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By."1""
hi apteh v
,;..... Trteka
Ai.A.iht It would be easy to
PE?w!c .rcMothcscalftl.,
lol on ""' . j0 n to show tnem
nrouh'.vMO'lo nn(,
teTKftnUck. f?r them
.noranr ball. or nnynorn..
0ed 'e.gy' . . i .. brows n ho
rtottM tn'.t i . PcK(?y trouble,
f ? t?f S.1 DM r on idea, '.'Why
It wui". - . , , for MICKS 10
1 J0j . Milan 1 horns?" h whia
rI.nd n ball an" nor..
Jffi-'k "or" c ?" wHhwr -Md why
SAfWi for tho things Btae
r,iflS.w there wns a clntter and
A.n.CVnXf sticks and balls
1 fffiXind even drums rained out o
gjjhornsami ev a fr(thtcned
WW"0'' , tr-nr h ne the
Tien wPlthZ ..ticks on their
Wl eraSs seals did. But the seals
Eft dull and dldn.t poy c 1o .at-
mKn recur woum no " ,,..
&fc 1'iUneS on a seal's nose, when
KL.e.l would jerk Its head nnd down
tt.",,.!f? ju. .ia. divine the seal a
SSXkT Then the 1 M
lll.fi.rwl Billy UlOllgni nuru. " .'
2X't he seals do tricks for Fokr.v
iw'??' ...... , u did for their
Hie toe '-",-""
Then of a suaarn inu ii.u.v.
St w the "fret of teaching them to
Kffwj.h w hnd a lot of fish," he
whispered. Instantly dozens upon doz
ens of fish flopped out of the hole In
tho ice.
The seals squealed with joy nnd
started for the fish. But Hilly grabbed
a 'stout juggling stick and jumped ahead
of them.
, "lou can't have these fish not until
you hnvc learned the tricks Peggy is
teaching you, He swung the stick about
so fiercely not a seal dared risk get
Ing lilt by It. Peggy saw bis plan
at once.
"Kvcry seal that learns to balanco a
stick on his nose will get a fine fish 1"
Mie cried.
At once the (.cnls became all eager
ness to learn and in a wonderfully short
time every one bad learned to balance
n Juggling stick In real circus fashion.
Prof. Tusky Walrus was the only one
so awkward he couldn't learn.
When each seal had learned the trick
Pcjjsy gave them n fish nplece.
Next Peggy showed them how to
catch n ball on the nose nnd how to
throw it, promising fish to those who
could do the trick.
Once more Peggy gave eaeh pupil n
fish, Tusky Wnlrus alone not getting
one.
Following tills, Peggy showed ' tnu
seals bow to Ijlow the horns with their
mouths and beat the drums with their
flappers. Only Prof. Walrus couldn't
learn he was too busy at something
olse.
Toot I Toot t Boom ! Boom ! The
band played on In true circus style un
til it was tired, nnd then Teggy turned
to reward the seals wish fish. And
right there she got a -surprise, which
will l;e told nbout tomorrow.
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGJER- PHILADELPHIA,, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921
15
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THE DAILY NOVELETTE
Holding the Claim
By FIlEDnrAGK IIAJIT
"I've never eaten such delicious waf
fles 1" exolaimcd Htcphcn Hartrldge ns
he gazed regretfully at a eleatr-swept
plate. "Do tell me, Mrs. Ward, how
5ou mnnogo to get them so light and
crisp 1"
Mrs. Ward beamed on hef prize
bonrdcr. Stephen llartridge. was a
young mining engineer who hnd been
sent by n great corporation Into the
hr-k country to investigate the mln
fral resources of the region: he was
young and good looking, nnd there bad
been some competition nmong tho keep
ers of boarding houses for the honor
and profit of his trade. Stephen bad
tried them nil. and nfter one trlnl at
Mrs. Wnrd's hnd remained us n peri
mnnent guest. He lived down at Ills
little shack, where he spent his time
making out renor's and testing soils
nnd unpromising looking rjteks; but
for his menls bo never failed to report
to Mrs. Word promptly 011 the dot.,
"Bless you. Mr. Hartrldge, I don't
mnke them waffles. I'm no hnnd to
cook. I just run the plncc nnd sec
that everybody getR served. It's my
daughter Mary that's the cook. She
can take n little flour and jome milk
nnd an egg or so and make you think'
jou're slttln' right at your mother's
kown table!"
