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Evening star., 1941-09-11
Clearance Juniors
Summer Apparel

Stripes, prints, pastels, white, red blue, brown
and black in the following groups sizes to
Is in the group:
30 Dresses of cotton and spun rayon in prints and
solid colors. Were S395. Now ------------- 81 95
30 Frocks Of sheer cotton and spun rayons in one
and two piece styles. Were s595 and more.
Now ------------- ------ S395
25 Dresses OF rayon crepe, spun rayon and cotton.
Were $7.95 and more. Now S595
20 Dresses in sports and dressy styles, Of fine cot
tons and rayon crepe. Were Sl095 and more
Now s795
25 Evening Dresses Of cotton. rayon net and spun
rayon Less than u price Now ------------ S395
20 Fine Cotton Evening Dresses in dinner and for
NAL styles Were s1o95 and more. Now s6.95
20 SIip-on Sweaters in classic and novelty styles.
White, yellow. pink, blue, aqua and rose. Were
s295. Now --------- --.---- s1.95
30 Cotton Broomstick and Wrap-around Skirts in
prints and stripes. Less than u price. Now s115
20 pieces Play Clothes including play dresses in cot
ton seersucker in and piece styles printed cotton
pque play suits and striped cotton broadcloth play
suits. Less than u price. Now ------------ S2.95
10 Jackets with short long sleeves in cotton hop
sacking and rayon Were s595. Now ~ s3.95
Is pairs Stacks of rayon sharkskn and cotton hop
sscking in red, blue, white and natural Were IS 95.
Now S395
Is Skirts Of rayon crepe rayon sharkskn and Shan
tIIngweave rayon in pleated and drndl styles. Were
s595 Now S3a5
20 Dressmaker Bathing Suits of cotton and rayon
sharkskin Were s595 and Now $3.50
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
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Misses Formal Fashions
Reduced

Included are formal and informal gowns
of rayon chiffon, jersey, marquisette and
crepe, cotton pioue. dotted Swiss, organdy
and lawn. Prints, white, pink, yellow
and blue. Sizes 10 to 1s.
1s Less than Il price Now - S5.s5
Is Were $16.95 and more. Now S9.75
Is Were sls95 and s25. Now sl4.5o
8 Were s25 and more Now $3.50
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR
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Cotton Housecoats
@Z.1 Were fS.oS

We're 5595
10 Of dotted Swiss. batiste and
piuue in pastel prints Zip styles.
Sizes IA. Il, 1s Cotton printed
voile gown ensembles. Sizes II
and IA.
Nr6LIeEes, THIRD FLOOR.
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Night Gowns, '2's''

We're s5.9S
II of k-and-rayon satin IN
tailored fitted style. Maize and
lime. Sizes 80 TO 40.
Gowns of pure dye silk satin
trimmed with cotton lace. Blue,
ivory and maize. Sizes 81 and 40.
Were S5.s5. Now S3.95
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
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initiated Place Mats and
Napkins Reduced

with large attractive initials in the corner of
each piece Fringed ecru-color mats with
letters in red. blue or green.
Napkins were 6 for s225. Now w-s for s1so
Mats
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Costume Slips, SIS

We're s295
IA of silk-and-rayon satin with
sheer or cotton lace trimmed tops.
Straight cut skirt. White and
petal pink. Sizes 80, 81, 50, IS and
So.
Z Slips of pure dye silk satin in
tailored style. White. Size A.
Were $3.95. Now $780, - S2.s5
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
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Art NeedIework
Reduced

