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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1921)
10 THIS BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY. MUTEMUEH 3. JVJl V Society WanbtrgOBritn. The marriage of Mii Helen O'Brien, daughter of Mr.' and Mra, W. P. O'Brien, and ll.rry W. Wen berg, an of Mr. G, Wenbtrg, took . plare IhunHay tiirrnoon at AH tint church. Rev. Thomai Caddy olfiriaicl. Mm Margaret O'Brien, titter of - the lirile. and timer Wenberg, brother of the groom, were the only " attendant. Only relativei ol the cou- pie were pretent. . The bride hii graduated from nrthany college in Kanat and at- tended Iowa State college at A met, where the was a member of Alpha t"" Gamma Delta. Mr. Wenberg wai graduated from the Omaha Univertily College of I-aw. The couple have gdne on a trip to , Kaunas City, after which they will reside at the l'almer apartments. j- Iowa Wedding. Announcement have been re- reived telling of the marriage on Thuriday at Moorhead, la., of , Leone Anita, daughter of Mr. and Mr i, Charlet E. Moorhead of Moor '" head, la., and Earl Norman Bret . man of Amet, la., aon of Theodore - Bremman of this citv. . The Kev. V. M. fclUlon of Ute, ' la., former pastor of the bride's fam- - ily. performed the ceremony. The T bride i a graduate of voice under m' Dean Holmei Cowper of Drake uni- vemity and i a member of Mu i'hi "Fpiilon and Alpha 'Chi Omega ororilir. Mr. Brrtaman is a graduate of 'Omaha High school unci of Iowa Slate college at Ames, lie served! - as lieutenant in the world war. lie ' it a member of several fraternities " including Alpha (ianima Klio, l'hi Kappa Plit, Gamma Sigma, Delta, . Sigma Delta Chi and Alpha eta. The young couple will reside at Ames, la., on their return from .Christmas Lake. Federated Club Notes. The Grand Island Woman's club '..will celebrate its second birthday an ; nivcrsary with a I o'clock luncheon, October 3. ' m The membership committee is planning a campaign for new incni - hers during the month of Scptem . ber. The goal set is 500 en- thusia.-ilic.i live members for next year. Every woman of the city who -cares to unite ber influence rnd en- terprise for the betterment of the educational, social and moral concil ia tions of the community is welcome. Mrs. W. A. Prince is president of the club, which is one of the most active women's organizations in the 'A state. ' Pre-Nuptial Dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Alan McDonald will entertain at dinner, at their home Friday evening, in honor of Miss ".Margrctha Grimmcll, fiancee . of George Flack, and members of the - Flack-Grimruel wedding party. . What's What By HELEN DECIE Dain pom cards are used only to convey brief and buiinesslike mes taget. Thete cards cost one-half the pottage required for ordinary letters; for this reason, at well as for the accompanying economy of time, mimeographed, printed or written pott cards are customarily utilized lor notices of meetings. It is not good form to write a personal note on a government pos tal. Hasty travelers have nude a convenient exception of the omni present pictorial cards which, al though quite as public as the offi cial postals are frequently uied to send messages concerning safe arri val, etc. But the ultra-conservative persons, even when they are hurried, prefer to take an extra minute ot time and an extra pennyworth of postage to inclose the card in an ad dressed envelope. This may be a wie precaution if the message is at all confidential, and if the open card would be likely to come under the inspection of inquisitive eyes. (Copyright, by rublle Ledger Co.) Problems That Perplex BEATRICE FAIRFAX. Personals Shower for Miss Youngman. Miss Elizabeth Youngman, fiancee of Carle E. Dhnond, was honor guest at a miscellaneous