"Really? Why haven't I mot this
PARTNERSHIPS
NOTICE 18 . HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Mareua Ilochnrarh and (Iwson Hel.ler.
trading Marcos It.icliarach r Co., 27 and
10 N. IBth st havi dissolved partnership
s of June 1. 1021 All debts due to mild
rartnershlp are to bo paid to, and those
duo from the same, will be paid by said part
nershtn a'. 101 West End Trust Illdtr., Phil
,d1phla. Pj rUB BACllAIUClf
OKHHON HKIHtnK.
MARCt'K IfACHARACIf & CO
rMNTrtS O MAYER.
Attnrnay.
T-n-rir'V. IN lIKltEIIY OIVKN THAT TIIW
co-partnerhlp xltlnit botwean Oarnr
Friedman. oaniuri .runnriir. anu Jinx
Cohen, tradlns as Frlrdman. Aranovlli
Companr. '.ia been dlsnolved on May-21. 1021,
by the withdrawal of the said Max Cohen
and thnt tho business wIM be continued under
the same partnership name by Oscar Fried
man nnd Humuel Aranovlti. to whom all
hlUs should be presented and nil claims
PA ' JOSEPH HTKRNriEnOEn. Attorney.
An Easy Shoe
For Uri Easy Feet
Men, don't see how cheap you can buy your shoes, but
how good. Your feet are worth this consideration.
CUSHION SHOES
&. xr v.
' 4t-- J
Made (or Men by J. P. Smith Shoe Co.
are "the Easiest Shoes on Earth."
They protect the feet from the hot
days to come, keeping them cool and
comfortable.
' You get immediate relief from all foot ills. Styles for young
men to Grandad.
106 So. 13th St.
3 doors below Chtttnut
paragon of the kitchen? You ore self
ish, Mrs. Ward."
ion just set where you ore, sir,
and I'll ask her to come in," she re
plied gcninlly. Then, calling to the
back of tho house :
"Mary; Oh, Maryl Como here n
spelll"
"Yes, mother," replied n voice. In
a moment the doori swung open nnd
Mnry entered. Stephen roso from his
Mat and waited expectantly.
"Mary, this is Mr. Hartridgc. the
engineer down nl the, river shnck,"
beamed Mrs. Word. "An' this Is my
daughter, Mr. Hartridgc tho ono that
ii.uKrn inc. 11 wnnics you 11KO so niuto.
"I liked your waffles so much thnt
I couldn't resist the temptation to cry,
Aiithn I Anthn! "
l,Tnbf ctn vim. .Inn. ... n 4. mnln
h curtain speech."' she laughed. "I m
sure I don't mind appearing and bow
ing." And she suited the action to
the word.
Stephen was delighted. He had not
expected her to understand bis the
atrical nlliislon. but she not only un
derstood It, but eapped it ns well. He
would 'have id more, but that she
fled to the kitchen to attend to the
wants of something or other that was
In tho oven. Stephen sat bock with a
sigh,
That was the beginning of their
acquaintance an nciinlntntii' that
quickly ripened Into warm friendship.
Then nnn ilnv Htr.ilvnn Tnllm! in ntt.
pear at lnealtfmc. The day passed,
and another, nnd still no Stephen. Mrs.
Ward, anxious, made Inquiry aud dis
covered from sonic grizzled miners tliut
Stephen was holding n elnlm ho had
located for his company- a job Hint
ncccf.nl tntcd his staying on the land
night nnd tiny till the proper pupcrs
could be mnilc out.
That night the fourth of Stephen's
absence n cold ruin cot in. After
clearing the supper tnble Mnry stood
looking out at the gray swirls of water
that swept ncro.-H the valley. She
thought of Stephen In his cheerless lit
tle Miack. eating fond he had cooked
himself he. hated cooking, he had said
once. She looked nnd v.iw tin light in
tho shark. In a moment her mind was
mnde up. She dinted Into (tie kitchen
nnd returned with 11 well -stocked bas
ket. Throwing her drawl over her head
she stepped out Into the ruin nnd began
the slippery descent to the cabin in the
valley. , , ,
She was drenched nnd sonklng when
she got there. Her rap was answered
by Stcphen'H voice, unexpectedly uarsli.
