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Sunday
Dinner Menu
and Tested Recipes
URBAKFA8T.
Grape.
Cereal and Cream.
Fried Scallop.
Popovers.
Toast.
Tea and Coffee.
LUNCHEON
Houllllon In Cups with Dinner Hlsoults.
Cheese Pudding.
Bread and nutter.
Browned Sweet Potatoes,
(.'old Slaw, made with Hot Dress
ing and then made Ice cold.
Oraliam Crackers and Swiss Cheere.
Almond Blancmange and Small C'akej.
DINNER.
Qkra and Tomato Soup.
fniicu l'Tesn nam, itoasieii.
Apple Sauce.
Mashed Potatoes.
Baked Macaroni.
Coffee lea Cream, (home niad0.
Black Coffee.
Cocounut Pudding.
Put one quart of milk Into a saucepan
and allow It to boll. Beat the yolks of
three terra with threo tablespoons of
sugar till light. Dissolve two heaping
tnbtespoonfuls oorn starch In a little milk,
mix ecus and corn starch together, pour
boiling milk over mixture, and put back
on fire, stirring all. the time till thick.
Remove from the fire, add pinch of salt
and one teaspoonful of vanilla extract
Cover the bottom of a greased pudding
dish with desiccated cocoanut, sprinkle a
llttlo sugar over, then pour over the cus
tard. Cover the top with, a Tiierlncua
maao irom mo wimes 01 me esu huiiij
eaten, adding a little sugar to them,
rown In the oVen. Serve cold.
Crenmeit Fish.
f To make creamed fish, any. .white fish
which flakes may be Used, cod, and had
dock are especially recommended. Cuok
the fish fifteen of twenty minutes by
gentle boiling; then remove the flah care
fully from the bones, letting It separate
Into flakes. Season It with pfcpper and
salt and a few drops of lemon Juice. Kor
every pint of tjsh prepared make a rich
melted butter sauce with four table
spoonfuls of butter, two ounces of flour
and one pint of milk In which a stnnlt
piece of onion has been boiled. Arrango
tho fish In a pie dish, pour over the
sauce, sprtnklo with buttered crumbs and
liake In a rather hot oven from twenty to
thirty minutes.
Tin nil tin FIIUiir).
Mnsh three or four bananas with a fork,
Juice of ono lemon, two-thirds of a cup nf
sugar, ono egg. Boll until Ihlck, stirring
all the time. Spread between layers.
Sprinkle confectioner's sijgar oh top.
, Cnlilmce niut Bacg Salad.
Cook six eggs twenty rninufee, (i .water
Just below tho boiling point, cool in cold
water, strip off the shells, cut In halves
lengthwise, take out the yolks, rub them
through a sieve, season with pepper, salt
anil onion juice, then mix to a posto wlth
mayonnaise and shapo Into small balls..
Cut the whites In fine strips, add twice as
much shredded cabbage, moisten with
mayonnaise, turn Into a salad bowl, ar
range the egg balls in tho center and
garnish with watercress or parsley.
llock Turtle Souji,
Take half a calf head, fresh and un
Etrlppod of skin, remove the brains, and
clean the head carefully In hot water,
leaving It In cold water for an hour. Then
put It Into six quarts of warm water, with
two pounds of veal, same of pork, a
roasted onion stuck with cloves, rind of
lemon, two sliced carrots, a bunch of
Jierbs and a head of celery. Let It boll
slowly two hours; then take out the head
and pork. Make forccment balls of the
brains and tongue, break the bone of the
head, put all into the soup and boll two
hours moro. Put Into a small stewpan a
pleco of butter, onions sliced thin, with
parsloy, thyme, mace and allspice. Add
flour to thicken and stir Into the soup
blowly. Boll gently one hour more, pass
through a sieve, season with salt,
cayenne, lemon juice and a pint of
Madeira wine. Add mushrooms if de
sired and serve with lemons cilt in
quarters.
Fowl en Curulo.
Take an earthenware baking dish with
a lid. Cover the bottom with sliced and
Hklnned tomatoes and onions. Disjoint a
fowl and put tho pieces in the dish, with
salt and pepper to tasto nnd a sprinkling
of mixed herbs. Cover with another layer
of tomatoes and onions. Add one-half a
pint of water of stock (made.of veal trim
mings), cover closoly and cook in the oven
very gently for about two hours. Servo
In the casserole In which It Is cooked with
a napkin pinned round.
Corn Fritters.