1 Model Cotton Appliqued Quilt,
white background with colored ap-
plique. Victorian wreath. Double
size. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
l Model Cotton AppIiqued Quilt,
white background with colored ap-
plique. Chintz basket design. Dou-
bic size. Was s35. Now S25
1 Model Crocheted Rug of all-wool
in shades of green, brown and ma
room. 42x62. Was So. Now S5
l Model Shaggy AIl-wOoI Rug with
cotton back. Ivory color. 26x30.
Was S8 Now w------- s5
l Model Linen Luncheon Cloth,
white with colored embroidery in
cross stitch design. 50x70 inches.
Was $2750. Now ---.---- $3.50
/ Model Rayon Satin Bed Jacket,
hand-quilted. peach with blue lin
ing. Medium size. Was $3.50.
Now ----------------- 60
Art NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Mirrors and Pictures
Reduced

Reduced
MetaIIeaf-framed Plate Glass
Mirrors. Were s25 Now sl250
Large Round Colonial-style Ma
hogany-framed PIate-glass Mirror.
Was S35. Now ~ - S17.56
Attractive Framed Black and
White Etchings, from the United
Artists collection. Less than "a
price. Now 81
Original Oil Paintings of fne
color and depth. Less than "a
price. Now ----- $3.50
PICTURES AND MIRRORS, Sixth FLOOR.
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Lamps Reduced

! Modern Blond. wood Table Lamn,
cream color cotton shade. Was
$3.50 Now --x $3.50
1 Polaroid Desk Lamp. Was s2.e5.
Now SI.95
3 Light Peach Lumarith Boudoir
Lamps and Shades. Were $3.50.
NOW S2.eS
Slightly soiled or damaged-other
lamps and shades also reduced.
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Girls Sun Suits, 65e

~ ere 81 40
100 Of cotton seersucker. broad
cloth and p. K. stripes, prints and
color contrasts. Sizes to IA.
Is 'Teen-age Cotton Print Broom
stick Skirts in red, yellow, blue.
Sizes 10, IA, Is. Were $2.95.
IS Cotton or Rayon Shorts in
white, luggage, blue or rose. Sizes
IA and Is. Were $l.15 and more.
GIRLS SPORTSMAN, FouRrH FLOOR.
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Misses Ensembles Reduced

Included in the group are jackets and
long coats. capes, dark sheer rayon crepes,
Forstmann's wool twill. soft 90Fc wool
and 10ee rabbits hair. Navy, brown,
black and light colors
1s Were SPOTS to s39.75. Now S22
10 Were S35 and more Now S S26.25
IL Were $4975 Now -----------S S57
9 Were s4s.75 and $5s75. Now S32
20 Cotton and Rayon Jersey Dresses.
Jacket dresses and two-piece models.
Were $2295 and more. Now $3.50
Printed Rayon Chiffon and Novelty
Weave Rayon Crepes with long sleeves.
AZ Three-piece Silk Shantung Suits, silk
chiffon, novelty weave rayon crepe in
plain colors and prints Were S29.75 to
S3975. Now " $3.50
"a Jacket Dresses of printed chiffon and
rayon crepe. Were s2975 and more.
Sixes II to 20
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Girls and IT een-age
Dresses, 'l's'
We're 1926 and more

100 OF cotton dimlty, lawn and
dotted Swiss. Stripes and dots.
Sports. dress and peasant styles.
Sizes 7 to Is.
50 Chubby Girls Dresses OF cotton
or rayon. White, plain colors.
prints and stripes. Sizes 1872 to
1917. Were 1895 and more. Now.
sass
Is Girls and Chubby Girls Cotton
Dresses. Plain colors and prints.
Dressy and sports styles. Sizes 7
to IA. Were sls5 Now - S1.45
20 'Teen-age Girls Dance Dresses
Of cotton, rayons and dotted Swiss.
Pastels and prints. dots. Sizes IL
to is. Were s5.S5 and more.
Now s395
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Summer Dresses, 50

Were H.95 and more
so of white and pastel rayon crepe,
printed rayon Bemberg and printed rayon
jersey. Sizes in the group from II to 90
SO to A and 16lz to 24l2. Not all sizes
in every type.
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
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Knit Underwear
Reduced

