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Adelaide Kennerly
tElla Fleishman,
ASS'T EDITOR-
(J JCXVI i UK
THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1917.
ome Economic
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Woman's Clubs
Sweet Potatoes
Value in the Diet
The sweet potato, though not
closely related in a botanical sense tj
the white potato, is used interchange
able with white potatoes for edible
purposes. They have a similar com
position, both being valuable for
energy-giving foodstuffs, but the sweet
ptttato has about 5 per ceut more
energy-givfng material in the form of
sugar, which gives the sweet tasie.
Since sweet and white potatoes are
valued for the same purposes of
nutrition, it is not particularly wise
to serve both at one meal, though
there is no special harm in the cus
tom. A housewife would find it easier
to vary her menus if she served few
er things tt a meal, especially'avoid
iiy: two food&.of the same nutritive
f value. v
Q Uses for Sweet Potatoes.
1 Viince we are especially urged to
use vegetables freely, it is well to
learn new uses for familiar foods.
Probably nothing is superior to. a per
fectly baked sweet potato, but there
are many other excellent ways of
using the food as a vegetable, as a
dessert or in breads.
SWEET POTATOES ON HALF SHELL.
6 medium sized Salt.
potatoes. I T. milk.
2 T. butter.
Bake potatoes, remove from oven,
cut in halves lengthwise, and wcoop
out inside. Mash and add other in
gredients. Pile back into skins
and bake five minutes in a hot oven.
GLAZED SWEET POTATOES.
6 medium sised l-
potatoes. 1 T. fat. melted.
Wash potatoes, boil 10 minutes, in
boiling salted water. Drain, peel and
cut in halves lengthwise. Put into a
greased pan, brush with fat and syrup
and bake 40 minutes. Baste twice
with remaining syrup.
Uses for Cooked Sweet Potatoes.
BrownedPeel, cut potatoes' in
halves lengthwise and brown in fat.
Au Gratin Cut cooked sweet pota
toes in one-third inch slices. Put a
layer in a greased baking dish, sprin
kle with salt, pepper and brown
sugar, and dot with fat. Repeat,
cover with buttered .crumbs and bake
till crumbs are brown.
Sweet Potatoes, Southern Style.
S T fat. I t Salt and pepper.
3 T. syrup. Dolling water.
S sweet potatoes.
Scrub and pare the sweet potatoes,
cut them into halves lengthwise. Put
the fat and syrup in a frying jpan
and when hot add the sweet potatoes.
Brown the potatoes, add salt and pep
per and enough hot water to cover
the bottom of the frying pan. Cover
and cook slowly until the potatoes
are tender. Nearly all of the water
should be evaporated when the po
tatoes are cooked. That whih re
mains should be poured over the po
tatoes as a sauce for serving.
Sweet Potato Pie.
1 e. cooked and mash- tt t. ginger.
ed sweet potaoe. Vs t. salt.
1-3 e. brown sugar. 1 egg.
1 t. cinnamon. I c. Hitllc.
Mix ingredients a,nd bake in a pie
tin lined with pastry. Moderate oven.
Sweet Potato Puffs.
( medium slied sweet 1 T. melted fat.
potatoes. Salt and paprika.
1 t. powdered sugar. 1 or 2 egg whites.
Boil, peel and mash potatoes, add
all ingredients except egg whites
beat until light, then fold in stiffly
beaten egg whites. Turn into custard
cups, place in a pan of hot water, and
bake 20 minutes in a moderately hot
oven-
Big Drite by Women of
Stat? Council of Defense.
They Ask Help of Everyone
The woman's committee of the Ne
braska State Council for Defense
needs funds, and for this reason mem
bers begin their big drive on Decem
ber 15. They have sent the following
communication to The Bee for publi
cation: The woman's committee of the
Council for National Defense, for the
purpose of so co-ordinating the ac
tivities and the- results of the or
ganized and unorganized women of
the country that their power can be
immediately utilized in time of need,
supplies a new and direct channel
of co-operation between women and
governmental departments.
