moro desirable
qualits, could underwear
posSeSsS
Womcn's Llslc 1hrcad. PLAIN
Top Union SUITS. IN Size 50. s2
and 81. Special tomorrow. 81.
Women's Knit Vests and
Pants. loose knee. sizes 50. 8
and 81. SPECIAL tomorrow. 69c.
Women's spring weight Knit
Union SUITS. Just a small tot.
but mostly all sizes are included.
lace and shell-trmmed tops;
loose and tlght-flttlng knees.
Your choice tomorrow, soc.
Women's Lisle Thread Vests.
trimmed top and ribbon strap.
Special tomorrow. 39c, or three
for S1.00.
Women's Knit Union Suits.
PLAIN band and trimmed top.
also tape strap; loose and tight
knee, also Step-ln model, Ill
sizes. Special tomorrow. s5c.
Women's Lisle Thread Vests.
with trimmed straps. III sizes So
and So only. Special tomorrow,
29c each or 4 for Sl.00.
Women's Plain Band TOP
Union Suits, with loose-fttlng
knee. sizes 40. h and a. Spe-
clal tomorrow, 69c.
Misses Knit Union Suits,
spring weight, trimmed top;
lace-trimmed knee; sizes o to 10
years. Special, SOC each
Main Floor Left aisle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Quality here is assured
the theme is price

TOnorTOu (THursduU) riH bp GifrdUs-
fnfprpsting profit Sharing Day" Intercsfirg7
UnusudHg go, this month FOR IT AFFiLiATES
WITH orr "FORTY-THTRD' INVIVFRSA
CELEBRATION an erent uhich the D1idsf
of its last Ueek).
"Ererybodv's store Profit Sharing DGy prices
are tess than any other day here Or ciserheFc
and It's been long. long time since prices mere
ipreied to compare rith tOnpOrrOT's offerings
all small IOfs and broken dssOrfr1enfs are TedHced
10 n point mhch means quick and certain cieav-
0ncp Not dH Profit Sharing Day sDecidls
mentioned herein; the fotIoninq may be taken
hints paoTcIU CROSBY AND NM On
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
DEATHS.

CHARLES In this city on. April 20, i'2l
Florence H. Waldman. wife OF Edgar =
Relatives friends. members % Delaware
Chaptrr 40 l. q T. -. Naomi Lodge No
2. 1 q O. r. Wyuoma Council - % ~
Delaware Temple. No rythian Sisters
and Daughters Of Liberty aud olive Tcm-
plr 10 . l.. Of g. T.. are invited 4" attend
the funeral services AZ her late rvsld"ncc
1907 orange street. on Saturday afternoon
April 30. At 2 clock Further services amt
intcrmcnt AZ R7rratt's chapel pCl on sun
dav May d at q clock, without further
notice
CORsANn Suddenly. in this city on April
- tq2I Domcnico, husband - Maria
COrsauO
Relatives friends and members Of san
Antonio beneficial society and Principe Di
\aplCs arc invited 80 attend tho funeral
from his late residence. southwest corner ~
Eiehth ana scott streets ou Thursday
solemn requiem mass ~ ~ Thomas
church IntCrncnt at Cathedral Cemo
terry
coNrGYS In this city on April -. 1921 !.
kathaIcna \ wife Of Charles r ComcRNs
I.,'ncral srrvtccs strictly private At the
residence Of her sOn-in -law. FrCd tilcnu. G23
West sixteenth street on Thursday after
noon ApriI 2S At ; CLOCK city time In
torment private
GEAR In this city on April 20, 1921
William tioar. aged 6} years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 at
trnd tho funeral scrN iCcs AZ Its late rrsi-
fpuCp QOo bennett street. pn SATURDAY. y
afternoon April }N. At q ClnCk. city time
IntcrIurnt At RiycTviCw cemetery
NfckNIGHT-O April 70 1921, Catherine
& wife of the late Joseph Mcknight.
nCc Farley
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence OF hCr
brother in law Hugh HcSSiau POI South
I-nion street on Friday morning At q
o'cIocG solemn requiem mass at So Paul
church. lntcrmcnt AZ Cathedral Ccu1e-
tory
PETERSON In this city on April - 1921
Elizabeth widow cf Christian Peterson
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
INC funeral from tho residence of her son in
law lOhn /. (-lark Jr.. tu29 Lancaster ave
nue on Thursday afternoon. April IS AT
o'clock Services at Calvary \ J. Church
AZ . 70 O'Clock lutcrmcut at Wilmington
and Rrandyvinr cemetery.
pI-t,U At Gordon Heights on April 2f
1qeI Fliyabcth - PuRh
Relatives and friends arc invited 20 At
tend tho funeral services az her late residcnC,
Lore avenue Gordon Heights. on Friday
afternoon Aprti - at @ clock city time
IntcrmCnt private a. Wilmington y Brandy
wine cemetery
Additional death notices received toe
late for this column viii be found or
Financial Page.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
FOR NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE.
Association WIN Call on Councn FOR
Funds For Fourth and Pine.

