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nE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1921.
Poor Health!
4s Out of
' " ' Fashion
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An enormous change has come
.about in the way people regard ill
health since grandmother was a girl.
Feoplfi used to talk about interesting
- invalid) then and the word delicacy
Was" Synonymous with daintiness and
prettiness.' If a girl was too healthy
she felt, that she raq the risk of look
r, big 4tke- peasant. To perfect her
i bodily health might mean to increase
i j the girth of Oier 18-inth waist or to
make her feet too large for her 2'A
shoes. Moreover, it was fashionable
: for young, women to be passive, do
' cile creatures, or at least to appear so
j' in all 'matters of the heart, and the
i girl yrixh -good red blood coursing
; through,.her veins was not so apt to
'' remain so sweetly docile as was the
j hothouse maiden of fewer red blood
ij corpuscles.
i! And so it was that a certain
M amount of ill health was deemed part
!f of the lot of the well bred, well born
-is woman. .It was quite pardonable
;i and expected for the young girl to
t, faint at dances or to be missing at
;f dinnex. when important guests arrived
i because' of a headacne or a "slight
indisposition." Now the headachy
) girl sees the oculist, gets more out
door air and realizes that even a
ij slight -indisposition is something to
: fight against and something that will
tl tend to tr&ndicap her success in life.
;i IrQ't Itjtle manual for men in the
'j army-occur these words: "The best
i way for a man to be patriotic is to
' ; keep in jgood health. To aspire to be
-a popular among men requires good
", healfK.lThey.will not admire a man
Devilled Ham Loaf
HOLDING A HUSBAND
Adele Garrison's New Phase of ' -
Revelations of a W ife
Devilled ham loaf makes a mosi
appetizing course for luncheon, or a
cold supper.
Resembling a layer cake, it is a
surprise to the guests; when cut in
slices it is found to contain a goodly
portion of meat and.salad.
To Make Trim off all the crust
evenly from a 10-cent round loaf of
sweet rye bread. Cut a generous
slice from the bottom of loaf, as that
part is inclined to be tough this
slice is not to be used; cut the re
mainder of the loaf across the top
into four layers of equal thickness,
then spread each layer both sides
with butter, which has been mixed
with-a little made mustard. Put a
layer of devilled ham on the bottom
layer of br?ad, close it in with
another layer of bread and butter
and press closely together; on the
top of this put a layer of chopped
hard-boiled eggs, mixed with a thick
mayonnaise, press over with another
layer of bread and butter, then a
layer of devilled ham, then bread and
butter, and the remaining layer of
bread spread thickly with chopped
canned pimientos mixed with mayon
naise dressing. Put on the bread
top, mas"k over the whole loaf with
a thick layer of cream cheese which
has been mixed with sweet cream
and beaten to a smooth paste; deco
rate with English walnuts.
who continually visits the doctor.
They know that an officer has no
right to allow his system to get in
such a condition that it requires con
tinued care. Wounds and accidents
are a different matter."
vStore
"Closed
8 P. M.
Saturday
MEM PR' RRi
Omaha's Leading Cash Markets
Please
Shop
Q Early
Qullity Meats, Lowest Prices, Quick Service
212 N. 16th St. ' 2408 Cuming St. 4903 S. 24th St.
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Choicest Beef
Chuck Roast
11
Choicest Small
Lean Pork
Loins
'(' or whole)
17c
Choicest Lean
Pork Butts
for Roasting
16c
Choicest Beef
Pot Roast
10c
Strictly Fresh Roasting 1
Strictly Fresh Young 98c
SMOKED MEAT DEPT.
