The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, April 14, 1923, LAST MAIL EDITION, Page 13, Image 13

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    Price Hike Noted
in Strawberries
Scarcity of Fruit and Heavy
Demand in Fast Re
sponsible.
The strawberry market showed an
spward tendency this week, duo to
the fact that there are more buyers
on the market than there are carlots
to be shipped. Demand for strawber
ries on the eastern market is very
heavy. All strawberries at the pres
ent time are coming from Louisiana.
Asparagus has increased in price,
There is a plentiful supply of rad
and is about the scarcest vegetable
on today’s market.
Ishes, onions, green beans, beets, car
rots, cabbage, cauliflower, head let
tuce and most other vegetables.
Rhubarb is in abundant supply, and
cheap in price.
The butter market is practically
unchanged aa compared with last
week. Eggs are coming in a trifle
mors plentiful.
Poultry Is showing a firmer de
mand, with lighter receipts.
Scarpello Jailed ami His
Employe Freed in Court
The jury in federal court yester
day found Sant Scarpello, Twenty
second street and Poppleton avenue,
guilty of selling liquor, and freed his
employe, Joe Bruno, Judge Wood
rough sentenced Scarpello to 60 days
in the county jail.
Bee Want Ads produce results.
Samardick Socks to Close
Every Place Where Rum Sold
Federal Agent Bob Samardick said
that injunctions will be asked
during the next two weeks to close
every soft drink parlor and pool hall
in the city where arrests have been
made on charges of selling liquor.
"It doesn't matter whether city,
state or federal officers have made
the arrests,” said Samardick. "if we
have the evidence we can put the big
padlock on the doors and keep the
places closed for one year."
More than 25 places will he closed
under this program, judging from
the convictions already obtained.
Man Jailed; Family Weeps.
The wife and five small children
of Joe Mongelto, clung, weeping to
him when deputy sheriffs tried to
THE WHY OF HANDY SERVICE?
YOJTR Handy Service Grocer IS AN OLD
TIME RESIDENT OF OMAHA. He
wants his customers to know the real
uncolored truths about his business.
Handy Service Advertising is an inexpen
sive and economical way for each gro
j cer to tell his customers about the
1*18^ ESTfcBT Quality Merchandise for sale in
1# iff! It in ^ In bis store. It is just another
Full Flavor- way your neighborhood gro
ed D o u b 1 e cer has of being of greater
Daisy Amer- service,
ican Cheese,
Per <y O , Handy Service Stores
lb... OuL stand for fair prices,
■es service and personal
& cq ^ «sj attention to the indi
vidual wants and
FRESH FARM EGGS—Se- needs of each cus
lected, large, *omer.
dozen .OUC
A.
BUTTER
Kirschbraun's
IDEAL
BUTTER-Pound ..54c'
Fairmont's
BETTER
BUTTER—Pound . .54^
COFFEE
Finely Flavored,
Expertly Blended
“QUALITY”
Brand Coffee
.39c
BREAD
FAULTLESS
or
' MILCRUST
Order your Bread from
Handy Sendee Stores.
POTATO BREAD
Schulze’s Round Loaf
15c
Flour
THAT MAKES
LIGHT FLUFFY
IV\KING
4S.lh. SO05 24-lb. $-105
Sark■ ^ Hark »
FOR THE
DAILY TABLE
CINNAMON
ROLLS—Dozen,
ANGEL FOOD rtfk _
CAKE—Each ...
MUSTARD
Large Jar or Tumbler, Dia
mond “ll* Drand, Q
earh .5/1/
MILK—ROBERTS
“Aiwa) s’* aweet, wholesome
and appetizing; lie*
per iinart . Ail.
SKINNERS’
Quality Macaroni. K g g
>'oodles; prr 10/*
package . AUL
FRUITS
ORANGES
f.arge Sun-KIst Naiel pTQ
Oranges, dozen.
