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ICE CREAM
Your Druggist Can Supply You
The Fairmont Creamery Co.
The Bee's Household
Arts Departments
BASKO
BUTTER
I tha finest to
ba had.
1-lk. package,
Ak-Sar-Ben
Eutter,
1-lb. pkg.
59c 3flM!F9ES 54c
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Our customers reap every, advan
tage in every decline in the market.
"WE SERVE YOU SAVE"
Choicest
Quality
Fresh PorkXoin
Roasts, lb. H C
Fresh Pork Butts,
Fresh Spareribs,
lb
Fancy Home-Made OA
Link Sausage, lb. ., LrxC
Wilson's Nut Mar- OO
garine, lb. ....... 0-C
Mazola, pint can, Ctjt
35c; quart wC
:i7c
Pot Roasts
Cut from tender , 1 0
young beef, lb.. . .. IOC
Rib Boiling Beef, 1 0
1W
lb
Fancy Wisconsin
MILK-FED VEAL
THIRTY minutes' work the night
before will save two hours on
wash day.
Monday used to be wash day,
but In the new order of things we
look back and wonder why it should
have been chosen. Tuesday as wash
day gives time to pick over the
clothes, mend those that need mend
ing, get the soap and washing pow
der all ready, and get the clothes
into soak on the day before.
Getting the clothes to soak in cold
water the evening before loosens
the dirt and saves much rubbing on
wash day. Mending before washing
prevents further tearing in handling
while in the water and in the wash
ing machine, if a washing machine
is used. A high grade soap is an
economy of time and conservation
of clothing.
Set the alarm clock an hour of
two 'early for wash day, get the
clothes out of the soaking water
and ready to go on to boil before
breakfast. All white clothes are
put into the boiler with cold water
and soap. The breakfast hour gives
plenty of time for the water to heat
and the clothes to boil. This
method of cold water results in
whiter clothes.
After breakfast duties will have
to be planned according to your own
circumstances. There may be chil
dren to get off to school, a lunch
box to pack, etc., and dishes to
stack the breakfast dishes can be
washed with the dinner dishes on
.wash day.
With the rinsing and blueing done
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Ice Cream for Sunday
Our Special
PEACH MARMALADE
Juicy, Puyallup Peaches, tun-ripened to mellowness
and preserved in pure cane sugar syrup,
in rich Vanilla Ice Cream.
Veal Steak, 3
Veal Chops,
lb
Veal Roasts,
lb
Veal Stew,
lb
30c
18c
15c
FPfiQ Strictly fresh, every
Lull v egg guaranteed, dozen t
41c
Basko Japan 7Qi Basko Coff ee, in J7A
Tea, 1-lb pkg. bulk, pound . . . .
"Sare Now and in Old Age It Won't Be Necessary"
BASKET STOKES
There Is One in Your Neighborhood
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SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Carnation, Pet or Libby's Milk,
2 cans for 25t
Hebe or Carolene Milk, can 10e
Large size California Prunes at,
per lb 21
Large cans Alaska Salmon at, per
can 21
Large jars Windmill Jam, 2 jars
for 75
Puffed Wheat, per pkg. .12
Large Mich. Navy Beans, 5 lbs.
for 44
Home-grown Radishes, bunch J.
Large heads Lettuce, each. .10t
Leaf Lettuce, per bunch .... 5
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, reg.
