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9
fST GOSSIP BOfT PEOPLE
Jfancy JFyme Tes o 7u Beiett (o Be Giuei o-
Church at Cape May Various Parties
Down a't Shore
tMD you RCt nil worked tip .vetcnln.v house nt one nnrt tlie snmc time. The
) thinking If wan Kcttlnjt hot (tRalH "ext thin she saw wn lie jrrent
H nfter nil, it wns only wnnn, nml I'ti'lillps of unter (tlltllng nhmit nnd
L vo'ti did not hnve to pnek up .mil nrotinil most of the floor. And, for the
t'-tt tn elm cnnulinrp nn fnnf iw ivm.'pntl tnlo to tin rnninlnte. fill ton nprwl
Z.,t.. ..,, nn MTilt n flilln vot . Tine i nrn Rpvprnl n phn nn nt thp Hi'ctoninlli' I
MoiPi "" ","". ,"" " : r-i.. ..-.ii.'.- .i.:. -i. ...;. "j
.iill,lt mm i ia-i iuniii(; iiniMiKK Miiti nun
A Summer Bride
i i-mi' nrp colnc to Cnne
'..'niwp. ton better co down this rom
jne wffk o n to nttpnd the IiIk nnmml
Me wlilrh every one tn Cape Mn.v rocs
n for. Tlint Is the fete for the benefit
of the Chiirrh of the Athcnt.
It's to br held on Wednewliiy, An
suet 17. In the nftcrnoon, nnd tliU yenr
ft to be elven nt the lied Mill. There
WH hp nil Borti nnd kinds of things
for salo and tnPrc wi" be contest danc
lnjt nnd orlKlnnl enhnret rtnnolnjj done
br members of the younger set who
r( (.peiidlns the summer nt the resort.
Mrs. W. H. Heiillngs, Jr., Is clinir
man of the rommlttee nnd will be, ns
flterl by Mrs., Horace Kneeno Smith,
n,o nl?o wilt servo ns trensmer. Mrs.
Jneph Hnrrlson, who was Mnrgnrcttn
I.arpe, you know, Is to hnve clinree of
the ice erenm booth, nnd Mrs. Oleorgo
Croier nnd Mrs. T.ntijjdon Lcn will hnve
the rake booth. Other women Interested
nnd who will sell at the vnrlons booths
nre Mrs. Wnlter Colton Hurt, Mrs.
Harold R. Godwin, Mrs. Robert Buck
ingham. Mrs. Felix dul'ont, Mrs. Ittch.
ard f'nrlton. Mrs. Rlchnrd Xorrls. Jlrs.
K. B. Thompson. Mrs. Robert Koons,
Mrs. Alexnnder HI. Seott. Mrs. D. S.
Bchwiirtz. Mrs. II. M. I.nndls, Mrs.
It M Wlllnms. Mrs. R. Ilnvnes, Mrs.
I.dlii Lensert, Mrs. Percy Xenll. Mrs.
AtiBift'is Vane nnd Miss Ellznbcth
Tucker.
WIIIIii: on the subject of Pope May
thn (leorce T,cwlcs gnve n dinner
recentlv nt which therr eucsts were the
Billic Simpsons, the Vnil Marshes, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Mnrshnll Cnrlton nnd Mr.
niink. who hns been vlsltlnft the
Marshes. There wns orcnt excitement
at the Red Mill, for It wns the first
nlcht this season for contest dnnclng
and the prizes were won by Allen Cnrrl
gan. of Pittsburgh, imd Alfred Hunter.
Alice's prize was n smnll silver pencil
nnd Alfred's wns nn nmbcr cigaretto
bolder. They tell me it wns very hnrd
for the judges to decide, as the gcnernl
dancing wns so good. Flnnlly they got
It down to four couples on tho floor,
Margnrettn Hnrrlson nnd Fred Sntter
fVld. Lvshcth Iloyd nnd Donnld Leopold,
Dorothy Schuster and Billy Longstrcth,
but finally it wns nnnounccd thnt Alflo
and Alice were the favored two.