GRAPE FRUIT
I)r. Phillips, large’ Q/|/»
sige, 8 for.O'xL
BANANAS
yiee and Bipe, 1 1 n
per lb.-.A1C
VEGETABLES
TOMATOES
So4ind and Ripe; OQ_
-•ponii<| baskets.iut
CAULIFLOWER
“SNOWBALL," I 0~
pound . iOC
HEAD LETTUCE
Solid and Crisp,
3 medium or 2 large..
FRUITS
CARROTS
5EW AMI TENDER, <ir
2 large hunches.AstlC
SWEET POTATOES
fJOEDEV (il.OW, or„
3 lbs. for.....£DC
APPLES
FAXCT (JA50,
# Ills, for. .ouc
Does Your Grocer Display a Handy Service Sign?
KK 4710—InHmcr’n Canh firo., WOO 7. 30th.
If ORTH OMAHA
WK 1021—Moeller Hron., 1702 f lark.
WK 0134—Wolf firo. and Menfn, 1*46 If. 20fh.
WF. 1002—Fin ken nf el n A Stark. 2002 !V. 201k.
WK 2141— Kcoitomy firorery. 27fh and firnnt.
WK 1077—Ifoncnhlatt A Son. 2*02 IS. lOfh.
WK 2137—H. J. IIiikIicm, 3300 IS. Iflth.
KK 0*05—Otto Fankrnta A Co., 300* !S. 21th.
KK 0122—F. A. Voiiok. 321* V 21th.
KK 0200—f him. F. Kelley. 3720 JS. 2 1th.
KK 0130—I’nrk f.rocery, 6341 IS. 21th.
KK 0033—f'olfn* flroeery, 4302 SI. 30th.
KK 0052—.1. H. Hnpplv. 4702 \. 30tb.
KK 003*—J. K. Kirk, 2702 Fort.
I\K 031*—Meyer Meycrnon, 4101 firand Ave,
FAR1SAM AMI ISOHTHW KST
HA 0|*8— Sommer llron., 2*th and Fnrnnra.
HA 3100— Went Fnrnnm f.ro., 3021 Farnnm.
HA 03IH—.1. It onen, 27*0 Davenport.
If A 0712—California firo. nod Meats, 3223 Cal.
HA ©217—Sfelnon A Anitcrnon, 3220 f'nllfornla.
WK 02*0—f. K. Sielnon 3020 Hamilton.
WK 3334—If. f*. ISIclnon A Son. 1*21 IS. 33d.
W'A 0720—Will F. *< lirum, 4001 Ctimlnu.
WA 02514—H. ,V. Knurinon, 4507 f utnliiK
WA ft*03—f llffon lllll f.ro., 2221 Military Ave.
W'A 0217— D. C. fiold w are, 4021 I’nderwood.
HKRSON
WA R2*0—Hennon firo. Co., 0073 Military.
WA 4200—f . IS. Wolfe A Hon. 0211 Slnple St.
WA 5*73—l*hll Unit, 0030 Military Ave.
W A 4205—Paul Wnhlner. 0201 Maple St,
WA 0020—F. C. Wolf, 0323 Staple St.
CKVIHAC
JA 0370—Sterling firo. A Meat, 1051 St. Mnry*n
,IA 1(4*0—Ronton Meat A firo. t o., 722 S. 10th.
AT 8302— Handy Meat A firo. Co., 420 S. 24th.
t I'.Mntl, Hunt'd >
JA .10.15-TVnnrnlirrir dr (>., 402 .V. 21th.
JA 2267—f ronnfoaan t.ro. A MrntR, 522 X. 2 f tft.
AT 7*62—l.lpAry Urn*.. 611 <V 201 h.
JA 5413——I. N.ithnu, I7fh nnd t'hlengo At*.
AT 0*07— llny innii A Itomnnek. 511 4. 161 b.
AT 4540—V’iihllr Afarkrt, 604 1. 16th.
AT 62*2—I.. HoneuMum tiro, t o., *0* if. 16th.
,IA IOOK—4*. 1*. Uf»ln t.ro. t o.. 2001 < umlnfi.
If A 0701 —II. Illiianeiithnl, 2002 turn I at*.
°!r*ls—Arthur Vtiihln. 25tli nnd llnarnport.
