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New Britain herald., 1926-07-07
INVENTORY SALE Linens and Donestics

scalIoped Table Covers Blue stitched embroidery, size 2SX2S. regular price 89co sale price 19c. each.
 Bath Towcls-Extra heavy double loop Turkish bath towels, size 22x44, regular Soc, values at 89c. each.
 Bed shects-Bieached he'd sheets, size S1x9O. made of good quality muslin, hemmed ready for use, regular $1.5g at S1,25 each.
 Bed Scts-Sa Satin bed spreads, with bolster to match, full size and scalIop. assorted patterne. regular price $6.5O at S49s set.
 UnbIeached Cotton -ss inches wide, regular I3c. at 10c. yd.
 Bleached Indian Head Tublng-45 inches wide, regular 39c. sale price 29c. yd.
 UnbIeached Bed Shooting Heavy quality. 2ia yds. wide, regular 55c., at 39c. yd.
 All Wool Camp Blanets Full size, regular S3,59. in- ventory sale price S2.9s each. ...
New Britain herald., 1926-07-07
Boys and Girls
 w aist Union Suits

Of nainsook, sizes 2 to l2 wears. made of 72XS0 cotton. Girls have the bloomer knee value soc, at the Inventory Sale 45c.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-07
Boys and Girls Shoes

Childrcns Play Sandals In brown calf, with good sturdy soles, sizes , to 2 at S9c.
 ChiIdren's Crepe Sole Play Oxfords-In brown and smoke elk oxfords, trimmed with AL ligator leather to match, reg ular $2.50, sizes , to 2, sale price S1,9s.
 Girls Patent Leather Pumps In one strap effect, good value, sizes 8 1-2 to 2, regular s2.50, Inventory Sale Price s1.6e.
 Girls Patent Leather Pumps In one strap effect and step in gore pumps with bows, reg ular sg.98 value at S2.49. ReS S3.9S value at S2.9S.
 Boys' Oxfords-In black or brown calf, with leather soies and rubber heels, also brown calf crepe sole oXfords, slzes 1 to 5 1-2 regular $4.OO value at S3.29. o,,,s
 Girls Buster Brown Pumps In sandal effect with center strap, sizes II 1-2 to 2 reg ular s4.50 value, Inventory Sale Price S2.9S.
 Boys Buster Brown Crepe Sole Oxfords-In brown call 9,itb broad toes, regular $500 value, sale price S4.29. Reg ular $5.98 value, sale price S5.29. ,uo,x-,
 All Other Buster Brown Shoes. Oxfords and Pumps For bows and girls, at 1O per cent. reduction.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-07
Inventory
 Sale Housewares

Electric Iron Cords -- Com plete with all attachments, 6 feet cord at 79c.
 Floor Mops-Gem cotton floor mops, family size at 30c. Wall Busters - Extra long handles. well made at 59c. Toilet Paper - Very good grade, large 10c. roll, 12 to a customer at 6C. roll.
 White Enamel Ware-3o0 pcs. some slightly imperfect. values up to $1.50. No. C. o. D.s, at 29c. each.
 White Enameled Mirrors -- Size 14X19, slightly soiled, reg ular $l.19 at 60c. each.
 Gray Enamel Ware-For bum galow or camping, values up to 79c.. at 28c. each.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-07
At Art Dept.

Cretonne Pillows -- Large sizes plain and fancy shapes. beautiful colorings, regular 72c., Inventory Sale Price 69c. Pillow Tubing -- 45 inch. to embroider, pretty patterns stamped on excellent quality tubing, hemstitched for cro- chet, regular $1.00. Inventory Sale Price S7c.
 Crepe NightSowns - To en- broidcr, hemstitched at neck and sleeves, pretty designs stamped on colored crepe. reg ular $1.O0. Inventory Sale price 79C.
 Stencillcd OlcIoth Table Covers-Sizos 4S and 54 inch. round or square, regular Sl.O0 Inventory Sale Price Toe.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-07
Silks and Dress Goods |

