Fremont Rector
4 Fears for Clmrch
Rev. A. TT. Watkins Startles
Attendants at Farewell Re
ception for Dr. Smith.
Fremont, Neb., March 9.—(Special.)—
Charging that his church is reverting
to thedisinteresting attitude of mys
ticism, and that other Protestant
churches are drifting into a carnal
or wordly condition, Rev. A. W. AA'at
kins, rector of the Fremont Episcopal
church, startled an assembly of pa*
tors and churchgoers at a farewell re
ception for Dr. O. O. Smith. Hr. Smith
has accepted a call to the Congrega
tional church at Pueblo, Colo., and
leaves within a few days.
Rev. Mr. AA'atkins was on the pro
gram as one of the speakers, ex
pressing the appreciation of Dr.
Smith's work in Fremont and their re
rture. He spoke of
the duties of a pastor and the con
gregation toward each other. It was
during this part of his address that
he made the following statement:
“My church, the Episcopal church,
today seems to me is going hack to a
state of mysticism, while other Prot
estant churches are tending toward the
carnal, material, or shall I say the
worldly; away from the Idea of the
divinity of Christ, to look more upon
Jesus as a pal."
The pastor, remarked that present
religion is in a had way, if one cannot
get the people together unless he an
nounces a “blowout."
Man Found Dead With Open
Prayer Hook on Dresser
William Moore, 60, formerly a sec
tion hand, committed suicide, accord
ing to police, Thursday night in a
rooming house conducted by Rose
Antren at 1J 2 6 North Eighteenth
street.
His lifeless body was found in a
gas-filled room by roomers in the
house this morning. He had stuffed
paper in the cracks of doors and win
dows. An open prayer book was on
the dresser in the room.
Twenty-Seven MetKodist Pastors
Cover Territory of 45.000 Miles
Chicago, March 9.—(<A>))—In the
largest district in Methodism, tho
Glacier Park district, embracing
45,900 square miles and running the
whole length of Montana along the
north side or almost 6*5 miles of
borderland, there are just 27 preach
ers, the committee on conservation
and advance of the Methodist Epis
copal church announced today, In
connection with a series of confer
ences to be held there.
Rev. Francis P. Jones, principal of
tho Gurhrie high school of Hinghwa
mission, Fukien, China; Dr. Charles
L. Bovard, secretary of the Helena
area, and Rev. Charles G. Cole, dis
trict superintendent of the Glacier
Park district, will present “The
World Servile Program of the
Church" to the principal congrega
tions of the district.
Within the district are four Indian
reservation, the Flathead, Blackfnnt,
Fort Peck and Fort Belknap. Serv
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WHEN you serve Puritan
Bacon note the rich deli'
cacy of its flavor as well as the
evidence of greater care in select'
ing and trimming of the meat.
Puritan offers an enticing balance
of fat and lean and a distinguish
ing flavor. "The Taste Tells.”
The Cudahy Packing Co.U.5.A.
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Cudahy's,
puritan
Bacon
CHESTERFIELD
Ice Cream
Another Harding Private Brand
It's glorious! Rich Strawberry Ice Cream
into which we put ripe, juicy Pineapple—
a breeze from the tropics—and some freshly
chopped Assorted Nuts. Harding dealers
will serve this unusual Ice Cream for the next
few days, fresh every day. Serve it at your
table, everybody will enjoy it. Quart
or Pint Bricks.
Simply Step to the Store that Sells
Ice Creartx
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Ices arc held In about 100 communi
ties anil the district superintendent
last year traveled 28,000 miles by
rail and G.noo miles by automobile.
There are 3,600 members and 83
Sunday schools with an enrollment *
of about 7,000, There are 47 church
buildings.
The average salary of the 27
preachers is $1,600 a year and a
house. The church program is along
modern lines, including religious edu
cation, community service, whole
some recreational activities. social
service anil evangelism among both
Indians and whites.
Parents’ Problems
Are certain colors healthier to wear
than others?
There Is much question as to this,
hut realty very little Is definitely set
tled In regard to It. We do know
that white is actually cooler because
it is white; and that black is actually
warmer because it Is black. The one
reflects, the other absorbs the sun's
rays.
Dinner to Honor Dr. Culler.
