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Mu'i rich with little, wars bis Judgment trust
Nature is frugal, and hsr wants ara faw.
Younf.
White wa tread tha path of Lift together.
Let speech ba golden betwean thas and ma I
Blaha.
THtl hEU: OMAHA, SATURDAY;, JIunE 7, lyiU.
SOCIETY
Field Club
Reservations were made on Thurs
day night at the Field club by
Alvin Johnson for five, and R. H.
Manley for four guests.
Saturday at dinner Oscar Allen
will entertain 12 guests; John Mc
Donald, 4, and T. C. Hyson, 12.
Reservations have been made also
for a Dutch treat party for Mr, and
Mrs. J. B. Sragenberg, , John Mc
Laballe, W. H. Yohe and R. JL
Howes.
Seniors Entertained.
Household arts and physical traili
ng classes of Benson High school
inve a joint exhibit in the West
ichool building Tuesday evening.
The feature of the evening was the
Gretchen Polka, given by eight girls,
in costume. Miss Provaznik, in
structor gave a chalk talk, depicting
local characters. Seventy-five arti
cles, work of the household arts
class, were exhibited. The Seniors
were honor guests of the Juniors,
Thursday, May 29, at the Strand
theater, Saturday, May 31. Miss Ha
zel Pamp was hostess for the
Senior breakfast, at Iter home,
"Pine Lane." Miss Olga Sorensen
entertained at her home for the
class Monday evening, and Wed
nesdaythe Orpheus club will hold
its postponed picnic at Elmwood
park. The annual class banquet will
be omitted this year.
Winter Dancing Club Picnic.
The picnic of the Winter Dancing
club, which was set for Friday, June
6, has been postponed to Wednes
day, June 11.
The party will start from Harte's
hall, Dundee, at S in the afternoon,
and go to the picnic grounds west
of the city park in Florence.
This picnic has become an annual
affair and it is estimated that 25
couples will make the trip.
S"
Soft Water Laundry
Adams Laundry Announces That It Is the First Laundry
in Omaha to Install the Borromite Water Filtration
System.
With this equipment we are getting absolutely soft
water, which, as every woman knows, will wash clothes
cleaner and with less wear than the hard city water we
have been using. No chemicals, except common salt
used. v
Our customers are outspoken in praise and we want
you to call us by phone to ask about this wonderful
system.
Adams Laundry Co.
R. E. Sesrur. President.
1813 California Street
Douglas 6564
"The Rose Fairy"
SaAiatQriij"
Come from tfte paxeriti ss a fc&en
of appreciation for the honor thus
bestowed upon the family and
from the classmates as a. token of
true friendships.
Such thoughts call for lasting gifU
those that will travel on hi after
years as treasured reminders of
the best of all days "sehoeJ
Jewelry is the Lore Gift the Heir,
loom the Gift substantial for all
occasions, and will most beautifully
express your thoughts on this thfir
Graduation Day.
So we suggest that
you give Gifts of
Jewelry this year.
Heart Beats
By A. K.
Little wonder that Miss Pleasant
Holyoke seems to live the part of the
"Rose Fairy" in Mrs. Myron Learn
ed's masque, "Pan and the Rose
Fairy," given in Omaha on June 14.
For the dainty "Rose Fairy" is
Miss Holyoke and was written for
her.
Mrs. Learned knew her as a lit
tle girl and all the time that she
created the beautiful character of
the fairy, she had in mind the girl
who should portray it.
Mrs. Karl Linninger, chairman of
the ticket committee for the masque,
"Pan and the Rose Fairy," to be
given on June 14, will visit all the
clubs on Saturday night.
This "drive" lor tickets will in
clude Happy Hollow, Country, Pret
tiest Mile, Carter and Seymour lake
clubs.
Worn
EJiieJ by IsMA H GffOSS
HOUSEHOLD ARTS VSP'T CJCJiTTJfAZ HIGH SCHOOL
micsl
Desserts
Not long since, there aws an idea
discussed in this column about keep
ing a classified list of all the dishes
that one can prepare. Such a list
should be an aid in menu planning.
The part of the meal that gives the
most trouble in some families is the
dessert. What can 1 have for des
sert is heard from more than one
woman. To helo solve the problem,
here is a list of all the dessers there
are. Sounds like a big order, does
n't it? but there are really just a
few main kinds of feed with vari
ations galore. I have not attempted
to list any of the variations, these
you may fill in for yourself.
Souffles.
Egg white flavored with fruit and
sugar and baked in a slow oven.
which 1
has been
No Dust
Gets In
When you buy a waxed-paper wrapped loaf
of
You are buying a clean product. The wrap
ping has kept out the dust anddirt and you
remove the paper to find a perfect loaf of
bread, clean, pure, and dehghtfully fresh.
Grocers Sell It
Wrapped and Sealed at ovi Bakery
, For Your Protection.
The Jay Burns Baking Co.
OMAHA
Whole egg. white and yolk beaten
separately, flavored and given some
body with milk and thickening.