All Silk Printed Crepe - All new designs and figures. also polka dot in all the newest colorings. 10 inch wide, regu- lar SIPS. at St.69 yard.
 All Silk Crepe de Chine -- Tn all the wanted shades, 40 inch wide. regular $1.69, extra spe- cial S1.S9 yd.
 All Silk GeorGette Crepe -- 40 different shades 10 select from including white and black. 40 inches wide, regular S1.79 and $1.9S quality at S1,59 yd.
 All silk Radium-For slips and tub dresses, guaranteed fast colors. g inch wide, reg ular $c.25 grade. Extra spe- Cial S1.9S yard.
 Lining Special -- All our 39c. quality mercarized sateens. all colOrs including white and black, 35 inches wide, 29c. yd. Wool India Twill-56 inches wide navy and black. value S1.69 at S1.20 yard.
 Homespun Twceds-56 inches wide, seasons shades, value S1.G2, Inventory price $1S0.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-07
Mems Furnishings

Mems ancy Half Hose. sizes 91a 10 11i2, regular 65c., at soc. pair.
 Mems All Wool Bathing Trunks. regular S9c. grade, sizes 30 to 3S, at 60c. each.
 Boys Sport Blouses, low neck, short sleeves, sizes to Is, regular S5c., at 69C. each.
 Mems Worsted Bathing Suits. plain colors and stripes, sizes 36 to AS, regular $3,eS. sale price $3.59 each.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-07
Save Or, Worr1en's s Footwear
At the Inventory Sale

Combination Strap Pumps In patent leather, trimmed with tan lizard on the varup and heel, with one strap; regular $500 value. Inven- tory Sale % k0 pTlC9 s.s.s Ocs II C
 Gray Kid Oxfords-Mads of soft fine gray kid, with Cuban heels; QE nA reg. S7.00 value at s0OsUV
 White Canvas Pumps-In opera, step-in and strap ef- fects, in all style heels; reg. S4.00 value, &p 0& sale price .,s.ss.s eD&sUo
New Britain herald., 1926-07-07
Wonen's Pure Silk Stockings

With seam back. and with fashion marks, full length all new and wanted shades, S9c.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-07
Wornen's Pigeon" Brand Stockings

Pure silk. about thirty shades and colors to choose from. at the Inventory SaIe st.30,
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which give it its flavor Adding other
Iavors, such meats make substantial,
appetiZing and tasty dishes.
A little meat put through the meat
grinder, added to buttered crumbs, a
little onion softening with cream or
tomato, used as stuffing for green pep
pers, is especially good; also made
into hash with vegetables for flavor,
croquettes and scalloped dishes. Such
meat is very good baked with maca-
roni or spaghetti. For a curry dish,
fry little onion, add the meat, curry,
vinegar-just a bit-and serve with
border of cooked seasoned rice. To
use variety of flavorings such as
sweet herbs, and meat sauces, one may
have variety with little expense.
A casserole with a tight cover is an
invaluable aid for economy in the
house.
Cheaper cuts of meat with long, slow
cooking are made most attractive. The
long, slow cooking develops flavor and
makes it more digestible.
Such seasonings as kitchen bouquet,
soy sauce, worcestershire sauce, Ia
basco sauce, pepper sauce, celery
salt, mace, mint, garlic are all such
good aids to make appetizing other
wise unsavory foods.
Economical Stew.-Take pound oe
round steak cut into thin slices as
broad as possible. Mix in a saucepan
a cupful of bread crumbs, two table.
spoonfuls of chopped suet, parboiled
onion chopped, two tablespoonful of
chopped parsley, beaten egg, and
salt and pepper to season. Gather the
stuffing in a large lump, roll it in
side the meat, tie with string and
fry all over until well Drowned. Put
into a saucepan tablespoonful of fat,
chop one-half onion and fry, then add
the meat. Add enough stock occa-
sionally to keep it well basted. Cook
for three-fourths of an hour.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12
Drop-Kick Record Set
by Payne Still Stands

