THE BEE : OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1919.
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The Bee's Household
Arts Department
Decorating the Kitchen.
The decorative possibilities of the
modern kitchen should not be slight
ed. Checked ginghams are being
used to considerable extent in mak
ing curtains and sometimes lor nar
row shelf edging, if arranged so that
they can be removed easily and
washed from time to time. Green
and white checked curtains are cool
and pretty, and a change from the
more usual blue. When one is buy
ing new casseroles and other earth
enware, a selection of dull green
instead of brown may be made to
carry out the scheme. Plants are
always a welcome addition to the
kitchen, 'and hardy green varieties,
which grow abundantly and live all
winter, will be found satisfactory in
this kitchen. A box of parsley or
a pot of chives will he found as
practical as decorative;
Aprons should match the color
scheme, too, if new ones are needed,
and the wearer will feel a degree ot
satisfaction in knowing that she is
in harmony with her surroundings,
says the "Christian Science Moni
tor." A figured shade selected tn
match the rest of the room will add
a touch of contrast and give a rest
ful atmosphere to the room besides
One does not mind taking the inti
mate mend into such a room, when
it is so invitingly fitted out.
Readers Recipes
Sometimes certain foods are not
popular with . the family because
they are not palatably served or be-
BASKET STORESPECI AL'S
For six days, Saturday, Oct. 25 to Friday, Oct. 31.
.CAMPBELL'S ASSORTED SOUPS Nationally I ARCADIA LEMON PIE FILLER Delightful pie
known and popular. and cake filling.
SPECIAL, per can ..-10 SPECIAL, per package '. !
AUNT JEMIMA' PANCAKE FLOUR Makes AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR Buy the
those golden brown cakes. large size and save money.
, SPECIAL, m-lb. package 13 SPECIAL. 4-lb. package.. 41
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities.
OTHER MONEY-SAVING ITEMS
CORN STRUP, 10-lb. cans...... .....82
6-lb. cans. 45ei 1-lb. cans 154
WHITE SYRUP, 10-lb. can 93
6-lb. cans. 511 1-lb. cans 15
CALIFORNIA BROWN BEANS A close-out price,
per lb. "v5
QUAKER WHEAT HEARTS, large Use.... 22
QUAKER CORN FLAKES. 8 oz 10
COCOA. In bulk, per lb... 30
SNIDER'S TOMATO CATSUP. 16 ox.... 29
8-ox. slae ...18
BASKO JELLY POWDER, per pkg 10
RUB-NO-MORE WASHING POWDER, large
ize, 23- m&H ' ?
DIAMOND "C? LAUNDRY SOAP, always popular,
oer bar 4H
CONYBAR STRAWBERRY PRESERVES, Apple
base, 15-oz. Jar ...29
CONYBEAR PURE PRESERVES, Jar 35
BASKO FLOUR, 24-lb.. SI 52; 48-lb.. $2.98
SWANDOWN CAKE FLOUR, large size 35
AUNT JEMIMA BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
1K-Ib. size, 161 4-lb. size 49
TIP BAKING PO OER, l-lb. can I'M
CASH HABIT BIRD SEED, pkg 15
BASKO MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI
Full 8-oz. size; choice, per pkg 8
BASKO PEAS, highest quality, per can. .... .21
BASKO TEA, our pride and leader
l-lb. carton, 681 -lb- carton 35
CASH HABIT JAPAN TEA a fine teal-lb.
carton, 601 carton .. .31
Specials for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday in Our Meat Markets.
FANCY ROUND STEAK, per lb 20
FANCY POT ROASTS, per lb ; 11
SUGAR CURED PICNIC HAMS, per lb.-17H
WILSON'S NUT MARGARINE, 1 lb....... 29
SUGAR CURED LEAN BACON, per lb 34c
MILK-FED SPRING CHICKENS, per lb.29
Specials Daily It Will Pay You to Watch Basket Stores Windows.
. Basle Qaaltty. Vone Higher.
, "Lire Better Less."
Basket Stores ttuamitee
Money's Worth mr Money Back.
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cause in their preparation no touch
of novelty has been given. These
dishes are all based on the simplest
and most familiar things, yet they
are delicious. Try them.
. BREAKFAST.
Stewed Fruit. Oatmeal. Top Milk.
Rolls. Coffee.
- LUNCHEON.
Tomato Pie. Fried Rice.
Banana Cream Sandwices. Tea.
DINNER.
Carrot Puree. Bread Sticks.
Stuffed Cabbage.
Haricot Bean Salad.
Sponge and Jam Roll.
Coffee.
Tomato Pie.
