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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1907)
ta THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. OCTOBER .". 1007 RIGID INSPECTION OF CANDY Hit. : Providem Advocates This and How to Eat It CHILDREN ' SHOULD BE TAUGHT MrlhtxU t)f Maanfawtara aad Eat ing irt Balsfal ta Ye One aaa SaaalA Da GlTaa Attention, If It were possible to hava a much mors rlKld Inspection of the candles that ar sold so largely on th street to children and then hava aoma means of teaching, through the schools or otherwise, something about the proper method of eating and the quantity we ahould hava a wonderful dif ference In the health of children and es pecially of school children. An Inspection of the methods of making and the places where the pushcart candy la made reveals poor, cheap materials, put together In the midst of surroundings that are anything but clean and that threaten the spread of even dangerous disease. Candles are mads In the same room where beds are occupied by numbers of men and this ' In buildings old, .with mouldered walla and floors, which have not been cleaned for years. As for the teaching In regard to the use of candles and sweets It Is very meagre and Insufficient.' A teacher says, "If this habit of buying and eating at all times snch quantities ' of cheap candy could ba topped the children would be In much better condition for their work." . Pare Candy and Saarar. Candy, pora candy and augar are good, a substance quickly assimilated and made Into blood and energy, which are greatly needed by a growing child. But sugar la one of the most condensed of foods and a little will do a great deal towards supply ing the system. Therefore a child should be taught to eat but a small amount at a time, and less In proportion as they exer cise In fresh air. A child out doors, mov ing about rapidly can assimilate and use up in energy much more of sweets In any form than when sitting In a close room, the air of which contains the carbolic aold gas excretions of a number of children. Also when out of doors running about the body la held In a mere erect position and the digestive organs allowed fuller plsy, so they can do their work better, hence the foundation of a better, purer blood and the generation of energy and Its better use. When sitting in a stooping position, bring ing the digestive organs In' a compact macs, they cannot function properly, the energy generated with dlfftoulty having no physical outlet, but being diverted to brain use, leaves a certain amount unused, whloh manifests In a form of nervous activity, resulting In actions of the phy sical body of no use to the child, hence the nnrvous child, with the digestive organs overtaxed to dispose of one kind of energy producing and not body building food. A body built of strong foods, gralna, milk, vegetables, sweet fruits, can use In the open air with active exercise, a considerable amount of energy supplied by the diges tion of sugar, but a poorly built body, sit ting In a cramped position. In a close room, using only its brain forces, should be very careful not to over burden the diges tive organs with this very condensed food. And above all do not add to the sweet, wretched gelatin substances, made of un clean hoofs and bones of animals, or worse yet, the dreadful adulteranta which the new state law says are found In confec tionery "teira alba, barytes, talc" dif ferent kinds of earth "chroma yellow, paraffins or other mineral substance of poisonous color or flavor, or any vinous, malt or spirituous liquor or compound or narcotic drug." To rend over thoso miser able adulterants of an Important fond of childhood condensed in our ktate laws should make us most careful what they sre allowed to est, mort ilenlrous by the force of our condemnation of any food which does not comply with, pure food laws to aid In their extermination. Make yourself as much as possible sim ple candlea for the children and teach them how to use them right. Pasmnt Brittle. Peanut Brittle Chop fine peanuts; put two cups of sugar over the fire In a large Iron' or granite frying pan; stir It con stantly with the tip of a granite or heavy spoon, not getting the sugar on the spoon any more than necessary, as it cakes on snd cannot then be melted; when the sugar la two-thirds melted lift off the fire and continue atlrrlng until all Is melted. Sprinkle the nuts In a greased tin and pour the syrup over them carefully about a quarter of an inch