" "flVEMIB ' PtJBLIO'XISDGJiilJ-PHlLllDIiJLPHIA, 'MQMXte 'JUNE "1010"
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&nd So They
Were Married
By IIAZEIi VETO nATCIIELOR
Ccturiohl, lilt, ni ruHIo Lidatr Co.
START THIS STOItY TODAY
I TH HAS been said before- that Kuth
U'J-and Scott nccr met nny of the
IWhltmom' friendt. At first tliejr did
h not think bo much about it, but after
a time It seemed rather nurer that no
ono ever dropped in. Iliith. with her
fttrong preference for Itita Whltinarc'n
friendship, nevertheless had other
friends dropping in comtnntly. She
Mould have mfacd these friends It they
had not been there even though she
often resented informal dropping in
the&o dajs, it was s,o apt to Interfere
with some plans that the; had made
with the Whltmores.
Ocnc Mathews dropped In one night
around f o'clock, nnd Scott nsked him
to stay for dinner.
dut in the kitchen ltuth interposed
almost angrily. "We've promised to
pclid the evening with Illta and Dan."
! "They re coming over here, nrcn t
they?"
'Yes, but they may not want nny
one else here."
'N'oneenso I IVhr Blinnldn't thpT?
Ano one would like CJenc."
jr Ituth was worried nevertheless. A
i woman's pyei see more than n man's,
and all through dinner she was wonder'
ing whnt she had better do About it
Afterwaid, when Scott and Gem were
smoking In the living loom, she slipped
aero) the hall and rang the bell.
r She waited n long time nnd rang
ngajn. The door was opened by Ilita.
Her fnoo seemed somehow queer and
perturbed. Ituth laughed a little ncr
vou$ly. "I thought you bad gone out for
dinner."
'(O, no, I guess I didn't hear the
belt at first. I was in the kitchen.
Dap hasn't come home yet."
q, really," said Iluth with all the
instant solicit nt o that a woman has for
sortie unforeseen domestic worry,
"Didn't he telephone?"
Illta shook her bend. She did not ask
Itu(h to come inside.
MDid jou wnnt anything, dear?" she
asked finally, as the two girls stood
facing each other in the hnllwaj.
','1 wanted to tell jou that a friend
of Scott's has rome in unexpectedly for
dinner: ho will probably be here to
nlirht. I didn't want von to rnme ornr
I nnd expect to find us nlone and I don't
want it to make any difference with
our evening."
"It doesn't matter a bit," Hita said
eagerly.
"But you'll come? You don't mind on
extra man, do you?"
"Of course we don't, but let's post
pone the eening till tomorrow. It isn't
as if anything were formal, jou know."
Ruth wondered if it were her imagin
ation or it Illta were really idieved.
She certainly teemed glad that she
wasn't coming. She felt suddenly aw
fully strange toward Rita, almost as if
Illta were a stranger thnt she did not
know. All the intimacy thnt bad gone
to make up their friendship seemed re
motely dlbtant hero In the semidirk
hall, with this first misunderstanding
between them, small as it was. It
wasn't the enormity of whnt bad oc
curred, because after all, nothing but a
trivial matter had occurred. It was the
queer, fecljng tliaf Iluth had psychologi
cally nnd "which she was eager and nnx
ious to shake off as quickly aR possible,
nnd to get back to the old footing.
Huth lingered. Her pride was up in
arms and she wanted to go back into
her onn apartment with as casual an
nid as Ititn wore, but she was to be
disappointed.
"I don't understand why you won't
fome, she said stiftlv, "I made those
sandwiches jou like."
"You dnrjing," Ilita responded, and
therf quickly, "They'll keep till tomor
rows Kenny. Iluth, it's more fun to be
alone." And with this, Huth was forced
to be content. She went back across
thcihall and stood for a ininutn in the
hall! The door acioss the way closed
firmly nnd through the partition Ituth
fancied she henid Ititn give n light
laugh. It was startling. She stood
listening a minute, but she he.ud noth
ing Jmore; perhaps she had been mis
taken filler nil.
"I told jou the AVhitmores wouldn't
Y come over if nny one else were here,"
k Ilut,li burst out.
f SJott looked puzzled. "That's fuu-
"I don't think it's funny nt all.
