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"JOINGErMNY!"
IS AUSTRIAN CRY
Troops Back From War
and Homeward Bound
Inldcn
arrived
at New York.
EVENING PUBLIC
Ilondon hopeful"
u.s. backs plan
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA,
THURSDAY,
MARCH 0, 1011)
9 -
Dcnutics in Assembly An-iXa!!alrcvrbru"y " """
1 . . cihllaJn Inrllirllnt- crintfeti ftfTlrric
pi'OVC Impending Union ', leviathan at New York, from Hrcst,
nun 1U..U1, iqcui mm lDiili imnniry oi
.With Their Neighbors
INDEMNITIES
SEPARATE
Vitfiuia AY""''! Be Second City
of Ncw'"L!inpinvIt Ts
BIG CUNARDER LIBELED
inking of Lord IJulTcriii Gcle
Aiiiituiiiti in TiuuM)'
Srw tU, M.irth 0 Tlircr libels vvrrc
tiled vestcrOiv nttaliift tlm vlrtuntlilp
. ti . .. . .. Anil Itnnlii nn.i t in ('iiii.ini Mlr.imrli n
mrV UriUf lICrS DO Not Ue-co...u) In connection vWU, the HlnMrm ' Allied HoMll LcUVC I'UMJll "" "' i-omiimicc
'.It'll Simi-iIo A..li,i, l?,,i.,1 Mn Nc "V"k ". IVI'ruii! IS. of the
q.-. JwiuvilLIIUII I tutu I
GERMAN-POLISH ' BELG,AN DE-N-!ES -P0,S0N F00D' F,RST TEST of league
mwT mlT1b'cou!!.?V!.AI",'r,t,nl,!,l,l,s' ATDHIICK A VlfTHRV
TKUIK FLANIW
from Hi
r
acne
tlicTwcnty-jcvcnlli Dlvleloii, 10,243 men to LC
Muurrtmila at JCcvv York, from Brest,
with 108th Infantry) the vifty-fourtli In-
fantry nrlgtdn Headquarters and 02a ALL JIESTS ON AMEKIC'V
Train Headquarters of tho Twenty-
seventh Division, 3740 men,
for Kreiuv. to Meet Tou
lon Delegates
NEW TERMS PROPOSED
P
anucc
1
Cnronlafroninret.Kbruary"2S.wltli ftcus Ucclarcl Wilson's View
317lh nnglnecra (negro), of fort- ,,,..,
will Win Public to Do-
tlifl
two ofTkers and 1845 men. IncludlnK
317th Knclneera Traill (ncKro), 350th
.Mncliliio Gun Dattsllon (tiCRro). Bat
teries r. and V of the 315th Field Artil
lery, 368th Detachment Infantry (negro)
flo detachments of tho N'lnoty-sri-oml
Division (negro), Hlxleen casual olTleera
and two cisual companies. Total 3D0B
DUE TODAY
El Occldento at New Torfc, from Bor
deaux. February 21. with ninety men,
consisting of eighty-six casuals, with
medical detachment of one officer and
three enlisted men. .
Yosemllc Ht New York, from St.
jN'szalrc, February 21, with thlrty-clglit
I men, consisting of Casual Company No.
' 1GB, New YorKV ono olTlcer and twenty
four enlisted' men; three casual olllcers.
I Comfort (hospital) at New Ycrlc. from
Dr Otto I Bordeaux, February 20, with JOS men,
-,...,- tlncludlng Bordeaux Conakscent De-
fly the Associated Prca
Mtiinn, via Batcl.iMareh 0, The Na
tional Constituent Assembly opened jes
tejday. Alt tho deputies expressed gen
ral approval of tho projected union
with Germany." Tho president, address
Ins tho assembly In favor of such union,
E.ild:
'The Entente cannot limit our right
of re. deposition, which undoubtedly
Is ours."
German newspapers received here con
"fain a temlofllcUl communication con-
ernliig negotiations between Dr. OUo
tiiiA hUh nltilof ar nt I'lAriti'in.