How is the woman's committee co
ordinating the woman's power? By
the organization of state divisions. In
M.KcVa tVi catf division In turn
organized the county units without
of foreign-born women and through
, .ja a .! !,
mem nas wnujjnccu mc men u mui
they, too, have taken out their pa
pers and become bona fide citizens of
this country.
The Liberty loan committee
through its women assistants through
out the state has raised approximately
$1,900,000 for the second Liberty loan
campaign.
The Red Cross wefrk is almost en
tirely in the hands of the women of
our state. There are about 200,000
members of the Red Cross in our
st?te alone, whereas two years ago
there were only 200,000 members of
the American Red Cross in the United
States.
How Committee is Supported.
The Nebraska State Council for De
fense provides headquarters. It paid
$500 of the expense incurred by reg
istration, lne women s committee
members have individually financed
Mrs. J. F. Diinick was hostess for
the Connis club Wednesday when
Mrs. M. F. Bishof and Mrs. W. K.
Swisher were guests. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Dan Tillotson. Mrs. Bish
of, Mrs. Charles Lanstrom and Mrs.
Dimo Dimick. Mrs. E. B. Fcrriis
will entertain the club in two weeks.
Drama Section Meets.
Mrs. Frederick Stott will be hostess
for the drama section, Association of
Collegiate Alumnae, Saturday morn
ing at 11 o'clock at the Russell resi
dence, 411 North Fortieth street.
Trinity Parish Aid Will Not Meejt.
The Trinity Parish Aid will not
hold its regular meeting next Wed
nesday as scheduled. Members of
this aid are taking nrrlprs tnr c,"R-
Vool and cotton service flags. Chair
man ot tne committee has the work
in charge. Telephone Harney 2095..
Red Cross Benefit.
Red Cross auxiliary of Bemis park
is planning a card party and danee at
the Fontenelle hotel December 6. The
proceeds will go towards carrying on
the auxiliary's work, for this is one of
thew chapters which finances its
own work. Mrs. J. J. Gafford and
Mrs. C. T. Clark have it in charge.
Mrs. Byron Hastings, assisted by
Mrs. E. T. Rector and other womefl
of the Bemis Park Red Cross auxil
iary, will make a, canvass of their
neighborhood beginning Monday
morning to obtain the cO-operation of
every woman in Bemis Park in their
Red Cross work.
Women who cannot sew will be
asked to make surgical dressings. If
they are unable to do cither they will
be asked to give financial support
Camp Fires Collect Tin Foil.
Local Camp Fire girls, under Miss
Frances Brooks, are at work collect
ing tin foil deposited in downtown
stores at their suggestion. About 150
pounds is the estimate of tin foil,
which will be sold to carry on war
relief work.
Fourteen girls have already enrolled
in the training class for Camp Fire
guardians, which meets every Friday
evening at 7 o'clock at the Young
Women's Christian association under
the leadership of Miss Nclle Ryan.
Miss Gladys Shamp is chairman of
a new committee, that of civic co
operation, which will be ready to do
whatever work the girls are called
upon to do.
Good For Window Plants
When watering window plants if
you add about a teaspoonful of sal
volatile to every two pints of water
you will find it will exercise a bene
ficial effect on plants that seem to
have little life left in them.
The Duchess of Devonshire, wife
of the governor general of Canada, is
president of the Canadian Red Cross
and also of the Royal Victoria Order
of Nurses.
organized me county umw memoeri nave inuivinuauy iiuamcu
regard to creed, purpose or color. Its ; hundreds of dollars worth of work at
membership is always open to women
not Deionging iq any ui(san".cu ouviv.
ties. Any woman who believes in
American principles and American in
stitutions is entitled to membership.
Accomplishments.
" What are the departments of work
in the woman's committee?
1. Registration for service.
2. Food production.
3. Food conservation.
4. Home economics.
5. Women in industry.
6. Child welfare.
7. Maintaining existing social serv
ice agencies.
