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iSVEMGr PtJlJLIO LBDaR-PHirADELPHIA, XHTIKSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1919
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which, he represented Iho district of
Vryhcld.
At the beginning of the Boer war
In 1800 he was Veldt-Cornet for that
Union forces In southwest Africa,
achtcUng n romplcte bucccsj nnd com
pelling the German troops In thnt re
gion to surrender. With General .Ian
LIPREolI DEL
le clfre dlmonstrnutl l'lmportaalone
mimentnta con ecceso di circa 15 mil
lonl di lire In confronto delta espor
tnzione c cio' dlmostrn pure chc gll
itallanl vUotio csclusUnmcnte con 1
prodottl lmportati, compratl a crcdlto.
Iattenzlonc del gioniHli che ern stata
deviatn dalle lamentnte dUcussioul
sull'InihieMii di Cnpotctto e' orn con
centrutn sutla nuetiouc dl cul sopra la
nuale c' dl oapltalc linpnitniiii.
In geneiale si credo che il l'residente
del Cmisiglio dei Mlnlstri si sia deciso
a fnre 1'iiiaspettato appello come rUul
tato delle dlHicolta' Iniontrnte liell'nttc
nere del prestlti dnH'Amciicn. Si e' (Its
plarcntl chc egll nello stesso tempo "on
lia nnnunrintn le inlsure die intende dl
adottnre Immcdiatniucnte per supcrare
la crlsl. lrt ciuale c' dovuta principal -inente
al fatto he l'ltalia, dopo died
,,,rw,1 .In die fu firmalo l'nrmUtirio, non
questa perdltn alia rneta', eon tin pro
gressho numetito sul prrarzo dl vendlta.
I glornall democrnticl si oppongono a
detto piano, nsserendo che le Stnto
dovra' prima Imporre una ristretta ra
7ione di pane, nffrettnie In (lemoblll
tnzliuie e grnvnre di tasse hi riccliezza,
Hpecialmente quelln nccumulatn con i
paco sarn' portato Innanzl alia Camera
del Depntntl In llomn, per la discus-
NATIONALIZE TOLSTOI LANDS?'1'
sione, II glorno 3 settembre proslmo Russfan Reds Will Make Etatif "'
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district. Joining the lloer, forces In
en-uiiuii nn irirgriuiniin Kiuiuw ui , Memorial to hamoui writer
northern Natal he noon rose to high
commands.
He wns In clinrge of tho4lner forces
nt the battle of 'Colcnso and Hplonkop
nnd following the death of General 1'.
,T. Joubert, lie wns made rommaudcr-In-clilet
of the Trnniaal Boers.
After the fall of Pretoria he reor
ganized the Boers with a view to pro
longed guerilla warfare, Ills forces of
fering steady resistance to the llritish
up until Inte In 1001.
Following the penro negotiations be
tween the Boers nnd the British Gen
eral Hotha took n leadlifg role in the
period of reconstruction. After the
grant. of self-government to the Tians
anl In 100J, General Hothn was called
upon to form u government.
1'iom this position he icslgned In De
cember. 101U, owing to dissension in
Christian Smutts. General Hothn signed
the peace treaty with Germany on be- '
half of the Union of South Africa, .Tune
28 last. He arrived at Capetown from
Europe on July 2S.
Up to the outbreak of the Hocr War I
"Journal."
II giornnle il "Plgaio" cnmmentnndo
In nntlriu die ihe e' dovere dell'
Ainertiii di nffrcttnre la ratlfica del
Coiietiliagen, Aug.' 28. (Hy A. M" -
A ilispntc h from llelslngfors says the vri
jiiippiuu buiu'i gutui uiiii-ui. linn huumu-,j;k
nllzcd the estate of the late Count ,
ToNtol at Vnsnavn Pol In tin In order tails? L
piolitti delln guerrn. Si dice pine clie
il goterno ititenda di ridurre In con
Miumziniic dd iim, alio scopo di es-1
tioitmne una giniide qtiniititn' in mm i
Inn delln linportnzione del generi di
pi Iran neceslta'. I
I'arlgl, 27 agoMo 11 tiattnto di i
Sheep Raiser Who Led People
in Revolt Later Became
Premier
II Capo del Coverno Espone la
Crave Situazione Economica
e Finanziaria
trattatn
li unee Impostn dngli Allenti I preserve the memory of Tolstoi. ' "
In 1800, Hothn was emploed chiefly
as a raiser of sheep and cattle.
