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ttters te the Editor
;'
mped Her Own Husband
JTiflter of the Evening Public LctJei'r."
The discussion In your pnpcr
'.present-day steneg nnd the mnr-
ftean has stirred up my bleed nnd
te fay a helpful word.
t fiatrn I10r.11 tlti-nnirh thi mill, ns
'itaylfig gees. 1 have seen my litis-
I''falllng" for his pretty, vivacious
: 1 unve icit mc poison ui mu
t green-eyed monster killing my
:tr self nutl I hnve Htiffcred untold
XMntal agony. It seemed hnrd te henr,
threuch It nil Knewing mni me
What Veterans' Bureau Is Doing
' Ti the L'dlter of the .Yinlne 1'iibllc Lulger:
1 Sir I linve read with much Interest
the letter of Cemrmlc .liuucs A. Iteumy
j reiHciiuiiX wnr rlk liwunuicc grunted
te the 111011 who $civul In the United
Suites Army during the wnr in 11)17.
.May I net call attention te what tlm
1'nlted Stales Veteinns' Hurenu, of
I wlileli I am a ineniber. is doing
Klrt. raying out eer SI, 000,000 in
rIMbuid you love better tlinn life itself
W Yes, that Is hard. There were
rt when I feu en my unecs mm
:ed Ged te take me home, but some seme
s'' I llvpd mi. trvliic by all vas
Cmeans te keep my husband, sciictn-
and plnnninR, net Knewing win
i te turn.
At nni time f manned te have mj
liaiihanrl lirlnp (hi- clrl te our home.
klnVinn. tlm If I eniilil mnkn her love
ie she would see the terrible wrong
mm
B.HWA,
WCYX
l&f&
RVA'.
Rfr v
kne was doing.
.J
Finally ennie the little hints of di- Slth. Conducting ever fifty thousand
nrri nnd r u it then and tiiere n metm-ai examinations every memn.
Meed was up te the boiling point nnd Seventh, (iiwng eut-ide treatment In
I knew there would never be n divorce, nisei where hnspltnlir.itien is net re
I premised imself te light te the llnlih 1 uilied 10 twenty thousand ex-service
ter the man who was mine by ever.v 1 men i'ery month.
' ill ti.
nsh every day, Including Sunday, di- j .c,n,rc.i '?.", nm.'
icctly into the linnds of the cx-.-ervlce
man or his dependents.
Second. Providing, without cost, hos
pital care and tieatmeiit te .10,00(1 et
ernns. The care includes beard nnd
lodging and represents an expenditure
by the Je eminent of .SUO.OOO.OUU per
annum.
Third, diving vocational training,
without cost, te ever one hundred
thousand disabled ev-servke men at an
expenditure for tuition and supervision
u ."n.uvu.iiiiu iiur Ml 11 11111. 1
1-eiirtii. .Mailing out six hundred nnd Tothei.auet of the Evening Public Ledger:
fifty thousand cheeks eerj month, rep- 1 Sir In n recent issue of the I.Enenn
lesenting S 12.000,000. , I noticed that It. J. nnd A. W. lledmcr
1'ifth. t'etiduetlng nn insurance bust- wish te knew if any one can tell why
ncs for ever six hundred thousand ex-1 women wear bobbed hair. If he will
service men without nny cost of ad- 1 turn te the Jllble, he will find in Firnt
ministration te them. Insurance In I ('erliithinn, Chapter ii, verses 13 nnd
foice: Three and one-half billion del- , It, what lie Is looking for.
n. u. huhcaw
as human sacrifices for these who stayed
at home.
