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EVENING PUBLIC LEBGEK PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY' 0, 1U1U
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MARNE VETERAN
DIES OF DISEASE
Lieutenant Stephens Victim
of Pneumonia After
War Ends
DEFENDERS OF LIBERTY ON ROLL OF HONOR
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WON RANK IN FRANCE
Casualty List for Today Small.
With 846 Total, 108 Penii-
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luvurtoht. 1919. hv J'ubllc Lcdutr Co.
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Honor Roll for the City
and Its Vicinity Today
KIM.f.l) IX ACTION-
Corporal
NTOKUliNT 1'OLI.OCK. 132 Urvn Jtawr
ave
SAMUEL Tl'RM-,11, r,JI S. 2llh st.
11 1 I ft f 1M
MI1IS MOnWAKO. Ills rowcll t.
TRASH MAM'l.Nm, lirjs Annln at
Uroilouilj reported wnumlril )
iii:i) or wncMts
SfrRfiHil
fJIHt" . MI.I.K K, Wir. N 1'raiiMtii
i iiij.ij or i)isi.si:
Lieutenant
Mii.i.i.wt i:ni, sri.riir.Ns, sua went
llnd Trust llullJltiK.
I'rhulrn
MLltl( K T. MITMI.lt, sns Union avc ,
Swarthllinrr
niNO l-KUTmi, J-.4S H 17th st (Son
.. ll1. nH un lntTiir lor j
nw.ras , mmiss, n q. stst tt.
i. !J I".ln,"l,, rmnnl lilionirlallj )
It II. stam.M, i'151 XwUrk
UOI.MII.n MA CURLY
Vrlate
IIAIIKV II, IIOLTAIAN. 1135 N tul.o
.IJMKM II. MOM). 1001 Woodstock ft
lllANK II. I'AltKhll, 12JJ l'olnt Ilrcc-sa
MUUMtl It (I'KKMOI SI.Y KI.rORTl.tl
MISMMI)
I liu(f limit
M-.I.SON M. I'I.UIM:. 6.' I S Isth st.
U'rcMoml rcnoricil unoillclaltj )
sfrRrunt
rj-.ri.it .i. ir.nniAMi, 2iuo i;jst mi.
gtinj uc
I oriroruN
HMtltV MALI hit, HI Moon si
LOWS I'. TKl'l', 441U Itlchmoiiil st.
rrhiilH
ERM.ST . I.OI.IIK.Ns, sou N Mar-f-lMll
st
josf.i'ii it. m:kn. wuiow ciro!
KLK TI-.SOIT. 711 H Jfith st
JOHN A. HAII.M.II, Jrnklnlomi.
M(ll.M)KI) .SLK1IITLV
rrhnlrH
Ml I.I.I M .T. I'hf.d. limi Drown st.
(PrlouHl- r-porteil Killed)
Jl! III! K A. Tl'IT. 2.-.14 Couth Stll st
(I'reilouslj nuortiO mlssliiE )
MIMMJ
. Trhnles
John nriiMru. U4J2 c uitiun 6'. (.vo
such strict In 1'hllnJclrhU )
EMAM'KL .OOI)MAN. a.'.l.' Vase st.
iiktii:m:i) to m ty ii'rkmoim.v
KKI'OUThll 3IISMM1)
I'rhnls
DDMAKK M. Itf.li:. lfil". Mcst Hunt-
lnfidon st
8 IA EVThl: II. Ill'llll, 2350 X, inth st
P iJiJHipsjBnn w
2Z &-
flt. PHILIP G.
MELrCK,P-i.d...
WILLIAM H
Died
WILLIAM CAMPBELL
iliinriv'
STANLEY Wounrltti . .
EMANUEL GOC7PMAN.