8. Creating moral and spiritual
forces (health and recreation).
9. Educational propaganda.
10. Americanization (naturalization
of foreigners).
11. Liberty loan.
12. Red Cross and allied relief.
Vhat has the woman's committee
of the Nebraska State Council for
Defense done to merit support from
the public?
1. It has registered the woman
power of the state, necessitating an
expense of over $2,000 for registration
cards, summary lists, express and
postage charges " It has supplied
through its registration service wo
man employes for industries that were
short of help. It has put to work
for the government and for patriotic
service thousands of women who had
not done anything before this regis
tration was taken.
For Food Pledge.
2. It has assisted very materially
in two food pledge card campaigns
under the direction of the food ad
ministrator at Washington. The first
food conservation campaign necesi
tated the expenditure of a consider
able sum for food pledge cards, ex
press, etc. Some of this was borne
locally, but in most cases it came out
of individual subscriptions, by the
women themselves. In the second
food pledge campaign the women
gave great assistance to Mr, Wattles'
work. - ,
The chHd welfare committee is vol
untarily guarding the youth of our
state. '
The Americanization department
has, by persistent and zealous work
among the foreign element, brought
about the naturalization of hundreds
their own expense, but the committee
ic linnHroHe nf rfnllars in arrears at
,j llMIIUtyV. v. - . - -
the present time, despite the capable
individual support. The chairman of
the executive board of the woman's
committee, Miss Sarka B. Hrbkova,
and all her co-workers are giving time
and strength to the defense labors
wholly without compensation of any
sort.
How is the woman's committee to
be enabled to continue its activities?
Only by the support of the public at
1oi.tr. Trio nnnrnnriatinrr bv the lee-
islature has been so small that a pub-(
lie appeal has been necessary. The
womans committee appeals to me
public in Nebraska to give support to
this necessary co-ordinating work
which isNthe backbone of all the war
relief work among women. An espe
cial day, December 15, has been set
aside for the campaign to raise funds
for the Nebraska state division of
woman's work of the Council for Na
tional Defense.
Will you help?
I .
War Milkmaids to
Drive DairQ Wagons
Chicago, Nov. 22,-Stephen Sum
ner, business agent of tjje Milk
Drivers' union in Chicago, today
announced that plans were making
for the admission of women to the
union to take the places of male
milk drivers who have joined the
army or navy. He said women
would be as efficient and in many
cases more dependable than men
as wagon drivers.
fr" THE BEST
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,lt Simply Uoesn't ray-
"Not counting the work, the bother and the uncer
tainty, in these times, ft simply doesn't pay to prepare
Sunday Desserts," says a good housewife, "when 1
can buy your Specials each week, be sure of their
goodness, save money and forget the bother." I
PINEAPPLE
is the blend for this Sunday.
7e Geem
of
la? Creanu
"i "i!swiinim
Harding ueaisrs Are Always vioie o?. &t;l w
Thanksgiving Delicacies
. Are Plentiful in Market
Nuts, oranges, cranberries, celery,
mincemeat and the like are taking
the prominent place that belongs to
them at this season of the year and
casting before them the shadows of
coming holidays. -
Many kinds ot nuts are plentiful. The
domestic black walnut is chcap.-rang-ing
from 5 to 7 cents a pound, Brazil
nuts are only 15 to 20 cents a pound,
which is especially cheap when it is
remembered that the weight of the
"meat" in these nuts is very great
compared with the weight of the
shells. English walnut:., almonds and
pecans are on the market. And chest
nuts are here too. They are the
large Italian variety and sell at 25
to 35 cents a pound.
Oranges of the new California crop
are plentiful. They are. of the Valen
cia variety, not the navel oranges,
but are sweet and juicy. They are
a little higher than in former years.
The festive cranberry has also
mounted to somewhat higher levels
of price, but is still a low priced berry
compared with some others. Celery,
which is also a never-failing attendant
of the turkey, is plentifuj and crisp
and fine.
