Mmr WBf mmm to utterly rub! by weal aad
waat ef eccupaUe. It aoe not ml much to live
happy, koaetabla Ufa, tut It mil a mint ef awaey to
o sethlae T. W. Hanford.
For whatever mea ear la their bMndaeee,
And eplte el the faacis el jreuta, ;
Thar to aothlag m fciafly aa Uadaeee,
And aethtar aa royal aa truth. Alice Carey.
ome Economics
EJiteJ bv Ibma H Giross
HOUSEHOLD ARTS Z3SJT
, Easter Entertaining.
So many requests for Easter en.
icrwning nave oeen receivea tnat
it is possible to answer them only
through this column. Easter festiv
ities usually center around bunnies
and eggs with spring colors, the
delicate greens, violet and yellow in
abundance. No decorations, could
be more appropriate than bouquets
of the spring flowers. The Easter
lily is too stately to lend itself well
to table decoration; yet if one could
secure a rather low plant it would
be beautiful for . an Easter dinner
table. A tall plant is, of course, out
of place as a table centerpiece. Place
cards may carry out the flower idea,
or they may be small bunnies stand
ing up at each place. Such place
cards may be bought, or may be cut
out from a pattern. It is always
possible to find a picture of a bunny
jind use that as a pattern. . Very lit
tle skill is needed to outline the ears,
eyes and nose and paste a standard
on the back.
for Easter Dinner.
, . Grape Juice Soup
Roast Pork
Baked Potatoes on tho Half Shell. '
. Crsamed Cauliflower Oreen . Olive
Daisy Balad with Water
Easter Icea Sunshine Cake
Coffee " Candle
The above menu carries out the
..violet and yellow colors, especially
if the cake frosting is tinted a deli
cate violet and garnished with can
, died violets. The salad and dessert
courses are suitable as refreshments
fcr an afternoon or evening party.
The daisy salad is very appropriate
for Easter, though it is not a good
idea from a dietetic standpoint to
serve an egg salad after a meat
course. .
Grape Juice Soup (for six).
4 T. tapioca.
I qt, trap Juice.
Cook 15 minutes in double boiler.
Serve very cold, topped with whip
ped cream.-
Baked Potatoea on the Half Shell.
Cut baked potatoes in two length
wise, and scoop out the contents.
Mash well and add one tablespoon
milk, one teaspoon butter, and a
shake of salt and pepper for each
potato. Beat till very light, then
ile lightly back into the shells,
prinkle with a small amount of
grated cheese and bake in the oven
till the chese just melts.
. Daisy Salad.
Cut hard ' cooked eggs in two
lengthwise, allowing about tow eggs
for three people. Scoop out the
yolks, mash well, and season with
Saturday
Specials
'i
Oranges, worth 75c per
! doz., Sat. only . . . 7.58c
Fancy Strawberries,
per box 20c
Iceberg Head Lettuce,
per head ........ .10c
Fresh Asparagus, lb . . 25c
Golden Age Macaroni or
Spaghetti, 2 pkgs 15c
Sapolio, 3 bars. ..... .22c
25 oz. K. C. Baking Pow-
der, per can 22c
Walter Baker's Chocolate,
per lb. ...........39c
Pure Maple Sugar, lb . 35c
3-lb. can Crisco 92c
Monarch Catsup, per
bottle 22c
Evaporated Apples,' per
lb. pkg. 29c
We sell all sizes Mazda
Lamps.
Sommer Bros.
Harney 188.
"i:h:i:. iiT
COME ONCE AND YOU
IS lba. granulated Sugar 98c
Blue Bell or Sunkiat Floor, -
4.8-lh. aack for $2.98
foe pkg. Oatmeal... ........ 25c
Aaeorted Advo Jell. ........ .10c
Quality brand Macaroni, pkg 7Vic
Aaa'd Tangier Soupa, can.... 10c
e-lb. car Romford Baking Powder,
for c 98c'
1-lb. can Bumford Baking Powder.
for . 23c
Extra fancy Red Alaaka Salmon,
per can 28c
4 Oe grade Advo Bulk Coffee,
per lb. ...... . .3 5c
Three pound for $1.60
Booth Sardine in tomato aauoe,
for 20c
Prime Rolled Rib Roast, per
Steer Pot Roast, lb.... 25c
Steer Round Steak, lb 32 He
Young Mutton Shoulder,
per lb l7Kc
Steer Beef Boil, lb.. 17 He
Young Veal Roast, lb.. 25c
tt 1608-10-12 Harney St. . Douglas 1796 11
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McComb'a Italian Cream Chocolates, regular 75c value,
, Saturday only, per lb.