Slice a good sized onion thinly,
blanche it, fry in fat till slightly
browned. Take one pound ripe to
matoes, skin and cut in slices. Place
a layer of onions in the bottom of
the pie dish, with a good season
ing of salt and pepper, then a layer
of tomatoes, with white bread
crumbs scattered over, and a few
pieces of butter, and so on until the
dish is almost full. Have ready
some well mashed potatoes, spread
thickly over, so as to form a crust;
score thorn with a fork; bake until
brown.
Banana Cream Sandwich.
Mash two ripe bananas and a ta
blespoon golden syrup, then whip
it with half a teacup cream. Spread
on sponge cake, -rress together,
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THEATERS
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HERE'S a big, hearty welcome
awaiting Watson and Cohan
when they step onto the stage
at the popular Gayety this after
noon when they open their week's
run in ' blitkin & Slotkin, Refined
Lawyers. Last season they made a
wondertul impression over the
Columbia circuit and they are now
more than duplicating it Barney
Oerard has included under the ban
ner of the "Girls De Looks" an ex
ceptionally clever cast of principals
and a score of pretty choristers. To
morrow s matinee starts at 3.
Concluding performances will be
given today of the hilarious Orphe
um bill which is toplined by the mu
sical revue, "Putting It Over," pre
sented by a company of 17 soldier
boys. The curtain this evening is to
rise at 8 o'clock. Opening with the
matinee tomorrow Emma Haig and
Jack Waldron are to offer their
original 1919 conception of song and
dance as one of the leading fea
tures. Another will be the; amusing
skit, "A Package of Smiles,"
which will be ottered by l. Koy
Barnes and Bessie Crawford. A
featured act, something entirely
new, will be offered by the scien
tific enigma, Madam Burnell, whose
comedy is derived from an electric
current, assisted by some clever
people.
Matinee and evening perform
ances today close the engagement of
"A Dangerous Girl," the musical
comedy which has run all week at
the Boyd.
on sponge caw. -rress rogemer. Opening a week's engagement at
Brush over with golden syrup and the Lyd theater tomorrow evening,
other nuts.
Stuffed Cabbage.
Take a large, fresh cabbage, cut
out heart, fill vacancy with stuffing
made of the left-over fish (chicken
or veal), chopped very fine and
highly seasoned, and rolled into
balls with yolk of egg. Then tie
cabbage firmly together (some tie
a cloth around it), boil in a covered
kettle two hours. This is a delici
ous dish and useful in using up
cold, meats or fish.
. Haricot Bean Salad.
Soak the, haricots six or eight
hours, then boil them until tender.
Leave until cold. Pile them in the
center of a salad bowl, surround
with sliced tomato or beet root and
some snredded clery. Cover with
whipped cream, flavored with salt
and pepper (white). If liked dip
the haricot in oil and vinegar in ad
dition to cream. Decorate the
cream with a little pepper and ar
range the beet root so that it makes
a red border to the white pyramid
of cream.
the big Winter Garden spectacular
revue, "The Passing Show of 1918,"
brings what is reputed to be the
largest musical comedy organization
ever moved in this country. The
all-star cast is headed by Willie and
Eugene Howard, and they have the
support of a long list of Broadway
favorites and a real Winter Garden
chorus.
One of the most attractive "bills at
the Empress this season closes its
engagement today. It is headed by
"The Gypsy Revue" dancing novelty.
A popular feature is the surprise act
of Ward and Wilson. The comedy
element of the bill is 'provided by
the character delineations and song
studies of Skelly and Heit.
The Cohan and Harris show, "Go
ing Up," coraes to the Brandeis
theater October 27, 28 and 29. Twen
ty singing numbers stud the piece
and the chorus changes costumes
more than eight times'. The cast,
which will present "Going Up," here
is headed by Raymond Crane. Oth
ers include Norma Brown, Loretta
Trade at the WASHINGTON MARKET,
where all goods are sold as represented
Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens, per lb. ....... .27c
Choice Steer Rump Roast, per lb ..XlVic
Choice Steer Beef Roast, per lb 12V2c
Choice Steer Short Ribs of Beef, per lb 9c
Young Veal Roast, per lb i . . A7Vzc and 20c
Young Veal Chops, per lb. , . .25c
Young Veal Breast, per lb. 15c
Young Mutton Chops, 2 lbs. for .25c
Young Mutton Legs, per lb .15c
Choice Steer Round Steak, per lb 20c
Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, per lb 29Vfcc
Sugar Cured Skinned Hams, per lb 27 Vic
All brands of best Creamery Butter, per lb 69c
'Royal Oleomargarine, per lb. 30c
Pig Pork Roast, per lb ' &Vzc
Peerless Laundry Tablets, washes clothes without
rubbing, 16 tablets to the box, per box .25c
Full line of Fruits and Vegetables at the lowest, prices.