It Isn't bonus, It is compensation
that tliev want. The exempted men,
wnr workers, etc., they wcre the enei
the (levcmment paid n bonus te In ex
travagant high wages; also the dealers
in the, necessities of life, who made
prices sear se high tlint they had nil
the money nnd we none.
nicy were the ones who went te ex-
ived Ilke nrlnrpa.
while the unfortunates, as you call
tiicm. lived in trenches, inhaled poison
gas. were wounded nnd many of them
will never be the sntne ngnln. Would
.V1': I';.11'". 1'"e unfertunntes a
little bit of henven, when the ex
empted men hnd two years of It? Heart
the poem "In Flanders Field" and be
come liuinaiilzcil.
A AVAR MOTHER.
Philadelphia, March U0, 11)12.
erg-an and whom could reu reeemmand ter
teacher T I de net understand method or
procedure lie C. I
Medie. Pa., March SO. 1023.
The Bectfty of the Sens of St. Oeerw te
at Nineteenth nnd Arch streets. Pltladelphla.
The secretary of the Overaem CIVb may be
nddreucd at 4700 North Warnock alreeti
Its headquarter Id at 1712 Cheitnut street,
rhlladelphta. Any of the several connerva cennerva connerva
tertea of muale In Philadelphia or church
eriranlits can direct you regardlnc atudy of
the pipe organ.
Poems and Songs Desired
Is This Why They Beb Their Hair? , ,fh"
I'
.lv of Oed nnd mnn. 1 did net sneak
M and sheet them, neither did I tie
teem together and administer the leash,
but I set about te vamp my husband.
iust ns tln mecliius little steneg was
sleing.
?. t Think nf ilint. foil.: think of nnip-
IftB.yeur own husband '. 1 bought m'
tl feme new clothes (for I must
tell jeu I had leit most of my geel
leeks nnd Mvacity during the fight).
I smuggled In a tiny box of roiige and
need ever te little of It nnd 1 fixed
hit tinir In till- old luett.v WUV. I
Kichth. lteeeiinc one thousand new
hums every da, in addition 10 the mfl mfl
I'en, two laid red theusitml already en 1
t.le: employing four thousand ex-scrv-1
e men aud women in cnriying out the
erk.
Ninth. Hr-qulrins for 1022. cxpcndi- '
tines in behalf of the disabled ex -service;
man. S.T10.000.000 mere thnn the cn
ire expctiditilie of tile whole I'nitert
Mutes in 11117.
Tenth The I'nltid Mates of America
is alreud doing 11101 e for it disnblu'J
veterans tlian miv eeiintiw In the world.
made myself sweet, net te my husband j despite tin fact that their losses were;
II pretended net te care) out in mj- iar ucnier than ours
201" North College nvenue.
I'liiinucipuin, .ii ircn &, 11122.
Status of the Deaf Man
Te the V.Jiter of the lhenlna PuhUc Ledger:
Sir It appears te the writer that
the derails' Itureau is showing dis
crimination ngalnst the totally nnd in
curably deaf former service man, inas
much as they rate these with one ee
nnd one arm missing ns totally nnd per
manently disabled, and n deaf man ns
only partially, and In consequence the
latter cannot duiw his insurance.
. rOHMHR i:--SKRVICE MAN.
Phlladilphld. .March 2S, 1022.
Anether Spring Peem
Te the Editor of the Evntne PuillD Ltdetri
Rlr Inclesed you will find 11 Peem which
1 would like published.
leuis nnneKit.
(Ace, IB years.)
Philadelphia, March DI, 1022.
SPHNO
Itejolcet nejelcel the birds they slnr.
The snow has melted,
TIs a slim of sprlnc.
Anl new Again we will sec the preen leaves,
And trend mnny nn hour nmene the flowers
nnd trees.
fllnds hae whistled, th-lr dajs nre
Ihreuah.
And new we shall start the srrlnr anew;
Come out. nmii out. In the open nlr.
These In anger nnd these In despair.
De net drenm. de no wait.
Come out new before n Is late.
I,!f Is like n little tree.
Kxlnln under Oed's will the samp ft a we.
And when spring calls we should nlwnys be
Itapry and tlmnl.ful tint Ged lets us free.