55c grade, per lb 42e
Extra fancy Sickamore Peaberry
Coffee, per lb. 386
Extra fancy Japan Green Tea,
per lb 624
Extra good Rio Coffee, lb. .30
Young Veal Chops, per lb. .20
Young Veal Breast, lb. . . .152
Young Veal Roast, lb 20fr
Veal Cutlets, lb 35
Fancy Pork Roast, lb. . . .19
Fancy Pork SteakBlb 22
Choice Steer Rib Roast at, per
lb 29
Choice Steer Shoulder Roast, per
lb. .20
Choice Shoulder Steak at, per
.lb 20
Fancy Lamb Legs, lb... 28
Fancy Lamb Chops, lb. .32
Pure Lard, lb 25
All brands Creamery Butter at,
per lb. 56
Strictly fresh Eggs, doz...45
Fancy Brick or American Cheese
at, per lb....'. 33
Peerless Laundry Tablets washes clothes without rubbing. OP
16 tablets to the box, per box C
Full Line of Fruits and Vegetables at the Lowest Prices I
WASHINGTON MARKET
1407 DOUGLAS STREET
Fresh
Spare Ribs
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BUEHLERBROS.
2408 Cuming St 212 No. 16th St 4903 So. 24th
PLEASE SHOP EARLY
For Lowest Prices on Quality Meats
Fancy Milk Fed
Veal Legs .
02 or whole)
Choice
Beef Pot Roast
15 c
Choice Steer
Shoulder Steak
8
Fancy
Pork Chops
27c
Fresh
Boston Butts
24c
Choice
Rib Boiling Beef
9c
BEEF CUTS.
Choice Rib Boiling Beef . . . . 9c
U Choice Beef Pot Roa$. .... .15c
Prime Kib Koast. . , ....... ,24c
Choice Chuck Steak. ...... ,18c
Choice Round Steak. ...... .26c
Fresh Cut Hamburger 18c
VEAL CUTS.
Choice Veal Stew. . . . . . . . . .15c
Choice Veal Roast .19c
Choice Veal Loins 22c
Choice- Veal Legs ( or
whole) .22c
Fancy Veal Chops. . ..... . .26c
SMOKED MEATS.
Sugar Cured Picnic Hams. . .23c
Sugar Cured Bacon Squares, 28c
Sugar Cured Regular Hams, 36c
Sugar Cured Skinned Hams 38c
SPECIALS ON CANNED .
GOODS AT
4903 South 24th St. and
2408 Cuming
Libby and Dundee Milk, tall
cans 12c
Libby and Dundee Milk, small
cans, 6 for. .33c
Early June Peas, 2 cans . . . . .25c
Fancy Sweet Corn. 12c
Fancy Tomatoes, No.3 cans, 17c
Fancy Pork and Beans ..... 12c
Fancy Alaska Red Salmon. .34c
P.&G. Naptha Soap, 10 bars 75c
Fels White Soap, 10 bars. . 72c
Coffee (special at) ........ .33c
SPECIAL PRICES ON SWIFTS
BUTTERINE.
Fresh Leaf Lard. ......... .20c
PORK CUTS.
Choice Pork Loin floast. . . .24c
Fresh Boston Butts. ...... .24c
Fresh Spare Ribs. . ........ 16c
Fresh Leaf Lard 20c
Little Pig Hearts. ........ .10c
Small Lean Pork Shoulders, 20c
SAUSAGE AND COOKED
MEATS.
Choice Wienies and Frank
furt ........18c
Choice Polish and Garlic .... 18c
Fresh Liver Sausage ........ 17c
Fresh Bologna 17c
Choice Minced Ham. ..... ,25c
Choice Pressed Ham. . .... .25c
Fancy Boiled Ham . . .-. ... ; .55c
Choice Veal Loaf 25c
Fancy Brick Cheese . . .... . .30c
k Fancy Brick Cheese . . . . . . .28c
and the clothes out on the line a
rest period is the next thing on the
program. Too many home man
agers overlook this very import
ant part of the day's program. Just
a few minutes to relax relieves tired
muscles and nerves and mother, is
all ready to greet the children com
ing home from school and to make
the preparations for dinner.
The prepared foods on the pantry
shelf vyfll be used for the wash day
dinner; a can of soup, chipped beef
in cream, canned spinach, canned
apricots , a salad with prepared
dressing, cheese, salted crackers
and coffee for the grown-ups and
milk for the children.
