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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1907)
MARCH 1C, 1007. - M. ' ML nil Shamrocks TIIE OMAHA DAILY REE: SATURDAY, r-W wwi Iv-ii !". Saw M M M m r V :i if FREE Saturday Sh&mrockt FR.EE Saturday OfOti MM The Right Suit for You is Here at Brandeis All Ready for You to Slip on and Approve It is the Suit that Fits You Properly that Fills Every Requirement in Point of Style, Quality and Long Service It is the Spring Suit that Saves One-Half Your Clothes Money. 51 Clothes f or Men M n You'll want that new suit tomorrow because it's past the middle of March and high time for the new season's clothes Sunday is St. Patrick's day, too. You can't greet spring properly in an old suit. Brandeis offers Spring Suits in the height of 1907 style, made by tne best tailors and right up to the very minute in every fea ture new browns, greys and mixtures, at 1(0) J?50iH S H THE DEST HAND-TAILORED CLOTHES FOR MEN .Sensible young chaps and middle-aged men, too, who know what style and quality count for in their clothes, chooe these suits in preference to the merchant tailors. Why! Because the ROQERS-PEET CLOTHES equal tho most expensive tailors' make IN EVERY WAY. IIirsh-"Wickwire and Stein-Bloch clothes at Brandeis, too. Smart spring styles, all of them S17.50-S19-S21-S22.50 and S25 IP m jt - Vlv-N. , ft -f , 3 2 !' . I ; .v 5 I Nf4 i fey M -'-- - . ...-, , The New Spring Arrivals Boys' Clothes Made by workmen who know all about making boys' clothes properly. Our spring stock is more complete than ever. Better, more stylish olothes than ever before. Practical Suits for Boys Built for Spring School Wear that means hard oat- door service these knee pants suits will stand It and they'll look well all the time 2.98 Fashionable Spring Suits for Boys Buster Browns, Russians, Sailors, Norfolks, etc. all the very latest styles and highest class fabrics suits that delight every mother "T Q O J CP prices are special at. JJO allQ Spring's High-Class Novelties You can't find better, manlier or more becoming Clothes for the little fellows. The newest spring arrivals styles are handsome and very becom- "j rf Up ft no lng. Best boys' clothes made. ... I tJv to JJO You can't buy. BETTER CLOTHES than the famous ROCERS-PEET SUITS T h e Hlrsh-Wickwlre and the Steln-Bloc'i Clothes simply becau Better Clothes Can't Be Made ''fed (r-U) 1 - Li : ro m' 1 ' aV A . ,v -"O fTtOM nitKAKFAST to BKUTIMK R Q U I1R.0SSM0RE m S ""SHOE FOR MEN vJVVTT ? f J g they'll Rive rou the rel comfort K j A A4?'Vfi M 8 F M ft and fine mytU from the dajr K'l f AVr "l ' P f m h you put them on Ull the VjCK l K r g day you come Wk y tfiSfWti4 Q S y " fV . h h T1IB NEWEST PAXTEKNS R yX d Si .mil F iH- fA$A ii men's I S ( MylV Si Shi'r,s for sP"n I ! $ V nt&Silii II 1 Manhattans, Wellingtons and Eu-0 t S ei "y V i n&a new pleated bosoms, ttc, a Mf. A 98c $3 O Vu'JJ ' S Men's fl.oa negligee CH. H C V ' 3 spring shlrta, at 1 2 D PS UNDEKWEAR Light weight 1 k tllP TY1PT1 nfP. 4 P Special Items of Interest in A Ovr New CANDY DEPT. TOR SATURDAY OOl LEADER Dellclou As sorted Chocolates and Don Dons, packed la neat p Easter boxes- ' S.iO. trn nil .,... ........ ! J varlflv nf in flu. Ttipno nr rtelirlouii. Itlin Lotut Chocolat vnrw. i nrn' tfr lwyg mild at 40o pound peolal, pound. Chorolnte Marl H n H 5 B - m We'll tell ..1 I rrM sk Kiioes are i iney re tness: what these best shoes that ever sold wool shirts and panta. $1.50 values, Spring Neck our Newest terns for spring, :nadtp.a.n.u,.:.98c our Newest pat- O ;ot2Sc(4Sc?$2B Hars' f rth of com- J' i and, wear ri ) J 75ci fi thia city for $3.50-11 the men-s slso gixves at tsc H best selected leathers ajfeO An samples for dress and street S n , ii xi ii Pis wear London smoka. tans, Cj an new . biyies uti u browns or white. H sizes and all widths. 