Back -to Pury
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GASTON TISSOT.
tlleoti Kolicil J' Siilccr, o(il"i riiiltilin
nU'lilii-; Samtlil 'J'.imur. 22." rnutli
Thlnl etin't: Aitlmr 1. Kimi.ui U.'J
MIIIII11 htiitt, Ktrki'imt Willi. im .NUIiiiIk
TlionipBiiii, T."i! .Nut til Tlilrtv-iivtnlli
Mrcct: (.'oriioiul J.111111 .1 MiC.mhj,
21 M North Stimiil ctn.it. i'oiiaI liin
J.intltt Nclfi'M, i.'jy .Noitli .Marnli,ill
Httott. mill Millliim Sl.mlToi W'lllnw
Clrovc.
lor
$23 to ii I alher
SKETCHES OF THE HEROES
I'rltulr I rank .Mntirun-1, Comp.un 'i.
31tith Iiifantr.v. iirolousl Kimrl'il
wounded .ovcmbcf 4 Is tuns ntlki.i'lj
.... ... . ... loiiorlnl Ullloil in
Dead .SoWlir m Hun Nnvrmlirl 3
Spililt CliPi I- Inr Ki Ml H OH Illlo
.7fflUS t.IFC. Or ,.. nlrn. CT...
tl U .11 Tl If llA H
Mill llll0 llllll flip
lUil Cro1--) li.is inniiilviil to riort swn
n to tho AotintrHiilil'i'i's fntc M.int.Iillo
Mh fnnill Is niffirlnir lconl from the
KUHpcnsp mid muorlMnt. Ills l.ist let.
ttr as wrltton iinilcr il.itc nC Hitnlnr
IS anil In. ipr)i"-iil IiIh th.inkfuli'cm
for liaNlnu i-oini.' through MM.rnl m
B.iKeiiii'n,tH .illxo To add to the in.vstcry
that j-urtoiituls tho fnli' of I'rliiU'
Muncunt-I, hlb pirrntH leu'luil n (hiK
from tho V M. (' .N.itlon.il V r
Worl. Couinll In .oi lorU for J'.J,
slBiied h him Thin n puis proof pts.
tlo tluit he Is Mill alli but no Ii-tlrr
of cvplanatlon iiLOonipanled tin? theiU
It heonis ptoli.thli', Iiohomt, th.it
h.ul the nionoj i.ihlid to this lountrj
through tho P.uls br.tnolt of the Y, M.
C A ami tho Ni v York lir.inrh In turn
mailed the chcilv to thlj cltj
I'rlTnte Vrunk I'Hrkrr, 1JI2 1'olnt
Dreeze avenue. puMou'-l.v reporlrd
lnlsslnu pIiioc 'eptlniber 2S, Is now de
clared by the War lep.irtineiit to li.ive
been norely Muunded on lh.it ilaj.
Ho Is .1 niembir of 11 machlne-Riiii eon'i
panj, .'mill Inf.iuti. nwl liia been
oveiseas hlnre Jills Anordlnc to 11 let-
from Mounds tiieivcillu iit'tlon.wuH tcn
t-tlie eurti old mid formerly n sided
Mlth his Mife. Jlr? Allee stniilev, at 'JlS-j
N'euKIrk fttiet Tlie ouiik soldier uns
u membertif fompai I., 3 1 ." 1 1 1 Jnf.uiiM.
trained at Cainji Meade ami einbiirlinl
for oereun (Hit last .lnl Aiuirdlm;
to 11 tfti'Ki.uu received a weK axo fmni
the War liepartnient, I'llxnto Maule
died on octolwr 5.
I'rluitc .I0I111 Mi l.nuElilln. c"txs?d. Is
the Hr.t nicmbrr of Company It, Sir. U
liif.iiiti to Kit b.u'K to the I ti it. il
Mates This companv was badl.v iut to
pleiew. all Its original otllcers mid neailj
l.f.lP .1... nllufnrl men luilni l.u. .. aIIIi...-
killed or wounded Jkl.aiiKhlln iiag,m'1,c)' 130.00U.
Killed durliiK the Arconno I'orest drive - ??
mid Is still 11 eo blek nnn Ho vins
illowed to innie to hb home, nt 728
I'Ditei hticet. for 11 brief visit, but must
return to tho iirmv hospital at Camp 1
Meade, where he will be kipt until ho
Ms completed rei.overid Lieutenant
Claude I'unnhiKhiim. for vhnm .1 memo. 1
rial mass Is l.eitii; held todav nt Kt '
folumba'H (.'tuiiili, Twtntv-thlrd Rtretl I
nnd Lehigh .ivenue. was iiLtlnc cnpfln
of t'onipanv II when killed Private Mf. I
IiiiKhlln was drafted In November of
11117 and trained for nine months, .it
f.imp Meudc before rolriR overseas.