Potatoes continue at their old
prices, around 40 to 45 cents a peck.
Sweet potatoes are also abundant. All
the winter vegetables, like beets, tur
nips, carrots and cabbage, are of very
best quality. Cauliflower is also ex
cellent in (luality now. Lettuce, both
head and leaf, is fine. Spinach, green
and rctl peppers and squash are .still
here. A few tomatoes are also on die
markets, brought in from warmer
climes.
California grapes are in their great
est abundance and one of the really
cheap foods on the market. These
contain a large percentage of nourish
ment, too, and thtTc are no grapclcss
days.
Queen of Italy
The queen of Italy is a brunette,
with dark eyes, jet black hair and a
very fair complexion. She plays both
the piano and the violin well, is de
voted to outdoor sports and is as fond
of rhe sea as is her husband. She
speaks four languages, including Rus
sian. To make a cake light add a few
drops of glycerine when mixing . in
the proportion of a teaspqonful to a
pound of flour.
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QUALITY FIRST CUSTOMER ALWAYS RIGHT
Study economy by buying right,
This is the thing to do.
Understand values on first sight,
Don't let folks camouflage you.
Yes, today and tomorrow you'll find
Efficiency our plan shall be.
Come to WASHINGTON MARKET, don't lr;r b-.:
Omaha's best goods you'll see.
Never in history have we had
On hand such a fine variety.
Market with us and you will be glad ;
Your order shall be our specialty.
MEAT DEPARTMENT
dhoice Steer Sirloin Steak, lb 20c
Choic Steer Round Steak. Ib 20c
Choice Steer Porterhouse Steak, lb.. 20c
Choice Steer Pot Boast, lb... 15c, IT'jc
Choice Steer Rump Roast, lb 17V,c
Rib Iloiling Beef, per lb 12 Vic
Boneless Prim Rib Roast of Peef, per
lb., at 22,c
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
AM Brands Creamery Butter lb 46c
Good Cooking Apples, peck 35c
Large Potatoes, per lb 3c
Georgia Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs 25c
Peanut Butter, made while you wait
per lb., at : 25c
Advance Pork and Beans, can 15c
Iceberg Lettuce, acr head tie
Bulk Oatmeal, 4 lis., for 25c
Fancy Veal Roast, lb lTVic. 20c
fancy Veal Breast, with pocket for
dressing, per lb .........15c
Lean Pork Chops, lb 25e
rork Loin, any quantity, lb. , , . . .24Vc
Beet Tenderloin, per lb..., 24c
Strictly Sugar Cured Hams, lb.,..27
Strictly Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon,
per lb., at 38s4e
CampbelU or Kamo Soup, can 10c
Skinner's Spaghetti or Macaroni, por
pkg,, at 10c
Aunt Jemima or Tcko Pancake Flour
2 pkgs., for 25c
Beets, Carrots, Parsnips or Cabbage
per lb., at 3o
Red Chilli Kidney Beans, Ib 12Vtc
Michigan Celery, each So
We serve home made hat soup from 11 to 2 o'clock every day, per bowl Ic
All country orders promptly attended to Largest mall order house In the middle wast.
1407 JDOTJGLlAS
,ne most um-rO'DArm
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IBL.TYLUt 470 .
Saturday Specials
At the New Public Market
Meat Department
1917 Milk-Fed Spring Chickens, per lb.,
lb.
...21V,c
21 Vac
....22,c
21V,C
,20c
at
Pig Pork Loins, lb. . . .
Steer Porterhouse Steak,
Steer Round Steak, lb..
Steer Sirloin Steak, lb.
Steer Pot Roast, Ib 17 'ac, 20c
Stter Boiling Beef, lb 13ac
Steer Shoulder Steak, lb ISViC
Steer Rib Roast, lb 17'sO
Pig Pork Roast, Ib ...241sc
Pig Pork Butts, lb 26 VtC
Young Veal Chops, Ib 18Vjc
,..17',c
. ..12',c
...23'Ac
...22c
Young Veal Roast, lb
Young Veal Stew, lb
No. 1 Mutton Legs, lb....
