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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1918)
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRA8KA. Nebraska Directory DOOTORS MACH & MACH DENTISTS td Floor PAXTON BLOCK. 16th Mid Farn.m 91., OMAHA, Hest enuluped Urntnl Onloes til Omaha, tianaanmhla Prints. Sneclal OMAHA. maha. ttt discount to all people living outside of Omaha. MID-WEST ELECTRIC CO. 1907 ITarney St. Omaha, Neb. 70lClierry HU Des Moines, Ik. ELECTRICAL JOBBERS ftlstrlbntors for General Ulectrlo Co. I American jnectrlcOoVreleptiunrs: 0. A, Wood Preserrer Co. tar A good stock, of general supplies, both cltlei CATTLE HOGS SHEEP BOWLES ITAnAtf and supplies. Largest IVV UpKlX. house (n the went. All CIIIICUIIiR Eastman goods. Wo pay re- rBnldElinU turn postage on finishing. THE ROBERT 0EMPSTE.1 CO., 1813 Farnam Strait Eaitnun Kodak Co. Omaha. nd. OfwAMQ.Wmm 10OR00WS mm The KITOTO cmmi JiUBmiammmmmmttmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmumnmmummmmmmmmBmmm 9 FOR REAL SERVICE Fix That Leaky Roof Use NOAH'S PITCH Send for circular and prices. Saaderlaud machinery fit Supply Co. Omaha Hiss & Swobtda FLORISTS Special attention to outside orders tor floral daslgns by mall orexnress. Quick terrlco 1418 FABNAM ST- OMAHA. NE1IH A8K A FILMS DEVELOPED FREE When Prints Are Ordered Prints 2W3M. 3 cents ; 'i$xiH, 4 cents-, postal card size, 0 cents, postpaid. Beaton Photo Supply Co. 16th A. Farnam St. Omaha. Neb. Frank Svoboda MONUMENTS For Factory Prices 121G-J1 So. 13th Street. OMAHA. NEB. , We Buy, Sell, Exchange and Repair All kinds or Typewriters. GUARANTEED TYPEWRITERS i S10 AND UP Write for list. We also save you , 30 on your typewriter and ofllce j Bundles. utnr i vn TVPKWIIITRU RR. HOt, Dodge St. Omaha. Neb. INTEREST PAlb You on all Savings We also loan money on dwellings and business property. Incorporated In 1803. Write or call on ua. Under supervision of State Banking Dept. INKERS' SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION I SOS Farnam St.. Omaha. Neb. OMAHA PIPE CO, Importers aurt Jobbers PIPES AND SMOKERS SUNDRIES . EXPERT PIPE REPAIRING 1503 Howard Street. Omaha, Neb. Diamond W. Worm Expeller . Sure getridofwormsirihxogs. Don't delay, send order at once, it may mean saving of many dollars to you. , WILLIAMS-MURPHY CO, OMAHA. NEBR. , INTERNATIONAL ICOHOMY I Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted FLITTON OPTICAL CO. 213 So. 16th SL Omaha A-DOG-ON-GOOD-AUTO-OIL LIBERTY AUTO OIL Pollock Oil Co., Omaha, Neb. I 37 years of successful Pho. T ... tocraphy. Why experiment) 11 THE HEYN STUDIO 16th ana Howard St., Omab, Nebr. Offloe Hoars 8 to 6 Bandars IB to I CREAM WANTED Market your cream where It will net yon the most ine It Is almost always when tliliiRs nro all blocked up and Impossible that n happening comes. If you nro suro that you are looking, and ready, that la all you need. Ood Is turning tho world around nil the time. wmtney. 7 r WW Lsssl 15 H 1 Music, when toft voices die, Vibrates In tho memory: Odors, when sweet violets sicken, I.lvo within tho senso rlioy quicken. money. alien j perlence. Fairmont flreftiiiBrv (Jomnanv oOen yon tho benefit ot Its thirty-four years ot ex- iiy snipping yuar cream w icis bit lull marxei Taine 111 be sent yon dally; yot promptly They gnarantee to net jou from Wo to II. 0C i company ,an will rncnlTA nil marknt valne In narment: vunr check will be sent Ton dallr: Ton will saye ex press charges and your cans Mill bo returned mors mora Dor can for jour cream than you can set br selling It at home. Hhlp to the nearest Nebraska fao lory. rwUrlM art UciUA at OmUa, I'nU aai Hrui Ultst. 