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A THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, ' DECEMBER 11, ' 1920. 18 Lis 4 4 III II u ', - t 'J i Standards of Taste And Their Influence - v - Some people claim that outside di versions have made fatal inroads upon home influences. And when one reflects that many families spend at many evenings of the week at the '"movies" as in their homes there does seem danger that the adventur ous life flashed befou- them in the darkened room may reflect their sense of proportion toward the ac tualities of life. But oitentimcs the danger in a habit is not so much in the thing practiced as in letting the practjce fasten ttself upon one until other things dwindle iu relative in portance. And the "movie" habit or the golf habit or the reading habit is dangerous in the proportion that.it takes one's activity ar.d enthusiasm from other things of greater impor tance. 1 Doubtless the motioi: pfiture pro ducers and the book publishers would be glad to have the public taste inir! .1 (J J I lruvc MUiii miry kuuiu ucycnu upu" making the highest standard of their productions the most popular ouos. They would then be abli to hold the average audiences atfd continually r.dd new elements from among the people with more hifchly developed tastes. The home can aid in that di rection by guiding children in the formation of good taste through tak ing them to good shows. and atfer v, ard discussin with them She points of excellence which put those par ticular pictures on a higher plane than others and by encouraging a taste for good reading until ihey tome to prefer good books over poor ones. f . Whenever the tniulic demands the best and refuses to accVt anything short of that the best will be abund antly forthcoming, whether it be movies or merchandise or men for . public office, f The formation of the public taste should, like charity, be gin at home. It does actually he gin there, and it becomes good tatc in whatever degree the average home encourages mental -habits which develop in the individual a standard of values enablinsr him to secoarnize ment in any form in which i he finds it. The home should be to ,y the social organism what the heart 'A; is to the physical thai is Nit should be the center to which is dr.gwnfor . clarification eery stream that is a Vi-' 'actor in the complex social system ' hat the children of this generation must develop apd strengthen for fu ture generations. High standards of taste act as 4' stimulating -influence in the work of clarification. I roblems That Perplfex Answered by , BEATRICE FAIRFAX , Drawi Work'Features V The Newest'Linen Blouse V 1 lit ti U- U i - - umM ft ijf lim n 1 -J-li.1 - Porto Rican womea have long known- the decorative virtue f drawn work , on fine linens and batistes. Now American women would .have their embroidery wheels handy, and are spending evety odd moment embellishing theimew wash blous?s in this simvle.-bUt satisfac tory fashion. Most embroidered de signs require considerable expendi- Fashion Camerm Fhoto. ture of time, strength of eyes, and money for flosses, but here is one so simple of execution that this trin ity is not called upon. The ihreads are drwn in the block desisrn, and hemstitched as shown, with Fret;ch knots in the cetUer of each square. Nothing could be simpler or daintier. As to durability, in the hands of a carefuMaundrcss, it js par excellence. Fiahcee Who Is No. Fiancee. Dear Miss Fairfax: I am en- gaged : to be married to a young - lady, have known her for a"bout "a s year, being engaged for a month