"Who's there?" , ,
"It's only Mary," she replied. In-
Catnnflv tli A rtnAt onmtrttl
nilULIJ . IW7 U)l-IIVIII . ,
"Come in j you must be soaked! I
buven't nn firel used my last match
yesterday. Why, what arc you doing
hercV" . .
"I I knew you couldn't get nway.
and so I brought you something to cut
--and I buve 11 match." In n moment
tho Urn on the hearth was blazing, nnd
Mnry dried herself as best she could
while sho watched him nttack the food
she bod brought.
"Ye gods, but that was good ! he ex
claimed, us he finished the last bite.
"Hut you. wbv did ou risk your neck
coining down here?
"Why wh because I knew you
were hungry. fultered Mnry. hardly
knowing what hc said. Stephen Hnrt
ridee rose nnd cnnic to her and took
i her In his nrms.
"Wasn't il because vou love me nnd
i.ou know I love you? he nsked. And
I Mary could nnl; nod her head.
Outside the step of a horae was heard,
nnd there entered tho niflu with tho
jinpors that freed Htcphcn froni his Im
prisonment. "Well, Stove, the company's proud of
you for holding this einlhi!" lie cried.
"I guess I located another claim 'feKj
tlie same tunc," rcpucu oicpncn ji-4 1
lrfrvn tulftli n I.ln. W
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Next' completes novelette Tito L,A'ii';
dry Mst. ' f,.
m
Rheumatism and Neuritis
Why Suffer Longer? Drink
Mountain
Valley Water
Famoua curative water from near
Hot Springs, Ark.
RADlO-ArriVR ENDOrtSKD I1Y PHYSICIANS
s Mountain Valley Vatcr Co., 718 Chestnut St.
Minn Wdlniit RI07
S ed h- '. 1"' r''je. HoteM, Ctfe and P
tnrp . ol'l i Orel '-liw yofnr. drilRClstH. et .
PMMMMWlg
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riNANCIAT,
TO THE IIOMIRRH OF
CONNECTICUT RIVER POWER CO.
OF NEW nAMI'lMIIRl.
First Mortgage 5 30-Ycar Sinking
Fund Gold Bonds due June 1, 1937
Tli under!imel hreby kIv notlco that It
hn.8 In th" Hlnkln Fund tho rum of JSd.lO.I
for Invoitlment In the t)e-mpntlonort bond".
Offers of Iwnrts liidorK-d "Tmirtfr of Conn.
Klvrr I'ower Co. of 'N. II. Iloin!" will b
received hy the Truntc. nt 17 Court 8trM,
HoMon Mh , until noon of .June 13. 1021.
nt which tlm they will bo opened. ti rlKht
l reserved to reject nny or uH oner.
Interest on Hccepted bonds will cea Juno 15
1921.
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
Fly C H. HUMTItnEV. Vice Treldent.
Dnte Juno n, 1021.
AltTIIim W. DRAYTON
First Mortgnite Per Cent 10-Ye.ir Slnklnc
Fund Oolil llondi, Pile 1020
The undorsljned Invites tenders of i.bovs
bonds for ! nnd delivery, its of July 1,
1B21, at r. price not exceeding I02'i rrr cent
and nccrued Interest, to exhat.t $7000. a
sum now available In sInklnB fund.
Sealed tenders, stating numbers and
amount of bonds offered, addressed to "The.
Colonial Trust Company. Trustee, Arthur
W. Drayton first mnrtaire r. per cent bonds."
will be received until .1 p. in .Tup 2S, 1021.
THE COL3NIA1. TRUST CO.. THUSTEF
Market and 13th sts.
FRANK C. rjVES, Treasurer.
Philadelphia. .May 27. 11!1
ITAIItllll.l. HTiTK II.WK
Notice Is hereby given that bv a resolu
tion of the Hoard of Directors of tho FAIR
HILt. STATE BANK a special mentlng of the
stockholders of said bank has been railed
and will be held on Tucrdny. -lune 14. 1021,
at 2 o'elook P. M. at the general office of
the bank. 201 Fuller nidi.. 10 South 18th
street. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, to take
action on the approval or disapproval of and
to vote for or against tns proposed Increase
of the capital stock of the said bank from
tnO.OOO to 1200,000, and for the transaction
of any other business properly coming before
,ald meeting. 8KltjTON. Secretary.
