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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-23
A PASSOVER FEUILLETON
BY David Schwartz

By David Schwartz
Mr.. Ferber needed but to glance
at the faces of the members of
his household at the Seder table
to see that all were beaming, save
for Sara.
Sara was the oldest. She was
a bright girl - just budding into
young womanhood. Maybe she
thought a little frown would make
her more becoming. TIE look. on
Sara's face did not escape Mr..
Faber, but he preferred to ignore
it. Instead, he turned to the
''baby" Abby, and asked her if
she liked Passover and Seder.
Seven-year-Old Abby grinned
very broadly and said, "Sure, dad
dy, like it,"
Her elder brother, Sam, all of
fourteen, with a very serious face,
turned to her and said, IT pre-
sumo, Abby, what occasions in you
this singular felicity about Pass
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-23
Tallahassee, Florida,
Elijah'S Visit

over is the thought that Passover
symbolizes the emancipation of
the human spirit so that it may
fructify and continue it's progress
sive evolution to ever and ever
higher forms"
Don't throw the dictionary at
me-" said Mr.. Farber.
"Just initiating you, dad" said
Sonny, aren't these circumlocu-
lions of human speech the stock
in trade of you lawyers? Remem-
Der, Pater I am going to follow
in your footsteps, and 1, too, am
going to help dispense with JUS
tice."
"YOu are too cynical. We law
yers help dispense justice, not dis
pense with it," said Mr.. Farber.
"By the way, Dad, I under
stand" resumed Sam, casting an
eye at Sara, that our dear sister,
your daughter, our mutual friend
Sara, has also been won over to
the thought of aiding in this work
of justice. What a battery for
good old justice the Farbers will
make! Verify it shall be as it is
written in Holy Script. Justice
shall flow like water and right
eousness, like a mighty stream"
"POOf - pOOf, JUSTICE" exclaim-
ed Sara. "Give me love in pref
erence to justice any time"
"Wait, no." said Sam, before
indulging in any such generali-
cation I suggest you read Herbert
Spencer. He will conclusively
prove to you that Justice is an
ideal superior to love-"
"Well," Sara said, Herbert
Spencer should try looking into
Philips beautiful brown eyes,"
"Now methinks I ken what has
been troubling Sara" said Sam.
"It's Philip, eh?"
Lets not have any more of
this" interrupted Mrs. Farber,
Sara has agreed to defer any
thought of Philip until she finishes
her law school course. Father will
make arrangements for Sara to
resume her course next week.
Marriage will have to wait for
Continued on Page 1917
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Rugs
2O& to 4O& off

10-9xl2 Mottled Administer Rugs.
Were $4995. S29.95
1-12x17.1O Beige Twist Weave.
Was $4,000. $188.00
3-12x14.4 Blue Loop Pile Wilton.
Were $4,000. -$1S2.o0
3-Sxl2 Wool Face Rugs. Were
$2995. Now---$21.00
skis Green Broodloom. Was
$159.00. -$69. 90
1-9x12 Brown and Tan Axmin-
ster. Was $92.85. Now .95
1-9x11.6 Green Floral Axmin-
ster. Was 1885. Now $500
1-9x8.S Green BroadIoom. Was
$1,000. Now S69. 90
1-9x13.9 Rose Loop Pile Wilton.
Was $4,000. $129.0O
1-9xl1.5 Rose Loop Pile Wilton.
Was $1,000. Now $1O9.00
5-9x12 Cotton and Fibre Rugs.
Were $36.95. Now $24.00
so Yds. 27" Green Figured AK
minister Carpet. Were SIPS. Now,
$500
25 Yds. Il" Plain .Taupe Carpet.
Were $4.95. NoW----$3.25
so Yds. Il" Hooked Patterns Ak
minister. Were $495. Now --$3.25
IS Yds. Fl" Green Twist Weave.
Were $725. Now $500
100 Yds. RI" Green Jute Carpet.
Were $3.50. Now
1-4x6 Green Figured Administer.
Were $1,000. Now ----$9.O0
1-4.6x6 Loop Pile Velvet. Was
$500. Now $500
1-4x6 Blue Administer Rug. Was
$500. $500
Nsas,, nh ia.d IlcSQS
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Bedroom
Furniture

