BBSHnHBHsaBUHpyiB" j ukztTOPft"ij. ii ;iBiimtBBiBBBH FSj)li ilK J ' . t ' 5 lVnmwmQrv?v:Vi ""Hi- impipBjpi 4' f,V ' ' i i , "3 ' r 1 i "V i ;f fl t ,IB EVBNiNa ptJBtto tBtoaEiR--pmr;Ai)BLPHiAf Monday, may ib, 1021 ?')!"'. zu -.-' MRS. WILSON GIVES WARNING ABOUT DANGER OE HOUSE ELY This Pest 's Dre'cth' Responsible for Spread of Many Contagions Diseases Keep Screens, Swatters and Sticky Paper All Summer Long ny miw. CttvrloM M. A. WILSON tilt, hv rt. .u. All H01IS rrifii'ii' ,1. H'fMtM. I hnxe nnci nil other "p1nci- where pile mHEHE enn bo no dmibt of the ro TP0Mlblllty of ! linMRofly for miifh of the SlrKtira nn .. ...... Si.. Tf hm now 1m clrunltely dlM' of lnoi rnhhlnli nrp ppriiilttPcl to nc piimnlntp, TIip wilted niitl nnrtlv Hp cnyed footlx nrp without, nny iloubt. prime breeding: plnreji, not only for the fi.v. but alio for the (loudly ptomaine Rcrm. 1 hnvp lienrcl rrfinrcl nnd pdupnlod both In- Proplp n,v thnt limy nrp nlwn.vn o nonioreci with Hip llles. hut tlint thP tertnny " "" ,iiii ..i ., '""l5 ,llnP"y won i kppp hip Kiicnon noor itiielnn gfrn1"' ' "r """"' '" '' ' ' "''"' ami ut'v nrp niwnyH o Rind when j i,,iri lmve broil found In Inrfte tho .liiumcr senson over nnd they nrp and rnoir rplleved of tho lintlierwmp fir. T irnnlil number on tnc nouns ... . . '' j,t ns ,. ,., ,,.adlj. poSOn. n food trom ii kitchen where thin is permitted. Files nrp nn acknowledgment of dirt. filth. rnrelpines nnd disene. (let rid of thpiu nt nnep nnd don't dppend upon jour neiRiiiiot. (Jot buy youmeir ii. nnri-insi iiiiiii in i rr0rl tnnr .... - "" bothered with . ii. nm pxieniiiuy, '"i"---!""- i , experiment for thP1 ern Screen nil the windows nnd doors nnd S ri l v..llon ins D.v ll'iiu'i found that flics arc responsible for t i,...ih.lnn of the Kerm of cnnle: lafinlum nnd other serious jmenlle In ..llnnl ll?onC. ThffP in-ecls nre pnrtleulnrly dnncer- rnieli nnd bill every sliiRle fly. Clean .. Pents on the disrrlminntlons of up nnd disinfect your premlen. both on m spM n" '" , , Inside nnd out. nnd if you dwell In nn dlttaw. They nre very fond or not.i n,)nrtm(nt hoiIWi , np!gh,,0Wi olid nnd tinuifl foods, either rnw or t )(, cns nf n sp(ll nf srknPSS W01lI, nVed- and ns these very netlve nnd pny for the paint for the house. .. .. flit from plnce to plnre, , Hch .usually enter the house throuch rntlesf pe ts (lit from pinw i I ( door nttractC(, ,,, b ,h they travel over n vast surtnee, vun nrm mnst tpmperntll.p nnf) ,,,. of Minldernble rapidity, .lust one ny. foods. Tnkp n cloth nnd dampen It i . nine one seeond crnwl through well with lteroenc oil, then rub the wire alone, mw moment. n" ,no wreen door, both Inside nnd out. filthy excrement nnd tnr nej ' ra0l"'nl' with this. CnrP must I,p taken not to be builly engnged in supping nertni Mllfr )P 0 rn nnv llor( romhw. from a ftlck of enndy. or it piece niitlon mny cause n fire. Scour nut nnd ;.. i in vour child's hands; or per- disinfect the enrhngp rnn nnd be sure 61 , mi u ..vlnuiitne in vour clni ,,",, .vo" IiaVP on'' thnt is sufficiently hp it will be Hinml g in jour s m v w,(h ,( ,., ,.ovor NVP of milk, nnd thru It will Hinse inpull j rtlm) mik )0ttlos, mvH!lhp, r'lennM. incn n dish of food. I them well nnd (.ee thnt thp milkmnn The relation of the housefly to inllectM them regulnrlj . An nccuinu- tvnhold fTPr fhou'.d bp plninly under-! lotion of milk bottles about the premises Jtnod nnd nppreclnted. if we nre to not only unsightly, but nffords tlie arold disense. Tills fever is n ..