It \ 170 f—4. Wrlaintrln, 2567 llodfcr.
AOUTIIH KAT ~~
HA uni—l.rnvrnvrorth tiro.. 2*IK I.Mvrnnortli
114 0121^— l.ouln A Ihrrt. 1122 Ixm rnnorth.
44 4 6*75— lln* Nrwmnn, 5201 l.rnvrnnorlh.
114 06 1*—.lulluM Nrnman, 1117 I’nrk Aar.
114 1652—.fork no it At. t.ro., 1124 Jnrknon.
114 f|*5—,|. ||. f.ruhnm. 2151 A. 20th.
11 4 5017—I’nrkanlr t.ro., 1022 A. 32d Aar.
If 4 0211 — Iliad, tiro, nnd Mrntn, 3005 llnnenll.
114 06*1—44'llllnm Honnn, 1701 tiold At.
AOI Til
.14 1667—MfUni'a t.ro. nmt 4fICMI2 A. 2fth.
AT 251H— Itolirrt f. Fatal on, 1702 A. loth.
.14 1260—I. liialnkofnkl , |l»tt A. 10th.
.IA 1561—llnrry Acorlai. 2110 A. 2tMh.
.IA 16 11—Atnlimer (Iron., 2702 A. 20th.
.IA 21*0—H. Allar ran n n, 1525 4'In ton,_
AOI Til 0114114
4f 4 00.10—I,main /Ira'. 4002 A. 2 1th.
M A 4.100—I'lilI Aaikn. 1716 A. 241 h.
MA 0400—1 aided l*rov*n Alorr, 1017 A. 2fth.
41 A 0354—lln a Ilk A Flnhrr, 5011 A. 20th.
HA .167*—A. Nraanann, 4. R. t or. 21th nnal I'.
414 .115*—41. .1. * I mon. 6102 A. 10th.
41 4 .101 *—J. ,V liren. 5101 A. 12d Aar.
414 I*0tt—l*rrrlmiiai llron., 1002 4| At.
ALBIIIt.HT ~~
if 4 2871—J#r Holdavnrr, 2101 AVndlnon.
General Information- Telephone Mr. Ek, HAmey 1325.
lead him to jail Just after District
Judge Gosa sentenced hint to 30 days
and fined him $300 on a liquor charge.
The children wept and the wife
screamed. She held the youngest, six
months old, in her arms. The oldest
is only 6. Mongeito was finally dis
engaged front his family and lodged
fn the county jail.
Trade Excursion Men to Be
Guests of Omaha Chamber
The rnen who are hardened trade
excursion campaigners were guests
of the trade extension commit tee at
the t'hamber of Commerce Thursday
night.
Ernest Hoe!, presided. Charles
U.'iie of the Union Pacific rail road
told of the territory over which
tiie next excursion, starting May 20,
will move In western Nebraska and
Wyoming as far west as Green River,
a total of 2,300 miles. J. B. Clough,
s vice chairman of the committee
described the trip. Ray Moore, also a
vice chairman made a selling talk.
I OMAHA’S BEST FOOD MARKETS
First Reducers of the High Cost of Living—Come Once and You Will Come Always
GROCERIES MEATS
48-lb. sack Gooch’s Fancy Fresh Dressed 071 Fancy Pot Roast,
Best Flour $1.75 Young Hens, lb.Z/^C , Per lb. • ..12V4*
48-lb. sack Sunkist Lean Pig Pork Spare
Flour .$1.75 rib, lb.91,4^
I Large cans California Fruits in heavy
syrup, per can . 25C
Dozen .$2.90
No. .3 cans Del Monte Sliced Pineapple,
can .35<*
Windmill Evergreen Corn, can. . . - IOC
Per dozen cans .... .$1.15
Country Gentleman Corn, can. . • 12,.L'C i
Dozen .$1.45
Advo extra sifted Peas, can. . 25c
Dozen ..$2.90
Lean Pig Pork Roast, lb.12 vw
Rest cuts Beef Shoulder Roast, lb.l4V-2<*
Dold’s Sterling Hams, 8 to 12-lb. aver
age, per lb.21 Vi4
Fancy Young Veal Breast, per lb. .