Fancy Mutton Chops. Ib...
Choice Mutton Roast, lb 16'tc
Regular Hams, lb 27 'a e
Skinned Hams (sugar oared), lb..28Vc
California Picnie Hams, 4 to 8 lbs, per
lb., at 24jc
Armour Star or Puritan Hams, lb..29'se
Armour Shield No. 1 Lean Bacon, per lb.,
at 41 V,c
Sugar Cured Bacon, lb 37 '2c
Our poultry Is the very best that money can buy. Our buyers are scouring the
country every day for the finest turkeys, geese, ducks, hens and springs possible to
get. We do not send east and buy frosen poultry. Every fowl In our markets is bought
alive and dressed by us. This, insures our customers the very best meat, free from
water. In buying from us ydu are assured of fresh poultry, not COLD STORAGE
poultry, as is the case so often when buying from wholesalers. We deliver to any
part of Greater Omaha or Council Bluffs.
Don't fail to visit our delicatessen department. Our roast meats and salads are
the most delicious in the city.
See Tuesday's and Wednesday's advertisements before buying your Thanksgiving
poultry. These ads will offer some wonderful bargains. g
Money-Saving Grocery Department
Kunkist Flour, 48-lb. sack, per sack, $2.80
White or Yellow Cornmeal, 6-lb. aaekt,
per sack, at 3tc
Skinner's Macaroni or Spaghetti
3 pkgs. for 25c
Bulk Oatmeal, 4 for 25c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, pkg 10c
Fancy Head Rice, 3 lbs. for 25c
Kamo Pancake Flour, pkg 10c
15o quality Peas, per can 12c
15c quality Corn, per can 12c
15a quality Tomatoes, per ean-. 12c
Domestic Oil Sardines, 4 cans 25c
Tall cans of Carnation, Pet, Cottage or
Wilson's Milk, 2 cans for 25c
Campbell's Assorted Soup, per can.. 12c
per dozen cans $1.35
Hand Picked White Navy Beans, lb., 15c
Fancy Dry Lima Deans, lb 15c
Sunbrite Clennser, 6 cans for 25c
Diamond C Soap, 7 bars for 25c
IJamo Sliced Pineapple, In large cans,
per can , 25c
Turtle Brand Yellow Free Peaches (large
cans) per can 23c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Fancy California Tokay Grapes, per bas
ket, at 39c
Fancy Jonathan Arples, bu. box... $1.65
Fancy Large Grapefrun., eaeti 7 Vie
Fancy White Potatoes, (15 lbs. to peck),
per peck , 40c
Fancy Leaf Lettuce, 3 for . .
Fancy Cranberries, per Ib.
Fancy Celery, at. .
Young .Radishes,
Young Onions, hi
Young Carrots, bunchl.
California Dried Fruit Department
bunch. .
hunch .
Large California Prunes, lb 15c
Large California Apricots, lb 25c
Large California Peaches, lb. ...... .20c
Sultana Raisins, per lb 15c
4 -Crown Muskatell Raisins,
English Walnuts, lb ,
Soft Shell Almonds, Ib
.Be
lb.
10c
15c
and 10c
10c
, 5c
5c
, . .15c
. . .25c
...25c
Butter, Eggs and Cheese Department
Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter, lb... .45c
(Best 1-lb. packr.ges.)
Creamery Butter, In tubs, lb 44c
Fancy Country Butter, in 2-lb. rolls, per
lb., at
Fancy Creamed1 Cheese, per lb.
Best Brick Cheese, per lb
New York White Cheese, lb...