8 dollars' ?S y worth of com- J J n fort for n uur toncen music ucpi., tasi Aixaue n MEN'S SPRING OVERCuATS NEW IIAINPUOOF COATS You'll need a Spring Overcoat this season if you want to bo well dressed and comfortable. The new styles are very dressy. Every man. Ji! fihfiuln hflVA n rrn'fnAttft it is ritrlit Wtftfffl J n season eveiT ay m tlie year V Ufc. H . A I J F I OMU to J. H H $ . ' T.CBBNNCm jylW 11 Mw 55 worth $1.50, pair, at. . o Headquarters for Osborn Railroad n and Engineer Olores, 8o toD U $2.50 t-5 PADDY Ethel Levey's Moon Song ijj "Under the Tropical Moon", fea ?3 tured by Miss Levey, late of Geo. Washington, Jr.. Call at Oar Mask Drpt sad Gel a "Paddy" Button lor SL Pitriek'a Bay Saturday for 15c. This Jolly Irish Intermezzo will be featured by all orchestras on St. Patrick s Day and at all the dances. To supply the demand we have purchased 6,000 copies, special, at. TLrue,rice and the Girl Don't You N Tell. Waning Honey moon, I Don't Like Your Family, Thursday is My Jonah Day and others. 15c 29c TValntit 1VVM old at 40o pr pound Saturday apeolal. X fC pound . i i . . . M r m. A lnc Chi pa at StXJC pound Saturday Nijht Specials 8 Till 10 P. M. Basement Vnntlln Marthmallow at per pound . . Vanilla ChnoolaU Cream Drop pound Don't fall to visit our new 10c Candy Counter. Tou will And a va riety of 80 kinds of dallolous confec tions, 10c pound. 10c 12c CHINA SECTION VTft Aroado Specials for Saturday Big- sale of Table Olansware. Kao- 1 tory sample line of Plain and Fancy OlaiBware, larire piece. Water Pitcher. Fruit Bowls, utter uinnea, eic., worm up 10 eventy-flvo cent, at 10c Sale of das Portables' and Eleotrle R Portables to per cent discount. Q Vamoy Teee Sale It per eent die- count on every Vaae in etook. All 0 new' goods. Bj EASTER NOVELTIES Basement and Mala Floor. In Imported ornaments nuster Browns. Animals, Japs, Sailors, in al&na, cats, etc., aiso Novelty Pin Cushions, worth up to 25c each, at eacn . . . . 5 k .1IUIH, All- 10c h V J rTT Y1TT $ Visit Our Expert Optician in y Satisfaction Guaranteed b (FRESH VEGETABLES SCARCE '.Market Bulls Offer Elkht Arraj for the -' Sunday Dinner. J " ,NEW PEAS CFFERtO AT FANCY P3ICES 'Appearance at This Tins avat Enooar taar - SI n, as It Indicates Plentiful Supply Within av Verr Ptw Davy a. There has been a cuarolty of fresh vege. tables this week and in consequence the local market has not the variety nor the quantity that might be expected at this time of year. Shipments from the south have commenced again, however, and a few more days promise to see the market up to standard again. New peaa were In the market Friday morning, but their development Is scarcoly sufficient to recommend them, especially at 16 cents a quart The pods are small and Bat, but their appearance at ail la en couraging, for It marks the beginning. Wax beans are only 16 cents a quart this week and are better looking1 than they Were. String beans are 16 and 0 cents a quart and are not plentiful. Aaparagus Is ZS o nta a bunch and egg plant of exceptionally large viae sells from 35 to 40 cents each. Water creas is U cents a box. rhubarb 10 cents a bunch'. Green peppers are larger and much better and sell three for 36 cents. Cauliflower; Is K and 36 eenta a head and cabbage S, cents a pound. New beets, rad ishes, onions, turnips, parsnips, carrots and parsley are S cents a bunch. The larger 'new turnips are selling for 10 cents a dosen. New potatoes are very much larger and better and sell three pounds for Z5 rente. Artichokes are K cents each. Old potatoes sell from S6 cents to U a bushel and sweet potatoes from 40 to 60 cents a bushel. They are fine a ad large and of good flavor. Omaha received ts first full carload of Florida celery this week and It ts of excep tional quality, being superior to the Call fornla product. 'It retails at 10 cents a stalk. Head lettuce sells for .10 and 15 cents a head, but Its quality makes up for the price. Leaf lettuce Is 6 cents a head. Only a few. strawberries were In market Friday morning and they were not of Ihe best quality. The berries were small., and though of beautiful color, were not sweet. Oranges have gone up In price again, hav ing raised 50 cants' a box wholesale over last' week's price. .This brought the retail price .up a little and the best sell for 40 and 60 cents a doaen. Lemons are 20 cents a dosen. Orape fruit looks decidedly bet ter than It did a little while ago. but It Is about gone, and the next will come from California. It sells for 10 and 12H cents each, but the fruit Is not as large as It was. All sorts of apples at almost as many different prices are In market. A good eating apple sells from 40 to GO cents a peck and cooking apples for 