A. ....I-' A Ik. n.,m,r rtni.rnm.nl for I tachlllClltS NoS. B7
- ...'. K-l -!-r...V,,.rla anrf'IU, 120 Hlld 121
Germany, ,
Union Wall" on Details '
The union, fcas tho communication,
will be promulgated as soon as ques
tion's of detail, now being discussed by
various commissions set up for that
purpose, are sit'l'd a"'l a treaty drafted
which will bo submitted to the two na
tional assemblies.
After ratification by tlm assemblies
Imperial laws'wlll be arranged for' the i
union of Austria with the empire. In the
preparation of the laws, Austrian reprc
rentnthes will bo asked to collaborate.
fipeclat attention hai been Riven to
temporary measure for the entry of
Austria Into tho Clermxii Zollvcreln, ac
count being taken of the different condi
tions of production of the two countries.
And rsllroad questions and an ecntual
junction of the nhlno and the Danube,
as well as the Introduction of the mark
as the monetary unit of Austria hac
been subjects of exhaustive discussion.
From the llnanclal point of xlew It was
agreed that each country should be left
to bear s-eparately the Indemnities to be
paid to tho Entente.
Vienna Second City
Consideration also has been Riven to
the best method for realizing uniformity
In labor and social legislation. As to
Vienna's situation it has xlrtually been
decided that it Ehall be tho second city
in me empire.
the coi
ih an
on all questions of principle, and that It
88, 102, 103, 104, 112,
twelve officers and
inantl Coenanl.
Ih the Associated 7cm
, London, March C PrcBldi'iit Wilson's
! speech at New York uccuplcs a promi
nent place In tho new a and editorial ol
umns of the papers here Some editors
'sco In American domestic politics the
key to tho Senate) episode The Tele-
graph snn-
j "Mr. Wilson's opponents In tlrn Sen-
'ate hao not, as a matter of fact, bound
themsches to any course of action too
Mi mly to adopt another If the l'lesldeut
'makes good' with Amirlcau public oplti-
. Ion In tlm end. All depends upon the
'sense in which that opinion may make
Itself manifest when the treaty of peace'
and the league of nations linp been
Kr,!)ci'ir,rr Oct'
Kline ! AUiim
Caused
ares
Old
i i
rouble
r4
e I owan
Itt
ole-
390 enlisted men, all sick or wo.unded. ' Rlen final form Therefore, fop the
Motcasln at New York, from Brest, ' Present, wc must leave this strange nnd
February 20, with thlrty-thrco icasuals
The statement nays tho conversations
generally have resulted Ih an agreement
was decided to Ieao secondary points
to be." settled by commissions on which
Austrlans and Uermans' should bo equal
In numbers.
READ GERMAN CONSTITUTION
Draft Presented and Defended in
Weimar Assembly
Weimar, Tuesday, March 4 (By A.
r.) The first reading of the constitu
tion was concluded today and the bill
waa referred to a committee of twenty
eight. Dr. Eduard David, of the German cab.
lrtet, replvlng to criticisms of the bill,
made a spirited defense. He declared
tho assailants of the bill forgot an Im
portant thing that a republican form
of government was In existence, a fact
which few would have thought possible
a j ear ago, when the old regime fought,
so tenaciously against the people's will.
He. claimed that this constitution would
tend toward a stronger welding of the
empire. '
Mexican at New York, from St
Naralrc, February 20. with 2501 men. in
cluding Casual Company No. 164, New
York; detachment t.f Seventy-first Uegl
ment Coast Artillery; Twenty.thlrd,
Thirty-fifth. 140th, lMst, 153d, 158th,
173d, 176th, 184th, 247tli. 264th. 374th.
469th, 499th and 500th Aero Squadrons
Orlana at New York, 'from Brest,
February 23, with 10S8 men. Including
351st Machine-dun Battalion, Casual
Companies Nos. 929, Pennsjlvanla, and
277; detachment Class D casuals:
seventy-six casual officers.
