THE BEE: OMAHA,v SATURDAY, SEPTEMHKK 3. mi.
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Don't Let the
Past Always
Haunt
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
'A mot unusual letter has conic
lo me from a nun ho feci and
think and who doe in' t find it cay
ennlrnl liia Imminittnn ihouah lie
1 hat fared and conquered a big prob-
! lent. Walter'a letter is worth think
I linr about. Here it i:
i '.."I am 27 and have known a girl
T for three veirs. Before meeting me
: he had a love ailair ith a man 10
veara her leiuor. Alter giving Win
everything a woman ha to give the
was Iniormea mat ne nau no in
tention of marrying her.
She took me into her confidence
and told me this after I had known
her about three month. Now (hit
doe not make any deference to me,
for 1 realize that he ha been un
fortunate and misplaced her tnut
But what trouble me i thin: We
go out for an evening and enjoy
ourtclve in a fine way tince almot
alt our interests are in common, iiut
when I take her home, and the
thinks I am not looking, the hat a
far awav look in her eye that I
cannot explain. And if 1 talk to her
the doesn't even hear me. I've
asked her one or twice, what the
vat thinking about and the just told
me. "Nothing."
. "Now, I love her dearly and I
want to marry her, and know her
wish is the tame. But playing sub
stitute all my life doet not ecm
very encouraging. 1 thought three
years oi friendship would make a
difference. But that look in her
eyet . comet back tometiines. I've
spent many sleepiest nightt over the
problem and I am about ready to
give up." ' .
Here it a man who has enough
vision to accept a girl he love and
to feel that her past blundering hat
not touched on her present beauty
of toul or that the has even climbed
throutrh sufferinir. Yet he cannot
1 quite trust the, girl- he to niagnani-
mously forgives. ' - '..
The truth ol if all eeemt o oe
that Walter it rather proud of him
self for overlooking, the past, but he
doesn't forget it He doesn't trust
the girl he loves to forget it, either.
Vell suppose she doesn't?
' Does Walter wish to feel that the
Woman h wishes-to make his wife
gave herself lightly and has nothing
of regret nothing of. sorrow. in her
memories? Does he want her to be
callous and smilingly put out of her
life all thought of a love which cost
her so much? - -
. Most of us stumble acrqsj unhap
plness in love throagh an over
developed sense of possession. We
wish to own a human soul. We
cannot bear to, have a thought un
shared with our beloved or to per
mit that beloved to care for some
thing which threatens our suprem
acy, . But. it isn't possible to fetter
the raind. or to say: , '
"Yoit shall not think of this.. You
must not remember that." .
'Walter cannot know how much
'the girl he loves suffers in the
'j thought that she has been compelled
to make her sorry confession to him.
H rannnt sruess how. belittled she
feels at the need of forgiveness and
Jipw much she longs to qe able to
five royally the gift of herself with
out any tragic oacKgrouno oi mis
takes and shame and sorrow. Per
haps in his very Acceptance of the
(situation and in his very generosity
there is a tiny quality of priggish
ness or condescension which humbles
his sweetheart anew and over and
' over, again. '.'. . . ,
To "forgive without forgetting
is to make life a series of adjust
ments and torments. Happy the
man who is . fine enough to listen
to a woman's tragedy and say ' -"Your
suffering has made you the
woman I love. Let us forget it.".
; But if he only says that he loves
and must try to forgive and accept,
and does ,not look ahead to the
.fuure in proud refusal to let -he
past ' haunt him 1 with'" suspicions,
none of his seeming, "generosity"
is big enough to insure happines. "
Sweet Potato Fritters.
. Wash, peel and grate finely some
raw sweet potatoes. Squeeze a little,
if extra moist, then add one beaten
egg to every small cupful of raw
-potatoj and a scant tablespoon of
flour; mix. weft nd fry in Crisco or
other fat Serve on a doiley, with
sprinkled sugar and slices of lemon.
This may be used as a savory by
adding more pepper and salt Serve
with sprigs of parsley. "
J i ) GUffiO OHO (LGRUB iW I.
aac-v r l e -sixHTm'tast kiivi. a
Cooking for
An Invalid
By LORETTO C LYNCH
At the average American family
cannot afford a trained nurse it be
hooves every woman to know how
to do tome of tie thing required
m"a tick room. Thera are a num.
brr of book to be had at the library
touching on home nur.ing and even
readmg otirie it better than no
training at all.
