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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-23

with the delicious food served In so
many ways-every meal an occasion
and milk In every meal.
Perhaps the geographical position
Of the peninsula and its many sur
rounding islands with the fertile
land which is so adapted to the pro-
duction Of dairy products, has large
" influenced the food pattern Of
these people.
Delicious salt water fish is avail
able economically in every market
and cod fish, founder, sole and her
ring are extremely popular. Fish
balls in milk sauce, fish souffles, and
faxed fish cooked In rich creamy
milk are commonplace foods. No
Dane would commit the error Of
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-23

developed fully when Il Is thor
oughly cooked.
A Pretty Platter, Too
The steaks In the picture, some
times called shoulder chops Of pork,
are served with steamed cauliflower
and corn bread. Perhaps Nyou'd
like to cook the cauiiflower In to-
mato Juice to give it flavor slightly
different, and good too, as well as
color that's bound TO make q pretty
platter.
Two small sliced onions, Q small
stalk Of celery diced, and oa1e-half
teaspoon Of powdered sage may be
added 10 the steaks at the same
time the water Is added II the fla
yor Of vegetables Is desired with
the meat.
Creole steaks make an entirely
different dish.
Creole Steaks
shoulder steaks, inch, thick
No. 2 can tomatoes
6 stalks celery
Salt and pepper
Brown the chops On both sides
In q small amount Of fat. Place
In q baking dish. Cover with diced
celery and over Al pour tomatoes.
Season with salt and pepper. Cook
forty-five minutes to one hour IN
an oven ct $50 degrees ,.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-23
Economy In
Lamb Dishes

There was the time when lamb
was associated only with the spring
Of the year. Now improved methods
Of production and distribution make
lamb available at all seasons.
Right now there happens to be
lamb Of very high quality on the
market, and every thrifty housewife
will want to take advantage Of that
fact. It is q choice meat, tender,
Juicy and flavorful. The flavor Of
lamb Is so distinctive that it gives
welcome variety to any menu.
For an economical and very good
lamb dish, try stuffed lamb shanks
with barley. This Is suggested by
Inez 8. Wilson, home economist.
Stuffed Lamb Shanks
8 lamb shanks
2 tablespoons lard
2 cups water e..- r.
! teaspoon salt
Ia teaspoon pepper
IA pound barley
Brown the lamb shanks in hot
lard. Add water and season with
salt and pepper. Cover and simmer
until tender, about one had a half
hours. Remove the meat from the
broth. When cool enough to handle,
remove the bones. Cook barley in
lamb broth, adding water as peces-
sary. Stuff boned shanks with
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-23

Cabbage Is
|Piquant Dish

Is there ever q homemaker who
doesn't start out the New Year
fun Of good resolutions about menu
plans and food budgets2 And Is
there ever q homemaker who along
about now is not already faltering
In those resolves? Planning attrac-
tive and nourishing menus 365 days
year-366 this yearl-is q terrific
job-but that's where we come In!
Our food and homemaking pages
are prepared Just to help you with
this daily job Of keeping your fam
lily well-and happily-fedl
Today's recipe was chosen with
an eye to perking up your vegetable
service. Cabbage as ordinarily serv-
ed, either steamed and drenched
with butter, or creamed, doesn't
create any excitement at the table
but Hungarian Cabbage Is guar
anteed to have the family clamor-
ing for morel It's q Whit Of dill
and q rich, sour creamy dressing
that transform this lowly vegetable
into q glamorous diShl Just you
try
Hungarian Cabbage
! large onion
2 Qts. coarsely chopped cabbage
2 tsp. salt
Few dill seeds
3 tbSp. butter
I cup irradiated evaporated milk.
2 thSp. vinegar
Cut onion In thin slices. Add to
cabbage, with salt, dill and butter,
and cook slowly in tightly covered
pan until tender, about 20 minutes.
Stir vinegar into milk. Pour over
cabbage and heat. Serve hot. Yield:
8 servings.
Hungarian Cabbage Is an old
world recipe to bring new zest to
your menus. And It Is so simple to
prepare. The piQuant, creamy-rich
dressing Is made in q jiffy by STIR
ring q little vinegar into irradiated
evaporated milk just as 1t pours
from the can. For another pleas
ing variation, use q little finely
minced parsley in place Of the dill.
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Cream together 1 package Of
cream cheese. 2 tablespoons may-
onnaise, , tablespoons cream, ?
tablespoons chopped nuts. 2 table
spoons chopped stuffed olives
Season to taste with salt. pepper
and cayenne. Cut . fresh loaf Of
bread into thin slices lsngthwise.
spread with the cheese mixture;
replace slices to a depth Of three;
cut with . doughnut cutter; fry
the little centers or toast them
quickly under the broiler. Serve
the untoasted rings, garnishec
with the little toasted centers.
some stuffed olives and ripe olives.
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4 err whites. stiffly beaten

