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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1925)
What Terror Clutched Madge at Lillian's tank? "What’s the matter, Mri. Graham? Tou're aa white aa a sheet. Has any thing happened to the strange lady upstairs?” Mrs. Tlcer looked up w ith quick con cern from the hot water bottles she was filling at the kitchen stove. Pat ently she believed that the queer guest w# had brought home must have sud denly gone out of life. I realized how clearly my face must betray the fright my Imagination had given me concerning Lillian's possible danger from some unknown and Insidious mal ady. That was something, however, which I could tell no one, and I made a mighty effort t</pull myself to gether, managing In the process a fairly creditable mn lie. "Oh, no, Mrs. Tlcer,” I replied. "She Is no better and no worse than when we brought her home. But I am ao tired—and so hungry—that 1 feel almost ill.” "Dear me"' Mrs. Tlcer clucked like an anxious lien; "this Is awful. I’ll bet you didn't have any breakfast'." I thought of Katie's bountiful meal with compunction, but my instructions were to keep her downstairs so busy preparing a luncheon that she would have no time for real or pretended er rands to the sick room. A Diplomatic Assignment. “I had more than Mra. t’nderwood did,” I returned truthfully and eva sively, picking up a metal ewer which she Just had filled with hot water. "So don't bother to bring these upstairs. I'll come hack for them, and I’ll fill the Ice bag and do everything else needed for the sick room. That will leave you free to ght us (fur luncheon.” *‘I can have It on the table in 10 minutes. If you wish.” she said cap ably, "but you won't have a couple of things that T had planned.” Her tone expressed the disappoint ment of the “born cook” who glories in her artistry. "How long will they take?” I asked. "Not over three-quarters of an hour. Probably less.” "Then everything will fit In very nicely,” T told her. "None of us ex cept the children can eat until after Dr. Pettit has been here, but his visit ought to be over within that time.” The amlle returned to her face, and she moved majestically to the stove. Mra. Tlcer never appears to hurry, hut she accomplishes miracles of work. ‘Then I’d better fly around,” she said. "But,” doubtfully, "I think I'd better carry those things upstairs for you.” "No, you don't,” I returned with a v smile which I did not have to force this time. The cheeriness and com monsense which fairly radiated from her consciously had made me feel that my fears for Lillian were mostly Imagination, "I’ve been sitting so long, driv ing, that my muscles are cramped,” l said as I went out of the door, carrying the hot water bottles. l?p In the sick room I found that Katherine had removed most of the girl's garments and was trying to . unlock the padlocked chain around ' her arm. Lillian, holding the valise r-;-; v I Parking With Peggy _/ "Some girls want to grow up and be governor of the^tate. but most of them would rather Just be home treasurer.” □ ewnraer 'POSTS BranFUkes as an ounce of prevention It makes the most delicious muffins, too! BB. |(|||| h . ! m depending from the chain eo that it did not awing against the girl's body, was watching the procedure with keen, appraising eyes. "Somebody's keen iiyirtg that -key before.’ she commented, "and in such r hurry that it is bent out of shape. AVhat do you think, Kath erine? Can you make it?'" Need of a locksmith. Katherine gave a final tug at the key and straightened herself, with a look of chargtn upon her face. "Sorry," she said, "but I'm afraid that padlock will have to he smashed or the chain filed. But who's to do It?" *Both women looked at me, and 1 made a quick decision. "Jim," I said promptly. "He will never open his mouth concerning the thing to anyone. If Katie were at home, it would be different. She's worm the secret from him In no time." "Praise be to Allah that she's safe at the Durkees!" Katherine in tened. "All right, bring up Jim. I'll have time to sponge her and get her Into her'nightdress, all hut that one arm, while you're gone. Then I'll wrap her in blankets and Jim can exercise . his ingenuity on that chain," Salt, sugar, or soda must be freed from lumps before measuring. r ' - - > COLOR CUT-OCTS Little Snow-White '-j and you'll have a whole set of "Snow White" paper doll*. While Sijow-W hlte was living with ths little dwarfs, the wicked queen waa living very happily. The hunts man told her he had killed Snow White, and she had told ths king that wicked robbers had stolen and killed his daughter. But It chanced that one day when she was