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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1921)
a THE KEfcJ: OMAHA, 8ATUKDAY. APRIL SO, 1921. 10 Clubdom Walking Club Members to Have Outing in Iowa Sunday. The Omalia Walking club will leave the Burlington passenger de pot in Council Bluffs Sunday, 9:35 t., m., Cor Flosom, la., for an all-day Outing. From Folsom, which is 12 miles couth of Council Bluffs, the walk will be north through the bluff and hills along the cast shore of the Missouri river, ending at Lake Manawa. Leon O. Smith will be the leader. School Forum. Miss May Massee of Chicago, edi tor of the American Library Asso ciation Booklist, and who is said to be an authority on literature for school children, fcave nn interesting and instructive talk before the Oma ' ha School Forum Thursday evening in the auditorium of Central High school, under the auspices of the educational committee.' During the business meeting w hich preceded, Superintendent J. II. Bev- eridge was made an honorary mem ber of the Forum. , It' was also decided to send eight delegates, selected from the different departments of the teaching force, to represent the organization at the N. E. A. meetings to be held in Des Moines July 4 to 8. Cooking Club. Members of the Original Cooking club were entertained at luncheon Thursday at the home of Mrs. Luther Kounlze. They will nieet next Thursday for luncheon at the home of Mrs. Jo- sepn Barker. Chairman-Elect f .... YV:. iQo I ' lias been chosen for this responsible position in the Omaha Society of Fine Arts for the season, 1920-21. Her thorough knowledge of news writing, gained trim active experi ence, and her wide appreciation in the field of art argue for highly ef fective service from Mrs. Kuttcdge in this capacity. Personals Mrs. T. R. Rutledae. It is generally conceded that the publicity chairman of a large organ iatinn tioIHe nnc of its most im portant offices. Mrs. T. R. Rutledgc Mrs. W. J. Hynes is at Excelsior Springs, Mo. Mrs. T. C. Erunncr, who has been ill, is much improved. Mrs. George Rrandcis is planning a trip to New York for the month of May. Dr. L. R. Sattler returns to Omaha Monday following a trip through the east. Miss Emma Ferchtinger leaves Saturday to spend a few days in Fremont. She will go to Chicago the latter part of next week. Mrs. A. L. Green of Minneapolis, formerly of Omaha, who has been spending a few days "with Mrs. William Culley and Mrs. E. A. Iicardsley, left Wednesday for her home. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bowman have returned from a trip to the Pacific coast. They spent a month at Los Angeles and also visited their son. Dr. Harold L. Bowman, pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Portland, Ore. In Australia women have been ad mitted for the first time as associates of the Royal Victorian Institute of "Architects in Sydney. Miss Ethel Wigmcre, of- Maine, has started for Peking, China, where she will become librarian, of the Union medical college, Problems That Perplex Answered by BEATRICE FAIRFAX His Nature at Fault. Dear Miss Fairfax: I am 19 years old and have been going about with a young man for three years. , He has very good habits and we love each other fleai-ly. but the only trouble is he accuses- me of going with other men, and he has no rea Hon to, for my mother has been ill for a number of years and I have always loved my home and never go to parties or dances, although I have had many invitations. He always tells me he is heartbroken because he knows I am fooling him, and it is so untrue. How