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FOR TITLE MONDAY
Petey to Attempt to Win Back
Crown Ho Lost to
Lynch
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(JUST BACK FROM ABROAD
I Dy LOUIS II. JAFFB
gtldom 1ms a man in the ancient
Wory of boxing ever retrieved n lost
edamplonslilp. in butono Instnnco can
it b remembered that a world's title
kolder succeeded In winning tack his
,wn lifter being knocked out. Stan
1 Ketchel did that when ho stowed
iwar Billy I'flPlto after the latter had
tatVtd the Mlchlgander from thp mid
Anreliht pedestal by a k. o.
Deposed titlcholdcrs have tried time
Md again to get back Into the running
. . .u..t.ni Ami nmv Pete Herman.
fataer -bantam boss, is about to make
5'L nHrmnt. The New Orleans
IU an. who returned from England
tm erday after knocking out Jim Hlg
Ul, the champion of that country,
".if ion i.vnrh. Ills succennor. nt
K.S. t-i.i.i in Ilrooklvn on Monday
lht. Herman was defeated for his
crown by Lynch on a decWon nt the
Bnlih of fifteen rounds. There were
'no knockdowns.
Blncc that time the night of De
cember 22. last year Lynch has not
Jhowa anything sensational. In fact,
i has displeased more than he has
nleased In different bouts throughout
the country. At the same time. Her
man lias been going nlortg boxing in
Irllllant form, scoring a lot of knock
outs and proving without a doubt that
he was entitled to n crack at his lost
Herman mav be handicapped on Mon
day night, as he will have but five. lnys
I In which to rid himself of t.ea-lcgs since
returning from abroad. Petev trotted
ui the gangplank of a steamship headed
Amerlraward the. day after he knocked
eut IHfcglus. and the only real trnlning
in which Herman could Indulge and
which couldn't have been vedy good,
as on board the ship coming over.
The defeat of Herman by Lynch in
Kew York Inst December rnmn n a big
lurprlsc. Of course, the Gotham Irish-
t man's constituents "just knew" that
tbIr Joey could do the trick ; never
theless, the result was a complete up-
Ht.
It wouldn't be siirprisiiig if Ilcnunn
iron back his title, still you never enn
tell In boxliiR.
'BRITISH TRACK TEAM
MEETS FOURTH MISHAP
i, M. C. Ford, All-Round Oxford
Athlete, Out of Saturday's Meet
Cambridge, .Mass., July 21. .1. M.
Ci Ford, ull-nround Oxford nthlitc.
trained his back in a woikout nt the
Harvard Stndium and will not be able
i to compete in tlio meet with llnrvard
and Yale on Saturday. Tills is the
fourth mnn of the squad to MifFcr an
Injury since the visitors landed.
Ford was brought here as n utility
nan, and Captain Iliuld had intended
,to use him in the 120-yard li'irdles in
place of George Trowbridge, who wns
obliged to withdraw after an nttnek of
appendicitis. Ford wns nlso a sprint
and brnnd jump possibility, nnd ar
rangements had been mndo to enter him
with two others, in tlio latter event.
Last-minute shifts were made which
put W. C. Kent-HuphoM, of Cnmhridge,
in ths 120-yard hurdles with L. L
Partridge. L. S. T. In-jinm and II. M.
Abrahams will carry the Itrlttcli colors
in the broml jump. Ford 'ft place In the
100-yard dash may be tnken by lludd.
50-MILE BIKE ENCORE
ON AT DROME TONIGHT
Carman, Maddona,,Qeres and Corry
Meet In Return Race
It Is being called the "Golden Wheel
Rovcnfee" nnd the return of fifty-mile
rnco at the Point Breeze Vcledrome to
night may result In the most' Inter
esting motor-paced event of tho reason
hero. Tho first Qoldcn Wheel two
weeks ago was won by Clarencb Car?
man, tho American crack, but because
of the many accidents to Vinccnzo Mad
dona and the lack of condition of Gcorgo
Hcrcs, of France, In thnt grind tho
Philadelphia, management, after many
requests, decided to put on an en
core. Since Carman won the first Golden
Wheel Maddona has finished first In a
number of long races. Including a fifty,
lnllc event nt Hoston nnd tho hour
grind on the local track last week. The
Italian Mar is confident thnt he will
win from Carman tonight, nnd Clarence
believes thnt with Vincc pushing him
ho will establish a new fifty-mile rec
ord. Besides Carmen, Maddonn and Seres,
Frank Corry, tho game little Austral
Ian, will be the other ntnrter.