I'rltulr Louis 1. Irnmi. previously
icportcd mlsslni,. but who was finally
I01 itid bv the War Pppiitiiunt tin
divx iiro. Is reioverlnc from wounds re.
clied 011 ii ptemlKi LS .it the (treat bat
tie of the Mcue Hi Is k much lm
pinved. he raid 111 his letUr to his
. I puents. who live at -1151 Itli hnuind
H I ......... 11..I.I. ul.t..v .1. .. .... . . ... ... t ..
-it-. ... .... i-iin. b. .....i in- . -."i-iiM lu ill
sent home soon Though It took tho
War Hep-iitnu'iit three niimtliH to find
private Tr.ipp anil ev.n now the rid.
Jtitant KPiiei.il Is not lertain what hap
pe.ied to thu Jouiik soldier, as he reports
him "Hounded. ileBiee unili ternilnetl," '
the patents of thu wounded vouth had a
!ettr from him on October 23, giving
details as to Ins injur and another
letttt on Uict-mlur 17, in which h0 said
he hoied to sail soon
1'rliHlp .lHiue Joseph tnskld.v, thirty,
one iars old. of lit) I Aid -mi hii.i.i. mo
I killed just one wick betoio the til inNt U'o
PROUD OF INDIANA'S RECORD
(rincrtinr (Goodrich Uipfiis'-cs
After-Vt ur I'rolilrms
Imlliiiiniiolls, Jmi 9 (Uy A I')
Praising Indlaii.V war record nnd lull
ing attention to nfter-thc-wnr teton
Sttuctloii pioblems, tlovcrnor J lines 1.
Uluodrlcli today outlined his legislative
1 program before a Joint session of the
Stntto mill IIuUmj of P.eprtsentatlvis
' A revision of tlio piesent tax law-,
cii.utnieni of inniprehenslVf Male high
way law, adoption of seven uuutnluuutH
1 to the State Constitution, Iniluillng wo
I man siiffiage, are rciommended Tlic
Oovitnor transmitted the I'uhnil pn
hlbit'on ntiiendmeut to the Vssunbl
without (.ommelit
(overnor iloodrlih empliasuid tin lin
portnnee of solving i uinstrui lion
iroblms Indiana has stood foriinot
In evirv will actlvltv. In s.ild
"Niver have vve had more i.iuse to be
proud of tlie Mate' the liov.rnor ua
scrted ' Indian. i'h quota of voluntei rs
for the ugulir armv wan pl.ned at
5400 but the Male gave to the sirvbe
1B.14S voluntieis. Ill all bl.imliis of
the servnn Indiana fumlshid upproti-
CIIAl'TKU IT .mentioned, but Helen was different
i:i,I,, I supposo'We'ro going lo see "eien was one or iiutn closest rriemm;
lot of Helen," Hunt ald that 1 ""'"'"' """""". ",r"uf"1. ..'." -
night ns he prclieu h Inmelf on the top I ,h(m , ., ,,,, ,,,,, Thf.r,ror(..
,of tho whlto-cnameled wnsiuutis wuue iIcIcn-, Roln(r ,, , cl(1 , i,usllu!9
I lltlth "messed around, as he called It, ma(o j,ulI, fcc, HlnU)st gumy Not thnt
with tho dinner things. I pcott could lovo her inoro If she became
lltlth held her fnte down to liluo a , terested in some worl; outside of her
stnlden Iiush anil tuen was angry wim ihome, sho inuld not believe that, but he
certainly npproved of Helen In a far
inoro enthusiastic manner than she
thought necessary.
"Why nro oti so quiet, Mvcctheart?"
