THE IJEK: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, NOVKilliElt 23. 1021.
11
Listen; World!
L
John h rebelled. For IS er,
on every Saturday niKht, John ha
landed Marie his iay tnvelopr,
unopened. For IS year Marie
ha doled out jut enoiiRh each
day to cover car fare and lunrh
expense. Marc it a koJ wife,
remember. She doei not use erne
cent of What is left elrihly. Ye.
Maric'i a nice person. So it
John. F.veryonc likes them.
Dut lately the men have taken
Jo avoidinii John. He'g so niti
fully eager for a chance cigar or
a lunch invitation nomchow he
doesn't teem like one of the Ghhk.
it'll n has noticed this so at lat
e hat rebelled, lie wanti to
manage part of that pay envelope
hitnscli-t wauts to jinxle a ffW;
dollars 'n hi pocket says he has
the risht." Marie retorts that
they barely cet along as it is and
that it isn't air lor him to fed in
jured . Well, it it fair or isn't it? Is
it good business or not? Marie is
a good Manager, probably a bet
ler manager than John. . Many '
w ves are. Out is this way the
best management? . Does she save
or waste?
I think tilie wastes.
She may not be wasting gold
or silver, but she's wasting some
thing infinitely more valuable
flic's wasting a man's self-respect.
You might just as well expect
your gas stove to do full service
with a leaky valve or your car to
make speed with a missing
cylinder as a man to give his best
return without h's full quota of
self-respect.
John isn't morcly 3 resident of
. ' Copyright by Georira
By
ELSIE
ROBINSON
Main itreit. He's resident of
the world. Uc't got to play with
the Man Gang, and if lie doem't
play in the man way, lie loet
caste, John' empty pockets
proves that he isn't playing the
game the man way. ou may
be quite ture that they're not go
ing to give John the pay heckt
WHO' SHCXJCO HANOU
TrlC TAV CHCCK ?
of others to manage, when Mario
h.n so publicly advertised that he
can't manage his own.
Would John make inroads on
that check if he managed it, and
waste quite a bit? Marie thinks
he would, and she's Wise in think
ing it. Hut she's extremely
stupid in not realizing that if the
gave him back his self-respect he
might make a much bigger pay
check, which would more than off
set the wasting.
Matthew Adam.
' Ginning Facts. ;
In canning work one of thi uioit
i important consideration! is the .time
! required for the food at the center
of the container to reach the tem
perature of the retort or water bath
m which it i being processed.
L'nited State Department of Agri
culture Itullctin VSft, "A Study of the
Factors Affecting Tcmptrature
Changes in the Container During
the Canning of Fruits and Vege
table, which has just bent issued,
centi-r attention on these time tem
perature relation. The purpose ha
been to bring out the underlying
principle rather thin to lay down
definite rules of procedure. The re
sult of this experimentation are 01
interest to scientific workers in the
field, to commercial canneries and
similar large scale handlert ci foods
Sweet potatoet will keep for
weekt if put into a strong paper bag
and placed in the refrigerator.
somen BROTHERS
HARNEY 0188
28TH and FARNAM
In accordance with our usual reputation for having the finest
poultry in Omaha, w want you to see our Thanksgiving stock
before you buy. Quality, a always, our first consideration.
Ducks, Lb. 35c Turkeys, Lb. 52c Geese, Lb. 33c
English Walnut.. pr -lb 3c
New Crop filberts, Uratils and , )-
eana. S lh. for SOc .
T Crown Pressed Turklah Figs. Tht (
best on the market, lb 43c
Gordon & Dlllwnrth'a Mlnrn Meat,
mad In tht "0)l Fashioned Way," ,
per lb. S3e
Genuine Ilonif-mnde Mine Meat, a
wondrrful iiuality. per lb 33c
The Very Bl Creamery Butter, per
lb 49
Cranberries, per lb , , ,0f
Fancy Michigan Celery, 8 to 8 stalk.
per bundle 28
Tei'hcrg Head Lettuce, solid Leads
earn i 10(
Extra Fancy Sullana Raisins, per ll
at 39i
Extra Fancy Jorsey Sweet Potatoes,
Ilia, for ZSc
Llpplncot'a Large (jueen Olive., 28-ns
jar. each 49-
Llppincot's Stuffed Olive. 40c
Seven Good Books
: Named by Mrs.