thick. Let atand until cold, then atrlke the bottom of the tin and break up the candy. Peanuts and sugar are very strong foods and ahould ' be eaten in small quantities, half-way be tweeen the meals, not keeping the stornaoh all the time Ailed with fresh food, and they should be thoroughly, masticated. Cocoa Pudge Two cups sugar, one-half cup milk, one rounding tablespoon butter, cooked together until it begin to break on the top la large bubblea; then add two or three ounce aquares of chocolate, dissolved In a small amount of hot water, and cook until the mixture forms a ball, when a teaapoonful Is dropped In cold wster; re move from fire, let It get half cool, then beat rapidly until It begins to thicken; pour into a square greased tin the thickness of a caramel, wore It In squares with a knife and when cold break it up by knocking the under side of the pan. This contains a considerable amount of cooked fat and Is therefore harder to digest than a pure u (tar randy. Kemember In buying candlea that good HiiKar costs at retail from 6 cents upwards ' and candy cannot be made of pure ma terials and aold for less than double that amount. Ail If " ' -1 1 ill " . ' 1 1 , ' '1 t iaiMMBeMMI I MLH-I.J urn mm tfwgawB Emb'd Torn Over Collars Sicca. ; i We Have Reason To Be Proud Big Extra Special Bargains Saturday 9 i a. Women's $1.50 Kid Gloves at 98c Pair These are short two-clasp kid gloves. in black and all colors a very fine quality 01 Tencn Jamb all 6izes and widths, worth up to one fifty a pair, at, per pair WUMKfl-B KiiBOW JufiAtiTH KID GLOVES Made of fine real u.J. 13 and 16-button lengths blacks, whites snd tans, all sizes and an extra special big bargain for r m P Saturday, at, per pair It Is High Time for a Change Warmer Underwear Misses' and Children's Vests, Pants and Drawers, fine ribbed and heavy fleeced two bar gain lots will fj 1 C . M n M We are prouder than ever ot our reputation gnlned. long (Once, as the store for boys. The fact that the boy Is safe in coming here for his shoes alone and receiving just what he would. Yet where he ac companied by you, makes It the Ideal store. As for the shoe THE STEEL SHOD you heard of It before. It outwear any two pairs of boys' shoes ever built. THE TRICES ARE 10 to 13H, at 1 to 2, at ..i iV to 5M, at ; We are have ready for imme diate delivery the new high top shoes for boys, the best for winter wear you ever saw. ' PRICES RANGE FROM $2.00 $2.25 $2.50 at a -at atbV 'if tir it r 4 n Tuiiicu a. iicavy esi, i aihs and Union Suits $2.25 to $3.50 Ask to sec them. 9 r 'is ?! OUABa'l rVBT. TOOO CBaTTSB MBAT i '! Trsdinsr at this Sanlturlly Conduct-12 fej ed Pure Fo-wl Slirp, you are guar-N v anteed that thi fooda you eat tuvjj nhsolutrly pure, wholesome and un-v 9 adulterated, and thai the prices areV V la low as Is consistent, quality con- S sicierea. SATURDAY SPECIALS IS 5 Turk norm, nhoulilr . ntn ner lb SUnS? Loaf l.ard, per pound 91.00 $ Dlnmond "C" Hams, per lb 140 0 From 7 p.. m. to p. m. we will i,ell $ one ton of choice bolllns; beef, ot, O per pound ' 14 V A fine assortment of Ducks. Geese, I s vnilr Snnitnv dinner. ' i X reaches, pr box . . . ' X I'lums, per box S Sweet Potatoes, v per bushel. Plain Lettuce for I n Kndlve. fine, each Fresh Egg, per dozen . . . Jersey Sweet Potatoes, Fresh Mushrooms, Seckel Pears, Head Lettuce, . Cauliflower. I ? .1133 . 11.93 .9143 ...Bojji . .loo ..18o $ X.XQUOB DEP1BTM11HT. In thta drnartment wa rarrv a full! and complete atock of fine wlnea and.N family fij liquors trade. for medicinal and 8 Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam SI. ft Some are fine ribbed, some with soft fleecing medium and heavy weights, A- IQA fiQn on bargain sauares. at Ovj It wwv Infants' All Wool Vests Several styles all worth up to 50c, at' Munsing Underwear is the best in the world. 19c i 35c Ribbons at 15c Big lots of very fine taf . feta ribbon all kinds of plain and fancy effects on great bargain square for Satur day worth up to 35c yard, at, yard. ...... Ik Hosiery Sale 5 Misses', Children's and Boys' Fine ? and Heavy Ribbed f A 1 0f C 5 . School Hose, at. . i. J JmU2mlo Ladies' and Men's Hosiery Many with full fashioned foot double sole, spliced heel some are silk finished mercerized ? 1 worth up to 36c,' at, pair 2 C Ladies' Very Tine Imported Lisle Silk Finished Hosiery- 9Eg AQ plain or fancy silk embroidered, at, a pair )3C"4t'C i! OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Quality is the first consideration In our bakery. Every article must be the best that experienced bakers, with hig-li (Trade material, can pro duce Try some of the following for ten cents: Almond Sponge-Cake,' each" ... .10c Cookies, all kinds, per dosen....l0c Molasses Cup Cakes, per dozen.. 