Two-piece Rayon Jersey Pa
jana in rose. Size 40. Was $2.s5.
Now ------ ---- - Sl.9S
3 pairs Rayon Jersey Two-pieee
Pajamas in rose with green
trousers. Sizes "a and SO. Were
S5.s5. Now --------------- $S.SS
KNIT UNDERwEAR. THIRD FLooR.
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Warmers CorseIettes

30 We're IS
q of cotton voile in side-hook model
In tearose. Sizes 3s, 81, 40, Al, A.
sLa Lee Foundations for the larger
figure. Talon fastened at front,
well reinforced. Sizes SO, 40, Al, 43
and 4s. Less than II price.
Now
CoksErs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

20 Hand embroidered Bridge Sets, each individually
boxed in perfect condition. One 36-nch cloth and
four napkins-all pure linen with coorfu cotton
embroidery Sets s225 Now s1.5e
LINENS, FIFTH Floor
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Misses Dresses Reduced

81 Cotton and Spun Rayon Dresses in
plain colors and prints. Were s795 and
more Now ------ ~ S5.15
81 Printed Cotton and Spun Rayon
Dresses. Were S1095 and more Now,
S1.15
10 Printed Rayon Crepe and Plain Color
and Printed Rayon Jersey Dresses. Were
1855 and more. Now - 1915
13 Dresses of printed rayon chiffon. ray
on crepe and rayon jersey. Were s16.95.
Now --- S12.50
80 Summer Dresses of silk Shantung. ray
on jersey, rayon crepe and cotton. Were
sl995 to s25. Now - s14.50
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Boys Cadet Suits
sl3.65 and sl6'4'
We're 5I9.55 and S22.50

We're 5I9I5 and $3.50
46 single and double breasted models
with coat, vest and two pairs of long
trousers. Majority have sports backs.
Blue, brown and gray. Sizes 13 to II.
IA Boys Knicker Suits in single and double
breasted sports back styles. Suit includes
coat and two pairs of knickers. Blue, brown
and gray. Sizes IA to 16. Were $3.50
IL Junior Boys Rugby Suits in single and
double-breasted sports back styles. Coat,
Junior knickers and shorts in ensemble
Sizes S. s, 7. Were STATS. Now S945
105 Youths Pull-On Sweaters in patterns
and plain colors. Blue, brown and green
Sizes 80 to 80. Were SO and s4. Now,
$2.15 and sass
$50 Boys Golf Hose in cotton. Blue, brown
and gray. Sizes 8 to liz. Were soc.
Now, ------------ pair 35e or pairs for 81
THE BoYs' STORE FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Wilson Tennis Frames

Wilson Tennis Frames
Il Y Price and less
Wilson Tennis Frames.
Chest Exercisers, less than %
price NOW M.3S
Is Golf Rain Jackets In bag; of
water-repellent cotton. Less than
u price. Now ow-------s sI.sS
Pairs Water Goggles, II price.
IL Simulated Leather Belt Tee
Holders with tees. u price Now.
soc
Sets Wood Golf Club Covers of
water-repellent cotton, in set.
q price. Now -------- 81
4 Horco Water-repellent Silk Rain
Jackets. Were $3.50 Now S3.s5
Portable Camp House of water
repellent composition board. Less
than u price. Now - S65
Golf Bags of Simulated Leather.
Less than u price. Now S3.ss
/ Archery Set. Lemonwood bow
and arrows. y price. Now sa.25
Also Golf Irons reduced
SPORTING GooDs. FousrH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

Sterling Silver Candle
sticks, 8 pair
Wsre IS pair
IL pairs Of csndlesticks. 6 inches
high. Slightly imperfect.
GrrT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Mems and Young Mems One and
Two Trousers Suits, s247
Were $3.50 and s4S

splendid quality wool weed chevo and reduced from
Longs Ito "A; Long Stouts, AZ
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Napkins B D G H j |
Red is 7 4 |
Blue 10 4 6 q 8 |
Green 6 90 l 10 3 3 |
Napkins K L M N o r T |
Red 2 6 l S 2 |
Blue S II "a 2 s |
Green l II |
Mats B D G H |
Red 13 |
Blue 3 |
Green IL 8 90 80 |
Mats K L M N o P r S T |
Red II /
Blue 9 /
Green 3 3 4 a.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Mems Sports Shirts
Reduced