The return race between Willie
Spencer, of America, and Orlando
Pianl, of Italy. In their one-mile match
sprint Is causing as much Interest ns
tho motor-paced event. This will be
the third meeting between Spencer nnd
1'inni, each having defeated the other
,once this enr. Tonight's event will be
muir ruoDcr irnicn race.
Several amntcur races will be decided
with n score of youngsters entered, In
cluding several from out-of-town.
BADER HAS OPEN DATE
Atlantic City Baseball Team Anx
ious to Secure Game for Sunday
The Kdwnrd L. Hader baseball team,
of Atlantic City, which has been meet
ing with unusunl success this tMinn.
has an open date on the srhcdulo for
tho coming Sunday and wants to se
cure a game away from home.
Under playcTl the Shnnnhan here last
Saturday nnd lost 4 to IrMu eleven In
nings. Thp shore team will shortly
start a series with Baclinrneh Giants
for the championship of Atlnntic City.
For games address Charles Lcntz, man-'
ngcr. 20 North Florida avenue. Atlnn
tic City, or .Bert Newman, 2220 South
Sixty-seventh street.
Willard Would Meet Dempsey
Tnprkn, Kitn.. Julv 21. Although Jem
Wlllard's main business nt prmept in mar
keting tits 2.1 ncrra of potato from his
farm near Lawrence, he la willing to forego
thin Job to enter training In right Jack
Dempeey, ho declared hero todnv. Willard
Indicated he im eomewhat dubious about
Dempsey accenting his chnlltnce.
Columbia Ave. A. A. Wants Games
The Columbia Ave. A. A. would like to
book games with first-class teams having
home ground. Their open dates nro July
23. 30. August n. 13. For d-tnlls urTlu
It. E. Ilnctzel, manager. 1S21 North Twenty-seventh
street, or phone Diamond 072B W.
MIDDLE STATES' NET
I
OURNEY SATURDAY
Thirty-sixth Annual Event Will
Bo Held on Cynwyd
Club Courts
TO PLAY SINGLES FIRST
The thirty-sixth nnnunl tennis tour
nament for the championship of the
Middle States In men's singles nnd
doubles will bo played on the clay and
asphalt courts of the Cynwyd Club on
Saturday nnd the following days, wnl
Inco F. Johnson, a national semi-finalist,
is the present champion, and with
Stanley W. Pearson also won me,
doubles title Inst year.
When the singles tournament Is open
to any tennis player, the doubles Is
closed to residents of Pennsylvania, nil
of New Jersey except those living with
in twenty -five miles of Now York City,
nnd the Stnto q Delaware. The team
winning the doubles cbamnionshln will
bo eligible to play in tho national
doubles championship at Hoston begin
ning August 22. Entries should be sent
to Dr. P. B, Hawk, Jefferson College,
singles closing on Friday and doubles on
Saturday.
Play In the singles will start on Sat
urday, and in doubles on Monday. The
tournament committee Is composed of
Dr. P. B. Hnwk, chairman; Charles N.
Heard. Arthur noddy, Carl Flscncr,
John II. Ilayncs, Wallace F. Johnson,
E. Boy March, George B. Powell, Ru
dolph H. Tull, Le Boy A. Worrell,
Marshall Vnnncroan, Jr., Frank Zook.
Plenty of Seals
There nro nlentv nf seats for the chal
lenge round of the Davis Cup contest nt
Forest Hills, September 2, fl nnd R,
nccordlng to Harry Parker, treasurer,
101 Park avenue. New York. "The Idea
Krovalls thnt only a few scats are leit,
c said, "while, ns a matter of fact,
several thousand arc still available,
"It Is true that orders are coming In
Increasing numbers every day, doubt
lessly dun to tho Interest nrouSod by the
arrival of foreign teams, but wo fun till
many more orders. At least 14,000
seats will bo built. Of course, the
earlier orders come in the better orange
ments the committee can make for the
convenience of the public nnd the better
the csats can be assigned to the pur
chasers. "There have been a great many In
quiries for seats for the women's cham
pionship on account of the prospect thnt
Mile. Lcnglcn will nlny there. These
have not come anywhere near exhaust
ing the supply, however, so the snme
thing npplles as In the case of the Davis
Cup tickets. There arc plenty left
first come, first served. No tickets will
!
be mailed until after August 1, to avoid
the ennnce or their being couniericiieu.