6 Write, wire or phone WOOD BROTHE OMAHA For correct quotations on live Stocft. ESTABLISHED J867. Motel Loyal, Omaha Take Dodee Street Car From Stations I ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF 1 'Pafpci 81.00 up without bath. I K'd.tcb-j $1,50 up with bath. Tho Hotol With a Reputation R. E. BRYANT Proorielors O. E. CARNEY BEST BUYERS"SELLERS or cattle I HOG5a..sHkEP STOCK YARDS-OMAIIAi LEE W. EDWARDS N. E. Cor. 24th and Farnam St. OMAHA. NEB. Telephone Douglas 3445 Night telephone Harney 4791 tADV ATTENDANT r&MF-piPF heaters notei ensile Omaha, Neb. Write for catalogue. HILTON ROGERS A SONS CO, ISIS Barney SI. Omaha, Nab. INSIST ON G.fcG. Quality Re-Tread and Save 50 on Your TIRES Unusual bargains In slightly used tires and tubes. Ntiotirttatrtductd tricti. . ft 0. TICK CO., allS ISiTESWOBTH ST.. 031111, KID. New, absolutely fireproof. 300 ROOMS With private toilet St.OOj with private bath SI. 5a FRED A. CASTLE, Proprl&toi SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS. Try these fish bnlls: Put n table- Fpoonful of butter In n fmucepnn; ntld the same qunntlty ol flour, (ind when smooth, stir In n hnlf-cupful of sour crenm ; remove from the fire and ndd n bcuten eg?, suit nnd pep per to tnste, nnd n cup ful of fish that hns been pounded to n paste. Cool nnd shape Into bnlls; dip In egg and crumbs nnd brown In hot fnt. Serve with sauce made from the bones sim mered In water to cover, strain nnd thicken with flour and butter cooked together. Lemon Catsup. Mix n tablespoon- ful of grated horseradish with the grated rinds of four lemons: add three teaspoonfuls of salt, the julco of tho lemons, and two tnblespoonfuls each of mustard nnd celery seed, four cloves and a dash of red pepper, Boil 30 miuutes and put nway six weeks. Q'his Is fine to serve with fish. Currant Mint Sauce. Cut in small pieces two-thirds of n glass of cur rant Jelly; ndd onp nnd a hnlf tea spoonfuls of finely chopped mint, nnd tho grated rind of n ouarter of an orange. Servo with mutton". Barbecued Ham. Wipe a thick slice of hnm and remove the surplus fat, which may be fried out and saved for various uses. Cover tho ham with lukewarm water and let stand an hour. Drain, wipe nnd put Into u hot pan to brown well on both sides. Remove tho hnm, and to the fat in the pan, add three tablespoonfuls of vin egar, mixed with one tenspoonful of mustnrd, one half-tenspoonful of su gar and a few dashes of puprlkn. When well heated pour over the hnm. Barley Flour Hermits. Take n half- cupful of shortening, three table spoonfuls of milk, three teaspoonfuls of baking powder, tenspoonful each of cloves and cinnamon, a cupful of sugar, two eupfuls of barley flour, a tenspoonful of allspice, a half-tea-spoonful of salt, nnd n cupful of chop ped dates. Roll and cut or drop from a teaspoon. A bit of lemon jelly left over from a previous meal, if combined with u few stewed prunes and a bit of cream, will make n most dainty dessert. Old bed spreads may be cut Into small-sized cloths for lunch tables, the smaller bits used for wash cloths. Ten leaves should be saved for sweeping days. Squeezed dry and placed in a cool place they may be moistened when ready to use. TIMELY TIPS. This Is the season of the year when, looking over old treasures nnd unused but still useful nrtlclesl to pnss them on. To somebody who hns little, they would ho both use ful nnd acceptable. Tho wlso housowlfo these days docs not, un less obliged by decora tors or painters, tear up tho whole house so that thero Is no place for thq weary man to lay bin head or read tho evening paper. Tho housewife of today cleans nnd sot' ties n room at n time nnd when MA help Is not needed tho man of thq house Is not nwnro that houseclean ing is in progress. Tho household up heavals of former days nro now exi tinct, for which we nro thankful. When possible. save tho old curtalna so that they mny be hung ench tlmu wlille the new curtains nre being laun