SugaiCured Skinned Hams. .... 26c
SugaiCured Breakfast Bacon . . . 24c
Sugar-Cured Strip Bacon. . .... .18c
Sugar-Cured Brisket Bacon. ... .17c
Sugar-Cured Picnic Hams.,. . 17c;
Puritan Regular Hams, 10-lb. av. 30c
Cudahy Puritan Breakfast Bacon 40c
Arittpur Star Breakfast Bacon. . .42c
PORK PRODUCTS'
Choice Fresh Spareribs... ...... .9c
Choice Fresh Neck Bones, 6 lbs. 25c
Choice Fresh Pig Feet, 5 lbs. . . . .25c
Coke Fresh Pig Hearts, 5 lbs .. . 25c
Cfioicer Fresh Leaf Lard ... . . 10c
Choice Fresh Pig Liver...;... ..-c.6c
Pickled Pig Tails, 4 lbs. . ;. .,J.25c
Pickled Pig Feet, 3 lbs. . . . . 25c
Hvceptlpickled Pork..:d 16c
ltrip Salt Pork. . . . ..;..:. . 17c
SAUSAGE AND COOKED MEATS
Choice Wienies and Frankfurts. . 17c
.Choice Polish & Garlic Sausages. 17c
hoice Minced Ham ......... v . . 20c
Chqice Pressed Hara. .:..a.,. .20c
reshLiver Sausages . . . . . 1 5c
fresh Bologna Sausage. ....... ...15c
Fancy Summer Sausage. .... .... 20c
ice Veal Loaf . , . . . 20c
CHEESE
Fancy Brick Cheese. ......
Fancy Cream Cheese.......
.;22c
..22c
Swiffs Gem Nut Margarine, special,
; per5h..... 21c
Premium. . . . . -m .22c
feuehler Bros. B. B. Brand, 2 lbs.. 35c
Best Creamery Butter, OO.
Mb. prints.,.,. . .. OiC
Native Steer Rib Boil
ing Beef,,.,.,.:. ........
SPRING LAMB
Genuine Spring Lamb Hindquarters,
at .............. ... 20c
Genuine Spring Lamb Forequarters,
at... ' ..14c
Genuine Spring Lamb Chops. . . .22c
BEEF CUTS
Prime Rib Roast Rolled . . . . . . . 22c
Choicest Cut Round Steak. .... .20c
Choicest Cut Sirloin Steak. . . . . .20c
Choicest Cut Porterhouse Steak. .20c
Fresh Cut Hamburger Steak. . . . .15c
Choice Corned Beef . . .:.126
Fresh Breakfast Sausage. ; 18c
VEAL CUTS
Choice Veal Stew. . . . . . . ..... 12C
Choice Veal Roast Shoulder Cut 15c
Choice Veal Legs. . .; 20c
Choice Veal Loins . . ; . ..... . . 20c
Choice Veal Chops. ... . . . . . . . .20c
Choice Veal Steaks . ..... ... . . . .30c
PURE LARD AND SHORTENING
Compound Lard, per lb ......... 1 lc
Swift's Premium Lard, 10-lb. pail,
each $1.60
Swift's Premium Lard, 5-lb. pail . . 80c
SPECIALS AND CANNED GOODS
Fancy Early June Peas, 3 cans. , .25c
Fancy Sweet Corn, 3 cans . . ."1 . . . 27c
Fancy Pork and Beans, 3 cans. . .27c
Fancy Tomatoes, 3 cans. ...... .27c
Fancy Sardines, 5 cans 25c
P. &G. White Naptha Soap, 10 bars
for ...60c
Tee Pee Laundry Soap, 10 bars. .35c
Evaporated I Milk, 3 tall cans. . . .35c'
Kasper's Stars and Stripes Coffee 30c
Rasper's Big 5 Coffee . .38c
Mail and Express Orders Filled From This List
The Way Mrs. Ticer Commanded
That Madge's Secret Be Kept.
I wakened early the next morning
ir. the unfamiliar best bedroom of
the farm house where we had se
cured temporary quarters for my fa
ther. Dicky and me, wondering what
hat! set my mental alarm clock.
If I had anything especially on
my mind I have the lucky faculty
of being able to waken at exactly
the time I planned the night before,
and I had charged my memory upon
retiring, after o'ur moonlight drive
to the beach and the old Dacey farm
stead, that I wished to arise early
enough to do what?
T"nr a tantalizins minute or two I
! could recall no reason for early ris
ing. Then the remembrance ot the
scheme Dicky had proposed the
night before flashed over me, and
I knew what it was that I must do.