The William Llpplncott Jrs. enter
tained a largo number of tho younger
Mt at a party on Sunday night. The
Onwnrd. n 120-foot ynrht. wns char
tered for the evening nnd the partv left
Schellenger's landing nt 7 o'clock. Thero
was an elnbornte supper nnd music was
furnished by nn orchestra nnd every one
had n gorgeous time. There were about
eltjhtv guests altogether, among them
Kitty Smith, William Llpplncott, 3d,
of course. Murray Sparr. Morris Free
man, who wns spending the week-end
with Sam Bisphnm. Betty Pnncoast, of
Woodbury. Bnrbnrn Shoemaker. Mar
guerite Boyle, who with her mother is
at the Chnlfonte: Kitty Pence, Roger
Ttfonhnm, Billy Tvongstrcth. Knthnrlno
Sullivan, Alice Pnrrignn, Carol Hnrris,
Dorothy Schuster. I'nul Kenl, Donnld
Leopold, Bunnv Ileullngs. Dick Cham
berlain and Elizabeth O'Mcara.
IT WAS such n systemntlc wny to fix
things, she thought. You see, there
are so innny flowers in the gnrden where
rhe lin'. been spending most of the sum
mer that it takes several bowls to hold
all that she picks in the morning. So,
fhe pulled out the extra hnlf of the
Lltchen table, you know one of those
drop-leaf affairs, and put on it the wide
low bowl of the prettiest pale green
color, a pinkly-flowcred dish which wns
ued to holding flowers to make the desk
look dressy, a tiny rose vase and one or
two jiM-plnin ones. All fillpil with
water, innocently waiting, blpss their
Ihtle heart!), for the flowers to be put
into them. You have henrd how she
thought it was so systematic.
Hear now how nil of a sudden without
any preliminary Higlm or complainings
tne tuhle fiecKieu Its extra pnrt was
holding too much and showed its inde
pendence by fnlling forward so quickly
that the Systematic Fixer saw the ac
tion snd heaid the breaking into pieces
of the three nicest flower-holders in the
smashed china, and sweeping, swish,
swish, swish, ami wading to a fresh
bit of Moor nnd sweeping some more.
nnd vice vcrn nnd et cetern. It isn't
evciyhody who can spend the summer
in tne countrv nnd entov tic rceu ar
senshorc bathing hour. too.
NANOY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr nnd Mrs. Alexander Vnn Rensse
laer, of 1801 Wnlnut street nnd Cnmp
Hilt Hall, Fort Washington, nnd Mr.
and Mrs. George Dallas Dfxon. of 200
Hpruce street, will leavo today In a
special enr on a trip to Arlzonn.
Mr, and Mrs, Francis W Kemnle. of
tho Tlltz-Cnrlton, left last week for Nnr
ragansett I'ler, U. I., where they will
spend tho remainder of tho season.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Walter Clark,
3d; of 7922 Lincoln drive, Chestnut Hill,
are entertaining as fhclr guest Countess
Marin, et do dela Torre, daughter of
the late Duke Maccllt Monantcrace ct do
dela Torre, of Naples and Rome. Mr.
and Mrs. Clark, accompanied by the
Countess, will lcavo on Friday for a
motor trip through tho Dcrkshlres and
the Cntsklll Mountains.
Mr and Mrs. Norman Mnctaod, 2000
Walnut street, who am spending tho
summer traveling abioad, will return
to this country early In October.
Colonel nnd Mrs. John H. Muckle hnvo
arrived nt Quebec. Canadn, whore they
will spend the rest of tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William W. McCandless,
of East Orango, N. J., nro receiving
ccmgratulatlons upon the birth of a son,
William D'Oller McCandless, on July
16. Mrs. McCandless will be remembered
as Miss Evelyn II. Vandegrtft, of this
city.
Miss Grace Schaeffer and Miss Anna
Schaoffer, daughters of Mrs. Nathan C.
Schaeffer, of Lancaster, Pa., who are
spending the summer traveling tn Eu
rope, have left Lake Como, Italy. The
Misses Schaeffer are sisters of Mr.
Frederick C. SohocfTer, 304 South Six
teenth street.