A Ke-igh, Ilarrlsbunr, Ta,, asks for the
lxwn the first line of which reads: "Life
Is it game of poker " Can a reader supply
It?
Lines en "Destiny"
s. fi JMlfer of the I'.ventna Public I.tiatr;
5lr In answer In "World War Here's
Mster." can kIe twn erses of the serut
net sure If there are any
lrMSmmsm
Kfi nlSiVtfSPFiUiJSSWJsl
r T n l,MuM 1' V.'S. Ti. I-T.s'" !
.k-JtfiKmkWMWMiKi:r. q'1M
Mwymv&WMm&nwtekq
t jw' fij'i.ii'iDir ,'v"ll , ' t Ti ' T1
OK?
w&mw;vr
- -, i!TU' -
mrt V. J. IUm, Rirerten. N. J,
the poem. t
alie send
J. a.
With
Hunting Seng Supplied
Te th Editor of the Evrnlna Public Ltdetri
Sir Inclesed you will nnd n copy of the
son "Jehn Peel," as requested In the Pee
ple's Forum fef March 24, 1022.
Philadelphia, March 27. 1022.
JOHN PUEIi
An old Kngllsh hunting senr
By T. N. Graves
De ye ken Jehn Peel with his coat se wy J
De ye ken Jehn Peel nt the break of ayT
De ye ken Jehn Peel when he's for. iar
his hounds and Ms horse In the
morning?
Fer the sound of his horn brought me from
my bed, . . . .,,
And the cry of his hounds, which he ou
tlines led. . . 1
Peel's "tew haMel" would walten the aeaa
Or the fox from his lair In the morning.
Tea, I ken Jehn reel, and his nuby. tee.
Hanter and Itlngwoed, lleltman and True.
Prem a "And" te a "check," from a
"check" te n "view." . .. ,
Frem a "lew" te a "death." In the morn-
Ing.
De ye ken Jehn reel, wl his coat m RaV
He lived at Troutbeck ones en -.
nut new he's gene far, far WW' ...
We rhnl no'er hear his horn In the morn
netti Andersen, of West Thllad-lphla.
also sends the poem.
Te the Editor of the Evening PtiMt" r.crftfer:
g.r-lf Mr. Jeseph Ceushlln wny
f "Llfe Is Like n Qame of Cards nna will
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
The Invention of the Wirrlln
Tclcfnne
A Play
Axil 1
Scene, outside.
Mark Ceny. These telefone wires
nil ever the city make me sick. Uvcry
time I wunt te leek up nt the sky I
halt te see n let of tclcfene wires.
Wats the use of having a sky? Wat
we need is telcfencs without cny wires.
Ferst sltizcn. Thata the funniest
thing Ive herd Bints I was a baby.
Haw haw haw.
2nd tltl7.cn. If you knew enj thing
.nt than that. Mark.
sell It te a Jeak.P&JM nn'
IIU
wmmmmm
KETUBpS 0N,XUNi(j
vnn
d.mnke
better
a
ennd lit ing. He he
1r,l ultlien. If I was as iuh y
thfflu a'SSd tli ng I n'''t because Id
"'Sff&elfv'l1 'JSt' 'orieur-wen
I mentiencTit. but it Wtent
think yotire se smart dam If 1 nom
think 111 get Imj 2
Hecnc. Mark Ceny home Invcntlns.
K'nenv? At last. Mcny u tru?
..1 tvn Knnlie In Jest. The wireus
ninfene is a thing-of the past
think 111 call up some of hose
sitlzcns and serprize them.
Ferftkenc IWle, who is
SU: who's twklng? Wats the
"MDik Ceny. Tills H Mark
tawklng en a wlrellss telefene.
FaV.. V.T.- "Ji.l.a f.innr new?
new ninv ,. :,; , , ,inrMP,l T
I
fresh
Helle
this?
wire"
Ceny
Haw
Verst sltl7.cn
ennt blecve it.