could I really make him understand, for I love him dear ly? MADELINE. The young man's Jealous and doubting nature doesn't promise very well for happiness in marriage. If ho cannot believe in your loyalty., don't you seo how he will nag at you with ugly oiestions all through your marringo? It isn't fair or de cent of him to take this attitude of doubt. The fault lies in his nature. Suppose you did go to occasional dances wouldn't you still be true to him in your heart? A little diver- Trees-Roses-Shrubs Big annual ent price sale of Seeds. Roots, Bedding- Plants. 2.000 Catalpa Trees, eaeh. .$3.00 6-tU Silver Leaf Mapla Trees, each 5c Red Onion Sets. 6 quarts.. 15c Be package Seeds, S pkgs...lOc Fruit Trees, Ornamental Shrubs and Hardy Plants BILZ 1611- Doors Wast of 16th and Howard Fresh Killed Hens 28c OMAHA'S LEADING CASH MARKETS ' 212 No. 16th Street 4903 So. 24th Street 2408 Cuming Street For Quality Meats, Quick Service and Lowest Prices Best Creamery Butter 37 c Choice Cut Round Steak 22c Choice Cut Sirloin Steak 22c Fresh Leaf Lard 9c Small Lean Pork Chops 20c Sugar Cured Picnic Hams 14c Sugar Cured Skinned Hams (14 or whole) 24 c Choice Beef Pot Roast - at . . . v. v. : . at lie BEEF CUTS Choice Rib Boiling Beef . 7c Prime Beef Rib Roast . . 20c Choice Beef Pot Roast, lie Fresh Cut Hamburger 12c Fresh Ox Tails 8c.' Fresh Beef Hearts. . . .10c; Choice Corned Beef . . . 1 2c; Steer Shoulder Steak. . 15cV VEAL CUTS ChioicY Veal Stew.,. . . . 13cf Choice Veal Roast. . . . 15c Choice Veal Chops ... ,. . 22c Choice Veal Legs . . 20c Choice Veal Loins. . . .20c t SPECIALS ON CANNED GOODS Fancy Early June Peas. 3 for.. .29c Fancy Sweet Corn. 3 for,. .......29c' Fancy Pork and Beans 3 for . ............. .29c Fancy Tomatoes. 3 f or . 29c Fancy Sardines, 5 for . . 25c Kasper's Big 5 Coffee . 35c Stars and Stripes Coffee at i., ...... ,.,. .285 Evaporated Milk. 6 tall cans for . . . . 75c; Tee' Pee Laundry Soap. lObars . . ...... . .35c; California Seaside Lima Beans, 2-lb. pkg. . . .21C Fancy Small Lean Pork Loins, or whole, q at ... IOC PORK CUTS Fresh Boston Butts . ' 18c t . . Fresh Spareribs ,. . . .11c Fresh Neck Bones, 5 lbs ..25c Fresh Pig Feet, 4 lbs . . , 25c Fresh Pig Tails, 2 lbs . 25c Little Pig Hearts, 4 lbs . 25c Fresh Pig Liver ...... 5c Fresh Pig Snouts, 4 lbs. 25c Pickled Pig Feet, 3 lbs . 25c Pickled Pork ... 14c PURE LARD AND SHORTENING Pure Lard, 2 lbs ., . . . 25c Compound Lard, 2 lbs . 213 Cudahy's Puritan Leaf Lard 5-lb. net wt. pail . . . .80c 10-lb. net wt. pail . . $1.60 GENUINE SPRING LAMB Hindquarters . 20c Forequarters 12c Fancy Lamb Chops . . ,. '. 22c Special Butterine Demonstration at Each Market Stores Open Until 8P. M. Saturdays Fresh Country Eggs. . 22c Sugar Cured Breakfast" Bacon, or whole, o o Cat, fk. a : a j . - SMOKED MEATS 4 " Sugar Cured Strip Bacon at . . . . . . 18i Sugar Cured Brisket Bacon . at ....... ...2fc Armour's Star Bacon. .44c Cudahy's Puritan Bacon at.. . . .'. ... ..... .44c Swift's Premium Bacon at ....... ......... ..44c Morris' Supreme Bacon 44c Cudahy's Puritan Regular Hams ... . . .28c Cudahy's Puritan Skinned Hams . . . . . . .(.i.32c CHEESE Fancy Brick Cheese ,. .,. 22c Fancy Cream Cheese . . 28c SAUSAGE AND COOKED MEATS Choice Wienies ;.. . . ..17c Choice Frankfurts . ... 17c Choice Polish Sausage . 17c Choice Garlic Sausage . 17c Fresh Liver Sausage . . . 16c Fresh Bologna Sausage 16c Choice Minced Ham . . . 22c Choice Pressed-Ham . . , 22c Fancy Summer Sausage ttt. '; a afi - Fresh Met Sausage . . ,. . 25c Fresh Cut Sausage .... 15c Fresh Link Sausage . . . 