TATlllt lilJtl' r """" t-iii-iiwiw
AnVKRTISIOIKNT
ADVRKTISnMKNT
iiajj MiMiiiiiiJi iiinjnumi iiHiiiiiiin miiiiiini 'ftfip .Eil '&1 IpSraS?
The week-end specials announced by the Kruso Stores are worth
Boting, for it is a well-known fact that any one who has tasted Kruso's
tandles will always return for move.
MO MATTER how often one goes
il into Tho Blum Store, 1310
Chestnut Street, it is with pleasure,
for one always sees the most de
lightful and latest modes displayed
there. It is for this very reason that
you may of,ten pick up a charming
little frock at a really very low price,
as they arc constantly making room
for the new models which are coming
in. At present you will be interested
in the beaded Georgettes. . They are
made up both in the darker shades
which may be worn on the street and
also in the lighter colors appropriate
for out-of-town or seashore wear.
These beautiful little dresses will be
found to be an enjoyable and prac
tical addition to tho summer ward
robe and are quite inexpensive.1
TT IS amazing the number of unique
and useful things thero are for
sulo at tho hoiisefurnishing store of
J. Franklin Miller, 1612 Chestnut
Street, which will ndd to tho sum
mer's comfort nnd enjoyment. An
Alnddin Thormalwaro Jar, for in
stance, will be found to be almost in
dispensable. This jar, constructed to
keep its contents hot or cold, is made
with n largo too which will permit
filling with food in large pieces and
will hold one gallon of liquid. Think
how delightful it would bo to take
ice cream on n picnic without tho in
convenience of packing it. Or how
refreshing a drink of something cold
while motoring along a dusty rond.
This is only one exainnlc, however.
If vou will send for Miller's I.lst of
MousefurnlsliliiRS. It will assist vou
Krently In rutins out your summer home.
pANTA LOUPES! What is mora
refreshing on a warm dny? Those
which I found at the store of Henry
R. Ilnllowell & Son, Rroad Street
below Chestnut, are tho sweetest and
the most luscious that I have ever
eaten. Their delicious flavor is un
equaled. They are the first and the
best of the season and are shipped
from Imperial Valley, California.
This valley, tho bed of an inland sea
which disappeared thousands of
years ago, is peculiarly adapted to
the cultivation of cantaloupes on ac
count of the sandy soil and tho drv
quality of tho air. People out or
town will particularly appreciate
these wonderful melons, for they
haven't had them yet this senson.
Hallovvcll's guarantee perfect de
livery Hnywrioro witnin iuuu miles.
TJAVE you ever tasted any Maple
Pecan KIkkps nmrn ilolinious
thin thosp KnM nt tin Vvnen StnrfS.
102 South Eleventh Street (two
OOOrS hflnu- ('lincl.intt nn,l .iorw
Baltimore Avenue? Usually, you
mow, they are 70 cents a pound, but
ls Friday and Saturday they are
OfferinCT thpm no n cnnninl nt null'
60 cents. If you are spending tho
wwena with a friend, I nm sure
wi a oox ot these rand'es will bo
XTlUCn flnnrorintorl Arrniii fliiu i-nrb
the Peanut-Brittle will be sold for
cents a pound. Both last week
no weeK before last their supply
"Peanut-Brittle was completely cx-
nitnterl n T nn.l !,,.,!!.. 11 n
Rood it is. And those Butter
Creams, which simnlv molt in vnnr
I mouth, will now be 50 cents perma-
wnny.
QN LEAVING your town house
for the COUntrv or Rrnshorn vou
will not wiBh to take your silver with
Jv? .and yet' yu w'"' wisl1 yur
oie in your Summer homo to look
uS trnmlm, .i .... ... .t
'.vu .ft ,B' therefore, I think, advis-
r"'5" purcnasc a really good quall-
II "Ii wa,c' Al the store of
l&'ley. Banks rtil,iu rn.,n..
you mav Km, . ii.. i i." cji
BI i ,"""'"- ICUII.V luvmy Dll-
quality on n Nicklc-Silvcr base.
