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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1921.
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Novelties for the
. Buffet Supper
Always save the water in which
j rice, potatoes or spaghetti have been
cooked and use it to dilute canned
; condensed vegetable or tomato soup.
The directions call for dilution with
an equal amount of water, but at
least half again as much of the thicK
vegetable water can be used, making
the resulting product more nutri
tious, mortf palatable and capable of
serving more persons.
Baked rice croquettes are easier
to prepare than the ordinary fried
kind, are more healthful, and afford
pleasing change in the menu. They
are especially good made of scraps
of ham or tongue, but beef, lamb or
veal may also be used. To make,
run the meat through a food chop
per. Boil rice and add when about
half cooked, salt, paprika, chopped
parsley. Onion and chopped celery.
Boil until all the liquid is absorbed.
The rice should be fairly sticky in
consistency so that the croquettes j
will keep their shape. Add the
' chopped meat, shape like croquettes
and bake in a brisk oven in a w"ell-
trreased bakinsr pan. Put about
.quarter teaspoonful of "bacon fat on
ich croquette. They will not need
to be turned or basted, and in about
20 minutes or a half hour will have
a crisp, brown coating all over and
be ready to serve, garnished with
parslejr and small balls of current or
cranberry jelly.
Discblored Chin
Stains in cup or basin's can be re
moved easily rubbing with common
. salt and a little hot water.
Annrniimatelv 70.000 emDloves of
:he central railroads to the United
states have decided to oppose any
wage reduction.
Ends and Means
The great differences that disturb
the peace of mankind are not about
?nds. but means. Samuel Johnson.
In Italy, nearly every woman
ibove the class of labor smokes
vcigaret8. -They use long mouth
pieces mad of tortoise shell or am
ber, circled with a band of gold,
rubies or diamonds.
Miss Carol Howard is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Watson B. Smith,
In New York City. Mrs. Smith was
formerly Miss Hazel Howard.
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Constipation Is the fore
runner of 85 of all
human ills, it Druig3
on more sunennfr.
more sleeolessness.
more ill-temDCr ' than
any other single cause.
But YOU CAN GET
RID of con sanation.
I I Mnr An von have to take
w any nauseating,, griping
. medicines louoiw iaius
RICH-LAX
RICH-LAX It new treatment It deans
the system, removes the poison from the
body, and put you in shape to accomplish
things. And RICH-LAX dtes this without
leaving you weak and half-sick, as you
1 art (eel after taking ordinary laxatives,
CurantMd at Our Store. W are so aura that
Rich-Lax will pleaia you that w want you to
com to our Mora and mt t a bottle and try it en.
tlralr at our rtak. If It doean't auit you. it It isn't
tha baat Ukativ madicina you avar used, aimprr
tail as so and am will protaBtly niuod Un.lull
inrrhatt pfteai
Sh-rman A McConnell S Drug Stores.
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Cuticura Soap
Clears the Skin
and Keeps it Clear
fap, OlstnMnt, Talram. 86e. sreryw hers Simple
I im of Owtan IMrMrUa, . X. atsldsa, Mtm.
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'666 i a - prescription for
Colds, Fever and LaGrippe.
v It's the most speedy remedy
we know.
SI Money back without question
llf HUNT'S GUARANTEED
' SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES
Mi (Hunt'a Salve and Soap), fail In
r tha treatment of Itch, Ecsema,
Kinfworro.Tettef or otner ncn
in akin diseaaea. Try this
treatment at our rWu.
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WHY NOT
Take advantage 0f prices that
fit the pocketbook , of the eco
nomical housewife?
Marshalfa Baat Flour, fcr H-
lb. sack .$1.09
Mad out of genuine Minnesota
Hard Wheat.
Seward, Wedgevood and Meadow
Gold Butter, lb 50c
Sunshine, Chocolate and Marsh
mallow Cookies, 4 kinds, assorted,
per 2 -lb. carton 75c
1 package Sunshine Perfettoes Free
With Each Carto.
Brooms, 4 -tie, a real bargain, at
each . . . 39c
Electric Spark Soap, 10 bars 49c
Jiffy Jell, assorted flavors, three
pkga. for...,.,.,.. 33c
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per pkg.ISc
Fancy Black Walnuts, S lbs 25c
Fancy Filberts, lbs. for 19e
Monarch Oven Baked Beans, rsu-
. lar iOe, 2 mm for 25c
Suhklst Lemons, per dot 19c
Fresh Green Peas, qt 1 5c
Fancy Fresh Tomatoes, lb 25c
Johnston's Filled Center Hard
Candies, per l-lb; carton 48c
Morris' Supreme Bacon, by strip
or half strip, lb .40c
Extra Choice Shoulder Beef Roast.
per lb 23c
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Early Order Mean Early
Deliveries.