One can corn, two eggs, one cup milk,
a little salt, two teasponnfulH of sugitr,
ono and ono-half t'aspoonfnls baking
powder and flour, enough to mako a thin
dough. Don't have dough too thick. This
Is also good with boiled rice instead of
rn.
MimltTlrh Filler.
Olives, stoned and chopped and mixed
with fresh butter or heavy cream, and
cream cheese make one of the most de
hclpr.s of sandwich fillings.
I'rloil Oyter.
(If you want oysters to taste like thorn
served lu first class hotels use this rule:
Dip th oysters in flour, then beaten egu
lid then in u rumba. Dip them severul
biurs before using and carefully place
them on a platter until ready to fry. Set
tf a cool place.
a
., I'lnukrd llalllml.
SoJect a solid piece or fish, woixhlnjj
lout four pounds, put Into baking dish
1tli a cupful of stock. Drop on the top
fan- slaed pieces of butter and pour over
t(ip whole the Juice of one lemon, also
dd a sliced onion. Baste with the liquid
aa tho fish bakes, which should be for
three-quarters of an hour. Add a little
salt while taking. Vhen dono put the'
tfih on heated plank, coat lightly with
beaten egg and decorate the board with
iahed jiotatoes. Put the plank In the
4on u(ill rotttpes are browned' and
"rire with a border of peas, carrots and
itllng bans and garnish ,of sturfeil olives.
I'runr Whip,
Mew one pound of prunes in very Uttte
Aftter When tender drain through a
olander Keep hot and add gradually
Milk Fed Widens Ilk
Pig Pork Loin
1 1 46
Steer Pot Roast . .
Steer Steak, 3 lbs. for ' .
Young Veal Roast .. .
Lamb Legs
Lamb Chops, 3 lbs. for
No. 1 Skinned Hams .
8c and 7c
. . 25c
, . 10c
. 14jjc
Best Sugar, 21 lbs. $1.00 Best Brand of Flour $1.15
All Thanksgiving Specials Are Good For Saturday.
DELIVERY
WAGONS
LEAVE AT
10:80 A. M.
and 3 P M.
1610 HA1
HEY ST.
Phones-
fnni -tvhlt. .' 1 w '1 tnrl .tiff with fkflA mill.
ful of powdered sugar. Put all In buttered I
pudding dish and bake twenty minutes In
moderate oven. Serve cold with cream.
Hvievt Corn CnVm,
Take three-quarters cupful canned corn,
add half cupful milk, half teaspoonful
sugar and two cgps well beaten, Mix and
Fift seven-eighths cupful of flour with one
tnbtespoonful baking powder and half tea
spoonful salt. Combljio mixtures, drop by
spoonfuls into buttered muffin .rings and
bake in a moderate oven.
Redick Renews His
Effort to Foreclose
O. C. ltedlck has renewed hln applica
tion . for a writ of foreclosure against
property sold, by him to the University
of Omaha, payments on which hnvo been
defaulted by the' university.
Iledlck's first appllrHtlon wks denied
because when ho sold tbo property he
had -agreed' to deliver warranty deeds for
It. For one part he had given such a
deed, but for the other he had not bo
cause he had failed to secure a Buanllan's
license to sell It. Ttcdiek now- has. secured
tho llcepso und tendered the' deed to the
university' '
'Ehq university mcuredjii continuance) of
tho caso until next Wednesday In older
that the trustees may have time to meet
and decide whether to fight tho ease
further or raise moniy to pay the Indebtedness.
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Tip -Top Bread Is the Best Bread
The care
and
patience
that go
into the
making
pf Tip-
Top bread combine with the purity
of the ingredients to make it super
ior to other breads.
Tip-Top Bread
is so good that it is imitated.
Consider the rich, deliciousness
and the absolute purity of bread
and you will buy Tip-Top bread.
At the Best Grocers.
(1. P. Steam Baking Company
YOU ALWAYS SAVE
MONEY AT THE
REX ALL STORES
You Have niomy hon. becuuso you alwnya tfiM puvo, fresh
drugs of tho highest quality- heeausc our prices are invari
ably tho lowest on every elass of drug store goods -because
you always get proihpt attention and satidTuotion in every
way. No purchase is complete here until tho eualortidr is
satisfied.