It l the purpose of thi article to
help the woman who ha the prob
lem of cooking for. an invalid lhrut
upon her.
Tirst, ak the physician for a
of Just what the patient may have.
Orangeade it one of the thing
frequently ordered.. It it well to
make it up fresh each time. Squeeze
the juice of an orange through a
ttrainer into a glass. Fill the gl
to the top with water previously
boiled and cooled. Stand the gl
into a bowl of crushed ice until suf
ficiently chilled. Sweeten at per
mitted. Egg-nog it a favorite drink among
invalids. To prepare thi, beat one
fre.h egg ami add to it three
fourth of a tablespoon of lugar and
a few grain of alt Add very alow.
Iv. beating constnntly, one table
spoon of bandy. I'our in gradually
two-thirdi of, a measuring cup of
milk. Strain and erve. If brandy
is unobtainable or not permitted, add
one-half teaspoon of lemon or orange
extract instead.
Patients u'J to drinking tea often
miss it dreadfully. If it it allowed,
put one tcaspoonful of tea in a tea
ball. Warm a cup by dipping it into
boiling water. Tour half a measur
ing cup of freshly boiling water into
ihe run. Lower the ball into the
cup, let stand one mil He, then re
move. . Serve witn tuga. ana cream.
Man'v rrouest have come to me
for a good recipe for fruit bran muf
fins. Grease and flour your muffin tins.
The recipe ought to make about
eight In a mixing bowl, beat 1 egg
until light. To it add 2 tablespoon
of molasses, I cup of milk, 1 cup of
bran, Y cup . of graham or entire
wheat flour. V teaspoon of salt, 2
teaspoons of baking powder, J4 cup
English walnut meats and 'A cup
seeded raisins. The walnut meats
should be broken int9 pieces and
the raisins should be cut into pieces.
Beat for several minutes and bake
in the muffin tins in a liot oven
about 20 minutes. "
The serving tray should be just
large enough to hold the needed
dishes. It should be covered by a
scrupulously clean cloth. Occasion
ally, a single flower laid upon the
tray cloth will add to the attractive
ness.
. Left Over Cake.
An interesting method in which
to use left-over cake is in
Diplomat Pudding.
ChoD toeether a few cherries and
raisins and three-quarters of a cup
ful of currants. ut into small dice
a number of slices of cake, riace
ihM increriienta - in a mold and
pour over them custard made from
two cupfuls of milk, four eggs and
three-auarters of a cupful ot sugar
and flavored with vanila. Bake in a
medium hot oven in a pan of water
for half an hour.. Turn out of mold
when very cold and serve wifli a
sauce made from .crushed red cur
rants and sugar syrup.
' Flour , should be measured after a
single sifting. 1
Like the rich, juicy goodness "of MtM-aschino
Cherries? You'll enjoy the flavor of
Cherry Ice Cream
The special for this week in Harding's Ice Cream
made only as Harding can make it. Locate the dealet .
closest to home and order some for dessert. 7 f '
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Tomato Time
Oriental Prttem (Green Tomato.)
Cut on dosen lemon in exceed
ingly thin slice, add one qaart of
water and let tund over night. Cook
in th water in which they have
soaked until the lemon rind begin
to be tender and add two pound of
tugar, 10 pound of young green
tomatoes, cut -in "thin titer, and a
Urge jar of preserved finger. Cut
the ginger in small ttript and add
th tyrup at welt Let tunmer until
the tomatoes look clear. Seal at
(or canned fruit and divide the ginger
and lemon equally between the jar.
Grandmother! Tomato Catsup.
Wash one peck of ripe tomatoes,
cut them in small piece, add a
rhopped clove of garlic, four cup
ful of nnl J vinegar and cook until
th tomator are toft and pulpy.
Then ores through a puree sieve.
Turn into a preserving kettle, add
a spice bag, containing one table
spoonful of whole allspice, two table
tpoonfult of broken ttick cinnamon
and one and a half tahlepoon(ul of
whole clove. Add alio one cupful
of sugar, one tablcspoonful of talt
and paprika, or cayenne, to taste.
Simmer until of the desired consist
ency, stirring frequently, turn into
self-sealing sterilixed bottles and teal
air tight.
Tomato Jelly.
Use tdmatoet that are not quite
ripe, cut in tlicet and let cook over
boiling water until toft Drain
AnvniTiatKMKXT
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CAUSE SUCH GREAT PHYSICAL
WEAKNESS AND MAKE ONE AN
EASY PREY TO A MULTITUDE OF
DANGEROUS DISEASES-
Every human being is born with
a certain quantity of "nerve force"
some with Mora than other.