The end.
Qermley Begins Sentence A
Three-Year Election Fight
Pettsvllle, Pa.. April 3 Ed
Oermley, formerly turnkey at
Schuylkill County Prison, knows
hew. It feels te have the key tu
en hlmscir. vi
With four ether officers of the 11
Ward election .beard of Pettsvllhj U'j
becan today a six months' sentene. S'
t.n ennntv Inll for fraud. It ),.. l. J
fighting his sentence nearly three jttt
, . ,
Motorist Suffers Broken Back i"
Malianey City, Pa., April a.Hu.i,!1
ii.i.i.Avii feet ever nti nmhani...?
when his touring car swerved from thfe
roadway,, near (Mrnrdvllle yesterda,;
Geerge revllnltls, a aiahaney Piag
hetelKcepcr, received a broken back!
Three ether passengers escaped InJnrr .
son "Over There" nt
wrote me that they
send address,
00 Thlrty-nrst street,
I will write a copy inr "".
MAttOAKnT HAI.1.1.W.
Newport ews, .
Questions Answered
h
-t.
fir
fA
I
3
X
Y?
In
w-
self. I did even begin te peep at ether
aaen (when mv husband was near
enough te see) nnd I used all the means
and ways that came te me; and I s-aw
Sey husband come slowly bank te me.
- One day when we seemed very cle-e
te each ether I told him hew it hurt
me te have him care for some one else;
I pointed out hew wrong it was te
let this girl come between us and te
my great surprise, he agreed with inc.
I talked against the girl eer chance
I had nnd told him she spelled rum
te our home and happiness. )h '. it
was a long fight nnd 11 hard one. but
think of the reward when one, evening
at said he hnd -asked the girl te ielgn.
I shouted for joy and threw iny arms
around him nnd cried.
Xenrly a yenr has passed. My hus
band has premised that he will necr
pay the least attention te nn wenvin
who tries te attract him te her. He
has had his lessen. He loves me better
1 new; It seems the very struggle has
drawn us closer together.
Teu stenographers who read this, you
young ladles who pride yeursehes en
being able te vamp your bes and the
geed looking men In your office, take
word e advice from a little woman
who has suffered because of etif of
..you. Leave the married man alone.
Nerer allow yourself te think jeu !
for one of them. If he tells utt tales
of an unhappy married life, that is all
the mere reason why jeu should steer
Clear of him. Just try te picture the
illttle wife In his lieim-. who is trwng
.with all her strength te make him
.happy. Oh, don't make It harder for
fier and her little ones. The'c 1- lit' e
enough of pleasure In this life fur her.
- There nre se many unman led men ni
can vamp nnd it should be meie fun
"for you when jeu knew you are net
causing sorrow ,aml unhapplncss.
S, iKemember that jeu can never get
out of an affair with a married man
f unscarrcd. Play the game fair and
aquare, girls.
1 And you yeuug wives who are strup
Kilns at home with jour problems of
the eternal triangle, remember that in
that little game the canK are nearly
always stacked in favor of the
WIFE.
Philadelphia, March 27, lO'J'J.
'ska North Penn Depositors te Act
ITe Ike Edller of the Evening Public I.dacr
Sir This is n call te the spineless
group of depositors of the loettil Neitii
l'enn Bank te join hands, first te de
feat every man who was in the State's
employ nt the time the bank was robbed,
and secondly te try te have the State
reimburse them for their losses, sin
the State was in charge when the bank
,was robbed by Mey,er and his political
confederates.
Berne of thee chronic politicians lmn
the brazen audacity te usplrc te high
office after proving their unfitness te b
trusted, iluu the State s banking of
ficers
. Penn Bank
Let's
life since we cannot sena uiem te
Twenty-first street and Fairmnunt
avenue. L M. S.
Philadelphia. March .'!(), I'.CL'.
May Oed guard and watch ever our
beloved country and the brave men who
respond te her call in the hour of need.