VDM. J. BOEKHOFF
Bstuil sealer,
Phono Douglas UP
Tigh
AT FOUNTAINS, HOTELS. OR CLSCWHCnB
Get tbe
Original nnd Genuine
HORLIGK'S
MALTED MILK
i TheF.oodDrinlcforAHAges
vRICH MILK, HALT GRAIN EXTRACT. IN F0WDEK
eand Wife Find
They Oannot Agree I Not in any Milk Trust
GENTS PER QUART
AL .Y- VtlTO
The milk that's always perfect
Tho time to begin usoing Alamito is NOW, today,
.lust, telephone for our wagon to stop at your home.
To overy pari of tho oily wo deliver, before breakfast,
fresh, pure, clean, safo milk at a standard price.
Phone today Douglas 411
Mr. and Mrs. William TIho have given
up their attempted reconciliation, but will
not try to secure, a divorce. Sirs. Tleho
has dismissed her appeal to the supreme
court from Judee Keijnody's decision do
nyine her p. decree.
After TlBhe twice wan beaten In his
efforts to have J. I. Kemp, coul deale.r,
held responsible for alienation of Mrs.
Tlghe'u affections he Tlirhes tried llvlnR
together ncaln. After a brief period thero
was another quarrel and a separation,
but both husband and wife have had
enough of matrimony, according to tholr
lawyers.'
Insist on "HORLICR'S'
Take a package boms
FRUITS AT ORDINARY PRICES
ELECTION CONTEST MAY
BE DROPPED BY DEMOS
Although the date hns been pet for tho
taltlng of depositions In the case of the
contest of the election of tho Douglas
county republican delegation to tho stuto
legislature, there Is a strong belief now
on the part of the republicans that the
contest will not be pushed.
Arthur Mullen drew up the original
papers and since that Minn it has been
announced that C, J. Smyth Is to tw ono
of the attorneys for tho democrats. The
republican delegation has likewise dis
cussed the matter of attorneys, but as
the time draws nearer for the hearing
the republicans have lefs and less faith
In Its being carried to u finish.
Henry F. Meyers, chairman of the re
publican county commlttoe. speaking of
the possibility that the contest would be
dropped, sold. '"It certainly looks like i
Joko that thete particular democrats
should cry frntid In the case of this elea
Uon."
Vegetables Are Also at About the
Standard for This Time of Year.
ENGLISH WALNUTS ARE SCAHCE
Jobber., Muii' Hun Out. lint
tJrocers Mill llnvc n Vrw
llniuls CSrapeM niul Pine
apple Ilrnnouiilile.
Ilir
TENOR SOLOIST IS COMING
Fruits und vegetables are down to ordi
nary prices for this time of year and
grocers say no material changes cither
way will be mado In anything soon.
lu fruits, naval oranges aro the newest
thing on the market. They are selling
now from 20 to 30 centH a dozen. Cor
ulschoii grapes are prices lit lb and 10
cents u poupd and pineapples are 10 cents
each. Hallowe'en and Fnrd dates aro
quoted at S nnd lfi cent3 a pound. For
Innovations on the market all these fruits
aro ut reasonable prices.
Jonathan, Iialdwln and Wlnosap apples
sell for Jl.M a bushel und cooking tipples
arc as low as 15 cents n peck.
Vegetables have undergone no nhntiges
In prlco during tho week. Cabbage Is 1
cent a pound nnd cauliflower Is 10 cents.
Shalots, radishes, beets, carots and lui
nips are 0 cents a bunch. Green peppeis
are 6 cents each. Celery Is 6 cnt.i a
stalk.
English walnuts are very scarce In
Oinnha and thoso on hand at the gro
ceries ere 20 cents a pound. The jobbers
have run out of them.
I
Enjoy this Free Gift
A FREE "Surprise Box" of assorted Sunshine Biscuits
awaits you. Pleaao send for it at once so you can test these
best of biscuits. So you can learn how full-flavored and
captivating are some of the many varieties of
There ere lx varieties in tb Gilt Box. Their
name sad desorlptlost follorr itudr thenit
TcJiboauBItt!! Crisp, flaky tod i biscuits
thit break evenly In the center tn a site
hindy far eating. 5 ctaU a package.
Ettr TLiat Real butter thins, made with
real butter and baked to fcn appetiiinj
brown. 10 casta package.
Ssaistaa Grtaaau Crisp asd brrvrn gra
ham biscuits with daSlcleusly wUoleaosva
flavor. 10 casta a package.
Hatisu Biicaks Crisp and slightly sweat-
enedjost the thing with Mter-thr-
theitre tea or chocolate. 10 ceets a pkp.
Yaw Yssjs Appetising crisp little biscuits,
spiced iritis ginger. You eat them with
a xest. 5 cola a package.