He opposed the drift toward war nnd
oted against the ultimatum which
President Kruger sent to Kngland, but
once the hostilities had begun he vol
unteered and began what developed into
a successful military career.
alia Germanin. poiclie' l'a cettai.ionc e
The dispatch adds that the. govern " 1
, lti- .,! .-1 i. 1 f !i.1 Al.- - .. . .1 -
ic llloilllK'llimil nun f-MiL-i'riiuiii mm- i incill nun mvn.i;il iuv uiriiiucrn oi ilie yJjl
tnno git Man i nut. ma iiute ic im Tolstoi lamiiy to enter me service or.
7lnnl dell'Kttropa. the government nnd reside in the .castle j
VICTIM OF INFLUENZA
Publlihfrt nnij Distributed Under
rniiMiT no an
Authored by the iirt of October 0.
1017 nn nlo at tho PoitotTlto of Phila
delphia Va
iiy order of the President
A S lll'HLi:ION.
rnslltinsler General
By tlio Associated Pres
His clever tactics defeated the Ung
lish nt Colenso, and by very skillful inn- j
neuverlng he led In person a smnll
force which scnleJ Splon Kop. in the I
face of a terrific fire, and dislodged the
Hritlsh. General Joubert died three
I'ctorla, Union of South Africa,
Auk. 28. General Louis Itotha, prem.
ler and minister of agriculture of the
Union o South Africa, died suddenly
early this morning following Tin attack
of Influenza.
Louis Hothn was born nt Greytown,
Natal, in 180.1, nnd was a member of
the first Volksraad, of Transvaal, In
-.'H
Mllnno. IMS ngoto. II prodamn deir'ha nncorn otteimto le sue oomimoui n i
On. Nittl iiiinunzinnte coii franchezza ' pace.
l'estmna grnvlta' delln situazione ccon- ' Paccndo preseutc clie lo htato per
omicn e Unnuzinria delln nazione indl- , mnutencrc l'attunle prezzo del pnne per
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ASCO. ASCO.
dajs after this bnttlc, and General
tttomm&mmGm4l
the cabinet, but wns immediately asked I Hotha n& chosen commander in chief canto le ui gentl necessitn' dl eeoiiomiii e ' it l-0 sare-bbe costretto a sostenere
to form a new government. At the j of the Hner forces. He fmtglit the rlpresa normnle del lavoro, ha grandc- una perdltn dl tre mllinrdl e mezzo di
outbreak of the great war In 1014, Inst set battle of the war at Ljilcnhcig rnente impressionnto. I lire, il Corriere della Seta nuniinzin
General Hotha took commnud of the Ion September S, 1001. Pnrtlcolarnicntc linpressionautl sono die il govemo ha deciso dl rlduirc
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Store Closed All Day Saturday the Last Summer Holiday!
Open All Day Next Monday Labor Day!
Formal Fall Opening of Millinery; Preliminary Showing of Furs & Outer Apparel Next Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2d & 3d
HATS TRIMMED l-'REE
Five Hundred $5 to $6
Untrimmed & Ready
to - Wear Hats, $2.98
Our Annual Made-to-Measure
Sale of
Men's Clothing
(From Monday, September
1st, to Wednesday, September
10th, Inclusive)
All-wool materials. Kit guaranteed.
Values From $50$OQ
to $60, for JO
The Mint price to nil re-urdl of stir.
All orders filled In from two to three
weeks. Lit Ilroi. SECOND FLOOR
B " " ' - ' ' I i -jMUMU.1
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE '
AH Day labetL
Market
Eighth
One Yellow Trading Stamp With Every 10c Purchase
'-i ' a PHILADKLPHIA l . : .,
Day
Filbert
Seventh
The delightful lange of shapes in
cludes largo, medium nnd small, in
straight, mushroom, flare-side, tur
ban nnd tarn effects trimmed
with ribbons and tassels.