A.F.Merrill
Seven good books named by Mrs.
Anthony French Merrill in her lec
ture Monday morning at the Black
stone hotel were: . "
"The Mirrors of Downing Street;"
"Modern Democracies," by Viscount
Bryce; "How the French Built
Their Cathedrals," by Elizabeth
Boyle O'Reilly; "Victoria," by Lyt
ton Strachey; '"The Life of -Harry
I'abre," by his sister; "To Let," by
Galsworthy, and "If Winter Comes,"
Uy A. S. M. Hutchinson.
For good measure, Mrs. Merrill
threw in "The Prime Minister." by
Harold Spender; "A Ballad Maker's
Pack." by Guiterman; "A Penny
Whistle," by Burton Lester Taylor,
And "Out of the Mist," by Florence
Jvilpalrick Mixter.
. "The Mirrors of Downing Street"
must be read to the end, according
to Mrs. Merrill. It deals with 12
prominent English leaders, showing
their weaknesses with wit and satire.
The book reveals that these mei
lacked moral earnestness, wherein s
the-justification- for its publication.
"Thc-Frime Minister" is the life of
Lloyd George, the "only public man
who has survived the war," said Mrs.
Merrill. ' ' '
"Modern Democracies" is ponder-,
ous aniLgreak the speaker informed.. j
It shows the result bf a republican
democracy in 'America, Australia,
South Africa, Switzerland, New, Zea
land and other places.'
Beautiful and constructive is "How
the. French Built Their Cathedrals,"
Mrs. Merrill continued. "It is tran
quil yet. animated .and altogether
absorbing.' 11 transports you to a far
off time of wonder and beauty."
"Victoria" tells the story oi Quqen
Victoria well and with it reveals
her age. Although the author looks
at the queen in an "icy" way, with
out sympathy, yet he leaves us .a
picture of a solid, fine old woman,
Mrs. Merrill told her audience
A clever story of a man with a
delicate. temperament tied to an un
sympathetic machine of business and
a wife"withbut temperament; is '"If
Winter Comes." the speaker said.
Florence, Kilpatrick Mixter, who
wrote "Out of the Mist," was for
merly, an Omaha; girl. '
rBook love," by Willis, was men
tioned by Mrs. Merrill as a charm
ing volume on the love of books.
Problems That Perplex
" Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
In Need of Advice.
Dear Miss Fairfax: Recently I
moved to the city, but have a hard
time gcttlnp acquainted with those
cf the opposite sex.
From what people say, although I
do not Bee it that way, I'm attrac
tive, and it seems every fellow I
meet wants to flirt. I'll admit I'm
good at that, but do it just for a
rastime, as I'm rather particular
when out with a fellow.
I've been with a few since I came,
but none appeals to me, and thus
we part. I love to ko out and have
a good time, hut it seems I'm always
at home iii the city.
. How caii I become acquainted
with some one? I'm popular at
dances and have, many chances to
go home, but never take them. Do
you think your own pood judgment
of a elfance acquaintance is always
for the best?
I get lonesome at times, and when
I do go out it's only with girls. My
folks never cure when I go out, so
I just use my own judgment in
choosing a mate, but want your ad
vice. - '- JANE.
I think you need some good,
motherly advice, and I am sorry
your mother is not more particular.
You seem to have the wrong idea
about several thinirs. First, flirting
is rot to your credit: you see your
self what Jt brings you. That kind
of popularity is short lived. Your
own good -Judgment, if you had it,
Jane, would- protect you against the
Idea of making chance acquaintances.-
That is the cheapest thing;
in the world to do. It isn't well to'
believe you are "so attractive look
in?. Jane. Altogether, you sound a
bit flighty to me and badly in need
of a ilittle watehin? and some good,
wholesome advice from a mother or
some older woman relative.