18c Exrcss and Mail Orders Filled From This List Promptly sion doesn't interfere irlth deep feel ings, does It? Easily Answered. Dear Miss Fairfax: As you give others, good advice, I am coming to you. I am well acquainted with a young man. About a year ago he married a girl friend of mine and sho lived with him a couple of weeks. She left him nnd has gone to another stiite. She has never sued for divorce. Now tho young man has asked me to go places and taken ine homo from town several times. I turn him down because I do not know whether I should go with him before ho gets hi divorce. Ploase advise me about this inat ter, as I want to do the right thing. I'lense answer soon. Thanking you in advance. T am "A WONDERING AMERICAN. I wish I were always as sure of being right as I am when I tell you not to go with this man. lie is a married man. You would be doing yourself a great Injustice as well as your girl friend who married him, by accepting his Invitations. Club Calendar Kappa Slcma Dub of Omaha and Coun cil Muffs Saturday. 10 i l- m., luncheon and mlng, t'nlv.raliy club. ftouth Omalia Woman'. Club -Saturday, 1 oclork luu"hon. Black.lon. hntrh An nual aaclal meeting and installation ot officer. Omaha Walking; Dub Saturday. S p. m., .nil ot Albright car lln. over Walking club trial to cabin at 'Wiley Folut. I.a(ler, llumer penoock. I K. O. Mnterhood. Chapter M Satur day, 1 o'clock lunchnon with Mra. aro llno Bronaon and Mra. Heller Cooper, South Twentieth itreet. Delphian Society Saturday, S p. m.. First Presbyterian Sunday Bfhool audi torium. Thirty-fourth and Farnam atreeti. Mrs. Ida Knife McKarlana will apeak on "Hamlet and Faust." ' . Handy Helpers Several little hand brushes which cost 8 or 10 cents, will be of great service about the kitchen. Have one for cleaning hands after mixing bread, working in the garden, etc., another to clean vegetables for bak ing, or to clean potatoes to boil them with their jackets on. Use one for washing a chicken with warm water before putting it on to cook, and one for cleaning cut plass which nukes the task easily and quicklj done. ... . Use a brush when .washing over alls, rugs or other coame, heavy articles that are much soiled. Each time when you are through with the brush rinse it in warm water ami nut it to dry with bristle downward. Woolen blankets should not be used for ironing board covers. They tetaln the moisture and make it hard to iron clothes dry. Jrote Mucin rfnstst upon SQeznq our tittle Zed, COm and Slue -trade uiazc dt'soneoerif , genuine oaf ; - TAnitfilUFh, PETERSEN -PEGAU BAKING CO. PETERSEN -PEGAU BAKING CO. ALSO MAKERS OP TlPTOPBRSADs Your Bottle of ALAMITO MILK Keep It Sweet and Clean The Safeguards we throw arournj our milk protect it up to the time of delivery on your doorstep. Further wc cannot go. From that time until the last drop is used in your home, it's up to you lo keep the milk as pure as it was when delivered. , take in the milk as soon after delivery as possible, and put it in the refrigerator immediately. For above . anything else, milk should always be kept cold. Keep milk in the original bottle always capped. Pour from bottle only amount needed for immediate use. Never return to bottle any milk that has been poured from it. Do not leave milk standing around on the kitchen table. Keep a separate bottle of milk for the baby. And m mixing baby's food do not add a warm fluid to milk until ready to give it to the baby. t Never use milk bottles for any other purpose except to hold milk. Wash bottles as soon as empty and set them out for the driver