Extra Fancy Large Nave Oranges.
each ....So
Extra, Fancy Spinach, lb.... 10c
Per peek 30c '
Extra Fancy Asparagus,
per bunch ...10c
Strictly fresh checked Egg. In
carton, per doaen...... ...39c
Fancy Country Batter, in roll, -per
lb. ...80e
Wisconsin fall ereem Che,
per lb. 35c
Daddy Frynn said, "Drink two glasses of Buttermilk
daily." Take home a gallon of our delicious Locust Lane
B. M. for your Sunday dinner. We specialise on strictly
fresh Milk, Cream and Whipping Cream. Authorized Ala
mito Down-tow Station.
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CJZltTJfAL HIGft tCHOOZ
I salad dressing- Arrange a ball of
this egg yoiK mixture can a bed
of lettuce. Cut the egg white into
strips, as one would quarter an ap
ple. Arrange these curving strips of
egg white around the yolk balls to
form the petals of the flower. An
extra spoonful , of salad dressing
may be placed at the side if more
dressing is desired than is with the
egg yolk." .
Easter Ices.
Put a pyramid of lemon ice on
each serving dish, pour over it boiled
custard, then sprinkle thickly with
chopped blanched almonds.
Easter Games.
A yariation of blowing a feather
across a sheet is blowing a blown
out egg. Seat the guests on the
floor in two lines facing each other.
holding a sheet spread out. The egg
is blown from side to side. If it
touches a person, he is out of the
game and the object is to see which
side can stay in longest.
A good game for girls is dressing
blown out eggs to represent dolls.
Crepe paper and paste is furnished
nd ink to mark in the features.
Fish Dinner, j
Filet of Flounder. Sauce .Tartar,
Stuffed potatoea.
Eacalloped tomatoea.
Lettuce, or cabbage aalad.
' . Cocoanut pudding;.
Filet of Flounder, Sauce Tartare.
Flounder.
1 (l 1 t. aalt
1 o. bread crumb k t. white pepper
Split and remove all bone and skin
from flounder; cut in pieces about
2x3 inches; wash and dry on piece of
cheesecloth, dust with salt and pep
per; dredge with flour; dip in egg,
which has been beaten with one table
spoon of cold milk, then in bread
crumbs; fry in deep, hot fat.
Sauce Tartare.
1 e. mayonnalae 1 T. aour gherkin ,
1 T. finely chopped 1 t onion Juice
raper or cllvea
Be sure the mayonnaise is sea
soned highly. Just before serving
add the other ingredients; mix and
serve in sauce boat.
Vegetable Soup.
An excellent winter vegetable
soup may be made from the marrow
bone and from any left-over vege
tables, a little sprinkle of rice and
barley, a little chopped celery and
parsley or other available greens.
Simmer all together slowly for sev
eral hours.
Okra Gumbo.
(A famona New Orleana Dish) '
1 chicken
1 onion
oup cooked tomatoea
i cup canned, allced ekre
H pod red pepper
I pound diced ham
1 tablespoon chopped parsley
1 tableipoon vegetol
Clean and cut up chicken. Cut ham
in small squares. Put the vegetables
into the soup kettle, and when hot
add the chicken and ham. Cover
closely and let it simmer about ten
minutes," or until nicely browned.
Add the onion and parsley and cook
to a light brown. Fry the okra sepa
rately. Pour in tomatoes, okra and
about three quarts of water and add
seasonings. Simmer until the meat is
tender. Serve hot with boiled rice.
A good deal depends upon the sea
soning in okra gumbo, which should
be high.
Stuffed Celery.' . .
Clean and dry one bunch of celery.
Season a cream cheese; if necessary
add a little milk to soften. Fill the
stalks of celery with the cheese, dot
in pieces of walnuts or pecans, sprin
kle with paprika. ,
Menu
BREAKFAST .
