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THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1920. .
Baked Onions Stuffed With
Hamburger Steak "
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Put the rtquiifd amount' of onions
with their skint on into a stewpan
. of boiling water, slightly salted, and
' let them boil quickly for an hour.
' Then; take them out, wipe them dry,
ami tlith a spoon scoop out the ccn
' ter. Have ready the hamburger
steak (chopped or minced round
steak well seasoned),' fill the on
. ions with thin and cover the top of
each with -grated bread crumbs and
small pieces of butter. Bake and
serve hot with bread sauce. Put a
cup of milk to boil with a small
onion, into which a clove is stuck.
When the milk comes to the boil
mix with it one tablespoonful of
Butter and two tablespoonfuls of
fresh bread crumbs. Boil again for
five minutes, add a pinch of salt and
a dust of pepper; mix well and
serve. I
DO YOU KNOW IV.
' Three Question a Day for the Housewife. ,
1. Where the orange was first grown?
2.. How many cups of flour there are in a pound?
3. How to remove grass stains?
(These questions will be answered this week by the HOUSEWIFE.)
Answers to Pxerious Questions.
1. Greenish oysters are not necessarily harmful. If they
are secured from a reliable dealer there is no cause for suspicion,
although one type of green in oysters indicates poor quality.
2. . Drop one drop of water into the hot fat. If it is hot enough
thl watermakes a slight exploding noise. '
v 3." To shorten a raincoat, cut off an inch or longer than de
sired, turn up, moisten at edge, and pressi quickly with a hot iron.
Each of these" household problems has been worked out by the
author, who has not only taken a course in scientific houswifery and
dietetics at Columbia university, and written and edited women's
newspaper and magazine features for years, but is a practical, house
keeper as well. , . ,
(Copyright. By The McClurq Newspaper Syndicate.) '
Apricot Marmalade
: The finest Apricots in the world big, juicy, luscious
and firm come from the sunny Santa Clara Valley
: in California. My, how good they rc!
You'll find a generous quantity mixed with our iamous Vanilla
Ice Cream in the Special wc .hare planned for tins Sunday.
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Basko Bread Sfef ut
Basko Coffee
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Basko Tea
Your favorite blend.
jOur price is low.
National Biscuit Co. Crackers and Cookies
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Card Table Covers
and a Scrap Bag
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- When vc have big bridge parties
for charity in our suburban town we
have them in the ballroom fi thy
hotel on the hill and everybody
loans her card table. .The aspect of
the room filtcd v!th tabic tops .of
various shades and conditions, was
not as smart as it might be, and one
church circle determined to remedy
it.
As a first step, card table owners
were asked to loan card table cov
ers. That did not work out well,
for there were not enough covers to
go round and there was nc imi
formity about those loaned. Some
ere starched and some wcie not;
some tied on. properly, and others
vere the kind that slip xofl and
rumple under the players' move
ments. ,
So. MVs. T., an ingenious woman
in our town, Avhc inaugnra;cd a
Scrap Sag club here, was asked for
a suggestion. ihc said: I w;ll have
my most active club members make
100 card tabic covers all alike, that
VpHI not soil easily and can be kept
by the secretary - of any of the
church societies, to be loaned out to
card parties being given for rharity.
We will donate these covers."
One hundred card table covers of
black satin were made. The grade
used is a yard wide, and a yard was
used for each coer. If one were
making a 'cover, the cost would be
$1.50 for each cover, but Mrs. T.
bought wholesale, and the cost was
less. The edges ol the sateen were
turned over and secured, in one
operation, with a catstitch in knit
ting, yarn. A pal: green ws used
for SO of the covers and a pale yel
low for the rest of them. The covers
were tied on at each corner with
yarn that hsd been braided and
tied in a knot at the ends.
At the completion of a sweater or
,scarf, there will inevitably be yarn
left over. It was this left-over yarn,
among other things, that prompted
Mrs. T. to start her Scrao Bag
club. Its members are pledged to
use left-overs, .of etery sort, in the
kitchen and the sewing room but a.
special fe,tish is made of left-over
yarn and laces and embroideries. At
the end of ithe club's first season
they held a sale of articles ' made
bv hcni at their meetings. Eighty
nine different aniclcs had been fash
ioned from telt-over hits of yam
and lace and othr things, and all
w ere sold. Xcwi York Sun.