25 and 30 cents a peck. " ' Several of the grocers have been making special prices on sugar of late, some selling as high as twenty-one pounds for $1. The average Is seventeen and eighteen pounds for $1 and "C" sugar Is the same price. - figgs were 18 cents a dozen Friday morn ing, and only one grade, the best, Is being quoted. Butter continues to bring 36 cents a pound for the package creamery and from I to SO cento tor the dairy, which la every bit as good In every respect Poultry Is about the same as It haj been. Chickens are 12 and 14 cents a pound, ducks H cents, geese 14 cents, capons :'.) cents, and turkey 80 and22 cents a pound. Broilers are 60 cents each and squaba from 26 to 60 cents eachT The offering of the flith market is very good. Iobters are ' a little hiRhf r than they were and sell from 60 to 66 cents a pound. line nhad are $1 and bitrk Bha 1 CO cenls each and welsh about three pounds. Catfish are IS cents a pound, Mack bissJ cents, fresh mackerel 18 cents, pike ' 13 cents and trout 16 cents a pound. Fresh cut fish steaks are 16 cents a pound. Now Is the time to make your want known through The Bee Want Ad page. The only form of food made from wheat that is all nutri ment is the soda cracker, and yet-r-the only soda cracker of which this h really true i3 ;cuil LABELS TELL JI1E TRUTH nGeda The Tha The eoda cracker scientifically baked, soda cracker effectually protected, soda cracker ever fresh, crisp and dean, soda cracker good at all times. lit a dust tight, moisturg proof packaz. NATIONAL EUCUIT; COMPANY only only only only frank Expressions Found on Canned Goods a Betultof Tood Law. DECEPTION NOT P0SS BlE LONGER Mrs. Provident May Easily Determine "Jnat What' She Is Burins; and Can Make a Good Sunday Dinner from Left Overs. Be sure and read the labels on your cans of fruit and vegetables, in talking about the working of the pure food law recently with a merchant he took down a can of petit pois from France and tho last line of the label stated "colored with sulphite of copper," and so now . we are officially Informed that the dainty little ' French peas with their very natural color which .we delighted to uso when we de sired something ntce get that ' fine color from sulphite of copper, a poison! Not enough to poison us seriously with ono dish, perhaps, but If often used to bo an Irritant to the digestive organs and In time to work serious Injury. So if we wapt to have some specially fine peas to nil our tlmbale cases, or to serve with a crown roast, we must read the label and be sure they are not colored with sulphite of copper. We must also loarn the lesson from this fact that tho country which un derstands best the art of preparing deli cate things for tho table knows-of no way to make the articles look like the fresh vegetable except to use mineral poisons, so we have learned that tho process of cookery Inevitably changes the color and must be content to xacrldce appearance to hcalthfulness and take our peas a little lees green and beautiful. Cream Ileromr Milk. Another can of a Well known brand of "condensed cream", hud pasted over the label at the lower corner a little extra slip covering tho word cream with mint and adding "to conform to the.pura food law." There's another piece of Informa tion for you, and to a degree those who demand certain things In foods are re sponsible for the fraud which Is thus exposed and corrected. The eating world generally want cream, aa much cream as possible, not even "top of tha milk" wljl satisfy them, although It Is doubly, per haps trebly richer than the whole milk, because the cream being tha lightest part of the milk begins to rise at once and gather In the milk at the top, so the man ufacturers of condensed milk, to aatlify this demand at the price people were willing to pay, put in a little butter color and the condensation making It look thicker and more like cream In lis pure state, and the color increasing tha de ception, they called it cream and the pub lic readily accepted It. Now they have to state the exact contents and the resulH In this case la milk which Is really healthier for us In most cases than cream, especially "cream" as "made up" for us by the trade. I see for Left Over. Nowhere does the art of cookery appear to so great