Wash day is also ironing day in
some well organized homes, and it
is really a big satisfaction to get
all or part of the clothes ironed and
put away all in one day. System is
the big work on wash day as well
as every other day of the week.
Quick Potato Soup.
This recipe for potato soup is ex
tremely satisfying, and I use it
often when the restof my dinner is
rather light. To one cupful of half
inch cubes of potato add one anl
one-half cupfuls of water and
pinch of salt Boil until tender. In
the meantime fry one small onion
cut into small pieces with one table
spoonful of fat until golden brown
in color. When, the potatoes are
tender, pour the liquid into the
browned onion and press the pota
toes through a fine sieve. Add to
the liquid together with one-half
cupful of evaporated milk, one
eighth teaspoonful of pepper and
one teaspoonful of salt.- Serve hot
with or without croutons.
How to Poach Eggs.
After struggling for years to
poach eggs the hotel way, I was
t.ild by the chef to put a teaspoon
ful of vinegar in the water and
rover the pan. The vinegar keeps
the white of the egg from spread
in?, and the covered pan makes the
white cook over the yolk. Try it
and see. May Good Housekeeping.
SPECIALS
Wedgwood or Meadow
Gold Butter,. lb 59c
Electric Spark or Magic
Laundry Soap, 10 bars
at 68
Quaker Corn Puffs,
Pkg 104
Post Toasties, 2 pkgs. . 25d
Lipton's Yellow Label Tea,
per lb. pkg 894
Curtice Bros. Sandwichola,
4-oz. glass 15
Farmhouse Sweet Pickles,
quart jar - 504
Large Sunkist Lemons,
per doz. v 294
New Potatoes, ,4' lbs. .494
Fancy Hot House Cucum
bers, 2 for 254
Fresh Tomatoes, lb . . .254
Sommer Efros.
28th and Farnam Sts. -Harney
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HOLDING A HUSBAND
. Adele Garrison's New Phase of
Revelations of a Wife
i How Madge Won a Point.
What ill wind had brought Dicky
home, at this unusually early hour,
so opportunely for Bess Dean, so
riisadvantaeeouslv for me? I asked
myself the question with inward
fury, but outward smiling calm, as 1
went to meet him at the door.
"Visitors, Dicky," I said beneath
mv breath, and he muttered a whis
pered imprecation as he bent to kiss
me dutifully. I knew that we must
aaci. an annaranr of marital
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happiness as we came back to the
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living room, my ntnu uujm j
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with me, and 1 writnea lnwarmy i
the amused smile I saw in Bess
Dean's laughing eyes.
"What a pretty picture, Mr.
Graham 1" she said mockingly as we
came into the room. "I should
think you'd make a magazine cover
of it."
Dicky dropped my hand as if it
UA knon tint rolr at flip sicht of
her, and held both hands out to
hers, which she hal already out
ctrofrViArl trt int him.
"Weill well! he exclaimed in the
banal way men cover embarrass-
m.nt "IV kppn wnnHpritiff what
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had become of you. I didn't know
but youd gone into a nunnery or
committed matrimony."
"Same thing, as far as I'm con-
cerned, Miss Dean answered nip-
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choose one career as the other. So
till something really wortn wnue
turns up I'm still hammering a few
facts into the the almost impene
trable heads of the Bayview young
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But, of course. I am always an op
timist. I realize that."
Fun or Fact?
The manner in which she said the
words, with a certain delicate weari
ness, and her head drooping pathet
ically, was enough to convulse an
anchorite, and we all laughted heart
ily. I saw Dicky's eyes gleam with
appreciation of her sally, and real
ized that they held also distinct
admiration of her, appearance.
"What do you consider really
worth while?" he asked banteringly,
after he had greeted Alice Holcombe
perfunctorily she had kept herself
in the background when Miss Dean
had so flamboyantly claimed his at
tention "going on the stage or fig-,
tiring in a divorce suit? Either ought
to furnish you the excitement which
your childish heart seems to crave."