A request for funds for which to make
improvements to the neigbborhood mousse
Fourth and Pine streets will be
made tonight when committee OF the
Pine Ncighborhood Association viii ap~
pear before City Council meeting as n
ommittec of the whole. They VIII also
ask for funds with which to equip the
building in Christiana Park as a gym
nasium. a special meeting or the as
sociation was held last night in the en-
gine house OF the Reliance Fire Com
pany, Fourth and Lombard streets.
During the meeting a resolution was
passed. asking the Board of Park Com
missioners to have wire placed around
tho top of the fence enclosing the play
grounds at Fourth and Pine street.
Mr.. Ernst. of the Community Service,
urged that the Pine Association have as
large a delegation as possible 20 appear
at tho meeting of the Clayton Associa-
tinn. which will hold n meeting tonight
In the engine house Of the Union Fire
Company. Third and Union streets. Al
the close of his talk. he expressed his
regrets that Mrs. Elizabeth Downward
was temporarily giving up the duties
of secretary Of the Pine Association
She will resume her duties in about
two months.
Announcement was made by Mrs
Downward that the association viii
give picnic on Memorial Day nj ltis-
ing sun. All members and their friends
were cordially invited 10 attend. :,
~
For Rcnt-Very desirable apartment.
1920 Delaware avenue; beautiful sur
roundings. Every convenience. Phone
4SbO bO-AdV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27

that people will look forward to and
wait for before planting their gardens
for the summer. -
There will he ten booths at which the
many things we have always wanted
and wondered whore we could get can
be bought for "A minimum price. ana
success is being predicted both to the
management, and TO those who patron
ize the first Wilmington flower market
at Cool Spring Park. Tenth and Jack
son. Thursday. May s. 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Pretty
House
Dresses
81 rs

Made of fine quality Pcrcale
and Gingham. in both striped
and checked patterns. embracing
six different STYLES for selection.
III both belted and 7tralght-llne
models. This Profit Sharing Day
viii be 4 good time to make
your purchase If House Dresses
to carry YOU through the entire
soa9On.
House Dresses First Floor Rear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Profit
Sharing
Specials
Down Stairs Store

Best Percale. 30 inches vide, special
tomorrow yards for SI.00.
Scotch Zephyr Dress Ginghams-
Extra wide. special tomorrow 35e yard.
Bates Dress Ginghams. oil new pat
terms to select from, special tomorrow,
Yards for $780,.
Shifting Madras, IN fancy stripes,
full yord vide, fine quality, special to
morrow, 2Sc the ward.
Best Apron Gingham, fast color,
Special tomorrow 7 yards for si.00.
Linen Couch Covers in fancy stripes,
full size. special tomorrow. Sl.75 each.
DevonShire Cloth. fast color. fancy
stripes. special tomorrow 3Sc yard.
Half Curtains. made in lace. special
tomorrow, 65c each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Silks,
WoolenS.
Wash Goods
Nineteen Surprise Specials iOr
Profit Sharing Day Only, Read
Them Over