WILLIAM MncDOXALD.
Philadelphia, March 'JD, 1Y2'1.
"Old-Fashioned 'Pepprypet'"
Te II, I'tl.ter nt tin. Kvenlng J'uMIe Ledger;
Sil Twe or three l.i
fir a peine of "old-fashioned peppry-
net" nprjinreil in Miur Pceple'i Forum
the kind that was made "lifry jears
.ige."
The writer enjoyed eating this dish
-emewh.it mere than fifty jiais age in
the Second street inaiket. nt Seuth
street, as it was lusciously mnde by an
Id colored mammy .
The writer has tried many and vn
1 ions, concoctions, but none was like
ilint of "fifty years age,'' except that
hlch is made after the following for
1,11 la :
Fer live persens:
Place knuckle of veal In pet nnd
i eer well with water. 1
Failing te sit veil, two or three
pounds -if lean slewing beef (prefer
ably from the neck 1 will answer.
Mince a goed-sl7eil onion in it and add
.1 tenspoenful each of sweet marjoram,
s ivory, sweet basil, thyme, some s,.C,.,
several lcac of buv and half a tca tca tca
poenful of gieiiud nllspliu and cleyes,
1 ili'd.
Mi water and Heur enetisii te make
.1 ball of ilinich about as li as a tt.a
up. Make Inte small dumpling and
rep into heilci. l'el uijd cut into
-mall dice time gwid-si.cd potatoes..
Add te ether ingredients.
The tripe (about two pounds) In the
meantime should be cooking, and If
-altcd must be conked tlileugli two
waters, and when done (lit In small
ldeees and add te stuck, fir-t ifiiwims
the meat, and you hae the e'd-fash-.
uied pepperpet fit for a king. Salt
.ml pepper te taste when done.
.t. f c. em'MimF.ciiT.
Fast Haddenlield, N. J . Match ,TI.
ID2-J.
These "Unfortunates"
!e the Editor of th' 1. miifie Pub'ir I ttlurr'
Sir I certainly feel srry for "F. L.
It." that she should se een have for
gotten the war. Tim "unfortunates"
she speaks about were some nf our
v enderful boys who offered themselves
Photograph of Lincoln
Te the rdlter of the Evcnlna Public Ledger!
fir I have a photecraph of Abraham Un
com mat was takn In Philadelphia
jeu please tinwcr in the l'conle's rum
If It Is of any ulua? ,
CHARLES B PPAKKS.
PedrUktewn, N, J , March 29, 1022.
The alue of the jiheteferaph would de-
Iiend uiien It a rArltv nn.i ih r1irA nf q .
ige a request j i-esslbin purchaser te obtain It. Likenesses I
"i Lincoln are innumerable and It may lx
that there are many prints of the nesatlve
from which jeurs was made. Unless there
are jncullar circumstances connected with i
It tlin nrehihlllty In that your photograph
has unly nominal value.
Destiny" : nm
mre.
I sent them te my
the battln front, he
"breusht th" teer."
MI.H. .TAMRS M. KKLLKr.
Trenten. .V. .1 . Mm eh i'fl, 1022,
im:stiny
Pemellmes between the shadows en the
irras".
The little truant waes of sunlight pass:
Mlne eei Krew dim with tenderness the I
whlle
Ttlnklnir I fee thee.
Thinking I see thee smile.
And eemetlmei In the forest deem, apart, !
The tall trees whisper, whisper heart te I
win I i art:
, mill IllJ ."iiv .i'- itiu 1-t.bt:. ii.iiQin .Mil, t
Thli'klmt I henr thee,
Thlnklnir I henr thee call.
"0. C. C." of Merlen, Pa., and Mar-
The People's Tenim will PP" .a"JS
In he Kvenln PnMIe Jder. and I nlje
In the.Hnndny Ptiblle Idiier. ft'y
Jlseussln. timely topics will be nMed.j
nnd question of Beneral Interest wu De
nnsnrred. .
