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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1923)
Women Voters Ask for $6,000 Th is Amount in Budget for Coming Year—Seek 5,000 New Members. Aurora, Neb., Oct. S.—The meet ings of the state convention of the Nebraska I.eague of Women Voters have been well attended by delegates and local members and friends'of the organization. The address Thursday evening was Alamito Milk the Best for School Children Milk makes ruddy cheeks, and bright, snappy eyes; “A quart each day, the doctors say,” but be sure it comes from the ALAMITO DAIRY CO., the Dairy that extends a standing invita tion to visitors. ‘‘Alamito Milk, the Best” by J. N. Norton of Polk on "The l-'nlcamerul Legislature." in which the proposed workings of the legisla tive branch of government with only one house was given careful atten tion. Mr. Norton has been a mem her of several legislatures and he described the difference between the present system and the proposed single branch. Miss Belle Sherwin, one of the na tional vice presidents of the league, spoke on "City Administrations and the League of Women Voters,” des cribing the benefits to local govern ments from active participation by women in political and civic matters. Mrs. C. F. Harrison gave the re port of the committee on child wel fare. She described the laws which .have been passed for the betterment of conditions of children. She de clared that the Nebraska statute pre venting the employment of children under 14 years of age is working out well for the children. She praised the workings of the Smith-Hughes act and the juvenile court act. Miss Edna D. Bullock of Lincoln gave an Interesting address on the "Value of a Questionnaire to Candi dates." She told of the question naire* which was submitted to the candidates at the last election. Mrs. Charles H. Dietrich of Hast ings presented the budge! to the con vention, asking for $6,000 for the coming year. She proposed nnnual dues of $1 for e»rh member of the league and insisted that 5,000 new members be secured. Airs. 1C. T. Neal delivered an ad dress on "The Value of the Vote.” Keports showed there are now in Nebraska 20 local leagues and many other towns aro talking of organiz ing. Kills Inserts. One woman gives her closets a painting inside with cedar oil once a year, and, while a little expensive, she has never complained about in sects anywhere in her home. JONATHAN APPLE CIDER CIDER made at the Carnival Cider Mill. Wc M are overstocked and will sell by the fj gallon, very cheap. Bring your own jugs -economical ATlantic: 3s»7. AT Untie SS57. lifetime s™3 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY MICHIGAN CELERY Sc POTATOES-Early Ohios, per peck.23c GRAPE FRUIT Ki;rMnFs“rn5r)F,,:0.clr“ 5c ITALIAN PRUNES £7 £BBto,f» 74c COFFEE A"uZ\m>'tZ. VS?U $100 nAVVt1!1 Table Supply ftpeclnlt A Real QRp vUX r LiLa Good toffee) 3 ll»*. for OUXj Macaroni and Spaghetti 5","cHUc,.""or: 23c PRUNES Q3“.",«-Vd.,?:r s,Er‘ 47c FLOUR-Blue Bell, 48-lb. bag.$1.47 nTon Fancy Whole Henri) Xew shipment XvlviJ .1uiit In. 3 I’ouniU for LAUNDRY SOAP cW£r?tT- 41c TOILET SOAP dTia’ra Vor 29c TOILET PAPER—Large rolls, 4 for- 25c CREAMERY BUTTER ,d'*"£,7rYnn«w“rd- 47c /1XTIP1PCJ1P American thecae nr Rrlek. nn« Special. Fer Found WEST FARNAM BAKERY Good Things In Tut From West Farnam llakerv Including Cukes, Pies, Oread and Holt*. They not only taste good, lint they are sanitarily made of nutrition* mate* rials. Our Oakery offers you a aide variety of the heat. Freiih Doughnut*, per down . Mainly Flavored ('alios 20c #l*e ,... CHICKENS- Home dressed spring, lb.26*4c Hommt HhoulHeni Mrc and 103/p 1 UlVXii |,cun. IVr Pound /4^ POT ROAST ch0,*'p":r^tc-u- 12*/2c ROAST—Prime rib rolled, lb.22%c VEAL ROAST—Young, per lb.15c BACON 27*/2c BACON llrrakrnni llncon 17*/2c PORTERHOUSE Steak—Short cuts, lb., 25c T BONE STEAK—Very choice, lb.35c FANCY SELECT OYSTERS Extra Special, per quart.75c Adele Garrison “My Husband’* Love’? How Madge Won Dicky Over to Her Dinner Party Plan. At my comment that Dicky might persuade his sister, Mrs. Braithwaite, to a restaurant dinner Instead of the home affair which I had planned, the wrathful expression faded from his face and was repluced by one of dis tinct uneasiness. Harriet Braith waite inherits the Graham obstinacy