Mrs. F. V. Ronnaton, of I'clham
Court, Germnntown, Is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs George O. Allison, of 5717
Greeno street, Germantown, at their
summer home at Jamestown, R. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson, of 1711 John
ston street, entertained on Monday eve
ning. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Egsers, Miss Catherine Eggers,
Miss Edith Dawson. Mr. William Daw
son, Mlsa Catharlno McCullough, Mr. and
Mrs Charles McCullough, Miss Frances
I'unch, Mrs D Reed, Miss Catherine
Telly, Mr Harry Dawson. Mr. John
Dawson. Mr. William MacNeal and Mr.
David Carberry.
Miss M. Josephine Murphey, daughter
of Mr and Mrs Joseph Chew Murphey.
of Mount Airy, hns left for Chicago,
where she will spend several weeks visit
ing her college friends Miss Murphey
graduated from Vassar In June.
Mr. and Mrs. Presmul D. Hughes have
left their home In Camden to spend a
month nt Asbury Park, X. J.
m MKBtmm
B 1 s-: iiii ; R . iP?Ev J" . '
Mrs. li-onwt, tt will be remembered,
was Miss Helen Dndntnn, of South
Philadelphia. Her wedding took
place on Juno 27
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. John .Milton Colton, of Wynd
hurst. Old York nnd Rydal roads. Jen
klntown. Is visiting her son-in-law nnd
daughter, Mr. and Mrs Bayard Hand,
of Wllkes-Barre, at their cottage at
naglenmore. Mrs. Hand will be remom
bcred ns Miss Marguerite Colton With
tho Hands nro also Mr and Mrs. Elliott
Carter Rutherford Laldlaw, of New
York Mrs Laldlaw was formerly Miss
Ethel Colton. '
Mr and Mrs Charles Druedlng, of
Sixty-ninth avenue. Onk I.ine, are
abroad. Their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs Walter Druedlng, of
Twelfth street. Oak Lane, arc occupying
their cottage In Chelsea for tho summer
Mr and Mrs William O. Glenn, of
Ml kin a nvenuo, Elkins Pork, aro spend
ing the summer In Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs, Radclyffe Furness, of
Open Hearth, Jenklntown, are at York
shire Inn, York Harbor, Me.
Mr and Mrs William Elwood Caveny,
of tho Licusts, Wyncote, accompanied by
their daughters Miss Susan Cardwell
Caveny and Miss Mary Jane Caveny,
nnd Mrs. Cnveny's aunt, Miss Susan
Cardwell, left yosterday for a trip
through New England oy automnmie.
They will return to their home about
September 1. Miss Caveny will enter
Wellesley College this autumn.
GERMANTOWN
Mr, Claronco Itcra Whitman, of 337
West Seymour street, has gone to At
lantic City to the Hotel New England,
to remain two weeks, Mr. Roberts T.
Whitman Is In Asbury Park for two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ludaieher
and their family, of 182 West Apsley
street, have gone to tho Berkley Hotel,
Ocenn City, for this month.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas H. Jackson have
returned to their home at 4826 German
town avenue afte sojourning at Sea
side Park.
!r:-.1mI MrB' Thomas Keast, 81 East
Phll-Lllcna street, entertained infor
mally at their home lost evening.
(Juests Included Miss Maud Hltchen,
Miss Eva Hltchen, Miss Ethel Mace,
;" O'.v" rt"i"ii, .miss irtna Ameni.
Miss Lillian Zimmerman, Mrs. Mee
han, Mr. Chailes Green. Mr. Harold
Fox, Mr. Harry Van Zant, Mr. Herbert
Bailey, Miss Lee Halley, Mr. Philip
Keast and Mr. Wesley Keast.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles H. Barton nnd
Miss Dorothy Barton. 24D East Upsnl
street, havo returned from occupying
nn npartmont In Ocean City for some
time.
Mr. and Mrs. C A Waters and
family. 4018 areene street, have gono
to Atlantic City for the remainder of
the summer.
Mrs. M. H Propp, of Chicago, who
will bo remembered as Miss Cecilia Men
delsohn, farmorly of this city, Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Robert B. Gilbert,
of 1980 Spencer street, Germnntown
A dinner was given In her honor last
evening Covers were Intel for eight,
tho guests Including Mr, and Mrs. Ben
jamin Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Gilbert. Master Theodoro Gilbert, Mlsa
Jean Bear and Mr. Fred Mendelsohn.