1-$22.50 Occasional Chair, ivory
plastic cover SASS
1-S59.50 Simmons" Beauty Rest
Box Spring, double size S39.95
1-S59.50 Simmons" Beauty Rest
Mattress, twin size S39.95
1-$99.50 Simmons" Sofa Bed,
S59.95
1-S54.99 33" Hollywood Bed with
1nnerSpring Mattress $685.
1-S37.5O Innerspring Mattress,
double size --------------S Sl9.99
1-$29.95 Felt Mattress, twin size,
S16.99,
3-S34.50 Innerspring Mattresses,
2 double, l single $19.98
1-S29.95 Box Spring, double
1-$2995 30" RolI-a-Way Cot
with Innerspring Mattress S17.99
1-S39.50 Innerspring Mattress,
twin size S24.88
1-S44.50 Simmons" Innerspring
Mattress, twin size S29.95
Karn's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
HOSieru

liz Prs. "As Is" Full Fashioned
Sheer Nylon Hosiery Famous
name styles included. Assorted
styles. Broken sizes. Good colors,
2 prs. $l.00
14O Prs. Irregulars of $1.95 Is
Denier, 81 Gauge Super-sheer
NyIon Hosiery. Discontinued
colors. Broken sizes. All Nylon
construction S1.OO pr.
2OS Prs. S1.50 Famous Name Dress
Sheer Nylon Hosiery. Discontin-
ued colors. Broken sizes --S1.15 pr.
so Prs. SOC Full Fashioned RayOn
Hosiery. Cotton tops and feet.
Broken sizes and colors 29c pr.
17S Prs. Irregulars of $1.35 Extra
Sheer NO SEAM Nylons. Light
colors. All Nylon. Fire con-
struction. Not all colors 69c pr.
IS Prs. 39c to soc Misses and
Childrens Ankle Socks. Made Of
cotton. Assorted styles and colors.
Broken sizes. Soiled sc pr.
Hosiery-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Ha1idkerchiPfS

S1-59c Women's Linen Print
Handkerchiefs, purled-edges 29e
S4-35c Women's Floral Pattern
Prints, fine cotton, hand-rolled,
25c
42-50c and 59c Linen Prints,
swiss novelties, name-on cotton
39c
23-75c and $1.00 Linen Prints,
laces, embroideries, mussed- -59c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
DOm,eStics
63 Fringed Hobnail Spreads,

63 Fringed Hobnail Spreads,
$3.99
S4.95-5-piece Luncheon Sets,
52x52" cloth, 4 napkins S2.99
S5.95-7-piece Luncheon Sets.
52x70" cloth, 6 napkins $3.99
30-2-piece Chenille Mat and Lid
Set. special ----------79 79c
62-Cotton Lace Dresser Scarfs,
Sl.OO
1886 Pure Linen Printed
Tablecl0ths, 52x70" "--------. S2.99
21-$6.95 Pure Linen TableclOths,
6Ox8O" -----.S3 $3.50
Cannon Hand Towels, 15X27",
seconds, for ---------S S1.00
IL Irreg. of S7.95 Imperial Hob
nail Draperies ------$3.99 pr.
2-$16.95 Seconds of Chenille
Spreads, damaged $5.99
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Under,cear

IA Pcs. S1.69 Lightweight Undies.
One piece style. Made of rayon
and cotton. Tearose shade in
broken sizes
36 Pcs. S1.39 Cotton Union Suits.
Built-up shoulder style. White,
not all sizes -89c
103 Pes. CSC and 79c Rayon Briefs.
Full cut styles. Tearose and white.
Popular sizes included 2 for $1.00
60 Pos. imperfects Of Sass Famous
Name Rayon Petticoats. Lace
trimmed and novelty styles in
cluded. Popular sizes
4S Pcs. Imperfects of $1.S5 Fa-
nous Name Novelty Rayon Top
pers. Assorted styles and colors.
Popular sizes -69c
UnderWear-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Notions

