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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1912)
T11K Blili: OMAHA, . SATIMDAY. DKUKMBEU 14, ISM J. Good Things to Eat for Your Sunday Dinner Sunday Dinner Menu And Tested Recipes BREAKFAST. Calr Uver with Daeon. Hashed Browned Potatoes. Popover. Coffee. DINXKR. Roast Pork. Brown Gravy. Apple Sauce. Franconln Potatoes. Creamed Onions. Union Cream Hherbet. Sponge Drops. ' SUPPER. Welsh Rarebit. Canned Peaches. Lord Haltlmoro Cake. Celery nnil I'ulndi Snlnil. Mix together ono pine of mashed pota toes, two-thirds of a cupful of cooked celery, one tablcspoonful of butter melted, one tablcspoonful of butter melted, ono tialf teaspoonful of salt and few grains of. white pepper. Bind with the beaten yolk of egg, form Into small balls, roll In fine crumbs, then In beaten egK and again In crumbs, and fry In deep, hot fat, . White Frnlt'Cnkr. One cupful of butter, two cupfuls of sugar, two cupfuls of flour, whites of eight eggs, half wineglass white wine, two teaspoonfuls baking powder, one quarter pound chopped almonds, one too, cupful of cocoanut, pinch of salt. Beat butter to a cream and gradually beat In the sugar, then the wine. Beat the egg whites to a stiff froth and stir Into the butter and sugar. Add the flour, which must bo sifted four times with the bak ing powder. Last of all the fruit, al mond, citron and cocoanut. 1 nro tender, adding more hot water if ' necessary. Clmcolnt). (iliiBrrhrrml. Mix one cup of molaases with one-half cup of sour milk, one tnblespoonfut of butter melted and one teaspoonful of soda dlssolvod In two tablespoon fuls of boiling water, then add two cups of flouf, mixed and sifted with one-half teaspoon ful of salt, one teaspoonful of ginger and on and .a half teitspoonfuls of cinnamon. and finally add four tablespoonfuls of I grated cocoanuts. Bake In a moderate oven and cover with chotvlatu frostlmf I when cool. j llutlerei! Ilvt, Boll beets the snmo as usual. When j done peel and chop up with a knife, put on lot? of butter, popper and salt and u I little sugar. Servo hot. Hope sonio one I will try this.- They nro fine and a change from sliced beets. PAY CASK SATE MO NUT The first of every month bring many now customers - - people who have been buying on time and paying whatever their butcher cared to charge. Don't be a luy shopper Don't depend on others to do what YOU should do yourself Buying ly phone puts you entirely at the mercy of others". Reason It 'out yoursolf I buy at lowest market price In quantity. I sell for cash, navo de livery expenses, and have no loss on bad accounts. Therefore, 1 can sell you BUTTKIt meats at l.OWRH prices than credit dealur. Kvcry week t buy lRrge qualities, get bet ter bargains and plve you the bene fit. Cash does II START NOW PAY OAS IV: get better quality and savo money. We make and speciality In hotue cured hams and bacon. Horns rendered lard and all kinds of home mado eanaaffeB. W know them to be the very best on the Omaha market. WE DREBS OVS OWN CRIOKEHS. JOB. BATH'3 CABK MARKET, Tel. Song1. 0984. 