Supply of Eggs Abundant Here frosts in Smith Cut Down Tomato,and Strawberry Shipments. Omaha enters I ho Easter period with in abundant supply of eggs on the market. California strawberry rhubarb ar med on the market. Wednesday. To matoes and atrawherries have been more or less of a disappointment for the Taster trade, due to recent frosts In the south. llewcvcr. there is plenty of prime ficsh green vegetables on the mar ket to take care of the seasonal trade. Cauliflower, head lettuce radishes, onions, endive and asparagus are pop ular sellers New potatoes at *7.DO a bushel are finding, a ready sale. Large size oranges of unexcelled quality are in abundant supply and dropped a bit in price last week. Wlnesap apples and Arkansas Blacks are Included among the fruit offering?. Shad roe made its' appcuTane? on local counter* with the advent of the Lenten season. Lobster is sen roe and extremely high. Fish reached Its highest point of popularity during the week ns a result of Lent and the beginning of the Jewish passover. Smoked fish of choice quality lia. gained popularity for the same rea son. Fresh Canadian fish lias hern received steadily, and a good supply of oysters is available. ^ oman Jumps Front Bridge. Cleveland, •> . March JO. An uniden tified woman, about J4 years old. jump'd from the Kooky river bridge to lur death. 100 feet below, today, tier body, the features mangled be yond recognition, landed on the rocky shore of the river. Two pedestrians made a vain attempt to reach her as sh< cllmhcil the bridge railing. Inquiry Into Marriage With 15-Year-Old Girl Irvin Stalmnst'i', deputy county attorney, is investigating the marriage of Charles F. Day, 4.V and Frances ; Chalkelkov, l.T, daughter of Max | Chakelkov of Sioux City. la They were married March L'6 at Fort Smith. Ark. Day hag a sen, Tom, IT, to whom , he introduced hfs new bride as Ills l “new mother." A former wife, Cecilia Wilder whom Day married when she wns 14, now in the state school for girls, the marriage having been annulled. In view of the fact that the mar riage took place in Arkansas, Mr. - Stalmnster says that Douglas county “TIME \ IS MONEY” HANDY SERY ](F STORES maintain deliier i department* n ’ n time saTpr min a n eronnmleal eontenienee for their enOomer*. Delivery service is an economy. RANDY SERVILE CCSTOMKRS ilo not have to spend lime each da> In wnlline on themselves, and “Inp pin?” home bnlkv packages. RANDY SERVICE crSTOMERS «1» not hnve to spend time naitinp nntil some clerk can check np on them and their purchases. >■ i » >. •• i iv i r •£' f i V u i- ti n i a it I rrm m wi ■* i i--1 do not haic to >.ppad limp on strop! cars and monpy for rarfaro in or* dcr to ppt Rropprtp* io pat. H ANDY SERVICE Cl STOREB.S do Iiaret EASTER GREETINGS S*ue jonr TIME. ! cl phone jnor orders C> . H\M»Y SERVICE k STORES. SPECIALS SATURDAY EGGS For Easter, strictly fresh, OQp dozen . Mt/v 1 HAMS Delicious * Puritan Hams, ' 12 to 16 lbs. Whole or halves, Ub..27c Time for Hieir children. Time for home duties, lime for recreation. Time for social function*. COFFEE FORBE'S “QUALITY” Forbes "Quality” brand, a drink of quality and satisfac tion; per OQp pound .... Odt BUTTER Kirschbraun s “IDEAL” and Fairmont 's BETTER BUTTER’ BuUers that are pal atable, per _ ;-ound - Utv COTTAGE CHEESE It's supreme in qual ity; “Rob erts,” lb. . FRUITS m VEGETABLES ORAXtlES Snppf narpl, por dnzpn *J I C AITI.ES— Old'fashlunod rpd “(.pdp tims." Katin;; or /*Q„ molting. Per nock Ul/L HEAD I.F.TTt'f'F — Irisp, f resh. Medium. .1 for OP I arse, 2 for .