a
, families.
“ed in her childrens diet.
”macaroni.
”as
.aaaver
*fithst
., m in later life? .
"Au-math.
Jail], it is seldom refused.
“all [a various ways.
l‘ m1. Wooten! New-DIM" Union. )
~15- W plan is a sort a! blue
'm at what one proposes to do with
it. funds at command The builder
do his work properly only with
”able, plane before him. The diner-
” between the structure erected
with a plan and that erected without
“I la great. The diherence between
fine mite or an income administered
Mug to system and those spent
Gaga-.13 attempt. to work.
I well-formulated plan, mean.
and unsatistactory result.
—Clnrence Flynn.
rmallor the income. the more
i is the making at a budget
w for upenditure.
,. moo guinea m asAson.
ca'eim ia so delicious in cakes.
tannins and cookies. that not
one hitahould ever go to
music.
Soul- Cream Cake»—
Slft together two and
‘ one-fourth cuntula of
flour- with two teaspoon-
tnla of baking powder.
one-halt toaspooni‘ul of
halt. and one teaspoon-
lul oath of (innnmon and
. Add one and onevfonrth cup-
Motgugar, ,onevhal! cupful of nuts,
“tell“!!! of chopped and floured
Stir into one cupful of thick
cream one-fourth of a teaspoon
- soda. dissolved In one table
5 i 01 water. Add to this one-
:ot a cuptnl or softened butter
5' untiiwell mixed. Combine the
I50 other dry ingredients with
m and butter; heat together
pm in a paper lined loaf tin.
or twoegga may be added it eggs
Ml. making the cake richer.
' using miik‘niay be made with
~maia. using the cream” a sub.
5' for the milk and counting the
» .as equal to one-third cunt-l of
deep Wlm'imnosa—Cetainto
pound and a hall of veal and
ounces of bacon. Put into a
W0 with one large onion. three
- hatter, one tableapoontnl of
Willi ofaalt and one of
' until the real iabrowned.
of water and one and
, « -- and cook slowly
(strain. totem with
’ :whl'pped cream.
Peel good sized
*” Willa Wat's:- toi-
am. from are"
much on the WOW
which should never be given to
children and the
custom of having
them servedaway_.;__
' from the tempta-
tion or such food
is followed lam
Themoiherwho
takes time to
Warm in her general 5
Mg and conversation with other
“learn may attractive wayaot
Millennium foods thatarein—
‘ “own” if!“ or drled stewed fruit.
mm until one and stirred through
munch Ian-lineal, creamotwheat
”meal well cooked will
”a ‘ pleasant change from the or-
; .A mean arrangement of the food.
. new dish, a garnish of some well-
:0 food will often be an appetizer
*a flagging appetite. Our stockmea
that the young animal should
stop growing and they see to
theydon'htorltmcanaanin-5
W in profits. How much more im-
mat la it that the little human
betedaothat there maybeao
places in the body structure to
Some day our states will look after
feeding of our children who are to
L the world's work. with as. much
"apendlture of funds and energy as
on“, do now on the stock, valuable
Bread and butter grows monotonous
M lprinhled with a hit of
maple sugar or a layer or 5 come acquainted with the mode in ac-
" Wu. baked pears, baked ,kimie
mt. as well as baked potatoes.
suggestions are-eggs caretui-
n m with milk or baited with ' character.
m and bread crumbs until Just
Baked customs. flavored with corn-
amel. tapioca with apple, rice “in: may be had in jade. arr-,lil-l sapphire,
Man is one of Just about the .
THE woman who gives thought to
her colffnre. her hat and her
dress necessaries is about sure of suc-
cess to the matter-mt her toilette.
whether it is made for the everyday oc-
cupations of life or for high occasions.
Kore than half the battle is won [or
street dress when the coiti'ure and hat
are all that they should be, and it is
the nicelies of ’the costume that give
it a lint-or which cannot be overlooked.
Old father Christmas brought in a
'3 huge pack or purely personal gift- for
dainty women this year, which is
worth while reviewing in order to he-
leewwx' Leaving out jewels of all
‘Hvl'v are left gloves, hose, fans.
:wkwmlr. lmndkerc‘hietn. hand
5: ., umbrellas, mrfs and many
thin-.0: Illlil give the costume
fbelu
batty:
other
5 Among fans those of curled or an-
.curled oatrich with dark i-hell sticks,
’7 Ital. head and butter cut in fancy 'hold the load as the fmoriies of (ash-
Wlfll cookie cutters and gap. too. From two to omen plumes. in a
5varlety of colors. are used for making
one of these rich belongings and they
turquoise. orange. flesh mlor. black
and red or ordered in any other colors.
Another lovely accusery of 6mm.
feafiiers, to he worn with evening
frocks. appears in bracelets (or hate
arms. made at ribbon and lines. They
“We.
Caramel Flavor Given hy Increasing
Wflkua—amam
“comet-cm,
Omaha.