Bla-k attn ImUera.. 6
vide. pecla. tomoTcn $500
ard.
Back. 81, silk rol.a--. y
t7c-e ,e- amr-
raN. Sis.
4.--ak arr y
oCe- al r.~-oA &c
Ai iu &G.e +-4
Canton e.r. oe-4.
row. $3.50.
ard aide 7ton
Nate u ge~ s mo~rR
Sl.39 a~1
ard Paaln
Over -a-e, pel 4.
row. $3.50.
Yard u \al7 ind 3I1
Tareia six. -pe-.A.
row, St.5O.
Black Naune 81 7-7e~
SPECIAL 'omorrpN 25c.
~,-ta- Brad. 0e-4
mo-r.N 29c
SIX Frra--s, 70 lele.
cia. morrow. $50 yd.
So 0~1e> N .2 3a- Alsa
splendid tOr 0ac NJ u.ts.
cIal tomorrow. s5c arl
Ai. Noo.. dr- Sc
Blue ~er- ~ue-4.
row. 75c ara.
81 Woo. g-5e,
Me. Wen Errs-s oerA-.
cid, -.U. .--.A 81 so.
Fans \ Ks. r-.-
f0rr1 7-ae~ ace. ope-
morrow l9c
\3rL N le PAIN }ea
1->. i SHADES. o.t
morrow 3Sc.
M1-e ovEael.s ~
u lie. Sqe- li sc
White Vote. f5 ~
Spcl q. tomorrow 3SC
Cotton POp.n N1tt Il Na->
Spec al tomorrow PC
Black 03-tne, ,rC- q
row, 25e.
NN- Floor Ns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Continental
FulwOOI
Sport Suits
$12.5O

Each year finds Sports Suits
becoming more firmly lnplant-
ed in the affections OF the
American woman. The smart
dashlng styles, the dependable
wearing qualities and the low
price Of Continental EulWool
Suits wilt make every woman
want to own one at first sight.
Here are five new models to
select from. in a size range from
IL to 40. The newer shades for
spring and summer are: Putty.
Copen. Light Brown. Pekln.
Apple Green, Light Green and
Blue. The price. $3.50, IS
special for tomorrow only and
any alteration needed will be
made without charge
Suit Dept First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Percale
Dress
Aprons
89c

Made Of scout Percale.
color guaranteed. neat square
neck style. two pockets. wide
belt effect 1T the Walst line with
large bow tie. neck. front. sleeves
and pockets trimmed with heavy
white rick rack BRAID. all sizes.
Apron Dept. First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Women
Corsets,
Boomers,
Pajiamas
and
Petticoats

COrsets, Low Bust and Topless
Models. special tomorrow 1t S1.00.
Crepe Boomers. in pink and white,
full cut and reinforced. special tomor-
row soc.
Billie Burke Pajamas. hand em-
broidered, fine niRk b8tiste, spccia.
tomorrow. S1.50 and SI.9s.
Muslin IuderskirtS. Deep en-
broidercd ruific and dust -ui.ie. Special
tomorrow Sl.00.
First Floor. Rear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Canton
Crepe
Dresses
S24.5O

Every woman will warmly
welcome this dress event for
tomorrow. Sample Dresses. dl-
rect from the maker, beautiful
models IN Canton Crepe. Bl0uec.
beaded and embroidered cffect5
IN summer s new coIors and col
or. combinations. Each dress 4
masterpiece IN designing. tailor
ing and style. and are worth
ordinarily $3.50.
Dress Dept Firpf F1oor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
"Euerybody;S" Profit Sharing Day.
Dupldnes S
Baronet
Satin Skirts
S7.98