Orders for tlio men's championship
tickets are being handled In this city
for the first time, orders being sent to
Samuel M. Peacock, 141 South Fourth
street. Although the local clubs have
underwritten large blocks of tickets,
thcro is on ample supply of good scats.
Mile. Lcnglcn'g Debut
Mile. Suzanne Lcnglcn, the French
tennis star, will make her first appear
ance in this country on the courts of
tho Field Club, Greenwich, Conm, Au
gust 3.
Her opponent will bo selected later.
Among those considered nro Miss Ele
anor' Goss, of New York, nnd Mrs.
Marlon Zlndcrstclii Jcssup, of Wil
mington, Del.
Many requests for matches with Mile,
Lcnglcn have been sent to the tennis
association from all parts Of the coun
try, but only n small part of them will
be granted. Her ploying schcdiilo will
be announced next ttcck.
i "WSM
Dodgers to Play Myers'
ltn.t I.lrJrtwwil. ft.. -Tlllo . -lf I
rav will lie nhnervetl here next Mi
when' the Ilronklyn Nstlonnl IrfHirlwvj
will nlev an echlhttlnrt frame with A I
team. Myers, fin outfielder on the llri
lyn team. Is thl oliy's only represent
in major lesgun iiaseuau,
wM
for Aches
and Pains
Don't let pain lay yon up.
A freo application of Sloan's
Liniment to the painful part
will mako yon fit for tho next
day's work- Keep it handy.
LSloa
Liniment
Afi
(Pairfs)
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JAPAN TO MEET INDIA
'lay in Davlo Cup Semi-Finals at
Chicago Starting August 11
New lorli, July 21. Brlgiuin Is the
third nation to 'lefiuilt in the Davis
Cup contest for tho world's clinmplon
iMd in team tennis. Tho decision of
the Reltjlan Lawn Tennis Association
itm nniiutiueed in a uoicgrnm just ro
Mivsd by tho United States Lawn
Tennis As notation.
Chevallir Piul Du Bormnnnf. of
EniRijels, sent ortl fxt.rcsslng the
iMociatlon'H regret that th; team,
which defeated C'zeoho-Slovakia in n'
Davis Cup tie nt Prague In June could
not make the trip to Uu United Stales.
As n result of tho defnult Japan goes
Into the (.cint-finitl rounds without the
Mrclty of raising n racquet. The
Philippines lind prcvitsly defaulted to
Jipim in the opening round. Ir.ola,
1J itn triumph over Franco, enters the
nnl-llnnlN nnd will oppose Japan nt
Chicago August 11. 11! nml lit.
Polo Champions on Way Home
..?,S5n.,.!,,,,,nn' Knitluntl. .lulv SI. J. 'nt.
. -''ih' Thiiniaa II irliwli Jr , nml Hob.
...'; "iMwurlilne, memliers of the Anicrl
n Ifam which was lcturlnus In tha re
ctnt International nolo match, have sailed
wr:ew otk on board the steamer Adriatic-.
Title Meet on Stagg Field
CWtttio July ai The jentnr Central A.
tlii 0i"J?"r trark nml nelil rtiRnintnnahlpa
lllbehfld nt muck rii-lil nf the I'nlvtriltv
today on Auu,,t 13- lt w announced
THE BEAUTIFUL
WOMEN OF HISTORY
Gave Much Time To The Im
provement Of Their
Complexion
It Is Bald that the most beautiful
women of history are tho ones that
fluent most of their timo tn tho culti
vation, Improvement and prolong
ment of tho Hfo of their beauty. They
used all safe means they could find
to accomplish this charm.
Illaclc and White Beauty Blcacu
will removt) si: In blemishes, nuch an
tan, sun and wind freckles, blotches,
liver spots. It will clear your com
plexion mako your skin soft and
youthful.
Black and "Wliito Bleach ia a do
llghtfully perfumed, pink-tinted cold
cream compound, approved nnd usod
by particular women. It will not
grow hair on tho faco. nnd whon ap
plied forms an Jnvlslblo coating on
the skin.