dered or dry clenned. It, takes but a few moments to hang them and It means much to the attractiveness of; tho room. Soak paint brushes In kerosene then wash In hot soapsuds nnd they will become pliable again. A never-falling remedy for n -tender skin which might become a, bed sorq Is to lather It freely with castile sonp. letting it dry on. Soda applied to a burn cither from the lire or sun will relievo the pnln. Moisten the soda and continue to ndf moisture as it dries. Pineapple julco and honey mnkc a fine cough sirup and ono which thq llttlo people will not refuse, If a fish bone or nny sharp sub stance Is swallowed, Bwallow tin white of an egg Immediately ; this coats over the sharp ddges and pro tects the stomach and Intestines. A hot raisin with a grain or twq of red pepper wrapped in It Is good for a toothache or an earache. Put a llttlo lemon or orange julca. n the spoon before filling with castor oil. It will go down with less protest. Use popped com Instead of crou tons with tho tomato soup, thus sav ing wheat and giving your family a treat at the samo time. A little vinegnr put on the hands will soften them when roughened by work or wind. Kood for us who will brook no hope there Is glad' X-RAY Diagnosis and Treatment D. 'A. Medders, Expert Roentgenologist 492-4 Brandies Bldg., OMAHA. Call or vritt us. Call for me bcvcraos ' YOU UKE There 1 111, For those who ness Btlll: Let ub keep tho pHth with a sturdy will, And sing a song as we climb the hill. OMAHA BODY CO. 1529-31-33 North 16th St, Omaha, Neb. We make a specialty of mannf acta ring FAItM and COMMKKOIAL IIOUIES and OAIIS. If your dealer does not handle our line, send us his name. SPECIAL!! Buy direct from a manu facturer by the box! 60 cigara of equal quality would cosi you i.u eic- , where, our price 12.00, you BATe60c. Shipped prepaid. H.BESELIN& SON. 1405, Douglas St. Omaha, Neb. I BOILKltS SMOKESTACKS TWO l'LANTU DRAKE, WILLIAMS, MOUNT COMPANY Main Office nnd Works 23rd, Hickory and U. P. R. R. Fhone Douglas 1013 BIIANOK 20th, Center nnd C. B. & Q. l'hono Douglas 1141 Oxy-Aceiyleno Welding STANDl'Il'ES . TANKS IT PAYS TO The battery plates. One for your car. installed by quality dealers. COULD BATTERY SHIP CREAM with the dreadnaucht ginin tat. mm So!dand UIKbU I Airftin niiTTrn on nuaiii VaS"533r3 HLrflLrft DU 1 1 Lfl UU., UmflRH Ask us to put your name on Mi and Electrical supplies our quotation list that you may 1208-10-12 Harney St., Omaha , compare our prices with others A CHANCE FOB DEALER AGENTS 'WBHaWMHsaHnsV DR. BRADBURY, Dentist 29 YEARS IN OMAHA. Home treatment for Gum Diseases. Painless Dentistry; work guaranteed lOyears; Fillings, Crowns, Bridge.workand Plates that stav where I put them. Send for Booklet on Unusual Dentistry It a free. Railroad fare for 50 miles allowed. 921-22 WooUmen Of World Bldg, OBiha, K& A Suggestion ! THE WOODMEN OF THE WORLD issue Life Insurance Certificates for $250.00 to $5,000.00 NO MAN CAN HAVE TOO MUCH! Present membsjrs may obtain additional insurance in the Uniotnal CatriotMy wlVl,. with their nresent certificate, will not exceed $5,000. The Unloersal certificate is In lull torce irom date or issue snu the premium never changes. .... I . t - 1 l. ,L. If you are thinking or increasing your imui.u, BoTsrelru OommuwUr Clerk, or write to Omaha, Neb, GOOD THINGS FOR THE TABLE. Bits of left-over fish may be used In salads, In n white sauce, to serve on tonst or put through a sieve, ana nuueu to a souflle make a most satisfying dish. Corn Tamale. Cook together a can of corn, a half can of tomatoes, ono cupful of comment and two eupfuls of corned beef. Add one onion, two well-beaten eggs, and salt and pep per to season, acrvo with a sauce made from half u can of tomato, tnblespoonful of onion Juice, a dash of red pepper and two