shower given by Miss Ruth Allen at her v home Thursday evening. Fourteen guests attended. - . Mr. and Mrs. William Ritchie are borne from an eastern trip. Ruth Nickum is spending the week in Seward, Neb., with relatives. Miss Gertrude Kountze will re turn Sunday from Des Moines. Lewis Carr has returned from Fort Sneiling, where he was in camp. The condition of Mrs. L. A. Dictz, who is ill at the C. X. Dictz home, is improved. Mrs.' O. D. Kipliuger and son, Donald, have returned from a motor trip to Kansas City. Miss Helen Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Rogers, will en ter assar college tins year. A 1 son. Dominico, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sansillipo, Fri day, at St. Josephs hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bush and daughter, Patricia, have returned from a motor trip to Minnesota. A daughter. Catherine Anne, was, born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs: J. A. Hanahan at St. Josephs hospital. Miss Elinor Kountze, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Kountze, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis in Boston, had a second operation performed upon her Wed nesday. - Her condition is reported to be 'serious. , , Stylish School Shoes That Are Serviceable as Well Our stocks of juvenile' footwear for; this . autumn and winter are. complete to the last detail. Those parents who in the past have supplied the children's needs from this store know that they practiced real economy. To those who have not we can only urge you to see for yourself the advantages offered . in style, serviceable quality and price. Bring the Children in Tomorrow ! ' FRY SHOE CO. ' - 16th and Douglas Streets The Lure of Money. Paar Miss t'alrtax: 1 am !6. Have t een thinking about roarrlaia (or the last tw year, but finding a real companion ia o dirncult that I fl InrhneJ to siv It up. I have met many girls. Every on was gla4 to meet ma and ready to help ma waata my earnings. M"t of them would hava considered being loving wife, If I could provide an absolutely comfortable hums. Money teems to ha the absorbing Idea. Not long ago I bad the opportunity of reading on Interesting artle-la of voura about "home makera and homo wrerkem," Wonder whether tha forniee claa has l''n exlln gulshsd. If It hua not cnjld you Blve edvii-fl in tha search for a faithful mate? I am a small water earner. Money never lured me, and hope It never will. 1 have Iota of ambition, but no mmiry ambition. Thouuh It la dim cult to find a person who will agree with ma In that Darticular Hunt, do not doubt there might be aomt one. J. M. Wo are Jiving- In a period of phy Meal rather than spiritual longtime. Iut not everyone contributes to thia atmosphere. J'robably tha very girls who attract you are tha onea or whom you cannot approve, for you know subconsciously that they won t be sutlbfled with the aimpia things you can provide. I've an Idea that if you were to beatlr yourself find work hard to earn some of the things you desire. Instead of Hitting back and approving of yourself because your Ideala are above those of your mer cenary acquaintances, you would be better off. Wo all get what we want In this world "provided only we hold the Idea firmly enough and hustle." Iuttlng Ijove to the Test, Pe.ir Mlsa Knlrfax: I have bren going about with a man of 25 since last summer.. I am 19. When I am in his company he seems to care for no ono but me, and yet has never said anything to encourage me or told me he cared for me. I like him very much. I am moving away soon and I want to find out how much lie cares for me before I go. I must rind out how much he cares for "me. Now. how can I? Please advise me. ANXIOUS. The fact of your near departure may bring the man to a realization of hla