Dean Irving S. Cutter of the medi
cal school of tlie University of No-1
liruska, last week elected president of j
the Association of American Medical |
Colleges, will he honored Wednesday!
night at a dinner at the Omaha club. J
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VICTOR is the backbone of every bakery mix where It Is used be
cause of its high quality gluten etrength. VICTOR flour la Itself a
blend of the world's best wheat—the choicest spring and winter.
VICTOR flour Is scientifically milled to make the perfect uniform
balanced flour—that's why so many of the best
bakers use VICTOR alone. Good baker's bread le U
hard to duplicate at home but If you atlll bake you r
own bread, buy the baker's choice—VICTOR flour. f
The moit Modern
Biker’s Mill
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KINDREDS of HIGH QI Al.MV food*, too numerous to
mention, will he on snip here SATCRDAT at TOWER PRICES
tliun yon n«unlly pay elsewhere. DRIVE DOWN, there Is plenty
of parkine spare. Phone AT. TiHtS if you can’t eet away.
mail 1/ I VI I. C\\S PET OK CARNATION' (limit 2) JO«*
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• L-^Uri OMAR WONDER FLO lit, 48 |hs. ..91.84
ADDI CC WASH. WIN EM PS. hoshel hot .32.19
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chickens sgmgyjrelaic
lUIPATQ Fresh Tonne PIG PORK BOAST, lb.... 104*
lfl I O Fresh Tonne PIG PORK LOIN, lb.134r
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Native Bt'-r Rib R il. lb H’,c
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Fancy toum; Vi.AU STEAK.
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Y-ii-VEAU STEW. lb. 7',f
Home Cured Corn Beef. lb..
Genuine Spr ng l.»mb !/cp, prr
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Genuine Spring Umb fltew, per
lb.6‘i*
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Sutjar Cured PICNIC HAMS. per
lb.i3‘a«*
No. 1 Skinned Hams (half or
whole). IP .a.
Puritan. Wttaon'a, Star. 1 "tld'r.
Niagara Bacon, h, or whole
strip, lb.rt2'-.<*
STRAWBERRIES lY^rLVy: 54c
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cprc • !*'• Ifershey’s Hulk I'oroa with 3 lb*. <J»-| rsrs
* °f onr Carrions Food Center Coffee_ «?A»UU
MCMIM i siZf. St ran berries, Raspberries or loganberries,
north 3’>c per can. 3 cans for... 74+
3 lOe bars l’KTKOl.F.NR Soap and 1 bar Haskins’ Hard water
Soap. 10c sal lie. nil for. 29** l
1 pkir. <•*. Hellogqr’s I orn Flake*, Bran and brumbies, all for ’l ies
T-arga No. J r«n I’**. h«« 17',+
Ea n>-y Kvirfricn tarn. J can*
for ..,3»r
Earn y Wiaconun S w <r t IV a - 3
ran».39*
Advo Eatra Sif(»d l>a», I <»ns
for . toe
Kamo M'dffct Corn. 2 nnr SSf
Hatchery Jtod Salmon, tall ran
for. .. .p 231*
Imported Italian Macaroni or
. PflKhrfti. f.neat mad-', lb 10*
4 lb* First Ri,-r. 25# i
1 lb*. 1 * roily Bn* Crack* -* 50#
II*4P bkf: Oatmeal. *prriai , 9*
»3A.VTA t'L\KA J‘run*i. S lb*
for.25#
rhomwn's Srralr*.* Raisin*.
2 lb* for . 29*
F.in v O l\ Tm, rprclal. lb. 4.*l#
20c j.ir l>rie«J H#«f. special. 11#
2 rolls l.^on sheet* Toilrt Ti»*a«
for . 27#
1^ can Cart it Ttip# Olir*.* 10# |
J rkgs. A<1vo Jail.25#
. . _ _ Our Own Hnkc Potato or t ahhiiffr. <jt. . .-IS**
^/\LAP Oo*- 1W0 I "If or Mnjonnais# Pro* m nr.