tablespoonfuls each of butter and flour cooked to gether. Beef Scrapple. Boll two pounds of flank beef until tender, put the meat through the grinder nnd ndd to the meat liquor cornmenl to thicken cook until thoroughly done; add the meat and sensonlngs to tnste. Pour Into n mold and use for frying when sliced in thick slices, unls will keep some time it kept cool, Drained Liver With String Beano. Wash a calf's liver and lard It with bacon. Roll In flour,' season with salt, pepper and celery salt. Cook the liver In a saucopdn with a llttlo oncon int. When well seared over add live slices of carrot, one-hnlf an onion, two sprigs of parsley, a bit of bay leaf, one clove, two pepper corns, nnu two cupruis or Drown stocic or water. Cover closely nnd bake In mod crate oven two and n half hours, bast lng five times during the cooking. Add two tablespoonfuls of orange Julco pour over tne liver and servo sur rounded with hot seasoned string benns. , BteaK witn Banana, Uroll or pan broil a steak ; cut In halves four ba nnnns and lay them In the pan; sprlu klo with bits of butter and serve, when well heated through, with the steak Buy occasionally a bottle of good sauce; the collection will last for yeurs, and dishes will he made' more appetizing by a pinch of curry or tenspoonful of mushroom catchup. Tho cost will not be noticed If they ure not purchased nt once. Tho air is rich with swoot perfume, For tho apple trees are all a-bloom, And tho birds muke song The whole day long. m Tempting veal loaf WHAT is more tempting for a summer luncheon, than Libby's savdry Veal Loaf 1 Prettily garnished it makes a dainty yet sub stantial dish and one all ready to put on the tablel Order Libby's Veal Loaf today. You will want it always on your shelves for quick lunch-cons- for unexpected guests. Llbby, M?NeUI & Ubby, Chicago lIllllBIBBlBBIIIIigillllllllllllBIIIIMllMIHlllB Certain-teed Roofing ssssiiiisi(iirii'i " I ' ' T hssssHU ,J sBHMP5ftfJKiMMSaar7 v HHHFr JBtni itou d si Better than metal SERVING BEEF HEARTS. The price of beef hearts varies In different sections nnd It Is never saf? to say that certain klnda of meat arc low in price, In heart there Is llttl waste, and when tho cost Is reasonable it makes a fairly economical dish. If tho heart Is to bo cooked whole It should be care fully washed to remove all blood, then tho III- edible portion and tho arteries ure removed nnd It is ready to stuff or cook In any way. desired. When stulling, cut through the right and left sections so there is but one cavity to fill. A shilling of suusago meat, to which an onion or two finely chopped is mixed, makes u most sav ory dish. Sage with a llttlo onion tot flavor Is another combination witn bread crumbs which Is well liked. Egg. butter and snlt and pepper are all needed to make a savory stufllng. heart simply stewed until tender then sliced cold makes a good dish. Thn seasoning should be added to thn sauce while cooking so that the meat will be seasoned all through. Beef heart stuffed and served sliced cold with nny desired meat sauce Is another way of serving thla dish. Calf's Heart en Casserole. Wnsn the heart and stuff with nny desired stufllng. Arrange a half cupful of onions nnd carrots In n casserole, then lay In the heart. Sprinkle with salt, pepper and paprika; dredge with Hour and bake for two hours. Rcmovn from the dish and muke a browft gravy, using four tablespoonfuls (K the fat with three of flour, nddlng twC eupfuls of boiling wnter, Serve wltf the gravy nnd vegetable around th henrt. Corn or hnrloy flour should bf used for the thickening. Heart a la Francalse. Take a half cupful of bread crumbs, two tnhlc spoonfuls of finely chopped suet, n teaspoonful of minced parsley, some sweet herbs, salt and pepper, and nn egg for binding. Stuff the heart with