Fancy Young Veal Roast,
per lb.151 and 12'/a
Tall cans Better Milk, can.10c4
Hershey Cocoa, J4-lb. can.18c4
One pound can.35<^
It— I
5 Iten’s delicious
j Peanut Cake, 1
3 doz. for
j 25£ j
! or 2 lbs. for
, 45<*
FRUITS
Extra fey. Head
Lettuce at, per
head ... 10* i
3 for ...25*
CANDY
McComb’s home
made delicious
Italian
Creams, the
Pearl White '
.Soap,
10 bars for
39c
Extra large Grapefruit, each.10<**
3 for.25^
50c size Sunkist Oranges, dozen. . . 35<?
Fancy Strawberries, box.23<^ and 25c*
Fresh Tomatoes, per lb.ISC*1
Fresh Asparagus, per bunch.15(‘
creamy center and dipped in bitter
sweet chocolate, per lb.33£
You sure miss something fine unless you
buy our delicious Crackerjaek, per
l/2 lb.20C
j -
Crystal White Soap Chips, OP
large package .Lddi*
One bar Creme Oil Soap Free.
BUTTER AND
EGGS
Central Xtra
BAKERY
Orange Sponge
Cake, each
at.30C
Comb
Honey, >
each.
Quality fresh churned Package Butter,
per lb.50C
Fancy Wisconsin Cream Cheese or Brick
Cheese, per lb.
Guaranteed fresh Country Eggs, per
do^en . . . .26^—2 ozen, 1* |
Assorted Cookies, per dozen... 1 I
2 dozen. 25* I
DELICATESSEN (
Our home - made
Wienies or
F r a n k f u rters
per lb. . .17'
Delicious Potato
Salad, pint 30<*
Cabbage Salad, per
Pint .25^
Company unexpected —
You greet them with a
smile, when there’s Holsum
Tea Biscuit in your bread
box.
4 * * *
For Holsum Tea Biscuit,
with a cup of tea and a
bit of marmalade or pre
serves, make as dainty and
appetizing a tea table setting
as the most careful hostess
could plan.
Place a standing order with
your grocer for twice-a-wcek
delivery.
Tke Jatyr Burns Baking Company
Tre/b every day at your* Grocery" ^
I •» ’ 4 'j I
•CVCKTtKNTH
Big Orange Sale
Received a Car of Fancy Flor
ida Oranges on Consignment
with orders to sell fcr less
than HALF THE PRICE.
216 Size nflja 176Size ftft1_
Per doz. | g jC Per ^oz- /fc^W
126 Size AT|1 * 96 Size AA| .
Per doz. ^g *Q Per doz. 0m9V
Strictly fresh from the ft F _
EyJJ§ country. Per doz. Z3C
Butter Nothing Finer. L.b. 49c
Green Onions “• 10c
Strawberries f 25c
Fresh Perk Shoulders 51”r! 101c
Beef Roast 121c
Veal Roast MiVd 15c
Ankola Coffee 3w 98c
Cocoa in bulk per lb. 9c
DaiaIma Seedless, extra fine, 441 — i
KaiSinS Per lb., II2C
30ap Large pkg. Z3C
And one bar Cream Oil Soap FREE. |
CANDY SPECIALS
Jelly Beans, lb.15c
Marshmallow Peanuts, lb.10c
Acme Creams, 2 lbs.25c
Cigars Just Inside the Door
Manila Cigars, 8c values, 50 for.$1.50
Boaster Cigars, 5c value, box of 25 for 75c I
111 Cigarettes, 20s, 10 pkgs. to carton, $1 g
Vigor, Health and Strength.
HEALTH r happiness go hand in hantj—rosy
cheeks the sunny smile. Give them that
delieioua, wholesome, bread made from the perfect
Victor Flour.
“Acf AccidtnftUy Gc^d -bu* \f»Jt G^d AIwuti "
The moet modern day
light mill in America.
THE CRETE MILLS SEE
Dally Capacity 2000 Barral*
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