Assortment of light and medium weight
cottons and rayon shirts for sports ana
leisure wear, long and short sleeve styles
Whites. natural. tan green's blue-Sizes
small medium, large and extra large-in
the group.
80, were 75c. Now .----------------45 45c
so, were $115 and $1.55. Now-------- S5c
1l0, were $195. Now Sl.45
l46, were $295. Now ------------S S1.S5
Clearance of Sports Ensembles. Long and short
sleeve leisure suits consisting of slacks and match
ing shirts Cotton -and-rayon in waist sizes 80 TO
40 inches Greens, tans, blues.
8. were So 95. Now -----------------S2.S5 2.S5
32, were SIS As and SIS 95. Now s3.S5
49, were S8.75. Now ---------------------S5.S5 S5.S5
4. were Sits. ---------------S7.S5 7.S5
3oe pairs Mems Short Socks Of rayon and cotton
light and white grounds clocked and striped pat
terms. Mostly greens. Sizes 1012, II, 11l2 Were
55c pair. Now - -- 35c; pairs 81
50 Summer Sports Belts in plain white and white
combinations Some slightly soiled. Sizes 30. %,
"a. sc. a. 46 Were 81 and 81 So Now CSC and CSC
THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-09-11

56 Mems and Young Mems Fall Topcoats IN we'll
STYLED raglan and set-n sleeve models. Regulars
IS to a.: Shorts So 81 39 40; Longs, 81, 80 to a.
Each item correctly labeled as to material conen,
Were s35. Now -------.-- SN'','
II Mems Flannel Robes from regular stock, IN COL
orflll plaids and stripes. small, medium large
W, 80 NJ sSs5
The MrN's STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Decorators Samples

STUDIO OF INTERIOR DECORATING,
SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

Sizes IL to 70.
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Fall Shoes
Vere sS.5S Now $50

262 pairs of Collegebred Fall Shoes in
black, brown and blue bucko. calf, suede
and combinations in step-in, ties, and
slide-fastened styles
Sizes 441zi 5I5B6611l771kI eelzI
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

ter, 2 cups milk, salt. Shave up
" lb. cheese, add to hot sauce
and stir until melted. Put spa
ghetti, sauce and I quart shred
ded cabbage In layers in butter
ed baking dish; cover with but
tered bread crumbs. Bake in
moderate oven.
When you have nuggets of
ham that refuse to slice, pop
them into sandwich fixings like
this: grind the cooked ham, and
to one cup Of It add q little vine
gar, one tablespoon peanut but
ter, and some chopped celery.
Spread between slices of but
tered bread:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
cAiskia ~ WIN swsss
pola1o OsuGt

Arranss 3 ems diced cooked
cl1iekan. I enp &c6d cooked car.
rots, q coolrod Gnall whllo o.
Ions ma 1 tablospoon claopped
parSlsy h layers n coe1hgo0o.
Combine ! cup milk md ]
cup chicken brUth, and cd - 3
tablespoons flour, hlending well.
Cook until thiekened, stirring
constantly. thsn pour over
chicken ana vegetables In cass-
ercle. Covoe with SWost potato
crust and boks ~ minutes In
moderate oven.
SWEET POTATO CRUST
Sift Nour and measure ! cup:
sift again with I teaspoon bak-
ing powder and y teaspoon salt.
Work In / cup masl,ed sweet
potatoes, ~ cup melted butter
and 1 beaten sgg. Roll = inch
thick.
Chlckeo Leaf
Wash y lb. fresh mushroons
Tor use ! 4-ox. CAM, remove
stems and PEEL. Cut the stems
and caps into small pieces. Il
canned fnushrooms are used,
simply drain well and slice.
Cook fresh mushrooms gently
for 20 minutes In ! tablespoon
butter. Mix I cup bread crumbs
with cup milk and I cup
chicken broth, the latter well
seasoned with celery, salt and
pepper, Add = well-beaten eggs.
n teaspoon salt, 4 teaspoon pa
prika, 4 cup fine-cut piminen-
to. 8 cups cooked chicken cut
fine, and the mushrooms. Mix
well. Pour into buttered loaf pan
which IL lined with paper. Set
this pan In another pan contain
ing hot water, in the oven. Bake
in moderate oven. Turn out loaf
on platter and serve with mush-
room sauce.
Scalloped Cabbage Italienne
Cook IN cups spaghetti 20
minutes in boiling salted water;
drain. Make . sauce Of 3 table
spoons flour, 3 tablespoons but
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

