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S. WILSON TALKS ABOUT
USING MINT IN COOKING
r"
Besides Sauces for Meat, Julep and Sherbet, This Volatile
Oil Makes Delicious Vinegar and Jelly
th "t complteIjr out of the dandelion.
iimriln.k J0". Tommy boy," cried
"'Jjy. but again he spoke too (toon.
I no giant bnb.v'd lmnd enme back to
the flower, and It war plain to be wen
he Intended to pick It.
'Titty posry." nnld Tommy. I'll take
you home to muvver."
Another second and the dandelion
would have been no more. Hut I'eacy
leaped forward. In her fingers was n
sharp pin. That pin she pressed Into
the soft skin of the baby. Of course.
It was a very tiny pin, as Peggy her
self was only ant -.sue, but the baby'
skin was soft and he felt the prick,
"()!" he yelled, putting his finger
Into his mouth. "Owl Dad pltty
posey Tommy will make It sorry It bit
him."
The giant bab, waddled away, and a
moment later Peger and HIHy he-nrtl the
sound of rushlnz water, as If a 1 irr
cane were romlug. The next minute
the dandelion tower was struck by a
terrible storm a storm that tossed
about, that threatened to wash awny
Pcggv and Hilly and drown them.
What that storm was. and how tJiey
escaped from It will be told tomorrow.
By MRS
ComoM
M. A. WILSON
Jttt, Ml Nrt. M, A. WUnon.
Allriotot rtttrvtd)
let rool. Din the ton of the bottle, which
has been corked, in scaltyig wax. Store
In a cool place. This will keep for years,
tamespoon oi nneiy
iK THR garden or In a shady spot in .To use : Add a tablespoon of fin
tjs inn h ... i u chopped fresh mint leaves nnd serve.
Xf the meadow Is the fragrant mint, I
rrowlw? wild. Mint contains a volatile Mint vlneaar
' romatlc essential nil, which Is pleas- ' This vinegar is delicious to use In
J ,d palatable and mildly stlmulat- making various salad dressings for
jog an i sauces nnd pot ronsts nnd stews.' Try
i.r. It Is well known that its fra- i, vm ' nii.ffinK(, frllu inr wtf,
trance Is very refreshing. Mint sauce i bruised mint leaves and tender stalks i
uh lamb, which is the delight of the i nnd rover with boiling cider vinegar.
w,lu . , j.,i ...n,i- ,irinn I Seal and set in a sunny window for a
epicure, Is demanded eagerly during I wp(lk Stl.rfin nn, ,hen All Into bottles
.l. nrlnir and early summer. or nll.i!nai inr. Seal aecurelv anri then'
" . . u i i .. .... ...in ..-..i.j mui. l.... i. u!l
MUlt Beverages are milhiuerru 11) murr umui litrani, nm yiucftiii " um
j . fr..inr who u riH.IHi.ni nf r' refreshing If a few tablespoons,
Grandma Taylor, who Is a wlnnt of ()f jf B(Wpd,0 fhe Mh wflt whfn
I famous county In fhe Hlue (,rass Tfnl nrp tired and weary after n hnrd
BUte of Kentucky mint beverages nre day.
Liidered a sovereign remedy for many I 'n ,h" Sunny 8oulh the old colored
wD,wX " " .. i.i r..i . i. .. mammy says: "Ah's done tole you all.
-. "r. Xn .., nV'Ken nckv';; a !"". that mini vinegar Is de onllest
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thine which Ah knows oh dat's rwlne
Tfln will enjoy it ven thoi gh you d(, A, do know'h ..
tint haopen to have a case of nerves. I
Mint Jelly
Mint Jelly Is a famous garnish with
the early spring lamb. Mince fine n suf
ficient quantity of mint leaves to meas
ure one cup. Place In n saucepan pnd
add
not happen
Mint Tea
Bruise, using the potato masher, suf
ficient mint leaves to fill a cup. Place
In a china pitcher nnd add
0i9 fMMft sliced lemon,
7if ptfM nf tcrnpnl ginger rnnl.
One quart of boiling icoter.
Cover and let stand in a warm place
for two hours. Drain off the tea nnd
thill. To serve, fill a glnsa half full of
crushed ice and then fill with the tea.