egg whites, Stiffly beaten
Combine quick cooking tapioca,
salt, pepper and milk intop Of dou-
bic boiler. Place over rapidly boiling
wafer and cook 8 to 10 minutes after
water boils again, stirring frequen-
tly. Add butter. Cool slightly while
beating eggs. Add egg yolks and mix
well. Fold into egg whites. Turn In
to hot, buttered 10-inch frying pan.
Cook over low flame 3 minutes. Then
bake In moderate oven (350 F. IS
minutes. Omelet Is sufficiently
cooked when q knife inserted comes
out clean. Out across at right angles
to handle Of pan, being careful not
to cut all the way through. Fold
carefully from handle to opposite
side and serve on hot platter. Car
niah with parsley and serve with
crisp bacon.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-23

serving two creamed dishes IN TIE
same meal, yet Il Is q fact that not
only fish Is often cooked with milk
but that vegetables are seldom serv-
ed without . cream sauce which Is
usually gaTnished with parsley IS
the final touch. Cream soups, In
GLIDING q delicious buttermilk soup
are ordinary fare.
The delicious butter produced IN
Denmark has Q worldwide market
and Is an important source Of I'M
come to the farmer. Many Is the
homemmaker In older days who
utilized the skim milk for cooking
cereals, although whole milk was al
ways used as q beverage and IN
other cookery. Probably the Danes
are as fond Of their hot chocolate
as Of coffee for afternoon and even
ing entertainment.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-23
Coffee And
WaffIes For
Breakfast
By BETTY BARCLAY

Whether you are planning a fam
fly breakfast or dispensing early
morning hospitality to your friends
after Q party, coffee and waffles
are savory affinities that can be
depended ON to delight the morn
ing appetites.
Efficient irons make Waffles fool
proof deIicacies nowadays; and
maple syrup, honey or brown sugar
and cinnamon blended with melted
butter transforms them into irres-
istible treats. If you want q more
substantial breakfast, add . fluffy
omelet.
Even the most amateur cook can
master the secret Of coffee success.
Just keep the apparatus absolutely
clean, measure the quantity Of cof-
fee and water exactly and time the
brewing directions to the second.
When you make caffeinated coffee
IA Q percolator. OF q plain coffee pot.
q slightly longer time is allowed to
bring out the coffee's rich, fragrant,
flavor. There's the new drip grind
IN decaffienated coffee that's q
special favoGite with gouumets who
lie b enjoy extra cups, no matter
what time Of day or night.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-23
Danes Combine Milk With
Many Foods

That's right - when it's made
with milk It's made just right! We
Americans like creamed dishes,
milk soups, milk beverages and all
the many dishes which combine
milk with other foods and 1t is true
that cooking with milk may bring
out q tempting and delicate flavor
In other food--that without the
added milk-would have passed I'M
noticed. Americans Of Danish de-
scent have brought with them to this
country many Of the well loved
Danish dairy dishes, and indeed,
those Of us who had the opportunity
Of visiting Denmark are impressed
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-23

Meat and Pineapple Casserole
(Teaed By Good Housekeeping Ian'tSts)
Use standard measuring Measure level
1 h ground q tsp dry mustard
u NJ shoulder veal ground "a Din..pD.
salt egg beaten
s: 1 s s i ' s s .:: s- s:t:
haHt
ScaIlopine of Lamb and Rice
(Tened By Good Hoaekespiae Iarit&se)
Use standard measuring eups and spoons Measure level
~ lbs Of lamb
Seasoned -four graduated sugar
medium onions or l Glove garlic u tsp. pepper
IN
q Sliced c strained
mushrooms Rice
Roll lightly aour With
pepper in
] bot . and strained asS canned @
e. H.
boiling sailed Serves To or make
desired
he cooking time being increased to hrs.
Spaghetti, Cheese and Ham Casserole
(Teted BY Good Housekeeping I1stnMs)
Use standard levsL
~ American
I peeled garlic bud devled
~ III tS:n oe minesa o,ou X q. svaporated milk
spaghetti together.
:a's :
clean. This recipe 6.
Vienna Sausage Pie
(TeHed BY Good HoS,eksepiss Ianitass)
Use standard measuring and spoons
eondens Vienna
SdE .'.Dos'''a , No can "a" g. peas
halves slices peas pecrus
s cake n p % saSr;sn9 s s9d snsSss eSd s Ss
hot s oven q i5o' r. for . MINIS ~
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-23
Boaled Coffee
Cleared with EGGl