1931 ratnani St. Fruit Salad. Take one box getatlne and make ac cording to directions. Take four oranges, four bananas, one can pineapple, four teen walnuts, and when gelatine Is cool add your fruit and put In cool place to set. Thte is fine with whipped cream. Do not add the juice of pineapple, just Xrult. Bouillon. Hero Is a form of bouillon that will ba new to many cooks and for a soup course Is good to serve. Simmer two tablespoon fuls of tapioca. In two quarts of clear beef stock until smooth. When done put In the yolks of raw eggs in tho proportion of one yolk to two persons. Place the eggs In the bottom of the tureen. Noy pour In tho hot soup and beat until soup and egrgs combine in a frothy c.?eam. RO.SENBLUM'S kb08 You Can Bare Money on Your Grocery BUI y Doing Your Trading Here. TWENTY POUNDS BEST SUGAR , .81.00 Three Packages Uneeda Ulicult . n tot I UC lbby'a Ooliroinla Apricots, lu syrup, worth 20c, Saturday special , SPE0ZA2, rLOtra SALE SATURDAY 15c Su&klst or Blue BoU Flour, tf I Cfl tack vntu Rosoma Flour, the best flour (i.ttde, sack 61.35 Simplex flour Sifter free with each sack. 2fc RumforU or Calumet Baking Pow der , 300 3 pkgs. Yeast Foam loo S cans Good Corn lEo 3 cans Tomatoes sso Karly June Pea, cun loo Hominy, 2 large cans ,..lso Pint Jars Pure. Honey 25o 23o Baker's Coooa aoo Advo Jell, 2 pkgs ISO Hunt's quality Fruits are tho best, can . . . i a Co 25c Dewey Washing Compound or Cleanser .., ...300 25c Buljnomora 15o Very beat head Rice, S lbs 15o Linva Beans or Kidney Reus, 3 lbs. 35o Karo White Syrup, 2 laru cans SGo Puro N. Y. Buckwheat, G-lb. sack 25o 10-lb. sack best Graham l-'Iour .30o Jonathan Satins; Applts, peck ...400 ,10o , .600 3 sacka salt Oood Potatoes, neck lBc. bu. Cooking Apples, pock ,.lSo and S5o Treih Country Batter, very good, lb , 33o Good Rutterlno, 2 lbs. for 3So Tahln BuMerlne, lb SOo and 35a Swift's Premium Butterlne, 3 lbs. 45c Matches, 3 boxes for .100 10 bars Diamond C soap for .. . .300 10-lb. pail lard fl.00 5-lb. pall I-anl BOO Armour's Simon Puro Lard, pall, BOo Criaco or Bnowdrift SBo 3 pkgn. Rolled Oats lBo 3 pKfi.M. Pancake Flour 8So fiOc qt. cun Canada Maple Syrup 39o 3 cairn Old Dutch Cleanser . . . .B5o 6 bars Ivory or Sunny Monday soap 86o Best froah Crackers, per lb 7o Raisins, Frnnee, reaches, 3 lbs. SBo Seeded Rulslns, pkg 7o None Snch Mince Meat, 3 pkgs. aSo Quart jars Mince Meat, Chow Chow or PlckloH 3So L. ROSENBLUM 800 North 16th. Douglas 0803. 16th and Burt Sts. 10,000 Lbs, Pig Pork Loina...,10?c Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens.13ic No. 1 Stocr Boneless Hib Ronsl 12-aC Steer Pot lloaat 8c nucl 7c Steer Stenk, 3 lbs. for 25c Young Veal Honat f 10c Youug Veal Chops 10( Young Veal Stow 6 Vat Steer Porterhouse Steak .. ... 15( No. 1 Steer Sirloin Steak .v.. : IS'iiC Lamb Logs i . 8V Lamb Chops, 3 lbs. for . .". 25f Lamb Stew, 8 lbs. for A .'. . . .250 No. 1 Skinned Hams .... 14 C No. 1 Sugar Cured Bacon . . . ! 15ViiC No. 1 Calumet. Bacon lOC Best Sugar, 31 lbs 91.00 48-lb. sack of Publlo Pride flour, made of the best hard wheat, wtll make bettor bread, sack . .91.19 Rumford Baking Powder, l-lb. enn at 17o 2 pkgs. Ritlslnti, Jello or Oats 15c I.omon or Orange Peel, per lb. SOc Best Prunes, Peaches or Raisins, lb , 100 Sweet Cider, gallon 30c 1 pkgs. Mince Meat SSo DELIVERY WAftONS LEAVE AT 10:80 A. M. and 3 PM. New Navy Beans, lb ,-.3a Mason . Jars of Pickles or Chaw Chow Wo Best Soda or Oyster Crackers, lb. To 10 bars B. K. A. or Diamond C Sonjl at , 03o 3 bars best Toilet Soaps lOo Best Butterlne, 2-lb, roll . . . .400 20o nutterlnc, 2-lbt. . ...3flo Best Full Cream