Di,,m ii T .rtlnnP1' " ifo
JMMrally.dcsiBned as well as the
&J11 ?ul,Prised at the wide se-
.' Aw, nicn tliey r For pcr-
5 : TIM6 "" homes,
dated gift" Kr0atly apprC"
NOTlf'B WFIBAril (OMI'ANY TIIIKTY--KAR
SINKING ri'NI) F1VK rr.R f'KNT
Cni.TATERAI. Tlll'ST MORTOACJK (SOLD
WINDS. OATKn .ll'NK 1. 1060.
L'nilfr th provUlona of thn mortKne
Healed proposal., will bp rfcelvrt for tlifl n
rount of th SlnUlnif Fui.fl until 12 o'clock
noon, .lunr 7. 1021. nt tl.o office of th under
lEn'l. Trup. for th nl to It. nt tlw
lovt price, not oxceeiMne Par arri nccrued
Interest. '1 o many of thn above bondu
5133,(iO0.OS will purch.
TroposalB dhouMi b Inclorped "Propnnl
for tho h1 of tho WMibuch Company rive
T'r C'ont CollatorHl Trunt Oold Honda" and
ddreMtd to AgA R wljfo prMirtn(
i iik pnoviDKNT i.in; and trust
COMPANY or PllU.ADRLPIIlA.
N. W. cor. 4th and fhostnut ntn .
Phlladelnhln. Pa.
I'ropomilM
skai.ki) ruoi'o.s.M.s Ainiti:ssr:ii to w.
II S. McNnlr. Secretary. Sharon Hill Scnool
Board. Sharon Hill. Pa . wll' to recelvej at
the nchool building unttl R I'. J YVrdnra
dn.v, .lune 8. 11121. nt which time eald pro
posals will be oocned for the nltorntlon and
additions to n'jKent structure and a new
extension thereto. Tho work will Include
peneral contract, plumblnc and electric lluht.
Ing. Illds from others than those enKased
or established In business for which propo
sals are asked will not be entertained.
All bids must be accompanied by a cer
tified check for $,100.00 on the proposal for
the general contract; 1100.00 for the pro
posal on tho ventllatlnu and boatlns system;
1100.00 on the proposal for the plumbing
work; 1100.00 on the proposal for the eleo
trlcnl work, said check to bo drawn to the
order of the School District of the Doroush
of Sharon Hill. The Hoard of Directors re
serve the rlcht to reject njiy or all bids.
Information as to plans, specifications and
proposals for bids, etc., may be obtained
at the office of rtie Architect. Norman
Hulmes, 1A24 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia,
Pa.
A deposit of 15.00 will be required on all
P'an'' W. H. S. McNAin.
Secretary of the School District of tie
Tlnrnue-h of Shsrnn Hill.
SKAI.KD ntOPOSAI.S WIM. UK ItK-
celveil nt Ilnom 2W. Cltv Hall, until 12
o'clock noon on Tucsdnr. .Tune II, 1021. and
opened nt that time In Hnom 21fl. C'l'y Hall,
for Installation of boiler equipment nt Mlruro
Creek Pumplnc Station.
Imiulro at Room tin. Cltv Hal'.
TRANK II. CAVES',
Director.
vVaLTKH RKED (1KNKKAI. IIOSI'ITAI.
Scaled proposals In triplicate will be re
relxed until 11 A. M.. June 10. 102) and
then opened, for Improvements to Water
Supply System at Walter Heed General
Hospital. Washington. D. C. Information
upon annllcatlon to Constructlns Quarter
master, rtoom 2110. West Trade nidi . Wash.
Inittnn. D C
Special Meetings
0SK COINTIKS OA8 AM) III.KCTUlC
rs' COMPANY.
Philadelphia. Pa . May 20, 1021.