Scott asked ut dinner. "Nothing has
happened today that ion haven't told
mo of. hns It"
Not a thing
bprself for doing It hi should she
feel embiurassed whj should sho feci
lietself as a disadvantage" HIib opened
tho oven door ami stooped down to
turn the steak over. It bputtered an
grily and tho gas flame burned up
brlghtl. When she straightened up
sho iitisucrtd his partial question.
1 "Vot ns muih as I had thought '
'How's that? An) thing wrong?'
No, but she Is going to work
Seott Jumped down from his perch.
'Hood old Helen, that's fine. I'm
tkklod to death."
"Whj should oil bo so g'ad? Helen
doesn't huvo to work It seems silly to
me "
"I think It's fine hct.iusp she doesn't
have to do anything. That's) Just the
Point. Besides, Helen would never be
I liapp.v st.olng homo and doing1 nothing
I after sho has had suth tin exciting ex
jperlcnn' over there Apropos ot our
tall; tho other night, lure's tho tirs.t
I 'uinpU of tho war's Inltuinco on the
' vvoiiii 11 '
1 tut It was silent, and ua she and
! fcoott 1 irrhd In tho dishes for dinner
sho tiled to analyse, her thoughts and
emotions. Sho lilt imgrv and Irritated,
and )it win coiildnt sho ngnc with
Scott th.it Hilen was lino and that It
was the best thing In tho woild for her
and that sho deserved all kinds of cttdlt
for It' Suddenl) she knew win lie-
i.iuso sho lesinted Helens doing more
than slip hersilf was piepared to do
It was all right for these other women
who had nluiDH lived different lives'.
these friends of Scott's, or women In tho '
'abstrait whoso pictures one saw in the
'magazines, or whose mimes ono heard
exactly tho woman )ou thought I would
1 bo when )ou married me."
Srott laughed nt this. "What ecr
matin )oil think ot such a thing? Do
I net as though I felt that way?"
"No," Until said slowly. What she
wanted was to havo Scott eny some
thing more about Helen, to give his
views nbout her work. Hut sho best
tilled nbout sa)lng an) thing moro her
self sho did not want Scott to think
that sho was invlous of Helen. Of
course sho really wasn't, but that feel
ing of Irritation persisted In splto of
mi) thing she could think to tho con
trary. It made her uncomfortablo all
through the evening. Ituth. In splto of
tho fact thnt she was modern enough,
wanted lo go along In a nicely grooved
rut. hho was absolutely tonteiited for
the present with what sho had: sho wns
complete!)' satisfied with Scott; she
Scott was tmrtlmtnrlv nitentlva .
Ituth that night nnd any other tlmo M
. II, lit l.n . .. I. ... .1 ... . . ..... ..! 'Jh
-.vu,. uti.u uecu entirely unppy. um b,,,J
n uiiuui" vu (jui out 01 lier inina inn
Idea that Scott did not admire her a
ho did those other women who did
things Just then she would have given
an) thing to nnnounco that she, too, had
a talent that she could utilize, to havo
seen his c)ea light up with admiration
would lmo been swtetcr to her than
to havo received his caresses at that
moment nnd during tho evening;
Sho even pulled away from him when
ho put his arm about her. as they stood
together In the center of tho living room,
nnd ho caught her back against him.
bur) lug his face In tho softness of her
throat.
Tor 11 moment sho was satisfied. After
all. she thought with a throb of triumph.
loved him utterly mid )ct sho had a did men reall) know what they wanted7
vnguo Idea that with nil of this change, n-eriauny uiwim uitm wanieu love in a
with the advent of tho new woman which "ma" moro ,ll:ul ,hcy ul1' "mpanlon-
could no longer be Ignored, Scott might en'1'
not be satisfied with her, nnd woman- "" "
"What Is it. then?" like, she tould not understand why It
"Nothing, Scott, nothing ut all, onlywas tho same old argument. "1 111 rat- oniurro, sumethlng hitherto uncon
that I somotlmes think that I am tiotistled. why Isn't bo?" 'slaVrrd happen. In llutb's life.)