Sommer Bros.
28th and Farnam St.
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Klca Orschel Lewis will play the
role of Mrs. Widdimore in "The
Gypsy Trail, which will be pre
sented by the Craik company in the
auditorium of Jacob's Hall, 1716
Dodge street, Saturday afternoon at
2:30, nd" again Wednesday evening
at 8:3(1 V i '
According to Mrs. M. M. Levings,
this play ranks among the best of
the Craik productions of the season.
A kitchen or furnace fire should
never be poked from above because
this causes clinkers and draft holes.
Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
A Chance for Philosophy.
Dear Miss- - Fairfax: Tor six
months -I have been Koins with a
young man seven years my senior,
whom I love very much, and from
what ho tolls me my love Js reclpro.
cated. However, It Is not all amooth
Balling, as I have a problem before
mo and I hope that you will help
ne solve it.
Although my friend and I are
free to go out with whom we please,
I have voluntarily given up all my
male friends because of him. I have
told him all about my previous boy
friends and also that I have given
them up.
Through a mutual acquaintance
I find that he continues to eo about
with another girl whom lie knew
before we became friends. What
hurts me Is this: Why hasn't he
told me about this girl? Especially
after I had, so to speak, mado a
clean breast of everything. I doubt
very much whether he has told the
other girl about 'me so you can
readily see that wo are both groping
In the dark. It is quite Impossible
for me to broach the subject, as he
does not know I know anything of
his other friend. ROSE.
Possibly you- take the young man
and his love too seriously. Possibly
you do not trust him enough. Either
accept tho situation -philosophically,
and resume your friendly relations
with other men, or accept It and go
on shoping that you will come some
day to be the only girl. If you find
that doubt and qiteatlons are chang
ing you and your attltudo toward the
man, why not have a frank and per
fectly good natured talk about it?
You needn't be melodramatio and
give tho third party away.
Tho Engagement Ring.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I am a far
mer boy of 25, and have been read
ing the problems, answered by you,
and I think you -give aplendid ad
vice. Now my problem la this. I
have been going with a girl about 16
months and we are to be married
soon. Now I want to give her a
ring for engagement, and I do not
know what kind to get. A diamond
would be the most proper, but they
are so expensive that I almost think
we could use that money to better
advantage later on to furnish our
house. Please tell ma what to do.
Thanking you In advance.
' JUST A FARMER LAD.
I am sure you are a fine lad, but
you are making a mistake right In
the beginning of your romance. Why
don't you let the girl help decide a
question which probably means more
to her than to you. There are too
many men who decide what is good
for a woman and then expect her to
like it. If tha girl, is worthy of you,
she will not ask you to get anything
for her which you cannot afford. She
will always be happier with her ring
and it will mean more to her, if she
knows you tried to please her.
My suggestion ia that you talk It
over with her. Giva her your views
and let her express hers.' Then do
what feeems most desirable. Some
girls never have a nice piece of Jew
elry in their lives except the engage
ment ring, xou couia get a good.
.small diamond for not a large sum of
money and if It is a diamond she
wants, I say get it for her. It may
add a great deal to her happiness.
I do not mean that the girl 1"
marrying you for the ring, but the
fact that you want to please her, that
there la enough romance in you to
forget tha economies which will have
to coma later, really has something
beautiful and appealing about It. .
If yeur girl la very thrifty by na
ture, she herself may prefer a less
expansive ring- than a diamond, but
let her be the one to suggest that.
And always, all through your mar
ried life, discuss matters which con
cern both of you with each other.
If you do buy a diamond, get a
pood one. If you cannot afford a
large one, get a small one but do
get a genuine one.
Mrs. B. O. C: You might be able
to market your fancy work with
some of the department stores, or
Place It with someone of the bazars
held from time to time by local or
ganisations. There is no woman's
exchange in Omaha such as there is
in some cities for disposing of such
things.
Junior League
Plans for
Next Year
The Junior league will support a
baby welfare nurse for the Visiting
Nurse association next year it was
decided at the' monthly meeting ol
the league Thursday at the Black
stone. The work in the children's
ward of the University hospital will
be continued.
Mrs. V. J. Hynes and Judge
Charles Foster made talks before
league members at the meeting.