1.1 1 llrothtm - 1'lrat Floor, North
T
SNE End-ol-tti
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Many small lots and clearances are to be disposed of at much lower prices than our regular markings just think of it!
A hint to economical parents: it is tune to think of the children's school' toggery, accessories and "supplies" provide them
now the end-ot-tne-montn saie oners Dig savings.
CvV''f,'ift,A
:
Men's and Young Men's
$30 and s35 New
Fall Suits
15
Single, double breasted, waist-line 'and other snappy
models in handsome patterns, including brown, gray,
blue and fancy mixtures.
MeiiS $25 & ?30"New"
Fall Top Coats
Strictly all-wool. Fancy chevidts, tweeds and other
equally serviceable mateiials; syngle and double
bieasted. '
Boys' Norfolk Suits, $7.50
Checks, plaids and mixtures in Norfolk, skirt-coat
and trench models' with peg-top trousers. Sizes 6
to 18.
Boys' Trousers, $1.98
Knickeibocker and Bloomer styles, in fancy chev
iots, cassimeres; also of navy serge. Sizes 6 to 18
l.lt Ilrotlier SHCOND FLOOR
Special Offer To-morrow!
YELLOW
TRADING
STAMPS
MPS8 VNife HHH AMI
F Sett.
To Every Purchaser of a Dollar's Worth or More
Series "IIXXS" & "IIXXT"
HHfer sal In
: 111
'' Aww m
Good in any Yellow Trading Stamp Book, no matter
how many other "extra" stamps you may already have.
All goods purchased toitiorrow will be charged
on September bill, payable in October
' vrvf3winviiiu'vi
Women's and Misses' Apparel
The End-of-ihe-Monlh Sale Holds Forth
Stirring Incentives in This Section
$6 to $8 $
DRESSES
Of voile, organdie, nut, tussah, check and plaid ging
ham. All summer hhades.
, . ,-... .-,, .
Of organdie, plain ami figured voile, Fiench and
lamie linen, net and taffeta in navy, black and sum
mer colois. Strikingly pretty styles.
$l8bH2loF7o IcksT 'il-ilib
Of embioideicd voile, net and tafTcta, also beaded
Georgette, hlightly .soiled.
$20
Gray, with
mannish collar. The lot also offers a few navv
black heiges; silk lined.
Misses' $10 CoatsTis" "
Of basket weave in tan, navy and Copenhagen; also
of check velours in black and white. Belted or loose
hanging, i.u nmiiurs sncf)M fi.oou
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Every American Store is a Stepping
Stone to Better Living Conditions
The ever-present ambition of every normal man and woman is to get ahead,
to have something laid aside the "stocking" we sometimes speak of for that
"rainy day" point in their lives toward which all are drifting. '
The big savings possible through trading at an American Store is the chief
factor to this end. , ,
Our direct connections with the sources of supply the farmer, miller,
packer and manufacturer, eliminate the man in between, enabling us to do both
from the standpoint of Quality and Price what is not possible for others.
Quality Groceries sold at fair prices are among the reasons why the name
has become a synonym for Public Confidence.
Jersey Cloth Suits, $11.73
narrow cioss-fiont belt, pockets
j $1.59 Stripe (QK
Mohairs jp
64 Inch Washable and fast color.
Black and imf blue with bold
white stripes
I.U llrotlifrn First Floor, South
$1.25 Damask, 80c
Mercerized. Two yards wide .
I I l.lt IlrotlierM First Floor. North
$3 to $5 ) $ r f
Corsets "
American Lady, C-B a la Snlrlte.
W. B Nuform, P. X., Renifo Belt
and Warner's Rustproof. Sizes 20
to 36.
No Mall or Phone tlrdera Filled on
Comet Items
I.U Brothers MAIN ARCADC
50c to $1.50 Stamped
Made Up Rompers
Poplin, pique and lawn In white
tnn mid nlnk. Show handling.
No Mall or riione Orders l-lltrUJ
Lit Brother. THIRD rLOOH
Men's $1.50 Shirts, 95c
Taken from regular stock sizes
lBVi to 17 only. Slightly rumpled.
All high Krnde. Limited lot. No
mall or phone orders. ,,
Men's 29c Half Hose, 15c
Block cotton. Seamless. Imperfec
tions. .Yo moll or phone orders.