- , ly n plnec to Inj itn eggs. called enteric l'"rn;p-..,l,llnt.1i''' ,' '. If jnu use ny paper, fasten it se caused by a c"rm or bnc litis thnt en m ,mfiy t s1)jI1 ,,,r(,PS of hoHr(I Rm i( and find' l"e in tne '""..m. ..n wm , hIovv nrnxml tllP ,.oom , cause dnmngp. I havp found that if the paper was cut in linlf before open ing, then the pieces could enslly be fastened upon nn old phte nnd nre thus secure; it enn easily be moved, then, from room to room. rTTTTTTTT ASCO 'rwyyrrriT ASCO irUyAximMtAahi, i Aico , St orti w H E R E ;..im a form f ulceration which tt- fts the other organs, particularly the tldners. Vow the point that I wish to lmoress upon you i that this condition Kills verv frequently for n consid erable time before the individual t come seriously ill nnd it mny nlso re main for it long time nfter the nppnrcnt rtcovcrv from the illness. Thus they rire off! through the use of dishes, forks, linives and spoons, whiili have been tjSdl bv them. xiiffiHcnt germs to Iny low an rnilre community. And if the tiles are permitted near these utensils, you can' easily understand how the germs are carried nnd transmitted. During the height of the summer ffaon. a generation of Hies Is pro duced eteiy ten to twelve days nnd tie female fly will deposit from 120 to 130 egg at n thne and she m tikes four such deposits during the s-enson, IiTlng at least WO eggs. The egg i" n tiny white spot about en-twentieih of nn inch in length nnd If magnified. II would he found to re Pfmble n tln well-shnped grnin of elicit; it is sharply pointed nt one end. These egg", or lnrvne, nre deposited In clusters nnd nre usunlly hatched in from six to twenty-four hours. The terarerature of the nir controls the time, of liatebins. The main hrcediiiB places of the housefly are the garbage enns, trash Swat nnd kill evpry fly thnt you pos sibly can nnd if you have srn'nll chil dren, by all means screen jour porrli for their comfort nnd health. Clenn up the bnck yard nnd sprinkle it liberally with freshly slacked finely powdered linio to sweeten the soil. Do not permit food or dishes to stand about ; they will attract flies. Do not purchase stale looking foods in pack nges or in bulk. Insist that (lie produce merchant keep his foods under screens nnd nwny liom the street tilth nud dust as well as the flies. Do not darken the house. If there arp flies about, anil allow them to find hid ing plnces to breed. Itnther. look care fully at once to the screens nnd then with n swatter, kill every lij. Do not permit one to escape. A broom covered with n cloth will remove them from the celling and you will thpn get an opportunity to swat them. Gather the flies ns fast ns you swat them nnd throw them In n pan of water Usually the swatter only stuns them and uuless this precaution Is taken, they return to life again. Tolorado s Salt lake City Yellowitone "See them togethi - Three fine vacation trips in one! Roam over the great Rockies among wild flowers, visit Rocky Mountain National (Estes) Park unexpectedly run into a deer or an elk nature at its wildest but also at its safest. Golf, tennis and horseback riding too. Then visit Salt Lake City hear the organ recitals in the wonderful Mormon Tabernacle and bathe in the buoyant waters of Great Salt Lake you can't sink. See in Yellowstone the legerdemain of nature presented as at no other place in the world. Geysers, canyons, boiling springs, waterfalls,, cascades, roaring hot and cold streams. See great herds of wild deer, buffalo, bear and elk. Live in wildwood camps or luxurious, modern hotels, as you choose. I.f- M ,WU,I"T""' Touriat Fare, Coinmeucinn Juno Itt riy ',.''D'c'd'nf Month" for iummer vacation. Don't overlook on it" Salt L"U" aml Yellow.tone. You can enjoy them all .ij .,"me ,r'P' " request we will plan R trip for your con "deration. Write for illustrated hookleUl "Colorado Mountain J"lygrouruU," "Kocky Mountnln National Park," "Yellowstone National Park." "Utah.ldaho Outlngi. They are free. T H E F A R T ii E S T t k TmVc '''"'H" Chicago to Denver; four to Salt Lake City. Through sleeper to Yellowstone, beginning June 17, For Information ai Any railroad ticket office or D. M. Davll, Oen'l Agt. C. 4 N. W. Ry M4Wldener llldg., 1335 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia K. t,. Fsaklns, Qen'l Agt , U. P System, 136 tom'l Trust Uldg,, 15th and Market Sts., Philadelphia Chicagi o &Ncfli Western Union Pacific A S C o Far It aaH PkmaF aTL ImlaWlM amVBrt aatefeBal Across the rrwrrvft'v r'v-rvw" v 'v tm ASCO ASCO al.Aa4.iUAataii.fc.iisl.. hia ( eV.tliiUiatW WANAMAKER'S WANAMAKER'S Sea in the best cultivated tea Burdens of the Orient, arc Rrown the high-grade tens that go to make ovr five delectable blends Orange Pckoc Mixed Plnin Black Qld Country Style India Ceylon 9 asco Teas pkg. 23c lb. 45 U lb. pkg. 12c 1 IU 72 '" Pg. oc V4 i ou mny think you are satisfied with the tea you are now using, but when you drink a cup of Asco tea you'll know wVint. tnn sntUfnrtlun rnnllv iiiorinc Tn nf fVii same hieh quality are being sold elsewhere for 70c, 80c nnd 00c "per lb., yet our price is only In", made possible by our Producer to Consumer Plan that saves you the difference. A'oe. Tell our clrrk what Ravor gnu lik bvnt and he will gladly uggel which of the five Asco blcnda is the one you'll call your favorite. Asco Orange Pekoe nnd Asco Indin Ceylon make the best Iced Tea. Asco Tea Means Quali-Tea mt- Best Pure LARD b lie You never have to worry about the success of your pastry when our open kettle-rendered lard is used there's a big difference. Another Big Reduction! jJl S Butter A Clean Cut of 4c per lb. lb. 40c Wp give our customers the benefit of evcr market change. It has been years since you were able lo buy this delicious butter at such a remaik ably low price. Richland Butter, lb. 37c Su? "" Our butter sales broke another record last week. North, South, Kast nnd West Asco Stores arc known for the quality of their Butter and Eggs. print, value. Gold Seal Eggs Carton 35c Twelve big frcdi beauties in every carton. do.. Strictly Fresh Eggs Kvery egg guaranteed absolutely fresh. 30c Fancy Blue Rose lb. 5c RICE is. Fine nt would enjoy a nice Rice Puddini Fancy Calif. Seeded Raisins, pkg., 28c wliolc grains. Fine qunlity. The family Seeded Raisins. with Quaker Quakies cut to 5c pkg. The lowest price for Corn Flakes since the good old days before the war. Take full advantage of this big cereal value. Babbitt's Soap rnh 5c nt A typical Aiu'o rmr&aln. Babbitt's Cleanser r"n 6c Anotlior Afceo bargain. Oni of tho bt plransprn for Binks, bath tubs. tc. Blue Monday Needs Asco niuing hot. 7c (Jold Dust 6 pkgs. 25c Chnse-0 pkg. lc Fels Napthn Soap ) filZr Patt 9c Star Soap I 4 for 25c Asco Ammonia bo". Kxtra strpnctji. A hnue hold nre..ty. Rinso 3?r 20c Tin- Dirt rhoarr Takp nlvantaR( r thi. barKnin. Hot Sparks From Asco Anvil the Beat White Potatoes. V2 Bus. 35c Best Pink Salmon., Viola Cherries . . . . Hershey's Cocoa. . . Calif. Tuna Fish . . Asco Noodles . . . can 10c . . .can lUVae . .can 9c, 18c .can lie, 16c pkg. 5c I New Texas Bermuda Onions lb. 5c Jiggtime (Cake Flour) . .' pkg. 23c Libby's Cooked Corned Beef. . . .can 15c Best Pure Catsup big bot. 12V2c Asco No-Waste Sliced Bacon. . .pkg. 18c Best Soup Beans lb. 6c Campbell's Soups can 10c Best Pearl Tapioca lb. 10c Asco Jelly Powders, .pkg. 3c. .'I for 2"ic rure .leuies glass 10c Asco RIack Pepper pkg. ."e , Fine Table Salt bag lie Asco Peanut Butter lb. 15c Asco Family Flour 5-lb. bag ."..1e Strong Window Screen nn. r,r,n Tender Sugar Corn ,T cans 2,'ic Fancy Norway Mackerel ea. 7c, 15c asco Coffee lb. 25 All codecs are not alike. Asco Blend is a combination of rich full-bodied coffees from the best plantations in the tropics. Try it you will taste the difference. kp- Milk ,a" Asco IVUliV enn A special price on this Aco product. Big value. Try a can. 13c quality Asco Cornstarch pkb. 7c An economical and pleasing dessert. Make your next pudding uith Asco Evapo rated .Milk. Figure It Out! C..I.I . .. ,.!. !..