Mongolia at New York, from St
Nazalrc, with 4403 men, Including 334th,
335th and 336th Machine Gun Battalions,
316th Trench Mortar Battery, 104th and
316th Battery Tienu'.i Artillery, Meteor
ological Detachmeill Signal Corps, 801st
Aero Squadron, 468th Engineer Pontoon
Train, 482d Aerial Construction Squad
ron. tG7lh Engineer Pontoon Train.
401st Pontoon Park. Tenth Anti-aircraft
Sector, 149 casual otflccrs. eight SL
Nazalre convalescent detachments, one
naval officer and four enlisted men,
Cartago at New York, from St. Na
zalre, February 19. with detachment
Baso Hospital 43 (Georgia), of one of
ficer and three women civilians; de
tachment Base Hospital 41, one oHlcer.
sixty nurses and two women civilian
clerks and two casual officers.
Chicago at New York, from Bordeaux,
February 24. with tho 348th Infantry,
Field nnd Staff. Headquarters First
Battalion, Headquarters Third Battalion,
Supply Company, Sanitary Detachment,
Companies A, B,-I, li. i'-ano i.nnu um
teen attached-officers Total forty-six
officers and 1000 men.
WOMAN 'CHISELS' THIEF AWAY
Turnkey's Wife Brandishes It at
Robber, Who flees
Reading, Ta., March 6. Plucky ac
tion by Mrs. James M. Morgan, wife
of the night turnkey at tho pollee sta
tion, foiled an atempt to rob their store
last evening and drcve the robber away.
The man walked up to the counter,
pulled ,out a- gin. pointed It at Mrs.
Morgan, and said. "Hive me our
money, quick."
uncertain situation
"European democracies ale k niching I
lo see whether tho Impulse which
brought America to llicir sldo for the
purpose of finishing the war will keep
her at their side for the purpose of
rearing the f.fbrlo of a war-free world,",
sa.vs tho Chronicle (Uo.vil George Lib
eral) 'they are not watching without
anxiety, for they know lb it American
co-opeiatlon Is Indispensable If the fab
ric Is to stand "
Tho News (radical and pacifist). sas
"Mr. Wilson's appeal for America's co
operation In tho salvation of tho world
Is as Irresistible ns his Indh tment of
the selfish particularism of tho opponents
of the league Is unanswerable.
Constitutionally, the opposition of this
solid block of ltepubllcans In the Senate
looks formidable A tually, ns Presi
dent Wilson confidently recognizes, tho
Issue is with the people, for no Senate
, in ine iinimnii wun iiisgruinuil g.14 con
I sumeis behind him
WILSON CUTS JELKE'S TERM
Reduces Sentence of Oleo Maker
to 60 Days and $10,000 Fine
Chicago, March 6. (By A P ) John
r. Jelke, millionaire oleomargarine
manufacturer, convicted In 1914 for
conspiracy to evade the tax on art I
flcally colored oleomargarine and sent
enced to two years' imprisonment, 'has
had his sentence commuted.
This Information was made public
here as one of the acts of clemency of
President Wilson before his departure
for France. According lo the viord re
ceived here. Jelke's sentence Man com
muted to sixty days, nnd a fine of
J10.000.
f
n dollar n thousand feet
pei mission from the stati- Ltllltv
to llii'ri.ise Its rate dlreitls to $ III but
was permitted lo make h HUlilnrge of
fifteen rents a thousand fret mid to 10I
Itct a special metnr tax
. Anseinhljniaii Cochran s bill would
ttllLn I ft !.- lABftalft-kt .- Ift. ..
,,ih rfc . ..,..1.. 1.. t,..i.n.i. ! '"1-"-- ii.i-i'.-iii.oiiui .1 meier
1 .. .i.k i.uij iir.iiK.-a .-i.....,-..- iax .vir i ociiinn prnnaldv will run
I lug a league of nations that lommunded I for Atlantic ( otintv's vacnnt Hemitnrshlp
iinj iiiuniiefi ami pxprcsscu approval ui
the people of America. '
"Whattbe Semite seems lo want must
appear to practical men the natural or
der of procedure," savs the Post (Con
servative). "Peace Is an urgent and Im
mediate question the ieaguo Is a vague
and still doubtfu sjsteni. Tho world
wants time to think out these things
and does not like being ruVhed Into the
plan by the enthusiasm of Its Idealists.