Before Mother Graham should
awaken I must warn Lillian, Marion
and the Ticers to drop no hint that
I had ever heard of the Dacey farm,
much i, less had contemplated buy
ing it. For even though in my heart
of hearts I resented Dicky's scheme
of leading his mother to discover the
place, and to plan to buy it, yet I
knew that it was the only possible
way out of the dilemma forced upon
us by the combination of the hous
situation and mv mother-inlaw's
geneal crankiness.
In Plenty of Time.
I dressed quickly and noiselessly,
pinned a note on Dicky's pillow to
let him know where I had gone,
and that 1 would shortly return, and
then slipped out of the house with
out seeing any one. Smoke from
the chimney told ma that the mis
tress of the house was already astir,
hut I did not want to encounter her,
for I wished no delay.
Fearing that the sound of the mo
tor might awaken Mother Graham,
I left the car in the barn where I
lad put it the night before, and
walked swiftly down the road for
the half-mile that led to the Ticer
farm. The fog, which is so frequent
a morning visitor to the east. end of
the island, was just rolling back un-.
der the attack of the first rays of the
sun, leaving every bit of vegetation
c'amply glistening. I sniffed the
fresh air with the zest which always
attends any .walk of mine in the early
morning. It is my favorite time of
all the day.
F:om the Ticer chimney, also,
came a graceful spiral of smoke,
and from the Ticer ki'chen door, as
I approached it, came a most ape
cizing odor of coffee and frying
home-cured ham. That Mrs. Titer
was serving her own family with
breakfast, getting' them out of the
way before preparing the later and
more elaborate breakfast for us, I,
surmised. My guess was confirm
ed when I reached the kitchen door,
for Sam Ticer and Jerry, in their
shirt-sleeves but scrubbed until their
races were red with the soap and
tubbing, were sitting at- the table,
va' ant trencher-men, indeed, fa.'t
diminishing by huge onslaughts a
stack of pancakes.
I am afraid a dietitian would not
have approved this menu for a warm
spring morning, but I confess that
after my motor trip of the night be
fore, my sound sleep with windows
wide open, and my brisk morning
walk I envied Mrs. Ticer's men-folk
their hearty breakfast. As I appear
ed in the doorway, Mrs. Ticer, with
a little exclamation, dropped her
pancake turner.
"Well, I declare. Mis' Graham I"
she said. "You gave me a start. Is
there anything the matter?"
"Not a thing," I responded cheer
ily, "except that I want you all to
keep a secret for me."
It was amusing to see the round
eyes that Sam Ticer and Jerry
turned on me. Both the farmer and
his son have child-like minds, and
are neither as quick nor as poised as
Mrs. Ticer.
"A secret 1" Sam Ticer echoed.
"Haven't you got any ears?" his
wife snapped. "That's what Mis'
Graham said. Come right in, Mis'
Graham, and sit down if you can
find a chair fit to sit in." She flicked
some imaginary dust from a speck
less chair as she pushed it forward.
"And just tell us what you want."
"You ought to know you can't
trust a woman to keep a secret,"
Sam Ticer cackled... "But I'm a
master hand. I don't ever tell no
body nothing. I'm just like a grave,
I be." ' ....
"Don't pay any attention to him,
Mis' Graham," his wife begged
"He's always putting his foot in his
mouth every time he opens it. What
was it you wanted us not to tell?"
Her tone and manner eliminated
her husband from the discussion as
completely as if he had been a pan
of rubbish which her broom had just
swept up. But Sam Ticer knew it
SEVENTEENTH ATsDOUGlAS STREET
n DOUGLAS 3940
Orders of $5.00 or More Delivered to Any Part of the City Free.
SATURDAY SPECIALS-Real Money Savers
Comparison of prices and quality is your surest path to establish in your
own mind the wonderful advantages of concentrating all your Food buying
at the Table Supply. .