Viiilla Wart Slightly gweetened, de.
IlghtiulJy flavored. Dainty morsels that
melt in tno zbouUi.
19 eaati a package.
B Oar Gart ait Tossptiof Fot. Mall W)B Ceupoa
Sold By All. Grocers
Proprietary Medicines
. ... H90
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lir. Owper's Medlelne
II Hosteller's Hitters
$1 .Siniihlrs HnrNAptitUls,
OkoiiiuIsIuii ,
Jl l.ydla l'liiKliain Com
(Jlymtlij iiiollm. . . SC.
ltexsll 5 llnlr Tonic
Ktllows' Hyi li fur.
fpnicn 1'opMln Tublelx.
,
CANDY BARGAINS
29g
llox of llnvr'M Sik SVTt'lS
PVV ( AMIV fur
60.- Itdicriotto AIleBleill H QQn
ItullHii t:honiluto fV . OOU
Wn ore now exclusive uki-iiik
for liiiA'H (Vli'lu'.itrJ lPilttinoin
l'ft lle I'll n- lOo to 93.00. ,
IUT PRICE SPECIALS
IN TOILET GOODS
Amlrew'H TontUnche IMukk ha.l
for titotliAihe 100
SRo J1Nl(nr, Tar V(np fill to Ho
S 5c 1-YoMllla rut trt 130
.'En- Snnllol Tooth' 1'imtf, nnW 13o
fiOc Matvlnn fr am out to 39o
llwrmimy Hpe nr Vlnlot Tollot
AVntet-" . .7Bo, 60o, 3So
S'.o Halii-oi"kTryUnt. ."o
noo 1'ompolnti "MniRHn t'remu.aco
1vor Sohp. 3 chUoh' for. . Ho
ltoxiill (.'ultl Crunni. . .'.-OOo niul 30o
Ml, Violet frenrt.' out to. .. 19o
2i- Dr. Clriivtw Tooth l'owdcr.iao
215c Itrufrlnrn' Talcum 6o
HOc I.n .lounn l'owiler 00o
$1 Orny'H lllycerlne Tonic. . 09o
CIGARS
CiilikKolil ClKorn. the ht-Nt clRar
on the nurlel todny, hox of
35 for , St.00
We have Junt nocureil the iiKenoy
for tV.clllo Uopflii et t'le, the leml
Intr clirar factory of Munlln. Cmnu
In anil net price Hut on thin
luniou.t lino of cttrnru,
1 -
f i r TT M -w
SJo Jr of rnrnien Cold Cream
free with n fiflc hox or Carmen
Fuco l'owiler for So
FnVV CUu lmttlo 1'nlm Ollvn
rHl r Hhampoo free Vltlt ench
"sUlla ,,PC,tt(o of 1 cnke,i
1'nlm Ollvo foftp for .400
Tho popular Itmlnut beauty
preuNrailnnn freshly Htoiiscd aid
priced. You'll find tneo at all
four Hexnll ittoreu,
German & McConnell Drug Co.
Froprlatora or the Tollowlnar BaanU Btoreat BUSHMAN b MoOOlTITBLt,
DttUO CO.. loth anil Dorto-ni OWL iinno OO. ICtu and Harney ati.i X,OYA1j
I, pnABMACY, Koyal Hotel! HARVARD rHAJUIACY, atth and Fariiam Dty.
trnl
tjfi laTrnarll u fl
Keep
Your
Flruit and
I s Vegetables
from
Freezing
Many dollars worth of over
winter produce is sometimes
ruined in a single night of
extreme cold weathtr. This
loss and inconvenience can be
easiry avoided if you hsve a
PERFECTION
Can be lighted and placed in your vegetable cellar at
H minUtOS notice. In lens extremn xxronth.r U
pruvc w wonaermi convenience In
dining-room or bathroom.
Easily moved from place to place,
expensive. Economical.