looking into her magic talk ing mirror ahs asked It once more who was the fairest of all. It had been a long time since she had asked this question. The mirror answered: "Thou wait the fairest, lady quqfn; Snow White la fairest now, I ween. Amid the forest, darkly green, She lives with dwarfs—the hills be tween." The queen flew intif a rage and vowed she'd kill Snow-White herself. (Color the mirror frame and pea cock bright green. Paste a piece of tinfoil in the while space, to make it look Ilka a real wall mirror). (Copyright, 19:s > Daughter on Precipice. Dear Miss Allen: My daughter 1' Vi and engaged to a divorced mail He drinks too much, rarely coming to our home without being Intoxicated Half of the time he is unkind to my daughter and breaks herw heart, but the other half he treats her in suck a way that no power can make hei give him up. She had a sweet letter from his former w ife, telling her whal a time she had ns his wife. She saW Tile (Jtieon Plots. Tills is one day’s chapter of the tale "Snow-White.” Follow it every day -j I EGGS CHEESE I 07 A A I p!v M # Cents gL, 4 4 Cents I Dozen, 4lHI ■ p«r Pound ^Q^F H POTATOES Grape Fruit Head Lettuce! " Fancy Red River Blue Goose Imperial Valley lllf Early Ohio* Extra Fancy Iceberg S Ur«e - I Per Solid ^B Peck, Heads, ^B Each, IS SU.MOH Sr 27cl VRDINES ,““:14cl IN* FISH H-27cl IBSTE»Si:::?29c| IRIMP "==" 19c| IW ■% SUNSET GOLD m g± §li V IT K ' L D Finest Creamery A II gL H J I I L It". '431; 9 W m u _Per Pound W fc SOAP Soap Chips! G. or CRYSTAL WHITE QUICK NAPHTHA CHIPS , I FREE ■ Cents sSf V Q Cents | wmi m ■% B crtf:." jii v .9 Every Purchase from PIGGLY WIGGLY Must Give You Complete Satisfaction or Your Money Will Be Cheerfully Returned Without Question . • she was not jealous, hut very thank ful that she had her freedom now. Phe said she hesitated about giving warning, but wanted to save another from suffering if possible. The letter tvas simply torn up. Wheh I try to lalk to nty daughter she closes her Ups tightly and apparently hears noth ing I say. 1 am desperate, because I mjself suffered a lot during the first 10 years of my married life because my hushand drank. T hale to have her go through the thing l did, ami I don't believe the man she Intends to marry has the worth in him that helped her father win his battle against drink. He has been dead now for five years, and so he Is not here lo help me. What can I do to save my daughter? ANXIOUS MOTHER. My dear, jour daughter will have to live her own life and suffer for her blindness. You are doing all that is possible in expressing your opinion and trying to make her see what Is ahead of her. Since she will not listen to you or the fh-st wife, but stub bornly and blindly walks into trouble and unhappiness, say nothing more. There Is a chance that when opposi tion cease* she will take heed and of her own accord give up thg man. Brown-Eyed Girl: Y'ou conld wear green well or one of the new amethyst or hyanclnth blues. Get a soft, grace ful material, such as chiffon, for your new gown. Have the neck cut round. This will give you the effect of a low Pork Cuts Choice Lean Pork Shoulder .14c Fresh Lean Spareribs, per lb.14c Fresh Neck Bones ... 5c Fresh Pig Hearts . 6c Fresh Pig Snouts . . 6c Fresh Pig Ears.6c Choice Leaf Lard, 16* Fresh Breakfast Sausage.15c Fancy Youn^ Chickens for roasting.25c Spring Lamb Choicest Hindquarters, per lb.22c Choicest Forequarters, » per lb.14c Choicest Lamb Stew, 9c Veal Cuts Choice Veal Stew . . 10c Choice Veal Chops, per lb.17V2c Choice Veal Loins for roasting .15c Choice Veal Legs, ]/2 S or whole .17c n*- k and will cover the discoloration* you speak of. Drapes of the material could be arranged to fall over your arms, thus giving you the effect of a sleeveless gown end nf the same time covering the discolorations. 1 suspect you are far too sensitive about those dtscoloratlons. \\ by not forget about them and go ahead and get a pretty drr*s and have It made In a becoming style. Consult a beauty expert about your trouble. Wondering: When a boy and a girl have a good time at a party, each of them should thank the hostess for a pleasant evening. in using sta tlonery, It Is all right to write from page 1 to page 2. It Is just as proper to jump from page 1 to page 4. I prefer the latter myself. I think it is slightly more convenient. Anxious: You and your sister should make this man decide which of you he is Interested in. I judge from your letter It is really your sis ter, and that you are trying to make him allow an Interest In you. Choice Choicest Choice Beef Pot Veal Beef Roast, Roast, Chuck per lb., per lb., Roast, lb. 10c 11c 12V2C I Prime Rolled Choice Boiling Rib Roa»t, .UV2C Beefjjjj^jjj^ I Smoked Meats Sugar-Cured Picnic Hams .15c Sugar-Cured Skinned Hams ..22c Sugar-Cured Back Bacon-.22c Sugar-Cured Breakfast Bacon.27c Butterine Lucky Buy Oleo . . 