Your body normally makes or
generates nerve force . only about
ao last, ana if through overwork,
worry, constant nervous strain or
other excesses, you use up your
nerve lorce taster than your body
makes new nerve force, then your
nerve power becomes weakened, and
a consequence your blood mar btcom
thin, pal and- watery, and you become
feeble, crots. and irritable. In sueh a elate
you may not only gutter terrible, tortures
from a multitude of alarming- eymptome,
but in your greatly weakened condition you
are an easy prey for the multitude of dan
sreroua germs with which you. muit coma
in almost daily contact, and you may there
fore easily contract some dangerous or
even fatal diieaie.
In such caiea you ehould immediately
take something to revitauta your wornout,
exhausted nerves and create new nerve
force. This is moit effectively accom
plished by the free use of Nuxated Iron.
This valuable product quickly aids in en
riehinft the blood and thereby helps It to
furnish an additional aupply of new nerve
force with which to revitalize and regen
erate the brain and nerve, ceils. It also
contains a product which represents the
principal chemical eonetitaent of active
living nerve force in a form most nearly
allied to that in the nerve and brain cells
of man. Nuxated Iron may therefore be
aaid to be both a blood and nerve food
as it furnishes strength-giving organic iron
to the blood and the most important ele
ment of the nervo-vital fluid to the nerves.
The effect of Nuxated Iron, in eases . of ex
hausted nerve force and impoverished
blood ia so 'Kmarkabland strrprlffhg that"
it often increases, the strength and endur.
ance of weak, nervous, "rundown" men and
women in two weeks' time. In fact, the
manufacturers guarantee aattsfaetory re
sults to every purchaser or they will re
fund your money. Nuxated Iron is for
sale by all druggists.
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NERVE
AND
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if v7 M a mm mmrt
HI Ommm
through a Jelly bag, without pres
sure j and fr etch quirt of the Juice
add h thin yellow rind and Juice
of a Union. Let cook for '0 min
utes with three-quarter of a cupful
of strained apple juice and add a
cupful of heated tugar for each cup
ful of th combined juices, Remove
the lemon rind and cook, skimming
well, until it jellt when tried on a
cold plate. Cover the next day with
melted paraffine.
Piccalilli.
Chop on quart each of green and
rip tomatoes, one small head of
celery, two tweet, red repper. one
green pepper (remove the teed from
pepper), on cucumber, on large
Bermuda onion and half a head of
small cabbage. Let stand over night
in layer, sprinkling between half a
cupful of salt. In the morning, drain
and press in a cloth to remove all
the liquid possible. Turn into a pre
serving kettle and add three cupful
of vinegar, one pound , of brown
sugar, half a teaspoon of mustard
and half a teaspoon of cayenne. Sim
mer until clear (about one hour) and
store a for fanned fruit. (
Chamois gloves may te kept toft
and pliable by adding a tcatpoorful
of olive oil to the water in which
they are washed.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
0. BLU MENTHA I
Phone Harney 0701.
For twenty-five years we have been giving our patrons
service and quality at right prices and today we are bet
ter able than ever before to take care of your needs. We
deliver free. 1'hone your order to us and you know you will
be satisfied.
48-lb. Sack Sweet Tooth Flour ,.....$1.85
48-ib. Seek Cold Medal Flour $2 23
(These are both old wheat flours.)