(3713.8.Pnbliefiealthierviee).‘
To those whoarei‘ondot them. 55:5
“a“ “3'0? 0! new tomatoes in 5
made dishes-fie following recipe for 555
m“'mfltllde given out by the {,
"nlcatotlmmwillheweicome: :5:
Gnanfmbuarmaiade. 5
i
5
Wash and trim tomatoes. cut into '
slices medium thick. Cut lemon and 5
more into very thin slices. (Be
careful to pick out all seeds). Add
strap and sugar. A small amount of
salt (one-eighth to aria—fourth tea-
spoonmi) is omen wandered adv-an.
lagoons: here. as always. it render!
theaweet mteotaugarlesscloytng.
Bollingmngepeelmrafewmln-
nice in salted water prevents ita
hardening later. when cooked in strap.
Heir slowly. stirring until well
mlxed. then dart-er gently until the
tomatoes are salt and the mannaiade
has the. consistency of thick. heavy
Jam. This will moire three to four
hours. There should be about one
pint of marmalade. 5
If a caramel flavor is liked. the 5
beat my be slightly increased at the
very last. so that the jam darkens at
the bottom next the kettle; but great ‘5.
care must be taken not to overdo this ' :5.
eflectas thejam laeaslly soot-died. 5;;
A someuhat dill'erent effect may be 5 : ~
obtained by chopping the rind of
lemon-Moran‘s. Attheeodolthe
long cooking proceaa these hits or,
dropped rind seem much like chopped 5
ant;
Orangeuavoriapreurresooeaeot.
last indefinitely. apart from the tang 5 f5
o! the rind. Coti‘aeuurntiy this man- 5
are made to be worn on the am Just
above the elbow.
Sen to imadkerchlefs. gloves and
necker rank in importance simply
because they are no universal. Neck-
near is a story by itself. but one of
the new items in it appears in the
round collar and vest" pictured above
This is made of fine net. Venice lace
insertion and Val edging as m
by the photograph and is a simple
matter for the home needle worker
to handle. it is to be made by hand.
in gloves, washable varieties for
street ytar find evening-easing favor.
white doeskin fastening with pearl but.
tons sta‘ing at the peak of daiati»
nesa. They are rivallod by gray cloth
gloves of a suede—like texture, woven
with lining in a amtrastiag tint’aad
fastened with strap and slide. Gaunt-
let and slip-on styles are in great de-
mand A very handsome pair or
French glare kid is shown in the pic.
ture with Van Dyck points and bad
stitching in black. “Finite gloves are
often finished with tan or beige in-
stead of black and divide honor: with
grny gloves in popularity. 1
inala'de is past when only a few daya
or weeks old.
--. n45
autoMMuMerIockmkey.
Sudden and severe sickneea shortly
BRIBTMAS time brought out gar-
nlsilments innumerable for the
dress and for the homes of ladies fair
—all these personal niggtiee that wom-
en are never too old lit-“too young to
enjoy and appreciate.
Beginning with aeckwear, there were
many collar and cut! sets. some of
them lam styles, but made as they
have been of line nets. sheer labile;
and lace. Among the new things
there were'cuii's with “bib” collar: to
match, as shown in the illustration
above, in which due ballots. with tiny
tacks. Venice lace and narrow Val lace
5edging. are combined in a heautitul
set. This particular collar has a round
neck. It was not more m than
9W collars mm.mmw ”ye-toes
nontolnalll ,
Marvin: .. ih
dud Ml”!
mterlalsl‘ climb"
that form of pole-
iadoe to decayed. fer-
ted or rotten food. and which to
polluting." Such
ould always be reported
7 55:5 «the WM poison.
. \Mand water. salt, .
venting panama momma:
vtheuropsrdussotsnemehc‘
REMEMBER—Goods will not keep going down f0: ,5
on most goods are lower today than they’ll be' m thm merry.
OF THE SEASOV
FINAL and LAST SALT;
Men’s and Young Men’s Clothe:
For this Clearance Sale we will give a discount 01 SW :~-~(
on most every Suit and Overcoat to stock. Good Suits Am? I --
may be had for $15.00 and $20.00.
BOYS’ DEPARTMENT
BOYS’ PANTS Values up to $3.00. 12,.
BOYS’ JUVENILE SUITS. . . . . . Values up to $10.00, 51,5 .35,
BOYS’ MACKINAWS . . . . ....... Values up to $12.00. For 545.9,
~ BOYS’ CHINCHILLA COATS. . .. Values up to $10.00. l‘m- <15
BOYS’ CORDUROY SUITS . .. Values up to $12.00. i‘nr vii-3
BOYS’ BLOUSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Values up to $1.98. For «15.55.
BOYS’ SUITS (age 7-18). . . ...... Values up to $13.00. For v.93
BOYS’ OVERCOATS (age10-18).. Values up to $13.00. Fm. ., :;
We will sell, for these TWO DAYS ONLY, 1:. a I ( 51 S 5‘; :
EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL!