Ut Brothers First Floor, 7th St.
Girls' $1.50 to $7.50
Dresses
74c, $1.50, $2, $3, 3.95
74c Lot on Sale at 10 A. M.
No Mall or riione Orders Vllleil
Of gingham, percale, voile and
colored awn with contrasting trim
ming. Sizes 6 to 14.
Girls' $4 to $12.50
COATS
U.50&?5
CAPES
s2, $3 & $5
Of serges, checks and silk poplins.
Broken sizes, 2 to 14.
Lit Brothers SECOND FLOOR
.Women's & Children's
Underwear
Vests, pants and union suits,
Rumpled
25c to .89c values, each 19c
65c to 85c values, each 39c
Lit Brothers First Floor, South
$1.75 to $2
Seamless $1 OQ
SHEETS "J?
Run of the mill or well-known i
makes. Bleached and unbleached
Sizes 54x80, 63x90, 72x90 and 81x
90. Also some extra fine crib sheets
Slightly imperfect. Limited lot.
No Mail or rhone Orders
35c & 40c Pillow Cases, 29c
Bleached. Sizes 42x36 and 45x36
Imperfect. Limited Jot,
No Mail or Phone Orders
Lit Brothers First Floor, North
$25 Drexel ($9A.50i
Gas Range j v
Four top burners. Including: giant
burner, all ntar-drllled. 16-lnch
oxen.
$18 Hardwood "$i"A"i O
nefrirerntnra 11,UV
Aluminum Ware
fi.tti I'reserrlne Kettle, -I Q
8-quart , f
?1.15 irreseriliic Kettle, $-1 1Q
0-quart AeX7
$J flauce ran and t'oter, 1 Q
3-quart A !
Slightly imperfect. Limited quan
tities. No mall or phone orders
reeetted.
Lit Brother. THinD FLOOR
$10 Floor
Lamps
$6.98
Birch mahogany. Gas or electric.
Heavy turned base
I.U Brothers THIRD FLOOR
$1.50 Pongee ftQg
33 Inches wide Bamboo shade.
Lit Brothers First Floor, South
$5 Georgette $Q.90
Waists t $
Show embroidering arid beading
a great diversity of models, Includ
ing a few crepo (le chine waists,
White, flesh and colors.
LH Brothers SLVOND FLOOR
$3.50 Hand Bags, $2.89!
Chirron elet. "haln handle, fane
metal frame, hanging mirror. j
j.ir iiraiins First Floor. 8th St ;
7V,viMo CO OK r.r.A i
i TT Ulllll O iBidmidl, C111U
$2.50 Silk $1 f-Q!
Stockings - l.Sj
Limited lot. Thread silk In black, I
white nay, gray and other colois I
imperrect
Women's .$1.25 & $1.50
Thread Silk1 Stockings, 79c
Fashioned or full-fashlcned leg with
seamless feet Black, white and
colors Imperfect
JAt Brothers First Floor, South
L u?eya?f August . Furniture Sale
Tomorrow marks tho close of one of the most sensa tional money-makinpr events for home lovers It has
proven its leadership in variety and quality. ......
.Savings Offer 10 to 25. Share Tomorrow Sure! BUY ON THE' CLUB PLAN.
548 Library Table, $39.75
Mahogany, 44-inch size. Long
drawer, turned legs and bottom
shelf.
$40 & $50 China $94 QQ
Closets ' t'0
Odds and ends, mahogany, in
ydam and Cplonipl designs. Adi
jusujoiq sueiycs
THESE BEDROOM PIECES
In Walnut, Bird's-eyo Maple,
Mahogany or Quartered Oak. Pattern-shaped
Mirrors, French Legs,
Full Swell Fronts, Hank Tops.
$52.50 Dresser, 40x20, with "1 $45
a 28x2-2 mirror
$45 Triplicate Toilet $QQ.75
Table, 20x36 size.... "
$52.50 Chiffonier, 82x20, $45
with a 20x16 mirror. . .
$45 Full Size Bed, $39.75 i
$78 Buffet, $69.50
54 inch. Extra heavy plank top,
concave top drawers, extra largo
closet in center, two largo middle
drawers and long linen drawer.