Swimming and Special Exercises
Lessens by arranKiment.
Wetter than sprlnit tonic.
Hates Moderate
Fer Men, Beys, Women and Qiris
Send for information
West Iliilldlnr, 62d nnd Snnem St.
North llulldlnir, 10ia W. Ihlcli Ave.
t'rntml llulldlmr, 1421 Arch ft.
Y
M
C
A
J. Armstrong, Revolutionary Soldier
Te the Editor of the Evening Public Ledger:
Mr Can jeu furnish me with any history
of Colonel Armstrong Uetrelmr KltiannliiB
In fceptcmber, 1T5H, or any mention of Colo
nel ArmetreiiK recelUnc a med 1 from the'
city of Philadelphia In reference te de de
strejtns Klltannlnc.
OKOIIGE r. P.ODINSON.
Philadelphia, March 2S. 1022.
Jehn Armtreni; was nn American soldier,
born In the north of Ireland In 1723; died
at Carlisle, Pa.. 170.". He led a successful
xpolltlen In 1750 ncalnst the Indians nt
Klttannin?. Pa., a feat In reeoenltlen of
which the cltv of Philadelphia conferred a
nvdil jpnn him He became a brltr-idlr Rn
cral In the Continental Army In yKirch,
177! but rlned April, 1777, te tnlt the
mine rank In the IVnr.aUnnlu mil It la,
whli Ii he cnmmniidvd at the b.ittle of Hr.in-
d wliii S', ptemb-i 11, 1777, and at Ger
mantnnn Octeber 4, 1777: he became a niijer i
general In January, 1779. He sered twice
lm the Continental Congress. 1778-80 and I
17S7-SS. Full Information of Armitreng"8
inner can be ebtaln-d nt the library of
I the Historical Society of Pcnnsylanla.
Marriages In Elkton
h tin I , tei of the EicniHf Public Ledger:
S.'i L'm a uuth nf twenty jears and n,
rlrl nf jhtfen n'.inln n marriage license
i nd b" in.irrled In llkten, Md., without It
beinu mad i public" M. K,
1'hil.iib'lphl.i. March 20, 1022.
Marrla- licenses lsHUd In Hlkten are j
publicly recorded, - nd there Is no siWei
iv ef keepini; them from the Inquiring gaze
cf newspaper reporters nnd ethers Interested
in romance, !
&
Sens of St. Geerge; Overseas Club
Te the 1'tliter of the Eienlne Public Ledger
Sir Will ou kindly Ut me knew the most
central pest or lodse of th Society of the
.sons of M CJeeige, also Cereas Club?
Hew could ens learn te plaj a large pipe
L
MARKET STREET BEEF CO.
Special for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Finest Picnic Shoulders ) 1 0Vc
Pure Lard in Pound Prints ( M f . 1
City Dressed Meaty .Spare Ribs. ' Wm 1D
Shoulders of Veal for Roasting . . .
Breast of Veal for Filling
Rump of Veal for Roasting
Legs of Veal 4- te 5-lb. average . .
Strictly Fresh Selected Eggs in Cartons . . . 25c d.
Finest Country Scrapple and Hamburg Steak. . . .3 lbs for 25c
Finest Half Smokes or Beef & Ham Bologna, 10c lb.'
Sugar Cured Virginia Smoked Bacen. . . A2l2c lb.
Boneless Stewing Beef 3 lbs., 25c
Dried Beef, sliced en our own machine 35c lb.
Liberty Perk Rell. 35c lb.
Finest Lunch Rell, sliced or by the piece .... 35c lb.
Lebanon Bologna, none better 20c lb.
Finest Sliced Bacen, en our own machine . . 20c lb.
MARKET STREET BEEF GO.
5221-23-25 Market St. 5939 Market St.