ITher simnl.v don't like eveiv one; tlmv
& Hkc;us, but that doesn"t mean thnt they
Phave to like our fiiendb." Iluth was
defending Ilita furiously, becauso she
did not feel IlKe doing so. Slip felt, with
s. Scott, thnt it was uueer. AVhv una It
j- that the Whltmoira were to ciclusUc?
. valt Dcrnuso tliey really didn't like
J' many people, or was there a more
serlpus reason?
i (In tho next installment, the rift In
' the friendship Is widened.)
' KILLED BY TRAIM
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DVi Blind Woman's Son Killed In Leap
it , From Freight Car
I Thomns McKennn, thirteen years old,
S son .of Mm. Mnr.v McIvcMiiin. n u-i.ln...
I$:iwl,0,i8 u,,ni1 "ml whom he helped miii-
In'hniil' ..-no Lilln.l .,.1.. ..... .1... '
i! '",. "" it't imij i-siriuuy inorn
t ins when he leaped from n swiftly mov
ing riiuaueipnia and Heading freight
train, on which he whs riding. The
i family live nt 0700 Hngerman street.
k, !Tvvo of Mrs, McKenna's sons aro OVer-
UTDnfl,Di;MJUl, 111 &11VI ituu.
Bj. The boy bad climbed on tho train
at'Holmesburg Junction Saturday night
to nae nomc. v lien tiie train reached
JLlladen avenue, in Torrcsdnle. where
,Xbe wanted to get off, If was moving so
nwlftly that when the boy leaped he
' S,wasthrowu againit the cais. His skull
J was fractured and lie died while being
i taken to the irnukioril Hospital.
WAR CHEST
i
, Beneficiaries
' tjeed every cent you pi'dm
j ised them
Mvwl Payment Due
( June 1st, 1919
77te Wormaft's
Exchange
Maltese Klttons Want Home
To lh Editor et Woman's Pane:
Dear Madam As jou arc so kind lu
helping to plnee cats and dogs would
you bo so kind as to heln me to place
three mnltese cats In good homes where
tney get kind trentment. It is a mother
rat with her two babies. Tho mother is
fifteen months old nnd the llttlo ones
are eight weeks old. They aro nice
nnd clean nnd no trouble nt all, nnd
would glndly keep them it I could, for
I am n great animal lover mjsclf nnd
I would not like to clvc them to the
cat home. I do hope some one will wnnt
the little klttcn, as I spoiled them all
ana mncic pets out of them.
MRS. .T. K.
Mrs. .T. K.'s address Ir held here and
letters will be forwarded to her.
Wants to Darken Gray Hair
To tle Editor o! Woman's 1'aoc:
Denr Madnm "Will you kindly give
me n sage-tea recipe for darkening grnv
hair and how long must you npply it
beforo you get lesults? Will the wige
just color outwardly, that washes off
with every shampoo? I have been put
ting money nnd time in n sage-tea
reelpo that after using for over n
month has not brought any results.
A JiKDlSER HEADER.
It would not be possible for me to
Rive you tnis recipe or ten you now
tn use it, for theie mo so many dif
ferent shades of gray, and I could not
give a gcueinl recipe which would fit
every case. ou would reallv sae time
nnd money bj going to a reliable hnir
dresser to have you hair darkened if
von really want to have it done. (Jrny
hair is most becoming to most women
nnd if it is premature, the youthful
expression of tho face announces thnt
fact, and no one accuses a really young
woman of being old just because her
hair is gray.
Games With Matches
To the Editor of Woman's rnae:
Dear Madam Some time last year
jou hnd printed In the woman's ex
change direction for phtjing n number
of games with matches, rafting It "A
Mntchmnker's Social " I cut out the
iirticle at the time, but had the mis
fortune tn lose it. I wonder it you
would print it ngnln, as I nm sure it
would interest others who might not
hae seen it the first time. M. X.
I am glad tn far jou.
Each boy or gill mav be given two
mulches, which they must juggle, toss
ing first one and then the other In the
air. The player who keeps the mntches
up longest wins the gnme, nnd n pretty
mntclisnfe or pocket matchbox can be
the prlre. Tho first failure puts the
juggler out.
Then n contest In seeing who can In
The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
1. Who is I'.lanchc Henry?
2. What is a good use for the worn
niif rase of n pnir of tortoise
shelljrimmed spectacles?
.",. How should knitted articles be
dried after washing?
I. What can be done when the point
of n gold barpln becomes dull?
fi. Describe a pretty and unusual
touch that can be added to a dark
blue silk dress?