$25 Ivory Chiffonier, $18.95 $95 value, bame btyie, uy-tnen, $85
Wjth glass and five deep drawers. I 32.50 Extension Table, $26.75
$9.50 Drop Leaf Table, $7.49 Golden oak in Queen Anne and
Fumed oak finish. 48-incb when, William -and Mary design. 6-42
opened, . I Size, J.U Ilralher Fourth Floor
Women's
Low
Shoes (
$6 to $9.50
9 fiiQ!
Piinil rolonlaw noil oxiorqs I
Patent toItNkin, gunmctnl. tan cair.
black, white, brown and gray kid,
alf-o white Nubuck and linen
Men's $6 to $8$Q QC
Shoes & Oxford.'' 'I7J
Tan and black leather, white Nu
buck and canas
Big Girls' $5 to $7 Low
Shoes, Oxfords UO CO
& Pumps.... ; "OV
auiimetal tah leathei. white Nu
buck and cnman Welted soles
,(( Brothers Flist Floor, North
$2 to $3.50 Silk Chemise
$1.65 and $2.65
Flesh toloi crepe do chine or
satin laie trimmed and tailored
tyleH Rumpled Not all sizes In
ill stjles No .Weill 01 l'hone Oideri
Filled j,
l.lt llrother First Floor Noith
50c Voile
and Crepe
29ci
Voile. In licht blue, old rose, tnupe.
Kreen, wlstarl.1. hroun and black
Crepe. In light blue and ecru 36
and 38 Inch.
I.U llrolher. First Floor. North
Pearl Necklaces
$2.50, $3.50 to $15
Two tboutnuri sli iriRs- -Impoi tei's j
surplus Mot k am mzes anrt iciifftns
Klint Kltwr. Jewelry Sptlon
75c Pro Lino New
Process Floor
Coverings
35c
Two yards wide;
Square jnr'l
Remnant lengths II; Ihk sizei
inttil or phone orders tilled
"u1reduce"d"
Only one or two of a kind
(8D Seamless HoBl Wilton Cln!
HxlJ ft ?1Uj
$65 Heamlets Wilton Velvet Cie
113x12 ft qi3
J15 Seamleis Wilton Vel Coo en
vet. S 3x10 B ft POO.UU
JM Brothers FOl UTII FLOOR
$4 House ( $Sp QQ
Dresses &i$0
I'lieiked and striped KliiRliaiu in
blue and-wlilte, black-and-white U
Iinender-anri-white
Stialcht model plaited from joke
collar and uffs of ihambray, two I
Dockets. Sizes 48, 50 and 5.' lo i
mail or phone orders filled
lite,
Lit
i Others Second Floor
$235 French
Seal Coats.
.$185
Collar and cuffs of natural squlnel
$Sr i$M
French seal
Inches lone
Heltcd model
SIX'OND F1.00K
$220 Solid OakUlA QQ
Dressera i-t';yo
Oval or patent plate mirror; three
deep drawers.
Phenomenal Sale of Thousands of
ARMY BLANKETS
One of America's largest distributors' surplus stock after army con
tracts have been filled.
Fine Warm Blankets of High-Grade Wool
and Cotton Mixtures
Single strips, as all army blankets are. Kxtraordinary values at
these low prices.
Lot 1 $3.40
Army Blankets,
Light khaki with brown border.
Sire 62x8-1. Weighs 3 pounds.
Lot 2 $A'20
Army Blankets,
Gray with black border; size
62x70; weight 4 pounds. Also
dark khakj without border; size
P2x84; weight 3 pounds.
Lot 3 $T.85
Army Blankets,
Fino grade in khaki. Size 66x84;
weight 4V4 pounds.
Lot 4 $-35
Army Blankets, v
Dark gray with black bolder;
soft snap. Size 62x82; weight 6
pounds,
l.lt llrothtrn First Floor North
!UI BKOTUEBS i
rei
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Rich
New
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S7CV
This is a very special price for cheese of this quality. Big value,
rich, creamy and nutritious. Splendid for sandwiches, if any of
the folks carry a lunch.
k'PoSalo8s(K)15
', Peck (7 'j lbs.). 30c
Always buy your potatoes by weight,
that's the only sure way of getting full
measure. This is a particularly fine lot the
best grown.
