New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1921, Page 17

Break Fé«i Mbfiotoy S A little bunch of herbs known as My Own Recipes. The addition of an egg or two in cakes does not greatly change r the taste or texture of cake but the eggs do add gr food value. If the eggs arc | in the cakes an extra dish should be \ added to » breakfast. Baked Tuna Fish 1 small can fish 1 cup canned peas 2 pimentoes. 2 cups white eatce Coarse bread crumbs Break fish into medium-sized ! pleces. Cut pimentoes into narrow strips. Mix fish, peas, pimentoes with the white sauce, being careful not to let the fish or peas get mushy. Turn WILL EDUCATE CHILDREN ' | Australian Government Plans to Carc he For Offspring of soldiers Killed in World War. | Melbourne, Feb. 4.-—The Austral- | ian government has undertaken to oducate the children of Australian | soldiers killed or totally incapacitat- | ed in the world war. At least 12,000 | children are expected to benefit. The plan covers the whole range | [§ of the educational curriculum, in in- | HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1021, “A STORE FOR THE PEOPLE AARON’S | dustrial, agricultural and prnfesslon-; 3 al courses, together, where neces- sary, with periods of apprenticeship and a subsidy by way of sustenance while undergoing such training. A fund of approximately $6,500,000 is | [on hand, which includes =a grant from the federal government of $4,- 1000,000 and a transfer from the Re- | patriation Trust fund of approximate- ly $650.000. Large contributions are assured from other sources. “bouquet garni’ works magic in iInto a buttered baking dish, cover & kettle of soup. with coarse bread crumbs, dot with ., Two or three sprigs of parsley, a butter and brown in a moderate oven. Prig of thyme, a bayleaf and a few | Drop Cookics. telery leaves are tied into a little roll! 1 1-2 cups brown suga: nd added for the last half hour of | 3-4 cup butter. ooking. 3 eggs. Majoram and chives may be in- 1-4 cup water. uded in the bouquet. 1 teaspoon soda. And it isn't extravangance to keep 1 cup seeded raisins vorings and seasonings in the pan- 1 cup English walnuts. *y. A Mlttle goes far and does much 2 1-2 cups flour. o break the monotony of plain foods. Cream butter and sugar. Add eggs Menu for Tomorrow. well beaten Add to first mixture. B fast — Orange juice, corn-' Add water. Add raisins and nuts c‘m‘nken. sirup, céffee. chopped fine. Drop from spoon onto L¥¥theon—Baked tuna fish, bread a buttered and floured pan and bake A ek B nd butter, jelly, drop cookles, tea. in‘a moderate oven - ! Y Dinner—Tomato boulllon, stuffed MARY SAYS: Beauty may be only priiipwes A. PINKUS d baked pork tenderloin, baked skin deep, but youth lies in the hecart ° S J EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. et potatoes, apple-celery-nut salad, of us. 26F Mrip Street. ‘Phone 570 pating island, ooffee. ) (Copyright, 1921, N, E. A) Over 20 TYears' Exverience. N . T —— - 1 1 Tomorrow We Start the Most Remarkable | SHOE SALE FOR MEN | Ever Brought Before the Public []| 8000 P A'Rs of Nationally Known, Supreme Quality § Men’s and Young Men’s Shoes, All Styles Sacrifice Sale Prices $3 to $6 a Pair Less Than Their Actual Worth The values will positively nmazo you—the greatest money-saving shoc-buying opportunity any merchant 3 has over offered tho public to save many dollars on necessities. n's and Young Men’s Skoes for dress wear; shoes for comfort wear; shoes for walking wear, in black, brown, tan ma- hogany; broad, medium and nar- row toe shapes; Goodyear sewed soles; gun metal and velour calf and vici kid leathers. $8.50, $10, and $12.50 values. N $ 4.8; ) $p=.89 Don’t Delay. Get these bargains while you can. Enormous Crowds Thronged Our Sto: All day today. And when they left, they were completely satisfied, that EVERYTHING IN IS, “AS ADVERTISED.” Satisfied that with us, “EVERY DAY IS A SALE DAY.” Although our carpenters are not fully through with their work, (still building inexpensive though not all of our merchandise is unpacked, still, the ladies found a wonderfully complete Coats, Suits, Dresses, Hats, etc. BUT, (and here’s the big surprise) they could scarcely belie when they saw HOW LOW EVERYTHING WAS PRICED. - One of our customers was h “WHY ALICE, I NEVER HEARD OF SUCH A THING. JUST LOOK,THIS BEAUTIFUL FOURTEEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS !” In fact all day long you could hear snatch tion like this. “I REALLY CAN’T SEE HOW THEY CAN SELL SUCH A WONDE RFULY ¥ HAT FOR THREE DOLLARS AND NINETY-FIVE CENTS. WHY I SAW THE SAME H. Salespeople SO-AND-SO’S AND THEY WANTED $11.95 FOR IT.” Another woman who evidently kns o TakeR |K well was heard to say, “I NEVER IMAGINED SUCH A THING ! HERE IS A REAL Care of § Every o n e GOODNESS FRENCH SERGE DRESS AND SUCH EXQUISITE TASTE,—AND LOOK A 4.89 K @i $5 89 : 5. Without ; - // A 2 Thousands of Pairs 748 Delay. ONLY FIVE DOLLARS AND FORTY-FIVE CENTS.” hor Men That Work Outdoers and in Factories. / — 4 iBhoes with double thick soles and terproofed calf w U. 8. Army Bhoes; regulation Munson Army last. (Brown elk waterproof outdoor shoes vith two full soles, and \ Thousands ot Q) patrs to scleet O] Black velour calf Poli R st l' fv:r:::ncthat :rafi S8'50 <10 % 051 2 5 Gt S MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SHOES REDUCED TO 54.89 A =89 D 300 Pairs of Cushion Sole Com- fort Shoes for Tender Feet over Dr. Foster’s prescription last High-grade footwear in all the desir- able styles and leathers at less than cost of raw materials. Black velour calf, vici kid, brown calf. All toe < shapes. $8.50, $10 and $12.50 values. 43 5.9 _— 2 “Buy Here!” Whether you have a limited or un- limited amount to spend for a gar- ment, remember, that at the Salestor, you can buy THAT GAR- MENT and something else that you need, for LESS THAN THE AMOUNT YOU HAD INTEND- ED TO SPEND ON ONE GAR- MENT. Aaron Salestore, our store, YOUR store, is not based on large- ly inflated advertising, not on TALK —but on FACTS. We can deliver “the goods.” Souvenir Day Tomorrew, Saturday, is Souvenir Day, with EVERY PURCHASE gces a souvenir FREE ! These are not any gew-gaws or cheap trash that lasts but a day or iwo. They are the “real thing”, and no mis. | take. One would have to pay any- where from a dollar to three dollars, were they to buy these articles. You get one of these expensive articles FREE. No strings attached to it. Make a purchase—and you get one. Realiz For every expense g ness, YOU, the wom her own clothes—P We could have attraciively dressed, have to pay for it. We could have buyers, inanagers, ai pensive help, but you to pay for their high We could have tures, but you would for them and their u| PENSES, AND SK& THE MERCHANDIS Come Early And Get The Benefit ( Complete Assortment Of Sis You Will Eventually Bu