Calumet Baking Powder, per
1-lb. can 2Sc
Blomenthal Special Coffee, per
lb. 33c
' S lbs. for v6,
Leo's Malt and Hops r.75c
FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
Large Sweet
Potatoes,
per
basket ..' 65c
Beans, green or wax. per bas
ket Oc
Large , Potatoes, peek 40c
MEATS MEAYS MEATS
Special Horn Dressed Spring Chicken, per lb.. . ...32c
Fancy Pot Roast, lb lSe I Home-mad Hamburger or'
Pork Boast, per lb. 20c i Pork Sausage, S lb 33c
Boston
113 North 16th St. OPPOSITE
COMBINATION NO. 1
100 lbs. fine Gran. Sugar
for .$ 4.50
6 lbs. Choice. J, ,R. San-
tos Coffee::;...... 2.40
2 lbs. Uncol. Japan Tea 1.00
1 lb. best Black Pepper .60
12 Large Cans Peas.... 1.80
1 lb. Fine Shredded Co
coanut .40
2 lbs. Best Cocoa 1.20
Total $11.90
Pennant Flour,' guaranteed,
48 lbs: $1.82
Choice Tuna Fish, white meat,
-lb. can, 25c seller, ape. 15c
Choice No. 1 Iippered Her- 'V
.ring, reg. SBc size, per can 15c
Reed & Murdock 35c size
Catsup, each. ......... 17c
Santa Clara Prunes, per lb.l2c
- Per 25-lb. box, special, .$2.00
Gallon Cans Syrup. ....... .45c
Puritan Malt 'and Hops.... 85c
Peas, Corn or Tomatoes, can 10c
Quality Coffee, 45c grade, lb.35c
Advo Coffee, lb... 38c
, PLEASE MENTION THESE ADS
We deliver to all parte of the city. Write for our price Hat. Mall orders
filled at above prices good for one week. Check or money order must accom
pany orders. Reference' Corn Exchange National Bank. . . .. .... .
Particularly Pleasing Special for Sunday
Banana Icu Cream
Ripe bananas crushed so that the whole
flavor is obtained and then combined with
those rich, pure, wholesome ingredients that
always go into the making of Delicia Ice
Cream. -The result! Just try It
Ice Cream
The
SPECIALS FOR
Home Dressed Spring Chickens,
per lb............. 28&c
Best Creamery Butter, per lb -37c
Choice Steer Round Steak, per
lb.:.....,; ...22Hc
Choice Steer Shoulder Steak, per
lb. ...17Jic
Extra Fancy Veal Roast, lb.. 15c
Veal Breast, per lb 10c
Young Mutton Chops, Loin or
Ribs, per lb: ....... . . . . . ,15c
Choice Steer Porterhouse Steak,
per Ib.i... .............. 2Se
Choice Steer Sirloin Steak, lb. 2c
Sugar-Cured Breakfast Bacon, per
lb, ... 19 Sic
Sugar-Cured Picnic Hams, lb. 15c
Pure Lard in Cartons, per lb. 15c
Fresh Spareribs, per lb. ft)c
W. carry a full and complete line el finite and veritable, at the raweet Dries.
WASHINGTON MARKET
1407 DOUGLAS
SiflHNEtfs;
We
Sell
Fruit Used for Its
Decorative
Effect.
To what extent will fruit replaci
panelled with medallions of fruit
done in brilliant colors.
Take many of the new frocks.
They show tiny bunches of fruit on
the houlJers. They show girdles
formed of artificial fruits held about
f Twin-
1 ' EIGHT J
CHOCOLATES
IMNER-CIRCLt
CAN OI EJ
K
2902-4-6Cumlng Street
10 bars Big 4 White Naphtha
Soap for. SBc
And on bar FKEE.
Palmolive and Ivory Soap, S
bars for 23c
Beechwood Creamery Butter.
per lb 3c
ii i ill i n
Italian Blue Plums, four-basket .
crate, per crate. . ; $130,
Colorado Peaches, extra fancy.
per -bushel i . S3.7B
Bartlett Pears, box. ...... .-.2.S t
The Highest Grade Macaroni
Egg Noodles, Spaghetti and
other Macaroni Product
Markets
POSTOFFICE
Douglas 1069
Tall Cans Salmon.... .'....10c
1 lb. M.G.Iced Tea Sitt
ings ...v.. ...12Kc
Carolene Milk, per can..... 8c
Danish Pride Milk, per can 10c
Fresh Boston Pork Butts,
lb 18c
Fresh Spareribs, lb ......... 8c
Steer Rib Boil, lb. ....... .5 Jic
Steer Pot Roast, lb. . . . . .10Hc
Steer Round Steak, lb. . i ; . 19c
Steer Sirloin Steak, lb..... 19c
Fancy Veal Roast, lb. . . . .12J4c
Fancy Veal Steak, lb......2Sc
Fancy Sugar-Cured Bacon,
per lb. ,18c
Sugar-Cured California Hams, .
per lb 15 Mc
Choice Cream Cheese.....! 9 igc
COMBINATION NO. 2
18 lbs. Fine Gran. Sugar .70
3 lbs. Choice J.R.Santos
Coffee 1.30
Total
.$2.00
Fairmont Creamery Co.