Sweeten with powdered sugar and add
t slice of lemon nnd a sprny nf fresh
mint leaves.
Kentucky Mint Julep
place in a saucepan
One and one-qunrier cups of tugar.
One and one-naif cup of vxitcr.
Boll for five minutes. Crush one cup
of mint leaves and place in n bowl.
Poor over the leaves the prepared
drop. I-t etand until cool. Now
plice in a fruit or punch bowl :
One cup of etrawberry jvloe.
On cup of rftoooro ice,
Julotof one-half dotm lemon,
ice of itco oranges,
r prepared mint lirup.
0M quart bottle of carbonated water,
Tkree op of finely oruilird ice,
On cup of ohopped mint cores.
Blend woH and then servo.
Mint Water Ice
' Chop one and one-hnlf cups of mint
lwiTfs and then place Jn a saucepan
ind add : Two ciipa of cold water. Sim
mer slowly for n hnlf hour. Add two
taileapoons of gelatin which has been
soaked In a half cup of cold water for a
hitt hour. 8tlr to dissolve nnd then
train. Nowplaco:
Txeo cup of tttgar,
Ow-half cup of water.
In a saucepan and boll for five min
ntrs. Pour in a bowl and add :
The prepared mint icater,
Juice of tiro lemon.
Juice of one orange.
Chill and place In a freezer and use
three narts of Ico to one pnrt of suit.
Turn the frecier slowly for five minutes ; (0
One and one-hnlf ciipn nf water, j
One-half cup of ugnr.
One-half cup of vinegar, '
Simmer very slowly for half an hour
and then ndd two tablespoons of gela
tin which hns been soaked in a half
cup of cold water for half an hour, i
Htlr to dUnolve the gelatin nnd then
tint a delicate green with green vege- i
table coloring.
Turn into a shallow pan to mold,'
taking care to have the Jelly about
three-quarters of an Inch thick. When
firm use the cruller cutter nnd cut the
Jelly, lifting carefully with a enke
turner. Set in n nest of crisp leaves of'
lettnre.
Ohop the left-over jelly fine nnd use
to form a border ns a garnish for the.
cold cnts of roast lnmh. veal or chicken.
Mint Jelly will give both veal nnd
chicken Jiist the right touch of flavor. !
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
The Grateful Dandelion
By DADDT
wu
OIIAITKB IV I
TIm Giant Baby
HKN the black shadow swept over
dandelion tower. Peggy nnd
Billy looked op to see what now dnn- I
per had corae. I
They thought rhlnzt already were
about as bad as things could be. They
had been mndo as tiny as antR through
(he spell put upon them by the angry
iingle worm. They had escaped from
tho angle worm by climbing into the
kindly dandelion flower. 'Die angle
worm had fcent a fierce black ant up
the dandelion stein to throw them down
i.
nrf thn aton (or thre minutes. Re
peat until the freezer works so hnnl
that you can hardly turn it, then re
move the dasher and ndd the stilly
beaten whites of two eggs. Mix well
him. And now. with the ant just
crawling over the edge at the flower,
the black shadow had hid the light of
the sun.
Peggy and Uilly gave a cry of alarm
( l 1 ti n i. Imtlrfhr! unii'iieil A Visivta 4 n nm
m it i. l UVIJ litr lunntu uvnnnii v i m tit
IDA tnen pncK ana nuow 10 mam. i.ir , wan ft fflnntn gifln, thnt 00tjPrt as big
ore and one-hnlf hours to ripen. I , ther tiny eyf,H as the clouds of the
Mint and Ginger Sherbet k.v look'to ordinary eyes.
Prepare ns for mint ice and when . The -giant was striding townH th-
h,.i ,,.mnvo II.. rfnaher add: 'dandelion, tower, putting his huge feer
One-hnlf oup of finely chopped ran
died ginger.
Four tnblctpnnn of powdered tnpnr.
Repack and allow sherhert to ripen.
Mint Mousse
Place one cup of mint leaves in a
murepan and add : '
One cup o irolcr .
One cup of sugar.