feelings. If you are willing to risk everything and are tine enough to want htm to be sqimre and tell you honestly it he doesn't feel as you do. then you might talk the mat ter over without mental reservation. You canj't perform miracles but you can stake everything on abso lute frankness and a brave standing by your feelings. TUirht or Wrons Hero? Dear Miss Fairfax: I am an only daughter, with five brothers, and we have no mother, so that on a matter rif thia kind I have no one to go to. and wish you would please advise me. During my high school days I be came friends with ono of .liy school mates. This friendship increased during his college days. He has just graduated and started out in the business world. During his college days I was the only girl ae ever In vited to any of the school affairs. There has never been any talk be tween us of love, but all our friends, both his and mine, believe we are engaaed and tease me about my an nouncing It now that he la through with his studies. At all a fairs we two are coupled together and every, on always speaks of ua two aa be ing engaged. ' This la, of course, keeping other men away from our home. I do care much for this young man. but I do not like the embarrassment. I am sure they must say tha same things to him, and If he war aerioua aon I you think he ought to say something to ine? I am not anxious to marry now nnd would be perfectly willing to wall until h la settled a long aa there was some uderstanding be- twen iis. I cant spisk to hlin on the matter. Do you think anyone In my family should, In a tnctful way? I don't want them to, but know my brother wanta to, J. Si. I'robahly the renson for the young man's silence la his financial situa tion. I suppose ha isn't in a posi tion to marry. Kit her pride or stub bornness may be keeping him from asking you to wait. Uut In any case he is either selfish and Indifferent to the poaltinn In which he's putting you or he doesn't care for you except aa a rriend. I see no reason why you shouldn't permit one of yoir broth era to approach hhn tactfully on the subject. If the man docs care for you your brother's asking him about bin feelings for you won't destroy them. If he doesn't care you'll be better off knowing It now and not golna on with the weaving of dreams about the wrong hero. - Out of the Running. "Really, you know,"vhe drawled, "I can't decide whether to marry a merely beautiful girl or a girl with brains." "I'm afraid." she told him gently, "that you will never marry either." "Kh. why not?" he demanded. "Why, she explained kindly, "a beautiful girl could do better and a girl with brains would know better." butterfly Salad. (iood sound tomatoes, red cr yel low, rut in slices little more than a quarter of an inch in thickness, put curved sides facing each ulhei, thus resembling wings. Cream cheese colored green, ol cone like shape lor body. A seedless raisin (or tlu head, swelled in water until plump and easily shaped, or a head made of ths Things You'll Love To Make. Ribbon. Trimmed Curtains sVO NEED TO SUFFER FROM TENDER FEET SimpU wmyt to Af rf reeiiNf fuse Tired, aching feet are a needles handicap. You can free yourself from constant nervous strain and annoyance, from smarting and ex cessive perspiration. Thanks to scientists who have made a study of the feet. Blue-iay Treatment is now bringing relief to men and women everywhere. A refreshing, deodorant bath with Blue-jay Foot Soap, a cooling, soothing massage with Blue-jay Foot Relief, and then a light coating of Blue-jay Foot Powder this is bliss for tired, aching feet. Write for free booklet "The Proper Care of the Feet" to Bauer & Black, Chicago. Your druggist has yrllow of a barj boiled egg, mathrd, moittened with a little inavonnaite with liny points of clove (r eyrs. Antennae of green pepper or t u ft Ira or pimento, according to the color of the tomato, so that there ai ron. trading colors. Arrange Hal on in dividual plates with lettuce leaves round or water crets; if the toiusto slices are laige, cut In two, being sure to bae the curved aide in, i lacing each other, body between. Pu( a little French dressing over and 4 Bee Want Ad produce Reulta i Pnnnn' E3E IE Ordsri et 11.00 er Mere Delivered to Any Part of the City. Phone AT Untie 4603 EtfiH D&ESSJSD Mall Orders filled and Shipped rVe.tiptl. 