Cantaloupes, salmon tinted, Carload Finest Imperial Valley
each 7y2$ and market basket only. .$1.00
Pure Cane Sugar, -
100-lb sack S8.25
16 lbs ......$1.00
California BroilersjOg
tier lb. . OtJC
Save on Groceries
Swans Down Flonr, pkg. .'..37d
Elkhorn Milk, per can 10
Blue Eose Sice, 5 lbs. for 25t
Budwelser, per case of 2 dozen S2.75
Farmhouse Ginger Ale, per dozen.. $2.25
Fels Naptha Soap, 10 bars 63
P. & G Naptha Soap, 10 bars 63tf
Electric Spark Soap, 10 bars 47 d
Crystal White Soap, 10 bars 56d
Sardines, in finest oIItc oil, tt-lh. cans 29d
Butter, Best Creamery, lb ...34
New York Cream Cheese, lb 22
Sundrled Japan Tea, 60c Quality, n 48
Ice Tea Blend, 60c quality, per lb 48
Lipton Cocoa, -lb. cans 26
Einso Demonstration Spectalr-4 'or 25
8 for 494; " 'or 98
Meat Specials
Boneless Bib Boast, lb.. ...25
Lamb Stew, lb .5
Boneless Bacon, per lb. ........... ..17
Pot Boast, lb . . . 11$
Bib Boil Beef, lb. ,w..,..v. 5
Fruits and Vegetables
New Potatoes, per peck.... 63
Wax or String Beans, Home "
Grown, per quart ...15
Apricots, per basket .35
Ortman's Bakery Products
3-Layer Cake, each 504
Jelly Boll, each .......204
Cookies, all kinds, doz, 154
2 for 254
Crispy Potato Chips, per
pkg, 104; " 604
WeSen Skinners
the highest grade Macaroni;
Spaghetti, .Egg Noodles and
other Macaroni Products.
f f Do not
Lp&5 J parboil this mild
AiritanHam
j2TTCx"N 7vv before broiling
'A Cudahy Product Jf
1 "TKeTasteW H
anas
It's uniformly mild
Puritan Ham is always the same
mild and sweet, tender and fla
vory, full of wholesome goodness.
That is because of the utmost exact
ness which regulates the selection
and preparation of Puritan. It
means an appreciated quality and
an assurance of unvarying satis
factioa It pays to be particular. Always
buy by name. Be sure you get
Puritan and" you'll always be
delighted. ' -: '
THE CUDAHY PACKING .COMPANY
for good-natured banter, though with
a touch of firmness beneath the rail
lery. I saw by the slow appreciative
grin that spread across his face. But
he did not speak again until I had
stated my, errand.
"So you see," I finished, "it is vi
tally necessary that Mother Graham
does not guess I have looked at the
property or planned to buy it."
"I see," Mrs. Ticer said tersely.
"You remember that, Ticer and Jer
ry, and don't let me hear of either
of you ever blabbing a word about
this. And now you say you want to
see Mis. Underwood without your
rribther-in-law knowing it. I'll tell
you, Marion will be slipping down
here in a minute or two she gets
up early to see the men milk, and
then yot can send a note to her
mother. Now Ticer and Jerry, you
clear out of here and let me give
Mis' Graham some breakfast. She
must be starved."
(Continued Tomorrow.)
Hands vs., Housework.
Rub the hands thoroughly with a
little lard. Tut gloves on. Do all
sweeping, dusting and all work lhat
does not require wetting the hands, j'
Then' wash all necessary things it .1
the- same time. By not putting the !
whole weight of the body on one
hand wnen wasnmg noors nanus will
npt be red and swollen and veins
will not bulge out, causing thick,
shiny hands. Just relax the hands
when working. Tt is !a: great help
for those who do their own house
work. '.
Shoes for Baby.
Do not put patent leather shoes
on the baby. To produce the patent
leather a varnish is used which does
not permit of any ventilation of the
feet. The best leather is kidskin or
very soft calfskin.
Prominent Japanese women have
decided to form a woman's peace as
sociation to promote a world peace.