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lb
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c
"Gold TO
Seal" Hi
carton
12 of as choice eggs as were ever turned
out of a shell lig, full and meaty. Equally
suitable for boiling, poaching or the sick
room.
Best
Pure
-The very finest quality kettle-rendered
lard. Not possible to get it any better. Buy
a few extra pounds at this special price.
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Selected
ggs
Not quite so large as Gold Seal, but everj
egg guaranteed as represented.
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Best Lima Beans lb. 13c
Pure Jellies glass 10c
Best Peanut Butter glass 12c
White Dist. Vinegar bot. 12c
Schimmel's Salad Dressing, bot. lie
Heckcr's Flour 12-lb. bag 83c
Ritter's Catsup bot. 12c
Fine Sweet Oranges, .doz. 35c, 43c
Borden's Evap. Milk can 14c
Van Camp's Evap. Milk. . . .can lie
Fine White Mackerel, ea., 12-l(3-20c
B. & M. Fish Flakes can 14c
Mason Jars do. 80c-83c
Hershey's Cocoa can !)c-17c
Oleomargarine lb. 35c-40c
Goodrich Tomato Soup can 5c
Choice Broken Rice lb. 10c
Quaker Corn Flakes pkg. 9c
"Asco" Rolled Oats pkg. 10c
Jiffy Jell pkg. 10c
Calif. Tuna Fish can 20c
Heinz Spaghetti can 12c-17c
Heinz Baked Beans can 12c-17c
Potted Meats can 5c-10c
Fancy Sardines can 8c-17c
Fancy Red Beels big can 17c
Campbell's, Soups can 10c
Washing Sbda lb. 3c
"Asco" Ammonia bot. 8c
Lye can 10c-12c
Sunbrite Cleanser can AViz
.Enamel Buckets each 38c
(iood Laundry Soap cake 5c
Snow Boy Washing Powder. . .4'2C
Good Strong Brooms, .each 40c-G0c
Scrub Brushes. .. .each 9c-llc-13c
,MwwywisAywMMyMiyAMwyywyiwyw
can
Choice
Tender
S1.60 a dozen
A side dish enjoyed by every member of
the family. Tho price is low nnd quality
high, a combination that suggests stocking
up.
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Fine
Fresh
can
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Regular No. 2 can the same size as a
can of peas or corn packed full of fresh
caught herring, cooxed ready to serve. This
price special for a few days.
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9c
Our Very
Best
No commodity in our entire line has dem
onstrated the force of the saying, "Popular
ity fa the proof of excellence," more than
this wonderful blend. Making new friends
every day; the cup on which more people
break their fust every morning than any
other coffee sold in four States.
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Our Very
Best
'4 lb. pk;.. 12c : Vi lb. pkg., 23c
Four blends, one of which is your partic
ular kind. We take pleasure in adapting the
blend to suit your taste. Odr manager will
be glad to advise, if in doubt.
Old Country Style, India and Ceylon,
Plain Black and Mixed
f
Uictor
ifireacl
Quality &
Quantity
Loaf
N
Quality combined with Quantity, mat's Victor in a
nut shell statement. We prefer to let the loaf and
the price talk, farther than to say that it requires the
effort of three big bakeries with a combined capacity
of more than two million loaves weekly to keep our
stores supplied.
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these Prices in All Oar 150 Sanitary Meat Markets
VOgt'S Regular HaiTlS
ib 38'
Known all over Philadelphia and tho territory adioininir. as Voct's Liberty Bell Hams.
Every ham is branded on the bnck; look for the Liberty Bell it's the sign of Quality Hams.
Milk-Fed
lb 45c
City Dressed Spring Laml)
Legs lb.
Loin Chops.lb.
Rib Chops.. lb.
42c
55c
48c
Rack Chops.lb. 35c
Shoulders.. lb. 32c
Breast lb. 20c
City Dressed Welher Mutton
Legs, i lb.
Loin Chops.lb.
Rib. Chops., lb.
30c
40c
32c
Rack Chops.lb. 25c
Shoulders.. lb. 22c
Breast lb. 12c
Small Lean Picnics -ib 2SC
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