Chccvo, lb, .33o Brick Cheese. IK .. UBo Four lOo rans Corn -or Bardlnen a5o 1(11 HAR NEY ST. Phones Donslns U7I)!I Douglas 21W (ml. A-2147 FREE FREE FREfcl l-lb. can 2So Baking Towder Free with ovevy 48-lb, suck Purity Hour for 91.35. AVe guarantee Purity flour to you to bo tho best on tho market, or the money cheerfully refunded. I Better I HAY Uminna" Cake. 1 Three eggs, two cupfuls of sugar, ono cupful of milk, two tablespoonfuls of but- j ter (scant), ono teaspoonful of soda i (even), two teaspoonfuls of cream of tatar, essence of lemon, three even cups j flour. Bako In four layers. Nat Loaf. Mix four cupfuls of bread crumbs tflth one cupful of chopped nut meats, one chnmvxl hnrd-bollad fire, two beaten eiras. .one tablcspoonful of melted butter, ono 'half teaspoonful of salt, one-quarter tea spoon of white pepper, one-half teaspoon of powdored sage, one teaspoon of onion Julc? .and sufficient milk or water to moisten. Turn Into u buttered pan and bake about half on hour In a moderate oven. ' Potato .nlml. Bltce cold potatoes, a small onion and one cold hard boiled egg, Into a dish and sprinkle a little pepper and salt over them. Take three tablespoonfuls of vine gar, one of butter, one-half teaspoonful of mustard and heat It over boiling water. It It get cold and pour over potatoes. Prepare In the morning and serve at night Rye 11 rend. Put In your sifter one cupful of wheat flour, three cupfuls of rye meal, half a cup of j:orn meal, teaspoonful of salt, one teaspoonful of soda. Put one tablespoon ful of lard, half a cup of sugar, one egg In whipping bowl, stir well two cupfuls of Hour milk, mix together well, then put In your flour and stir It well, for It will be quite stiff. Bake one hour. , Clircaeballs. . One cupful of grated cheese, one-half cupful of fine bread crumbs, five drop Worcestershire cause, egg well beaten. Mix together, roll' Into small balls and Just before time to serve plunge Into hot fat. Fry delicate brown. To be served hot with salad. Chocolate Pie. Bhave two squares of chocolate Into twq cupfuls of milk, set dish Into kettle of hot water and cook until chocolate Is well melted. Beat smooth with egg beater and cool. When cool add yolks of two eggs and one whole egg and onothult of a cupful of sugar and one teaspoonful f vanilla, Make slowly -In open crust not previously baked. When cool frost with whites of two eggs beaten stiff and one- half of a cupful of sugar. Brown In oven. (rent Tomato I're-ierve. i One and a half pounds of granulated i sugar, two pounds of sliced green toma- j toes and two lemons, sliced very thin, will i . be needed. Cook all together till clear j and tmcK. if you measure tne ruie reacts; Two quarts tomatoes, three cupfuls of auger. This does' not make a very large quantity, but Is very rich. KKK Illsctilta. Mix and sift well together one pint of j flour, one-half teaspoonful of salt, one i - teaspoonful of sugar, one teaspoonful of . baking powder. Beat one egg and one-1 half cupful of milk, stir Into the dry mix- ture, adding more milk. If necessary, tol make a eott dough. Turn this out upon a baking board and knead with the hands for a moment. Cut Into circles and place one inch apart on greased pans. Brush the tops with a little beaten yolk of an egg "na oaje in a very noi oven. Soap Without Stock. A good vegetable soup can be made -without