In the Grocery Department
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See What One Dollar Will
Buy In Our Mammoth
Grocery Department
10 packages Jello, all flavors,
only t-t$1.CO
4 large bottles Snider 'a '
Catsup $1.00
8 lbs. best Soda Crackers. .$1.00
3 lbs. of our Famous Ankola
Blend Coffee ....$1.00
6 cans choice Pink Salmon $1.00
22 bars Electric Spark Soap
for $1.00
30 bars Beat 'Em All Soap $1.00
20 lbs fancy Blue Rose Rice $1.00
10 lbs. choice Oregon Prunes
for ............$1.00
Quality Goods at the Lowest Prices,
The Household Word
10 lbs. best Pure Cane Granulated Sugar 696
Fancy Blue Rose Head Rice, per lb ....5
The best No. 1 Hand Picked Navy Beans, lb.'..... 5
The best Rolled White Breakfast Oatmeal...... 4j
16 ousce cans Wilson, Pet or Carnation Milk 12!4
4 pkgs. Macaroni or Spaghetti .....25J
Large jars pure Fruit Preserves........ 250
No. 2 cans Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple...... J5ft
No. 24 cans choice California Peaches, halves.. 256
No. 24 cans choice California Peaches, sliced.. 256
No. 2Y3 cans choice California Apricots... 256
No. 2Vs cans choice California Royal Anne Cherries
for .......306
No. 2 cans Washington Blackberries. 236
Snider's Soups, Tomato, can. .......?--.. 116
Snider's Catsup, large bottle............ 286
No. 2 cans Early June Peas, fancy Sweet Sugar
Corn or solid packed Tomatoes, can. ...96
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Dried Fruits for Sauce, Puddings, Pies and Cakea
80-40 fancy Santa Clara Prunes, lb.. .......... 206
,,-40-50 fancy Idaho Prunes, lb. .,,........-.. ..156
50-60 fancy Idaho Prunes, lb. . ; .-.;.. ...-.-. Vtz4t
: 60-70 fancy '.Idaho Prunes . . .-. w . 106
Cleaned Currants, per lb .....236
3 Crown Muscatel Raisins, lb..... 236
Fancy Muir Peaches, lb... 206
Fancy Evaporated Apples, lb 17J46
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, lb VVz&
8 lbs. shelled Popcorn.. ................... .256
TEAS AND COFFEES
Our Quality, Price and Reputation on Teas and
Coffees Needs No Explanation
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, lb 216
H. B. C. Special Blend, lb .............350
Ankola Blend, nothing like It, lb ..-456
For Ice Tea try our famous Diamond H. Blend, at,
per lb 456
The Vegetable and Fruit Market of Omaha
6 lbs. No. 1 New Potatoes. 256
Fresh Asparagus, bunch.......... ..5j
S bunches fresh Beets r....... 106
2 bunches fresh Turnips.......... t,-. ,!..... -56
3 bunches fresh Leaf Lettuce...... .......56
Fresh Peas, per lb 106
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Meat Specials for Saturday
Spring Lamb
Forequarter, lb ... . 156
Hindquarter, lb... 226
Steer 'Pot Roast, 126
Lean Pot Roast, lb... 186
Fancy Veal Roast, 17V&6
Extra Lean Breakfast
Bacon,' lb. 296
Large variety of Summer Sausage and Smoked Meat
in Delicatessen Department at Saving Cash Prices.
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Butter and Egg Department
Butter, -Eggs, Cheese, Oleomargarine and Picklea -
The best No. 1 Creamery Butter, per lb, . , , . .356
Fancy Country Creamery Butter, per lb.,... .286
The best No. 1 Brick Cheese, per lb. . . ,: 206
The best No. 1 Full Cream Wisconsin Young
American Cheese, per lb 226
Best No. 1 fresh ground Peanut Butter, lb. 146 .
Milcoa Brand Nut Butter, churned fresh, daily,
per pound .236
Fancy large Queen Olives, per quart ......... 406
Fancy selected ripe Olives, per quart .400
Best No. 1 Pickles White Onions, per quart 606
Fancy large Dill Pickles, per dozen. tst,. 356
. 'All the best brands Nut Butter, per lb". . I., .".246
The best No. 1. strictly fresh Eggs, per dozen 246.
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