Other plans for next year have
not been completed as yet.
The firepot of a furnace should be
kept full for the best and most eco
nomical results. The coal should be
even with the door in front and s
little higher in back. v
Sunday Spedal-"Mape Nut"
This Sunday, wa offer oha of
our most-favorite and popular
specla8,j Majfa flavored cream
with chopped nuts. ,
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Ice
Cream
Your Dealer Can Supply You ,
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The Fairmont Creamery Company
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USE BEE WANT ADS TO BOOST YOUR BUSINESS INTERESTS
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Here Are the Facts!
SHOP
WITH
THIS
AD
BASKET STORES
DOSELLGHEAPER
THE BUYING POWER OF ONE CENT
A
Quaker
2-Minute
Wheat Food
A Wonderful New Breakfast Cereal
Regular 15c
Package
While They Last
10c
or
2 for 11
T
yA Checker Board of Good Prices
Fancy
Brown
Onions
Peck
20d
My Wife's
Salad
Dressing
Bottle
19
Corn
Starch
Large
Grape
Fruit
Each
101
Basko
Macaroni
and
Spaghetti
3 for
25c
Minute
Tapicca
13
Dill Pickles
Hoffman
House, Can
24
Sweet
Juicy
Oranges
Dozen
24
Navy
t
Beans
lb:
7'
Basko Jell
Powder
All Flavors
Mazola
Quarts
58
Basko
Baking'
Powder
1 lb.
21
Snider '8
Catsup
Large. Size
'26ti
Lee &
Perrin's
Worcester
Sauce
30d
Walter
Baker's
Cocoa
lb.
29
Snider's
Tall Tomato
Soup
101
Cash Habit
Prepared
Mustard
10
2-In-l
Shoe
Polish
10
Magio
City
Pickles
7 Ounces
221
Basko
Vanilla
2 Ounces
321
None Such
Mince
Meat 18
Matches
Headlight
OUR 4-TIE CASH
HABIT BROOM
Regular Price 73c
For One Week
59
Last Call on
Aunt Jemima Line
. Small Pancake ...... .13
Small Buckwheat . ...15
Large Buckwheat ....42
LIVE
BETTER
WE DELIVER
all orders amounting
to $5.00 or more to
any part of the. city.
Use Your Phone tt
U
and Always Call
TYLER 4603
1814-16-18 Farnam Street'
Introducing the Policies of Omaha's
Finest, Largest, Most Sanitary Market
It's true we've spared no expense to bring to the highest stage of efficiency
and beauty every department in this great market but behind this move lay
.the thought of creating a market of which every Omahan might point with pride.
The super-refrigeration system brings
to every nook and corner of the store
the advantage of keeping all mer
chandise in perfect condition.
The arrangement of ' thY departments is planned
to make shopping here convenient and a real pleasure.
The sales staff represents the highest type of men and
women, whose experience will be at your service.
This is first, last and all the time a store for everybody from the banker to the laboring
;The service we shall strive to render will be to gain your commence ana reiam u.
man.
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Read Carefully Compare!
MEATS
GROCERIES
9 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard'...":.. ... . ... ....
f Best Pure Rendered Lard; lb ... . .'. ..... . . r
Swift's Premium Regular Hams, half or ,
whole, lb. . .... .... . . . . ;
Armour's Star Regular Hams, half or .
whole, lb
. Fresh Pig Hams half or whole, lb.
Swift's Premium Bacon,, lb. . . . ..
Armour's Shield Lean Bacon, lb. ...... .'.
Cudahy Puritan Bacon, lb. ......
Fresh Pork Shoulders', lb.
Young Pig Pork Chops, lb
Fresh Spare Ribs, lb.
Tender Steer Round Steak, lb
Choice Cuts Sirloin Steak, lb
Steer Pot Roast, lb.
Steer Rib Roast, lb f i
Fancy Veal Roast, lb. .'. ,
Fancy Veal Chops, lb.
Young Veal Stew, lb.
Young1 Lamb Stew,v lb.
Fresh Picnic Hams, lb. ... .v
13lM
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23V2C
44d
..28
42
25
12
.20
25
12V4t
22Vsd
25tf
25
10c
12
Food Center Poultry Department
Unique in Omaha, because of the fact that
our representatives visit the farms and buy
direct from the poultry raiser, thereby assuring
Food Center patrons of the finest the market
affords. Milk-fed Broilers and Hens, Turkeys,
Geese, Ducks, Spring Chickens. :
10 lbs. Pure 'Cane Sugar .... . . ... ......