Use I heaping tablespoon ground
decaffienated coffee( regular grind
and I teaspoon beaten egg for each
cup (1-2 pint) cold water. Combine
coffee and egg IN pot and mix thor
oughly. Pour IN water and bring
slowly TO boil, stirring coffee down
occasionally. Remove from fire Inn
mediateIy and let stand in warm
place 8 TO IS minutes. Pour IA cup
cold water into pot to settle. Strain
from the grounds through q fine
wire strainer or cheescloth. (Boiled
coffee may also be prepared without
the egg.)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-23
Old Menus
In New Dress

NO matter now delicious dessert
may be, 1t Is taken as q matter of
course II served without change,
time after time. But add new
filling, flavor, topping or decoration
and this old friend Is welcomed by
the family with open arms.
Here are two rennet-custard des-
Serts that are all dressed up for
q surprise. Easy to make, no
eggs needed, healthful and attrac-
tive - what more can you ask for?
Ginger Way
rennet tablet
I tablespoon cold water
pont milk
3 tablespoons sugar
] teaspoon vanilla
v cup whipping cream
Ginger snaps
Preserved ginger
Break q ginger snap into each
dessert dish. Make q rennet-cus-
tard according to directions in pack
age. Pour at once while still liquid,
over ginger snaps. Do not move
until firm-about 10 minutes. Chill
In ice box. When ready to serve.
top with whipped cream and q bit
Of grated ginger.
Baked Apple with Rennet-
Custard
/ rennet tablet
/ tablespoon cold water
I pint milk
3 tablespoons sugar
I teaspoon vanilla
6 apples
For Syrup
! cup sugar
1-3 cup water
8 tablespoons red cinnamon
candies
TABLESPOON lemon Juice.
Peel and core apples and place
In baking pan. Boil the sugar, wa
ter and cinnamon candies for five
minutes. Add lemon Juice. Pour
syrup over apples and bake Cat $50
degrees F. for about hour or ,ln-
til tender, basting several times
Place the apples IN individual dishes
filling the center Of each apple with
syrup. When cooy and the syrup
has jellied, make rennet-custard &C.
cording to directions In package
Pour rennet-custard innmediatel
while still liquid, over the baked
apples. Do not move until firm
about 10 minutes. Chill In ice box
and serve.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-23
Lima and Walnut Salad

For each service allow Ia cup
cooked lilnas and tablespoon
broken walnut meats. Serve with
French dressing.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-23
Casserole Dishes Are
Budget Wise

Get your find food bills running high
nd ideas There's nothing like the casserole for turning the
expensive friends cheese
vegetables eggs
and time Not dishes satisfy the hearty appetes
wnty days. they fragrant holiness that change
the idea dishes
You make them several hours before serving time
refrigerator condition.
around the will the Here several Of Institute
recipes will want try.
Hot Frankfurter and Potato Salad Casserole
fTaf La. AEInnrek hina Lnrhfnf
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-23
Fluffy Onelet

3 tablespoons quick cooking
tapioca
81 teaspoon salt
1-8 teaspoon pepper
S-4 cup milk
I tablespoon butter
4 egg yolks beaten until thick
and lemon colored
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-23

Use standard measuring and Measure level
c. thinly slieed cooked
potatoes
IN tsp. salt
y tsp.
u G.. salad olive On
u C.. vinegar
No. (2M e. string
u c.. sliced onions
6 frankfurteTs
Combine the potatoes, salt, pepper oil. and
gar Arrange the drained string beans in the bottom
o 2-Qt covered casserole. Over them arrange the
potato salad in alternate layers with the onions and
sliced frankfurtcrs Cook the latter s min. before
using.) Cover and bake in q moderately hot Of
l0Os r. for IS 90 min. Serves 6. To or .,
make half ths recipe.
Evening star., 1940-10-10
Womens and Misses cebtionaly LoR Priced
Furs Reduced