Simmer slowly for fifteen minutes'
nd then strain Now ndd two level
tablespoons of gelatin whieh has been
waked in half u cup of cold water i
for half an hour nnd then strnin nnd
cool. Just as it begins to set whip
to a froth and fold In one cup of whip- I
ped cream, well sweetened Pack in n
mold and then put in a salt-nnd-lce
mlxtnre for two nnd one-hnlf hours
Serve with garnish of whipped cream
and finely chopped nuts. All mint dishes
can be tinted a very delicate feathery '
treen hy using a few drop of green
vegetable coloring, whirh ean be pur
chased from the grocer. i
Mint Sauce
Place in a saucepan :
One-half rup of finely ohopped mint
One-half cup nf white tcwe nneijtir.
Une-nalf cup of tratrr,
Three tablespoon of ugar.
I down with henvy thuds. At each step
la wide section of the tangled grass for- i
t was crushed tint.
"Look out, the ginnt is going to step
, on us." yelled Billy. lie dodged, just
da f K rlnftfflnn. tie roiilrt e.rinrn one of ! t
tthosi big feet.
I The giant's foot was above them.
' "Oh, we will bo Kiunshed fint and
no oii will ever know wlmt hns betome
'of us," nailed Peggy, crouching low
But the foot didn't squh them In
Mend it brushed the edjet. of the tower
ns it enme to enrtli.
While they were gapping at their
tilled the
hnid the
his face
narrow etrapc n loud voice
nir. roaring 'v thunder
"Oh, see the pittv pose.'
voice And the giant bent
over to look nt the dnndelion. J-
Then Peggy nnd Billy got n surprise I
The giant wasn't n man ginnt at all
He was Just a baby giant He htcmed ,h
n large ns n mountain, but he wns jut C '
a blue-eyed, curly-headed baby bo - g. J
little Tommy, who lived next door to 5.
Peggy- 1 1 .
Blllv gave a i-huckle when he sn ,
tbnt tho ginnt wns only baby Tommy V
He wnsn't nfrnid of Tommy &
But Billy chuckled too soon. He had u
forgotten about the fierce black nut fr
The ant. lifter one startled look nt the,;' -
cmni. enme rniMiine over ine i-um- in
the dandelion flower. His cruel nippers. r
itretehed out to eel Peggv
Blllv in m nod forwnid. His fist shot
Simmer slowly for fifteen minutes nnd: forth, hitting the fierce black ant right
then strain, and if you wish to keep it in the nose. Thnt punch stopped the
for future use fill Into sterilized bottles' ant for a moment Fie turned from
tad then place In a pan and fill with! Peggy and went rushing nt Billy
cold water Hnve tho water nearly to At that moment the black ant got a
tnr ntck of the bottle. Bring slowly to blow thnt neither he nor Billy hnd ex
the boiling point nnd then boil for ten I pected It wns a blow from the giant
minutes. Remove and rork and then bahv s blundering fingers. It knocked
MARKET ST. BEEF CO.
ANOTHER REDUCTION
Finct
Rump
Round
Sirloin
ON ALL MEATS THIS WEEK AT THE
MARKET ST. BEEF CO.
AH Well
STEAKS
Trimmed,
Nice and
Tender
25
c
lb.
Shoulders or Rumps of Veal !i'rfitinB 20c lb.
BONELESS BACON (4-lb. strips) 20c lb.
PICNIC SHOULDERS (8-10-lb. average) 10c lb.
LARGE SLICE OF HAM (Mb. average) 35c
11 a act orrr )c
AUftO I Ul JJJLO e
Rump,
Pinbone or
Prime Rib
lb.
Finest Half Smokes & lOic lh. Breast or Neck of Vcnl 1 Oic
Ham nr Beef BoloRnn For Stcwinjr . -
lb.
I n CiiuiHn I nmn
Strictly Fresh Ground 2clit- 3 lbs. for
ilamburflr SfpnW " 1 i iKo na r.,tr.,
t o i , Hi Scrapple
12iclb' Fresh PiR8 Foot.