stock aad it Is Just as good. Use one-half cup of butter or beef drip pings In which fry one thinly allcod onion, and when a golden brown stir In care fully, to prevent burning, one tablespoon ful of flour. Pour in. a little at a time, nnrt of hot water, then add ono well washed and scraped carrot, one parsnlp, one turnip, a piece o cabbage and one large potato, all cut In dice or I chopped. Other vegetables, such as to- maso, parsley and oeJery may be added If desired. Season to taste with pepjwx aad lt and ilmnwr until tho -vegetable Better Meats and Lower Prices Make HAYDEN'S MEAT DEPT. The Most Popular Place in Omaha Fresh bread overy day, 3 for ,.10o Kresh eggs, per dor.en 800 High grade creamery butter, lb. 34o Fancy country buttor, lb. .., ..33o 10c can milk for Bo Fancy prunes, per lb 7o Dried peaches, per lb. 6o Navy beans, hand picked, lb. ..So Large can hominy, -4 cann for SBo Large can pumpkin, 4 cann for 3So Coffee, fresh roasted, per lb. lBc Tea dust. l-lb. pkgs. ........ 13Ho Just a half of the regular price. 1,000 do., of fancy sweet navel 'oranges, rog. COc kind, doc ...BOo Reg. 30o kind, do. lBo Fancy sour Hllced pickles In 15c Jars, nothing finer. Sat. only . 80 Cranhorrles, fancy, per quart . loo Our Keats are the Best In the Olty and wo cat) save you 35 to CUrv on every dollnr. Pork loins, per lb llio I.tver, per lb, .Bo Neck bones, the saino like spare rlhH and cost less, 0 lbs, for 3So Home made mince meat, lb. . loo Hamburger steak, per lb 10a Bulk snusage. per lb ,..10o Reg. Hntim, Saturday only, lb. 14? Pork .Roast, per lb '. 9ViC Pork Chops, lb ; 12V2C Sirloin Steak, lb .." 12Y2C Porterhouse Steak, per lb. , ; , .12MiC Pot Roast,- per lb. 10c, 8c and, . 7c Boiling Beef lb 7c Hindquarters Mutton, per lb 7C Forequarter Mutton, per lb.1 '. .' ,6c Mutton Chops 3 lbs. for 25c Corn Beef, per lb ? 6c Bulk Sausage, per lb 8c Morrell's Mince Meat, lb. . 12VaC THE LANGE GROCERY CO. TBX.BFBOH1S DOUO&AS 1030. 34TX AND CUMIHO STB. OHIOKENS, LB lOtec PORK HO AST, LB. . .QzC Only store down town giving dreen. Stamps. Prices good one week. Choice steak, lb lOo Veal Itoaats Ho Beef Boasts BHe Lamb Iloaata ...... 0H Lamb Chops 7Ho ,1-lb. cans Lard 3So fi-Ib. cans Lard .,...04a 10-lb. cann Lard ..81.07 30 lbs. cone nugar ..81.00 with 1 lb. best tea . .750 Potatoes, bu 50c Onions, bu OOo Eggs, dozen SOo Butterlne, lb 130 Crcatr.' Cheeao, lb lOo 12 barn soap , 3Bc 4 lOo cans corn, pooo, hominy, pumpkin, baked beano, mustard sardlnou at 2Sp 3 16c cans salmon or to Iriatoes , 36c 4 lbs. raisins or prunes, at 3Bo 5 lbs. oat meal SBo XXXX best flour. . .Sl.io SSoll Orders Same Prices. Write for Price 1.1st. BOSTON- MEAT & GROCERY 00. 110.00 stamps with 1 lb. Oreeu Tea COc I6.au stamps with a lin best coffee 91.00 fo.uo stamps with 2-lb, rnu Llpton coffeo ..75o $2.00 stamps with each or tne TO lowlncr lb. cocoa 30o V lb. chocolate ..,,,300 1 lb, Humford Baking powder 3bo 6 Sc White or Bnrax soap a 5c 113 No. 10th St. Opp. Postoffloe. a Phones D. 1089 I HAY Vm0 HAYDEN'S MEAT DEPT. Why Not Use the Best? It's always cheapest in the end. This is particularly true of milk the children's food where quality has everything to do with the welfare of the child Use Alamito Milk 8c per quart Order Today Doug. 411 It Will Pay Vou to IJuy Your Meal of Us. Yoti Will Ho Sur prised with lioth tlio Quality and