I Gray Kidskin Coat; size 1s. Was s125
l Brown-dyed Moleskin Coat; size l6 Was
SITS Now $98
1 Black dyed Caracuf Lamb Coat; size 49,
Less than y price. Now ----------- $129.50
/ Silver dyed American Fox Coat; size IA.
Less than u price Now $50 so
/ Black dyed Persian Lamb Coat; size 49,
Was 1925 Now " $235
1 Black dyed Persian Lamb Coat; size Is.
Was $3.50. Now --------------------$ $S29
l Black dyed Cross Persian Lamb Coat; size
a. Was $225 Now -----.-------$ $142.50
/ Black-dyed Persian Cross Lamb Coat size
IA. Was S275. Now ow---$ $179.50
Natural Skunk Coat; size IA. Was $2s5
l Silver dyed American Fox 32-inch Coat;
size 16 Less than u price. Now --- $3.50
Mink-dyed Marmot Coats; size Is. Was
$3.50 Now - $3.50
/ Natural Gray Kidskin Coat; size 16 Was
$189 SIPS
1 Mink-dyed Muskrat; size 10. Was $198
Now SIPS
l Nutria 32-inch Coat; size 16. Was $295
Now SITS
1 Dyed Cross Fox Jacket; size 16 Was $95.
Now SIS
1 Natural Skunk 36-inch Coat; size IS. Was
$685. Now
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-10-10
Motions Reduced

! One and Two-piece Rubber
Bathing Suits in assorted colors
and sizes. Were $3.50. Now $l.95
S One-Piece Rubber Bathing
Suits in assorted colors and
sizes. Were s195. Now $1.25
3 "Stormbaks"-an inner back
for outer garments, suits or
wraps. Adjustable and inter-
lined with chamos. Gray or
brown rayon satin. Size 38.
Soiled. Were s295. Now, S1.95
3 Leatherette Travel Tie Packs
with pullman slippers. Blue.
brown or burgundy. Were 81.
Now $3.50
6 Metal Clothing Carriers which
slide in and out of the closet
on ball-bearing rollers. Doubles
hanging space Were 81.
NOW 9l.ko
NOTIONS. AIsLEs II AND %,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-10-10
Art NeedIework
Reduced

Model Linen Luncheon Cloth,
conventional design, embroi-
dered in colors. Size 5Ox7O
inches. Was $3.50. Now s12
Lenci Doll, cotton felt dressed
in black dress with green and
orange trim. Was $3.50. Now SO
Lenci Doll, cotton felt, dressed
in white cotton organdy with
red cotton felt. Was $3.50.
25 balls Knit Nor Turban Twist,
all rayon in black, red and
green. l-ounce ball. Was zoe
ball. Now 10c
2 Hand-crocheted Bedspreads,
made in China. Double size,
90x108. Star and wheel pat
terms. Special l---$12.95
ART NEEDLEwoRK,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-10-10
Boys Polo Shirts
Special 7 for 95e

700 crew-neck, long-sleeve cot
ton "Basque"-style polo shirts
in assorted color horizontal
stripes. Manufacturers close.
out. Sizes 8 to l8.
al Boys Sweaters in pull-over
and coat style, wool and wool
and-cotton mixtures, crew and
wee necks; dark colors. Sizes
80 to 38. Were SO and S4.
Now S195 and S2.15
SO pairs Boys Cotton Broad
cloth PajamaS in brown, blue
or green. Russian" style with
high neck. Sizes 8 to 18. Were
$1.65. Now w------ $1.15
120 pairs Boys Fancy Cotton
Golf Socks in assorted-color
plaids and checks. Sizes 8 to
liz. Were 3 pairs 81. Now,
5 pairs 81
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-10-10
Reduced