Color5 TurGup'sc ar' P.rb
IN two h.- 'v.cr '1'
etyle. rrrof - 70" 01'
bcl'. tVo po-re' trimmed
large white 1ove''y .e1-
tOre. -i1c 2S - rs
Moderate prize 0aber
mo c,f oio-tlrv from no .
Skirt Jrrt rrf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Dainty Styles
for the Tiny Miss

hiidreu'> DOals. rs tI Che
,tl rs aul rul.rs ~iIr- fr ~
Special tomorrow S2'to 81 IS.
ChIdrcn'~ Lingerie and Piquc Pose
BOnnets. rinhOn trn aj cl ..
eigc Special rmo.-N Sl.0U.
Infants and Children's Geura tc
Slips. made vc- hur e a.ftt
,3ok. special uuirW SOC.
Children's Dresses. Organaic ..a
shades. new st.ic- TOR siEcs , ta rrAr.
special tcm -r1N S2.9S % S5.gS.
fust Floor kpar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Art Goods
at attractive
lOW pTlClngS

Stamped Pillow Cases. special to-
morrow. Sl.00 pair.
Stamped White ScarfS, 1884 IN.
and 36 in Ccnters, special tomorrow,
soc each.
Stamped HemStitched Towels. Spe-
clal tomorrow 45c each.
Main Floor. Right aisle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Small Wares
small prices

Hair Barrettes. special tomorrow.
Toe.
Oaa lot regular price 50c Sanitary
Aprons, 25c.
Sanitary Belts, 2Sc.
Lingerie Tape. three yard pieces SC.
Pearl Buttons, one dozen on car sc
aud I0c card.
MAin Floor. Right Aisle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Imitation Is
The Sncerest Compliment

Profit Sharing Day has been one-day month
In feature of Crosby and Hill Co.'s Store for
Iona period OF time. Ii is not copyrighted name,
neither do lpe claim to be the OriginatorS of IT,
HoweUer tpe do assume its i'm Wilmington by
right of adoption and many years association.
WITH US PROFIT SHARING DAY IS A CARE
FULLY PLANNED-FOR Event and is not to be
confused with "oper night staged affairs OF sec
ond- class merchandise to trumpet at unusual
raIue. THERE ARE NO FUNNY THINGS" IN
"EVERYBODY'S STORE" METHODS We do
not toant to be distributors of dissatisfaction.
CROSBY AND HILL co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27

For Rcnt-Very desirable apartment.
1920 Delaware avenue; beautiful sur
roundings. Every convenience. Phone
4SBO-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
CHILDREN's sOX, 25s

Fancy coIorcd TOP A' I|'
Special Profit 5harnR ~
2Jc.
Main Fio0r IN irir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
We Feature HCCdIPs Mem
and Pictorial Patterns
Newest Trimmed Hats
Profit Sharing Day

offer unlike anything We have ever before
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27

Bla-k attn lmUer7.. 6
VIDE. Decial tomryr-A $500
ard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27

Additional death notices received too
Financial Page.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19
REGULAR MEETING MONDAY
 OF NENANA ICLOO NO. IT

Nenana igloo, No. IT. Pioneers of Alaska, will hold it's regular semi-monthly at Union hall on Mon- day evening. commencing at eight o'clock.
 Several letters and telegrams re- lative to the next Grand igloo, have been received by the secretary and will be presented to the membership for consideration and action. Other business will include the initiation of several candidates for membership.
 Members of other igloos are al- ways welcome at the meetings of the local igloo.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19
TROUPE IS HERE;
 SHOW WILL START AT s:3o

Headed by real, honest-to-good- ness brass band, and tailed by one of the biggest crowds of Fairbanks ans it has ever been Nenana's op- portunity to welcome at one time. the American Legion Minstrels par aded into town from the river terminal late this afternoon and marched through the streets to the Coliseum, where Fairbanks great est stage production will entertain Nenanaites this evening, commenc- ing at S:3O.
 It required three coaches to bring the crowd From Fairbanks and hotel room is at premium this afternoon in consequence of their arrival, and the presence in town of the many others who are here to see the big show.
 Several members of the troupe, including Roy A. Darling, Sunny Jim" Fairborn and Hal Noziglia, ar rived yesterday to make prelimin- ary arrangements at the theater for the show and, immediately upon arrival of the remainder of the per formers this afternoon, a dress re- hearsal was called. It is the inten- tion of the management to give Nenana, if possible, better show than the one which Fairbanks so thoroughly enjoyed, which will be "going some" if they do it.
 With the Moose of Nenana, under whose auspices the show will be presented, it is no longer a question of being able to fill the Coliseum. The problem now is to find seats for the many who are demanding tick cts. The first lot of reserved seats were sold almost as soon as the sale started, and it became neces. sary to make additional reserva- tions from time to time, until now only a few remain unreserved-far too few, it is feared, for those who will seek admission to the unre- served section. Extra chairs, placed wherever there is room for them. will help to accommodate the oyer- flow.
 The performance at the Coliseum 1 will be followed by the annual Moose ball, at Union hall. and the big feature of the affair will be i the special music which accompan- l jed the minstrel troupe. The musical the best ever assembled l in Fairbanks, is known as Prof. ! Fleischman's orchestra and consists | of seven or more instruments. i
 The dance will continue as long as the crowd cares to stay on the l floor.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