Mrs. I'ropp. Mm, Gilbert and her son.
Theodore, will leavo the lnttor part of
the week for Atlantic Cltv. to remain
until September 6. They will ntop nt the
New England Hotel.
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J Pfelffcr Jr..
have returned, from their wedd.ng' trip
and are at home nt 3D23 Havorforil ave
nue Mrs. Pfelff.T will be remembered
as Miss Elizabeth S Fogarty, of West
Philadelphia.
Mr. Cornelius T Lynch, of 5253 Larch
wood avenue, hns left this city for Bos
ton and Plymouth and on his return will
spend sometime at Narrngansett Pier.
Mrs. Louis Prevost Evans, of Thlrty-
s'xth and Chestnut streets, Is a guest
nt Templcton Inn , Tcmplclon, Mass ,
for the summer and autumn,
MOORE8TOWN
Ml nnd Mrs Heberton Williams and
their son will leave shortly for a trip
to the Pacific coast
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA i Miss Miriam Rogers, of West Main
Mr and Mrs James Duffy, of 1021 street, Is spendng some time nt Coburg,
South Seventeenth street, nnd Mr. Ont
Duffy's s'ster, Miss Nan puffy, are ; Mr and Mrs Hownrd Stow, of Cam
spending the week In Chelsea. den. are spending the month of August
Miss Mae McCormlck has Just re- at Shadylawn Farm near Moorestown.
turned to her home at 1730 South Eight- , Mr. and Mrs. William Huhlm. of EaM
centh street after spending two weeks Main street, nro at Ocsan Grove
at the Hotel Esplanade, In Chelsea. i Mll8 jiaron punphey of Marllnn,
Miss Gertrude Brown, of 2BH South ha been visiting Miss Edith Conrow,
Nineteenth street, and Miss Cella of East Second street
Kenny, of 1634 Porter street, haNo Just
left for on extenslvo tour through tho oveni.,.
New England Slates and will return ROXBOROUGH
homo In two weeks. I Mr. M l.- It'ij naitipj ,,f ,"-,
Mrs Thompson and her nieces, Miss Ridge nvenue and Mr Ross II Jordan,
Vivian Armstrong nnd Miss Anna Arm- Jr. of 30, lverlngtoti nvrnU- havi
strong, and her nephew, Mr James Arm- Just returned aftrr n it rxtended motor
strong, have Just returned to their home trip to North f nrnllna, ulierp they
at 1719 Mlfilln street after spending stopped with Mrs G Albright at Snen
the week-end In Atlantic City. , e'r N- ,9 They returned i,omn by ",vav
Mrs. Bower, of 2644 South. Broad of Bui fllngton -N , Richmond, Va
street. Is Uniting her daughter in ixng
Island
Dr. and Mrs Gilbert Deavcr have
Just returned homo from Egypt, where
they spent their honeymoon. They re
mained a few days In Philadelphia and
left for Ocean City, where they will
stend the balance of the season Mrs
Denver will he remembered as .miss
and Washington. D c
Mrs. Herman Mc.Master. of Countv
Line, has been visiting in rU wiX
for tw'o weexs
ng In rnno May
NORRIOTOWN
Miss Esther Walters Miss Katherlne
Evnns. Miss Anna N'octon nnd Mlrs
Mnrgnret Nocton. Miss Mntg.int K'ort
nev. nil of town n'.id Mis John HHre,
of Philadelphia. nr- spetiillng the wci-lt
lit n bungalow nl Port Indian
Ms Mat Ion Mlddlcion. of 1008 West
Marshall street, Is' visiting her aunt.