Tjse Color
The average woman fails to real
ize ho.w color alters the appearance
of her home. , Indeed, she is almost
afraid to use itexcept in fey set
schemes of the crudest sort. Though
in her, dress,, in her embroidery, in
the hat she i trimming, she may
ise rt freelv and often with original
ity; yet in her house decoration sire,
is too timid to attempt any, but the
most commonplace arrangements.
The high cost of labor and the dis
comfort of the necessary domestic
upheavals may. be partly accounts
able, bttf perhaps now that she has
learned how to paper a room nd is
not afraid of a paint brush -she. will,
not be discouraged from experi
Health, Woman's Duty
It is onic of woman's first duties
toward herself and her household
to keep in that perfect physical state
which does much to help her with
the trials and Votrics of everyday
life, for a healthy body and a healthy
mind rcps a rule synonymous. I lie
healthy woman, by reason of her
vitality, is the one who radiates
cheerfulness. While good health irf
the most potent iiiiuimizer of our
troubles, ill-health may be called the
originator1 of most of the evils of
ill temper, irritability and morbid
despondency. Hence if we would
be happy, first and foremost it
s-hould be oui aim to keep well, by
strict attention to the laws of hy
giene and guarding against the -inroads
of disease.
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A' Nutritious Diet for All 'Ages
Quick Lunch at Home 01 Office
Avoid Imitations and1 Substitute
Our Lowest Prices Were Never Disputed If You Consider Quality. 1
10 lbs. Pure Cane Granulated Sugar
Home Dressed Roasting Chick
ens, per lb 24ic
Home Dressed Spring Chiikens,
per lb. , ....33c
Extra Lean Pork Roast,
'per lb ... .23?ic
l Choice Steer Beef Roast,
per lb, ISc
Extra Fancy .Veal Roast, ,
.' per y. ..A ' .20c
Veal Chops, per lb 25c
Veal Breast, with vpocketg for
dressing,' per lb. 14c
Choice Steer Round Steak, "S
per lb. ;-i25c
Choice Steer Sirloin Steak, '
per lb. 27 He.
Short Ribs of Beef, per lb. . . 10c
Youngr Mutton Chops,
per lb. ... .i , 17 He
Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon,
per id. ' . . . . Z9 t c
.$1.49
Young Mutton Leg, lb'. ..17 He
Smoked Picnic Hams, lb.. 22 He
All brands Creamery Butter, v
per lb. 58c
Snider's Tomato Soups, 3 cans
for .31c
j 22-oz. jars Pure Apple Butter,
vfor ;.39c
Pork and Beans, per doz. . . .75c
Bartlett Pears, per basket.. 35c
Large Juicy Lemons, ,
per dozen 30c
Ripe Tomatoes, per basket. 10c
Karo Syrup, per gal. can, . . .91c
France American Soups, ' 1
qt. cans, 2 for .45c
Onions, per marked basket. .4bc
Sweet Potatoes, per market
basket 98c
Grape Juice, per quart. ,. . .73c
Carolene, per can .11c
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16 tablets to the box, per box. iLOC
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SPECIALS'
Large Home Grown Ear
ly Ohio Potatoes per,
, peck . . . . 50c
Extra large Honey Dew
Melons, each . . .48c?
Fancy1 Home , Grown,
Sweet Potatoes, per
market basket .-85.,
Damson Plums, p i r .
box 35c4
Crystal White Soapr 10
' bars for . ..... . 73c
kershey's Cocoa, ter V-j-
lb. tin .-26
Swedish Wafers, per '
package f--28.
Morgan's Sapolio, 4 bars !
for .33
Chase & Sanborn Seal
Brand Coffee, 2-lb. t
tin S1.05
Spring Lamb Legs, per
lb. VA
Sommer Bros.
28th and Farnam Sts.
Harney 188.
'hone Douglas 3910.