or Sheas a number of men frineds whom she meets occasionally. Be ing an orphan 's and alone in her home, she received a visit from one' of her men friends recently. She duly infomed me of this, and, ak though I -sincerely belie've that her conduct in having other men call on her is not quite right, yet I wish to " be tolerant, and therefore I did not object, although I informed, her that it was her duty to inform the other fnen of our status and to let me meet these other men that is,, if she intended to preserve their friend- ,. ship. This, in my humble opinion, : moderate request was denied. ' . The other ; day while she and I .' had spent an' afternoon outdoors . one of her1 men friends called on her V home, was received by neighbors and decided to wait her return. - When she wa informed of the ' presence pi her "friend, I, the so called fiance, was expected to leave, ,as it would "embarrass my fiancee's friend to find me there." I, of course, cotid not think of it, but stayeM and thus met my fiancee's "friend." Since then things have become tmbear f able.-my 'fiancee tells me flut I am - uncharitable, narrow-minded and what not, . '" v . She is' 27. I am 34. K We both should claim possession of common sense. My, fiancee insists she is right in this matter, but I don't agree with her; and, judgingmy "mar ried", future from my "engaged' past, I cannot see happiness in store tot me, as I fail to understand how my fiancee and later my wife, should be permitted to have men friends vhom I don't know and not be sup posed to know: and, further, why mv -fiancee should place "mere men friends", above fiance or husband. X . A MERE MAN. This conduct is inexcusable. I believe with all my heart in the free dom of the individual but not when it is gained at somebody else's cost, nor y$t when it is unfair and against all tradition and common sense. Your fiancee should telj all the other men of her acquaintance of her en gagement Those men who are good enough friends' to meet you and go ; on, being friends should stay in her ...life the others should go. Her Vonduct in the instance you cite was in extremely bad taste. Enther take a stand and hold her to it of, bas 'ng your decision on your lack of ' ;aith, break what scarcely seems like ,n engagemept. y Choose Betweer. Them. Dear Miss Fairfax: I have been . going out with $ fellow for two years ana ne mtroaucea me io nis dcsi friend. It was almost love at first sight between his best friend and myself. Do you think it right for me to go out with his best friend when the fellow is 'a good as en gaged t me? It has caused many a fight between these two devate friends. What shall I do? . . , v GUSSIE Choose between the two men. Be honest" about it. Then noone can blame you, and the friendship whij;h might break through your indeci sion can resnme operation. Al! that's needed is for you to cbnquer your own coquetry and the excite ment of having two men quarrel over your charming society. Marrying a Divorced Man. Dear Mss Fafrfixi 'I " am 27. At 21 I -was married, and divorced after -a year. Now, MUc Fairfax.'