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One Two- They 're Baked all Th rough i
Lieutenant AVilllam l.'arl Stephens, a
gallant member of Company (!, 109th
Infantry, of the famous Iron Division,
passed unscathed through tho great bat
tlo of the Marne, Chateau-Thierry,
Vcsle and Sedan, only to fall a fUlm
to disease. On Thanksgiving Day, when
his country gave thanks for tho victor)
over tho German hordes toward which
I10 had richly contributed, Lieutenant
Stephens succumbed to pneumonia,
Resigning a Hist lieutenancy in tho
hljnial corps in August, 11117, because
he wanted to get to Trance qulckl,
Lieutenant Stephens enlisted In Com
pany O. 100th Infantry, formerly the
l"irst Regiment, N G. P. and was
sent to Camp Hancock, Ua , in No
embcr of 1317 Ho was piomoted
to sergeant, and assigned to head
quarters company. In April, 1918,
bo was sent to Trance with n special
liaison detail. In Trance his e.peit
I.nowledgo of telephones gained lu Phil
adelphia with tho Kc) stone Telephone
Company, of which he was long-distance
manager until be enlisted, made him a
valuable, man In the liaison beivice. He
was sent to tho American school for
lino officers hi France, commissioned a
second lieutenant In September, 1918,
and assigned to duty as liaison officer
of his regiment
Lieutenant Stephens formerly lived
with his family at 13 North Sit) -second
street. He has a bister. Mrs, T. G.
Winters, who lives at 10 Lakevicw ave
nue, Oaklyn. N. J. Arthur Purssell,
Webt Tnd Trust Building, a close per
sonal friend of Lleutciuiiit Stephens, re
ceived a card from him written Novem
ber "J, from Luxemburg, on his way to
Coblenz with the American army ot oc
cupation.
Thero Is another small honor roll to
day, tho total for the tountiy at laige
being SIS, Including 108 Pcnnsylvanlans.
Tor this city the list numbers but
tiwnly-Eevcn, four killed In action, one
haIng died ot wounds and tlvo of
disease. Tight pievlously leported
missing, aio now leported wounded,
three aro listed as wounded fccvcrel)
nnd two as slightly Injured, two aie
missing and tho tamo number, previous
)y reported missing, nro now said to
have rejoined their regiments.
Included In 11 long list ot American
noldlers who have been released from
German prison camps and havo le joined
their regiments aro the names of bltt)
ulno renns)lanlans, of whom sixteen
aro from this city or x Iclnity. This lltt
was mado public by tho War Depatt
ment today.
Tho rhlladclphlans named arc An
drew Koch. C6D North Yen dell street.
Sergeant Pruce Williams Idell, Clio
Uelflcld avenue; llalpli Jenkins, Sto
rpnroo street; Corporal Trank U. Kell,
J3l.l8 South Twenty-seventh street, Ai
'tfiur Llberatore, "12 Cl)mer street; Sa
bettino Llzzl, 915 Federal street; Louis
I.osasso, 343 North Sixty-fourth street ,
llert L O'Conncll, 3007 Poplar street
William J. .Slemmcr, 2210 Scpviva
ter lecelved last wtel; In his mother, was signed Mrs llosn 1 iisshlv moth, p
Mrs Harry Parker, be has tccovered of "le )'rt,1ig soldier wns officially tio
fioni his wounds and pcetH to sail lor 1 il""', ,of ,thT f"rt ,'1'!t ,,,rk Pilvatn
home soon lie failed .0 give an, details ?e1& w'ini Si." Vu
as to his lnjurlo. He Is tvventj-four r of the Machlne-iruii fonip.inv of the
nnd a widower witli .1 child three je.us 310th infautrv, and had been over tlie
old, und is a blacksmith by trade. I top tlvo times without having received
sppcph.,1 I'l.lil., it. xr.n.u ,'nmu,.ic"11?.ml0f.ll,i'":. The last let tt r I e.
II, -Jlotli
wounded
1.. tIPIHU. I L11 .111V I ..1. .1 , ..." I... .-."---
..... ...-. ... -------- -.-. - eeittii irinn ine soldier u.t. outii (ii...