Courtney Building
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Saturday Specials
Q.ivo. 10 s. BEST CANE for. . $1.47
OUgar 100 lbs. BEST CANE for. $14.65
SPRING CHICKENS, per lb. . . 39c
Assorted Preserves, large jars,
. 42c; per dozen $4.83
; Salmon, -Ib.'cans, 3 for. . . .50c
Sardines in tomato and mustard
sauce, 2 cans for 45c
Pineagplo, largo cans, 3 for $1.27
Ivory Soap,, 10 bars .75c
Snider's Ketchup, large bottles
' for .... . .........25c
Welch's Grapelade, 3 jars, $1V$
Santos Coffee, lb .IRc
Household Coffee, lb. ......40c
Yellow American Cream Cheese,
per lb." ,-.Mc-.
Redwing Grape Juice, pint, 33c
. Quart bojttles ...59c
Pork Koast, per lb 25
Eolled Rib Koast,
. per lb
Pot Boast, per lb, .
Tiound Steak, per lb.
Veal Koast) per lb..
Veal Stew, per lb. . .
Bex Bacon, per lb. . .
No. I jtams, per lb. . ,
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We Carry a Full Line of KELLOGG'S Gluten
Flour and All Health Foods '
. CIGARS Just Inside the Door CIGARS,
Kopper Kettle Klub, 12 c value, 50 for. MM
La Truda Panctelas, 32c value, 25 for. .$25
Garcia Diplomats, 12c value, 50 for. . . .$4.50
Tracy Special, 10c value, 25 for,..,..... $1.75
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de Intals, 8c value, 50 for. .$2.25
Mi Consulo, 7c value, 100 for.. ......... $4.25
Little El Tora, 10 for 27cj 100 for ...$2.50
Tnxedo, 3 for 25c
Glass Jars Tuxedo ..$1.44
Tuxedo and Prince Allltrt, full lb ..$1.34
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Sandwiches
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274c
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Best Cuts fancy Steer Pot
Roast, 1 71 '
ner ib. 1 2 C
Fancy Veaf Breast,
per u.
California Style
Hams, per lb. . .
FANCY FRESH KILLED SPRING - CHICKENS,
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Prime' Rolled Rib
Roast, per lb .... .
Young Mutton
Shoulders, ner lb .
Armour'3 Shield Lean Break
fast Bacon,
per lb. . ,
BEST HITE CANE SUGAR, d1 flft
6 POUNDS FOR....'. VVVW
Our 50c Central Special
! ... COFFEE, per lb. ... .
j Minnesota Flour, .Winter Wheat, 48-lb. sk.$3.50
Tall Cans Dundee Milk, per can . .12c
I per dozen $1.48
Tall Cans Carolene and Hebe Milk, per can. .11c
! 20c size Queen Olives.,. .12?8c
' 20c size Stuffed Olives ..12c
Mayflower Peas, per can, ITUct per doz.$2.00
Extra large White Asparagus Tips, per can. .40c
. per dozen ....I "...$4.50
-gal. Mason Jars, 1 I 5-lb. pails Snow
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15c
244c
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Fancy Young Veal
Roast,, per lb. .... ,
Pig Pork Roast,
per lb..
Sugar Cured Bacon Backs,
pet s . f . o i
lb., OlC
39c
20 c
264c
40c
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35c' $1.00
ner dozen
Fancy Creamery Pack- CQ
age Butter, per lb.. . OivU
Extra Fancy California OP
Grapes, per basket. . OOC
flake Oleo
New York White
Cheese, lb
Fancy Colorado Bart
lett Pears, per box ;
PER 'HUNDRED
LB. SACK .
Fancy Santos
COFFEE.
OX Mason jars, per doz ,85c
No. 2 cans Sliced Pineapple, per can 35c
3 for $1.00
Swansdown Cake Flour, per pkg ....48c
Extra Sifted Hart brand Peas, per an. . ; . ; 25c
per dozen i f .'$2.90
lib. jars Pure Honey.' 50c
Assorted Advo Jell, per pkg. ........... 12 c
22-oz. jar Pure Fruit ms 35c
StricUy Fresh Checked A fc
Eggs, per dozen. . . . T'OC
Extra fancy Washington Bart
lett Pears, 4je tZf
large box PJOU
$1.75
38c
$2
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QUALITY MEATS AND PROVISIONS
Quick Service Low Prices Shop Early. '
212 No. 16th St. 1 4903 So. 24th St. 2408 Cuming St.
Special Inducements for the Early Shopper Saturday: Morning
From 8 O'clock a. m. to 12 O'clock Noon.