0. What Is n good way to prevent
baby's stockings from wearing out
a t the knees when he creeps?
Yesterday's Answers
1. The government position of den
tal hygienist is now open to
women who are graduates of reg
ular dental hygicnists' schools.
2. The hlrthstones for Juno are the
pearl and moonstone.
.'. The birthday (lower for June is
the honeysuckle.
1. Varicolored frog fastenings made
of bends supply unusual trimming
for the georgette waist or dress.
5. HInck buttonhole stitching around
the neck of the pink crepe do
chine nightgown supplies n new
touch.
0. The lower section of the Icebox Is
many degrees colder than the
uppcr'sectlon.
IresinoQE
ADO. '
Lassie- s5H V
esi
Delay In the $rojer treatment
of skin troubles is dangerous.
Every day spent in trying un
proved remedies may only let
the disorder spread and become
more and more deeply seated.
The value of ResinolOintment
is known. For over twenty
years ithas been used as a sootb.
ing, healing remedy for the skin.
rilOTOI'IuAK
H
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OWNED AND MANAGED I3Y MEUDERS OP
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT S"D AB0VE ,AnKBT
MABOOKntTE CIABK In
'x.irrLK mibs llOQV:n,,
CEDAR O0Tn AND CEDAn AVBNUD
, , TAVLOn TIOI.MER In
I '"A RKGUIAll FELLOW"
COLISEUM MAnl?58Bgi
SPECIAtj JNCI3 CAST III
"X'ia MtuNioiirr l'ATnoi."
POI ONIA1 Otn. t Maplevvood Ave,
WU.V-1N1L. ;.i5 and 8:10 P. It.
j. w KnnniciAN in
'ITHB END OP THK aAME"
PI IRPlcf A 0T1I t MARKET PTS.
curvc-rvA matinbb daily
WALLACH HKlt) In
"THE JlOAItlNO ItOAD"
FRANKfORD ns r"n"ort A"
NoAma TALMADOE In
'THE rnODATIO.V VIKE"
thrM minutes make the longest line of
matches. Two or three nlnvers run
raco at once, according to tho width of
. . ...u ...iu ...in iuM iiir
Players through more thnn one room If1
111U lOOm. fllUl Ihn MIIU nn.. 1.1 - II..
iney aro spcedV enough.
Give two prices that match exactly
for the best scores in these races.
A scramble Is very amusing where
dead mntches of vnrlous lengths are
hidden hero and there or simply placed
around tho room where thevi can be
seen, and nil nc-rnmblo to collect them
lie object can be to Rceuro matches
which, when laid together, will form
the longest line or simply to find one
match which the hostess has purposely
included, and which Is larger than the
rest. Or large matches can count ns
two nnd small ones as one and the
highest score win the prize.
Tor nu outdoor party a good contest
would consist in arranging rows ot the
matches stuck upright in the earth.
The one whose line is longest, or which
contains most matches nt the end of
the fUc-mlnutc round, wln3 the race.
When all hne completed there mnj be
championship races for a final prire.
let another match game which is
very amusing Is to nlace n Hlsh of Heml
mntches in the center of the tnhle
around which nil sit, and each player Is
gUen a length of fine sewing cotton. All
the cotton lengths must he of exactly
the same number of Inches, and when
the signal is gien all the plajcrs begin
to tie the matches on their threads.
The thread which contains most matches
when "time Is up" wnn the prlro.
Instead of ghing prices for each game
fll. ..fin l.n iio. ... .1.. 1 f .t.
..." . . i..- fci.ru hl uif piui ,1 HUM
twentieth tn the man nnd girl who win
the greatest number of games during
the ptrning. Tnll cards marked for
each game won rnu be used. Reprinted
fiom the .Mnrj Dawson (lame Rook.
Free Employment Bureau
To the Editor o Woman's Paee.
Dear Madam Could you please oblige
me by telling where there is a free em
ployment bureau that helps women
to get positions? WORRIED.
Tho women's section of the federal
employment bureau, 2SS South Twelfth
street, is free and helps girls and
women to all sorts of positions.
BETHANY CHILDREN'S DAY
Prizes for Good Records Presented
by John Wanamaker
The annual celebration of Bethany
I'resbjterian Sunday school was held
here yesterday in tho auditorium of the
church. More than a thousand chil
dren participated
The exorcises were exceedingly Im
pressive, the children being dressed In
white nnd divided into sir sections, ac
cording to their grades in the school.
t'rlres were distributed for excellence
I .1 ,," , 1'f.l, ...111 II IK... I'.t.'T .'
in the different departments, langlngiof them, for iciv often
iiwiu in,- ruuji," iihi co inc grauunting
class. John Wannmnker making the
piesentations. Twenty five infants were
formally bnptired at the cloe of (he
festival.