4O-79c Plastic Lamp Shade
Covers, 10 to IL 2---39 39c
So-s1,00 Plastic Lamp Shade
Covers, 18 to 49c
20-$1.98 Metal Closet Extension
Rod, opens "a to 40" -89c
40-59c Plastic Ruffle Aprons, red,
blue & yellow Csc
30-S1.00 Comb. Plastic Dress and
Suit Hangers -49c
5000 KIeinerts Blue Label
Dress Shields, regular and cres-
cent, sizes 2 and 8,
35c pr, 3 for S1.00
32-S1.59 Mems Plastic Single
Suit Bags 75c
14-S2.98 Cedar-orized Fur Bags,
S1.50
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
SiIUer'acare

2 Sets $3.50 Sterling Silver Table,
ware, service for 8, department
samples, tax included $50 90
3-SS.9S Seth Thomas Electric
Clocks, gold finish, slightly SCARED
S4.98
2-s15.00 Electric Clocks, desk
model, gold f1rish, slightly scar
red -----------.--- $3.50
2-s12.98 Hammered Aluminium
Cocktail Shakers, slightly dented,
$3.50
2-$9.98 Silver Plated Well and
Tree Meat Platters, slightly dented
S499
KannS-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Stationery

50 Boxes S2.50 Stationery, slightly
soiled, 96 sheets, so envelopes,
blue and pink
50 Pkgs. 15c Loose Leaf Filters,
100 sheets to filler, 8x11h"- Ice
50 Boxes Soc Juvenile Notes, "A
notes and "a envelopes 3sc
ss-Decks Service Playing Cards,
bridge size for 49e
KAnn's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
NeckiceNr

4-S2.95 Torso Length Tee Shirts,
embroidered initial, white body
with white and colored initials,
broken assortment S1.99
$3.50 Rayon Jersey Blousettes,
bright printed designs, made with
side tie S1.99
10-Damaged Blouses, white,
broken sizes s---------------S 90
42-frregulars Of Sweaters, cotton
boucle, all wools, sleeveless and
short sleeves Sl.29
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Floor Samples
Radios

1-S259.50 Console Radio Phono-
graph. Has AMIN with auto
matte record changer --$175.00
1-S159.95 Console Radio with
automatic record changer $500
3-S6495 Table Model Radios
with slide-in record player, SASS
1-S99.95 Table Model Radio Pho
nograph with automatic record
changer $685.
3-S34.95 6-Tube Table Model
Radios $2Z.S5
1-S89.95 8-Tube Table Model
Radio with AMIN Bands, ,S64.95
kann's-Electric Appliance Store,
Corner 9th and D Streets
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Upholstery

1-S22.5O Triple Window Ruffied
Curtain, each side lao inches,
s12.ss
S-$295 Plastic Bathroom Cur
tains, 54 inches long $1.4S
4-S9.95 Novelty Cotton Bed
spreads, single and double sizes,
$3.50
1-$14.95 Quilted Bedspreads Egg
shell, single size ize------$S.S9
1-$60.95 Lane Cedar Chest,
Blond Maple Floor Sample,
$49.95
1-$19.98 Sofa Cover for curved
arm, modern style-Blue Pebble
Cloth $'.SS
5-Sl2.9S Davenola Bed Covers
CretOnne ----------$7.99
300 Yds.-$1.65 Vat dyed Gre
tonne, 48 inches wide $l.O0
2-$9.9S Folding Screen 3 Panel
taS Isl 1850
"a Sets-$9.98 Glider Cushion
Slipcovers u price----$4.99 set
100-59c Upholstery squares,
39c each
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
NyIon Undies
$I.39