STUNT FLYING FOR LOAN
Fleet of Eleven pfaircs Will F.
hibit Through Wcst and South
Han niego, Calif., March 6 (By A
P.) To assist In making the Victory
Loan a success a. squadron of eleven
alrplaner. Including two captured Ger
man fokkers, commanded bv Major Carl
Spatz. a famous American ace, will
Have North Island, near here, for a tour
among seventeen nrlnclnal cities of ih
West and South, according to announce
ment last night by Colonel Harvey Bui
well. commander of Hock well Field
About eight of the officers and fifty
skilled mechanicians will comprise the
personnel and equipment of the fleet,
and will travel In a special train, After
giving an exhibition of wnr-tnip living
in a city the planes will be dismantled
and moved by train to another city
The squadron will leave here late
this month, according1 to the announcement,
freighter Lord DiilTerln. inmimd by the
t'unatdei The Aqultanl.i. schedulcil tu
sail fioin licrc today at won, was
placed under attachment, pending; dei I
slou In the nilmli.ilty division of the
Federal District Court todiy of tie
quotUm of Jurisdiction
. Two of the libels were filed bv Gaston
Williams A Wlgnioic. Inc., of Canada,
lessees of tlm laird tnifferlii. ilnlinlng
tl.OOO.non damages thiougli the slukliiK
of the ship and JlOn.nmi through lo"
of part of brr cargo The third bill v.i
entered bv the Atlantic Sugar llelliilne
t'ompanv of Delaware fur 2uO.10O fur
loss of cargo
At a healing here n-unsel for the
Cunard lompaiiy claimed that the Aqul
tanla was taken over bj the British iriv v
early fn th win ami is still under I
contiol of the British Admtrall.v. The
companv ufuuod to furnish bonds to
plotect the tlalin, III older that the
ship might prut ci d. ns-.ertlng that she
Is not under control of her owners
Judge Mavcr. presiding, directed Cap
tain Charles, commander of the vcsrcl
lo ileal his ship teadv to proceed If
the couit should decide to p-ruilt lib
sailing
GAS GOUGE POLITICAL ISSUE
Lnion Lcnpuc of Chelsea Indorses
Cochran Hill to .Stop Meter T.i
Allnntle 1 lit. March 6 Warnude gas
tariffs at the shore alleged lo bo ex
cessive and burdensome." have t.rt 11
innde a politic il issue 'Hie I tilon
League of 1 liclsna probaMv the most I government wlis anxious tc, belli the Ocr
powerful political organization in i,ov- .mans in lierin.m Poland The speaker
ernor Edge's home town, has indotseil siUl io wished that Germany had been
Asfcmblvinaii Lnderwoud Cochran h bill ' filrer to the Poles at tlio bcglmililK of
proposing tc. make it a misdemeanor for ,llf present situation which In that case
the Atlantic Clt, las Compnt.v to piollt ij;0" ol,I,1.l, """c -Mbl lo u"'
through a special older of the New 'T-,', B0rnn,ct the. speaker' con
Jersey Public I tliitv (.omnilsslon Itliiued. Intended tu make demands fot
A voir ago the cointtanv. which hil a tn., hk.-ip, tl,,n nf the Gernian inlnoil-
coiitiact with the i Ity to furnish gas lit Me In nlher stalls, hut it cannot claim
.'.'! f' V? K''? this right iink-vs the Germans proteif
,.,.. j .u ,,.,
11 the Associated I'ress
1'imeii, March C Tho Intel -Allied
omnilsslon which was sent to arrango
I new artnlstlco terms between the Ger
mans mid the Poles left today In meet
the! Geinian delegation sent from lleillu
lo arrange conditions
'J In place set for tho meeting is the
town uf Kieuls on the lli.indtnbur(.--I'uscti
bender
Neliuar, Ntdiicnljv Mjrih 3- (IK
, P 1 In the dltcusslou of the Polish
question 111 the German National Asreui.