S lbs. for
Fresh Meaty Spare 1 9 lc lb. Lean Suit
Rlb i6I Park
lamburft Steak
Fresh Cut Beef
Liver
25c
25f
25c
20c lb
Strictly Freih Eggi, Big and Meaty, in Cartons, 30c Dozen
Best Creamery Butter in Vi-lb. Prints, 30c lb.
Wore nprn 1 A. M. rert U full on tr4e Close. Krlilnj miI 8. I30 I. M.
One Cur Ticket Brings You From Almost Anywhere
t.
MARKET ST. BEEF CO.
5221-23-25 Market St. and 5939 Market St.-
It Costs Less to Live
When You Deal at an Asco Store
more reafion than
It hns been yenrs since this delicious butter was so low In price
ever that you should taste it and Ret acquainted with it.
Butter now
C
lb.
From the richest dairy districts in the entire
United States. A butter that stands out because
of its exquisite purity nnd strikingly delicious
flavor.
RICHLAND BUTTER 35c
. Pure creamery print butter.
Wanamaker 's
Down Stairs Store
V
Gold Seal
Eggs
Carton
35.
Freih from the nest. The hip? fresh
benutfes will build bone and muscle for
you. Twelve in a carton.
dor..
30c
Strictly
Fresh Eggs
fivcry eRR guaranteed absolutely fresh.
Asco Sliced Bacon, pkg. 18c
Lard
lb.
lie
Pure
Open-Kettle
It's Asco quality, which means you can't
buy better.
12l2C
ife Milk S!
Like having a cow in the pantry.
purest you ever used.
The
Unbleached
Muslin, 9c
4800 ynrds of good quality
unbleached muslin, .16 inches
wide, 0c a yard.
(IVnlrnll
Do You Know
that you can use five different
i-ntronces to got into the Down
Stairs Store from Chestnut
Street? Two are on stairways
leading directly to the Down
Stairs Store and the other three
lend to elevators and inside
stairways.
Young Men's Ail-Wool
Cheviot Suits, $21
Young men in business, young men in college, young men prepar
ing to go away for the Summer will find those suits excellent invest
ments. Of gray and brown mixed cheviots, every thread pure wool. Coats
are mostly in two-button stylo and materials are light weight.
Limited quantity.
(0llery, Mnrkrl)
When the Day Is Hot and Sticky
(and those days are not far distant) there's nothing that will revive your wilted spirits
better than a glass of refreshing Iced Tea, and for really good Iced Tea, by all means
use one of our five delectable blends ,
Orange Pekoe Mixed Plain Black
Old Country Style India Ceylon
asco
leas
12 lb- pkg. 23c
lb.
TrO
14 i- pkg. 12c
Asco Teas are ouality boverages all through.
in the finest tea gardens of the Orient.
Grown
Prunes
10c
Calif.
Sunsweet UllCo b.
Very meaty. Small pits. Delightful flavor.
Kxtra Large Sunswect Prunes, lb. 17c.
5c
Bnbbitfs C.-n
Best tJUrtlJ cake
You can buy one cake or a dozen at
this low price. A bargain you should not
miss.
Quaker Quakies pkK 5 c
Corn flakes at the lowest price in years.
Try a package.
Fnncy
Blue Rose
Rice
lb.
Sc
Why not serve Steamed Rice for a
change? It's n nice side dish.
Beit Pink Silmon can 10c Flit While French Crmli . .. .lb. 40c
But Pure ctiup. . bij bot. uic Norway Mackerel , Be' Soup Ben n. sc
Jifgtime Cake Flour . pkg. 23c qq, "-, 1 C Calif. Lima Beam. .b. 10c
A.co Cing.r Alt bot. 12'c A breRkfnat of nu. Ri"o . .3 pkg.. for 20c
Campbcll'i Soupi . . . can 10c tritious value. Very eco- Calif. Sardine Herring big can 19e
Libbr'i Corned Beef .can 15c nomjcal Strong Window Screeni ea. 65c
Beit Pure Jelliti glan 10c Light Meat Tttnn Fish Criico . . . 1 -lb. can 18c
Aico Jelly Pow pkg 9e ; 3 for 25c can lie, IGc Sweet Sugar Corn . 3 cam, 25c
&SC0
Coffee
ib.