Black and Whlto Soap should al
ways be" used with Black and White
Beauty Bleach. It9 regular uso will
keep the skin In perfect condition.
Clip and mail this advertisement to
Black nnd "Whlto, Box 1G07, Memphis.
Tenn., for freo lltoraturo, samples, of
niack and "Whito Faco. Powder and
Incoaso of Flowers Talcum owder.
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By All Means Eat Good Fresh Meat
By buying your Meats at tho Market St. Beef Co , you are1 always
eur of Kcttlnij a full selection of Rood, fresh meats all the time.
et Lega of Spring Lamb g dal Wfiek 2Sc lb
Legs of Yearling Lamb )
Finest Sirloin, Rump or Round Steak 30c a lb.
finest Rump
Finest Pin Bone
Rnest Bolar or
Fiwit Prime Rib
Finest
or
Roasts of Beef, 25.4.
jhf Hamburg is fresh ground foyyou nt all times 2 lbs., 25c
Lftn Brisket of Beef for aoup 3 lbs. forlOc
jfoagt 0f sDring Lamb for atewing 3 lbs, for 10c
jjgk or Shin of Beef, no fat or bones 12Vgc a lb.
Lpjn Picnic Shoulders, we have them in all sizes. .. 15c a lb.
Finest Half Smokes, or Beef or Ham Boloftnas, ISc a lb.
SSL Creamery Butter in V4Ab. prints, this week, 45c lb.
Uh Selected Ft,?, in cartons 40c a doz.
Heh bring down the High Cost of Butter by buying 3
. pounds of X. L. Oleomargarine for 50c
MARKET ST. BEEF CO.
5221-23-25 Market St. and 5939 Market St.
-o;!
For Your Convenience Wo Aro Open
Friday nnd Saturday until 9i30 P,
i
nl
I lllF 11
nm stores co. m
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ASCO ASCO
What is "Good war?
t u -?i - ls confidencc and confidence is not gained overnight or
inherited. It is earned by conscientious, honest work. We value as one of
our biggest assets the "Good Will" of our customers, and the public's con
fidence in us is the result of more than thirty years of honest merchan
disingthirty fruitful years spent in giving the public "the squarest kind
of a square deal."
The finest butter in America!
Butter
Taste it!
If you serve the delicious Louella Butter, your
guests will know you have good taste. ' It's exquisite
in purity and in flavor.
Richland Butter lb 45c
Our second best only because the Incomparable Louella is so wonderfully good.
Gold Seal Eggs SS0' 43c
The pick of the barnyard. Fino, big,
meaty beauties.
Selected Eggs doZ. 38c
Every egg guaranteed.
25c
18c
Red Alaska can
Salmon
Ipt rink Salmon can 10c
, Flno tasty fish from tho
htadwntcrn of Alaska.
Gorton's
Codfish Cakes
Just mold Into caltca and
fry. Enoucli In each can for
a family of three.
Reedblrd Nor.
way Mackerel
Each fish a nice Individual
portion. The tanir of the
open sea la In 'em !
Calif. can
Tuna Fish
Tho chicken of the sea."
3for10c
lie, 16c
It Costs Less to Live When
Yoa Deal in an Asco Store
Calif. Snmwett Prunes.. U He, 17c
Aieo Cornstarch plcf 7c
Aico Spaxbctti 3 plcgi 25c
Asco Macaroni 3 pkf 25c
Fab (Waihinf Flakes) ...pk( He
Asco W. D. Vinegar fcot 12c
Best New Onions lb 5c
Calif. Asparagus can 18c
Princess Salad Dressing... bot 25c
Cboice New Peas can 12V&C
Asco Dried Beef pkg 10c
Asco Sifted Peas can 19c
Asco Oleomargarine lb 25c
Asco Etip. Milk can Ge, 12c
CBISP AND I1AINTT
Soda Crackers, ,b- lie
Fresh from the oven. A
bargnln price !
Elkhorn Cheeie, t,n 12 Vic
Two styles Pimento and
American Cheddar. Nice and
"nippy."
