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Mr. Doveleigh Awake :
Br J. p. Mcevov
(Mr Doveleigh has hail to buy nn
ij the little jclrl. the Idea ot
.'eaBBgjng me text books so Often Is
Mie that Mr. Dovelcijch ennnot
Bnderstflnd. Neither enn Mrs. Dore
Hljh, who ecems to feel somehow It
la Mr. Dovelelgh's fault
after all, nearly everything Is, so
waj not in is nisoj
hem nml they have a few page, mis,.
Hip. That doesn't make any difference.
I don t throw one of her dresses away
when she loses a button. You'd be In a
pretty fix If I did. Well. If you want
,? tIlr?w,yur money away, go ahend.
I.vprrhrxlv enema f 1 nM a . i. -..
of you but your wife. Everybody can
impose on you but me. Not that I ever
r V.i: :"",.'... . t impose on you cut me. N
lKok. this fall for the child. HhS hain't twin, to doTs to Cn ntW. , .m
worn the others out at all. They're as . J&'im VSitou Bu? vM ZJ'fZ iSL'
food as new. You can sec that your- FM, Trcnture so wrnk kitui.Pve"
'. can't you. Just as good a new. ' nr" a mo " thafs wh von n 'nm
Why do we have to ect new ones? you IIP VII vp? ' D
Answer me that. BECAUSE WEi t;ul:''
HAVE TO, I GUESS.
(A deep snoro from Mr, Doveleigh.)
That's all the thankstl set. Trying
to save your money. Trying to do
something for you. And you Ignore me.
Worse than that, you snoro at me. I
won't havo It. Wako up. (Louder.)
Wake tin, I say, do yon hear me?
SNOniNO AT ME I TUB VEItY
(Mr. Doveleigh wakes up, and ho
doesn't get back to sleep again for a
long, long time. Serves htm right!
That's what ho gets for letting the
school board change the school books.)
Hugh M. Gallagher
FOR MAGISTRATE
On Ilrpnbllcan A Democratic Tltkrta
Your Vole Will Be Appreciated
PtUMBiNCM?
W Wm.U.Maybewiy
KtK 524VYalnut C-r.
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JOBBING A SPECIAL!
BKUJir
ssa
Bocause we have to. you euess. But
you don't know. I wish you knew
something for a change. It seems to
me that you'd stop guessing at things
and have a few facts. You're a tax
payer, aren't you? You help to sup
port the schools, don't you? Well, you
ouxht to have something to snv nhnnt
It. Why don't you assort yourself?
uny aon c you put your root down, and
ay this business of changing the books
very year has got to be stopped. It's
too expensive. Whv don't you do that,
eh? Oil, LET ME SLEEP.
Let you sleep! You nre asleep.
Homebody oucht to wake you up. That s
the trouble. You and nil the other men
like you are all asleep. That's why
they put these things over on you. If
you were like us women tbey wouldn't
do it. If you were wide awake, like
we are I WISH YOU
WEREN'T SO WIDE AWAKE. I
WANT TO GET SOME SLEEP.
New books evcrv year. Why, her
last year's books nre as good ns new.
The Quick and Easy Way
to Make Grape Jelly Oft
' 5s v
RooMv
MODERATE PRICES
I.unfh hre for a dime or
n dollar, nccordlnr to
j-oitr upwtltr nnd we
III fiijojr hnvlnc jou
lirrr.
Mriiu Chanced Dallr
35-37 South 16th
Safe
Milk
For Infanta
A Inralida
nT 1 -r i i i NOOOOB3NO
Makes 1 wo-thirds more Jelly from Same Amount lTh0 "Food- Drink" for All Ages.
f TT 1 .T i-i .t lOllicIc Lunch at Hnmn dFRn mr,A
j; .-w.f .-)
s-ountatna. Atk for.HORUCies.
Avoid Imitations & Substitutes
of Fruit, and Never Fails
Uses Ripe Grapes, Takes Only One Minute's Boiling,
and Saves All the Flavor and Color
EDISON RECORDS
arc first, with
BROADWAY HITS
Ppftlnl rrlci'n mth week
BLAKE & BURKART
-The Rome of The Xtto Edison"
6. IV. Tor. Klrrrnth 4 Walnut Sle.
Grnpo Jelly hM been the mlitn
many hcmsewlvei for years. No birtter
con.M n-e to serve with meats or to
spn ad on bread Is known. Certainty
of Jellying nnd preserving the real taste
ari'l color of srnpes, however, has been
the problem that even experts h&e
worried over.