19c 5 lbs. .92c Liberty Nut Oleo . .22c Evergood Butterine— 2-lb. carton.48c 5-lb. carton . . . .$1.20 Danish Pioneer Creamery Butter, 44c Choicest Roun<f Steak, per lb.. ..17*/,c Choicest Hamburg Steak, per lb. . . 12* ic Choicest Corned Beef, per lb.12*/2c Compound Lard .. ,16c | ■' 1 Strictly Fresh Eggs, 30c P. & G. Soap, 10 bars for .. .-..38c Fancy Early June Peas, 2 for .25c Fancy Sweet Corn, 2 for.25c Lhhhihihvbhii^^hhihhhhhhhiiiii^b^hiiii^hihhbhi^m Iten Fairy Crackers — those dainty and delicious “squares of goodness"—are always ready to wrre as they come from can, caddie or package. Fresh and fine and tasty — always ready without prepara tion and without delay. It is worth while keeping a Fairy can handy in your pantry. Just serre Iten Fairy Crackers with soups, stews, oysters, appetizers, salads, cheese, coffee — any way you like—and your family will be pleased and satisfied. s The economical way of buying ITEN Fairy Crackers is in the handy returnable can. Also packed in rarious sizes of cad dies and triple-sealed packages. FRESH at your Grocer'• Vtabed and Deem Meed by -Iten Biscuit Co. U SA -- SNOW WHITS BAKERIES __ _ _ r-»l AD« ERT1SEME>T. FBTI!*EJIE> I Soft lovely skin ruined by constipation let Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN bring sure relief you can perma nently rid your system of this harrowing dis ease. Constipation leaves its marks upon the face. Its terrible poisons, which lead to over forty serious diseases, cause pimples, hollow cheeks, sallow skin, circles under the eyes and spots before them. Unpleasant breath, too, may be traced to constipation. Rid your body of this frightful disease. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN’ has brought health to thousands when all else has failed. The reason— it Is ALL BRAN and nothing but ALL BRAN. That is why its re sults are sure. That is why doctors recommend it. It takes ALL BKAA to be wholly effective. Try it! If eaten regularly, Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is guaran teed to bring permanent relief in the most chronic eases or your grocer returns the purchase price. Eat two tablespoonfuls daily • in chronic cases, with every meal. You will like its nut,-like flavor. Try the recipes on every package. Sprinkle it over othrr cereals. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is made iu Battle Creek, Michigan, and served by leading hotels and res taurants everywhere. Sold by all grocers. Buy a package today. ALL-BRAN Western hospitality knows no half-measures The hospitality of the West is as wide as its plains. Out here, you’re invited for breakfast. And you are served with a wonderful cup of coffee, the symbol of western welcome—Hills Bros. Coffee! Just puncture the vacuum seal of a tin of Hills Bros, and breathe that marvelous aroma—the fra grance of rare coffee-oils. Drink a cup of Hills Bros, and know that the flavor matches the aroma. The Recognized Standard. (That’s what they call Hills Bros. Coffee!) And it is economical to use. HILLS BROS COFFEE I _ In the original f'acuum Pack which hrtfi tht ctjfte freih. mus MnRC.oaur wakebocse co ink mi Jmm rkmr, At 9* /1 - % All-wheat cakes lightest 50% lighter than old*nme pancakes; digest in half the time. A new breakfast joy! 3 minutes from package to plate Here i« a wetr delight for break fast . The tender. air-fluffed cake* of all wheat! i — It is tender, sw eet a* (: e*h ber ries, rich in quickly digested nourishment. 50% lighter than old-style pancakes. Just finest u flea t As you know, the old : me pancake is inclined to be heavy. indigestible. That's because it ha* rice, corn, or other "tiller* " Not this airy, dainty cake! It's just all-wheat—light as whipped cream—full flavored and savory. That's why it digests in half the time of an old-style pancake. That’s why it gives the IS food elements that build strong bodies, and produce rnergv. For the npe. golden Kansas wheat—of which it t* made—is the world's choicest grain. At your grocer rt We want >ou to enjoy thts brand-new Breakfast which is prcpaied in a minutes.' Today ask your grocer tor SUN-RAY i’aiKake Hour. 3 Minutes from Package to Plate! / S wittf. Ko * *_7^ % milk, eg** or sugar Ab N. 4 ftclutt \ rcakj-to -►#, Pet co bot friddfe. Brown on o*ch srd*. ^6^ U»1 » *11. B;:t tot*. /• too. that SUN KAY V M cakes *rui *4'f tfs.-i f* I tk* rofilj like pan cake*, do. UMIMIIIIMMI 111 ■111 I Bill ■■ —MM I Pancake Flour At All Grocery Stores * I