untrammeled by Dicky's temper, Elisabeth's placid hypocrisy or her mother's fussiness. Dicky himself often has said that Scott's famous couplet: "Come one, come all, this rock shall fly From Its firm base as soon as I,” might well Have been written about his elder sister. I knew that If he believed my statement concerning Harriet's antipathy to restaurant food for her distinguished surgeon husband, my victory was won. I was not prepared, however, versed as I, am in the multitudinous moods of my volatile husband, to see amused mockery in the dancing eyes whtch he suddenly turned upon me. "I'll tell the world you're good," he Intoned fervently. "First you spread out those chickens and fix lugs so your poor old Adam's mouth will begin to water, and then you remind me delicately of Harriet's well-known mulishness. Well! you win, old dear. I'll agree to your Dickensian dinner party, but don't get It Into your head that you're putting anything over on me, for you’re not. und Just let it percolate through your cranium that I'm no Mlcawber either. If your dinner doesn't turn out well. I can't lave it with a marvelous impromptu sauce." I was furious at tlie flush which rushed to my cheeks, for Dicky had struck home. I had tried to cir cumvent his opposition to my home dinner while keeping him in ignor ance of my n'tempt, and his recognl n of my ruse was as exasperating as it was embarrassing. But 1 deter mined to go down with colors flying, and I nerved myself to meet Dicky's eyes with answering mockery. “You ktiow there’s nothing you'd like better than to have a Mlcaw herish finger in the pie,” I said sauc ily, "and if you're especially good. I may permit you to dress the salad." "Perhaps, if you crawl on your tended knees and hit your head three times on the floor, I may con sider Having your «alud aourse from destruction." he retoyted loftily. “You know very well that a salad without my dressing is—” “Like an egg without salt or a kiss without a mustache. I sup pose.” I grinned at him Impudently and the next second I found myself caught into the circle of his arm while his hand tent back to my head. "So you're hankering for mus tached kisses," he gibed. "Wall, I know I'm handicapped, but — I haven't shaved yet this morning, so I’l do the test I can.” He rubbed his face against mine and kissed me with a roughness ut terly foreign to hint. Then with a mischievous chuckle, he released me, and stepped back eyed me critically. "Cave mail stuff seems to agree with you,’ he said with an admiring light in his eyes. "Gives you a charming color, and your eyes be tray most captlvatingly that you don't know whether to laugh or get angry. Gut you'd better decide to laugh, for If you get angry, I shall begin to Investigate your unspoken wish, for I don't know' anybody with a mustache except Doc Pettit, and don't tell me. darling, that you have a Herbie complex.'’ He was so ridiculous that my an noyance. which he shrewdly had surmised, gave way to laughter. 1 could not help the remembrance, however, that once he would not have mentioned Dr. Pettit’s namo with such careless light heartedness. Now YOU Can Own HOOVER j U-CCTRIC SUCTION SWEEPU At Unusul Terms $2D— $5 Monthly This offer i» only made for a limited time. Come in or phone today. They are going fast, Mebiuskd® Power < -—-—— ■ ■■■—■ ■. . - Cudahy’s Puritan he Q^ities Pa You Want Marvelously flavored as bacon of character should be—firm textured as good bacon must be — Puritan invites the expectant appetite, then satisfies it, because this bacon is I 1 t Also, Puritan should be your choice for reasons of economy. It’s more closely trimmed and is without excess moisture. Fat and lean are rightly proportioned. By the piece or sliced in cartons. Ask always for Puritan Bacon. "IhclasteleRs’ The Cudahy Packing CaUSA. Milicn of Puriun Hta-BMon-Uid BUEHLER BROS. Omaha’s Leading Cash Markets Quality Meat*—Lowest Prices—Quick Service 212 N. 16th St. Please Shop Early 4903 S. 24th St. 2408 Cuming St. Stores Open Till 9 P. M. 634 W. B’way, Co. Bluffs Fresh Killed Spring Chickens 27c Choice Cut Sirloin Steak 16c Small Lean Pork Shoulders Choice Cut Beef Pot Roast 9c Fresh Killed Young Hens 24c Prime Beef R\b Roast, 10a boned and rolled.... BEEF CUTS Choice Rib Boiling Beef.5c Choice Beef Chuck Roast.11 ]/2c Choice Cut Round Steak.16c Fresh Cut Hamburger...10c PORK CUTS Choice Fresh Spareribs.9c Choice Neck ones, 5 lbs.25c Choice Boston Butts.17c Lean Pork Loins. -18c Fresh Pig Feet, 4 lbs.25c Fresh Pig Tails.11c Fresh Pig Ears, 4 lbs.25c Choice Breakfast Sausage.15c BUTTERINE DEPT. Evergood Liberty Nut.20c Evergood Butterine, 2-lb. carton, 48c 5-lb. carton.