Washington Market
1407 Douglas Street
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a substantial part of the
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Spaghetti
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flavor. Smooth, white and
I tender. I
Hastings Woman Made Head
of the Nebraska Federation
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Mrs. John Slaker Named at Closing Session of 24th
Annual - Convention at Fairbury Has Been
Chairman of State Endowment Work.
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Mrs. John Slaker of Hastings, is
the new president of the Nebraska
Federation of Women's Clubs. This
announcement was made yesterday
at the closing session of the 24th
annual convention at Fairbury.
Mrs. Slaker was president of the
Hastings Women's club for three
years and is president-elect for the
Fifth district from which office she
will now have to resign. She has
been chairman of the state endow
ment work for the federation in
Nebraska.
During the war, this new club
leader was chairman of the woman's
committee, county council of de
fense. Mrs. H. E. Goodrich of Nel
son is the defeated candidate.
Other officers elected are: Vice
president, Mrs. E. B. Penny, Fuller
ton; recording secretary, Mrs. S. M.
Dewey, Fairmont; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Paul Perryman, Ord;
treasurer, Mrs. E. G. Drake, Bea
trice; auditor, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith,
Chadron; general federation state
secretary, Mrs. A. E. Sheldon; gen
eral federation director, Mrs. A. E.
Sheldon.
Delegates Elected.
Delegates elected to the biennial
convention of Women's dubs to be
held in Des Moines, la., next June,
are: Mesdames J. F. Lees, B. F.
Pitman, Warren Perry, Cyrus Ma
son, J. H. Melville, George Frater,
O. A. Williams, T. J. Doyle, Bertha
Millar, T. I. Hatfield, Florence
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Mrs. Addison E. Sheldon.
Parks, and Miss Julia Fuller. Al
ternates: Mesdames Leonard Nash,
John Pfiffer, T. J. Gist, M. A. Hps
tetler, W. W. Wright, H. N. Col
man, Hattie Summers.
The proposed revision of the state
constitution was defeated and the
former constitution prevails.
Marks, Adelaide Hastings, Eleanor
Bennett, Edward' Begley Mario
Villani, Charles Meyers, Jick Pat
ton, Bob Earl, Franklyn Talbot and
George Fredericks and Douglas
Dumbtill.
A mystery narrative entwined with
a love story of old Hawaii is "A
Night in Honolulu, by Howard
McKent Barney, which plays a re
turn engagement at the Brandeis for
two performances only, tomorrow,
matinee and night. From the open
ing scene to the end of the play the
spectator feels that he is really liv
ing among the fascinating natives.
May Robson in her new comedy,
ter for a three days' engagement, be
ginning Thursday evening, October
30, with a matinee on Saturday.
i. ion ia m uiaina iifaivti ui 1 1 1
farv Pr.hrtc Pinriart "Ttitia
Carberry" stories.
FLASHES from
FILMLAND
PHOTO PLAY OFFERINGS
FOR TODAY
Neighborhood Homes.
HAMILTON 40th and Hamilton.
BESSIE LOVE In "CAROLINE OF
THE CORNERS."
COMFORT 24th and Vinton.
ALICE BRADY In "RED HEAD,"
AND BIG V COMEDY, "BEARS
AND BAD MEN."
DIAMOND 14th and Laka.
EDWARD EARLE in "ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS." AND "THE
MASKED RIDERS," Chapter Nine.
GRAND lth and Blnney.
"STOLEN ORDERS," AN ALL-'
STAR CAST. SEVEN FARTS, AL80
CHRISTY COMEDY.
LOTHROP 24th and Lothrop.
DOROTHY GISH In "PEPPY POL
LY," ALSO COMEDY.
APPOI.O 29th and Leavenworth
ENID BENNETT In "THE VAMP":
also WM. DUNCAN la "SMASHINO
BARRIERS,"
Aviator Reaches Cologne
Colongne, Oct. 24. Capt. George
Matthews, an English aviator, who
left London Tuesday for an air
plane flight to Australia, arrived
here Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. .
Delightful
You'll Say
After tasting the
Special This
Sunday
It!s "Apricot"
A real delight of un
excelled goodness.
Ice Cream Spe
cials Please
All
Order them through
your dealers.
Fairmont
Creamery Co.
OMAHA'S NEW STORE.
SPECIAL FOR
SATURDAY. v
Hardware Department.
BROOMS, 49
H. H. HARPER CO.
17th and Howard Sts, Flattrea BIdf.
'EAT
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THfe BEST
BREAD
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BAKING COMPANY
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The Bee want ads produce re
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ONE of the strongest photoplays
seen here for some time is the
picture, "The White Heather,"!
which will be shown for the last
times at the Rialto today. The bat
tle of two men in diving suits on
the bed of the ocean is remarkably
effective.