«OL SWEET POTATOES (•olden (.loir. OfT„ r. lbs. 40C RHUBARB AND STRAWBERRY— IQ Per pound .... AOC St $2.04 St $1.05 JELLO Assorted Flavors Pkg. 10c POST TOASTIES17c PEANUT BUTTER «,"“ ,6“ j“ “ 23c COCOANUT Baker's, Bulk, Shredded, Lb. 25c CHOCOLATE »*". %**■ w».if- 37c SOAP Crystal Whits 10 Bars 49c SATURDAY CDEPIAI C PRICES EFFECTIVE and WEEK FOLLOWING OrLUIfll.0 MARCH 31st RELISH “Diamond H" sweet celery relish. Adds savor to your meet. 10-oz. bottle 18c MILK “Roberts," a pure and refreshing drink POTATO BREAD “A New Delight." Schulze s li/2-pound loaf, i r p each I fJ'V BREAD "MILK CRUST” Made with milk. —or— “FAULTLESS" * Like mother used to make. Baking Powder Royal, 6 oz. 23c; 12 oz. \h MATCHES w" ti>' f,ri» 6,,r 40c LIMA BEANS ««'•« 3 <* 37c DC AC STANDARD lC.HO No. 2 can PH Dll STANDARD UUnll No. 2 can ... HOMINY &g0E ' KRAUT as" TOMATOES gg □ Cans for t PECAN ROLLtaei. 25c HOT CROSS BUNS itz 25c Thon* HAIIMir n«*.H fur thr iinmo of tho II OUT SFHVIfF HIOIIF in your Ooltjhhorliooil. authorities hate no authority to uct unless investigation reveals illegal conduct prior to marriage, in which case federal statute* might l>* in yoked against Day. Oshkoi-li to Have llop Show \pril I I ami 12 Urht.osli, Wb?„ March —Ar laug'rnrnts have hppn niaile by th* Kos Ritei Valley Kennel rlub f>u a dog shotv to be hebl lute April 11 and 12. It Is exported more than 30') pod greed i utiine« e ill be rxlub Ited. sn The Easter Treat , Anticipation requires ham that is be yond the ordinary for the Easter season. The occasion demands the finest, the best. We suggest Puritan for this event, wrapped in its attractive Easter cover ing, because it is "Ripened naturally” is the Cudahy method which retains all the natural flavor and tender ness in the finest of young, tender hams. There's nothing unreal about Puritan Hams because there has been no forcing, no hurrying. In this special Easter wrapping, a Puritan Ham will make an excellent Easter gift. Make "that someone” glad by ordering of your dealer today. TheTastelells* \% The Cudahy Packing Co. \ USA. Makers of Puritan Ham—Bacon—Lard mp OMAHA’S BEST FOOD MARKETS Come Once and You Will Come Always Harney PhoncAT. *7175 \ i GROCERIES 10 lb*, best C'anc Sugar at— 92c 100 lbs. fine G r a n u 1 a ted Sugar — $9.25 48-lb. sack Gooch’s Flour M .81.7.1 48-lb. sack Sunkist or Omar Flour .81.08 t'arolene Milk, dozen. 81.00 Llkhorn Milk, can . ior Per dozen . . . .81.15 Windmill Evergreen Corn, per can .... 10O Per dozen . . 81.15 Sifted Early June Peas, per can .150 Per dozen . 81.75 N'o. 3 can Kamo Spinach. 20^ Tall cans Asparagus, can 20** N'o. 2 can Blackberries in heavy syrup, per can . .. 1»«* N’o. 2 cans Red Raspberries in heavy syrup, can .... 