. .42 Vie
28c
. . . .35c
30c
Sunshine Cracker Department
Assorted Plain Cookies "just like
mother makes" per lb., at, , . , . . 15c
Sunshine Oxford Fruit Cak
soldier boy in camp" per lb
for your
42c
Coffee and Tea Department
Morning Hour, a pleasing cup, lb. , . .20c
Public Market Special, a coffee of sur-
prising merit, per lb 25c
Liberty Cup, old crop, mellow coffee
per lb., at 3fe
Hotel Blend, an exceptional value, per
lb., at 35c
Cut Flower Department
Rose Buds, extra special Saturday 3c
Beautiful Carnations, each 2c
PHONE DOUG.27S3
Maht Floor First Nt'l. Bank Building.
Safe
Milk
'or Infants
& InTtlids
Substitutes
i von
A Nutritious Diet for All Ages.
Keep Horlick'a Always on Hand
Quick Lunch: Home or Office,
Forty Get Your Thanksgiving Supplies at One t
stores ot tWorty (40) Pure Food Centers Kr
Omaha
incoln
Council
Basket Sf
eras company
Over 300 prices lower than any other Omaha trocar.
Forty COFFEE Centers
TRY OUR HIGH GRADE COFFEE.
Independent Is a big value and the
price is very low. Put up in liber
cans, steel cut, per Ib 39e
I-lb. tin 58c
Cash Habit, an excellent brand, per
pound packete 25c
Economy Coffee, per Ib 20c
APPLES I APPLES!
Another carload ot tine Washington
Apples from the famous Weaatchee
Valley, just arrived. They art Rome
Beauties, Stayman, Winesap, Jona
thans and ethers. Prices rengtaf
from $1.75 up. You should see these
at any of our 40 Pure Food Centers.
ljirce can Hominy 10c
Rritt'a Powdered Ammonia Be
Empson Peas, can Isc
Empson Peas, Aptif or Vine Run, case,
at $335
Basket Store Jelly Powder ..Tc
P. eV G. Naphtha Soap, bar 7c
3 bars for . 19c
Old Dutch Cleanser 8c
Salmon, Rfd Alaska, tall can 28c
Salmon, Sockeye, 1-lb. can 33c
Comb Honey, per comb 20c
Gold Medal Flour. This well known
brand at, 48-lb. sack $2.90
Tip Flour, do better flour milled, 24-lb.
eack 11.49
48-lb. sack $2.90
Economy Flour, 48-lb. sack S2.TS
Potatoes, 18 lbs. for 35c
Cabbaje, 2!ic lb 100 lbs 11.99
Krispt Corn Flakes, 7-os. pkf. ...... Be
Apple Butter, 33-oi. jar 24c
Corn Meal, 6-lb. sack ,...S6c
Farina, fine for breakfast, pkf. ,...15c
Ripe Olives, quart, 31c; pint ......20c
Plain Olives, 24-ot. jar 24c
Snlder's Chill Sauce ,.2c
Arab Chief Dates, So or 3 for,.., 25c
Wash Boards, 1 Serve You ..23c
Ivory Soap, large bar 11c
Excel Soap, bar .6c
Palm Olive Soap, bar 10c
Hooaitr Belle Pork and Beans, can..l3e
Advance Pork and Beans, No. 2 can.., 13c
Peanut Butter, per glass Oe
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Highest trade fresh and cured meats at all of our sanitary markets.
Finest Home Made Wienies, Frankfurters Oleo, 2-lb, roll 50c
and Minced Hm, at. per lb. ......20c Mazota Cooking- Oil, 33c, fOc 11.16
Fresh Oysters, quart, 53c I pint.,.. 27c Crises, price very tow, 37c, 74e..$1.48
Oleomargarine, Tip, tinted, Ib 32c Oleo Tip White, per lb 31c
Basket Stores 6
ompany
Two more new stores open soon. One at 28th and Leayenworth
and another at 150 East Broadway, Council Bluffs, Watch us grow.
We've had many other urgent calls for a store in several localities and
we expect to be able to satisfy this demand soon.