Sun A rnmfHv treat ! th nlintn.
play picture, "A Damsel in Dis-
ret " rA.ita ri-tnff Tun a C nri'r 4
Creighton Hale, and 'showing tor j
tha last tim af tVtm ' Qun tnlav
Every situation in the story might ;
makes the whole thing so enjoy-!
anie.
Strand "The Spite Bride," a
screen picture, starring Olive
Thomas, closes a three-day run at
the Strand today. It is a story of a
girl being married for spite, but her
kindness wins her husband's love,
and the family's honor is upheld.
Moon Mary Murray, all by her
self, is the double attraction at the I
Moon today. That is, she is the j
double attraction in "The Twin
Pawns," the Pathe feature, wherein
she is cast in the double role of
twin sisters. It is a splendid pic
ture, being well received, and will
be shown for the last times today.
Muse Second-run oictures being
shown at the Muse do not seem to t
lighten the seating capacity of the j
Muse, ine feature picture tor'
Saturday is -"The Deserter," star
ring Charles Ray. and while this
picture has been seen by thousands,
the work of the star is always of ,
such character and scope that many
delight in seeing him in the same
picture twice. j
Empress Billy Rhodes has elec- j
trifled her associates by the way !
she handled herself in a score of in
tensely dramatic- scenes in "The
Blue Bonnet," which is being shown
at the Empress for the last times
today.
1608-10-12 Harney Street
Douglas 1796
Keen Satisfaction
When you can atep into the moat eomplete sanitary mar
ket in the middle west and select anything your taste dic
tates. Whether wou with a tart cheese or a rare fruit or just a
dainty tempting cake, you can find it at the Central Market.
Come once and you will come always.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY SELLING
Strictly Fresh Dressed Fancy Spring Chix,
per lb. .29V8c
Extra Fancy Steer Pot Roast, best cutsv lb. 11 Vic
Fancy Prime Rolled Rib Roast, per lb 25c
Steer Rib Boil, per lb 9c
Pig Pork Roast, per lb , 17V4c
Mutton Stew, lb. 7V2c
Fancy Young Veal
Breast, per lb. . .15c
Mutton Sholder, per
lb 12c
Spare Ribs, per lb. 19c
Fancy Sugar Cured Back Bacon, per lb...27i2c
4 lbs. best Granulated Sfuar..48e
48-lb. lack Central Flour. . .$2.98
24-lb. aack Central Flour. . .$1.50
24-lb. aack Best Rye Flour. .$1.50
10 bar Crystal White Soap.. 65c
10 bars Elastic White Soap, ,65c
10 bars Lenox Soap 48c
2 bare Creme OH Soap 25c
1-gal. jar pure Sweet Apple
Cider, for . . . . 98c
l-lb. can Criseo 35c
60c trade Central Special Coffee,
per lb 45c
No. 6 cans Tomatoes 12'tc
Navy Beans, per lb. ........ 1 Oc
Crape Nuts, per pkg 12',c
16-oc. can Caroline 12Vte
Per dozen , $1.48
Dundee or Elkhorn Milk, can. . ISc
Per doxen $1.75
Carnation Milk, per can 16c
10-lb. can Kara Syrup 85e
10-lb. can Wedding Breakfast
White Syrup 95c
Fresh baked Itens Graham, Fancy
Sodas, per lb 19c
Fresh Spiced Nut Cookies, Just
like home made, per lb 30c
McCombs' Maple Fudge, Saturday only, per lb .-. .38c
Fancy Cranberries, qt.l2c
Fancy Tokay Grapes, per
basket , v 65c
Fancy Grape Fruit, 2 for 15c
Or 4 for 3 25c
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
of all kinds. 11
Fresh Select Checked Eggs,
per doxen 10c
Creamery package Butter,
P lb 67e
Fancy Creamery Bulk Butter,
Per lb. 60c
t-lb. pkg. Swiffs Premium and
Snowflake Oleo 7Se
-lb. pails Swiffs Snowflake, $1.80
The Real Food Show v
We invite you who are interested in good things to eat
to attend the annual Pure Food Show at the Municipal
Auditorium beginning Saturday, October 25th. It will be in
tensely interesting as well as educational. Then when you have
seen everything they have to show you there, come to
SOMMER'S SPECIALTY SHOP
and see the real food show. Here you will find an array of im
ported and domestic specialties not shown at the Auditorium
nor in fact at any other store in Nebraska, and they are not
merely for show, but for you to take home. Store Open Until
11:00 P. M. Every Day.
SlommersQpeciaffuQhop
GJ Candies zj ' Fruits DeviIao is
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