to collect. Remember that A! ami to Milk, . properly cared for, is one of the best foods obtainable. It is nourishing, digestible and economical. Alamito "Milk White" Dairy leaTcnworth St. at 26th. rhones: Doug. 0J09. Co. Bluffs, Red SS71. " Mail OrderS Pay Your Electric Light and Ladies are invited to enjoy Orderg amounting to $5 or Snu,! Telephone Bills at Our our Balcony Best Room more delivered FREE to any Mail order Dept., Food Center, Pay Station while shopping here. part of the city. Omaha. ' . , . . , 1 1 ' ' Tyler 4603 0 D n D 1 1 D 0 D L aaaaaaaaaaaaaaanejaaiaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaJ 1814-1648 Farnam St. ensational Saturday Specials 10 lbs. Best Gran ulated Sugar.... 78c 48-lb. Sack Gooch's Best Flour, at v vvifc aj -a ' k v $1.93 One carload Crystal White Soap on sale Saturday. One bar Creme Oil Soap FEEE Avitb 10 bars C C Crystal White Soap wC 2 Large Cans Pet, Dundee or Kamo Off Milk.. ZOC 3 Cans Carolene Milk. ., 25c Large Can Monarch 1 Pork and Beans-. . . X vl C 5 lbs. Fancy Head Rice. . 24c 5 lbs. lland Picked Navy Beans o A at Z4C 3 lbs. Fancy Santa Clara Prunes. . . . 24c FREE 1 lb. best bulk Cocoa with 3 lbs of our Food Center flfl Special Coffee...;. 4JLUvJ 2Pkgs. Uneeda Biscuits. . ..... 15. Fancy Assorted Cookies. ". .'. 26c 4-lb. Air Proof Box Premium Soda ! . Crackers. 64c YOUR CHOICE, No. 2 cans Kafno Household Peas, Maine Corn, "Wax Beans, Strawberry Bee Is and No. 3 Cans of Kamo Hand Packed Tomatoes. ..;...... . - 20c Headquarters for Dairy Products Fancy Full Cream Wisconsin Cheese, per lb 25 Full Cream Brick Cheese, per lb .....fflW Fresh Creamed Cottage Cheese, per lb... 20 ft Thompsen's Dairy Maid Fancy Creamery Butter, per lb 41 Three-cent Reduction on Gem Nut, Nut Ola and Milcoa Butterines. Rex Nut Colored (while it lasts), per lb...: 26 Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz. .23 Omaha's Greatest Values in Quality Meats Fresh Dressed Young Chickens, lb 2il2c Fresh Dressed Chickens, lb . 21c Steer Rib Roast, rolled, lb .25c Pig Pork Roast, lb. ,..v .12V&C Pig Pork Loin, lb. IQ1C Young Veal Roast, lb 20c Spring Lamb' Forequarters, lb... .'..l'2V&C Steer Shoulder Steak, lb : Hc Porterhouse Steak, lb. Pure Pork Sausage ' Leaf Lard, lb. ............. Sugar Cured Bacon, lb. Lean Breakfast Bacon, lb. V Swift's Premium Regular Hams, lb ....25c ....15c ....10c .....16c ..28i2c 29i2c Cigars Just Inside the Door Cigars 8c Value, Special 5c Ladina, McCord-Brady Hand made, Antonella, Camel, Flor de Intal, Lewis Single Hinder. 10c Value, Special, 2 for 15c Mozart. Rosemont. El Sidelo, Meditation, La- Saraniita, Princess Mercedes, Mungo Park, El Tovar. 12y2c Value, Special 10c Mozart, Harvester, Mendal, LaAzora, La Saramita. 1 We are exclusive distributors for Taderaa', Tampa Made, Clear Havana Cigars CIGAR DEPARTMENT OPEN EVENINGS. WeSeU SwNHEafc highest grade Macaroni, Spaghetti, Egg Noodles and other Macaroni Products. Ortman's Bakery Products Srecial 31ayer Cake, each.. go Bread Rolls, dozen 12 French iolla. dozen 20 Milwaukee Rye Bread. .' QQ Rogers' Candy BrazirRole, lb..... .. . . .59 Brazil Nut Paddies, lb 39 Saturday Sal and Free Demonstration of SNOWDRIFT VEGETABLE SHORTENING makes better Cakes, Pies and Biscuits. x- u. tauB 4 jg 4.,6 cang 2-ln ra-rltf . I n ... YMK I o-io. cans 56 S1.07 WESSON OIL makes the finest salads and Mivnn.i. n..i Pint cans OOa Quart cans o . OTumz "W Fruit Department bunches Fresh Rhubarb... 10 I Blue Goose Oranges, doz.... 35 Fancy Ripe Bananas, doz... 35 J Fresh Pineapples, each 20 Fresh Horseradish Roots.,.. 33 0