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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1925)
Wymore Masons Honor Philbrick Banquet Given for Retiring Burlington Trainmaster and Examiner. '>f1’ Wymore. Jan. 30.—At a meeting r,iVtul banquet here, 61 follow mem berg of the Masonic lodge tendered r-a.farewell to C. P. Philbrick, retiring J train master and train rules examiner ‘ J oj, tlie Burlington railway, a railway t elnploye for B3 years, and resident Wymore for the last 36 years. Mr. Ffiilbrick became a member of the Atchison (Kan.) lodge BO years ago, has been affiliated with the \\’i more lodge for the last 36 years, find it was found that in the number present at the banquet, only two were members at the time Mr. Phil ..brick came here. Toasts and re sponses were made by se\eral of the members. Mr. Philbrick Hi one of the Burling ton railroad men and had much to *><h> with the development and build ..4|ig of the lines west of the Missouri driver, and with the shaping of the career of hundreds of railway and professional men at their start in the Various walks of life, and is widely known all over Iho Burlington sys • tern, having traveled to every dlvie ion for many years as rules ex a miner. He retired on account of the age • ‘Itmit. in the last year, and lias nr • ranged to gt* to Downey, in southern California, where, with relatives, and friends, he will make his future • home. He spent a part of the win t.er on the coast, and is ba'*k ill Wymore to complete arrangement of personal affairs. He will leave this week for his new' home. By RICHA 1(11 II. TIMil.KY. Horizontal. 26. liven (poetic). 1. A high tableland. -’7- T« finx' 29. Ti*> eulaisf. 4. Carpenter's tool- I wUh. 5. A large deer. 1 34, |,(>ad. 9. An opening. - 11. Portuguese coin. 12. Dirty substance. 14. Official assistants. 16. A token. 15. Pacific island. 20. Part of verb "to ail." 21. Streak of light. 23. T.arge body of water. I Cpvvgst Prices ^,QuickServjce ros ®”'~ Zeac6srsmOoa//tu fleets a* ' ^ M-903S0uth2M-thr634 W.B'Vay.CaBluffs Choicest Choicest Veal Choice Porlc Choicest Beef Fresh Ham Corned Beef, Shoulder Roast, Shoulder Roast, Chuck Roast, huger Steak, lielie 11 c lielie CHOICEST CUT ROUND STEAK, 15c BEEF CUTS. Choice Beef Pot Roast.9c Prime Rolled Beef Roast.16c Prime Beef Rump Roast.15c Fresh Beef Hearts.8c Choice Rib Boiling Beef.7c PORK CUTS. I Fresh Spare Ribs.12'/ac 1 Fresh Boston Butts.18c Fresh Neck Bones.4c Fresh Pig Hearts.7c j Fresh Pig Feet.6c Fresh Pig Snouts.7c Fresh Pig Ears.6c Fresh Pig Tails.I2V2C Pure Pork Sausage.15c EXTRA SPECIAL. Fancy New Kraut, quart.10c Fancy Sweet Pickles, dozen. . . .l2Vtc Fresh Chow Chow, pint.15c CHOICE LEAN PORK LOIN . . . 17i/2c SMOKED MEATS. Sugar Cured Picnic Hams.14c Sugar Cured Skinned Hams.- 22c Sugar Cured Brisket Bacon.17c Sugar Cured Bacon Backs.20c Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon. . . .27c BUTTERINE. Lucky Buy Oleo.19c Liberty Nut Oleo.22c Liberty Nut Oleo, 5 lbs.$1.05 Evergod Oleo, 2 lbs.50c Ever good Oleo, 5 lbs..$1.20 Danish Pioneer Creamery Butter..39c Evaporated Milk, 3 for.25c Fancy Early June Peas, 3 for.40c Fancy Sweet Corn, 3 for.40c LAMB. Fancy Forequarters . .... 14c Fancy Lamb Chops.20c Fancy Lamb Stew.10c ' ■ ■” 11 ■■■■■— . —.... . ■ Express and Mail Orders Filled Promptly. HANDY I | SERVICE -nJV 1 E STORE E 0 <BH| |SUGAR Fine Granulated, 10 Lbs. 69c ' I MILK PET or CARNATION, Tall Cans, 3 for 29C I | SANI-FLUSH Can 21c JELLO Flav Pkg. PRUNES sci::i Xu 28c CHOCOLATE 21c HATH Cl I Quaker, regular, OAJMtAL 15c elze, 2 pkge. £OC MAYONNAISE CATSUP ."ir'V..u 23c P. & fi, SOAP, 10 B»r» 42c MACARONI Srifc 3 for 25c NEW CARROTS-Cronmcd, new tender carrot* are delicious. OP 3 bundle* for.mwC HEAD LETTUCE—h'rpsli shipments from Arizona, crisp solid hcHd*. op I for. ADC ORAPE FRUIT —Clioiee, juicy, Atwood or Dr. Phillips Grape Krult, «P 3 for. ZOC OANO APPLES llano Apples nre iimisiml ly fine rooking or baking apple*, OQ 5 lb*, for . «3*7C ORANGES Smt-Kisl. These navel oranges are very sweet at llils season. PP Medium size. 3 dozen . OOC POTATOES—Krd ltiver OQr Karly Ohio Potatoes, pk. . HONEY—White Conti) Honey, dC lull weight, special, 3 combs. I" ’A Psaches | "Glass Jar” Pi ■ mil pine;,ppi* , °f 3 for»I I lull Apricots } Del Monts M I I BUTTER FLOUR MARGARINE I Idlewilde -Golden Rod Blue Bell, 48 lb. d*0 or "G.m Nut,'' i whol..om. prip. 9 P a O aack . aiation with unuiual OCto, & po^rt. 4ZC ^muJAilM ■ W^ 9 ^ I 1 ♦ 36. Greek letter. 33. To injur*. 37. To prosecute at law. 35. Precious stone. 38. Over (contraction). ~~ <ioP8 „rons The solution nil Isppeai tomorrow. 40. Doctrines. Vertical. Solution of yesterday's puzzle. 1. In a state of disorder. 2. Shaped like the letter L. 3. To stint. 5. Warmth. 6. Tiny. 7. Ktfeminat* taking). 9. Precious stones. 10. Short breath. 13. A pronoun. 16. A pronoun. 17. Eroded. 19. A land measure 22. Part, of "to be.’’ 23. A fisli. 24. An intrigue. 25. I fees on. 26. Pleasant. 27. Novices. --- 28. Entrances. Fllley.—Carl Paul Sorenson, died at no. An article. his horn* here, aged 69. 14is wife and 31. Musical note. five children survive.__ This new breakfast cake: 50%, lighter, quicker to make, easier to digest, -and more delicious! THIS dainty, tempting breakfast will amaze you I It Is so good—so quickly pre pared— ao wholesome. These cakes are 50% lighter than old-style pancakes; they digest in half the time. They’re sweet, airy-light, supremely enticing. Because—they’re all wheat. No heavy “filler.” Try them soon. 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