Two brief styles to choose
from, fully cut, long wear
ing. Dry in jif1y. Soft
tearoSe and white included.
Small, medium and large.
No mail or phone orders.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Je,reli'y

10-GOld Finished Compacts,
$1.09
$500 Jewel Box, as is s-$1.50
1O-S12.5O Chrome Case Wrist
Watches -------$S.88*
200-Pieces of Costume Jewelry,
55c or 2 for----------$1.O0*
12-$195 Cameo Set Ring on
Sterling Silver, as IS $1.00**
9-S1.00 Open Back Friendship
Rings, gold finish, as is---50c**
+Plus 10oc tax.
**Plus 20qo tax.
Karin 's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Tregulars OF 500
BRASSIERES
49c

Famous make brassieres,
made Of rayon satin and
lace. Adjustable back
closing. Tearose and white,
sizes 80 to 38.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Luggage

H"Jy"Jc
6|$9.95 Overnight Cases S6.49
2-S13.50 Club Bags, double
handles S5.99
S-S22.95 Shoe and Hat Boxes,
S10.95
S-S22.S5 Mems 2-Suiters, leather,
$1S.44
$3.50 Makeup Cases, soiled,
$500
*PluS 2Occ tax
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
House Furnishings

75-35c aluminium Egg Slicer, 15c
5-SlO.35 5-Qt Stainless Steel
Dutch Oven en-$6.98
1885 8-Qt. Stainless Steel Pot,
$6.47
,30-$1. 90 Aluminium Frying Pans,
49a
25-S1.Oo Pants and Skirt Hang
ers -49c
3-$6.98 Bath Hampers tas Isl,
$3.98
2-S5.s5 Undersink Cabinets, 11x-
l41ax26" ------$4.S5
1855 Undersink Cabinet, 11x-
24x26" -------$6.95
2S1298 Porcelain top Base
Cabinets, I6x20x31" $7.98
1-S14.9S Porcelain top Base with
drawer, 16x20x31"- "---z--- S10.9S
4-S5.9S Alum. Underbed Chests,
l8x32x8' ------------$4.98
2-S6.9S Alum. Underbed Chests,
18X42XS" ------$5.98
kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Books

$3.50 Lost Waltz" Bertha
Harding --------6s CSC
$500 CLAUDIA" Rose Franken,
59c
9-$1.00 "Nods and Becks" F. P.
ADAMS -oSc
10-S1.00 Basic History, u. s."
oCd1u 1OC
43-S2.00 Mother Hubbard's
Cook Book" Soc
7-S1.49 Living Biographies Of
Famous Men" sec
4-S1.49 Torpedo Junction"
Robert Casey y-----------4 49c
12-S5.00 Winfield Scott Soldier
and Man." by Robert Wlnslow
Elliot S1.49
Kann's-DoWnstairs Bookstore
Evening star., 1948-09-02

5o-combed Cotton Briefs. Loree and large only
2l-$39 95 Short Sleeve Knee Length Poomos only
1s-55e resuIor Solid Color Hondke
lz-$l.o and 81 so Clip Bow Ties
7-$12.95 and $l4.95 Terry Beech -$6 80
2-$Io.o5 Striped Terry Robes SnoIl 80
$1,000 Fomous Make Light Weight 4.eo
39-55e Pusoree Hot Bonds 2ee
33-S6s5 to So o5 Irresuor Upper Sport Shirts So 80
l2-Sl.25 ST .95 Basque Shirts s8e
43Sz95 1895 Iesu Of Mems Sport Shirts Short and long
sleeves Broken 81 50
Kanns-Men's store-sreet Floor.
Evening star., 1948-09-02