25c
If you're particular about your coffee
if you're on exacting coffee connoisseur,
Asco Coffee will appeal to you. You can
tell its quality in the first cup. A rich,
rarfc drink Of surpassing goodness.
Rest
White
Potatoes
35c
', bu.
(30 lbs.)
'j-pk.. !)c; '4-pk.. -5c
We sell by weight, thus insuring you
vout full money's worth. Have you served
Mashed Potatoes or Potato Cakes latelv?
New Texas Bermuda Onions, lb. Sc
Just the right size for creaming.
The Pennies Count!
JmiJ I fllf g Jl UlilBoilBnlllr
Now, more than ever before, it is wise to
watch the pennies. The big Victor Ioaf is only
6c why spend more? The biggest bread value
today.
Victor
Bread Loaf
rc
Mndp from the pureat ingredients obtainable,
by bakers who take a genuine pride in their art.
These Prices in All Our 1 64 Sanitary Meat Markets
Wi
f
e re
Particular
about the quality of our meats because we realize that our customers have confidence
in us and expect us to procure for them the finest quality meats obtainable. We are
doing it. Every pound of meat sold over our counters is sweet, tender, wholesome.
Felin's Little Smoked Skinned Hams 27c
Small, Lenn nnd Sugar Cured.
FINEST NATIVE BEEF
& Steak u, 32c j Sor Roast -. 32c
Finest Standing Rib Roast " 30c
20c
Sf Standing Rib Roast
Ib.
For a Delicious Luncheon Ready to Serve
Thuringer - A
Ccrvelot lC
Sausage V lb.
Sliced 1 j- Sliced oe
Lebanon 10C Pressed OC
Bologna l ,b-Roll l2 lb.
Sliced
Boiled
Ham
16c
V4 Ib.
Our new Combination Grocery Store and Moat Market, at 331-333 S. 20th Streot
is acquainting more folka every day with the fact that IT PAYS TO DEAL AT THE
bv ASCO STORES. "WHERE QUALITY COUNTS AND LOW PRICKS PltRVAii-
.4tc) Stores all aver Phila. and thrauahout Pennsylvania, A'cic Jersey, Delaieare and MarnlanA
rvwwKry'irre jyrtiTi.,.l.l.1rritv.ysi.rv,vs
ASCO ,ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO
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K
yard.
HAKI awning duck,
28 inches wide, 35c
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SPECIAL
1200 Yards of
White Crepe de Chine, $2
Lustrous silk of n trood heavy quality a grade we have
not had for as little as $2 in a long, long time. Exactly light
for bridal underwear. Summer dresses, blouses and graduation
dresses. TI9 inches wide.
(Ontral)
rWff
Cool Black Silk Blouses
Many women have been asking for these Summer blouses of Jap
silk and tub silk.
Here are four good styles at $.1.90 one having a two-in-one col
lar, another with a pointed collar edged with a pleated frill.
A pretty tie-on blouse is $5.90.
A tucked blouse of excellent quality is $7.50.
All nre marked at considerably less than such qualities sold for
last year.
(MnrUft)
Men's Summer Dressing Gowns
Special at $6
Of striped madras in cool Summer colorings, blup, tan,
brown and lavender striped with white and finished with plain
color facings, cuffs and pocket tops.
When folded these take up very little room in a traveling
bng an important poipt to all week-enders.
lOftllrry, MurUrU
Middies for Girls
Going to Camp
An unusual new middy, which
might be called a middy de luxe,
is of surf satin in rose, blue or
white, with white braid and em
blems. It is carefully made and
has a belt around the hip3. Sizes
12 to 18, at $4.75. (Sketched).
Bright Red Middies, $3
Real Turkey red, gay as you
please. They have white braid
and emblems and are in sizes 10
to 14.
White Middies, $1.25
Of white jean with black ties;
sizes 8 to 16.
IMnrkrt)
lfHITE curtain
v v scrim, 36 inches
wide, 15c yard.