Idy ti'dav. MhIIiI.ih Erzbergcr. ihairuimi
, the German arnilvtlcn coninilssloli
criticized the old Get 111. ill eioverument
severelj fur its pedicles toward the Pules,
vihWh i-ouslsteiitlv alienated them !ev
ernl speakers upportid the views of Eiz
beiger. bin tie majoritv aigued thai
Ihe Polish attitude toward Geimany was
ni 1 f Itiju-tli-e mid Ingratitude.
Heir Erzlierser said Unit the present
MjiIp (.Diiiitivnicii III
Purls, Mnnh 5 Emll rninqiil, a
member of the Belgian lablnet and 11 1
0110 lime chaliniim n' the lltlgimi n.c.
Mild vostetila
II. n, l,A 1. ..I ....... !.- .1,....
I i.,e ,,v ti, p. ,,c me I'.iieilllg Uiessllge
lo L'tilted Suites Siiiutor NM'llnni M
Caldei at Uiishliigton ,i: !- date 0f
1 Match f
"I am shocked bj reports that vnu
, have moved 'nil Investigation of hc
statement that some American food was
j sent to Belgium nnd northern I'lamc In
suih bad condlllon Hint It poisoned my
ouiilrvnien. Iluw umld such lies be re
lelved serlourly?
j "If 1 should s-av more it would o tu
Krv sliatne agilnst thnse few Anierliims
who vvniild bcsmlrili the noblest thing
( w ffich came out nf the win ami the tioblo
h.irai tcr brought out bv the work of
Ihe commission for tellef In Belgium
through Its tens of thousands of unselfish
viorkers In America as well as netuillv
in Hid war zone "
AT POLLS IS A VICTORY
Wnly-seeond District Demo
cratic', First Time in 50
Years, on L
Transport VeJic Due at Boston
llonlon. March 6. (By A. P.) Tt
steamship Vedlc. bringing 2281 AmerN
can trops from 1'raticc for dcnioblllza
Hon at Camp Dcvcns. will arrlvo rft
qiiiirrantlno nt 2 p m today and xvllj,
dock Ht omnioiiweulth Pier Ht 8 a. mfj
tomorrow fhls statement was author
ised bv the naval ommunlcattons ofilc
of tho first naval district
-.ensue Issue
tho
lulnorltv
tletr
populitiuns within Jei-
Erberger nincliided bv
STW'DARD OIL CO. SLIil)
Ilaltintore Ciitnpaiij Aks $,"(00,000 for
Mlegril llrcarli of Cunttuit
llnllliniire, March l! - The Standard
I ill 1 oiupauv of New Jelse) was v ester
day sued for ffiOfl.Onn damages In the
Central ml I'onipiny of this utt ' he
plaintiff i lieges that buvltiL' i's nils hi
the oien maiket It had built iqi an ex
tensive and profitable trade
l'ur the purple, ns alleged, of Intel
ferlng with Its business the defendant
corporation Induced the local loiieern to
become Us uistonier and cXise punhes
Ing from others, agreeing to furnish
sulfii'lent sutiplles to meet the Cuitial
Oil I'litupanv m largest deiu.inds
Attlng upon Inducements held out the
dt t la rat ln fuither t lies the Cm.