Fruit Whips, (egg white beaten
with fruit pulp and sugar. No cook
ing. Bread puddings.
Tapioca puddings.
Creams (with milk and egg like a
custard. )
Fruit juice foundation.
Fritters.
Steamed puddings.
Baking powder and biscuit foun
dation. Shortcake.
Fruit dumplings.
Fruit roll.
Fruits.
Raw
Baked.
Stewed and as sauce.
Gelatines.
lain.
Fruit.
Coffee.
Sponges (gelatines to
:iiffly beaten egg white
ided to each cup of gelatine when
I'.ie mixture begins to stiffen.
Creams.
Spanish (Milk, eggs, and flavoring
stiffened with gelatine.
Bavarian (Gelatines to which one
half cup or less of whipped cream is
added to each cup of jelly as the
mixture begins to stiffen.)
Blanc Mangles or Cornstarch Pud
dings. Milk foundation.
Fruit juice foundation.
Coffee foundation.
Custards.
Baked.
Soft Floating Island.
Charlotte Russe (Whipped cream
flavored and slightly stiffened with
gelatine.)
Junket (milk flavored and stiffen
ed or clabbered with junket tablets.)
Cake Foundation.
Plain cake.
Cottage pudding.
Wasington pie.
Pie.
Filled.
Open.
Tarts.
Cream Puffs and Eclairs.
Rice puddings.
Rice cooked or baked in milk, with
flavorings.
Rice custards (with milk and
eggs.)
Icecreams.
Ices.
Mousses.
She has come!
During the long
Cold winter
Never once did she ,
Appear in public
Or even at private
Social functions.
We had forgotten
That she played
Such a strong part
.In the lives of many.
But the springtime
Is playtime
And the wide world
Grows reckless
And thoughtless
And bold.
First we met her
In a trolley
Her slender form
Was tightly clad
In bright green
And shining white.
Her breath was more
Far reaching than the
Scent of a violet.
In the theatre
We met her next
And we wondered
If she had come
Into our midst
For the season.
We felt more certain
Of her intention
To abide with us
When we discovered.
Her in every movie
But when we faced her
Across the little desk
In a bank
Where women make
Their deposit slips
And fill in
Blank checks
We smiled
And bowed
And acknowledged
That she was a permanent
Spring visitor
She is the
Spring Onion.
SELAH!
Club Picnic.
The Honor club of the High
School of Commerce held their first
annual picnic Friday afternoon at
Elmwood park. The feature of the
day was a base ball game between
the seniors of the club and the
juniors.
The Honor club is composed of
students who have attained high
marks in their studies in the past
school term.
Miss Nagl Entertains.
Miss Carrie Nagl entertained
Thursday at a miscellaneous shower
for Miss Ella Kreger, who will be
a bride of this month, at St. Cecilia's
school. Thirty guests were present-
Slumber Party.
The Y. W. H. A. club gave a slum
ber party and picnic Saturday and
Sunday of last week. The party
motored to a point 100 miles beyond
Millard, but were obliged to turn
back on account of floods. They
spent the week-end in Millard. The
club will give a dancing party Fri
day evening at the club room in the
Lyric building.
i Mfcj CUSHCEl; r
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Question Box.
How much milk should a child
take every day? I do not mean an
infant, but a litttle girl six years
old? . Mrs. A. M. B.
There is ' a-slogan going around
the country, A quart of milk for
every child every day. Milk is the
foundation of health for a child. If
your little girl will not drink much
milk, it may be given to her in the
form of puddings, cream soups, etc.
It is also urged that every adult use
a pint of milk a day in his diet
Safe
Milk
For Infants
& Invalids
No Cooking
A Nutritious Diet for All Ages
Quick Lunch ; Home or Office.
OTHERS are IMITATIONS
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MACARONI
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Appear At Your
Best Instantly
If you receive a tudden
caller or an unexpected In
vitation you can feel con
fident of always appearing
at your best In but a few
moments it renders to your
skin a wonderfully pure.
soft complexion tnat is
beyond comparison.
ry THE BEST
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BAKING COMPANY
ooucLAS-iaez
Have you
The
Buying light of battle
In your eye?
Are you seeking
A gift
With
Character and personality
To give to
The bride o' Jurs.
Or
The graduate o June
And yet something ,
Which will not beguile
Too many shekels
From your pocketbook.
Well, then!
Have you thought of
"Eldridge's"
( Down at 1318 Farnam
The very name suggests
Wedding presents
And
Graduation gifts
Expressive of the unusual
It is a perfect
Treasure-box
For those in quest
Of beautiful
Though
Not-too-high-priced
Gifts.
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JUNE SALE
Berg 's Woman s Shop
1621 Farnam St.
A sensational price re
duct ion that should clear
out every garment
Silk and Wool Suits
50 Suits, choicest styles of the season. Silks,
Serges, Poplins, Gaberdines and Tricotines, in
Tans, Blues, Grays and Rookie. These gar
ments sold up to $bU.UU; d nft ft ft
at J
Summer Dresses
Two big values; wonderful styles and qualities
in Taffetas, Satins, Plain and Figured Georg
ette, Serge and Wool Jersey.