&V W , 'J.iTa I Jjrs and told op hi, expe, lences JMo
- - .... .. ...... ,11. Ik I1.IU iui-
lowed him so far
charge of a platoon In the flerco lighting
that laced around .Sedan afti r two of
his lieutenants had been shot down, has
died of bis Injuries A telegram trout
the War Department uotliied his pannm
11 few da)s ago that he pissed avvuv oil
Uecdnber 17 and was bulled lu Flame
Sfigeaiit Mi lick 'as the only son of Mr
nnd Mrs. (ieoigo Mellelc, of 2j4." North
Franklin street and wns a graduate of
the Northe.ibt High School, class of 1910.
loinlng th ioIois hi s.pttniber of 1U17,
he was In ti.iluliig ut Camp Meailo until
ills regiment salltd lot ovetseas in July
Inc. tt'l.ll.. r... !. .....I. .. ,....,!. 1
fore he salltd ho wuh inairled to Miss ' 1'ieneh high commission to cornel con-
Anna btutak, of 2311 North Trankllu iiicting reports Pitheito publlsUd.
stteet ; Men kllletl In action or dend of
Sergeant Melkk wan lecommended for wounds numbeied 1,028 noil, and -o tint.
s.nvv7v!TWi!,'H u3h? W.lf ti ! '"" "''r1 r-9!,ionf h:1 U3
sisters have been active war wnrkets '" 8lng and given up for lost, making .1
rncntn hhves .o.ouu i
Of Tlicse .-'27.R()0 Were Killed,
ami 700,000 Di-.ilile.l
MasliliiKtim, Jan 9. Cisu.iIHpd In the
Trtnch army, excluding I'oloniil troops,
up In Novembpr 1 were -I 702 son accord
ing to onielal flguies made public by tho
for tho Inst two )cars. Miss Mabel 1
Melkk bold bonds for tho Hist second,
thlid anil fouith Lliiett) Loans, while
another blstei. Mss Lillian Mellck, was
uw.uded a tllamond ring b) the emer
gency Aid Soc'let) foi B'tting the latgist
subscription total to the oveiseas to.
becco fund Serceaiit Mellek was em
plc)ed b the Phllailelphla iaectile Com
as field engineer fioni tlin tlim
ho graduated fioni school in l'Jli) until
he lolned the nrmv
I'rltnte M llllnin nmiilipll Murru.
rtveiely wounded on .September 18 w,i
tormerlv a pa)ing tellpr at tho Third
I National Hank, Broad and Market
1 streets, was drafted on May 2 of last
vear. given a brief training at Camp
1 Meade, placed lu Company ti, 313th In-
gpK.rnmr), anil bent oveiseas in juiv. lie
1 ioui. pai i. in iuiu i'ih U'liii, e naieaii
Tliieny. tho second Marne, n iinrt of
tho Argonno Toiest drive and the llrst
operation mound Verdun. Miuck In the
J shoulder, back and both legs by machine.
1 gun bullets, lip Is still In n Trench b.iso
hospital, but Is Improving rapidly now
and expetts to b- sent homo soon
Murm) Is w II l.noun In local banking
circles. IJe made hit homo with his
parents at 3737 Stenton avenue, Uei
uiantowii. l'rlritte M llllnin II. Slaidey, reported
on toda)'s tasuulty list as having dltd
total of 1.3JT.S00. The number . of
wounded was 3,000,0nu, witli 430 000
listed as piisoneis. Slightly less tliniu
700,000 uio absolutely unable to worl:
and have been pensioned.
Ilio Ios-es among tlie native troops
mining from Trench colonies or pro
tectoiates weio 4J 300 killed or ditd
of wounds, with 13,000 missing ami erv
pp-.li ltd) dead
YES. two minutes is all the
.time required to rrake Teco
pancakes. And all you have to
do is to "add water and bake."
Powdered malted buttermilk, skillfully
combined with choice grains, is blend
ed in Teco only. What a different,
delicious, tantalizing flavoi it gives !
(It's in the Flour)
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The land oi! winter sunshine, ouldoui sports and recreative
pastimes awaits you and beckons to you.
Every day you may enjoy golf on excellent courses, motoring
over splendid roads, sport fishing in lakes, rivers or gulf.
You will meet congenial people from every part of the country,
and the social, diversions are as varied as they are attractive.