Mrs Horace It LUersldg,-, at Ocean
rity. N J
Mrs. Joseph Bner. of Shnmokin, for
merly of Norrlntown, Is spending Mtn
time nt her mother's home 926 West
Iifayette street
Mr and Mts S l.on. ami her
daughtet. Mis. flap Moi'ik i nil Mr
Rnvmond Hunsbcrger, r' 722 Wst Mar.
shall street are spending the we, k In
Atlantic rity. .V J
Miss A Gertrude- Wine. Mrs Ireiif
J White Mr and Mrs iWnrg' M John
Kon are' touring the e;rnt Lakes, They
will tie gone three wee-ks
FRANKFORD
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if',
4217 Salem street, tile speiur.lig n fewV
wefks In Wllelnood N J
Mis Ralph Atrlfon, of 1661 Ortlfodo! ( ,
street is summnlng nl her fotttige HI ,,
Ocean Clli. -f
Mr on Mrs W L Brown, of 103
Plllmore slr.et are on a trip to VlngaraO
Falls. Toronto, Buffn'o nnd Chicago.
Miss Clnudla Oierlngton and MliS'v
Jlnrff-iret Oierlnnton, daughters of Mr.
ind Mrs William OVcrlngton, of 4lti
Lelvr street, nnd Miss Marlon Hart,
dnughter of Mr. nnd Mrs David T Hart.,
'me le't with Mte iJermanlown campings
party to spend the month of August Inr
th Poconos
Mr ami Mr, ,1 rnrter, of Orthodox
ir el at,- standing a few weeks In.
I Wertiersv he t'n
Mr. find Mm John Clnike and thtlr
fumllv who motoreej up from Bee Ridge.?
Fin. 'were ivcent guests of Mi Thomas
flnrke. of 1118 Herb, rt street
Mls lll'elj. Geirmaii eif Akion, 0.,,'
(s the guest for a few (lavs of MlSif
Mabel Smythf1!d, of Harrison Mreet,
prior to her departure for Browns MlllfeJ
In-the-Plnes, where she will bp the guestj
ror several wppkh m .ir him, .,,r, v
.. ... . ... a., at I . . 1. a .AUMM
Mrs Granville Hilt and her daughters. .Mncnoi.aiei w.io arr 'i'"'"'h "
Miss Addle- Hilt and Miss Mabel Hilt of ' 'here at their summer home y
Helen Henry, of 2237 Chrlstlnn street , s A cpn
rr: W. VfMM.-A-
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During sickness
check its spread
Protect the rest of the
family by using a disin
fectant which Ib 45f
times stronger than tho
U. a. Tublle Hetlth Sryle
SttneUfd. Ue It In the trl
room tor wsihlnt the thlngi the
patient utfn.
For ptrtonal Aygfn
--putt, woundt, douehti
Sylpho-Ntthol Is Invalutblf.
Drutf nd dept. itorr. Four
liM-15e to 1.25. Th8ulpho
Ntpthol Co., Bottot).
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MAHKET AT 10TH
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In( Plcturliatlon of Uootti Tarklngton's
"The Conquest of Canaan '
Added A PANTOMIMIC FANTASY
PAT APF 12U MARKET STJIEKT
1 rtLirtULi jo A. M. to 11 p. M.
The, Year's Moit Remarkable Photoplay
"The Journey's End
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I.nte Sfnr of "Mary" In SnnRi
REVIEW and FHO Sl'RROUNDINO SHOW
WILLOW GROVE PARK
this is
SOUSA DAY
ALL SOUSA PROGRAMS BY
SOUSA AND HIS BAND
George Allen,
1214 Chestnut St. 1214
Inc.
Present
An Unusually Attractive and
Complete Collection of
New Sports Hats
Incomparably smart and distinctive, n decidedly new vogue
that will be found intensely attractive nnd flattering and the prices
arc surprisingly low.
Flesh Color Glove Silk Vests, $1.95
The product of a well-known manufacturer of fine Silk Underwear
There nre nil sizes In the- lot: perfect goods, In des'iable qunllty.
:oi
I Girls Cotton Ribbed Union Suits, 25c
in- luiniri iJiMT.i nr uj iw i; h wiui, uui iiCiiUrP QI nrOKCn S1ZO
assortments thpy aro marked for quick clearance at 2.1c.
Lisle Ribbed Vests, 3 for $1.00
All nlzes, In regular and bodice tops, and they are unusually fine
grade for the price.
Full Fashioned Silk Hosiery, $1.95 pair
Moatl) black, but comprises other desirnble colors, there are $2.50
ir.d 43 00 values In the assortment
Full Fashioned Lisle Hosiery, 65c pair
The ehades nre White-. Cordovan and Hl.ick. and the eiuallty Im of
tine gauge, lisle with full-fashioned feet.