10c Baking- Powder Biscuits,, per dox.lOc Vienna Rolls, per dozen 10c Parker Home Rolls, per dozen -..20c Zweibach. per dozen 1 Oc Dessert, Wafers, per dozen.' 10c German Coffee Cake, each 10c Pullman Bread, per loaf 10c Boston Brown Bread, per loaf. ...10c When down town shopping you are especially Invited to vlslf our store whether., you wish to buy or, not. ... DAINTY LUNCHEONS ... SERVED AFTER MATINEES TriE Store ran PfLic4cir. See Our , Windows 17th and Douglas St. g Tel. Dooa;las MT. Q Private Exchante Connects All Depts. kI , lyrif&ttyc y 1322Faftam5t. jrT)QTrASTEB8 POR Aaatraltaa Millionaire Hart, VANCOUVER. B. C. Oct. 4.-Herben R. Morton of Australia, a millionaire, slipped n the steps of the Vancouver opera houae a yrupvj eana acts OeAtlyct prompt ly oatae bowels, cleanses lle system ejectu ally, assists one in overcoming habitual constipation permanently. To get As benejicial ejjects buy the genuine. f lanujact urel Vy X be CALIFORNIA JjiG'SrmJP Co. b w . r. " . bii LOI?oMH0I &60r,S Windows 5 HELP ADVERTISE-OMAHA H4l4l4ir I SeBd The Be Yo" Kr"Bd'- ! I . i essaeaisu i xju . l ,.-,, - . . rrrrng ..irf . -1 ' 'V.',?""'i,ir jpmuuBSBKBtsnBtMKBBBHBB iWlSaTaTJWWaSnfflaHKlsBtMaBaJsB?HBfcWl ' Lu, niete line of sizes 'In stock of both Combination and 2-PIece Soils If you are out of shape,, can. build them to measure. Albert Cahn Urt Maker and Man's Turnlshsr. ISM TAAUMAM HaEST. C -PATENTS xnmt PROTECT Ovr 3 ao tor lintkiri M&laM rmim Com. immm I sway from home and friends Is likely to find himself without money. A diamond will always supply that need without any trouble or publicity. Our diamonds and prices are right. We will buy back any diamond we sell for nine-tenths of its cost within one year. last olfht and fractured his skulL Ha probably will die. VOICE FROM OLD MISSOURI Prof. Charles Sproal Proclaims Only Real Tain, Extant Is Dittos'! DlTlne IleailnaT. An eccentric genius signing himself Prof. Charles Sprout of Nevada, Mo., Is sendlae; out a number of badly printed and worsa spelled circulars denouncing the "Mason lodge" and "Woodmen of America lodge," President Roosevelt, "Andre Carnegie and others as enemies to society, to the repub lic snd as fomentors of anarchy and foes of liberty." Prof. Sproul is of the opinion that the only real thing now existing on this earth is "Dutton's Divine Healing De cision," and calls upon all humanity to abide by it. He carefully falls, however, to tell Just what kind of a thing "Dutton's Decision" is, whether it is a motorcycle, grasshoper plague of a swsyback mule. Prof. Sproul gives a long dissertation on the Declaration of Independence and con stitution which is as lucid as a Chinese bill of fare In a Greek restaurant. Prof. Sproul has sent one of his circulars to the United States district attorney and wants Mm to take Immediate action on the matter. The circulars are real curiosi ties from the fact of their absolute incom prehensibility and verbiage of nothingness. Prof. Sproul admits he has been tried for Insanity, but he does not give the rssult ot the trial. THE GREAT g MAJESTIC MEN'S STYLISH STREET SHOES The new leathers and lasts shown In our Street Shoes this (all are certainly a splendid com bination of taste and utility. Gun Metal Calf, Chrome Calf and Gnu Calf are among the best of the dull leathers (or street wear. Shiny leathers or all kinds on new and correct lasts for both fteet and dress wear. SPECIALS $2.50. $4.00. $5.00 Ta frcveat Saaes Irasa CraekiasJ use Quick Shlr.i biiu follsh. It oUs. pol ishes and gives a patent leather finish and (a water-proof. Ask your dealer for It. BRICK NEARLY HITS WOMAN Falls from Ton af Tall Balldtng aud Strikes Hat af Mr. YVU llasa Rocaafora. Dislodged by the string to an advertising kite, a brick tell from the chimney of ths Board of Trade building during the parade Thursday afternoon and missed striking Mis. Wil'iam Rucheford by less than two inches. Mrs. Itocheford was watching tho parada with Mrs. William Btryker and a number of children. Ths brick struck her hat, brushed her cklrt and was broken to pieces by ths force of the fall on ths side walk. Tus kits string bad bivken and the end FRY SHOE CO. 16th and Douglu Streets. This is your argent Invi tation to attend our special demonstration of the great