5-S1ss oeper Pals slightly damaged
$3.50 BODY Both Tubs. white enamel, slightly DAMAGED
$l.88
$3.50 Nursery Lomps ond Bonk Combinations ST SS
5o-3ee to 5se Mttens, Sleeveless Vests Gertrudes and
Ascot Ties ------- Zoe
3e-S1ls Boys Seersueker Sun Suits sizes 8 to 6sse
4oSl39 and $4s Cotton knit Polo Shirts sizes to g. sse
3o-sl2s Boys Denim Shorts with adjustable suspenders
sizes L and S8e
4o-slss Boys Sports Shirts, novelty prints $l44
3o-Sl 90 Mother Plastic Both Aprons ese
47-see Cotonknt Polo Shirts, short sleeves 44e
5e-S2s9 Girls Sun Suits. rhunbo style 68
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
SOiIed Blankets

S-SS.s5 Blankets, sos wool d
sos rayon. size 72xs0" $3.50
3-s15.s5 Kenwood An Wool
blankets, size 72x90" -s1a 20
2-$1s.s5 Chatham All Wool
Blankets, size 72xs0"- $3.50
2-s7.s5 Blankets. ss% rsyon and !
1875 wool, size 72x90"-
-s12.50 Chatham All Wool
Blankets, size 72x90"- 80
2-ss.s5 All Wool Blankets, si1a
72x90" -s6.s9
3-sl5.s5 Blankets, size 72xs4",
S11.s5
Kann's-Street Floor
TOiIefrieS
14-s1.s0 Liquinet Hair Lacquer
SOC =
1S-S1.00 Cream Shampoo 4scs
Se-$1.ls Cosmetique Case with
pair sun glasses ses----29 29c%
2SS-25c Squibbs Tooth Paste,
2 for $50
1880 vida Ray Deodorant
Cream for 49cs
50-$1.eo Vida Ray Eye Cream,
. for SScs
a4-S1.s5 Compact Garry All.
holds cigarettes, comb, glass con-
tainer, asst. shades 95cs
$500 Lucien lie Long Disd
Package Face Powder, glass con-
tainer, assorted shades Sl.00s
"Plus 20Gc tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Imprinted
Furniture

1-s14.s5 Chest, 4 drawers, dam
aged $9.98
1-$17.95 Chest, 5 drawers, dam
aged -$11.98
1-S12.95 Chest, 5 drawers, dam
aged ----------S8.9S
1855 Bookcase, modern, s.
shelf. soiled- S4.ss
1-S10.95 Bookcase, corner, soiled,
S7.8S
1-$1.s5 Utility Rack, 4-shelf,
S1.19
1-s5.5o Utility Chair, damaged,
s2.49
$3.50 Credenza Style Book
cases, damaged $3.50
1-S6.95 Record Cabinet 1898
1-S19.95 Knee Desk,
4-drawer SASS
1-S9.95 Kidney Table and Bench,
damaged --------------S7 S7.44
1885 Bookcase, 3-shelf, soiled,
s5Ss
$3.50 Bookcase, s-shelf, soiled,
s2.S9
1-S13.95 Chest, damageds9 s9.Ss
$3.50 Night Tables, soiled,
1855 Bookcase, 3-shelf --$5.Ss
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Electrical
Appliances

1-S59.95 Electric Sweeper S39.95
S-$59.95 Electric Sweepers, S49.95
6-S4.95 Glass Coffee Makers,
S2.79
1-$37.50 Sun Lamp S19.95
1-S24. so Hand Cleaner Sl9.95
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
GIOceS

1880 Rayon Gloves, white
and pink, sizes 6 and 61a---S1.89
s1.75 Cotton Fabric Gloves, white,
eyelet embroidered back, sizes
to 7ia S1.29
160--99c Rayon Fabric Gloves,
white and @pastels, navy, size
to ~ -------77c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02
1so-orsinoIy s5.ss and s7.ss Cotton 50 m
and Reyon Bothins Suits ts---------- ZsVV