Adjoining
the
St. James
Walnut St.
Between
12th & 13th
1222-1224 Walnut Street
lillllllllllllHlllllllH llilMMMMlillMllllllllilliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
To Close Out
Street and Summer
Dresses
At Less Than Cost
A once-a-season opportunity to buy really smart and distinctive
dresses at prices that bear no relation to either cost or intrinsic value.
147 Street Dresses
Including Crepe de Chine, Taffeta and
Georgette; mostly in navy and black; trimmed
with fringe and fagotting.
Were Up to $30.50, at
182 Afternoon Dresses
Canton Crepes, Georgettes and Satins in
all this season's most desirable styles and
colors.
Were Up to $75.00, at
1 " i S
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Allen's Are Headquarters for the
Dependable Columbia Floss and Yarns
Novndai, eierjone Is knitting h enters and It s not umiual to
llnd many young people ulth half a etoren, nil of different "hiide? . the
present styles can be made very economically nnd ou will find wonder,
fill assortment of shades here at Allens.
137 Summer Dresses
Plain and printed Voiles and Linens.
Charmingly attractive models in the widest
variety.
Were Up to $19.50, at
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$ 25-oo
$6-75 I
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Another Shipment Just Received of
Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton, 69c Dozen
This standard Spool fotton need no recommendation especially
at this special price All stzes, black or white.
Also 60 beautiful shades, in French D. M. C. spool cotton for
hand or machine sewing f!)c dozen.
M
L'Origan Face Powder, 69c Box
All shades In this splendid Powder, fragrant with th- delightful
I. Origan odor Tax .1c box
Are You Going Away? Then Don't Forget
Allen's French Hair Nets, $1.00 Doz.
Allen's Hair Nets In both cap shape and .untight shape are famous
the country over for dependability I vor net guarnntee-d perfrc- or
cheerfully replaced If vou hne not used Mien's French Hair Vets
send us tOe for a sample or ask the uomen who wear them
iiniinii
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STEAKS A ROASTS
Are 5c a Pound Cheaper at the Market St. Beef Co.
EAT BEEF THIS WEEK
ROMP
ROUND
SIRLI0N
STEAKS
All well trimmed. Guaran
teed freih and tender, or your
money back.
20
Best Creamery Butter, in Yn-lb. prints 45c lb.
Best Selected Eggs, in cartons 40c doz.
PRIME RIB
PIN BONE
RUMP
BOLAR
ROASTS
All Solid Meat
20
c
lb.
Shoulders or Rumps of Milk-Fed Veal 15c lb.
MARKET STREET BEEF CO.
5221-23-25 Market St. 5939 Market St.
' The wrier are lor ThurnJay, Friday and Saturday. Come Friday to Mold
mo .. ihi namnur, e are open many aaei Biiaraay ertnlnfi to B:S0 o'dork,
I ,.unwwm -wvwfwwwiift"
ASCU A3( y.i i
I nWi ihi Wy'tfA''', J,
From Far-Away Florida
Lake Como, Fla., June 18, 1921.
American Stores Co.,
Branch Store, Collingawood, N. J.
Gentlemen:
Some years ago 1 fell in love w'th your India-Ceylon blend of
tea. I used it during all the time I lived in A'?y Jersey.
A year ago I left for Florida, taking with me a liberal supply of
your excellent tea.
My stock is now exhausted and wc have tried every advertised
brand and some that are not advertised and can't find anything
to compare with your tea, even at $1 a pound.
So will you please send me 5 pounds of India-Ceylon blend at
once and greatly oblige? Check enclosed to cover cost and parcel
post charges.
Yours very truly,
TV. A. JAMES.
Wc publish tho above letter with a feeling of Kcnuine pride. If you've never tried
Asco Teas, Ret a trial package today, and learn how good tea enn really be.
4 asco
m$larfj'
V
lb
Pkg
JL mmt
ilbpkg, 23c; lb 45c
Five delectable quality blends to choose from, every one 80c lb value.