Architectural
odWork
Se5
Our New Plant
At the behest of the
United States Govern
ment we built an entirely
new plant, scrapping our
old one.
As we are now through
with our Government ship
work, we have returned
to cabinet work, which
for forty-four years was
the mainstay of our busi
ness. No order is too exacting
in quality or too large in
quantity.
Geo. w Smith
fir COMPANY. INC.
490 Sr & Grays Ave. Phila.
A nr and nover-fallinp method has
I now been d sec ered with which nny
on can make the l-t quality quickly
and very economically. With the
"CVrto I'rocess, ' full-ripe grapes are
1 used not unripe grapes so necessary
by the old method. The "Ccrto Proc-
es." retains all th rich flavor of this
ripe fruit because It requires only
n m mito's boiling not the 30 or
1 nmr minutes required by the old
, method. This Ion boring-down, of
course destroys Juice and partloulirly
1 k'lU the real trrapo taste. With
Certo, therefore, the result Is a far
iiiperior fruity flavor and two-thirds
"ore Jelly from th same amount of
'ru t because no Juice Is bolted away.
It also banishes all guesswork or
firry as perfect results are certain.
The new "Certo Process" for making
cape Jelly is very simple Crush
'H about 3H pounds of ripe prapes
ii-id add a cup of water Simmer In
covered saucepan for 15 mlnutej. put
cooked fruit In Jelly bair and strain
otit as much Ju ce as possible
Measure 6 4 hrnplnc cups (3t lbs.)
"isar and then 4 cups (2 lbs.) of
grape Juice Into lare saucepan, st r
and brlnjr to a boll. At onc add one
l'O't'o of Ccrto, stlrrlnc constantly
Stir and brlns to a boll asain for one
off minute. Remove from flp .n
v?vn ,lfi 8ki,m.vnJ Pour into jrla.ses
i?. ? nplnt ?r ll half-pound
classes of Jelly Ordinary bottled (rrape
Juice also makes delicious grape Jelly
with above recipe.
n!rt2Js " Jure frult Product con
tains no pelatlno or proscrvatlve. It
posltlve.y saves time, fruit, color and
V. .i ii'i . Ir111 nni- ffuesswork
.vi,'8.11" kllds ot ams nnd Jellies
with fresh or canned fruit somo vou
nave never made before. It la hiehlv
indorsed by all cookffi experts fho '
.wiS 1, lp- ?vorj' woman who ,
tries It recommenfls t to her fr'emia I
anil says she'll never be without It
And Certo Jams and Jellies keep as
well as any ever maee. Get a bottle
of Certo and a recipe book from yrur
jrocer or drugBlst at once. For extra
fre copies of Ccrto Book of Recipes,
write Pectin Sales Co., Inc., 360 East
Ave., Itocheater, N. Y.
BPMMKit nBsonTa
ATLANTIC C1TV. X. J.
Start the nerr the mire, quick, eco-
loull never return to tho old "hlt-or-
miss- metnod
i.iii'okta-T If your fnbeer does
not havo Certo, please telephone Miss
Jacobs, Bell phone,
Lombard 3S20, or Key
stone phone. Main
16S1, to learn whore
you can obtain Certo.
See demonstration at
"f'mbel Brothers' Pure
Food Grocery Store,
Chestnut St. section.
JffflpHhtW
stone phone. Main (UfiMB
Hotel
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and Casino
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The Iron Food Free ."Si
1100
fnr- lttnfifw recipes in a free book to
Iji v miii.y anyone who mailj coupon
below.
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He needs it "The trim
Food for Vitality"
Raisin Pie
4fen are ouieAtlv refrrthed at
night by a dtirt like this
t cups Sun-Maid Seeded
KulMns
2 cups v.ater
to teaspoon salt
i tablespoons lemon Juice
1 tablespoon corn starch
1 tablespoon suear
Wash the raisins, put
Jn saucepan with 1 cup
cold water and bring
slowly to a boil. Add
sugar, salt and corn
starch which has been
mixed with 1 cup cold
water. Boil 3 minutes;
add lemon juice. Pour
in pie tin which has
been lined with crust,
while hot cover; brush
top with cold milk and
bake in moderate oven
until brown.
' Tired Man's Dessert
Digests almost immediately Revives his Vim
Men are grateful for a pie like this
TIRRD man's first need at
GALEN HMI
WERNERSVILLE.PA.
Physical Comfort.
GSif- ttJHSic.DryAir
Beautiful Scenery.
Baths. Massage.
Mydriatic Department.
Reservations for September
hcwM Puunwj rion taw Yobk Phiu.