Puffed Rice 12l2c
A bargain prlco on this
well-known cercaL
Aico Corn Flakes, "" 9c
Try some s'lcml
b a n n a or3 V 25c)
rnche with. aV . "
dlnh ot tnno nice,
crlso cornflako.
for
Asco Teas -" 1 2r
U.lb. nVr.. SHo. II... M. PKK. J. "V
If you want to know Iced Ten at its best,
make It with Asco Orange Pekoe or Asco
India Ceylon. It cools, and quenches tho
thirst.
Orange Fekoe India Ceylon
Old Couatry Style
Plain niack Mixed
Victor Big
Bread Loaf
6
Made of tho purest ingrediohts. It
can't help being good. And such big
generous loaves for only Gc! Right from
Producer to Consumer.
asco
Coffee
lb
25
When you buy a pound of the delicious Asco Coffee, you art
getting the samo high quality that other folks are pnying 45c
per lb. for elsewhere. Asco Coffee is a high-grade coffee at n
low price.
Delicious Desserts
Asco Jelly Powder... 3 pkgs 25c
Blue Rose Ric lb 5c
Cboice Rice lb. Pkg 7c
Fancy Honduras Rice. lb. pkg 10c
Instantaneous Tapioca ...pkg He
Mrs. Morrison's Puddings pkg 10c
Pearl Tapioca lb. pkg 10c
To Beat the Heat
Here's a Treat!
jSarsaparilla
f Ginger Alt
Root Beer
12l2cbot.
$1.45
doz.
Pure Grape Juice, pi bot 29c
Keep a dozen bottles handy.
Jams and Jellies
Pure Jellies glass 10c
Pure Apple Butter can 18c
Del Monte Jams can 15c
Del Monte Marmalade. ..can 15c
Curtice Jams.. ..,.. .jar 25c, 29c
SoulKwark Jams jar 15c
(big assortment)
MAKE THIS TEST
Figure up how much per week you are spending for meat, if you are not
an Asco customer. Then buy your meats at an Asco Meat Market for one week
as a trial. You'll be surprised at how much you will save and we guarantee tho
quality to be all you have every right to expect in meat markets with tho
American Stores' reputation.
Sugar 'Cured Boneless Bacon
At this price you should buy a whole piece. v
Finest Native Beef
Thick End Rib Roast lb 18c Lean Soup Beef lb 5c
Finest Cuts Standing Rib Roast ,b 28c
lb
23c
Rolled Shoulder lb 15c Boneless Pot Roast . . . lb
Genuine Nearby Spring Lamb
Shoulders lb 20c Neck Ib 8c
Breast r. .lb 5c Rack lb 22c
15
Ready to Serve Specialties
Sliced 14
Lebanon isu
Rnlntrnn '"
Whole Pieces, lb 25c
8
Sliced A
Dried ,V
Beef ID
Whole Pieces, lb 35c
12
Sliced
Large
Bologna
Whole Piecea, lb 22c
lb
Sliced A
Cooked
Ham ID
I Whole Ham,
16
lb SOc
.
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Nolt Tht abovt pricti .tfltctlvt In .oar Philadtlphie, Camdtn and $ubarban Stores and Mta Markttt !? aC 3
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STOUE OPENS DAILY AT 9 A. M. CLOSES AT 5 P. M.
ST11UIISUAV. 4UI.Y 21. 1021. f 1
NELLENBURGN
ENTIRE BLOCK-MaRKETIIUrr, 12! STREETS K J
August Sale of
Furniture & Bedding
$30.00 to $40.00 Library
Tables at
$19.75
your choice Three shown.
Seven patterns
$50.00 3-Picce Fibre-Craft, Summer
Living-Room Suits
$16.75
As Illustrated
5(55.00 Oak Buf
fets, 50-In. Size
$29.75
JE3
do
a " ' IJ
Plank top, wjth large cup
boards, drawers for silver and
linen. As illustrated.
(75) $16.50 Single Iron Beds
With Springs, rty Ag
Complete D ,yO
Very strongly constructed beds,
3 feet wide, mado with double
link springs, reinforced ;on each
side with one-inch steel bands.
Beds aro fitted with castors and
designed in most attractive pat
terns. None Sent C. O. D.
Nono Sold to Dealers.
$6.75 Folding -) ( ea.
Cot Beds at L.Ly
Ideal cots for cottages, apart
ments, camping, etc., as they can
be folded up and stowed away
into a small space.