At Da!sr Kvryahtrk
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(NOnwLa)
Oanahk
For best results
U80
Perfection OH.
tho living-room,
Ornamental. In-
tan
Washington Crisps
to sing and speak here j Four Girls Testify
Against Their Father
i
Paul J. Gilbert, tenor soloist, comes to
tho Omaha Yountr Men's Christian as
sociation for the week 1egtnnliiK Decem
ber 8, to sin and apeak hefore numerous
groups of the aeHooIatlon members. i
I Four daughters of Henry Xelon, Vfl
Martha utrfi t. rornmlttel to the Ktate In-
will nine In the lobby of the Young Men'd I0"8"'1" hcnooi for unis at Geneva, were
ChrisUaa association ut the noon hour I were brought back to Omaha to testify
and will riiulst at shop meetlptf. ' lrl or!'nlnal urt affalnut their father,
ailbert has uunr, for a dozeri years aa I wll l cliarped with aldlnn and obottlntJ
first tenor of the International Yournr th,J,r delinquency. f
Men's Chri-tlan as.oo!atlon quartet; wus Thr laushter la under 18 yenre of
with Kred H. Smith on Ills Kuroptnn I aBC' cn"tlonB in the Nelaon home, an
evaneellKtlo mlBsIon: ba suns with ! lound by tno Juvenile officers, were un-
Torrey nnd Alexander In their British
ta-WIlM DUeult Co. Onniia, NW.
Please aend me FREE my 'Surprise Bo " J
of assorted Sunshine llltcuits. s
Name
Address !
campaign ind has worked at various
times with Uelderwolf and Chapman.
The flrat of the year Gilbert will leave
for a trip mtouu1 the world with Fred n
Smith and Itaymond Itoblns.
JUDGE ELLIOTT WILL SIT
IN FEDERAL COURT HERE
James I). Elliott, judge of the federat
court of the district of Pouth Dakota, has
been assigned to hold court In this dis
trict and will prrailde at the January
term In Omaha. Over fifty criminal cases
will be heard by Judge Elliott during
the .January term. United States Attor
ney K. S. Honcll has Instructed the mar.
sliul to call a jury for the first day of
the year
speakable. according to testimony In
Juvenllo court, which moved Judge Ken
nedy to commit tho irlrls.
Nelson's trial wius begun Iwfore" Judge
Sutton Friday.
RAILROAD MAN IS GIVEN
A BOOST IN POSITION
The Persistent and Judicious fse
Newspaper AiKertla'ns; Is ti Itoad
BuMnes s jcces
News renohed Omaha today -of the pro
motion of Deles Thomas
of treneral freight agent of the Norfolk
& Western rullrad system, with head-,
ouarters at Itoanoke, Va., to take effect I
December J. This Is onu of the great
railroad systems of tho south, and the
promotion Is the culmination of various
promotions received during his twenty
years servlcn with the Norfolk & Wet-
; em Mr Thomas s brother of J r,
Thomes of tho custom house., F II. of
of ! trie Burlington. Theodore of the I'nlon
to'Kto-k yards, and th" Misse llarrlette 13.
nnd Ida M 't Ko mttc Place
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Tha SUPREME quality of Washlngtoa Crispa Is absolutely beyond question.
Thoroughly steam cooked, toasted, dclldoutly crisp, ready to serve. On every
package tha unqualified GUARANTEE that every Ingredient is of as HIGH
QUALITYaslhe ingredients In cereal foods of ANY other mako REGARD
LESS OF COST and GUARANTEE that Washington Crisps are toads
undtr MOST PERFECT SANITARY CONDITIONS possible to create la
SPOTLESSLY CLEAN MILLS, by blgb-clasi workmen. "Washington
Crisps, from field to borne, never touch human bands ertrTthlnr doso by
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'Two Superb Portraits
of George Washington
on tvery fttkig. baodsomo enough to frame, or used uatraaaed, to decorate
your " Dtn " or Living Room,
Wo glvo BOTH tbe CONSUMER and the GROCER a Square Deal I
Waiblngtoa Crispa CUT OFF ONE-T1IIRD HIGH COST OP LIVING,
(or cereal food, and both Grocer and Consumer instantly recognlied this
hence our big sates of SUPREMB quality Washington Crispa to million and
rallllons of Americana.
WASHINGTON CRISPS are
(US) " Firtt in the HOMESofhit Countrymen "
OTHER CEREAlS
FOOD. PACKAGE .
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Chickens Pay Best
IN SMALL
HOME FLACKS
Two dasanlsrers (do tails needed) eaa be boused and yarded with f io worth of lunw
and a roll of wire nettlnt . There need be no ennorance to nslrnbori ii llitl. rDen f.r f!.
ihiSf!EDPirJMln ,0,ke, "HsUetloa at tbe home table If ouit "no"
SnT'-rfth-fh! nUi ' fs per dirir 4Sodoiea ferjtti. Ustt ! now brio. 7ee
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lA'rSffiia "'hUt '"-"dun. small i
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yet today?
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