THE BEE; OMAHA, SATURDAY. JANUARY 10, 1920.
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Biennial Plant
Mrs. Littleberry J. Haley of Bir
mingham, Ala., who is in Omaha
attending, general . federation board
meetings, will be in Dea Moines
Saturday, according to the following
announcement in The Des Moines
Register, January 4:
Mrs. Littleberry J. Haley of Bir
mingham, General Federation of
- Vomen's clubs director from iAla
harria,, and chairman of the Golden
Prairie biennial program commit
tee, will be in the city Saturday to
confer with the local biennial com
mittee, Mrs. Gardner Cowles, chair
man. In her honor a luncheon will be
given at 12:30 o'clock at Hotel
Chamberlain to which the- local
board invites all club women in
terested in the approaching biennial
to attend. It is not improbable that
other state directors H1 accompany
Mrs. Haley to Des Moines from
Omaha, where they will attend this
week the midwinter- session at
which the biennial plant will be
formulated. '
While in Des Moines Mrs. Haley
will be the house guest of Mrs.
Homer Miller, director for Iowa.
Attended Pershing .Luncheon.
The officers and director! of the
Omaha Woman's Press club had a
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I PORK CUTS
Fresh Pork Loins,
per lb. 23
Pure Leaf Lard, lb 24,
Choice Fresh Picnic Hams,
per lb ...17
Fresh Pork Chops, lb 25
Compound Lard, lb.. 26 to
Fresh Liver, lb 5
Fresh Neck Ribs, 4 lbs.'.25d
BEEF SPECIALS
Choice Rib Boiling Beef,
per lb SVS
Steer Steak, per lb 1 8 to i
Choice Beef Roast, lb. 11 tot
. CHOICE LAMB
Lamb Hindquarters,
per lb. ... .,, .. . . .17
Choiee Forequarters Lamb,
per lb 11 tot
Lamb Stew, lb 7 tot
VEAL CUTS
Choice Veal Breasts,
per lb 12
Choice Veal Roasts,
per lb. .16
Choice Veal Chops,
per lb. 18
; SMOKED MEATS
Skinned Hams, lb .21
Smoked Picnic Hams, lb.19
Sugar-Cured Bacon,
per lb 27
Cudahy's Puritan Bacon,
per lb 44
Swift's Premium Hams, '
per lb. 32
Nut-OU 29
Veribet 37,
Glendale 37
Buttercup 35
Veribeit Butterina RolIi.35
Fresh Dressed Spring
Chickens, per lb....25tot
Fresh Rabbits 15
Swift's Premium 37
Swift's Gem Nut 29
Swift's Lincoln brand . . 27
Largest Cnt Price Mail Order House in the State
table at the luncheon at the Cham
ber of Commerce in honor of Gen
eral Pershing, Thursday. Those
present were Miss Belte Dewey,
Mrs. Miles Greenleaf, Miss Rose
Rosicky, Miss Bess Mahoney, Mrs.
Keene Abbott, and Mrs. Myron
Learned.
Farm Woman's Congress.
The first annual Farm Woman's
Congress closed Thursday afternoon
with a business session and tea.
Mrs. Jessie Bacon of Gothenburg
continues as president during the
coming year, with Mrs. W. J.
Weber of Omaha, vice president.
Mrs. Bacon in a comprehensive dis
cussion of future plans, appointed
each woman present at the congress
this year, as a delegate to next
year's meeting. Official notice of
appointment will be sent out later
by the governor. These delegates
pledged themselves to attend next
year and bring 10 farm women with
them.
"1 am most gratified with the
deep interest shown," declared Mrs.
Bacon, speaking of the congress.
"I can't say how happy I am with
the success of the meetings. In
my opinion this organization of
farm women will become the great
est organization of women in the
world."
"John Barrett of the Pan Ameri
can organization, is anxious that
South American women will, ex
change conventions with the North
American groups," said Mrs. Bacon.