Orange Pekoe Plain Black India Ceylon Mixed Old Country Style
Calif. Peaches ss 23c, 29c
From the sun-kissed orchards of Cali
fornia. Rich, tasty fruit. Try a can.
Choice Grated Hawaiian Pineapple "J?;11 lie
Hawaiian Pineapple"!:, 29c
mm jrrown on matures
No tatier
Kreen earth.
Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple r;'nd'um 23c
Lemons
Fancy
Messina
Thin skins and fu 1 of juice,
Why Pay More?
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Mason Jars "69c"-79c"
Caps nnd rubbers complete.
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Week-End Wants A Treat to Beat the Heatll Quality Goods
Princess Salad Dreninj. Dot 25c Pji-p (r.TtiP IllIPP A,co Micarnni ... pkg 9c
Calif. Stcdl.si Riisins pkg 24e WC UHipC JUI.C A.ca Spighelti ... pkg 9c
Calif. Seeded Raisins . . pkg 28c l 0p Asco Oleomargarine . . lb 25c
Teddy Bear Skoepeg Corn can 14c h"' Asco Nocdles pkg 5c
Alto Mtine Corn . can IGc Z? arsaptrilla 121cbot- A0 Cornstarch pkg 7c
Calif. Sunsweet Prunes lb lie, 17c JyCinrer Alt " A,eo Brel1' Crumb fit 10c
Calif. Tuna Fish . can lie, 15c M "- . - joz Asco Preparrd Muslard . jar 12c
Best Pink Salmon . . can 10c Root Beer J)1.40 ' .eo Corn Flakes . -, pkg 9c
Red Alaska Salman can 25c J I Aco Cider Vinegar ... bel 16e
Asco Peannt Butter . glass 9r Keep a dnren bottles handy. Asco W. D. Vinegar . . bol 12e
Rich Creamy Cheese Cul to 25c
Very fine quality June Cheese aged sufficient to Rive it the rich', "snap.'
lb
Corned Beef .be 10c
I'vkerl with potato nnd cooked ridy t
fervc A rilfwetlon serr on toair 'oppt'el eiff
Pure Tomato Catsup, '", 10c
Cooked Corned Beef can 15c
I'laii In our re-frltrcrator for a tow houti
then ict oolil Wonderfully appetizing for i
cold unch very tasty in candwlchea
Victor Big
Bread Loaf
This jrond wholesome bread is baked
thoroughly and so expertlv. -ll ,ts n'h
nourishment is vasi y assimilated. Chil
dren especially thrive on it.
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Our Butter prices are lower we are always quick to give cur customers every advan
tage of market fluctuations.
Butter
lb
Tatte It!
The '( ng hoid- "f sleek, wei'-e! cow leaxp their
iccr pastu c- at sundown and file c in't-ntedlj 'nto
thnr stall, to g.e the ru-h. wi-et cream from which
the exquisite Louella Butter is made.
Richland Butter, lh 47c
Pure Oca mer Prints. Big Value!
Gold Seal Eggs 0CSVC 48 c
The best in th nest big beauties.
Selected Eggs dn742c
I rr egg gun nut red
OSCO Coffee 2SC
The best proof in the world is an actual ten Here'- a coffee that's in a class by
itself, with a rich, rare aroma and most delightful flavor It- pn-e is emlj, 2'w per lb.,
although coffee.s of the same high qua ltj, willcn ou elsewhere lac per lb. But why pav
such a high price?
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Bring in your coupons. Every Asco Store redeems them.
O cakes for 1 and a coupon
Quality Is the Best Policy
The very foundation of our business policy is ho knowledge that poor qualitj is some
thing too expensiNe for us to handle We never saer fice iuaitj for puce. Quality must
come first with us ahvayH. Asco customers are particular folks who want only the best
and we try to satisfy their every demand.
Felin I. X. L. Boneless Breakfast Bacon, "' 23c
Morris' Supreme Brand Corned Beef, Large 6-lb can 89c
Finest Native Beef
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Round
Steak . . . Ib 35c
Thick
Knd
Rib Roast. ." 18c
Finest Cuts Standing Rib Roast, ,b 25c
Fresh Clean Beef Suet, lb 4c
Fresh Killed Milk-Fed Stewing Chickens, 40c
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