25f Large cans Blue P|pms in syrup .22<* 20-oz. jar Advo Queen Olives at .::or Large cans Ripe Olives •t .2y rull quart bottle of Grape Juice SSf* Tint bottles of a uinfrcrale MEATS Genuine Spring Lamb, extra fancy. Forequarters, * "fl per lb. I / 2 C Hindquarters, per lb. . . . & • Fancy fresh dressed Young Hens, per lb.28 Fancy Young Veal Roast, rer lb.15<* and l2’i<* Lean Pig Pork Roast, per lb.. 12's C Fancy Pot Roast, lb. ... 12*'i— — 48c 16-ez. jar pure strained Honey at— 25c Try our delicious Horae 1 Made Salad Pressing. \per pint IO<* Per l2 pint 20c CANDY McComb s H o m e • M a d e Chocolates, already packed. f per lb. • .60c *- P Easter Eggs, all colors, per lb.iiOc l'p We also have a full line of Easter Novelties. FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phillips’ (impafruit, ..‘r. t .. i Snnkist Oranges *t. .30* FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES i'Mra Fancy Louisiana Sir., ■ y? harries X: fancy fresh Pascal Celery, eluiijr * at, per hunch.. |()C Extra fancy large sue Spltzetilicrg Apples, ncr dozen .3I»C; Large size Cooking Apples, i lb* for.SR** 1-resli and sound Cranberries, per quart. 1 xtra fancy Sweet Potatoes, per lb. New Potatoes, per lb.. . |Op Kresh Spinach, per lb. Extra fancy Florida Tomatoes, per lb. 17':<* (ireen or Wax Beans, BAKERY Hot Croat Huns, per dozen. 30«‘ f hocolate. Caramel, Coconnut '! layer Cuke1', each ( u«< ^' ■ •i ror.. 2.»«' Large California Celery, per stalk.1 Large Head Lettuce, each.10<* , 3 tor .... 2»%f Large bunches fresh Carrots, Herts, Turnips, i Green Onions, bunch . IOC* F.xtra fancy Radishes, bunch . . 1-lb. boxes of fresh Mushrooms.. OHS' Fresh Imported Figs, per lb. TsOr* Fresh Stuffed Hates, per lb . T»0«' COFFEE Our Central Special Coffee, lb IlOO 3 ... e SHr M. J. R. < otfee. 1 lb can . . UVO Advo Coffee, i lb. ran tOf' ■mu •ivcrniorm , = AT 3857 = LAMB IT 35c TURKEY a 37ic Chickens -?■ Z5Ic I | Fresh Soulders, rftnf per,b . I Lll 1% Pork Loin Roast ■ Wl ■« i2i/2C Li A f' % Puritan nrUTIO •>ound BEEF t A DDI TO w,:.r II I® p I P \ Banana or De P®A I I licious, dozen, Oranges ir Grape Fruit I DATES 3 DIITTTD E"5^"" DU 11 til f* Strictly FreiF, ■i I 1 direct from LuUO hvoo,rrT FLOUR sSit SOUP 3r IIP A A Hart’s Sifted PEAS E"c.nUn' Sardines m. Per dozen, $1.85 Oat Meal 25c OLIVES H? 39c COFFEE H 98c 3 lbs. POWDER ® 39c can Chocolate 17c CIGARS Just Inside The Door Balfour Cigar*, 10c value, box of 25 SI.50 Heldic, foil wrapped, 10c val., box of 50, So.00 Portuanda, 5c va lue, box of 50. SI.50 G. A. Special. 5c value, box of 50.SI.50 f lor de Cagan Manila*, 5c val., box 50. $1.50 Bird Special, 5c value, box of 25.S!)0 Boaster, 5c value, box of 25. 75c* Whale Smoking Tobacco, full pound .. 1$<* George Washington Cut Plug, full pound Star Chewing Tobacco, full pound ... 00(* Army and Navy Cigarettes, carton of 10 pkgs., 20 in pkg. . SI.00 3eech Nut Cigarettes, carton of 10 pkgs., 20 in pkg. .SI.00 ,i,eo's All Havana Cigar, made in Tampa, tln of 50 . $2.35 CANDY SPECIALS Large Jelly Beans, pound. HoC* Small Jelly Reans, pound . 1 Large Gum Drops, pound 25c Chocolate Easter Eggs, large site 3 for * ::»< ’ I ancy Eggs, decorated “p* Chocolate Marshmallow Eggs 1 do*., I5r Medium Sue Cream Eggs each, |(> I ireside t hocolates, full pound Chocolate-Covered Cherries, large bo* SWc*