Mr. Wanamaker made the principal
address, which was filled with parables
suited to the children. On the plnlform
he had n small live calf, which he used
In illustrating the story of the golden
calf, nnd other stories relnted to the calf
ill the scriptures Mr. Wanamaker told
some interesting facts about the animal
kingdom, which gave evident nmuscment
to the children and held their close at
tention.
An address was also made hv the Hev.
George T. Pentecost, pastor of Bethany,
who expressed his pleasure at being
present nt the exercises because of his
fondness for the children, who, he said,
were an important factor in every com
munity, becnuse of. what they would
he hereafter. They would after a little
while, he said, be the lenders of the
citv. the state and the nation, and for
that reason the church was anxious to
train them enrcfiillr. Just as they were
influenced ns children, so would they
grow into mnnhood and womanhood, nnd
fill the places, humble or high, for which
their talents would fit them.
There wnR a special musical program
rendered bv the itcv . Charles Alexander,
the "singing evangelist," and his
chorus, nnd the church was beautifully
decorated with flags and spring flowers.
French Election Expected
Paris, June 2. Humors In the lobby
of the ennmner 01 depones mat me gov
ernment has decided to hold parliamen
tary elections duiiug July are reported
by Le Journnl.
Use
first for
vm I m m I
skin troubles
If applied in time) it usually
checks the itching and reduces
the eruption right away. But
even in stubborn, long-standing
cases, it is surprising, how
quickly this gentle, yet effective
ointment brings results.
All drug gists sell Resinol Ointment.
JtftnvtUk tmder tcrtfimd the rtel
Uthtr of Rrsittol SkavtHC SSuJk deltgkt
(ulif tootkiitz.
ritOTnrrAjs
R
IlIIWRO TOONT BT. k UIICAltD AVE.
J U1UUVJ jumbo Junction on Trankfonl
HIKD .SHIM-. In
"JOHNNY, GET YClUlt OU,"
I API KT e P AND I-OCl'rVT OTREETS
l-UVUOl vta't. I 30.3 RO Evgp.OiVO to 11.
DOROTHY DA f. TON In
"THE LADY OV HKD UUTTE'i
MIXHN 02D AND MAItKET 8T8.
VIVfAN HIArtTIV In
"THE HOME TOWN lltltf,"
DARIf nlDOE AVE. . IIAVPIIIN NT.
EVELYN NE811IT l" V
"THOU 81IALT NOT'
Dl01 1 6SD AND SANSOM hTfl
rI V UU MATINEE I)
ALICE JOYOi: in
"THE TlllKD DLQllEE"
,ILT
STRAND aKn"ANTOn3$S,
3
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ALICE .lOYOK In
"THE THIRD PEanEE"
WRAPS FOR SUMMER
ARE IN TAFFETA
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V
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This lovely taffeta wrjp, which
follows the new light colors of the
season, Is In changeable apilcot anil
rrtmli blue. Tho embroidery work
Is done In the blue
A Dail Fashion Talk bj Floienee Rose
ONE may go over the fishtnus clis
plijed for this season and pick out
the various points in the designing
which are fcntuies of this year's pm
duct, such ns the sMo of sleeve and
the tvpo of skirt, explaining to those
who do not have ns oirlv mi opportunltv
to judge the fashions and possibly the j
time to dissoct nnd catalogue the
ennnges ns tney appear in the new
models, so that she who runs may at a
glanre know tho vintnge of 10111
There are always important points
about the gaimcnts produced e.uh sea
son, and it never pays lo ignore any
that which
beems so trivial, when fust introduced,
turns out to be the most vital feature
beforo tho season closes. There .are
many new tom lies about the costumes
this spring, and none should be. ovci
looked, but the most important of nil
is the daintiness which is found In every
one of the new things.
Daintiness is cveij where, in the
frocks, in the bats and even in the
touches given to the plninest tailor j
made. Wrnps, too, come in foi a shnie I
of daintiness. Only vesteidav 1 saw I
riioToi'i,is
PHOTO PIAYS
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Roniitur.