Ralph T. Kubon, of the we'll known drug firm of Mcintosh & Kubon, came down from Fairbanks yesterday and made trip out the line today to have a look at the railroad work in the canyon. He will return to the upper town with the excursionists tomorrow.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

MT. and Mrs. Ralph Keys and MT. and Mrs. James Barrack were at the Hershberger camp yesterday afternoon and should reach Healy today. They have tractor with them, which MT. Barrack purchased in the States for one of the pro- gressive farmers of the Fairbanks district.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19
FAIRBANKS NOTES
. sssssssssnssH.sys '

Attorney M. E. Stevens scored a signal victory in the district court here this week. Some time ago the attorney was taken into custody by the town authorities and sentenced to pay fine and serve a short term in the town bastile. The ease was promptly appealed and was heard this week before Judge Bunnell and a jury. MT. Stevens, who conducted his own defense, entered motion to the effect that the charge pre- ferred against him by the town did not constitute a criminal offense and, after the question had been argued at some length, with the jury excluded from the courtroom, the court sustained the motion and instructed the jury 10 bring in a verdict of not guilty. which was done.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

Charles Holky returned to Ne mana yesterday, after brief ab- sence in Fairbanks
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

Mrs. F. D. Browne, who arrived in town from Healy on Thursday, went to Fairbanks yesterday and will remain there probably a week. The News makes | specialtv of .l;d..
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

OVER-THE-ICE EGGS, SIPS a dozen at Fowler 6 Morris.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

Nenana. Where Han. and 1.vsrs Nee.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

The Chas. L. Thompson team ha: carried off the honors at the Curl ing rink in the contest for the N. c trophy, the tournament having beer concluded this week.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

Mrs. MacLean paid fine of $15O and costs this week for having liquor in her possession. The costs amounted to about $6O.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

Charles Fowler, who is mining i, the Beaver district, started fol that district on Thursday, after , short stay in town.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

The News makes . speciality of .l de.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

H. Feldman has returned to his headquarters on Fairbanks creek, after short stay in town.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

C. N. Christensen, of Nenana, who is member of the petit jury, has been excused until October.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