Sugar-cured Breakfast Bacon ( or whole) 3 1 C
Sugar-cured Puritan Regular Hams, 10 to 12 lbs, aver-
age, finest quality
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Choicest Beef Chuck Roasts special at .
Choicest cut Round Streak, special at
Choicest cut Veal Roast, special at .
: 37c
16y2c
23c
17c
G. Laundry Soap, 10 Bars .
Evaporated Milk, tall cans, 6 for- i . 1 . . . . . . . . ...... 75C
Fancy fresh-killed Spring Chickens and Broilers . . . . 38C
BEEF CUTS
Choice Rib Boiling Beef. . . 10c
Choice Beef. Pot Roast. . . . 15c
Prime Rib Pot Roast 20c
Choice Round Steak. . . .26c
Choice Sirloin Steak- - f . . . 27c
Fresh Beef Hearts . 11c
Fresh-cut Hamburger .... 18c
PORK CUTS ,
Frlesh Spare jfabs
Fresh Leaf Lard. . . . .
Choice Pork Loin Roast .
Choice Boston Butts. .
Fancy small lean Pork
. Shoulder : . . . . . ; . . .
Little Pig Hearts, 10c, 3
lbs. for .....
Fresh Pig Liver, 3 lbs. for
Fresh Neck Bones, 4 lbs.
: for ... . . .
Choice Salt Pprk.
. .20c
.20c
. 31c
. .'29c
. 231c
s25c
. . 25c
25c
. 25c
LAMB
Genuine Spring Lambs,
hind quarter
Genuine Spring Lambs,
fore quarter , . . .
Genuine Spring Lamb
Stew .v
Choice Lamb Chops. . .
.22c
.16c
121c
.25c
CHICKENS
Fresh-killed Hens 36c
Fresh-killed Roasting
Chickens . 27c
Fresh-killed Spring '
Chickens . .. .......... 39c
SOAP SPECIALS at
2408 Cuming. 4903 So. 24th.
Pearl White Soap, 10
A bars, 58c; 100 bars . .$5.50.
White Borax Naptha, 10
bars, 58c; 100 bars- $5.50
SMOKED MEATS
Sugar cured Picnic Hams, 221c
Sugar cured Strip Bacon . . 2$c
Sugar cured Bacon Bris- 1
kets ... .............. 2c
Sugar cured Breakfast Ba
' con i (1 or whole) . . . . . 33c
Sugar cured regular Hams, 38c
Sugar curejjl skinned Hams, 37c
Cudahy Puritan Hams. . .49c
VE AL CUTS
Choice Veal. Stew . .
Choice Veal Roast. . .
Choice 'Veal Chops . .
Choice Veal Legs (i
whole) 20c
Choice Veal Loins . . . .20c
.14c
18c
.25c
or
.SPECIAL ON CANNED
GOODS
Fancy Early June Peas,
3 cans . .40c
Fandy Sweet Corn, 3 cans . 40c
Fancy Cut Beans, 3 cans . .38c
Fancy Pork 'and Beans,
3 cans . . .38c
P. & G. White Naptha Soap,
10 bars .... .'..!,.). . 78c
Star Laundry Soap, 10
bars . . . . . 78c
Evaporated Milk (tall
- cans), 3 for '. . 40c
Evaporated Milk (small
i . cans), 6 for .40c
CHEESE .
Fancy Cream Cheese. ... .34c
FJancy Cream Cheese . . . . . 32c
Puritan Brand pure Lard,
'5-lb. net weight pails . . $1.35
Puritan Brand pure Lard,
2Ah. net weight pails. , .55c
Compound Lard or Short
' ening, per lb.-. . . . 20c
Pure Lard, per 11?; A . , . . . .25c
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