Stewed Apricots Oatmeal
Coddled Eggs Toast
Coffee or Cocoa
LUNCHEON
Corned Beef Hash
Potato Cakes
Cornbread Tea '
DINNER.
Vegetable Soup
" Sliced Roast
Riced Potatoes Brown Gravy
Creamed Carrots
Apple Sauce Cookies
' Coffee
SCI
WILL COME ALWAYS
Fancy Jap Rice, lb. .......... 11c
Nayy Bean, per lb ...10c
18 -os. can Carnation or Pat, Milk,
for .......IS
Per doien .....$1.75
Cottage Milk, 16-ox. can. ...13c
No. 8 can Pumpkin. ....... ..11c
No. 8 can Hominy ;....llc
16e ean Milk Hominy ..lie
No. S ean Sauer Kraut. ......11c
Fancy Peaa, per ean 18c
Extra lifted J. M. Peat, per ean
at 17 V'e
Lanre ean Tomatoee. . .... .22 Vie
Asst. White Bear Jam, jar. .33c
Fresh Iten'a Graham Biseult.
per, lb. 19c
lb ..35c
Young Veal Breast, lb. 16H c V
MorrelTs lean breakfast
Bacon, per lb. ... .47
Swift's California. Hams,
per lb ..25He
.
.49c
Extra Fancy Rhubarb, bunch, 10c
Extra Fancy Louisiana Strawber
ries, per box....... 30c
'Fancy Fruits and Vegetables of
All kind. . .
fi-lb. pail 8wift'a SnowQaka Olee,
per pail ' $1.70
Gem Nut and Lincoln Oleo..
per lb. 30c
Fancy grade Peanut Butter... 20e
Creamed Cottage, per lb. ... . .18c
All kind of fancy Cheese.
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Russia as in Any
Military Center -
The girl problem is as serious in
Archangel, Russia, as in any big
military center, says Miss' Elizabeth
Boies, director of Y. W. C A. work
in Russia, who is home on a short
leave of absence.
"Many girls from Central Russia
went up to Archangel to spend the
summer because of the heat and of'
the food shortage and when military
operations were begun in the terri
tory surrounding they were unable
to go home. They were virtually
refugees without goloshes, furs and
the heavy winter clothing necessary
in that northern region. With the
coming of the expeditionary force
the housing question became a se
rious one. We secretaries have
fairly comfortable quarters rooms
with beds in and lighted with elec
tricity. To be sure there are several
of us in each room.
"Many girl clerical and steno
graphic workers were needed of
course at army headquarters and at
the postomce. This offered em
ployment to some of the refugees
andSwomen are doing everything in
Archangel even to running tram
cars and trucking. They need or
ganized recreation and that is. what
we are trying to give them.
"Prices are high and fopd is dif
The Washington Market's Meats and
Groceries. Like an Old Friend. Is the Best
Fresh Ox Tails, 8 for 10c
Fresh Sbare Ribs, per lb. .20c
Choice Boiling Beef, lb... 15c
Fancy Veal Roast, per
lb 25c and 30c
Fancy Veal Breast, lb.. 17 He
Extra Lean Pork Chops,
per lb 25c
Home made Hamburger Sausage
per lb 20c
Fresh Hearts, per lb 10c
Lean Sugar Cured Breakfast
Bacon, per lb 37 )ae
We serve dinner in our lunch room for 35c,, from 11 o'clock
to 3 o'clock every day, that cannot be beat anywhere in the city.
Full line of Vegetables and Fruits at Lowest Prices. ,
Visit our Market at McCrory's 5c and 10c Store in Basement.
Same Prices, Same Goods, Same Honest Weight.
Unitad States Food Administration License No. G27634. ' '
Ona of the largest wholesale nail order houses in the middle west.
WASHINGTON MARKET
v 4 1407 Douglas St.
Sunday Dessert
GRAPE-NUT
Order from your nearest dealer now
You never go wrong when serving Delicia.
Fairmont Creamery Co.