The Nebraska women were urged to
make niore study of Spanish lan
guage and customs, in preparation
for the greater sympathy and con
tact which will develop between
the continents of the western hemi
sphere. -
One of the plans for next vear in
cludes a "'White Breakfast," at
which each woman will appear in
white. An insignia will be planned
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For Pancakes
A blend of buckwheat,
corn and wheat flour
milk, sugar and eggs
added.
Simply Add Water
A pancake flour par ex
' cellence.
Ask your grocer.
The man or woman or the
kids can make light cakes
. .. with Buck-Corn Flour.
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Troco or King Nut But- ,
terine, per lb 325
6-lb. can Crisco $1.98
Karo Syrup (blue can),
per gallon. 82
Karo White Syrup, per
, gallon 92d
Choice Bulk Rice, 4 lbs.
for 1 65e
Pearl White Soap, 10
, bars for 59
Large Grape Fruit, per
dozen &9&
Oranges, regular price
75c, Saturday, per
dozen 62d
Head Lettuce, head..lO
Fancy Pig Pork Loin
Roasts, per lb .... , .27
SOMMER BROS.
Harney 188.
28th and Farnam Sts.
fmim Tl UXUMt BHMH I.I HsMM KMMil BBHMM I.I Hl'HM
Gallon cans
' Apples
for
50c
1608-10-12 Harney Street
Douglas 1796
Gallon cans
Fancy Apricots,
Peaches, Pine
apple and Black
berries 98c
If you njoj good quality of wholesome fresh food, if you like to have the widest variety to
choose from, if you wish to shop economically, make the Central Market your market. ,
COME ONCE AND YOU WILL COME ALWAYS.
Fancy Steer Pot
Roast, per lb. . ..
17ic
Fancy Young Veal
Boast, per lb
20c
Worrell's Lean
Bacon,
per lb
Breakfast
42ic
48-lb. sack Central dQ OP
Market Flour, .s. J)0.aCO
10 bars Classic
Soap
65c
Fancy Bulk Macaroni IP
or Spaghetti, lb IOC
Monarch Evergreen Corn, per
can, fcO Efl
per dozen. . . .-. . .sff3f.
No. 3 cans Extra Peaches,
sliced or halves,
per can i xOC
Our 60c grade Central AlZg
Coffee, per lb.'.,... "OC
Prime Rolled Rib
Roast, per lb. ... .
27ic
Fancy Young Veal inl
Breast, per lb 14 2 C
Fancy Young Mutton Legs;
ST.. ......20c
24-lb. sack Pure (1 C
Rye Flour P1 00
Pure Buckwheat
Flour, per sack. .
45c
Large cans Royal AO
Baking Powder. ..... C
"Harl brand Extra Sifted Peas,
per can, 20 dJ'O Q C
per dozen ,P5iOiJ
Fancy New
Pears, per
can
York
Bartlett
40c
Extra Fancy Sodas,
per lb.
20c
Pig Pork Loin
Roast, per lb . . .
274c
Young Mutton Breast, J 1
per lb I "2"C
Armour's Star Half Hams,
per lb.,
at
324c
20 bars Beat 'Em All QQ x
Soap for 170C
4 lbs. Bulk Oatmeal
for ,
25c
Large Raisins,
per lb
22c
Large cans Snider's Tomato
Soup or Pork and Beans, per
can, 12Ktr- 61 AVL
per dozen.. ..... V 1 ttO
No. 3 cans Pine
apple, 3 cans. . .
$1.00
Fresh Mixed Cookies, QC
per lb 5C,
McCombs' Made Special Chocolates, 70c grade, Saturday at 59
Extra Fancy Virginia Sweet Fancy G a n o Apples, per
Potatoes, lb., 10f 1 P. box,. LQ ETA
2 lbs. for......:... IOC at.............. 3.OU
Fancy Jonathan Apples, per
S .. .. ... $3.00
Fancy Spanish Onions,
per lb. ..............
15c
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF
ALL KINDS.