Dotted Swiss
Breakfast Coats, $3
Fresh and airy and delightfully
cool looking art these new break
fast coats of white dotted Swiss
They're generously cut and care
fu'ly made. Can ou think of
Miythmg moie refreshing on a
Summer morning''
(fVntrith
La Camille
The Ideal Corsets for Summer
These excellent front-lace corsets have a special feature, that
makes them especially desirable in the Summci ventilated backs and
ventilated shields under the front lacing, ff you have never worn L
Camille corsets, you will be surprised at the difference this makes.
Materials in every one of the nine different models are high
quality. Boning is carefully planned and agreeably flexible.
Models for every type of figure, in plain coutils or handsome
broches, $3.50 to $13.50.
Fittings: Have your corset carefully fitted and it will givp you
much more satisfaction and comfort. Our fitting rooms and the help
of our expert fitters are at your service without charge.
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Serviceable
Crepe Underwear
Women of a practical turn of
mind like it because it wears
wonderfully well and needs no
ironing.
2-piece pajamas of soft cotton
-repu, pink or white, are stitched
in nine and priced $2.25.
Pink or white nightgowns, $1,
51.25 nnd 31.50.
SI 75 for pink crepe nights
gowns with blue bells or blue
moons printed on them
KSoomcrs rf pmk crepe, 85c;
hitc one in oxtrn size, $1 and
SI r,n.
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Center
Dpp
jl INENE for slip cov--1
erings, 28 i n c h e s
wide, 25c yard.
clVnlmh
Little Lads Need
Plenty of Tub Suits
They must be good sturdy suita,
k, to .tanii the fiequent tub
bmcrs These, then, nre the suits
that you wunt, for they are of
durable jeans, fine ginghams and
linenes, mostly in the favorite
nnd practical blue, and white.
They arc tailored as well as if
they were wool.
Button-on suits, sizes 2 to fi
years, are $2 to 5.1.25.
Middy suits, sizes 2 to R yenrs,
nre $2.50 to $3.25
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House Dresses
$1.50
( lenn, fresh percale dresses
in stripes, and chambray
dresses in plum colors, trim
med with checked gingham
Both nre in grn and blue.
lOnti-nll
Hand-Made Batiste
Blouses, $2.90
Half dozen dainty styles have
just landed from Porto Rico!
All sheer batiste with graceful
roll collats, hand hemstitching,
drawn work and hand embroid
erv. Women who appreciate
daints blouses will want several
of these nt this small price.
Half-Price White Sale
Skirts, $2.50
Regular and extra sizes.
.hiht 250 of them all half
price and less.
Good-looking skirts of whitp
gabardine, both regular and extra
sizes; they have pretty pockets
and button trimming.
Lustrous surf satin skirts,
in white or attractive black and
white plaids, are only in regular
sizes.
Dust Caps, 25c
Pink or blue chambiav in rnet
ty shapes trimmed with rick
rack braid; also of figured per
cales or checked gingham.
1000 Envelope Chemises
and "Nighties," $1.50
Chemises are soft white ba
tiste ,i. . 11. .,tnpe voile trimmed
with plenty of dainty laces, hand
embroidery and pretty ribbons.
Gowns are pink or white nain
sook in a number of style plnin
or embroidery trimmed.
Regular and extra size
Sparkling Beads
50c and $1
Plentiful assortment nf all
sorts of lovelj new ones at these
little prices Gay red 'nea, blue,
yellow, green and such, opaque
or cut crystal, manj hnve metal
links.
jyf A R Q U 1 S ETTE,
cream and white,
is the best quality we
have had in many a day
at 25c yard. 36 inches
wide.
Ccntrli
pRETONNE in bright,
cheery Summer col
orings, 20c, 25c, 35c
and 55c yard.
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People Tell Us That These Are the
Best Straw Rugs They've Seen
3Sj7F
Thnuinndb of these good Japanese straw rugs
have been wild during the past few weeks, be'-atno
people have found them to be the best for the
money nnvwhere in Philadelphia. They are fresh
goods, newly imported by us, and made after our
own carefully compiled specifications. We bought
them in Japan when wholesale priceH were lowest
nnd the saving i. passed on to you.
3x6 feel, $1.50 6x9 feet, $4.50
4.6 x 7.6 feet, $2.75 8x10 feet, $6.50
9x12 feet, $7.50
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Neckwear, $1
and $1.25
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