! did not mccjt a girl -from then until last summer whom I cquld really care for. I ve met girls ; all over this country and Europe while serving. "in -the arrfly during the war, but none can com pare with the one I am in love with now, - -! . " i Here is the poiui : Since I met her we hrtve been together thre oj four times a week. She tells 'me that she can never love another man as she does me. but that' she will never marry me, because I have been married before. '' ; JOE C. The IgJH is all wrong. Su,rcly she wouldn't condemn-you to a life of loneliness because of an unhappi-'i nes for which you weren't to-blame. She ought to have enough . tender ness and devotioh "to Jeel that she'4 like to make up to you for your jpast suffering.: I cannot believe that she will let an outworn prejudice like this stand in the way of the real feeling which exists between - you. Ferhaps your devotion will make hec realize that she has set up a harrier which docsn t count. Your hotograpH a( Home ' Gatchell Studio v -y Douglas 74d9 1 Day or Night No Flashlight ; Value of Rice While nature has distributed val ues so that no single article of food possesses all the qualities of a per fect ration it has been more gener ous in its gift to rice than to many other foodp. Rice . possesses them ifc a creater deeree than the meat. i cereal or vegetable commonly found on the average table. - . ' Per pound, rice contains a larger total amount of nutritive matter than wheat or corn) 3.21 times as much as ordinary beef and 370 times more tharTpotatoes. There is practically no water in rice as com- ..aj .a 4lA np.nnn A art tin t ff HIL ter In ' most common vegetables guaiitjp Potatoes, for example, are three fourths water. ' ' y One can go farther on rice than upon any-other single article, of food. To. this capacity for building endur ance in the human system is added the ease with which it, is digested. It takes rice-only one hour to di gest, making the slightest tax upon the system and leaving the digestive organs freer for work upon other less easily digested food?.. Where rice is osed as a regular food dyspepsia add other forms of indigestion rarely are found. It is the ideal complement for other foods. Its greatest advantage lies in the- fact that it can be 'used withvall styles of cooking in any climate '-during any season .Its chief ingredient is carbohydrates, the element that provides fuel fdr making human energy. When com bined with the fats of beef, . veal, fowl or with the nitrogenous .jfoods such as beans, peas or cheese, the result is as perfectly balanced a meal as it is possible to secure. It adds greatly to . the nutritive value of soups, stews and dressings an8 embellishes many fine dishes, spe cially oysters, clams, shrimps, crabs and all fish. For infants or invalids there is nothing that lends itself better than the - curative, dealing Qualities of rice, nossessed in greater degree than any other cereal because of its ease of digestion and nerve building Cafeteria in Rio 4 They never had a cafeteria in Rio. Standing in impatient line and eating from a tray i a new idea to Brazilians.' It will soon become familiar if the Y. W. C. A., organ ized in Rio de Janeiro this summer, carries out its present plans,. which include the opening of a cafeteria as one of the first projects. Fifteen thousand girls ; are em ployed in the center of the city and thera are no comfortable eating places where girJs can go unescorted by men. ' ' A trained cafeterfe director and all" cafeteria equipment will have to be sent from the United States. Mantel Decoration. To sum up briefly the art of man tel decoratiw: Begin by studying! the mantel itself, noting its size, pro portions, color, texture and structur al details'. Then decide, not how many, but how few ornaments will dress it harmoniously. Next make your selection, carefully choosing objects which will harmonize with oua-anotlier and with the mantel' piece in scale, form and color, and nnarfy, arrange these in such 'a man ner as. to" produce an effect of per fect balance. j