The Big Sisters, the Get Acquaint
ed club, the Ennis club, the Candle
club, the Girls' Community and the
First Presbyterian church all spon
sor "get acquainted" groups for
lonesome-people. ',
That figured terry cloth1" is a good
thing for window draperies where j
something heavier than net or cre
tonne is wanted, but where it is not
advisable to spend too much money
This comes in delightful designs and
colors, sc-retinaes duplicating those
of cretonne.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results
Estra Sifted Kmall June Peas, regular SSe vluo. The equal cf any brand
you have ever bought. 9 tins fur oc. rer aot
KaUuina Oranges. Pomegranates, Alligator Pears, Imported Spanish Malaga
Grapes, Cider. Fruit Cake. Imported Table Cluster Kaisins, Plum and Fig
Pudding, and everything elae to make your Thanksgiving dinner wonderful
TO FACILITATE DELIVERIES, we ask you ta give ua your Tbanksglvin
order Tuef day night, and we will guarantee delivery early Wedneaday morning.
Sell
"TVs HIghe Cratfe Macaroni
Erg Noodle, Spaghetti and
ether Macaroni Products
I Thanksgiving Dinner Specials
31
' lacla3ai lbj
Pure Apple Juice, gal. cans -49
Large Spanish Olives, quart jar ...".-13
Old Mpnk Olive Oil, quart cans $1.25
Pumpkin Solid Pack,' No. 3 can,...15?
Libby's Apple Butter,-No. 2'2 cans.. 25
New Comb Honey 25)
Crisco, any size, . per lb. .197
. Table Supply Special Coffee, 3 lbs 90
One-llnir Lb. Free With Every Purchase of 3 M.
Libby's Mince Meat, 2-lb. jars for,
Mixed Nuts, 1921 crop, per lb.
Dromedary Dates, 2 pkgs. ......
New Brazil. Nuts, 3 lbs. ........
Sun Maid Seedless Raisins, pkg.
Fancy Imported Figs, lb
Extra Fancy Grape. Fruit, 3 for
Extra Fancy. Juicy Oranges, 'doz.
....25
....43tf
....5(ty
....27
....45?
.,..25r
Cigars
Jimr Inside the Door -
Thanksgiving Specials
Mozart, lie value,' . " '
box 25 ..S2.45
Otello, 10c value, box 25 S1.50
Camel Cigarettes, carton SI. 75
Fruit
a 9
Ortman's Genuine
cake, per lb. ..
Tutti Fruiti Cake, en, 80tf
Whip Cream Puffs, do QOd
Pumpkin .and. Mince Pics, stoek Fish, Genuine Norwegian,
Oyster Specials
Standards, per quart 706
Selects, per quart SOd
New York Counts, quart.. 81. 10
each
,.20H
per lb.
Fresh Dressed
. Spring Turkeys, per
ib ; . 45c i
Youngt Geese, per
lb. -25
Pork Loiii per lb. .17
Fresh Roasting , Hams,-
or -whole, per lb. ..VtVi
P MM mm aa 1
iFreshDressed
Fancy Spring,
Ducks, per lb. .29
S t) r i n sr Chickens.
dper lb. .....24y2
Larded Veal Loin or Kid
ney Koast, per lb. 1714
Choice Bound Steak, per
lb. . . . 19(7
WHEN HAPPY FOLKS are eathered 'round the
fcttive board when eyes are bright and heartY
are flad there is only one kind of dessert to
pray orachi' the occasion. In fact, the; best
, relreahment for all Thanksgiving dinners, parties
and little home gatherings is
Plum Pudding
Ice Cream
IT IS ANOTHER Harding Ice Cream delighta:
refreshment so full of rich, flavory goodness -so
smooth and creamy so tempting to all good . ' ;
Thanksgiving appetites, that it will be the crown-; '':
ing feature of your dinner. -
It has a truly distinctive Plum Pudding rv,
flavor that is quite in keeping with the spirit of
the holiday, and it is sold by hundreds of Hard- -ing
dealers one of whom is close to your homei
Order Some Today :....
To BE CERTAIN of having Harding's Plum -! 7
Pudding Ice Cream as holiday dessert, tell your'. - .
dealer to keep some for you today. Every mem". ' ;
ber of the family will enjoy it.
-Air
There is Only One Plum Pudding ;V y
ice luteam, it rs
v$m --IJIWX Cream
''.'Sr' A ' " -f ..!'. v-.- y-..- - r.' " '
Oho
of all
CKEAM
4
Delicious Dainties for Your Thanksgiving Dinner
Kalamazoo Celery.