2o-S5.95 Dresses. white pique royon shorkskn--$29e
5o-SS.s5 Bembers Royon Pose Print Dresses So 90
1o-slos5 Bembers Royon PosteI Print Dresses So 90
e-slo.s5 Cotton seesueker rsuits------------sso
45-Sss5 70 Sl2e5 Cotton Print and Poin Color
sunbeek Dresses ------ --- $500
lo-ss.s5 Cotton Stripe one-Pieee Dresses------s5oo
S-Ss.s5 One and Two-Pieee Cotton chambroy
Dresses --------------- ----------seo se 90
1o-Sl2s5 Women's Cotton Stripe Dresses $1,000
lo-sl4s5 Cotton Stripe TwoPe PIoy Suits, r Sos5
lo-S7.s5 Cotton Print Two-Pe PIoy Suits s-----s5s5
$3.50 Cotton Twill Shorts, o and l2-- 90
45-Sl99 Cotton Ploin Stripe Tee Shirts
$500 Red Cotton Denim Jackets ----------S1o 90
$500 TO S5.s5 Cotton and Royop BIouses-S2.oo
1855 White Sheer. Royon BIouses- es----------s3s
$3.50 Blue Cotton overas. size l2----------s2.oo
2o-S3.ss Denim PedoI Pushers, sizes II to l4-Szss
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02

LtlHtpS
20-&.9S Vanity Shades S1.49
1S-S4.9S Brass Vanity Lamp
Bases S1.9S
15-S3.9S Rayon Shades S1.O0
$1,000 Floor Lamp Bases S4.99
2-$39.9S Onyx Bridge Lamps
$29.98
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02

HTI UVDl1y
$3.50 Stamped Baby Dresses,
$50
20-4Sc Stamped Guest Towels,
39c
2s-4sc Stamped Scarfs 39c
$500 Loomette Sets, sales
final CSC
1880 Stamped Napkins 19c
25-29c Stamped Bibs 1Oc
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-02

Impertects of $500 and
$3.50 Famous Name
Evening star., 1948-09-02

2-S13s Mouton dyed Lomb coets and 16 ST oe 90"
e-sl59 Mouton dyed Lamb coots. II IS
$500 Mouton dyed Lamb Coo r. a. 49, $l33 90"
*AU Prices Plus 200 Tar
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15

The European cooks, who have
used herbs skillfully for generations,
did not confine their herb lore to
the cooking pot. They grew the
herbs themselves and also harvested
them for winter use. If you have q
nice herb patch, you will want to
know something about this last pro-
cedure.
II you insist on atmosphere" you
may hang q few faggots of herbs
in your kitchen-but don't expect to
use them. They soon lose flavor and
aroma when left in the open air
Gather the herbs on warm. sunny
day, after the dew has gone. and
spread them in shallow trays or box
tops. Let dry in a warm room or a
slow oven. Pick of the leaves
and for blossoms and store them in
tightly covered, neatly labeled jars
II you are harvesting seeds from
cumin, caraway, anise, dill or cor
lander. leave the seeds on the plants
until fully ripened, after the foliage
has turned brown. Sift the seeds to
remove any chan and store also in
tightly-covered jars. Some experts
bag" the seedpods Of the plants
with paper bags and leave them in
the bags to dry out, thus preventing
the loss OF any seed in the garden.
The blossoms Of lemon balm do
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Your Herb Harvest

well, too, with the bag treatment.
After the blooms are dried thor
oughly, they are stored in jars.
Basil leaves are harvested and dried
as soon as the plants stop blooming
Sage leaves should be dried and
then rubbed to powder between the
hands. The same goes for savory.
Sweet marjoram leaves are dried in
the shade and then crumbled as
little as possible while being placed
in the jars.
Tarragon leaves can be picked rs
soon as they have reached full
growth, been dried carefully in the
shade in . .wen-ventilated place,
rubbed to powder and put in q
tightly sealed jar. The tops of
thyme should not be cut after the
first of September. to prevent the
plant from making new late
growth. The best time to harvest
is just after the plants have come
into full bloom.
Some people have had great sue
cess with storing dried mint and
parsley. The mint. If carefully dried
and kept in q closed jar, has all the
freshness Of the real thing when 1t
is used in making mint sauce and
to flavor fruit cocktails. etc. Az
parsley Is needed usually in the
house for Q garnish, 1t seems hardly
worthwhile 70 dry It tor future Use.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
The Chef Saws