Strictly Fresh Laid CQ- Fresh "Creamery Bulk JO Fresh Ground Peanut Oft '
Eggs, per doz DOC Bplter, per b, r. . . , ; . DO C Butter, per lb. . : . . . . e&UC
Wisconsin Brick A(f Checked Eggs in 7 PA Gem Nut Margarine, OlJ
Cheese, lb UC carton, do?. ... . ;.OUC per lb OIC
for the organization, using the
American flag in the figure.
Mrs. Bacon spoke Friday after
noon at the Fontenelle on "Ameri
canization," before Omaha teachers.
Civil Service Reform.
When a standing committee on
civil service reform was first ap
pointed by the executive board of
the General Federation of Wom
en's Club, some conservative clubs
felt doubtful of the wisdom of this
policy. "The civil service will lead
us into politics," they said. This
was in 1902. In this year of grace,
even the most conservative mem
bers know that the path of civil
service reform leads straight into
our homes. It does 'not mean nec
essarily a stereotyped system of ex
aminations. It does mean efficiency
in the public service.
Our civil service is the outward
and visible sign of our government.
It is the proof that our government
is not remote and impersonal, but
vety near and personal, and as the
visible manifestation of the govern
ment the civil service affects every
citizen every hour of every day for
good or for. ill.
The civil service affects us in the
houses we live in. Their safety and
healthiulness depend upon the effi
ciency of the building inspector and
the plumbing inspector. When these
civi1 service officials are appointed
for their political activities rather
than their knowledge of building and
blumbing, our health and our com
fort suffer. Our losses by fire far
exceed those of any ot!er country,
because the average building put up
by some contractor with a puK is a
mere fire trap. Laws regulating light
and drainage in tenements are easily
evaded by contractors who find it
cheaper to give a contribution to
the party in power, thus ensuring a
complaint inspector, than it is to
build with no dark rooms, water on
every floor, and fire escapes that are
fire-proof.
The school houses, in which our
children pass so much of their time,
are tco often neglected by the
building inspectors. Not so very
long ago, 27 public school houses in
one of oi-r largest cities were re
poncJ as having no fire escapes, two
had no water on the premises, and
many had doors that opened in
ward. Do you remember that public
school house in Cleveland that
burned down some years ago with
great loss of life? Investigation
showed that the. building never had
been insnccted: that the stairs were
narrow, and the doors opened in
ward. The inspector had either
been too busy with his political du
ties to examine the building or too
ignorant of the building laws to
make the required examinations.
Imogen B. Oakley.
H. C. L. Conference.
Mrs. .r. H. Blackwell of the
Omaha Woman's club, railway mail
service, who was among those at
tending Governor McKelvie's con
ference at Lincoln Thursday on the
about Sl)0
women attended the meetings, more
than half that number being from
towns over the state. Twelve wom
en were present from Omaha. Gov
ernor McKclvie addressed tne
gathering in the morning, and dur
ing the afternoon talks were giver,
on foods and clothing. It was
agreed to inaugurate a state thrift
campaign to eliminate useless buy
ing. Committees will be appointed
to determine but not fix, fair prices.
Governor McKelvie said that in
creased production and elimination
of uneconomic methods of distribu
tion would help solve existing eco
nomic evils.
Associated Charities.
December was an unusually busy
month for the Associated Charities,
not only because of stimulated serv
ice for Christmas, but because of
the fuel shortage. Mrs. George
Doane, general secretary says that
1,050 visits were made during the
month and " 450 families received
help. There were 383 applications
for relief and 672 office interviews.
League of Round Table.
Alpha chapter. League of the
Round Table, will meet for luncheon
with Mrs. George Condon, 1920
Lothrop street, Saturday, January 9.
They will study the origin of books
of the old tesjament and "Thomas
A. Becket," by Tennyson.
Social Settlement .
The annual meeting of the Oma
ha Social Settlement association
will be held Saturday noon at the
Chamber of Commerce with a
luncheon at 12 o'clock. A meeting
of the Board of Trustees will fol
low. Reports will be given and
election of board members will take
place. Mrs. Marie Leff Caldwell
will speak.
RECIPES.
Minced Meat on Toast.
2 cupfuls meat.
2 cupfuls sauce.
1 teaspoonful extract of beef.