3 lbs. Fancy 1920 Crop Prunes. ... . .'. ...
5 lbs. Griff en's Best, Extra Fancy Prunes.
5-lb. pkg. Sunsweet Prunes
Gold Medal Flour, 48-lb. sack:
Gooch Best Flour, 48-lb. sack
5 lbs. Extra Head Rice ' -
Large can Kamo Pears, Peaches, Apricots, .
Pineapple, 353 for ,
No. 1 tall cans Kamo Peaches, Pears,
- Apricots, Cherries, Pineapple. .-. .... . . .
2-lb..can Kamo Corn Syrup.
2-lb. can White Swan Syrup
Gallon cans Kamo Corn Syrup .......
Gallon can White Swan Syrup
Navy Beans, 4 lbs.
2 pkgs. Uneeda Biscuit
COFFEE DEPARTMENT SPECIALS:
Food Center Special Coffee, .35 3. lbs.-. .1.00
Our Best Coffee, lb 45
50c Cocoa, extra special, 2 lbs. ..... .;. .. .... -25d
...25c
...90d
...75
.$2.39
S2.15
25tf
S1.00
19c
10
12V2C
. .45
,53c
...23
...15c
Demonstration Kamo Canned Fruits
During your visit, to the Food Center Sat
urday don't fail to see. the demonstration
of Kamo Quality fanned Fruits. "The
taste will win your favor."
0RTMAN'S"iJ?
Special All three-layer Cakes, each . .50
Cookies, 2 dozen for 25
Butter Rolls, per dozen 20
Finest Fish Department in
the Entire Central West
The equipment affords perfect
sanitation and rapid service. All
fish secured direct no; middle
man to handle Food Center fish.
Saturday Candy Special
Peanut Brittle
21c lb.
Fruit Specials
Large Sunkist Oranges, dozen,
at 27c4
Large, Sweet Indian River Grape
Fruit .....,:.... ...... He4
Large,; Juicy Lemons, doz., 19c4
Dromedary Dates, pkg 19c
CIGARS "Just Inside the Door" CIGARS
Roeemont, 10c value, 2 for 15c Box of 50........
El Sidelo, 10c value, 2 for .15c Box of .60. ........ .
Rosemont, 15c value, 10c Box of 60...
Antonella, 4 for 25c value, 5c Box of 50
McCord Brady's Hand Made, 8c value Box of 100. .
Harvester Delmonico,10c value, 3 for 25c Box ef 50
Harvester Brokers, 15c value, 10c Box of 50......
Harvester Favorita Extra, 15c value, 104 Box of 50. .
Lew Morris, 10c value Box of 10 very special
Camel, Spur, Lucky Strike, Piedmont, carton. . . .. .
Prince Albert and Tuxedo Full lb
Whale, full lb., Smoking Tobacco
OMAHA'S ONLY UP-TO-DATE CUT PRICE CIGAR
..$3.75
..$3.75
..$4.75
..$2.50
..$4.76
..$3.85
..$4.89
. .$4.89
.. .59c
..$1.75
..$1.34
. . .45c
DEPT.
BUTTER : EGGS : CHEESE
Fancy Wisconsin Full Cream Daisies, per lb. 27c
Danish Imported Roquefort, per lb. ... . . . , . , . . , , ,90e
Domestic Swiss, per lb ' ,.70c
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Imported Swiss, per lb. $1.00
Thomsen'g Dairy 'Maid Tub. Butter, per lb 49c
Fancy Country Rolls, per lb.. ......................... . .46c
Peanut Butter, per lb. .. ........ . . ....... 15c
Thomsen's Dairy Maid Butter, l-lb. prints, per lb 50c
Strictly Fresh Country Eggs, per doz ; 25c
" Delicatessen Specials for Saturday ... . ...
The finest delicatessen dishes are to be had in widest varieties in this department at all times.'. ,
Frank's Goose Liver Sausage Milwaukee Cervelet Roast Squab-Chickens " !
Salads Combination, Fruit, Shrimp, Chicken, Potato, Slaw, Vegetable; Lobster, Russian
Smoked Fish of All Kinds Pickles of Every Description.. . . . ' -
We're Blazing the Trail to lower Price Levels
and Below is the Initial Evidence ol Our Success 8
VALUES ! The best values the city affords not once in awhile but day in and day
out that's the determined policy of THE FOOD CENTER. . ,
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