Dresses that sold to $35
Now $17.50
LotNo.2 L..ocnn
11UW tptJ.VV
Dresses that sold to $45
Beautiful New Georgette Blouses
Flesh, White, Sunset, Maize and Printed
Georgette, at $5.75 to $16.50
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pecials
BEATON'S
ETTER
AR GAINS
DRUGS AND SUNDRIES
30c Mum 25tf
$1.25 Delatone 98
60c Milkweed Cream 49
60c Java Rice Powder... 45
75c Jad Salts 62
30c Cuticura Soap 22
65c Doan's Kidney Pills, 58
25c Honest John Corn Plas
ters, at 19
30c Sal Hepatica 25
Palmer's Skin Lotion. .. .50
60c Corega 49
$1.00 Woodbury Skin Lotion,
at 39
$1.00 Sanger's Capsules. .79
$1.25 bottle Pyros S1.08
$1.00 Listerine 89
50c Lysol 41
50c Box Linen Stationery, 25t
15c Powder Puffs, 2 for. .15
40c Pkg. Ever-Ready Blades,
for 24
8c Williams' Mug Shaving
Cakes, per dozen 48
$1.00 Peruna 876
30c Sloan's Liniment . . . .24
30c Nichols' Bed Bug Poison,
for 19
$3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk,,
f or S2.98
25c Stictite, keeps the hair in
place 19
60c Murine 48
25c Tiz, for sore feet 19
aturday
pecials
25c Steam's Haarlem Oil
Capsules 17fr
$1.00 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets 79"
30c Mentholatum . . 19d :
30c Trailing Arbutus Talcum,;'
for 17
40c Spiral Incense Burners,
at 25d :
25c Peroxide Hydrogen, 4 I
oz. for 1Q
15c Lux 12
$2.50 Auto Chamois ..1.50
20c Peats' Unscented Glycer
ine Soap, per cake 14
The Million Dollar Secret Formula.
Use it the minute teeth become
sensitive, or gums tender, for
pyorrhea eives slight warning and
the first twinge of pain is quickly
followed by the horrible ravages
of the dread disease.
Pyros completely clear up all
pyorrhetic conditions, whether in
early or advanced stages. It also
checks decay and cleans tartar
from the teeth.
$1.25 Bottrv Saturday
for $1.08.
Rhea Chemical Co.
Foster BId&Denvgc
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$1.00 Nuxated Iron, 89
35c Castoria 24
50c Orazin Tooth Paste,
at 34
50c 3 P Capsules. .29
25c Dewitt's Cold Tablets,
at 19
CANDY DEPT.
80c Toasted Marshmal
lows, per pound. .50
We are agents for Huy
ler's, Johnston's, and Al
legretto Chocolates.
CIGAR SPECIALS
8c Pacif icos Cigars . . 5
Box of 50 S2.50
15c Chancellor, Club or
Imperial 10
Box of 50 $5.00
15c Mozart, Perfecto or
Magic 10
Box of 50 84.85
15c Roitan, Breva..lO
Box of 50 S4.50
EDISON MAZDA
LAMPS
i 10 to 50-Watt Lamps,
each 35
60-Watt Mazda Lamps,
each 40
15c Fuse Plugs, 5 to 30-
amperes, each .... 8
False Teeth
Held Firmly
in Place
By
TBI
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Prevents Sore Coma
Promote Month Hydaasi
Brings Health and Comfor
60c size, at.
49
Johnson's
Quintette
Chocolates
The gray package containing
more than a pound. Containing
Bitter Sweets, Swiss Milk Choco
late Caramel, Chocolate Butter
scotch, Chocolate Honey Nougat,
Chocolate Nuts.
$1.35 and $2.75 sizes.
We Will Prove
This Instant Bunion
Relief to You
If you have the severest bunion, or
just a mild case, call and get a box of
FAIRYKOOT. Give it a trial and if you
don't gel instant pain relief and feel per
fectly satisfied, it won't cost you a cent.
We know what FA1RYFOOT has done
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pain and inflammation, but literally melts
away the bunion enlargement. Don't miss
this opportunity to get FAIRYFOOT on
our "FREE trial" offer. We guarantee
that it won't cost you one eent if you
are not satisfied.
$1.00 Box Saturday for 89c.
ONE CIVIL WAR BLESSING
WAS THE BOTTLE OF
PALMER'S LOTION
THE SOLDIER CARRIED IN HIS KNAPSACK
FOR HIS SORE FEET AND BODY. ALL
ITCHING. BITES AND SlilN IKOUB1.E3
DISAPPEAR. BURNS ARE ROBBED OF
lrlfcJK 1 ERROR ON PROMPT
APPllCAIION OF THIS.
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PREVENTS INFECTION AND
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PALMER'S LOTION SOAP
IT PREVENTS AND DESTROYS SON DISEASES I
A Sure Remedy for Eczema
PALMfcR'S LOTION. 50c and $1.00.
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Mail Orders Receive Our Most Careful Attention ;
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