Loek for Our Adv. in Thurtday Evning Nawapapar
SCO ASCO
KfflnniiiiMiramffliMiffliMfflii
l. iiuu iuj niaie s eatiMii?; 01- u
been "en the job" the- .Wii-tii j
Bank would nut Iiiup been limb ii. 3
try te rt'lesati them te priwit" H
Founded G7 Years Age.
The
Heuse that Heppe built
InauRurated the Onc-rrice System in 1881
C. J. HEPPE & SON
Central Stere,
Uptown Stere-
1117-19 Chestnut Street
Cor. 6th & Thompson Sts.
President, Florence J. Heppe
Sen of the Founder
A Wise Mether and
a Geed Dessert
the children thnt thej would
ns well as cornstarch puddim; f
Wane muiice," said Mrs. Ma1- f
. as i-he nnd Mrs. IMmeiiis f
V
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w
l?l.
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msfrMZ
f ir
m
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I wish I could find emetliln
for
like
or bl
thew
cat tnlkltiK one utternenn luey n
bucIi a nub.ince te mnl- , nnd one
never hnew-t whether thej me reIiis
te turn out light."
"Why don't you make I'mldine'
That alwavs turns out right." re
plied her friend.
'Puddlne':" iienleneil Mrs.
Matthews, with interi'ht. "Whut
is It' Anether dessert that seim -tlmew
in a .success, but geneial'j'
isn't?"
"Ne, Indeed." Piiid Mrs. Kd- I
mendH emphntlcnlly. "I'uddlni is
a perfectly wonderful desert that
always turns out ripht. Yeu jut .
ald milk and stiRar te it and heil '
for three minutes, and jeu knew'
that when it has meled jeu will'
have a nice, rich meld of delicious '
creamy desbert." I
"It hounds wonderful," inter- i
runted Mrs. Matthew h. I
"It Is wonderful," replied
MrH. Euinendh. "leu can cet li
in u number of flavors chocolate,
vanilla, eiange, lemon and jeu
can use 1'uddlue for ull Mrts of
things. It makes the most luscious
cake and pie (I'llnRH, ami umoeth,
Tilvefv lep crrnni."
"Is it expensive?" asked her '
friend.
"Oh. no. Indeed. Yeu can scre
Hiiven liclpliiRs from n 10c puck
age or tlfteen from a l,"e paekaee
of Puddlne. And then what 1
like about it is that I can let the
children have as much as thc
want, because it Is pure and
wholesome."
"I certainly Khali i;et some I'ml
dine," said Mrs. Matthews. "I'm
glad you told mc about it."
t A nanl lutni tin. tu'.. frlmnl.1
l worn tulklni? tnirether en the
phone, "lly the wnj," Mihl Mr.
MatthcwH. "mv whole fainllj Mm-
' nly leveH Puddlne. I think thej d
llkn ttt linin It fnr fil'nrv liinnl I
am glau you told me
h
tell
KiJIKe te ha'
fcertalnlj-
Jesef Hofmann
makes records exclusively for the
Due-Art Piane
"My Due-Art mils are indeed my actual
interpretation with all that implies. In
the reproduction of my own playing, the
Due-Art is se far' superior te any ether
instrument of its kind there can be no real
basis for comparison."
JOSEF HOFMANN.
xtie due-Art
PIANOLA-PIANO
A Reproducing Piane net merely a Player-Piane
differs from a player-piano in that The Due-Art IS
really THE ARTIST actually PLAYING. And as
Jesef Hofmann Bays, The Due-Art gives "My actual
interpretation with all that implies."
The Due-Art Pianola-Piane is made in only six
pianos all en sale at Heppe's, namely: the Steinway,
Weber, Steck, Wheelock, Stroud and Aeolian. Prices
$750 up.
Surely you want The Due-Art the greatest musi
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Stene&a?
Butter
ib
Made from pure, Pasteurized sweet cream,
in the dairy paradise of the U. S.