mmlo froali dnilj, por pint.— . 35^
l*ree .luiry Hill PlrklM, upoolal. t for.»._tOd1
P. & G. SOAP 6 BARS 29c
DIAMOND C SOAP 6 BARS 15c
PEARL WHITE SOAP 6 Bart 22c
Huarantred Krrah Fair*. In rartona..30*
I'ounlry Itoll Butter. direct from farm 45*
Ttiomren'a Hairy Maid Butter. Kl*
1 oiintry Pn-amery 1'aokaae Butter. .. 43#
nappy Full Oram Brink Oeea*. lh. 25*
.‘••nappy Wlaoonatn Yellow ihnrae, lh 25*
Full Oram, ii-lh. aandwtrh loaf,
nrr lb at .35*
flrnulnn 1" ported l.dam Fheere. r.irli. 32
'.. in amt H i|i-. n Nut. 22* Nnl 21*
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SUGAR S5E ~ 85c
V,rilt (10-Ib. limit) for WWW
FANCY BLUE ROSE, 9^%/*
HIVk 4 LBS. FOR dfaWW
KRAUT LARGE NO. 2% TINS 1 2|C
TOMATOES SHrC 12ic
BUTTER asa>. 49c
IVORY SOAP KinS" 5c
COFFEE EF-'*-’ 41c
ADDI ETC extra fancy
Hi I LE9 winesaps, ib. I 2**
GRAPE FRBIT 7|c
LETTUCE 71c
CLEANSER r-r™ Sc
P & G SOAP ,0,r 49c
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Quality Meats and Provisions at Our Four
Busy Markets
212 North 16th St. 4903 South 24th St.
2408 Cuming St. 634 Writ Broidwir, Co. Bluff*
(OuR WEIGHTS AND
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jASthe day is lc.v&
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Choice Choice Small
Lean Pork Fresh Skinned
Loins Hams
14c 17c
Native Beef Rib Roast 10p
(rolled). I0U
Choice Boiling Beef E«%
per lb. .
Choice Round Steak, 17f*
per lb. ....... .. IIC
Choice Leaf Lard, Cl AA
10 lbs. for .*I.WU
SMOKED MEATS
Choice Small Picnic Hams 12’ ?c
Fancy Strip Bacon .14c
Choice Skinned Hams.20c
Fancy Lean Breakfast Bacon.20c
Cudahy's Puritan Hams .25c
Armour’s Star Hams .25c
PORK CUTS
Choice Fresh Neck Bones, 7 lbs., 25c
Choice Fresh Pig Feet, 4 lbs.25c
Choice Fresh Pig Ears, 4 lbs.25c
Choice Fresh Pig Snouts, 4 lbs 25c
Choice Fresh Pig Tails, lb. v.... lie
Fresh Side Pork, lb. ;.. 18c
Choice Lean Pork Butts, lb 16c
Choice Fresh Hamburger Steak 12* 2c
Choice Fresh Pork Sausage, lb 15c
Choice Corned Beef, lb. 14c
Fancy" Brick Cheese, lb.27c
Fancy American Cheese, lb 28c
Fancy Snappv Wise. Cheese, lb 23c
SPfC'IM SAll <*>N lU'TrrRINF
Ijbarty Nut, 1-IK carton
Liberty Nut. 5-IK carton ..
F.»#r|oo»l ttuttrrmr. i’-IK rartnn
Fyarfood Buttrrinr, 5 IK carton *1.10
Fancy Craanirrr Butin pn IK
Choice Small Choice
Lean Pork Fresh Spareribs,
Shoulders per lb.,
11c 9c
Choice Beef Chuck Roast, 11P
per lb.11W
Choice Beef Pot Roast, Q*
per lb.
Choice Sirloin Steak, 17f*
per lb.
Fresh Young Hens and
Spring Chickens .»vl»
VEAL CUTS
Choice Shoulder Roast.15c
Choice Veal Stew.11c
Choice Veal Chops.20c
Cudahy’s Puritan Lard —
10-lb. pail, $1.75; 5-lb. pail. , . 90c
Pure Lard, per lb .14c
P. & G. White Laundry Soap.
10 bars 4Sc
CANNED GOODS
Fancy Early June Peas. 3 cans 38c
Fancy Sweet Corn, 3 cans.30c
Fancy Yellow Cling Peaches. No. 2X *
can.20c
( ampbell's Tomato Soup, can .... 10c
F'ancy Tomatoes. 3 cans .33c
l arnation Milk, tall cans . 10c
Carnation Milk, small cans.5c
Buehler Bros. Royal Brand Coffee.
per lb. 40c
Buehler Bros Peaberry Brand Coffee,
Per lb. 30c
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