Notlrn l.i hereby Riven that, pursuant to
resolutions of the Hoard of Directors of
Counties (Ins artd Electrlo Company, a spe
clal meeting; of the stockholders of -aid
company hue been called and will be held
nt the principal office of the company, norlh
west corner of Hroad and Arch uts.. Phila
delphia. Pa., on Jnlv 27. 1021,, at II o'clock
A. M , for the purposes of votlns for or
ffnlnst an Increase of the capital stock nf
I the companv from 110,000 shares of the
far value or nu eacn 10 inu.uuu snares or
he par value of JRO each, of whlri fiO.Oftn
shares shall be Class A Preferred Stock
50.000 shares (belm the present nuttinrltrd
preferred stock) shall be Class D Preferred
Stock, and 00,000 shares (belna; the present
authorized common stock) shall be Common
Stock: and In the event of such Increase of
determlnlnc the designations, rlshts. prhl
lege, limitations, preference!, and voting
powers, or prohibitions, restrictions or nusll
ncatlons of the voting; nnd other rlchts and
powers and the terms as to redemption, of
Said Class A Preferred Stork, Class 11 Pre
ferred Stock and Common Stock; of author
Izlnc said Class A Preferred Stock to be
IsiAied and dlsnoied of by the Hoard of Di
rectors of the Company at sue), time or times
and upon such terms and conditions ns said
board shall from time to time approve, pro.
vlded. however, that said stock shall first
be offered pro rata to the stockholders for
"Ubscrlptlon nt not less than ran and of
taking action upon ouch other matters In
connection with the fnregolnt. as may prop,
orly come beforo said meeting.
a. w. crnuAN
Serre.ary.
T I u h,er (Iay' at tllc Country
ta;' noticed how many more
STJnff "im ar 5B Knickerbockers on
St ters' flPnin'f nrounil their
fiorSi0 n mh ,ncatcr and more
Sv ble looked! Tho popu-
SthFn l,hit:kter,,,ockm Iias Brown
S LS. '$ ycnrB by Ic"Ps
t?ba.M.",' J,rm' therefore, rjlad
UBiial S ton,you nbot tho un-
MmDoSh 7 Sra,e atl ,lhe Rtoro of
Cheitan L& Cn"Ml. 1 334-1830
rtirla ?lr?rt- r superior cut,
S aJ 5nV"t,WOrthtyoup considern-
!fcls wliiev? ,.v i ,ie conl Rnrnmcr
Ma,h, whfS rr. desir,e: v',lite "nn
pW ioT01 Cra3h whlch nre
VA
THE CHESTNUT STREET SSOqiATJO
Dlrlilemls
THb" ELKCTKH' STOII OK liATTliltY
Allegheny avc. lind 10th si.
Philadelphia. .lune 1. 1021.
The Directors have declared a dividend
of three dollars (Ml per share from the net
earnings of the Company on both common
and preferred stocks, payable Julv 1. 1021.
to stockholders of record at the close of
business on June 13. 1021, Checks will be
""vJa I.TBU (1, Hl'.NPrcnSQN' Treasurer.
ata Mi:irrfN(i or Tin; iitnim or m-
rectort qf tho Coiitlno.itnl-l.oi.il tide Title
r.nd Trust Conui;iiiy. held lune 2 H'21. a
ainrterh dUld-ml cf H'c ($1.(10 per harm)
uni lidnreij. rnyuhle on .lune ;,V 12I.
to st .c'lliiildTs nf record June 1.1. 11.21.
Dividend checks will bi. mailed
J01IN-V l.OVC.IINKY.
Treasurer.
.lune 2. . 1031
THK KQIIITAHLK il.I.I'.MINATINC. OAH
1.H1IIT C'OMPANV. OK l'lllI-ADKU'IllA
Phllsdelphla, .May 81, 131.
The Directors line this day declared a
semi-annual dividend of three (3) per rent
($S,00 a share) on the preferred stock, pa
able June 15, 1021, to stockholders of record
at the close of business S o'clock P M.,
Wednesday. June 8, 1021
C'lKckB will ho mal'ed
W. A ar.'KWRN Treasurer.
Annual Meellnts
tKSriTIIK'ANNUAIj MBKTINO l" tTib
-ly corporation of St. I.nlie'H lliimeopntlilo
Ilnsplttl will be held at tho hospital nn Mon
dar. Juna 0. 1021. at 2:30 P. M. Electlc-n uf
trustees to nil vacanclea and otban to sorya
for a. term of R yars. Annul I mcaUng; n(
III jrosra ct jrusiees lonows.
HEl.KN P HKPTMBn.
Secretary.
' . ,
Crackers $IWM
9
Cookie-Cakes
What is this grocer's name?
BiEpK
He sells these good things to eat-
Assorted Butters are tasty !