1814-16 18 Farnam Stmt Phone AT Untie 4603 BI iue-iay Foot Treatment Keeps feet feeliag flue P ill Ribbon-trimmed curtains are easy to make and look so charming on bedroom windows. Make simple cur tains of voile or marquisette. Draw sufficient threads to have the hem stitching three-eighths inch wide Make double hemstitching. Use one fourth inch ribbon of a color to har monize with the color scheme of the rooin. Run the ribbon through the hemstitching on the side and bottom. Finish the corner with a flower made of loops of the ribbon. These ribbon-trimmed curtains are lovely in their simplicity. FLORA. Copyright, 1921, by Fubllo Ledger Co. Tiylhis easy way to heal yourskin A pure ointment that has brought joy to thousands tortured by skin disorders RESItlOL 5oolhinq and HeeJina K fD SPRIKa Cltf CKZNS OR DitsA. LB 29Uo rreh Dreased Roasting Chickeni, lb IQVzt FRESH DRESSED Y0UNO SPRING DUCK, lb 29e RMWmh ee eairSMa are hmfht eUta iM I. tort. auiMlllM. terhft eaa ll thwn at hM law prWM. W 4rrm lm hmIim. Think and Act Ahead of Time and Save Both Time and Money -lat dwnoniiratlon and sale f MbSy's ''omM Hf Hull, Rout h-t anil Apple Butter, all In te punt nt woiaht tlni. fin la rut wr tor h rlntr, n1 far unttpMtM vlmort. L'urm the iU will Mil thM waiuWrful pradiiria at Corned Beef Hash, Pr 5lh. nt tin .... 33c I? Roast Deef, lb rift tin 45c Apple Hutter, Jlh. net tin . 24c Special demonstration and sate of Swansdown Cake Flour. Com in and try a piece of delicious cake made frem Instant Swansdewn Cake Flour. During the demonstration we will sell 3 pack, ansa of this flour for , 88 D D 0 Meat Specials rig Pork Loin Roast, per lb Genuine- Lamb Legs, per lb, Rib Roast, boned and rolled, per lb Sirloin Steak, per lb Forterbouse Steak, per lb. Steer Tot Roast, per lb. .. Steer Rib Doll, ppr lb Steer Shoulder Steak, per lb ) Fancy Young Veal Roast, per lb, Fancy Young Veal Chops, per lb, oung Veal Stew, per lb, Fresh Spareribs. per lb. Genuine Lamb Stew, per lb Our own cure. No. 1 Sugar. Cured Skinned Hams, half or whole, per lb Sugar Cured Lean Breakfast Bacon, lb... Sugar Cured Bacon, per lb. .17a S1V 23!'i .25 .28 mv, .07', .15 .10 .oaya .06 .31 1!'a Grocery Specials Furc (Iranulatcd Sugar, 10 lbs. 63c " 100 lbs. for $6.69 CiooclYs Best Flour, per 4S-lb. sack.... 1.08 Just received a new Nhiprncnt of Eng. lisli walnuts, all 100 per cent good, Special Saturday, per pound .34c Fancy Smoked Norwegian Sardines in puro olive oil, per can 12c BiK 4 "White Nnptha Soap, 11 bars for . . 64c A full 2-pound can of Kamo Syrup, for 10c 1 pound of our best bulk Cocoa with every purchase of 3 lbs. of our Food Center Special Coffee for 1.00 Fine Delicious Coffee, per pound 23o Saturday Specials FANCY SPRING LAMB LEGS. PER LB... 23c FRESH DRESSED SELECTED SPRING CHICKENS, PER LB .Ibc thia Bll Flour, jr 24-lb. ek, a retl flour, a real price .Mc Advo Gold Mtdal Coffee per S-lb. can. beats them all S1.19 Walter Baker's Premium Chocolate, per lb. , 47e Pearl White Soap, 1 br. ....... .4B Lars Slender Coeambert. each.. ... ..10c Fancy Colorado Peaches, per bas ket Me California Bsrtlett Pears, per bas ket 23c The Very Best Creamery Butter,' per lb 39c Rocky Ford Cantaloupes, the finest of the season, green or pink nest, per crate IJS Damsea Plums. Order early, as our supply is limited. Quart box. ...... .30c Per IS-ouart Crate .....