The observance of these few and simple rules is by no means difficult and will make all the difference be tween a genuinely artistic and dig nified composition and a meafung less hodge-podge unworthy of the important office it fulfills. , . V' When your hands are shrunken and soft from using soda and liot water, rub fhem with salt and they will become smooth. ; J4 HJ VIA VM T iff Wk m ea. ww jjc Pineapple Glide?! This special you will find d:S) ferent, pineapple fruit and cocoa. jlP nut gives a flavor tht im delicious-; 31 tempting and wholesome. Try lt. - V ICE CREAM x our "Dealer Can Supply You The Fairmont Creamery Co. THE 7 COMBINATION SPECIAL ICE CREAM for this Sunday is made by the blending of fine assorted French Fruits and Harding's rich Choco late lee Cream. , ' ' N -ncld -bow that . hia tenniu ice Cream will be your V f MJ ZOTOtl dcrt for sun- -AXJV 111 of fl ICE uaxmn 4m M-arsza Satur day Special Purchase your Xmas supply of Nuts Saturday at these spe cial prices. We guarantee all our Nut&.tQbe theJOaO'crop. " Budded Sj&ish Wabwts, per T lb., at -,.v.... 39c No. 1 soft srlell. English Wal nhts, per lb., at. ....... 37c Filberts, per lb., at.. . .. .28c Paper shell Pecans, (small), per lb., at 33c v Italy large Chestnuts, lb . ,35c ; Small Santa Clara Prunes, in 25 lb. boxes, per lb,...12c " Dromedary Dates, 3 packages for 62c , Tangier Hawaiian Pineapple. No. 3 tins, per doz....$5.25 Standard Tomatoes, No. 2Vt tins, per doz. ...... ..$1.6S Swansdown Cake Flour, per pkg.. at 43c Fancy large Head Lettuce, per ? head at 12Jc-lSc Snow Whfte Cauliflower, Jarge head, each at: 25c ' Young Pig Pork Loin Roast, per lb., at .22c' Soipmer Bros; 28th and Farnam Sts. Harney 0188. SEVENTEENTH ArVtoCHKJtA STHEKT A ' x IS Douglas S940 , SATURDAY SPECIALS .GROCERIES Blue Bell Flour, 48-lb. sk. $2.59 Farmhouse Pead, dozen, SI. 35 FarmhoUBe Cut String Beans, per dozen SI. 35 Little Quaker Peas, doz.. S3. 25 P. & G. Soap, 10 bars. .',.... 73l Pure Apple Cider, gallon, 09 Bartlett Pears, gallon,. '....89 Prunes, 3 lbs., 57l 5 lbs,, 07J Raisins, wieded or seedless, per lb. 1. 33 Currants, pkg. 30f Ubby's Mince Meat, 2-lb. Jar.65c SPECIAL SATURDAY QNLT. Pillsbury'8 Pancake Flonr, 5 pkga. tor 98-1 Free TEA ABiTJ COFFEE Ankola, none better, lb.,...45 3 lbs. for ,31. RO Golden Santos, lb... ;.2o6 Bulk Cocda, per lb......&..40d Advo Jell, 2 pkgs. .........25 BL'TTEB, EGGS and CHEESE Best Creamery Butter, lb 52& Cheese, N. Y. Cream, lb....3iJ Brick Cheese, Blue River, lb.33 Mince Meat, extra quality, per . lb. .... , 32tf Wilson Butterine, lb..... ...25 Pure Comb Honey ,32J FRUITS AM) VEGETABLES, Navel Oranges,; large size, per dozen 63d Flowda Grape Fruit, 2 for 15d Wine Sap Apples, box. . . .S3.35 Extra Fancy Jonathan Apples, per box ....S4.50 Fancy New Pecans, lb...... 33d Domedary Dates, pfeg. .;..-..21 OBTMAFS Complete Line of ' Bread, Rolls and rostry. Cinnamon Rolls, doz ..20d Nut Raisin Bread ...'........15 2 for .256 Devil's Food Cake, each.. .30d MEATS CHICKENS, Springs, lb Pork oast, Ham or Loin, per lb r... Spare Ribs, per lb......,..15J PAt Roast, lb..l2&d and ,15d Boiling Beef, per lb ,8K Round Steak, per lb... 20 Sirloin Steak, per lb....,; 30t No. 1 Ham, haft or whole, per lb. ...... 25 No. 1 Lean Bacon, lb.....r35 OYSTERS Standards, per qt..... 75 d Selects, per qt ...85d N. Y. Counts, per qt SI. 20 JONES' SPECIALS Hot Dressings, Roast Fowls, Chicken Ties, Salads, Sand . wlches. 1 , Catering a Specialty. CIGARS Just Inside the Door CIGARS El Toro, 8c value, 3 for 20d; box S3.00 Old Time Havanas, box of 50.... ..