Take the lean part of left-over
roast beef and chop finely or grind
with the coarse grinder. Add
enough water to make proportion of
one cup of sauce to one cup of meat.
Add left-over gravy and extract of
beef. Stew a little while, season
and thicken to the consistency of
medium sauce. Pour over toast, or
put toast sippet around the dish.
Meat Pie.
Cut the lean meat from cold roast
in coarse pieces and stew in water
to cover until tender. Season nicely
and thicken to th econsistency of
medium sauce (add extract of beef
or left-over gravy for flavor). Put
meat and gravy in baking dish and
cover with biscuit crust. Bake in
hot oven until nicely browned, about
IS minutes.
Salted Meats.
Cook meat (cold roast, pot roast,
or meat roll) cut in medium thick
slices, dipped in egg and crumbs,
and browned. Serve with chili sauce
or ketchup.
Escalloped Meat.
Take lean part of left-over meat
and chop fine, add water to mois
ten and extract of beef for added
flavor. Put in a pudding dish, cover
with mashed potatoes, leaving the
surface rough, and brown in the
oven.
Apple Porcupine.
6 red apples.
2 cups mincemeat.
Vz cup almonds.
Core apples and scoop nut cen
ters; Fill the cavity of each apple
with mincemeat. Stick the almonds
in the sides of the apples, letting
them stick out in all directions like
the quills of the porcupine. Place
in baking dish, pour on a small
amount of water and bake.
Oatmeal and Fig Cookies.
2 cups rolled oats.
2 cups flour.
1 teaspoonful salt.
'4 cup butter.
li cup sugar.
Vz cup water.
Fie Sandwiches.
Cook fig marmalade and sugar to j
a paste. Waters are put together
in twos with filling between.
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Skirts
Almost endless variety ol good-looking
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$ 9.75 Skirts at UM
$11.75 Skirts at
J13.50 Skirts at $8.5
$19.75 Skirts at 1 2.95
$21.75 Skirts at 10.60
$29.50 Skirts at $19.67
Winter Wraps
All kinds of good (Coats, Fancy Woolens,
Choice Plushes, Fur Trimmed Garments and
our entire stock of Fur Wraps.
$35.00 Coats at $:5.67 $125.00 Coats at $ SJU4
$65.00 Coats at $43.85 $175.00 Coats at llf..B7
$79.00 Coati at $.'2.B7 $230.00 Coats at 1H.7
$98.00 Coats at $65.3! I $350.00 Coats at $233.35
Sweaters
. Coats and Slip-Overs, Silk or Wool.
$9.75 Sweaters $.6fl I $17.50 Sweaters $11.67
$12.50 Sweaters $8.34 $19.75 Sweaters jfl2.88
Blouses
Charm, vogue and verve all find ex
pression in hundreds of artful modes.
$ .9.50 Blouses at $?.S5
$12.50 Blouses at $SJU
$14.75 Blouses at $9.85
Dresses
$20.00 Blouses at $lS.is
$25.00 Blouses at $104
$35.00 Blouses at $23m1o
Dresses for morning, noon or night, for
street or travel, for home or aboard.
$25.00 Dresses at $16.67 $55.00 Dresses at $36.67
$35.00 Dresses at $23.34 $59.00 Dresses at $39.34
$39.75 Dresses at $26.50 $65.00 Dresses at I48J5
$44.50 Dresses at $297 $74.60 Dresses at $49.67
Separate Furs
.Capes, Muffs and Chokers.
$19.75 Pieces at $ 9AS I $35.00 Pieces at I17JW
$29.00 Pieces at $14.6 $49.50 Pieces at $29.76
, Forty Dresses
Serges, velvets, jerseys,
Half Price
Fifty Coats
Tweeds, velour, silvertone
Half Price
Sixty Blouses
Georgette in white, flesh
or navy.
Half Price
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Entitled
CHrtiJTIAN SCIENCE THE KEY 1
10 SELF GOVERNMENT
By
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of London. England
AT THE CHURCH EDIFICE
St. Marys Avenue and 24th Street
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVES.,
JANUARY 12TH AND 13TH
at 8 o'Clock
The Public Is Cordially Invited U
Be Present.