this and fasten well with a string. Rub the heart over with melted fat and fold In a buttered paper or n pa per bag used for cooking. Roast for three and n half hours, Servo gar nished with spinach nnd brown snuco. Tomatoes as a vegetable may uccom pnny this dish. Ctrtain-tttd is fait taking the place of metal joofi. not only because of the scarcity and high cost of metal, but be cautc Cirtain-Utd is suptrior in every important roofing quality. Metal easily rusts and disintegrates from atmospheric gases, Ctrtain-ttid cannot rust and its asphalt bate makes it practically immune to any form of corrosion. Metal absorbs heat and transmits it to the interior of a building. Ctrtatn-tttd insulates against heat and cold, and makes the building cooler in summer and warmer in winter. Metal must be painted frequently. Ctrtain-tttd Ogives years of weatherproof service practically without any upkeep expense. Metal Is noisy in wind or storm. ' Ctrtain-tttd completely deadens sound from such sources. Metal is not and cannot be safely guaranteed. Ctrtain-tttd is absolutely guaranteed 5, 10 or l5 years, according to thickness, dnd actually gives longer service than its guarantee. Metal is a direct drain on military materials. Ctrtain-tttd is made principally of waste rags and asphalt materials which have no military use whatever. CTtatn-tfa ass prored Id chldtacy ss j (caseay (r mry UnJ el rsefias Mr tics Ir Isctorlti. vrartaaaMS, hatcb, starts, lira baiHiaji, sot-bstMiazt, tte. Ctnaln lud It more economical ind mora trtklrnt In icirlce Ihtn octal or nj uir type ol root. Ciruin tud li the belt qusllty ol roll rooCnf It com so more to Uy thin ordinary roU roofias and Uiti much longer. For ttle by rood dealers. ereryKbefc CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS CORPORATION Offices and Warehouses in the Principal Cities of America Manufacturers of Certain-teed Paints Varnishes Roofing Scenes of Prosperity Are Common isi Western Canada The thousands of U. S. farmers who have accepted Canada's &enerou3 offer to settle on homesteads or buy farm land in her provinces have been well repaid by bountiful crops of wheat and other grains. Where you can buy good farm land at $15 te $38 per acre get $2 a bHsfcel for wheat aHd raise 20 to 45 bushels to the acre you are bound to make money that's what you can do in Western Canada. In the provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta you can get a HOMESTEAD OF 160 ACRES FREE and other land at very low prices. During many years Canadian wheat fields h ave averaged 20 bushels In tViA nrrA i-nnnir trim 11 a no ltln-K nn sr""rlfi iu s,ii wwib asiaj j vav4j 45 bushels to the acre. Wonderful crops also of Oats, Barley, and Flax. Mixed Farming is as profitable an industry as grain raising. Good schools, churches; markets convenient, climate excellent. Write for literature snd particulars as to reduced railway rates to Supt. o( Immigration, Ottawa, Can., or to W.V.BENNETT Boom4,BceBldg.,Omaba,Neb. Canadian Government Agent IMIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllinillllllllllllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIli I ATTENTION Farmers and Business Men! ( 1 If you have a Dwelling, Mercantile Building, Stock of Merchandise, Growing Crops, Farm I Property or an Jlulomobile to be insured, it will pay you to see our representative first. Our rates are less our adjustment service unexcelled. Union Fire Insurance Company f Established 1686 ASSETS OVER $330,000.00 S AGENTS WANTED IN OPEN TERRITORY 5 nillllllllSIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllMIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIlr: Sapolio doing its work. Scouring for US.Marine Corps recruits. Join Now! cmoch laoacAsra 0S CO. 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