SATURDAY
Regular 10c size Perfumed Toilet
Soap, special, 3rfor. . . . .10c
Regular 35c size Pure Tomato
Ketchup, 3 Dottles. ...... .50c
Nomis Pure Cider Vinegar, quart
glass jug with handle, special
for Saturday, each.. 24c
Washington's . Special Coffee, 3
lbs. for $1.00
2 doz. bottle caps free with each
set of Malt and Hops, special,
per set 75c
Large, Nice Ripe Tomatoes, per
.basket ...10c
Bartlett Pears, Freestone Peaches
and Plums, -per basket 25c
Log Cabin Maple Syrup, special
per can 34c
Five 1-lb. bars Big Jack Laundry
oap for 39c
STREET
The Highest Grade Macaroni
Eff Noodle. Spaghetti and
other Macaroni Product
ill waist. They show garlands and
rlowers as a decor ttiv motile?
Nobody know.
Hut it is a (art, (or th present at
Irast, that (ruit is much used where
a (ew year ago dwer would have
been naturally chosrn.
Take, (or instance, a new and
charming tea room. It walls are
Itsloona of fruit on the skirt. They
show designs of (ruit embroidered
or even in Paris painted on the
(rocks. V don't car very much
S Douglaaayw.
"pefgat" $1.3T Sugar, 10 lbs, for 64c
Blue Bell Flour, 48-lb. sacks $1.85
Tall cans Salmon, per can ....10t
011 Sardine, 7 cans for 25
En-Zo Milk, small cans, 7 for 25
Pearl White Soap, large bars, 10 for.47V
Crem Oil Soap, ( bars for ..47t
Assorted Pure Preserves, per Jar....20t
Baked Beans, large cans 10 1
Large Queen Olives, per quart Jar...43t
Beat Creamery Butter, per lb 4Qs
Young American Cheese, per lb......JJ33
Advo Jell, 3 pkgs. for 2ftc
8. D. Japan Tea, per lb 48
Santos Coffee, per lb.. 225
Ankola Coffee, per lb 4Q
H-lb. cans Llpton'a Cocoa 221
CIGARS Just Inside the Door
Manila Cigars
OCR OWX IMPOnTATIOX
flora De Intals. I for 254; 1A0
for 4 OO
Adelaide. 4 for 15): 100 for S3.2S
La Armlda. 2 for 25c siae, 60
for S3.75
Mosart Sublime, ISo value, 50
tor 94.85
Camels, Spurs and Chesterfields,
per carton S1.60
Horseshoe Tobacco, per lb...... 754
Whale Smoking- Tobacco, full lb.484
Tuxedo Tobacco, Glass Jars.. 81.44
CANDY SPECIALS
Kisses, per lb 20 1
- Borden's Chocolate Bars, box of
24 for $1.00
g Homemade Fudge, 25c box 15t
Salted Peanuts, 2 lbs 35
? We Carry a Complete Line of All Fruits
Come Once
and You .
- ...
Will Come!
.'
Always '
Steer Pot Roast,
per lb. .........
124c
Young Mutton 1 Ol
Shoulders, lb.' 12V
Fancy Young Veal
Roast, lb. ........
174c
Pig Pork Roast,
per lb.
184c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes,
, pkg. 13t
;Excello Cake Flour, pkg. 12
Swansdown Cake lour,
pkg. ...... i...;....,.37
Tall cans Red Salmon. . . . .25
Tall cans Snider's Tomato Soup,
per can 12
Campbell's Tomato Soup, -
- per can ... ,10t
. Tall cans Borden's Milk,
per can . . )''...,. .10?
. 10 cans for. . . . . .V. . . .8d
10 lbs. Cane Sugar. J... . . . 63c
100 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar
at .....!i,.......$e.75
Shredded Wheat,Ipkg. . . . . .15c
Extra Fancy Colorado Peaches, per bu 83.50
California Grapefruit, each ....... 5 and IOC
Extra Fancy Italian Prunes, per crate. .'. .81.10
McCombs' Home-Made Chocolates,
70c quality, Saturday, lb ........
Butter-Nut Creamery Package Fresh Cottage Cheese, lb. .15d Best Fresh Checked Eggs.