A record that has stood for three
collegiate generations challenges the
kicking talent which the 1926 football
season will uncover.
Thirteen years ago, Mark Payne, a
halfback on the Dakota Wesleyan uni
versity football team, made 63-yard
dropkick against Northern Normal of
Aberdeen, S. D., on the latter's field,
and none of the phenoms uncovered
in the more recent years of footballs
greater popularity have come within
seven yards of the mark.
Payne's powerful boot fractured
record which had stood for II years
a 62-yard dropkick which Pat O'Dea
of Wisconsin made against Northwest
ern in 1898.
But since 1904 only three men have
made dropkick from behind the
fifty courtyard line. Robertson Of
Dartmouth dropkicked "a yards
against Cornell in 1919, and Lamont
Johnson of st. Mary's college, Kansas,
dropkicked SO yards in 1925.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12

squash, turnips, fruit salad and then
comes the great American dessert.
Mlnce pie is the one par excellence
to serve on Thanksgiving, and pump
Kin pie holds large place.
In the old days of brick ovens the
mlnce pies were made by the dozen
and then stored in a cold place in
tiers where they could be called upon
for any meal. Handy dessert it was
just place it in the oven and a saw
DRY, spicy pie was ready to serve.
AS every family has some cher.
ished recipe for preparing mince meat,
1t is useless to give the ingredients
chopped apple with meat and suet, us,
Ing one of meat in measure to two of
good tart apple, chopped. The meat
of course is cooked, the suet, not;
all the cooking 1t gets is in the cook
Ing of the mince meat and in the bak-
ing of the pies. Cider, spices, dried
fruits of all kinds, such as raisins,
citrons, figs, lemon peel, orange peel,
all add to it's flavor.
Cranberry pie Is another good one
for the cold winter days, and tarts are
especially well liked. Bake the crust
over fiuted patty tins and fill with
stewed and sweetened cranberries.
For those who do not care for the
meat In mince pies the following
meatless one will be enjoyed:
MeatIess Mince Meat.-Roll fine six
large crackers and mix them with two
cupfuls of sugar and one cupful of
molasses, two cupfuls of cider or
grape juice or one cupful of each,
the juice of one orange and lemon,
two cupfuls of seeded raisins, one
fourth cupful of shaved and chopped
candied peel, half a cupful of melted
butter, one-half teaspoonful each of
ground cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg
and three well-beaten eggs. This
makes two large pies.
Lemon pie Is another well known
and liked pie, as well as apple and
custard.
Cranberry Conserve. = Take one
quart of cranberries, juice and pulp
Of two oranges, one cupful each of
raisins and water, cook together I'M
til the cranberries burst and the mix
ture becomes soft. Add one cupful
each of sugar and corn strip and
simmer until thick.
MoIasses Pie.-Line pie plate with
a good rich crust and pour in the
following mixture: Bring to boiling
a cupful of molasses and add care
fully tablespoonful each of butter
and flour rubbed together, and the
Juice of one large lemon and a pinch
of cinnamon-if desired a half cupful
of walnut meats. Cover with crust
and bake.
Economy in Food.
There are still numbers of women
who think that the meat which has
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12
Random, Remarks

Modesty is the citadel of beauty and
virtue.-Demades.
1t isn't the enemies outside a town
that hurt it most
If wrong our hearts, our heads are
right in vain.-Young.
Gossip is the henchman of rumor
and scandal.-Feuillet.
No one can exist in society without
some specialty.-Taine.
Success at first doth many times un-
do men at last.-Venning.
The mothers heart is the child's
choolroom.-Henry Ward Beecher.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12
Manush Beats Out Ruth
for A. L. Batting HOnOrS

Heinie Manush, youthful outfielder,
has gained the distinction of being the
leading batsman of the American
league for 1926 He beat out Babe
Ruth, matching an average of $50 to
.372 for the Babe.
Manush gained the throne held last
year by teammate, Harry Heilman,
who finished this season in fourth
place, with an average of 1868. The
other regular Detroit outfielder, Bob
Fothergill, is third, with 1854.
Hargrave, Cincinnati catcher, seems
likely to be the National leagues
champion batsman, with an average
of 1853.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12
The Tin,id Leader

Admiral Stickney, United States
commissioner to the Sesquicentennial
exposition, said at dinner in Phila-
delphia:
"Good, strong leadership is what
makes expositions and governments
and campaigns success. Deliver us
from that type of leader of whom
great man once said:
@'He has the people behind him. but
he keeps treading on their toes -
Philadelphia Bulletin.