HOWABOM.WING
tlANAOCH
nignt is new energy to
Stewed Raisins
Strwtor break fait every morn
ing and yet your dally
iron Mis way
Cover Sun-Maid Rai
sins with cold water and
add a slice of lemon or
orange. Place on fire;
bring to a boil and al
low to simmer (or one
hour. Sugar may be
added but is not neces
sary, as Sun-Maid
Seeded Raisins contain
75 per cent natural fruit
sugar. All measurements for
these recipes arc leveL
A
revive his lairerine snirits ami hi
strength.
Give it to him in this luscious
pie. Effective and incomparably
delicious!
You get almost immediate
results.
For this pie note the recipe
is made with tender, juicv,
meaty raisins furnishing-1560
calories of energizing nutriment
pej pound.
Raisins are 75 per cent pure
fruit-sugar (in practically pre-
digestcd form) so require little
digestion and therefore the en
ergy is felt at once.
Raisins are rich in food iron.
The "Iron Men" the men of
healthy blood need but a small
bit of iron daily, yet that need
ts vital.
There's no better way to im
part the vitality of iron than
through a luscious raisin pie.
Remember these facts when
you choose dessert.
Give raisin pie .to tired men
in the interest of their pleasure
and success.
The Highland 0n s"ulh Hm. overlook-
. , .... ln lh Lebanon Valley.
Bept wlti Its InMcoratlnit air. Oct, with
Its gorecous foliage ore the most ileliihtful
months In the yr. Spec, rates for these mths.
UKtonreqjest. J HOWAKD FRIES. I'res.
1KVQ.N. I'A.
WYNBURNE INN
on .Main Un.
jio'S,1? l?L b.u,Ln.'J men with . families.
j:,-. "; " """' reaionauie raits.
lOI'NT I'OfOXQ, I'A.
The Clairmont ''"nnffooklnB, Modern,
. , . , Llrctrlo I.lchtj, Hlejm
iirui, ,iurs mutifr.ne. iiku. tj. l H3UTU
The Ontwood .pn .a" '" Accom.
mo. arod. i:is.
SUN-MAID RAISINS
Use Sun-Maid Raisins, made from
California's finest table grapes
American raisins, processed and
packed immaculately in a great
modem California plant.
Seeded (seeds removed) ; Seedless
iarouv without seeds); Clusters (on
the stem). Also a fine, ever-ready
dessert
Kaisins are cheaper by 'thirty per
rent than formerly. See that you
get plenty in your foods. ""
Mail the coupon for free book ofttt rrcipe. which deenbe, 100 attractive uay. to .,rw
CALII'-OKM V ASSOCIATED RAISIN CO.. I)ept. 1118-21, Fresno, Cal.
etemotrthip IS.0C0 Grower!
ff
Raisin Dread
ton hat a perfect food
4tUri(nit"theitaffofltftH
Delicious rulsln plo
and raisin bread are
sold by bnke shops
and erocers every
where Huy of them
in save baking at
home,
fteal raisin pie Is
made v.lth lots of
raisins. Insist on It.
First-class bakers da
not stint,
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CUT THIS OUT AND SEND IT I
I California Associated Raisin Co. '
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The Sunday
Tribune has
96,000 more
circulation in
Chicago and
suburbs than
IN CHICAGO
any
paper
other
?
npHE CHicago Daily
News, which in Au
gust had 96,000 LESS cir
culation in Chicago and
suburbs than The Sunday
Tribune, advertises that its
358,418 copies are "bought
and taken home," so that
it is read by 7 out of 9 of
the English readers of the
community.
THIS "evening" paper (s
printed in seven editions
those before two o'clock
composing more than one
half of the total circula
tion. Many people buy
more than one edition
Various members of the
same family buy copies of
the same "evening" paper.
Many copies of the early
editions are bought only
to be thrown away.
CONTRAST this with'
The Sunday Tribune one
Tribune to a home, all ar
riving at the home at the
beginning of a day of leis
ureof reading. If this
"evening" paper reaches 7
out of 9 of the English
reading people in CHicago
and suburbs with 358,418
copies, then the 454,839
Sunday Tribunes (net paid
city and suburban average
for August) must reach'
MORE than ALL of jhe
English readers of this
community.' ' :
THE CHICAGO SUN
DAY TRIBUNE prints
three times as much ad
vertising per issue as the
Chicago Daily News, and
The Daily and Sunday
Tribune combined print
one-third of all the news
paper advertising in
Chicago confirming the
statement that The Trib
une is FIRST in Chicago,
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of
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