- - iL I." I.." ... T . . .ouui:i oc line priru "i inu nig icior i.oai 1 from the nrire von are nmv and you paying for bread. Then multiply the difference bv the number of loaves -n-i nr ..ni, :ni. will have some idea of the money you are losing when you are paying more. ' ''railk Victor sL -C. c Flakv white and with crust. The biggest bread value baked 1 11 h golden brown We'd Like to Have YOU Come to one of our Meat MarkctH tomorrow to see tho big values we are offering in our Tuesda Special Sales. Wo know that when you see the choice tender meats displayed, at such low prices, we can look for you to become a regular customer. " Stop in and ask nny of our clerks just where our Meat Market nearest to your home is located. Ho will gladly give you full Information. The Prieei in All Our 184 Sanitary Mm at Markets Ttttday ONLY, May 17th City Dressed Pork Shoulders ib. 16c Whole Chuck Roast n. 12V2c bS. Pot Roast ib. 15c Fresh Beef Liver ib. 12c Lean Soup Meat lb. Lean Boiling Beef lb. Cross-Cut Roast lb. Thick End Rib Roast lb. 8c 10c 22c 20c Milk Fed" Broiling Chickens 40c Our proved its Th r small, Milk Tri, Holt M t il Hrnllf rs. sinrl itrlsh hrtMrm I anil H lbs. rurh. I10 M 0 N Y G 0 E S T H E F A R! V El .i S T j MnrLj-tt n ,l,H11)') O.. Kltl. L? . . iipi.iI in llml Brfi,.n J...1..I.... I.. .1... .1.. " " .."V "' "." '"'' '"" .- '"ireei I1US "- j""h-"N '. mi- inniiiKM mat crown Its t'liiiibinatlon Hroceri Store and Meat RH that crowd Its counters eeri hour 1r SIoich all over I'hila. and tlmmnlwut Pennsylvania, Sew Jersey. Delaware and Manland A S C O I t?8 Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store . n1' T '-, - Cw J I q $4.50 Jb6it& $6.25 $5.75 $G Fresh Gingham Frocks $4.50 and $6 I'm checks, large chivk.-, over-plaids and broken plaid- in pink, blue, brown, red and black-and-white coloring- make tlicM' wholonmc, cherry drosses that women like to wear in Suninxi Man h:ir organdie frills or organdie or pique collars nnd ruff-. Voile Dresses Start at $3.25 and there are scores of charming frocks at ?."i.T."i, Sfi, S7.."il and .V"." They're flowered and dotted and in a great nriety of hamNomi . flaik-tolored patterns of the kind usually found onl.v in (.liorgette or foulard. Dotted dark blur voile dresses for large women are Sfi.on to .13.. If i Airy Organdies and voiles of the liner grades are n-ed in some nt the prettie. Summer drcsps we have ever seen. The coloring are a jov. Ss.."iO ?n.B0, SI2 to S.15. ( Mnrkrl I White Tub Skirts Made in 30 Different Ways nt $1.15 to $5 While all are quite simple, as befil skirts destined to take manj trips to the tub, a pleas ant variety has been introduced in pockets, belts nnd button trimmings. Skirts of white cotton gabardine begin as low as $1.15, SI 35 and 91. f5.". Surf satin kirts start nt .2.fn). An interesting skirt of wide wale pique is S-l.50. Prices, in every instance, arc decidedly lower than thj were a year ago. Linen Skirts, $5.75 Straight-line skirts with slot pockets, well tailored and trim med with six pearl button 4 each. (Murl.rl) Loveliest Embroidered Voiles, 75c I' i Mich fine, smooth, soft texture and in --uch beautiful dtnde' of iolor. Then when ou add that it has pretty patterns emriioideiod in contrasting silk -uch a-, black wi'h a ilvoi -thread block plaid, old blue with a pattern in gold, dark ground with bright silk de signswell, you can understand whj man people are talking aboii i III iinhe vie and dozens of ditTeient patterns. '. ! 'nch Organdie Special, 50c i'eer, fine quality i-. in deli cate 'inting- of pink, orchid, liglit Ivie nnd turquoise. i ( nitrnl) Notes of the Newest Hats They are entirely of C'anton crepe in pastel tint or hiighlcr shades. Wide-brimmed bat are of Georgette crepe, especially white. Hat of i"bl)on have the ciown in basket iioaic. Dehghtfu' hat- are of organdi?. many w-th dark chain .