$4.65 Fancy Evergreen Sweet Corn, just as it runs, per do ten. 15c Blue Italian Prunes, by the "suitcase," get them while the fettins is tood: net weight. $ lbs.; per ease S1-3S Red Siberian Crabapples, Alligator Pears. Strawberries. Hubbard Squash, Horse Radish Root and many other good things: Sommer Brothers :. Friday Orders Meaa Early B Harney 018. - ' - ' Friday Orders Meu Early Deliveries Satarday . ! . . ' 7ft. k mmJ (.. Si. Tka Hifhwat Gratia Maarat BEATON'S SPECIALS Saturday and Monday HAIR NETS $1.00 Krank'a Lemon Cream Special Sale at .69 Elona Human Hair Nets, 25c Flexible Nail Files. 12 per doz. ......... .50t ' Venida Nets, double or single 35c gjoan's Liniment. . . . .28 mesh, 2 for ....... 25 Kosine for epiiepSy . . . , $2.00 nmir WANT; ? H-25 Listerine 70s DRUG WANTS - $1 10 NuxateA iron ..... . 89t 20c 2-in-l White Shoe Dressing ?125 Lyko Tonic 98tf 4 o PeVokide" HydVoVen,.1!? Click's Ibltad Mjk vEZlJu nr'iiYiH;;' " ' ' qoJ 25c Mentholatum '. 17 Beaton s Bnlhantine . . . .39 35c Castoria 25 60c Phillips' Milk of Ma I $&$ftZu, nesia at ......... .ocfC ---u oca 85c Jad Salts 56 cach 25 35c Allen's Foot Ease . . 23t I n . . , 35c Beaton's BandoUne 60c Orazin Tooth Paste at ............. .22 st F $0,00 Electric Curling Irons $1.00 Neet .. I ........ . 79 : : - -83.98 30c Lavoris 20 3-00 Thermo Pacft 35c Cutex Preparations. .29 'y.-.y Sir 60c Gputorbe Imported Liquid H-00 Touring Solid Alcohol Nan Polish ......... .29 Stoves at ........ -49 Large Toy Balloons, different - ' shapes, 6 for .25 $1-60 Pinaud's Lilas Vegetal $1.00 S. K. & F. Aspirin Tab- at 98t lets, bottles of 100 tablets, Piver's Azurea Face Powder at .59 at .98 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste.. 39 i 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste. 18 INSECT DESTROYERS 60c DeMar's Benzoin and E1 Vampiro Insect Powder Almond Lotion 42 and Gun for... 10 1 30c Hofstra .22, New Gillette Razors, with 3 15C Peterman's Ant Food Bladea ......... .81.00 at . 12 $1.10 Boro-Phenoform Supposi- RUBBER GOODS ' tories.. ...89 Complete Lin 66c Lister's Sanitary Napkins, Lady Attendant , medium size, doz 48t $2.00 2-qt. Velvet Red Rubber Now la the Time to Rid tha Combination Hot Water Bot House of Mice and Rats tie and Fountain Syringe, 35c Stearns' Electric Paste at .............. . .81.45 27 $1.50"2-qt.'Veivet Red Rubber Mouse Traps, each 5 Fountain Syringe at . . . 95t Per doz. ............. 50 $3.00 Le grand's Female Douche 81.98 $3.50 Houbigant's Ideal Ex- All above rubber goods tract, per ounce . .82.25 guaranteed for two years. $1.00 Palmer's Toilet Water, , , allodora ...... ....73 PHOTO DEPT. . Films Developed! Free When 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste Prints Are Ordered at 36t 1 ' 16c Sternb Canned Heat, ' CIGARS 3 for -25 t , m j. 20c Pears' Unscented Soap 7c Flor de Intal , .5 at .12 Box of 50 82.25 $1.25 Pinkham'a Vegetable ?ew Bachelor .......... .6 Compound , 98 15c Mozart Amencanos. .10 Box of 60 84.00 $1.00 Milkweed Cream 79 15 L A?ira' Pali' eac-'Jl9 65c Doan'a Kidney PUla 44 Box of 60 84.00 60c Non Spi 38 I : i 1 : ' MAZDA LAMPS 30c Absorbit .......... .12 . The Orif inal and 35c Odorono ...21 ' Reliable One 60c Newbro'a Herpicide . .39 J 5 to 50-Watt '. .40 15c Lux Soap 12 60-Watt Lamp 45 30c Woodbury Soap . . . .18 Fuse Plugs, -10 to 30 Am-- Life Buoy Soap, cake .... . .8 peres, at 10 50c Stationery, per box. .29a ' 1 Mail Orders Receive Our Prompt Attention Beaton Drug Co, 15th AND FARNAM STREETS EAT Macaroni Foods IT IS MADE GOOD FOR YOU TO EAT It contains genuine Semolina, from which the best Macaroni is made. For sale at all grocers. - Manila Cigars Our Own Importation La Flor de Intal, 6 for .25, 100 for 4.00 Adelalda, 4 for .15, 100 for...) 3.25 La ArmMa, 2 for 25c sizer 50 for 3.75 Mozart Sublimes, .15 value, .11; 60 for 4.85 Camels, Spurs, Chesterfields, per carton 1.69 Horseshoe Tobacco, per lb... .75 Whale Smoking Tobacco, full pounds .48 Tuxedo Tobacco, In glass jars 1.44 Fruit Department 13 to 20 lb. box Italian Plums or Prunes, per box.... $1.19 Crate of four baskets Italian Prunes or Plums $1.80 Per square baskets.... 