45
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Frem the best cultivated
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9c
Asce Evap. Milk, tn" CB"
"Pure as the morning dew'."
12
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Five delectable blends:
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Orange Pahee
Plain Black
India Ctylen Mixad
Old Country Styla
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Kirkman't Borax Seap cake 6Sc
Yeung's Borax Seap cake 12 c
Ivery Seap 3 cake 20c
Ivery Seap Flakei pke 9c
Yeung's Seap Chips pkg 9c
Rinie 3 pkgs 20c
Lux Seap Flakes pkg 10c
Asce Ammonia bet 9c
Asce Bluing bet 7c
Fab (Washing Flakes) pkg lie
Arge Laundry Starch pkg 9c
Lenex Seap big cake 5c
Clethes Pins dez 2&c
Clethes Line yard 2c
Galvanized Pails each 21c
Victer Bread
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Big
Leaf
Quality and quantity the biggest bread
value en the market today.
Victer Raisin Bread, l0B'
With big fat raisins.
10c
27
Whole Grain
Rice, "
piis
9c
Fresh Country ,
Eggs
Every ene guaranteed absolutely fresh.
Carten QOc
Eer twelve mgmm
The choicest selections of the new-laid eggs.
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Fancy Calif.
Peaches
23c c'n
Ext. Fancy -" OQ
Calif. Peaches UZf
Pearl 1QC
Tapioca pu v,w
1
Reg. 33c Can California
Pears
Cut
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A delicious dessert.
DAINTY CAKES
Cocoanut Taffy
Dreps
29c lb
Iced Unity
Jumble
19c lb
''rcsli from the evens.
Asce pu
Cornstarch
7c
Hawaiian
Pineapple
12ic
19c
ll-ez
can
Reg. 22c
cut te. . .
can
j Instantaneous fc
I Tapioca
ll'l
Asce Cern Flakes )
Kellogg's Cern Flakes
Pest Te'asties
Three well-known cereals at a bargain price,
,f
3 ft 20c
f
O Buckwheat 7'lc
Y Pancake Fleur pkf
fi I Syrup Can 9c
1
Sweet 'Pctateet can 15c
Kidney Bctni can 10c
Lima Beans cin ISc
Soup Beans Ib 9c
Lima Beans lb '"'
"
Geld Seal
Fleur
5.1b 7.
Ba. lC
12-lh Bag. 57c
Asce Brking Powder
can 5c, 9c, 17c
Rich Creamy Cheese Ib 25c
France-American Spaghetti can 10c
. pkf 9c
Celd Seal Macaroni
Asce Toraste Catsup big bet 15c
Asce Cinjer Ale bet 10c
Gorten's Clim Chowder
Gorten's Codfish Caltes.
..can 12c
. .can 15c
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Ref. 5c Sardines 3 c,ns 10c
Snowdrift (for frying and shortening;) can 18c
5c pkf. Raisins... cut ,0 3C
Sunswret Prunes lb 12c, 17c
Calif. Evap. Peaches b 19c
Chick Chick
Egg Dyes
5c l,kff
Jelly Eggs ... ,1b 15c
Easter Eggs. .3 for 10c
Candles dez 12c
Table Salt bag Sc
Black Pepper can 5c
Vanilla Flavoring bet 5c
Parler Matches. ..big box 4 Vic
Geld Seal
Oats
8c ,)kB
Asce
Bacen
pkg
17c
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In Our 207 Sanitary
Meat Markets
CITY DRESSED MILK-FED COUNTRY VEAL
nectc " tie
Rack Chops 20c
Rib Chops ' 25c
Breast, lb 12V2c
Shoulders 16c
Lein Chops 30c
Rump Roast lb 25c
Milk-Fed
Stewing Chickens,
32
lb
Milk-Fed
Breiling Chickens,
35c "
p . .
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Milk-Fed
Roasting Chickens,
40
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Boneless Breakfast Bacen 18c 1
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