Head Lettuce
Candled Fruits
Luscious Crauburries '
Inlp'ted English Grapes
, Salads,. Pickles .
Fruit Cakes
liates and Figs
Relishes
Nuts
Jelllc3
Ankola Coffee
Let your Thanksgiving Day be a perfect one. You can be certain that the dinner
will be most delicious when you shop at the Central Market. Come once and you
will come always., ' "
I Choice Treafi'Dry Picked IV Extra Choice Fresh Dry g
Turkeyt, ' fOA 1 Picked Turkey., ACn M
per lb I per lb. OC P
i -l
I Fancy Freah Dreased Fancy
Geeae. 9 Rip I 1 Dc)l
oer lb w2C 1 S per lb..-.
if l;bp:!.r.?:,;:..10c
Phone
DO uglas
1796
Fancy Fresh Dry Picked
Turkey., ,' 4,74,.
per lb. 2C
I i
Fresh Dressed
29ic
Fancy Fresh Dressed
Spring Chix or QCp
Hens, per lb OC
Best Cuts Fan
Shoulder Roast..
iey 1 OJL I Fancy Young Veal 1 C -it,.
lb.. 1&2C 1 Roast,, per lb
All kinds of- Salted and Unsalted Nuts for your Thanksgiving dinner,
the kind that melt in your mouth.
Peanut Brittle,' Tier lb. ; . . .25 " 79c Chocolates.
Cream Wafers to finish with,
per lb 59
Large cans - of
Peaches, Apricots,
per can .'. .
Pineapple,
30c
No. 1 can Libby or Advo
Pineapple, ' O A-
per can ;
.Large cans Ripe Olives .-40J
No..l cans Large Ripe Olives
at ........23C
30c size Stuffed Olives. 35t?
SOc size .Queen' Olives.. 352
. Lippen'cbtt's Pore Strawberry
or Raspberry . Preserves,
per jar ............306
100 lbs. Best Cane Sugar
at S6.15
48-lb. sack Blue Bell Flour
Rfc
48-lbsack Omar Hour.. 1.98
Swansdown Cake Flour,
Pkg. ..38d
Swansdown Instant Cake Flour
at 28
Dr. Price's Baking Powder 25
New Crab Meat, per can.. 480s
New Lobster, per can. . . . .4
New Shrimp, per can 22
lb. Baker's Chocolate. ,.24
Large cans Advo Pumpkin. 14 1
2-lb. can Heinz Mince Meat
t .58
Large cans Kamo Pumpkin,
, ' per can 14
No. 2 can Pumpkin, can. .9J
Large cans Del Monte
Spinach 25t
Advo Extra Sifted Peas,
can ...28
Early June Sifted Peas,
can lo ,
Advo Extra String or Wax
Beans, per can 33
Del Monte Asparagus Tips,
per can 35
3 cans for 81.00
1-lb. can Heinz Fig Pudding
at 48e
1-lb. can Heinz Plum Pudding
- at 48c4
1-lb. can Heinz Mince Meat
at . . .30t
$1.50 size Maraschino Cherries 98 Central Special Coffee, lb., 3C; 3 lbs. for .....88t
?5e size Maraschino Cherries. .49f Extra Fancy Santos Coffee, per lh 25
Central X-tra" Quality Cream- Creamery Tub Butter, lb....39 Checked Eggs at, per
ery Butter,' per lb. . ..46 Mellow Cream Cheese, lb. .. .30 dozen 32'4
Assorted Chocolate Cookies, lb 32ten's gociely Fl?kes. per pkg 20
Ortman's Genuine Fruit Cake, lb .75
Tutti Frutti Cake, each gOC
Whipped Cream Puffs, dozen 60
Pumpkin and Mince Pies, each ..-20?
Extra Fancy Alabama Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. 25
Fancy Heavy Juicy Grapefruit V. ....... -IOC
2 for 15c 4 for 25?
Fresh Alligator Pears, Mushrooms, Persimmons,
Artichokes, Pomegranates, Cucumbers, Chestnuts.Tomatoes, Celery, Cabbage and Pascal Celery.