Lemons win keep . long lime
Whon seorod in 4 cool, dark pIteo
oe - = eovoeod containoe N ne
re1fi0erator. However, dont
sore them there and forget
than. Many foods may - for
gotten without los 70 The diet
q menu. Not 20. the hsalthful
leanon. Hardly . meal can b
planned. WHARF, . lemou-f lavor-
q dish win not b : spee1a1 treat
or . lemon garnish enhance DoIne
one Of the dishes served.
When you h9vs bought : dog
ems lemons for . pie or tor hot
lemonade 70 give the uhamber
Of the family who has . cold,
don't put part Of the dozen away
and forget them. In wasting this
fruit, you are losing more than
the money spent for Il; you are
losing mineral and vitamin food
elements thAt are valuable and
difficult to secure from other
sources. Lemons are among the
foremost sources Of important
vitamin c, which the body does
not store and which must bs
eaten In some form every day.
Because the lemon tree Ii . hard
worker and blooms and bears
fruit the year around, II fur
nishes q fresh fruit source of VT
tamin c always available.
So Just bring out those extra
lemons and put them to work.
Give the recovered cold patient
q glass of water with the Juice
of . lemon in It. This taken on
rising every morning will do
much to maintain future good
health and prevent future colds.
It also aids elimination and all
the family can profit from the
same morning bracer.
Cut one of these leftover
lemons into quarters and send it
to the table with the dinner
vegetables or with the meat or
fish. When the children ask for
q dime to spend at the hockey
pokey stand, let them make
lemonade for the gang and get
more for their money.
Once you discover the many
ways in which the lemon can
serve you, there will be no for
gotten lemons. In fact, lemons
will become staple item on
your market order.
Here are q few lemon recipes
that are different and that will
make the demon q remembered
item on the family bill Of fare.
Pacific Coast Fish Salad
" cup lemon pulp and Juice
2 cups shredded lettuce
" cup finely chopped celery
2 cups flaked tuna or salmon
3 tablespoons minced
pimiento
Combine. Serve with lemon
mayonnaise. (Serves 81,
Lemon pulp may, r e pla c e
chopped pickle in fish, egg and
other salads for q pleasing flavor
variation. Use X pulp to cup
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Vegetable Peanut Butter Leaf

Chop 2 cups cooked Inns
beans, 3 cups cooked carrots and
/ cup dry bread crumbs. Mi1l
with Q tablespoons peanut butt
ter, 2 tablespoons fat, ] teaspoon
grated onion, l tables p o . d
chopped parsley and salt and
pepper to taste. Add ! WELL
beaten egg and Y cup milk
Form into q loaf. Bake 1 hour iTI
moderate oven. Serve with To-
mato sauce. s. w
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
I Lessons LII; ] ~ liss| ]! !! !! =! 4
PIT II Hopy "a !! : 3!