' ' t; " Genuine leather coats will be a feature in " Sk'-'"
C ..jgr.... sport clothes this season. Here is a ""VrRagJW
V w.f model on the best lines. - '- aiXOaK '
l aft sni d m S Af-bKrHl aJ
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ficult to get up there. Dried fish
is about the only thing which one
can buy on the street. In a second
class restaurant a,cup of cocoa costs
$1.50. That was'one of the reasons
why it seemed wise to open a hostess
house for American soldiers so
that they would have some place to
go where they could have a bit of
social life. There we have been able
to concoct cookies from flour, oat
meal and sugar to give the boys a
little to eat and a home-like place
in which to spend their leisure hours.
Eggs, milk, baking powder, even
furniture and such necessities as
nails are not to be had in Archangel.
"The barrenness of living condi
tions were described rather well in
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BREAD
SKINNER
BAKING COMPANY
DOUOLAS -1602
TftADC MAttt
Sugar Cured Picnic Hams,
per lb 24 He
Best Creamery Butter, lb. .66c
Extra Fancy Large Navel Or
anges, each ...5c
Fresh Rhubarb, bunch. .... 10c
Fresh Green Peas, per lb. .25c
Fresh Green Asparagus, per
bunch 15c
Corn, Peas and Tomatoes,
2 cans for 25c
Good Oleomargarine, lb. .27J6 v
Ice Cream
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an account of a reception at the
hostess house in the American Sen
tinel, the paper published by the
expeditionary force which said: 'The
apartment was pleasantly decorated
in wallpaper, chintz, curtains and
graceful sprigs of evergreen. In
some of the rooms there was furni
ture.' A bit of color means a great
deal during the gray winter days
of the north."
A nun who is,in a convent at Ot
tawa, Ont, has been granted a. li
cense as a stationary engineer. .
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Superior quality in steaks requires
a "nicely" red bullock. One cannot
ask for a certain "brand" in steaks
but must depend upon his dealer
or restaurateur for a good cfioice.
Smoked hams differ more than steaks
for superior auality means not alone
young "nicely fed pork, but expert,
scrupulous care in curing.
There kno hazard if you ask for "PURITAN"
Ham it is our guarantee of quality.
THE CUDAHY PACKING COMPANY
If your dealer Wt F W. CANNON, Manager
handUftritan. telephone 132, JoBM SreN 0mtthm Nfc
I Telephone Douglaa 2401
Paritaa Haas and Bacon are araoVad daUr a eur Omaha Plaat,
iaaarkss fresh, brightly amok) meats at all time.
Soliloquy of
By ADELAIDE KENNERLY.
FORESEEING, perchance, nations ruined with greed and fri
olity, a bomb was thrust into the center of a dancing, light-
liearted world and physical wreckage wrought.
. Now millions of hearts in pity are wrung and oceans of tears
are shed for our mangled and maimed humanity those happy
youngsters and experienced, seasoned men.
They skipped through life on the crest of the waves, sniffing
the air never one diving deep into the sea of truth or trust or
realities missing the deep breaths of life. .
But the Great Power had a different plan for His children of
earth's scattered lands who were plunged headlong into turmoil by
the clashing swords of death.
Ah. yes!
Arms and legs have been severed physical perfection
crushed to a mass. Eyes have been blinded, ear-drums have burst
and bodies laid in waste. . .
But spring shall awaken new hope for all the spirit shall
feed from the gods. And Fate's silent arows may pierce the heart
but never a pierce in vain; ,.'. , '
Ofttimes a physical handicap is God's greatest gift to the
soul. And who shall say "nay" to the trust in our hearts that
our boys, like the bird with a broken pinion, shall "scale the stars
a.:, w 1 : i
uiuu iiicir uiuiicii wings.
ADVO COFFEE
Famous Brew
Lenton season still is o'er us.
Soon we'll sing the, "Easter Chorus,'
And the rabbit with his scamper
Will remind us of
And picnic! Where?
Take ADVO COFFEE Famous Brew.
Call up your grocer right away,
SencJ ADVO COFFEE no delay
We make it hot at old Bellevue,
Good ADVO COFFEE Famous Brew.
Ice Cream Lusciousness
For your Sunday Dinner Des
sert, we have the most delightful
combination of all toothsome
dainties :
NOUGAT '
Vanilla Ice , Cream with Almonds and
Green
CHERRIES
It is our great special for the Thir
teenth. Order it early, for it is a fast
favorite.
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