tial l)il i ompam established a large and
profitable bhs'nrss Tin II. It Is ile
e'lared. th defendant oiuoratlon arhl-
traruv km in nir lis suppl.v and m.-iugu
raitil a eiirei I seiviee to the i u
of the plaintiff louip.iuv Its I
Il Is charged, a- a result, was vlriualU
hmht'ii up
llutler. I'll. Mauh 6 -What is said lo
be the first test of tho pubhi on the I
li-.-igue of nations Issue, with u tesiiit
that is mi nppitrnt vindication of the
PrisldenCs eonteiitlon Unit the people
arn behind tilin, was seen here ioda
III the election returns by wqlili BiiHei
ninl Westmoreland I ouulles had gone
Deinnci.itlc for the fltfl lime m tlflv
ea
John If Wl'son. Democrat of Huiler
defeated John M. Jamlspn Uepiihl,-an
nf Giictisburg. dlrecMj on the is-in. of
tho league of n.it Inns He phonrileil
the Twenty-second Congressional Mls
trlit with an appeal for votes to iipli'md
1 the President and hlmsrlf ns mloratc
of the Uague as ilr.ifti d or as n mat
be nciepttd finally. Mr. Jamison ill
though not Joining the Issue, took tin
stHlid that his action would be governed
bv the course of llepubllcatt leadeis ho
'nlieadv have dcilarcd against Ih, pro
1 poi-ed league
The election was to fill the pl.no of
E E Bobbins who elied toon aflei Ins
I election in November Mr Wilson who
Is an attmne.v. won by IbG voles He
cairleel his own countv be 9b, and
rediued Mr Jamison's m.ijorllv In West
inoreland In 46S Mr Jninison is a
wealth.v coal operator
mlv once before since the liepnlili. mi
putv has I" e ti 111 exls'riiee has tin il
triot been represented bv a Demeniai
and Ihe victim is consldi ii d bv par i
'leaders as nil indnrsemi m nf the Piesi
elenl s prineiplis and l isbiike to Hie
ltepubllcans fnr their le.igui a"iude
and Senate II ibuster
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for every purpone at
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529 Market
iiibiiv Heir Ernerger lonciuueu nv .
salng that the belnvior of the German L
lioois In Pnsen In November had 1J 1 1 ( F
German prestige with Ihe Poles greatlv
Ho nii-ntlniied that ill ntui lnluiice sev-
eial llirtis.ind German soldiers nnd iiUl
ceis liad tbd In fore SHU poorlv armed
men mid ponrh disciplined Pole-
Funds i' Officers Enlisted Men
In the U. s Army and Navy and with
Red Cross or Y. M. C, A.
The Safest Vay
To carry fundi is by Travelers' Letter of Credit
which we issue free of commission
To send funds is by Mail or Cable Transfer
which may be made through us.
WE HAVE OUR OWN AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE IN FRANCE
WITH HEADQUARTERS AT THE OFFICE OF
CREDIT COMMERCIAL DE FRANCE
20 RUE LAFAYETTE, PARIS
Brown Brothers & Co.
Fourth and Chestnut Sthklts
rnn.ADEi.rniA
Pssjyy
Mrs. Morgan had
chisel In her hand. She brandished It
menacingly This frightened the In
truded and he took to his heels.
Mr. Morgan discussing the Incident,
said: "My wife once threw a tramp out
the door. He came in and asked for
money to get something to eat. She
told him she'd give him food. Ho de
manded money.
When he became Insistent she
stepped around tho counter, grabbed
lilm by tho back of the neck and put
him out."
200 TANKS IN LOAN DRIVE
Dozen or More Will Operate in
Each Federal Reserve District
Washington, March 6. (By A. P.)
More than 200 fast American fighting
tanks havo been lent by the War De
partment to the Victory Loan organlza- I
tlon to be sent scurrying over city,
streets and country roads In they loan
campaign. Between twelve and twenty I
will be assigned to each Federal lie-s-erxe
district. i
Each fcf the five-ton tanks, manned
by two soldiers and armed with ma- I
chine guns, will carry loan orators.
Seashore
Excursions
TO
ATLANTIC CITY
Ocean City, Wildwood
Cape May
EVERY SUNDAY
until further notlre.
? 30 X. M. from Chestnut or booth
ht. Vrrjr. Hetiirnlnr Irate Sea
tiore Points 5.15 I'. M.
$1 oes round
1.4SO TRIP
War Tax I0e Additional
"What Will Save His Hair?"
bick Action Needed
Q.