BUEHLER
O maha's Lead i n g C a s h Market s
- Fancy
. Fresh
" Dressed
Geese
Special at
23c
Highest Quality,
Lowest Prices
Quick Service
212 No. 16th St. .. . 2408 Cuming St.
4903 So. 24th St.,
Mail and Express Orders filled
y from this list.' "'. ;'.
fVbs'lHANKSfilYlNCr,
DINNER'S
AT THIS STORE
LoTOP HESlTATlrVi
Fancy.
' Sugar Cured :'
Skinned Hams
Vz or whole
lh
Sugar Cured
Breakfast
Bacon
y or whole
22c
Sugar Cured
Picnic Hams
Special at
15c
Choice Beef
Chuck Roast
lie
Small Can
Pork Loin
Roast
Wholesale Prices on All Fancy No. 1 Poultry
Fancy Dry Picked Turkeys 42c
Fancy Fresh Killed Spring Chickens for Roasting. .. . ...... .23c
Fancy Fresh Ducks .
. V-'.
. . .28c
Strictly Fresh Oysters,' quart . . '
. . 65c
PORK CUTS
Choice Fresh Hams, or whole,
at .. .... .Ui6c
Choice Pork Shoulders, whole,
,' at ':. ........ . . . . 12jc
Choice' Fresh Spareribs :y. 13c
Choice Fresh Side Pork ;.; . 18c
Fresh Boston Butts . . . . . .16c
Fresh Pork Sausage, all pork,
at ........... ;.;'.u;20c
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CUDAH Y'S PURITAN LARD
jo-lb. pails . .U . :1 JO;
5-lb. pails ., . . . .85c
BUTTERINE DEPT
Eyergood Liberty Nut v.: . . 22c
Ever good Butter ine, lb . . . .25c
Evergood Butterine," 5-lb.
" carton . . ..... . $1.15
Danish PioneeriCreamery
v Butter ; .'.. .42c
Choicest Cut Sirloin Steak. 15c
Choicest Cut Round Steak. 15c
Choicest Cut Hamburger
' Steak :. 15c
Cudahy's Puritan Breakfast
Bacon, or whole side . 35c
rArmour's Star. Bacon, . . ..35c
Cudahy's Puritan Skinned 1 " .
Ham, special at . . . ... .25c
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a Single
Dollar
Will Do
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SIMPLE WAY TJttET
RID, OF BLACKHEADS
K. ;. .
' There i one 8impleend sure way
that never fails to got rW ,iUickheads and
that i to dissolve thenrt-,''F-i
"To do this get two fetirjti of ealonite
powder from any dnjeiG sprinkle a
little on aiot, wet po6fr rub over the
blackheads "briskly waxW,.J(he1 parts and
you will be surprised ho:thi,blaekheads
have disappeared. Big Qins'klieads, littl
blackheads, no matter whfVcstey are. aim.
ply dissolve and disappear- tyaviwr the
parts without any mark vfiararr. Black
heads are simply a rnixtjje- "it dust and
dirt and secretions front?"tfr;body that
form in the pores of thaAtttg" Pinchlnir
and squeerinir only causaMrritirtlon. maka
larsre pores and do not tttrttei out after
they become hard. The'JajstJarlite powder
and the water simply diol. the black.,
heads so they wash riKhtp'rlk'eavinE the
pores free and clean andln-their natural
condition. Anyone troubled with these on
BiKhtly blemishes should MrjUUnly try thii
simple method. ij'.jti,
CUTICURA IHALS
.CHILD'S EKEMA.
On Face, Neck ai Behind
Ears. Itched aninijued.
"When I was a childajrifee, neck
and behind my ear weicaaMred with
a rash. I acratcJaMwomaca
that it turnefl -Vr watery
eczema. Thiia)"was in
flamedand itched and burned,
and I would aelatck until it
would bleed, jrbJch cauaeat
the skin to be
"A friend (aconmended
CuticuraScpand Ointment and after
using four cakes of Soapaaitwo boxes
of Ointment I was corapkAajr healed."
(Signed) MissThelrrtaJtabinson,M3
No. Spruce St., VkksbSr( Mich.
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