$2.50 Otello, 12'ic value, box of 50 S4.f O Garcia Diplomats, box of EO ;. $4X0 ' Don Marvel Invjncibles, box ofv25 $2.50 - Box of 10 ........ .81.00 Park & Tilford's Mi Favoritas, finest clear Ha vanas, special price by the box. Prince Albert and Tuxedo, per lb $1 .34 Tuxedo, jars, special GOd Camels and Spurs, per carton.. V... $1.75 Large Assortment of Pipes. ' - - CAA'DY SPECIALS CANDY . Toasted and Plain Marshmallows, lb. . . 50 Candy, mixed, 75c quality, per. lb.....50d Old Fashioned Peanut Squares, lb 30 Homemade Peanut Brittle, per lb 35. Coconut Brittle, 75c quality, per llT..'50d Old Fashioned Butter Scotch, lb 50d Jumbo Salted Peanuts, lb ...25d Ball's Chocolate Cherries, large box. . . .90d Special full lb. Golden Rod Chocolates .89d WM lyKIMgi ll un'Mm KWMii Taj W Come Once and You Will Come ' Always! M MUM KM' '' 1608-10-12 Harney St. Douglas -1796. Fancy fresh dressed Spring Chickeris, per lb .. 28 & SATJJRDAV specials Home'Dressed Spring Chickens, I Fancy Sardines, peran. ....Sc Per lb. Z5y4c. White Royal Anne Cherries, jno. Choice Steer Round Steak, per lb. zoc Pork Loin Roa-st, per lb. ..22c Lean Pork .Chops, per lb. .22j4c Choice Steer Pot Roast, per . lb. .. ...1 12c Fresh Hams, half or whole, per ltv 22VJc Extra ' Fancy Veal Roast, per lb. .; .....isc Breakfast Bacon, per lb? ...25c Extra Fancy Creamery But- 3 can. soectal' Z5C Reffular 15c package Crystal White and Ivory Soap Flakes, today only -V'54c , 3 lbs. of Our No. 8 Coffee.. $1.00 Fancy, Large Head Lettuce, special 9c 1 M. Tall Alaska Salmon, 2 cans ....25c 45c Jar, 22 oz. Preserves, ' spe cial 24c PFaucy Mixed Nuts, per lb, ..25c 25c ter Peerless Laundry Tablets washes clothes without rubbing, 16 tablets to the box, per box Full Line of Fruits and Vegetable at the Lowest Prices. WASHINGTON MARKET ; X4407 DOUGLAS STREET Fancy Steer Pot Roast, per lb .V 14K' Fancy young Pig-Pork Loin Roast, per lb.. .; . . .23JStf Swift Lean Breakfast Bacon, per lb. ...... ...34M6 Prime Rolled Rilv Roast per lb. .v.w....27J Pig Pork Roast, young and lean, per lb ....19J, Swifts Supar-cured Back Ba con, per lb .26 Fancy Young Veal Roast, per lb :.,.., .....20 Fancy young veal Breast, per lb. .15 Young Mutton Shoulder, per lb. 13 10 lbs. Sugar. ......... .98 Gold Medal Flour $2.50 Omar Wonder lour. . .$2.50 Puritan Flour .$2.50 8-lb. sack pure Buckwheat 75 8 lbs. Navy Beans. . . . .25 Fancy Lima Beans. . . .12 Skinner Macaroni, 3 pkgs. 25 Large pkg. Corn Flakes.. 10 Assorted Advo Jell.. . 12 4 lbsTop Corn. ...... .'.25 Extra ' fancy Central : Special Coffee, lb, 35; 3 lbs. $1 Extra fancy Santos Coffee, per I lb. .?5 Assorted Soups, per can. .10 No. 3 cans Del Monte Spinach, per tan, 25; 3 cans, 70 Del Monte Asparagus Tips, can .. 40 Elkhorn Milk, can 12 Per dozen V..S1.48 10-lb. can White -'Wedding Breakfast Syrup 72 Advo Extra Sifted Peas, per can, 25; per doz. $295 Iten Graham Biscuits, per lb , ....22 French cakes and cocoanut snaps, per lb. 35 Kxtra . SweeVPeas, per can, . 12: dozen $1.35 May Clover Can Peas, can, .12; per dozen.. $lk48 No. 3 cans Peaches, in heavy syrups, per can,35! 3 cans for $1.00 No. 3 cans Apricots in syrup can3 Vz doz.. : $2.35 Fancy Prunes, lb.;. 15; 3 lbs 40 Extra fancy seeded or seedless r?l Raisins, lb. 30 Assorted cookies, 1-fb. pkp. 38o Crisco, per lb. can 30 3 lbs. for ..85 r McCombs Home Made Chocolate, 70c quality, lb. . , -59 Drtman'i complete line of Bread RolU and Pastry. , Special for Saturday Cin namon RolU, do. .20? Nut Raiiin Bread, each.. 15 Two for 25 Devil food Cake, each.. 30 Fancy Checked Eggs, ii CA. cartons, doz. Cloverbloora Cry. Pkg. 4'7 Butter, per lb. Extra fancy grape fruit, ea., . 