Price. PIG PORK LOIN ROAST 11 W Pig Pork Shoulder Roast, por lb. .10r Prime Rib Roast, rolled I. .15c luld 124& PlB Pork Chops, per lb 12 '4 c Porterhouse Steak, per lb 15i Fall Lamb Legs, per lb ..0'4 Central Market 210 " im S1- Kulakofsky Meat Co., Prop, 'Phono Douglas 1700. There s no bread so good as -r"e rjr 1 ip-1 op The "just as good as" means more profit to someone and less quality for you Tip- Top is so good it is imitated. LEARN TO DISCRIMINATE. p I). P. Steam Baking Company "The Sunshine Soda" The Crumbiest Cracker Breaks evenly in the center. The cent only crispy, appetizing soda biscuit that can be eaten with pleasure any time, any where, without the usual mussiness of crumbs. Tastes as good as it looks. r juluu &y nines am Liquot s at Cut Prices Maryland llye, per full quart . ,7So Vetdon HprliiKrf,! S yearn old, per Hchenly Kye f full quart ,.91.00 Apricot llonana I Cordials, por quart ..7Bo I'each f Cherry J l-qjt. boltlee Heer ...25o Cackiey Bros. WZVS XX&OXAHTS 181 Korth 16th St. Opp. r. O. Biscuits are made in variety to suit every taste and 1 j r REAL BARGAINS Hleh srade Groceries, Meuts and home tnado bakery goods at money savlnc prices. Orecn tradtns Rtamps with oil purchases. rOS SATURDAY riiOTK 4S'Ib. sack, guaranteed und 20 Green Trading stumps for $1.15 BREAD Our own homo inudo, un- equaled, 6 loaves for ,., 35o WAS HBUB.IT-CROSBY Gold Modal flour, 4S.lb. nark, no stamps, $1.40 COKX 19U' pack, good, sweet, . 3 cans for 25o TOMATO SOTJP, rich and creamy, 3 cans, 10 stamps, for S5o TEA Best uncolored Japan, 10 stamp, per lb B8o COFFEE Boston blend, per lb., 10 Btamps 30o ASFARAQUa tips, tall cans, 40c sell er. 10 stamps, per can 27o RUMFORD Baking Powder, l-lb. can at 19c EHOI.I3K WAZ.KUT8, best soft shell, per lb. . ,.,23Ho BUTTERIim, hlKheat grades, per lb. 35o and 300 GJJCSH 2 layers, white nut, caramel, chocolate and cocoanut. oach . 2So OKAJTOW) Indian lllver, augur sweet, per doeen ,.,3oo TOM JOHNSON Telepbona Web. 1678. aooa-4 ZAke st. SPECIAL HOLIDAY OFFER THIS BEER IS AGED SIX MONTHS BEFORE BOTTLING you may know how dittere.nr ana now ; delicious they are, accept our Free i "Surprise Box" of Assorted Sunshine : Biscuits. Use the j coupon. Jooae-tyaje Biscvrr QimtAHT j Baktri mfSunihint Mitcttilt , OMAHA, NEB. Pitts sand me' FREF, my "Surptte Box" of 4sond SuneMoa Blccxvlti Heme. . Addresa. Grocer's Name. Address. OLD m).3 Put Your Want Ad in THE BEE XT WTXA SEA OK TWXOB Xmas basket containing-1 full quart Wedding Boquet a a - m m Z27 i wnisKy, l quart Angelica, .V m" m ... ... i l quan r orx wine, x quart; , Sherry and 4 good cigars,! .$1.65 rATNSB Ell ETC With each purchase of $2.00 i Hbb or over, one full quart oi fine wine. (Gase beer included in this offer.) POR CHRISTMAS CHEER DRINK WILLOW SPRINGS BEER You wouldn't believe there was such a difference in beers until you use ono of tho Willow Springs Brewery'H popular brands - perfectly browed and well aged, absolutely puro, boing browed from the cele brated Willow SpringB water. Order a case today. HENRY POLLACK, Consumer's Dist. Willow Sprines Brewing Co. 15th and Capitol Ave. Phone Douglas 2108 Washington Crisps ex "-urttittlT oiuimr or mum'nxiteCMtMi mumm Cut off ont-third HIGH cost of living for ctr tat food MOOSE (17$ "First in tht HOMES tf Ais CouHryuutt" fTHAN IH'ANY OTHER CEREAL Ignore PACKAGE. forlO i