together in q mortar, working the
fish well into the potatoes.
When you get . flns paste, add
gradually about u pint Of olive oil
that has been warmed with q couple
Of cloves Of garlic in it. Add an
equal amount OF warm cream and
keep pounding the whole time to
get the brandade very light and
white. Season it with black pepper
and q dash Of cayenne and serve on
rounds Of buttered toast. I have
found this made a nice. unusual
canape for 4 cocktail party when
heaped on small toast fingers or In
tiny patty shells.
Prunier's also has a special touch
with Goldfish fillets. They take
soaked cod tillets, cut them in two
horizonally to make two Of each.
These they dip in yolk of egg,
beaten with a little cream and sea
soned with salt and black pepper.
Then they roll them in bread
crumbs, press them fiat, brown them
quickly under the broiler and finish
cooking them In the oven in but
tered baking dish. These are
served with very spicy tomato
sauce, touched up with q bit Of
tarragon and chervil.
Evening star., 1948-07-15

It may surprise some Of you, who
do not come from New England, to
learn that among sourmets abroad,
both salt and fresh Goldfish, rate
high on the list Of delicacies. While
many of us here in the United
States associate the cod with the
land of the bean and the Cabots,
our confreres across the water have
been making much of this fish for
years. Indeed. Creole cookery
brought many excellent goldfish
recipes to this country q long time
ago.
At Prunier's in Paris, where all
that is wonderful in the line of sea-
food is offered the epicure, they
make speciality Of bouillabaisse
based on salt cod and, in Lent, a
"Brandade de Morue"-a concoc-
ton I rarely have seen anywhere
else.
To make it, cut 3 pounds of salt
cod, which has been well soaked in
water, in large squares. Poach
these in fresh water until 1t is just
softened. Drain the fish and re-
move all skin and bones. Add to 1t
a third Of its weight in fluffy, warm
mashed potatoes. and pound the two
Evening star., 1948-07-15
By Violet Faulkner
Food Editor.

The marvels of science never
cease! The latest food to be intro
duced is = new pre-cooked potato
that is really q wonder child. It's
goodby to the tiresome task of peel
ing, washing, cooking and mashing.
Here Is 4 potato In the form Of a
free flowing powder that makes a
delicious, fluffy mashed potato in
only q minute or two at the most
All you do is add boiling water and
milk. When I tried 1t out at home
found If I beat it little longer
than the directions stipulated, I
had . whittier mashed potato. Even
then, 1t only took me a couple OF
minutes. A half-pound package con-
tains enough for ten adult servings,
and at q cost of only 8 cents serv-
ing. Because of its compactness, it
is the perfect package to include u
the boxes you send to those special
friends overseas. Milk, II it is avail
able, improves the flavor, but when
it is not water may be used very
satisfactorily. And when your young
cub scout goes of on his next camp
ing trip be sure to slip . package of
the new potato product into his
knapsack. He will really wow the
gang when he shows how he has
licked that camp potato problem.
Several weeks ago, you will recall,
the Center Market City was the
scene of an art exhibit which proved
to be an outstanding success. Now
they will be hosts at another ex-
hibit. From July ~ to August %
the world-renowned Willis Lowry
will display sculptured glass and
furniture, and q well-known group
Of artists, sponsored by the Win
throp Studios, will show their COL
lection of ceramics. Willis Lowry
Is the only man in the world who
has acquired the technique, and in
vented the tools by which glass may
be truly sculptured into creations
that are as much 4 part Of fine
arts as a Picasso or Van Gogh on
canxas. He made the glass furni-
ture in the Worlds Fair and for
the Golden Gate Exposition. On
the occasion of a special award
made to him by the Pennsylvania
Academy Of Fine Arts, the state
ment was made that For the first
time in 800 years a new medium
has been introduced in the fine
arts!" The works on display will
be for sale and IS per cent OF the
proceeds from any sales made will