"Jot it down in your notebooks,
I'd jump at either one," she de
clared laughingly. "So would you
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Perfect Skin
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happiness that comes
to one thru possessing
a Skin of purity and
'beauty. The soft, dis
tinguished appearance it
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natural beauty to its full'
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ous career. Mrs. Graham has just
pointed out the way. She says that
this new suit and hat of mine ought
to make you want to put me on a
magazine cover. How would you
like me as a model?"
' "I Shan't Forget"
Into my mind as she was chaUer
ing flashed a remembrance of a
laughing conversation I had ; had
with Alfred Durkee one day when
Dicky was considering the buying of
the house in Marvin in which we
were now domiciled.
"Dicky is like the Irishman's pig,
Mrs. Madge," he had said. "If you
want him to go to Dublin, for the
love of Mike tell him he's to go Mo
Cork."
My application of the ludicrous
anecdote had worked on that never-to-be-forgotten
occasion. In des
peration I resolved to try the same
scheme again. ?
"Did you ever see anything more
modish Dicky?" I exclaimed enthusi
astically. "The moment I saw Miss
Dean I said to myself that she was
just the model you had been looking
for to pose for that new story by
Burnes you know, .the one about
the rich girl who has always been a
frump and suddenly comes to about
her clothes, and gets an artist
friend to"
"I hardly think we would better
disclose the plot of a yet unpub
lished story, my dear," Dicky said
gravely, and my heart bounded at
the displeased note in his voice,
went on unabashed.
"I won't tell any more," I said
obediently, but can t you just imag'
ine Miss Dean as the heroine? And
she's perfectly mad about the idea.
I told her I was sure you'd love to
have her."
"I would," returned Dicky prompt
ly and audaciously, but with a touch
of stiffness in his manner that made
me want to shriek with delight, "as
it happens I have already engaged
the model for that particular story.
She looks the part to perfection."
"My opinion of you!" Bess Dean
exploded laughingly, provocatively,
and for a quarter of an hour longer
the two kept up an exchange of ban
ter that made Alice and me smile in
spite of ourselves. But I suspected
that Bess Dean recognized my ruse.
I knew it when at parting she said
sweetly, with what Katie described
as her "crinkled-up eyes":
Thanks so much tor using your
good offices with Mr. Graham. I
shan't forget your kindness, even if
it didn't do me any good."
(Continued Monday.)
Picnics That
Are Fun and
No Work
Household Hints
Simplicity in preparing a picnic
lunch is the forerunner of a good
time. The busy mother and house
wife who tires herself to a nervous
frazzle filling the hamper with an
elaborate lunch for an outing spoils
the fun that has usually been antici
pated hours and perhaps days ahead.
Consequently, members of the fam
ily become moody, and in the'"
hearts accuse one another of being
kill-joys.
When the men are consulted cont
cerning a lunch, they will invariably
say, "Cut out the trimmings, and
give us real food." Such is the mas
culine attitude. Men, when going
on a picnic, want to get away from
the conventions. They prefer to
lough it, and to renew their boy
hood days as much as possible.
Now, as I have no desire to be a
kill-joy, this is the way we picnic,
no matter who is going along, or
what superior ideas' they may have
concerning picnic lunches. We pack
our basket with bread (uncut), but
ter, eggs, bacon, coffee, salt, fruit,
lettuce and anything else we may
desire that does not cafl for work
in preparation. Our cooking
utensils consist of one skillet and a
pall with perforated top for coffee,
Living in northern Minnesota wher
there are so many beautiful lakes,
we motor to some lake, find a lovely
nook, and proceed to make ourselves
at home.
The first thing the men will do,
of course, is build a fire. They en
joy this work, and are very decided
in fn iHpa that thfv Vnrtur ifiet hnw
to cook things over a camp fire.
And it is a fact that they do. They
surprise us by the masterly way
they can flip bacon, cook an egg
just right, and fill and trim a sand
wich. After the 'repast the utensils can
be scrubbed out with sand and
water, the discarded paper burned
and the fire carefully extinguished.