There are available accommodations suited to every taste and
every purse.
This incomparable winter vacation land is reached quickly
and comfortably by the thru sleeping car service now in operation.
Six Trains Daily From New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore;
Sixteen From Washington
Thru Pullman service to all leading Southern resorts is
afforded by six trains leaving New York, Philadelphia and Balti
more daily, and sixteen leaving Washington, at convenient hours.
Winter tourist tickets with stop-over privileges at reduced
fares on sale daily, good returning until May 31st.
For illustrated booklet, schedules, routes, fares and other details, apply
to any
Consolidated Ticket Offices
1539 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Olhcrc Quality
and Cow Prices
That means an American Store everytime. Wherever you see the
name AfSSiSkN know that back of it stands the strongest organiza
tion of its kind in these United States.
More than thirty years successful merchandizing ; before the bar
of Public opinion every minute of these long years, today stronger in the
confidence of our customers than ever..
It Pays to Trade Where Quality Counts
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price talks.
Pure Jelly & 10c
Wry finest quality made and ttislrs just
like home-made. Your choice of several ditferent
kinds.
Ivory Soap caL 2
This soap needs ib iti.ioduction: buy ti ilcsen
cakes at tins except lumilly low price.
5C
choice Peas can 14c
Kino quality. Svsoet and tender, packed with
all their garden freshness. This price is excep
tionally low. Huy a few extra cans.
choice Prunes ib 13c
California fruit, not so large, but the quality
is ery Rood.
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California Lima Beans . ..lb. 15c
White Soup Beans
.lb. 12c
Fancy Seeded Raisins . . . pktf. lie t Fresh Cracker Dust
Asco Pancake Flour pkg . 13c Asco Buckwheat pkgr. 13c
Choice Tomatoes ..can 12I4c, 18c
Calif. Bonita (ju,t ,lk0 Tu,m "" ,an 19c
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Evaporated Pears. w"'",H't, lb. 15c
Best Pure Apple Butter lb. 15c
.lb. 13c
Toilet Paper roll 4c, 9c
Sweet Sugar Corn can 15c i Choice Rice lb. lUc, 14c
Fancy Spaghetti can 10c 15c I Choice Salmon . . .V2-s. can 12 V2c
Arrow Borax Soap ... 1 cakes 23c
Cereals of All Kinds
Uco Kolled Oat.s pkg. 9c
National Oats. . . pkt;. 10c
Qua. &. Mother's Oat.s, pkj.
Kelloug's C. Hakes.. pkg.
Cream of Ilarlej . ... pkg.
Post Toa.stii'3 pkg.
Shredded Wheat .. .pkg.
PulTed Itire pkg.
Puffed Wheat pkg.
Grape Nuts pkg.
Asco 1'arina pkg
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Moss Rose Catsup... hot.
Kilter's CaLsup . hot.
I'ride of I'arm Catiup, hot.
Uluc Label Catsup
Salad Dressing
scn Mustard .
Prepared .Mustard
India Relish
'lOble Saute . .
Horse Radish . .
Sweet Pickles
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17c
18c
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glass 7c
hot. 12c
hot. 8e-13c
glass 9c
.hot. 13c
Soaps, Cleansers, Polishes
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Ivory Soap 1 lakes... pkg. 10c
dood l.jundrv Soap .ck. 4'ic
tJliI Dutih Cleanser. ..can 8c
(Hood Cleansers . .can -Ic-J'jc
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Snowboj Powder .pkg. 5c
Gold I)UHt ....pkg, oc, 23c
Klectro Silicon . ... box 8c
A-l .Metal Polish, can 7c-10c
I'll' Polish (liquid), can 9c-lGc
IslhIi5ia l"ne imest quality baked in these United
lVMV.V5waif States. The nearest approach to the Best Home-
vVl!vM'rofLkW3r Made you ever served.
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Special in All Our ISO Meat Markets
Down Goes the Price
Vogt'sRegular Hams, 36V
They are small, lean, sugar cured and of the finest quality obtain-
able. A saving of 6c on every pound.
Everywhere in Philadelphia and Throughout Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Maryland and Delaware
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