Porcelain top Table, 25x40 inches Slightly damaged
rass .bon u nrice Now - S395
I Mutschler Porcelain-top Table with cutlery drawer
ru,r e,o Nou --- S6.95
l Universal Vacuum Food JAR Less than y price Now
S2.25
Obong Yellow Bread Box Less than p price. Now 9Sc
Shark Guards brass trim than y price Now S325
1 Brass Fireplace Rail. Less than 2 price Now S9s5
Everhot ObIong Electric Roaser. complete with nses
- oobip.+ Teec than IA price Now
Porcelain top Table, 25X40 inches. With utility
drouor 1ess than j. nrce Now S295
! Yellow Treated Silk Shower Curtain. Was $3.50 Now
S2.25
2 Hampers green white. Were S5 95. Now S395
Metal Hampers haf-round style. Were s425. Now s225
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLooR-Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1940-10-10
Lamps and Shades Reduced

/ China Figure Lamp of dancing girl. Oval silk
and-rayon than p price $3.50
Ivorycoor Pottery Lamp ivorycolor parchment paper
shade Was 1925 Now S1.50
Pottery Table with shades. blue beige Were
S265. Now -------------- S1.95
ten-inch Boudoir Shades, coored rayon affeta skirts
over parchment paper Were 81 Now SI.25
Yellow Double Hurricane Candesticks with chimneys.
Were 50 95 Now ------------ S1.50
Other lamps and shades greatly reduced. All
slightly soiied or damaged.
LAMPS AND SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1940-10-10
Writing Paper, So
Has 81 boz

200 boxes in blue and white
ith-blue-border. 48 sheets, 48
envelopes to a box. Novelty
weaves, some boxes include COM
bination of letter and note size.
"a Touch-Rites, perfect home
teachers Of touch-system tipping.
Were 81. Now W----------- Csc
8 Wooden Books with decora-
tions. For your garden diary.
Were Sl.50. Now w--------9 $50
100 boxes Writing Paper in col
orful novelty boxes. "a sheets.
"a envelopes to box. Special
3Sc
IL Desk Pads. black with seal
skin corners. Were ST.. Now SOC
3 Three color Oilcloth Chess
Mats. Were 81. Now SOC
STATIONERY, AIsLEs 2 AND 4.
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-10-10
Women's Dresses, '7'9'
Less than Y price

80 dresses for women and shorter
women. Plain and printed rayon crepes
and chiffons, some with jackets Black,
navy, blue. rose. Sizes 1917 to 24Ka, 16
to A.
rs Women's and Shorter Women's Dresses In
plain and printed rayon crepes, rayon lace
Blue, gray, rose. Sizes 161a, 22h, 241a; is
to AZ. Were $l6.95 and more. Now $3.50
Is Women's and Shorter Women's Dresses,
plain and printed rayon crepes and rayon
chiffons, some with jackets. Navy, black,
gray, blue. Sizes 1914 to 241a, 20, 40, ~.
Were $2975 and more. Now -$18.75
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-10-10
French Sewing Sets
Less Than Y Price

Less Than Y Price
Display samples, composition
boxes.
20 Now S1.95 s Now Sl.50
2 Now $1.25 8 Now $3.50
40 Sets of Juveniles Books. 3 to
a set. Were 75c set. Now Csc
s Children's Books. Were SOC.
H. o. Electric Train Kit, No.
10. y price Now $685.
s H. o. Cars. 4 No. 206, No.
2O1. Were So. Now 81
/ Lionel "B" Transformer. Was
S5.75. Now
Uncle Bernie's Swings. Were
$3.50. Now $1.75
8 Uncle Bernie's Merry Go
Rounds. Were $3.50. Now $1.75
Uncle Bernie's Dump Carts.
Were $3.50 Now SIPS
2 Vel0cipedes. Were $l7.95. Now
SO
Doll Carriage. Was 1895.
Now -------- IS
l Blue Baby Coach. Less than
p price. Now ----------SI1
l Twin Baby Stroller. Less than
q price. Now W------ SlI
5 Deanna Durbin Dolls. Were
S2.95. Now SI.95
5 Deanna Durbin Dolls. Were
So.So. NOV SZ.95
4 Deanna Durbin Dolls. Were
$3.50. Now -s5
THE Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-10-10
Sports Dresses, $
Were S7.95 and More

so of rayon or cotton in prints or plain
colors of yellow. pink, blue, red. Sizes
IL to 20.
40 BIouses of rayon cotton in prints of
blue red white gold-color or green. Sizes 80
to 40. Were s595 and $3.50. Now S345
55 Sports Dresses of rayon- -andwool in gray,
navy, powder blue, green. Sizes II to 20.
Were s2295 and more. Now Sl7
25 Sports Dresses of rayon or rayon-and-
wool in powder blue, rose, navy and gray.
Sizes 161a to 22la and IL to 20. Were s139
and more. Now S10.45
SPoRTswEAR THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-10-10
Women's Formal Dresses
s5'9o Less than Y price