Some arc golden-brown with the natural rich flavor
of butter-cookies baked to a turn. Others are a deeper
brown with a rich chocolate jiavor that makes them
as tasty as any candy ! You won't have to call the
children to meals more than once if you announce
"Assorted Butters for mpper!"
Ivins1 famous Lunch-on-Thins
are all-ways Rood, no matter how often you srnr
thrni. And you can serve thrm in a hundred appetiz
ing ways with every dinner-coure from soup to
dessert. Once you treat the family to Lunch-on-Thins,
they'll never be satisfied with a ineal without
these crip crackers. DelivereJ frah iatj to grocers
everywhere. Try Lunch-on-Thins with salads ami
cheese.
Two wonderful Ivins cakes, Ivinssponge and Ivinspound
If yot4 could buy ingredients as choice as the Ivins
Baker uses in these cakes if you had the expen
sive equipment at his command if you had the
skill that has come to him through 75 years' baking
experience then, perhaps, you could bake a cake
as wholesome and delicious as Ivinssponge and Ivins
pound. But even so, hoinc-bakinp; would be a waste
of time, for you can buy these cakes, always fresh,
at the nearest grocer's cakes as pure and
tasty as modern baking science can prorkicc. With
cc cream, cither ono is delicious ! Yet ht cost is
'mall
Crisp Saltines to serve often
Of course you like Saltines. Everyone dor. But
have you tasted Ivins' Saltines f There's a difference,
for Ivins' are baked here in Philadelphia and delivered
direct from our ovens to your grocer. Vou get them
in all the goodness of their oven-crispness. With soups,
especially serif Ivins' Saltines.
Butter Jumbles are tempting'
These are goldcn-liupii butter-cookies that the Tiin
Baker has designed ami baked for children. Hili-gr.idc
butter, tested eggs and pure milk make Butter Jumbles
very nourishing. And skillful blending and baking
brings out their wholesome rich flavor to the full. No
wonder youngsler'just love Butter Jumbles !" Keep
plenty on hand for those between-meal lunches that
growing children must rwvr.
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J. S. IVINS' SON, Inc.
Cut out thit advertisement and keep if handy in your kitchen.
You'll want to serve these Ivins cookie-cakes and crackers often
this summer, in place of heavier and more costly foods. These sag'
geitions will help you to plan appetizing hot-weather meals.
you are one of the
first ten women to
guess correctly, he
will give you $1.00
worth of groceries,
FREE!
THIS drawing was made
from a photograph of a
certain well-known Philadel
phia grocer. Many of his
friends and customers will in
stantly recognize him. The
first ten to guess correctly his
name and address will be al
lowed to choose one dollar's
worth of any of the many
good things he has in stock.
There is only one provision:
your dollar's worth must in
clude a pound of Ivins' famous
Lunch-on-Thins.
Write the name and address
of this grocer on a slip of paper
and mail it to J. S. Ivins' Son,
Inc., 627 N. Broad St., Philadel
phia. Only the first ten correct an
swers will win, so send in
yours at once. This is an easy
way to get a dollar's worth of
fine groceries free make the
most of it. Write out and send
in your answer now.
Yoili can buy Ivins' this way
In the sanitary, dust-proof "household caddy"
that keeps Ivinscookie-cakes and crackers always
clean and fresh in your pantry. zrtat convenience.
Order household caddies, filled with whatever Ivins
crackers you prefer, through your grocer. We de
liver to him, for you.
Try Dr. Von's Health Biscuits
Fl e natural treatment for rontipation. Two lo mx
hi-.-iats a day (eaten plain or fpicul with jam, jcllv
. nef ie or huttc) will arToul rert tin relief and keep you
fet-lmg tit and fresn. Imperially desirable for children
thrv tlie these taty bib. wits. Sold by druggists and
grorrrs everywhere, in sealed pjrkages.
Our Inquiry Bureau will gladly tell you the address
of the store, conveniently near your home, where
you can buy Ivins" cookie-cakes and crackers. Phone
Poplar 3570 and let us introduce you to the grocer
who sells Ivins'. His is a store in which only the
best of everything is sold. Me offers you quality
products in every line. Patromz Aim.
"Baker of Good Biscuits
in. Philadelphia Since 1846'
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