Majestic Mallea ble aad Charcoal Iron Range, at our store beginning Monday morning, October 7 th, at 8:00 oclock; and continu ing during all hezt week. , We'll show the range In operation with demon strator from the factory, baking dainty biscuits In three minutes, and Berving them with good coffee. ABSOLUTELY FREE To air- visitors during Ithe entire week, to buy or not You're welcome. Come In. whether you wish - To every person placing an order for a Majestic during this demon stration week, will be given absolutely free a set of kitchen ware worth at the lowest estimate $7.60. Range will not cost you a penny more. The ware is given, by the factory as a special Inducement for this week only. Place your order during demonstration and have range and ware delivered later It you wish. John Husslc Hardware Co. 2407-09 Cuming St. I "II You Buy It ol Huaale It's Rlghl." Have You the Correcl Time Perhaps yopr clock or watrh needs cleaning and repairing. We are expert Watchmakers and Jewelers and guarantee all our work. No use to discard .hat pleoe of jewelry Just because It's broken; se me. It Is my busi ness to riX 'IaC Vboas Sooglas 4307. N. P. STILLING sxpxbt nwiL awd DIAMOND tCTICa. Booms and 1 Paatoa Blk. attached to the kite waa dragged acroas I the chimney, dislodging .-the brick, which apparently had been loosened for aoms time. The street wss crowded st the tlms and that aoma one was not Injured Is coosld- I red miraculous, - - . ... Better be Safe Than Sorry During the fall festivities, when our capacity Is taxed to Us utmost, it is important that passengers on cars as well as pedestrians on the streets, should exercise more than ordinary care to avoid accident. ' DO NOT ATTEMPT TO GET OX OR OFF MOYTXO CARS, AND WHEN CROSSING STREETS LOOK OUT FOR THE CARS. ASSIST US IN PREVENTING ACCIDENTS Omaha . Council Bluffs Street Railway Company Might Just As Well Be Well Dressed Might lust fs Well Be Dressed in the Best And no extra expense in the long run if you buy your elothing at Hayden's ".When you come here we'll show you the Hart,Schaftner& Marx hand tailored clothing. May cost a fraction more than the part wool clothes, but it's worth more. In Buying Clothes Here you are certain at all times of very best style, honest workmau- ship and materials, perfect fit and satisfaction. lVe Guarantee It. If you don't get it, your moaey's Refunded. SUITS OR OVERCOATS for the men who want real style, the highest type of good quality, individuality! and all wool fabrics, combinedwith moderate price, nothing compares with our Fall lines ranging in price from $15, $16.50, $18, $22.50 to $35 THE BOY You're proud of him, you like to see him , dressed rights Still you want garments that are going to stand boy wear. Just look over our line. Our judgment says it's perfect. We want yours. Suits and Overcoats at $1.95, $2.50, $2.95, $3.50, $3.95, $5 to $7.50 Jt Ar . v. - . as i nr "v-V r i.-. v ' IS J J Cepyright 1907 by Hart Scbafaer Marx YOUR EYES TESTED FREE We now have an Expert Optician in charge and all day Saturday we'wlll sell 95c Best Gold Plated Spectacles or Eye Glasses, at . . .' , Gold Filled, rimless, or with d A nn rims, special, at '.. ..vli 30 ALL BEST GRADES AT REASONABLE PRICES. Try Hayden's First Do You Know that SPECIAL LOW FARES CAM BE SECURED ON THE 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of OCTOBER and NOVEMBER 1907 to point ea the line of Ike NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY in NORTH DAKOTA, MONTANA, IDAHO, WASHINGTON, and EASTERN OREGON. Free Government Land Low Priced Farming Land Irrigated Land Fruit, Grain and Grass Land Stock Land Timber Land Far Isrsa. rsssrrausss stc. wrtts E. D. ROCKWELL, D. P. A., 318-319 Citlua Bash Bid,.. Dm Msisss. la. For Information and printed snattsr, writs to C. W. MOTT. Gaaaral Emigration Agent. St. Paul, adlon. 08 Take the Rocky Mountain Limited The newest and most luxuriously equipped train be tween Chicago and Colorado. ' Such Important. things as a new mission-style llbrary-buffet-observation car a barber electrio lights and 'fans. Garland car ventilators; these differentiate the Rocky Mountain-Limited as the BEST. But one night en route. Leaves daily at 11:40 p. m. A second daily train leaves at 1:85 p. m., carrying standard and tourist sleeping cars. "Rock Island to tho Rockies" Ask for painty Illustrated booklet describing the ' Rocky Mountain Limited, F. P. RUTHERFORD,' D. P. A., ROCKISLAXD LINES Omaha, Neb. 1323 Farnam Bt. A I Bee Want Ads Produce Results