10 dinner and evening dresses in
printed chiffons, some rayon, some
pure silk Mostly light backgrounds.
Sizes 16, 20, 40 to "A, 1872.
5 Dinner and Evening Dresses of printed silk
chiffon. Black, navy, gray. Sizes 18, 20, 40,
461a. Less than y price Now $3.50
S Dinner and Evening Dresses of plain and
printed silk chiffon and rayon lace. Black.
green, pink. Sizes 20 to 40. Less than " price.
Now --------S1S.75
WoMEN's FORMAL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-10-10
One-Piece
Foundations, s4's'

~ ere " .CUs
IL Lily Of France and Bien Jolie
foundations of cotton-and-rayon
batiste with elastic, cotton lace
uplift. Some with slide fasten-
ers. Sizes "a, IS, SO, 80, 40, II
and ~.
3 Vassarette Girdles in tearose
and white. Small sizes. Were
IS. Now $2.95
IL A. p. and Hollywood Bras
sieres of tearose and white silk
satin with cotton lace. Some
all-cotton lace. Sizes 80 to 40.
Were $3.50. Now -$1.S5
s Maiden Form and Flexee One
piece Foundations of cotton
batiste with lace uplift, slide
fastened back, of cotton-and-
rayon batiste with down stretch
back panels. Sizes 80, "a, IS. 81.
SO, 40. Were SIS. Now-$2.95
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-10-10
Misses Dinner and Evening
Dresses Reduced

Group includes gowns of plain and
printed rayon crepe, all-silk chiffon
and marquisette, rayon net, rayon
chiffon and cotton velveteen. Prints,
navy, white, black, yellow, green,
violet, blue and peach. Sizes 10 to 20:
8 Less than z price. Now s5.75
13 Less than y price. Now--------S7.75
10 Were Sl695. Now 1913
2l Were sl6.95 and more. Now------s $3.50
Were $2295 and more. Now------- S14.50
Were S2295. Now $3.50
IL Were $25 and $35 Now $3.50
Were $35 and $3975. Now----------S26 S26
Were $39.75. Now ---- ---------------S2 S29
/ Royal Blue AIl-silk Crepe Formal. Size
16, less than y price. Now $37
l An-silk Printed Crepe Formal. Size IA.
Less than u price Now w SA
/ Black and White Silk and-rayon Mousse
line de Sole Formal. Size IL. Less than Il
nrice Now S52
MISSES FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-10-10
Curtains, Special sl''S pair

200 pairs of cotton fet net and novelty weave cot
ton net curtains in ecru. 214 yards long.
Odd Lots bedspreads draperies curtains OF cot
rayon fabrics mostly of kind Greatly re-
duced for clearance.
Large Number of Short Lengths of cotton cretonne and
curtain and drapery fabrics. Greatly reduced.
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-10-10
ChiIdren's Cotton Socks
- pair Were Csc

% pairs in blue white. Size g.
of sik-and-cotton in peach, blue or white
Size Were Soc Now pair ------- 35c
20 packages Disposable Crib Pads Less than "a price
Now --------------- 39c
50 packages DisposabIe Crib Pads Less than "a price.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS loc
l Maple finished Hardwood Crib with reinforced spring.
Was S25 Now -- s17.95
l Handmade Pink Satin Carriage Robe and Pillow Set.
ress than IL price Now $13.95
White Cotton Dotted Swiss Bassinet Lining Less than
4 price Now
White Cotton Pique Crib Spread hand-embrodered in
pink and blue. Less than Il price. Now--------s495
INFANTS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-10-10
ChiIdren's Apparel, 65s

WaS 81 and more
100 pieces including washable cotton sun-suits,
sun-frocks, sacks and shorts. Sizes to 6 in
the group.
IS Fal-weight Coats with matching hats In wool tweed
mixtures Sizes to years. Were s12.e5 and more
Now S795
20 Wash pastes. Cotton organdy and dimity
Sizes to years Less than u price
JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.