.VV
BILT SUITS, guaranteed for Six months’ hard so: \lk _ :4»:
$16.75DUBBELBILTSUITS..... ...... . ~
$18.75DUBBEIBILTSUITS....... ................. ‘5
$20.75 DUBBELBILT SUITS. . _.
$24.75-3F2a75-530. 75 DUBBELBILI‘ SUITS .-
......................
SPECIALS IN OUR SHOE DEPT.
BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER! 40% to 60% OFF. E ~ .
- . ,
5a few of the bargains we offer for these two day s only .
,TamCalfMiLHeeLShoes ......
Two-eyeletKidefords .......
BOYS’ and GIRLS’ SHOES at 40% to 50% OFF REG! [All i‘l'f
.~.
. MEN'S SHOES at 50% to 60% OF THE REGULAR l . 5: :.~.
SILK- DRESSES -
Values up to sit} on
I And some good values at $3.95.
IEDDY BEAR Sll'?
“WWW“
SALT rsskvrtaas TO DEATH
7 MUauaflyGeileai-lom Through
‘ WerOthu-‘Piacuwm
Values up to Mimi F.
It 55.“
2-Sti'ap PUMPS ...... . . . . . . . . .......... Values up to 5121.5 5?
l-I‘belet Pat. PUMPS ................... Values up to SW 555! >1»?
Mahogany Mil. Heel OXFORDS. . . . . . . . . .Values up to $9 05‘. 1.2.3
PATENT; W’Itl‘l BIICk TOPS. . . . . . ... . . . . . . Values up to ,\‘,'_.,')(l . 55,515,:
PATENT, withBuckTops....... ......... Values uptn S1500, my?
mmmfleel “Valuesuptosn‘lml ms)
BM mflilltary Heel. ......... .Values up to <50. 00 ‘ff 55.3
mack. Gun Metal, Military Heel ...... Values up to m. on .. .3
”We. Mil. Heel, Oxfords. . Values upto $512.00, 51.5.)
beam
——
Last year was an unusually had .
year for fleas about houses. The time 5
is again at hand when, though the
voiced the deamay not be heard in ’
the land. his tickling will be felt in the 5
flesh-unless the simple preventiveia
med. ,Fleas usually get into the
:5, $15.00. To close out.
Range in prices up to $351.00 You can buy to 02:1; 331°” Torn “ 5 ' ‘
- them new for " \ At 56 98.2 .
' HALF PRICE. Some as low as - ,5
SERGE DRESSES SWEATERS FOR am 9
Values up'to $20.00. . Sizes 3 to 14. ll~‘;.:'..r‘ ' '
-At 56.98 to, $10.98 mu be .05.: , _
' ' For 1/; Pnt c.
SWEATERS
All wool, worsted, very stylish coat models ‘VAISTS 5
with belt. All colors. Former prices $12.98 to Silkfi, Gem-gene , I”; 5 I. 5 . .
5'55! '5 :\
orS. Values from $7.50 i
At $6.98." . At $3.98.
houaa tram the basement or some
place where dogs or other animals
have dept. Make a thorough clean-
W- mm mm ll well with
t wet enough 7 5
this kind of embroidery goes quietly
and is very eifeotlve.
There are acme vei‘y liaadaome high-I
They are usually made of deep
colored, net and lace andnauch ail-g
I1
mide. Gold roast pork makes a nice m
In hahdkemhiefla mwm- mum . . . 5...,
tho ,verydaiatyonoa‘ot ‘ ‘
plain or masher-”q“ linen with very nae- ”in; white stockings make aceilent
mu- or line not: sometimes an ant " "
had an edge whipped with .
' a.
ANGORA SHAWIS I. ‘. .
. Very wide and two yards long, with and
without pockets- to close out
"\
IN HAM blue and white tan and \s-,hi‘.o p: nk w, it '5 .
G 8 pm I .0180 solid color; and W i \ lulu clsnmo 53's. .
grhmdoolsflutraugempnce inflame "--
~ Prices from $3.98 to 5:55.40.
so
And Crépe long Kimonos to close out
a
‘ Values $1 93.
. .l 5
Black Sateen, ladies' and missea’ sizes.
as. $1.00.
\
SMO( KS
(‘anicd over film) i \5 vary” “
fine voile and linen Rtp. \‘5 ~ an“
Values up to $4.98, to clw out;
‘ At $1.93.
At. 35.00.
Fol-.3150.
All kinds of little Ilmk "~ “5.5311"
Tail, also large Fo sex; an- (l V.‘ u S
5-1»! V BLANKETS
' 500 pairs of Blankow v. on! mm".
,’ .
Values up to $13 ..00
. -.~~‘«
FUR SCARFS AN!) Mi. 5 5M
At Lesstllan the Cost of the ‘5" <
in
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