10c or 3 for 25 Finest Quality Country Butter X2.' ..43c Gem Nut Margarine, OQ per lb. .. VC Black Walnuts, per lb., 10c, or h"i WUcomia Full Cream Cheese, - r.. ...... .....27ic S-lb. Pail Swift's (1 CO (Snow Flake .... P 1 .OO Fancy Cranberries, per qt., 15c or 2 qts 25 Freh Fruit and Vegetable of All Kind. There's'that feeling of satisfaction when you enjoy the keen efficient sen-ice of the Central Market. , , There's that feeling of satisfaction in knowing that you buy the choicest of goods here, cheap er than inferior stuff would cost you elsewhere. " i ; , It's that same feeling of perfect satisfaction when the f amity has enjoyed the last delicious morsel of Central Market quality food that brings you back" again. ,tt!CJ !Bttekler Bros. Markets 2408 Cuming St 212 No. 16th St. 4903 So. 24th St Omaha's Leading Cash Markets For Quality Meats, Quick Service and LoWest Prices. J Stores Open Until 8 P. M. Saturday. ' ' 1 1 -. 3 U.il Fresh Killed ' Sugar Cured Sugar Cured Choice Beef Pot andrlpring BacoOor SkjAned Ham Roast , Chickens; whole) (V2 or whole) 26c 30c 23c lie T M Tmmmm mmm " mmmm . ... - - - s Choice Pork Loin Roast - Choice Pork Loin Chops Choice - Cut Round Steak Fresh Spare Ribs - - - - - - 18c - 19c - 18c - 16 c PORK CUTS Choice Boston Butts' 20c Small Lean Pork Shoulders. . . . .17c Fresh Leaf Lard.". . r.l7c Fresh Side Pork. . . ... . . ,. . . . i22c Fresh Hams (V2 or whole) ..... .22c Pure Lard (per lb.) .23c Compound (per lb.) .15c Cudahy's Rex Lard, 10 lb. pails, $2.25 Cudahy's Rex Lard, 5 lb. pails, $1.15 Fresh Neck Ribs, 5 lbs.. . . ... . . .25c Fresh Pig Feet, 4 ibs. . . .1. . . .25c Fresh Pig Ears, 5 lbs.. ..... . .25c Fresh Pig Livers. . . . v . .. J. . 4 . .8c Little Pig Hearte, 10c, 3 lbs. . . . . ,25c Fresh Pig Snouts ....... f ... . . . 11c JFresh Pig Tails .....18c Choice New Sauer Kraut. . . . . ,6c BEEF CUTS Prime Beef Rib Roast (boneless and rolled 20c Choice Rib Boiling Beef . ...... ,9c Choice Beef Pot Roast . . . . . . . ...11c Prime Rib Roast ..... ... 17c Choice Sirloin Steak ........... 24c Choice Chuck Roast Beef ...... .14c Fresh Cut Hamburger ........ .18c Choice Corned Beef (boneless) 17c SMOKED MEATS Sugar Cured Strip Bacon .... .25c Sugar Cured Brisket Bacon 25c Sugar Cured Bacon Squares. . . . .27c Sugar Cured Breakfast BaVon. ...30c Sugar Cured Prime Hams . .... ,21c Sugar Cured Regular Hams. . ... ,25c Sugar Cured Skinned Hams . . .23c CHEESE , Fancy Cream Cheese.. ..32c Fancy 'Brick Cheese 32c SPECIALS ON CANNED GOODS 4903 So. 24th St. 2408 Cuming St. Fancy Early June Peas. 3 cans. .38c Fancy Sweet Corn, 3-cans. . . . .38c Fancy Cut Beans, 3 cans. 38c Fancy Pork and .Beans, 2 lb. cans, 3 cans . ..... v . . ,v. .... . . . .25c Evaporated Milk, 6 tall cans. ... .70c Pure Preserves, 20 oz. jars 25c Fancy Catsup, 10 oz. bottles, 2 for 22c Fancy Tomatoes, No. 2 cans, 3 for 30c Fancy Tomatoes, No. 3 cans, 3 for 45c VEAL CUTS I Choice Veal Stew .....,.. 2lzci Choice VeaJ Roast ............ 11c Choice Veal Chops ......... I. ,22c Choice Veal Legs ( Vz or whole) 22c Choice Vead Loins ............. 22c SAUSAGE AND COOKED MEATS Fresh Cut Bulk Sausage ....... 18c Fresh Link Sausage ........... ,20c Choice Wienies and Frankfurts . .20c Choice Polish and Garlic. ...... .20c Choice 'Minced Ham ....',... ,22c Choice Pressed Ham . . ........ 22c Fancy Summer Sausage ....... 25c Swift's Snowflake Butterine, 5 lb. - tub $1.58 Best Creamery Butter ,45c Express and Mailorders Pilled From This List Promptly ft. r f7 V A ,