Thin-Haired Men Urged Not to Delay Parisian Sage
Is Just What Is Needed
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"You can't Hide that Bald Spot
with a Hair Brush"
Here's good news for men and women
xhoe hair Is falling out, who are row
Ine hairless and hve scalps covered
with dandruff that ltd) like trd.
Any good drufglst can now supply you
with the genuine Parisian Sage (liquid
form), wlilch l guaranteed to quickly
and safely abolish dandruff, stop Itch
ing scalp and (ailing hair and stimulate
a.nfw-growth, ortnoney refunded.
.i-jllMiuiiuidi.oan.twtlfy to the txoJent
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The Value of Performance
It is by llic lesis of time 'and mileage thai the
true value of MACK performance is proven.
Twenty years of iniinlerrupled production have
endowed MACK trucks with consistency ami
durability factors to he found only in the best
of everything.
By making your truck investment on a quality
basis you are providing insurance against trans
portation failure.
Sizes 1 to "Y lous.
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR COMPANY
2300 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
H. I). WATSON, Manager
PERFORMANCE COUNTS
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Eliminate the Needless Expense Between I,
Who would go from here to San Francisco to get to New York? Ho one. Wa . A,
all believe in the direct, the shortest route it saves time and money.
Why not follow this same Principle in spending the household purse? Every
American Store makes it possible for you we are direct buyers, bringing the
product of the farm, the manufacturer and producer to your very door at one small
margin.
Hundreds of thousands of the shrewdest and most particular housekeepers
in four States are proving it every day.
Let us grove to you that the stores "wjiere quality counts can savr)
money.
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meat.est eggs to be had anywhere.
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At Our Every -Day Economy Prices
Choice I'jnlc Salmon can 12ljc, 20c
Fancy lied Salmon can 26c
Pure Threaded Codfish pkg. 8c, 12c
Fish Flakes can 14c
Hake Fish (for fish cakes). ... '.brick 22c
Ucnita (like tuna fish) can l'Jc
Choice Sardines can 8c, 17c
Smoked Herring bunch 2."ic
Hig Smoked Bloaters each lSc
Fancy Shrimp can lfic
Fancy Stuffed Olives bot. lie, 20c
Pride of barm Catsup big bot.
Trenton Crackers lb.
Fresh Cracker Dust lb.
Victor Ilread Crumbs . .' pkg,
Pure Horse Radish.
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California Lima Beans J b. 12c ' C?
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Evaporated Milk can 7c, 14c - v ,
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Fresh Baked Pretzels lb. 16c. ,A. .
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Not so large ns "Gold Seal," but, every
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Sour Krout big
Rich Cheese lb. 35c
Asco Oats big pkg. 8c
Choice Mackerel.
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Full, heavy body, delightful aroma. We
care not what you pay, you cannot get a
more satisfying "cup." Its quality never
varies, we blond it and roast It' in our
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Plain Black, Mixed and lndi3 uu' t eylon
The best pickings of tho greatest tea
cnrelnm in the world, blendeu by an ex
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Pink Salmon
l'2-lb. can 12'2c
(J cakes Laundry Soap for 2.ic
Fancy Spaghetti can 8c. 12c
Enameled Pails each 10c
1c, 9c, l.'lc
Scrub Hrushes
Tender Peas can 14c
Sweet Sugar Corn can 15c
Choice Tomatoes can 12c, 17c
Fancy Evap. Apricots lb. 27c
New, Meaty Prunes. . .lb. 16c, 19c, 22c
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Bread
There is no other loaf just like "Victor'
it is the sum total of modern bread-
baking skill the nearest approach to
the best home-made you ever served.
Victor Raisin Bread "oat 10-
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These Prices in All Oar 150 Meat Markets
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Swift's Little Lean Picnics 24c Ib
They are small, lean and bmoked to a nicety
Quality Beef
Roast 28c ,. BctL' Roast 28'
Lean Soup Beef, 20c a lb.
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Little Pig Roasting Hams . . . ,b 33e
Fresh Beef Liver ,b12"
Heinz's Best Krout .
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