- ptta ik qqj Central X-tra Quality Creamery " ' ,
Butter, per lb... ...... 39 Butter, lb. ..... ,w, .. .41t Pedoz- --; -25c
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JU -Ui 0uT only 8u??estion 13 that you Off! 1C10US Vjl
SlJ make fresh coffee. Don't use - - JvVlS
- ' coee that has stood in the Vjfflfth
raw grounds and become bitter. - ' . XKlTj
feaSt. A little experimenting wfll show yon wlf
fifTSv "which you like better; your iced Batter-Not Coffee served
3 cream r witnnt . . .
l M Mmwmr V Y V' .,Bjt r 11 "r
(or paintrd (rocla, ven when they
4i t smnrd by th nam of lh artist,
s some Iroiks hsr been lately.
Uut Pari hat ' (rocks paintrd by
hand with luscious and beautiful
jniits. -
.Sot long ago in lh window of
famous silversmith there wa an in
teresting grouping ol sculpture. It
in the lovely soft greens ol
bronie. To give th tone of con
trasr needed lo bring out the full
beauty of th green there was a
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SPRING CHICKENS 63C
Leg of Lamb, per lb........ 20c
Veal Roast, per 15c
Rib Boiling Beef, per lb..... 5c
Shoulder Roast of Beef
(best cuts), lb ...13c
Pork Loin Roast, per lb.... 20c
Pot Roast of Beef, per lb 9c
Pure Lard, per lb 15c
Fresh Wax
Beans, per
quart 5t
Italian Prunes,
crate $1,15
Sweet Pota--toes,
4 lbs.
for 25
SO. 1 SIZE
CANS
PEACHES,
PEAKS
Ariurors
tn
runs,
CA
16c
Cracker Dept.
Iten's Creme Sandwiches
and Cocoanut Creme
Cookies, per lb 29
Iten's Ginger Snaps,
per lb ,.19
Graham Crax, per lb.. 17
Fancy Milk Fed Fresh
Dressed Spring Q1 X
Chickens, lb. . . . . OLC
Legs of Young '
Mutton, Jb.', . . .
174c
Elkhorn Milk, can. . ..... .10
. 10 cans .98
No. 2 cans Baked Beans, .
; per can ............ .'.10t
3 cans for ...252
No. 2 cans Morris' Brancf Apri-
: cots, per can 20t
5 cans for .986
No. 3 cans Kamo. Pineapple
at . . . . .'. ............. 30e
Gold Medal Flour, 48-lb.
sack ..,;R2.35
Omar Flour, 48-lb. sack. 82.05
Blue Bell Flour, 48-lb.
sack . 81.98
Honey Dew Cakes, each; . . . . ,
Fig Layer Cakes, each . ,
Cookies, dozen, 15; 2 dor..
French Rolls, per dozen
regular CQ.'
'. .... .
Cooling, Delicbns, RefresMag
grrrn ratidle, lif one, litfhied and
turning Mtib a brilliant or".
tm. And ivttirrrJ about anion
tlit slant's i big rtMinJ oi
anges. JiM orange. Hut llicr
gav tb right color, and ihur spher
ifl shape good, too. Interot
ing, wasn't n
Look wide ruff of (ur on coaU
are similar to the type oi ituilon curf
employed on dreaws (ur the sjmnirr
season.
17th and Douglas.. J
s
Honey Dew,
3-layer
cake ....50
Fig Layer
Cak 40
French Ralls,
per dot .20
Cookies,
per doz.,15
2doz. ...25
Salad Dept.
Potato Salad, per pint. 30
Cabbage Salad, pint. .30
Box Lunches, each . . .25
Sandwiches, each ....10
Catering a Specialty.
and Vegetables.
1608-10-12
Harney St
Douglas
1796
Spareibs,
8ic
. per lb,
Fancy Young Veal
Breast, lb.
10c
Armour's . Shield Breakfast
Ssfe:v294c
No. 2 cans' Del Monte Peaches or
Apricots, per can ..... .22
5-lb. box Sunsweet Prunes 65
lobars Fels Naptha Soap,68J
10 bars P. & G. Naptha Soap
at ...........680
10 bars Pearl White Soap 48c
10 bars Crystal White Soap 58
3 bars Creme Oil Soap, . . .25
10 bars D. C. Soap...... .35jk,
Ivory Soap Flakes, pkg,. . .10
40c Grade Central Special
Coffee, 3 lbs. ...... .98
Extra Fancy Santos Coffee, ,v
4 lbs. for 98t
50t
40t
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Fresh Ceylon Cookies, a rich brown cake with
Ceylon Cocoanut, per lb ........ ?, ... . 28j
Fresh Fairy Sodas in 14-qt. cans. ,81.20
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