Corporation
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APOLLO
51!D AND THOMPSON- STS.
SIATlNCi: UAIL.Y
NAZIMOVA in
OUT Or' THIS TOO
ARCADIA
CHEHTMT IteloH ItiTH
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WALLACE nnin In
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ni i icnipn broad street and
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OMIY DESLYH In
' INFATUATION '
BROADWAY ""$&&&'
WILLIAM KARVITM tn
"THE JUNGLE TRAIL"
i?l1PR'l7QQ MAIN 8T. MANAYUNK
c,MrrCtoo matinee daily
WILLIAM rARMIJI In
THE JUNQLE 'tRAIL"
FAIRMOUNT "SSa'&AV
KRANK KEENAN In
"THE MAHTEU MAN"
CAIVIII V THEATRE 1811 Market Bt.
rLlVHl-.I 0 A. M to Mldnlfht.
J WARREN KERRIGAN lit
"TIIE REST MAN"
1ATU QT THEATRE Delow Bpuc
jOlnOl. MATINEE DAILY
FI OltBNCB REED In
"HER CODE OF HONOR"
GREAT NORTHERN nr"Vi.fS?
PAULINE FREDERICK In
"ONE WEEK OF LIFE"
IMPERIAL COT,"lBt2A:nVJ.STTfo.
HAttot n Loc'Kvvoon in
"SHAPOW8 OF RUSP1UION"
I CAnlTR 1ST. LANCASTER AVE.
L.fc.ALn.rs. matinee daily
Wit. H HART In
"THE MONEY CORRAL"
i ffl llrar iffliill hCsk ai fill F
WmW. A8 1 li The charm of the lln VsX &
" Iw5 il Ri,z Roof "efl not f fpWVvvll If
JliiKJriiM I onIy in ita 8ur" ilfiv 1 1 v-Xi
?flUr,MVl 1 roundings, but in VI l Ujf
?& wArJm ,he qua,ity of ,ta nt Ul Mmv
1 VO M 1iA i patronage. You ox- jvl l
V fMi Is ir I ji- . TnJ i ill Km li
i Nl i v. '. . .f .. u i. iNi BV i U R
ii andyo,,findit! liirfli
IWmWm 0nfrtheSeaem Hl Mil
a I i k-s ' iii, I 4 B f j
If tlilillall Jllllr MLl UROAP 3T.Q?tv.4Trl-a?jWALNUT 8T JMlillJjjlSlilllllJSi
an array of wraps Uint made mo think
more of fairy clothing thnn wraps for
tho work-a-day' xvorld. All of these
wraps were of taffeta, and all were In
the pastel colorings. Some were capes,
others In capo effects, nnd here nnd
there n dolman. They were Intended
to be worn over the light summer frocks
for afternoon or evening wear.
The nrtlt has made jou a sketch of
one of the loveliest of these wraps, made
of taffeta in changeable apricot shade
and French blue. The deep joke, which
formed the upper part of the garment-,
wns beautifully embroidered by hand in
bine silk. Tho lower part wns fulled to
the joke with considerable llufflness nt
the sides, which gnve the wrnp n pegged
effect. The collar was of the taffeta,
made straight and extremely wide so
that it draped low oor the shoulder
line.
(Inquiries aro solicited and may be
nddiosvd in enre of this newspnper.)
Opvrlirht tom hj riorfnc, Roc
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TALK
Frank Bell, C. S., a Lecturer, Tells
Audience to "Think Right"
MM.!.. I -.!!.. 1 Ml I-. I ..-If
iiiiiutv rignc nnn mu m i' i '!"
think shoddv nnd you II fi el shnddv
1'rnnk Hell, C H., Christian Science
lecturei. at a meeting In the Frankfortl
Theatre yestcrdnv afternoon, said that
the prnrtiio of Christian Science is the
lactivltv bv which wrong thoughts giie
jihue to light thoughts, and the fruits
i t right thinking appear instead of the
funis of winng thinking.
"Christian Si lence," said he, "shov "
the willing student not onlj how to
distinguish light thought fiom v run,!
thought hut how to hold the one ami
lejei-t tin other, and thus to have do
minion ovei the shaping of his cnrrei
"All tlore is to living is thinking."
continued the lectuier. And he indl
mted how the appetites might he con
I ti oiled, business improved, health re
newed. good itirenshlp established, by
a diligent studv and pincticc of the
science of (hiistinn healing.