a tf ti( IN ~ .zss N s, ~ " ~
shroddod 6G1n1 ~ r. 4oiS -
pare pulp pesl l61ne - - &tlA
scisDors ci,t n GzualI Gtooaa 1ove
Juice ana eomb1ns wiM pnan
SDiaask Ala es1kiut
4 pos1plg inash clesne1
Plact = kell1s without ~
water. A6G IS.
II cup salaa oil
/ tablsspoon 'salt
nix thoeoushly. Cook D - 10
minutes. Stir or lit occGsioually.
Drain and ch0p.
Add: se.3.
= eap lemon juice
0arniSh with lemon. Other
green's may b, cooked By this
same method. 'tosrves %.
Dainty Lsasa Layer Csks
y cup butter or otl3er
shortening, creolned with
! cup sugar
Add:
: eges, well-beaten
Sift together three times:
3 cups measured and siftsd
pastry flour
4 teaspoon baking soda
y teaspoon salt
Add flour 70 first mixture, al
ternate1y with: ~
v cup sweet milk. soured
with
: tablespoons lemon Juice
Beat until smooth. Bake In Z
creased S-inch layer cake pans
in moderate oven ESQ., ~ -
to 80 minutes. Cool. Spread lem
on cream filling between layers.
Ice with seven minute lemon
frostins. Makes one 2-layer
cake).
Lemon Cream Filling
egg yolk, oeoten
y cup sugar
2 level tablespoons
cornstarch
" cup water
x cup Sunkist lemon Juice
" teaspoon grated lemon peel
Cook In double boiler IS min
utes, stirring often.
Add:
" tablespoon butter
Cool before spreading on cake.
Seven Minute Lemon Fresting
/ teaspoon white corn syrup
u cup sugar
/ egg white
8 tablespoons lemon juice
Y teaspoon grated lemon peel
Dash Of salt
Cook In double boiler 8 70. Z
minutes, beating constantly with
whirl-type beater. Remove from
heat. Beat thoroughly n d
spread on cake.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Hot Potato
Salad Still
a Favorite


ad, is so old that no one knows
who first invented it. But year
in and year out, generation af-
ter generation, this delicious
spicy, flavorful salad continues
to be q reigning favorite-par-
ticularly among the men of any
household.
This kind Of salad, heaped to
hospitable proportions, is almost
indispensable to buffet suppers,
and II can serve admirably as
the principal course Of luncheon
or supper, too, If the luscious hot
mixture has thinly sliced baked
ham, or other meat added to It.
A trick of making really de-
licious hot potato salad Is, and
has always been, the dressing
which accompanies it. First of
all, it must be hot; second it
must be richly flavorful, spicy,
tantalizingly good. One Of the
most delicious and perfect bases
for a hot potato salad dressing is
mayonnaise, available in any
market. Not all good cooks know
1t, bht commercial mayonnaise,
in which there is a-perfert einhl-
sion Of eggs, oil and vinegar, Ian
be heatedywith perfedt results
with no separation Of the egg
from the oil and vinegar. The
only point TO remember Is that
the mayonnaise must be heated
over indirelt -heat-in q double
boiler or rhafinf dish!
A hot potato salad de luxe il
q perfect choice for those in
formal friendly kitchen buffet
parties which are among the
incest parties of all. Guests can
help in the preparation of this
simple salad. And where is the
man whose chefs soul Il 50 dead
that he wouldn't rejoice in the
opportunity of preparing the hot
dressing for this salad? All he'll
need is jar of mayonnaise, .
dash of pepper, a cup Of milk.
and his favorite chopped dill
pickles. 49,.
Hot potato salad Is q perennial
favorite-a classic among buff
fet party salads. Preparing 1t be-
comes a most simplified matter
when it is made after the fol-
lowing recipe.
HOT POTATO SALAD
DELUXE
VI pound thinly sliced baked
ham, cut in pieces
hcup chopped onion
tablespoon butter
2 cups hot sliced potatoes
n cup mayonnaise
Dash Of pepper
"a cup milk
2 tablespoons chopped Kosher
dill pickles
Saute the ham and onion In
the butter over low heat until
lightly Drowned. Add the pota-
toes and keep hot. Place the
mayonnaise and pepper In .
chatting dish. Gradually add the
milk, stirring after each addition
until smooth. Cook slowly about
five minutes, stirring constantly.
Add the hot potato mixture and
the pickles, and toss together
lightly with Z fork. Serve i'm
mediately.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