advantage and conduce to such a satisfying state of mind In the cook artist as in the use of all those bits of food that remain after a meal, too good to throw away and yet whltjh, setting In the rerrigerator, do not look as If they would ever make a palatable dish, tempting to both eye and palate. But a French lira. Piovldem would conooot a rechauffe which would, when tastefully dished, make her gutsts Imagine they had some rare and costly viand, bought at great ex pense. And while American Mrs. Pro Ulom may not use so euphonious a name for her dishes, and the Irreverent may dub them "left-overs," or even "resurrection dishes." she will substitute a better title than hash, and will have 'Something for luncheon or tea equalling if not rivaling her French sisters. First of all she will understand that all Ad Ho. 19 Sommer Bros. BALDUFF m -o- en . . . . 11 .ssr A "P i z t r " II ; Saturday Specials Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz 17c Creamery Butter, per lb 82c Walter Baker's Chocolate, lb., S3c Saratoga, Makes, 2. pkgs ..... 25c Shredded Wheat Biscuits, pkg. 10r One Half Spring Lamb. . . . .$1.50 SOMMER BROS. EXPONENTS OF GOOD LIVING 28th and Farnam Sts. sUslrl I m SsfcyJi asrjtirtlU meats and most other foods except those containing mostly starch should only be nested, not cooked again, as a second cooking renders them indigestible and do st roys the flavor. In Mrs. Provldem'a Cupboard. 6o, like old Mother Hubbard, she will go to her cupboard before going to market, and there she will tlnd some of the re mains of that veal of the Sunday dinner a half can of tomatoes which had been turned out of the can In an earthen bowl, that the combination of tin, acid and to mato and oxygen of the air should not form an Irritant poison; a, pint of milk, some of the tougher parts of a bunch of coUry, the tender hearts of which had been used as a salad the day before; a portion of the baked flsli which had oeen the I-enen dinner The trip to the mar ket added potatoes, Spanish onions, a package of good American macaroni, (a trip to Italy having made Mrs. Provldem somewhat distrustful of the high sounding Italian national food), half a dosen ba nanas, the skins of which had just begun ; Let no food impair the powers of the stomach. 1 Eat WHEAT FLAKE CELERY fl A JUKI which is the most perfect food for the brain workers, clergy men, lawyers, merchants, grow ing children, and the muscle working classes. M IO cents a package. For by all Grocer. mm COLD MEDAL ITS Gold Medal Chocolates fill every requirement of the pure food, laws and are leaders among the high grade confections. They are the product of our own manufacture. Thousands of pounds have been sold because of their superior qual ity and moderate price. As a pretont they are unequalled. Not only are tho chocolates good, pure and delicious, but the boxes are neat and handsome, and the name on them Is a guarantee that the sweets are the best. Price per pound, only. G0 BALDUFF . 1618-20 Farnam Street. to bear the black spots which indicated their ripeness. x Her Sunday fllnn.r. And this la how sns made use of the foods: Potato Paste: Run the remains of the cold veal through the coarse blade of the food chopper, boll half a dosen potatoes In their Jackets, because of so doing tha salts of the potatoes, which help to digest them, and at the same time give to the eater the necessary materials for building in the body bone, teeth, hair and nerves will be retained; when well "cooked pour off the water and let the potatoes steam dry, peel quickly, mash, add a rounding tublespoon of. butter, salt, a well beaten egg, and then knead In- as much flour as the mixture will take without cracking. Roll out long and narrow, lay the minced meat along the center and roll up, fastening the potato together with a little egg. Brusb over with egg beaten with water and bake In a hot oven until a light brown color. Observe that it docs not hurt the digestive qualifies of the potato to be cooked again, as potato is almost entirely starch, but the meat in the center, whloh la largely albumen, will be only heated through, fterve with tomao sauce. Tomato Sauce: Put the half can of toma toes over the Are In a stew pan, with a bit of bay leaf, large as a penny, a level tea spoon