The WASHINGTON MARKET Offers Very Attractive ;
Prices If You Consider QUALITY ;
Home Dreased Spring; Chicken, per lb 33 Vic
Pork Tenderloin, per lb 49c ?
Lean Pork Roast, per lb 19V,c.,
Choice Steer Pot Roast, per lb 15c,
Choice Steer Rump Roast, per lb .... ..20ce
Choice Veal Roast, per lb 17Vic'
Choice Veal Chops, per lb 20c!
Choice Steer Round Steak, per lb.,..- 22Vtc,c
Fancy Mutton Legs, per lb lTVic
Fancy Mutton Chops, Loin or Rib, per lb IScj
Fresh Spare Ribs, per lb 19Vic;
Choice Steer Rib Boiling Beef, per lb
Ox Tails, each . Sc
Sugar-Cured Breakfast Bacon, per lb...... .ZS'.cr
Sugar-Cured Picnic Hams, per lb 19VjC
Skinned Hams, half or whole, per lb 24ict
Fancy Country Butter, per lb .60cj
All Brands of Creamery Butter, per lb ..66c
Royal Oleomargarine, per lb 28!c
Peerless Laundry Tablets, washes clothe without rubbing, 16 tablet to
the box, per box 25c.
Washington Market
1407 Douglas Street
Sugar Cured Skinned
Hams, Special
at .
21c
Fancy Veal
Roast
at
14c
BUEHLER BROS
FOUR NEW CASH MEAT MARKETS
All Our Meats Are Government Inspected
Quality, Service and Low Prices
Fancy Small Lean
Pork Shoulders
at
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4903 South 24th Street,
- South Omaha '
212 North 16th Street,
2408 Cuming Street,
Omaha
Omaha
634 Broadway,
Council Bluffs
BEEF CUTS
Choice Rib Boiling Beef. ...... . . 9c
Choice Chuck Roast Beef..
Fancy Beef Rib Roast 18c
Choice Round Steak. 20c
Fresh Cut Hamburger. ; .....18c
Fresh Ox Tails. 5c
Choice Corned Beef. v ...... . :17c
SAUSAGE AND COOKED MEATS
Choice Frankfurt. 18c
Choice Wienies 18c
Choice Polish and Garlic Sausage 18c
Fresh Liver Sausage. ................ 16c
SMOKED MEATS
Sugar-Cured Regular Hamsz 25c
Sugar-Cured Picnjc Hams. ....... J . . ,20c
Sugar-Cured Strip Bacon ......... 26c
Sugar Cured Break
fast Bacon,
or whole
32 c
BUTTERINE
Swift's Lincoln Brand.
Swift's Lilly Brand.
Swift's Premium Brand.
Swift's Gem Nut
Best Creamery Butter.
CHEESE
Fancy Brick Cheese
Fancy Cream Cheese
,36c
.36c
VEAL CUTS
Fancy Veal Breast. 14c
Fancy Veal Chops 18c
Fancy Veal Legs .' . . I8V2C
Fancy Veal. Loins . . I8V2C
Sauer Kraut ...5c
PORK CUTS
Fancy Pork Loin Roast. .25c
Fancy Pork Chops .......28c
Fresh Boston Butts 23c
Fresh Spare Ribs. . . . .V. .20c
Fresh Side Pork 27c
Fresh Leaf Lard 25c
Fresh Neck Ribs, 4 lbs ... 25c
Fresh Pig's Feet, 4 lbs 25c
Fresh Pig Ears, 4 lbs 25c
Fresh Pig Hearts, 3 lbs 25c
Fresh Pig Tails, 2 lbs .25c
Pure Lard 28c
Compound Lard . . . . . . ; .... . . . ... .26c
GENUINE LAMB
Fancy Forequarters . . , , . ..... . . . 14c
Fancy Hindquarters , . r .20c
Fancy Lamb Chops. . . . . . . i. . ... 1; 25c