When serving.,a ham loaf for
company, beat UP this fluffy
sauce: one-half cup drsined s&p-
plesauce combined with y cup
prepared horeradish. Fold into
ons-half cdp cream, whipped.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
ALL-M.oNE DINNER

In Dutch oven or rooster, ar
range layers Of the following:
Y ID. ground round steak, X
cup washed rice. 2 sliced pota-
toes and " sliced onion. Season
and pour over this three-fourths
Of the contents Of . No. 2 can
Of tomatoes. Then begin ~ be-
fore and add identical layers.
Pour remaining fourth Of the can
Of tomatoes on top, plus ! can
tomato soup. Season well and
add 3 tablespoons butter o. top
layer. Place In oven and bake
IS minutes at 400 degrees F..
then lower TO moderate oven for
IN hours. Serve hot.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

Spareribs which are available
fresh or smoked, offer . sweetly
rich biz Of eating. Especially
with baked apples or sauerkraut.
When you want 10 make your
Vegetable soup extra GOOD, cut
~ q little Thuringer s6uce o.
frankfurter and add to soup
when done.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25

mada najedanput.
Krajem prve trecine XVIII We
ka, svetina je srusila jednu pila-
nu ma vetar, koju je blizini Lon
dona podigao neki Holandjanln.
Jos pocetkom XVIII veka imale
su vodom terane masine "a teste-
renje [piljenje] veliku muku dok
su svladale otpor naroda, koga je
pomagao parlamenat. Kada je
1853 2. Everett sagradio prvu ma
sinu "a strizenje vune, koju je te-
rala voda, spalise je 100000 ne
zaposlenih radnika. Protiv Ack-
wrightovih grebenalja (scribbling
mills) masina "a cesljanje, So
900 radnika, koji su dotle ziveli
cd cesIjanja vune, podnese petici-
ju parlamentu. Razoravanje ma
sina naveliko u engleskim manu-
fakturnim srezovima utoku prvih
Is godina XIX veka, narcotic US
led uvodjenja parnog razboja, po-
znato pod imenom luditskog po-
kreta, pruzilo je antijakobinskoj
vladi Sidnloutha, Castlereagha it'd.
izgovor "a najreakcionarnije ma
silhicke mere.
Trebalo je vremena i iskustva
dok je radnik naucio da razlikuje
masineriju cd njene kapitalistic-
Ike primene i da svoje napade u
pravi ne protiv materijalnog sred-
stva "a .proizvodnju, vee protiv
drustvenog oblika njegovog isko-
riscavanja. - Uz "Kapitala".)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25
Rezultat rada Ogranka Milwau-

Rezultat rada Ograhka Milwau-
kee medju Jugoslavenskim radnici-
ma nase kolonije viditi &c te IL sa-
mih cifara koje sacinjavaju lives
tai rada Ogranka "a, proslu godi
nu. Premda cifre koje &c te cuti
nisu znatno izmenjene kada Sc US
porede sa izvestajem ma prosloj
konvenciji, ipak otezavanje uslo-
va "a mas rad, usvajnje zakona
protiv stranaca i mnoge druge pri-
preke smetnje ma nasem putu do
kazuju da pored svega toga O.
granak Milwaukee, pod mnogo te-
zijim uslovir11a, uspeo je da izvIsi
dobar dec revolucionarne agitaci-
je medju nasim radnicima u Mil
waukee. To ne znaci da Sc mi "a
dovoljavarno sa postignutim re-
zultatima. Nema "a mas zadovolj-
stva, ne moze biti "a mas zadovo-
stva sve dotle dokle mas rad ne