$1.20 Fancy Creamery Butter. 47c CHEESE DEPT. Fancy Cream Cheese.32c Fancy Brick Cheese.32c Fancy Limburger Cheese .35c Choice Sauerkraut, 2 lbs. ..15c Pickled Pig Feet, 3 lbs.).. .25c Pure Cane Granulated Sugar, 100-lb. sack. — SMOKED MEATS Sugar-Cured Picnic Hams. . . . IIV2C Sugar-Cured Skinned Hams.22c Sugar-Cured Strip Bacon.17c Sugar-Cured Back Bacon.18c Sugar-Cured Breakfast Bacon. . 22c VEAL CUTS Choicest Shoulder Roast. ..14c Choicest Veal Stew.11c Choicest Veal Chops, loin.20c Choicest Veal Legs, */2 or whole, 18c SPRING LAMB Hindquarters .20c Forequarters.,.12* jc Choice Lamb Chops.20c SPECIAL ON CANNED GOODS Armour’s Milk, 6 tall cans. 56c Carnation Milk, 6 tall cans.60c Fancy Early June Peas, 3 cans. . .40c Fancy Sweet Corn .10c Fancy Pork and Beans.10c P. & G. White Naptha Soap, 10 bars. 40c Buehler Bros. Naptha Soap, 3 1-lb. bars . 25c Campbell’s Tomato Soup.10c Fresh Eggs, dozen.30c although I was relieved that his ab jured Jealousy of the stilted, pedantic physician had vanished. “Nothing so exciting." 1 returned, ‘but I have something to discuss more important than mustache*. What did the doctor say aliout your head?” “That it will be all right In a day or two,’ he responded. Then as thj upper hall door opened and we heard voices Just outside, I haw him suddenly stiffen Into attention. “M ho is that?” he asked. Beatrice Takes Steps to Install Filtering Plant Beatrice, Neb., Oct. 6.—At a meet ing of the directors of the Chamber of Commerce steps were taken toward | the installation of a filtering plant 1 here. During the recent floods the water frdm fho Zimmerman springs SiaMtir r For You Today! MAPLE BISQUE —a Delicia Special that tastes just as good as it sounds—made by blending freshly crushed Macaroons into a perfectly delicious, rich and smooth Ice Cream, daintily maple-flavored. Yes, Maple Bisque is a fall favorite and your folks will like it, too. Take it home today in*bulk—or in pint or quart sealed packages. Frozen Fresh Daily the BETTER Way in _ Omaha, Crete, Grand Island and Sioux City *THE Fairmont Creamery 'MBEZ-jBt Establish* d 1884 • Delicia Ice Cream i C hn» been unfit for use and hundr. of elttaens have been obliged to r;> i r> or haul water from private Welle. Don’t soak fine ehina or porcei.ilft In eoapy water for any length f time. Safe Milk Prand Malt Crain Ext. in powder,mokes Tht Feod-Drirk | /or Alt Agos IVAtoM In»ft»H»ns"““nbltihite8 Si I® ® I * 3 € * €» « Lprets Information, Mr. Ek, IIA 1385. Telephone ..Your Order 0 NOW Cur membership is made up of the man who is your neighbor; Who knows you and your children; Who builds his home and abides near you; Who spends his money to improve your own town; Who cashes your checks for you; Who delivers your goods to you; Who makes satisfactory adjustments if anything goes WTong; Who takes a personal interest in you and yours, and all that makes a community. CHEESE Fancy Wisconsin Daisy Cream Cheese, ’ r Cream of Wheat Each 21c Puffed Wheat l 25c Baking Powder STjgc Baking Soda S?x 7 J CLEANSER L* D28c Assorted flavors m Extra Standard Mil r/‘rBrand' 53c SOUPS Tomato'can IOC MILK B:“a 21 c SARDINES r 20 c - Fruits and Vegetables PEACHESSK" 25c SI.25 CRANBERRIES15c GRAPES 29c DC A DC Fancy Colorado, good for cooklna * tHnw „r (ahle u>e; *?Tf* * Hirer pound* for. «* • * CANTALOUPES each . lOt LEMONS 37c ACD1 CC ,,an'l picked Jonathans, „ HrrLLO market l.asket Di/l DATES 19c POTATOES S"’;,:;1"0:.25c BEETS .17c CELERY 25c r a a a | NUT Every pound guar | I MARGARINE anteed, per lb. IJ II V MORRIS Whole or halves, O Q #| ilHlflu “SUPREME'’ perlb' L0b FLOUR OMAR WONDER FLOUR 24-lb. Sack 9?G BUTTED Kinchbraun’s “IDEAL”- I h DU I I til or Fairmont’s ‘‘BETTER BUTTER” LP‘ MILK, Robert* I nr linking For Drinking Fur Ikiliy Vlntu>. Di'l'inilnlilt' SKINNER MACARONI-SPAGHETTI and Purr EGG NOODLES SOAP “Crystal White,” popular for all j laundry uses; j 6 bars for ; ‘‘Best in the West,” 3-pound can, tf^a OK St, ty JL .• *>a r A.&F. ‘Milk Crust’ Schulze’s ‘Potato Bread’