of salt, a saltapoon paprika or white pepper, a slice of onion and cook slowly ten minutes, then rub through a sieve and pourr stirring. Into a tablespoon each of butter and flour, wuick have beea rubbed " " 19 WE DO IT EVERY TIME Under sell the lowest quick sales and email profits Is our method of business, and we certainly succeed In doing so. MEAT DEPARTMENT Good Steak, per lb So t Boiling Beef, per lb 3Ve Sirloin Steak, per lb lOo I Rib Roast, per lb., 10c to So BAKERY DEPARTMENT When we say we save you from 20 to 40 cents on the dollar we don't bluff, we give you our prices In plain figures. Bread, one loaf So I Two-layer Cakes, any flavor .....lSo ... ... . . ,,. AAm I Three-layer Cakes, any flavor . ...84o Cookies, all kinds, per dds. ...... .80 Cream p'uBi( wUi, whipped oream. Pies . ....So I per doien Sao GROCERY DEPARTMENT Boston Candy Biscuits. It's dainty. crisp and delicious, 15o pkg Bo 1 lbs. Dure cane Granulated Sugar for S1.00 50-lb. sack Purity Flower, every sack guaranteed or your money back, 9o X-Celo, per pkg. (1 fine tea spoon free) THo Grape-Nuts, per pkg ,. ...10o Fancy whole Jap Hice. per lb Sa This Is only a few of our low Ginger Snaps, Oyster and Soda Crack ersfresh and crisp, per lb 6a Fancy Currants, per pkg. , THo Gelatine, per pkg , ...S Fancy American Full Cream Cheese, per lb "Ho Fancy large, fat, Mackerel, each THo Sweet Pickles, per dos Bo Tooth Picks, double pointers, hard wood, polished, 10c pkg lo prices. Trade with us and saw the difference. ' THE LANGE GROCERY COMPANY Telephone, Douglas 1380. 24th and Cuming S freer'. r SHAMROCKS! IO.OOO Free Saturday lO.OOO For every leaf of the shamrock, just repeat our address once thats all we ask,. . . , 1 Incidentally we are offering some tempting prices: "Early Times" Whiskey, 8 years old (full quart bottle) .$1,00 Per gallon, only 53.0O High Class California Wines, per quart 75c, 60c and. ........ .35 Per gallon $2.50, $2.00 and -8150 U1GIIKHT QUALITY LOWEST PRICES CACKLEY BROS. RELIABLE LIQUOR MERCHANTS 121 N. 10th St., Opposite Post Office Phone Douglas 1148 ssmausssmeaaamdr together, and when well mixed, put on the stove and stir until thickened. ' The celery and onions went to make; Celery Onions: Boll 8panlsh onions until tender, remove centers and Oil cups so made, with celery, which has been cut up line, cooked In water to cover until tender, then mixed with a white sauce made of half a eup of water, in which the celery was cooked and half milk. If any celery and sauce remains, pour round the onions In a bake pan, set In a slow oven and reheat. The hearts of the onions can be used another day for soup soublse. of Ik Artichoke. Italian artichokes look mors like a Power than a vegetable. The taste for them, like a fondneas for olives, la believed to be a matter of education. They are aa peculiar In taste as In appearance, and the slightly aromatlo "bite" they give the tongue Is disagreeable to some eaters. In Italy they are cheep. la the United States they are absurdly dear at certain seasons, costing about It cents each at this season. But the fact that they are considered correct for a swell luncheon will always assure their popularity, as was Illustrated at a luncheon party not long ago. A hostess had invited twelve guests and during luncheon she re marked that she hoped every one was fond of artichokes, as hef daughter had Insisted on an artichoke course, as It was considered Very ohic. She further volun teered that she considered It very extrava gant, as she paid to cents a piece for them. So she didn't have the heart to eat them, even If she had loved the "bristly" things. The guests - were evidently fond of the "bristly things," as they swallowed their half dollar's worth all the more seatfully for tha naive remark. Alabama, Marderer Htattd. MOBILE, Ala., March lS.-Andrew Thomas, white, was hanged here today for the murder of his wife lu May last. AN OLD and WELL-TRIED REMEDY roa ovr sixty tbahs KM. WISILOW1 aOOTBIMO ITBffr ku te t ever SIXTY UAH kr tall. UONS 1 kuTHKKS lor thrlr ( H1L1)KKM WaULS IttlHINIl WITU plhKB' T SUCl tSS. if aoTHii.s uw chi 1 J). sorrsNS u uimi. 11, Lai i u pain, cikbs winl couc, h4 u im bt MM4r far IiIauhhcjKa. 8ai by druMwce ! if t t U worle. b ur tui ut Mltri. WINsLOW'b bOUimU sVUVP -'