45c Bartlett Pears, per box. $3.25 Muscatine Watermetona, per lb 2',4c Extra Fancy Colorado reaches, bushel or boxes, at lowest prices. Butter Eggs Cheese Thomarn'a Dairy Maid Fancy Creamery Butter, per lb. ...40c Danish Pioneer Fancy Creamery Butter, per lb.. 3Vie Hex Nut Butterln. per lb.,.. 22c Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese, per pound , Z5e EggB Kerira Strictly Freeh Checked Egcs, per doi :3e Honey Pew Cake, ea., 50c Fig Layer Cake, ea.. . .40c Cookies, per doz 15c n 2 dozen for . 25c g French Rolls, per doz.. 20c WeSeUSKIWNEIlS the highest grade Macaroni, Spaghetti, Egg Noodles and other . Macaroni Products. Fresh Killed Spring Chickens 28c EiueMeir Bros. OMAHA'S LEADING CASH MARKETS We Guarantee the Quality of Our Meats and Provisions LOWEST PRICES QUICK SERVICE Stores Close at 8 P. M. Saturday Fresh Killed Young v Hens 26c Sugar Cured Skinned Hams y or whole 27c Genuine Spring Lamb Hindquarters 20c Choice Beef Pot Roast 9c Choice Round Steak 18c Choice Beef Chuck Roast Special at 11c Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon Yz or whole 24c BEEF CUTS Choice Rib Boiling Beef . 7c Choice Beef Pot Roast. .9c Choice Beef Chuck Roast at lie Prime Rib Roast ... . . 16c Fresh Cut Hamburger 12c Choice Corned Beef . 12c Fresh Beef Liver . .... 10c Fresh Beef Hearts .... .8c SAUSAGE AND COOKED MEATS Choice Wienies ....... 18c Choice Frankfurts .... 18c Choice Polish Sausage. 18c Fresh Liver Sausage ... 15c Free h Bologna Sausage 15c Smoked Liver Sausage . 25c Choice Minced Ham . . . 20c Choice Pressed Ham ... 20c Fancy Summer Sausage at .... ...;. .22c Fancy Large Dill Pickles, doz. .... ...... ... , 30c CHEESE Fancy Cream Cheese . . 28c Fancy Brick Cheese. . .25c Best Creamery Butter, special at . 37c GENUINE SPRING LAMB Fancy Hindquarters 20c Fancy Forequarters ... 14c Fancy Lamb Chops . . .22c VEAL CUTS Choice Veal Stew Choice Veal Roast. . Choice Veal Chops Choice Veal Leg, or whole . . . . ...... Choice Veal Loins . 20c 20c PURE LARD AND SHORTENING Cudahy's Puritan Lard, 100 Pure Leaf 5-lb. pail ......... .98c ; 10-lb. paH . .. . . .$1.95 Pure Lard, per lb. . . .'. 16c Compound Lard, lb ... 121c SPECIAL ON CANNED GOODS Fancy Early June Peas, " 2 cans ...... ... . 25c Fancy Sweet Corn, 3 cans , for . . ." . . . . . . . .. . .33c Fancy Tomatoes, 3 cans ' for . ... .30c Fancy Pork and Beans, - 3 cans . ...... .30c Fancy Sardines, 5 cans . 25c Evaporated Milk, 3 tall . cans ............. .33c Kasper's Bargain Coffee at .Sc Kasper's Stars and Stripes Coffee at 30c Kasper's Big 5 Coffee . . 35c SMOKED MEATS Sugar Cured Picnic Hams at .15c Sugar Cured Regular Hams at . . ... .... .... . ..30c Sugar Cured Strip Bacon at ..... . . . ... . . . ..18c Sugar Cured Brisket Bacon at . .17c Armour's Star Bacon. .41c Cudahy's Puritan Bacon at . . . . . . . . ; . . . 41c PORK CUTS Choice Pork Loin Roast 20c Fresh Boston Butts. . . . 19c Fresh Leaf Lard . . . . . 12c Fresh Spareribs .... . . 9c Little Pig Hearts, 4 lbs . 25c Frish Neck Bones, 4 lbs. 25c Fresh Pig Livers, 2 lbs . . 15c Choice Salt Pork ..... 18c Fresh Cut Pork Sausage at........ ..18c BUEHLER BROS. SPECIAL Mb. bar White Naptha V Laundry Soap, 3 bars 25c Special Prices on AH Brands Swift's Butterines Express and Mail Orders Filled From This List Promptly EkNwJ1m. SfMfrMtti audi athar Macaroni Pr4ticta