The most satisfactory cot made
comfortable, well built and
serviceable. Entirely made of
iron, with all-steel link spring
as restful as a single bed. When
ordering by mail, please give cor
rect address and county.
Ol.o HAT
Any Number Sold to Dealers,
Hotel or Apartment House
Owners. Mail Orders Filled, if
Money Is sent with Order. None
Sent C. O. D.
bHELLENBUR3S Fifth Floor
Continuing Our Semi
Annual Clearance Sale of
HOSIERY
WOMEN'S HOSIERY
$1.15
50c
$2.00 Silk
Stockings at. .
50c to 75c Mercer- 75r '
ized Stockings.. L
$1.00 and $1.25
Stockings, pr..
$5.00 Silk
Stockings, pr.
$2.75
$1 to $1.50 Mercer- CQC
ized Stockings..
39c Lisle
Stockings, pr.
19c
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
35c to 50c
Stockings, pr..
$1.00 Sports
Hose, pair
19c
75c to $1.00 Silk
Hose, pair
39c
2Qr , 50c Fancy Mercer- 70
"L ized Socks f y
MEN'S HOSIERY
QK
tUj
zyc to oi
Socks, pair
19c
$1.25 Silk
Socks, pair
85c
50c Socks at,
pair
25c
Silk Socks, 39c Pair
Seconds of 75c Grade
SNCLLEhBJRGS First Floor
60c Fresh Potted
Growing Ferris
Just Received Direct From the
Xuracr'i
To Sell ACp Each
at
SNELLEN! JRuS First Floor
Our Custom
Tailored Suits
For Men and Young Men
For Which We Formerly Charged
Up to $75.00
We Will Now Make for
$37.50
Fh,'H) line of custom tailoring
wooleY. from which to choose.
Workmanship the finest fit nnd
style assured.
SNEI LENBUROS Third Floor
Continuing Our August
Sale of
Utica
Bed Muslins
Mail and Phone Orders Filled
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Utica Bleached Sheets
$1.79 51x90-ln. Sheets, $1.25
$2.00 72x90-In. Sheets, $1.35
$2.25 72x99-In. Sheets, $1.39
$2.25 81x90-In. Sheets, $1.39
$2.65 90x99-ln. Sheets, $1.89
Utica Bleached Sheeting
42c 42-In. Sheeting, 32c
46c 45-In. Sheeting, 34c
69c 72-In. Sheeting, 52c
85c 90-In. Sheeting, 68c
Utica Bleached Pillow
Cases
45c 42x36 Pillow Cases, 34c
49c 45x36 Pillow Cases, 36c
59c 50x30 Pillow Cases, 49c
bNELLENBURflS First Floor
Housefurnishings
and China
$4.25 Natural - Finish
Kitchen Tables With 7 7Q
Tapered Legs, Each Lti y
Splen
did for
use in
h o m cs
otf res
t a u t
rants. Sizo 21
x36 in
c h e a .
Mail orders filled while they last.
$150.00 All-White Enamel
Cabinet Gas C(i OC
Range $71.70
With 18-lnch oxen, 4 larijo and ono
simmering burners. Whit unnmel
splnnh ImcltB and heat thermometer in
oven doors.
PoM on Club I'lnn
$60.00 Leonard One-Piece
Porcelain Clean-as-a-China-
Ref rigerators . . $44Vu'
jnJfmWsw One-piece
porcelain
lined food
c h a m b er,
p o r c c lain
panels on
doors. Three
shelve s.
Sold on the
Club Plan
$4.25 Folding Mahogany
Stained Leatherette Metal
Corners
Card
Table,
$2.79
TFT
I jJjBl Finih White
Kitchen Maid
SJ $46.95
Roll! on Club I'lnn
$26.95 4-Burner
Gas Stoves. .
With 16
Inch ovon.
O u a ranteed
baker.
bold on Club
I'lnn
$21.95
1
n.n$i.
I y Point
VX Sl.Eh'
T-
25 150 Round
Shovels. . .
ly soiled.
79c
Walnut
Stained
Window
Screens
85c 24 Inches High, fk'7n
33-Inch Extension DDL
$3.20 Walnut-Stained $.79
Screen Doors, 2.6x6 . . L -
$22.50 American Porcelain
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