-.titi-h'tii;. lines aie cceptional!. sof m,h becoming and color include grav.s. gi-eeiiv, pink, tangerine, ecru, bl'tes and while. !!ce!'int choosing .inuin i -5!i In and sin MicrUrl ) r Aisie Opp White Sale Blouses $?.15 Nearly bnlf and lrs than half for fashionable blouse- in b ght mlois - rose, blue, gray, orchid, yellow and tan. Sheer organdie, oile or striped ma terials with the populni Peter Pan or roll collars. Half dozen attractive tIes, Inn not nil i7.es in each -tyle. White Sale Brassieres 90c Average Half Price Urol. en lot- of e'almrate ln'fi'-sieie. l.aie, lace nnd -aim and pielt cotton lLtteriab. lnre-ti mimed In tiiiinllx pood ones. Business-Like Aprons 25c 1 irsli ones of pncale in light iidms trimmed with rick i nc k braid. "Polly Prim" Aprons 50c Piettj peicale-, usually in attractive figures, trimmed wilh rickraik braid and two pocket'-. Dear Little Frocks .$1.25 and $1.50 l ihimihIIv good at the prices. In pietty p'tiU, blue, green or coin color chock, neat tripea and plain coloi. Sonic are the fetching pantact'e stle 1 to ii j ear ize-. Tablecloths, $1 (ioocI lustrou.s cotton clamask ones with neat hemstitched ends o round with sralloped edge 54-inch sje. Napkins, 18c IS v IS inches, of cotton dnmak, nicely hemmed. White Sale Corsets $1.25, $2.50 The SI. 25 ones aie topic or low lurt model. for slight to nwage In t if figu.es The S2.5H cine- are of beiu tiful pml. oi white cotton ma teiials for slight to average large women. Extra-Size White Sale Nightgowns SI for white nnni-ook night gown. with Ik dim itching for 1 1 miming. .'.' foi dainty pink crepe pown- in a imple style I's. If) and 20 .i.-i.' Extra-Size Crepe Bloomers, $1 ( ut generouslv wide and well made. White on'j Children's Roll-Top Stockings, ?5c Pair l-N 7'. t ci ia' ii If u h, t. black on' In I nrep 'c iv Ii rihlied, Girls' White Flannel Skirts p'-ett. mode and in..' lotrr.t'ui he skins aie ple.n eel or gocd and finished w tli stitching and 'ailored po kc i ?T "5 Sie 12 to 1 1', eat Mnrkrl . Double-Panel White Petticoats $1.50 to $5.50 SI. 50 fm plain while - alloped nu-hn pott ii r .u .. S2 tin -c al oped white pique I Cttl' ..nt. S.I to pett iou- w -Ii iu-!ling i niton tops and 'ul ilk llf.iinc-es .in 1 pelt Mini!, i ntnel' of tub -ilk SII.S5 foi etticoat- of nil, silk Mith lloiinie or thoe on -tiaight i lit', tinislu'd with -cnllop.ng " fm petticoat- of Mil. atin, .'h duulili panel front an, hi k, ti i . .1 n ., thire Pl. l.'l'i - ..n I'm 'i flniiii, e. c fntrnt fe, X X ,Q(r sw an lu i JVf.-TV DiJ I J $6.90 Qi $9.75 $6.90 $9.75 Summer's Low White ShoQ in 9 Distinct New Styles, $6.40 to $9.75 workmanship, price, are much lou,r tlm,. .. ulcl ,xPer,, I I n tie , J st irs btore when.' prices are always low. """It i'uti Mails The Smart New Low Shoes Sketched M.u lor white cimv,. Oxfords with straight tips and covered medium heels. $0.90 for strap pumps of white leath er, like buckskin, with saddle straps. Cu. ban heels ami white soles. $fi.!lfl for white canvas Oxfords, sirik mjrly trimmed with brown leather. The have full winp tips and low heels. .S!).7." for strap pumps of white leath er, like buckskin, with black leather win straps. Medium heels and white soles-. Oxfords at $7.75, are of smooth white leather with straight tips and perfora tion. The soles are welted and the me dium heels are covered. At $8.2.') are Oxfords of white leather, much like buckskin, with straiKiu lips $!.7.i fop Oxfords of white leather, like buekskm. with tan leather saddle straps and trimming. Lmv heels and w lute Miles. $9.7.") for strap pumps, of white leath er, hke buckskin, with tan leather saddle straps Medium heels with white soles. All the soles are carefully welted and the Oxfords ate especially 'suitable for sports wear and vacations. 3 Other New White Oxfords and -saddle .straps, welted soles and me dium heels. Heal buckskin Oxfords at S!.7." are woitli noticing ,,r ti,,.,,- ()'ine-s and iri-.rin t-nt r - , m. ,traiKht ij,,8 w fit i'i soles and covered medium heolH. 4. 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