We carry our drinking water in
thermos bottles, unless we are sure
that we will baaable to get good well
water on the trip.
tvery member with small children
can go on a picnic of this kind with
out feeling-that it is going to be an
extra strain to get ready. Instead
it gives her a chance to relax and
enjoy herself Mrs. J. T. T., Min
nesota, in Woman's Home Com
panion.
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Lace Collar.
A blouse of organdie has a lace
collar set on backwards, so that the
lace forms a vestee in the back and
a round yoke in the front.
Washing Dishes.
When washing dishes, wash silver
and' glassware first and dry them.
Then wash the china and set it in
a dish drainer suspended crosswise
over the sink. Then pour boiling
water over them, rinsing well, and
when you are ready to put them
away they will be dry, saving the
necessity of drying each dish sep
arately. Protecting Curtains.
If the curtains become dusty from
blowing against the screens or the
dirty outside sill, place a narrow
piece of tape or ribbon across the
window about nine inches from the
bottom. This will prevent further
trouble.
When Ironing.
When you have a large, tiresome
ironing, a high stool is very helpful
H ams
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Bacon
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puritan
A second reminder will not be necessary after
you have once tasted Furitan Ham.
The sweet flavor, rich with die tang of hick'
ory smoke; the fine grained, firm yet tender
meat; die fat, white, and melting
These are qualities so distinctively apparent
in Puritan that the name will instinctively
come to mind whenever you think of ham.
Ask your dealer and remember
the Cudahy Packing company ,
F. W. CONRON, Man.g.r
1321 Jones St., Omaha. Nab.
Phona Douglas 2401 -
If your dealer doem'l
handla Puritan, phona
Puritan Harm and Bacon ar smoked daily In oar Omaha
Plant, Insuring fresh, brightly smoked meats at all times.
to sit upon while ironing snraflei
pieces. A discarded high chaii
with the arms removed ma Vet in v.
cellent kitchen stool and is useful in
conserving energy fn many ways.
Clothes dampened with warn
water 'iron better.
The Coffee Pot " " T j
A coffee pot should be cleaned
frequently by filling pot with water
to which baking soda has been
added, one teaspoon soda to one
quart of water, allowing water to
boil from 20 to 30 minutes. . , . .
Hints for Baby.
Don't be afraid of allowing th
baby to sleep outdoors on fine days
at all seasons of the year. Well
wrapped up and sheltered from cold
winds with a hot water bottle in the
carriage in cold weather, sleeping
outdoors is good for the child's con
stitution and nerves. After 3
o'clock in the late autumn, winter,
and early spring is too late to allow
the baby to sleep outdoors and be
fore 10 in the morning. Don't use
much powder of any kind in bathing
the child. Powder dries the skin too
much. Afte1 bathfng anoint the
skin with a little white vaseline or
a very little olive oil.
If you wish to make leconomical
cuts of meat so tender and appetiz
ing that every one will like them,
boil the meat in water to which you
have added a teaspoonful of lemon
juice..
Skin Tortured Mies Sleep
Mothers Rest
After Cuticura
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ADVERTISEMENT
An Easy Way
To Remove Blackheads '
Try this wonderful new astringent
skin treatment that gives remarkable
results.
Before retiring, wash the face with
warm waters not too, hot Do not
use face soap. Dry ' thoroughly
and apply Graham Beauty Secret a
soothing, astringent gray paste. Do
not massage the face. When the
paste has dried, remove it with warm
water, and apply Graham Skin Pure.
The astringent skin treatment
tightens the skin lifts out lines.
contracts coarse, . enlarged pore,
draws out blackheads, lifts up sag
ging skin, and bleaches a sallow skin
without the slightest irritation.
Graham Beauty Sacrct, S 1 .SO ; Graliaaa
Skin Pur, 75c at all toilet counter.
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Copyright 1920, Carvaisa Graham Co.
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