" Km. na- t. 11. asssB ru ssei svmy
CHICKENS, freth dressed, lb. WVit
BUTTER, fresh creamery, 1-lb prints... 45
EGGS, per dozen , . .32t
TURKEYS DUCKS GEESE
REMEMBER We Do Not Sell Scalded, Water-Sokksd
Poultry. Our Poultry is Milk-Fed, Fresh Dry Picked.
Therefore Sanitary and Healthful.
On Sale Daily, Consumer's Dept., 1116-18 Douglas St. j
UnitaJ Stataa FnnJ Ailminiitratinn Ltranaa Na. C01I91. !
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When Writing to Our Advertisers
Mention Seeing it in The Bee
Pig Pork Loins, fresh, not frozen, per lb 2lVzC
1917.Milk.Fed Spring Chickens, per lb 21V2c
i'
Steer Porterhouse Steak, lb. . , , . .20',o
Steer Round Hteak, lb ,19Vic
flteur Sirloin Steak, lb. 18,o
Steer Tot Hoast, lb....l6Vc and lfVie
Steer Huilinn Beet, Ib 1IV'3
Steer Shoulder Steak, lb 17V,
Steer Rib Roast, lb 16V,o
fin Fork Roast, Ib ....2-1 Vic
Vlg Pork Uutts, Ib 38V,c
Young; Veal Chop, Ib. ........... li',c
Youmr Veal Stew, lb Il'ic
Choice Mutton Roast, Ib 15,c
No. 1 Lean Regular Hams, lb...,27Vtc
Extra Lean Skinned Hans, lb l&Vtc
Sut;ar Cured Pienie Hams, Ib. . . , , .34V'ie
Armour Shield Extra Lean Bacon, per
lb., at I 41 c
Good Sugar Cured Uscon, Ib 37Vc
Ifio ran Pumpkin 10c
Its quality Pork and Boana, can, 12','jc
ltlo quality Sardines with tomato tauce,
per can, nt... ;....10c
lfio quality Pineapples, 2 cans for,,.Zfl:
Diamond O' Soap, 7 bars for Jitle
Tall cans Pet tr Carnation Milk, at
t cans or 25c
lSe can Tuna Fish HVie
II boxes Oatmeal (or BSc
Dry Prunes or Peaches, 2 lbs. ,.i...ZSa
Its bottle of Chilli Sauce 10a
Fancy California Tokay Grapes, per bas
ket, at 39c
Fancy Jonathan Apples, bu. box,. $1. If
Fancy Large Grapefruit, ea.n. . . . . .7 Ve
Fancy White Potatoes (IS lbs. to peck).
per pock, at , ...35c
Leaf Lettuce, tor, lOe.
Fancy I'el'Ty ., 8o and 10
Young Cn-ruti, bunch.... , ..8a
Young .RadWhct, bunch, ......... ,, 10s
Young Onions, uuiU'h. , , . , . , ...Sc.
Ktgin Crcsmery Hutter, lb 4Sfc
llest Creamery Mutter, in tubs, lb.., 44s
Fresh Country Butter, In 2lb. rolls, vc-r
lb., ot , 42V,e
Fanoy Cream Cheese, per Ib 27V
Ennlinh Qronl.fast or Uncolored Jupan
Tea, per II 56e
Morning Hour Co! lne, a pleasing cup
per lb., ;it ?o
Liberty Cup, old, mellow coffee, lb., 30c
Hotel Plead, an exceptional value, per
lb n , 35c
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Armour Oval Label.
THRIFTY nations feat fish. And now, when other foods
are hardly sufficient to supply world needs, you can help
your country to economize by serving more fish on your table.
And. in fish as in all other foods you can secure the best by
asking for Armour's ! parked with the Oval Label, the mariV
that signifies careful selection at the source, proper preparation,
and highest food value, you may be always certain of top grade.
Salmon, Sardines.Tuna Fish, Shrimp, etc., in pack
ages, expertly prepared, ready to serve. No waste
no work no shrinkage no cooking expense.
Call our branch hoatt managir and aik for
name of Oval Labl dealerg in your nitghborftood
ARMOUR COMPANY
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