the court sustained the motion and
 instructed the jury to bring in a
 verdict of not guilty. which was done.
 The Chas. L. Thompson team has carried off the honors at the Curl ing rink in the contest for the N. c. trophy, the tournament having been concluded this week.
 Charles Fowler, who is mining in the Beaver district, started for that district on Thursday, after short stay in town.
 The jury in the Eugene Traveller case, after deiberating four hours, brought in a verdict on the first count and not guilty on the second count. The defendant was accused of conspiring to violate the. dry law.
 C. N. Christensen, of Nenana, who is member of the petit jury, has been excused until October.
 Mrs. MacLean paid fine of $15O and costs this week for having liquor in her possession. The costs amounted to about $6O. !
 Frank Gillespie and partner have left for the Mayo district, above Dawson, where the Guggs are de- veloping big silver mine.
 Joe Mcdonald, Ester creek mer- chant, paid the city a visit this week. .-.
 MT. and Mrs. Swansen left for Dunbar yesterday, enroute to the Rampant district.
 Leo Rogge was a passenger on yesterdays train, headed for Cache creek. ..-
 Hal Bailey, of the grocey firm of Lavery & Bailey, went to Nenana yesterday and from there he will leave for the coast, enroute to Seattle. .@
 Louis Doumain denies that he was tried and found guilty here this week. The convicted man was Bob MacLean. The trial of Doumain will not be heard until next Octob- er -.:
 Judge Bunnell has excused the petit jury until March 25. ];
 Jack Hamilton, of the kantishna, s paying Fairbanks brief visit.
 w. H. Davis is a visitor in town [ rom Nenana.
 Dave Sweet returned to Nenana . after a short stay here. ! ::
 Bernard Friss, who came to Fair 'anks some time ago on court has returned to the Ram l 'art district. $
 Mir. and Mrs. Billy McDcnough { eturned to Healy on Friday. I$
 John Bylose has been released { rom the federal jail on a pardon { ranted by Attorney General Harry { Bylose is in poor health E nd the pardon was granted at the E equest of Marshal Erwin. !H
 The excursion train, which got z way for Nenana at 1O:3O this E lorning, carried 106 passengers for he railroad t4wn.
 H. Feldman has returned to his V eadquarters on Fairbanks creek, W
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

The jury in the Eugene Traveller case, after deiberating four hours, brought in verdict on the first count and not guilty on the second count. The defendant was accused of conspiring to violate the dry law.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

Frank Gillespie and partner have left for the Mayo district, above Dawson, where the Guggs are de- veloping a big silver mine.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

The excursion train, which got away for Nenana at 1O:3O this morning, carried 106 passengers for the railroad tSwn.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-03-19

Joe Mcdonald, Ester creek mer- chant, paid the city a visit this week. :- ---
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-07-23
A CHICKEN DINNER FOR SUNDAY

Beefstcak Dinners, Shore Dinners,
and all other delicious dinners wax and
wane in popularity, but the good OLD
Chicken Dinner is always with US.
The chicken dinner is an especlnl Ia
vorite for Sunday. The young house
keeper NAV not have the following Old
standbvss in her recipe file as yet, and
may welcome my directions for them.
Fricasseed Chicken
Delmonico Potatoes
Green Peas
Simple Fruit Salad
1taffoe Ice Cream
Fricasseed Chicken: Cut up cleaned
fowl and put the pieces IN sauceI'isn
with 4 tablespoons Of beef drIpplnRfj
let them fry in this grease until siigntly
brown on both sides. but take care that
they do not burn. Then add enough
boiling water to cover, ! tablespoon salt,
Il teaspoon pepper, and bofIue1tts q
herbs. LET simmer until tender Tor
cb;eEen this will he about | ~ hours;
for a fowl II will take about hours
Make d sauce In another sancepah ~
melting 2 tablespoons oil butter ana-
ing 4 tablespoons Of flour ana IniHing
until smooth, then adding z cups 81 the
hot liquid from the chicken saucepan
and salt and pepper TO suit Taste. ~
dinner time arrange Ell her split BIS
cuit or toasted bread on q large meat
platter, put the pieces OF chicken on
this. and pour over all the hot sauce
Or. if YOU do not care TO serve the
chicken on toast or biscuit, you can
arrange it on the platter, pour the sauce
over It, and surround il with border
Of hot. cooked rice.
Delmonico Potatoes: Make while
sauce by melting 3 tablespoons. Of but
ter in a saucepan, adding 2 tablespoons
d -four and mixing until smooth thea
adding 2 cups Of sweet milk, u teaspoon
salt. and Is teaspoon pepper. Now
also add TO the hot sauce "a cup OF
either grated Parmesan cheese or fineiy-
minced mild American eheese,and cups
OF cold cooked white potatoes when
have been diced. Turn this mixture INTO
buttered baking dish and sprinkle
another Il cup Of the cheese over the
top: dot with bits Of butter, and brown
il a quick oven.
Simple Fruit Salad: 4 bananas cut
into slices, cups Of diced apple, cup Of
celery cut small and ] cup of hoped