Chipped Beef is
twice as good r-
HOLUygQpSK
is the reason
Amfrlfun liouwle hin found a
new lutiihoou delight It Is creamed
chipped beef eied on Holland Ituk
crlspl dftlliloUF, Ktdden -brow tied dM
of most nutritious and rA sih-dlgfsttd
food
Tim ldal accompaniment for egg,
mentH nnd berrien Hefter than nn
tonpt r browned on a toaMer ( tnkrn
tip pJnrr of bicod in ail If urs A
larRo parkrigH IrV ,t our kkkc
Midf onty by
Holland Rusk Company
Holland, Michigan
Malcrn of O-Joy Cuitnrtt Ocsscrfs
I T - ra M fcl Ml Kl !W m ss n Mf
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The following theatres obtain their pictures
through theSTANLEY Booking Corporation,
which is a guarantee of early showing of
the finest productions. Ask for tho theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Booking Corpoiation.
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'THE
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PLAZA
broad and
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"THE UUKHER"
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"rilB VEILED ADVENTURE''
TANI FY MAHKET ABOVE 10TH
MARY PICKFORD In
"DADDY LO.NO LEOS
VICTORIA MARKET ST. AH. 0TH
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Put Collars on Them
The collars nro not to bo worn by the
cutworms but by the cnbbage plants
which nro likely to bo nttaeked by these
Insects, particularly if the cabbage
patch lias been lu sod or running wild
'with grass nnd wreds within a year or
two, advises the Natjonnl 1,nr Garden
Commission, I'ut these two-Inch pnper
collars around the stems of tho plant
and the worms cannot cat through.
Another way to hnndle the cutworms Is
with poisoned bran mash, made of one
pound of brnn, one half ounce powdered
white arsenic, nn ounce or two of cheap
sirup and water enough to mnko rt thick
mixture. The worms will go for this
on account of i(r sweet tnste.
If cabbage worms begin to riddle the
leaves of the plants making them look
like lacowork, sprny with arsenate of
lead powder, once ounce to six ounces of
water In which an ounce or two of soap
has been dissolved. After tho heads
form use pjrclhrum which is not
poisonous to people but is poisonous to
tho worms.
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Uneoda Biscuit pice. 8c
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'Asco" Black Pepper. pkg. 5c!
"Asco" Nutmeir pke. 5c
Table Salt pkp. 4c-8c
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Tomato Soup, 7c can, 3 " 20c Flour rl'rb,nJ .121b. bag 90c
Sweet Tender Corn . .can 14c Laundry Soap 6 bars 25c
Fig Bars Fr"h "" ... ,1b. 22c Blue Label Ketchup . .bot. 18c
Best Barley 3 lbs. 10c W. D. Vinegar bot. 12c
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Afternoon at 1 P. M. Throughout June, July and August
We earnestly solicit the co-operation of our customers, asking that you ivill please
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service. Thank you. AMERIQAN STORES CO.
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of lighter shade, tho picture completed
with a deep sapphlrc-bluo train, which
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1212 Chestnut Street
Without Mincing Words or
Wasting Printers' Ink
We say to you knowing whereof we speak
We Sell the Freshest Eggs and
Best Butter to Be Had Anywhere
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; Mason Pint Jars, doc. 80c
I Mason Quart Jars, doz. 85c
Jellj Glasses, . . doz. 42c
Jar Tops, doz. 30c
Rubbers, Double lip, doz. 8c
Parr-ax, (4 cakes) lb 17c
Victor Pan
Victor Rye
Victor Hearth
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to your tables-peppered
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Stewing ,b-15c
Loin Chops ,b- 35c
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Sliced
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TABLE LAMPS,
$9.00 to $18.00
TLOOR LAMPS,
$12.00 to $30.00
SHADES,
Great variety of silk cretonne
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Golden Pumpkin, .big can 10c;
Pure Jelly class 10c
Pure Peanut Butter, glass 12c
uaker Biscuit Flour.pkc. 10c
Crisco 1-lb. can 33c.
Iors SUrch lb. TVtc
endcr Peas can 15c
Fancy Spinach. . .big can 17c
Quaker Corn Flakes, pkg. 9c'
.National Oats pkg. 9c
.Kippered Herring. .. .can 15c
KcstPinkbalmon.smalltan.10c
'Asco" Ammonia. .. .bot. 8c.
Clothes Line yard 2'jc
Clothes Pins 24 for 5c.
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