vmmm (v!" n. sssafcsaa5aas3 Letters te the Editor M Boekb ncfer's case il .1. fitinr of the Evening Public Ledger: Sir I lmvc rent! your Ptllterinl In this ironing's TiEHOKn en the bookbinder dJMslen with (trrnt Interest nmt itpprc. '''"cheuMndi f men mill women In our AlVr tonight lime doubtless icntl the ;.,. nrtlrle nntl lejelee In our help fnt Attitude teuitid Inw enforcement. ;Th;MBlU0"!c.)AfBVPATlMX. ' IPMIa.lelpl.in, April 11, 1022. Talk About the Weather Te tif Editor el the Evening Public Ledger: pHIr The nnumml warm spell ie call the conditions existing during the winter of 1H20-2I. when", ntveiillng te reports, the exceedingly mild wenther tVis quite pi'iirml throughout the Northern Hemisphere, even np te the Arctic Chile. ...... . There v ns eenliiernble tlisrussinn nt the time nmeng the wire men ns te the probable causes theieef. one aylng "sun npnK." another something clue, find m en. until there was one who appeared te be let, conservative and llUC-DOUIKI Ulan uir iu-di, wiiu iren; thnt. ...tmlttpll purely a matter or theory, one rucsh was probably ai geed as anethpr." That bi-liig tU iae, let n layman 4vc his "guess" im te the cause of The present extra warm weather. If we will take the trouble at night In view the southeastern heaven!', wq HI'ebV.te the giant. 'planet .Tuplter, llie moon, and the leaser giant planet Saturn In utniunetlen. Particularly is ihls the cave vvltt .luplter and the moon. As the moon la in the full stage,- It indicates that, viewed from the earth, It is directly opposite the sun and that, iherefere. the earth Is between them. In this position, it seems reasonable te lielleve. that the earth, in addition te die solar energy It draws te itself, is passing through and intercepting much of the j,elitr energy that is en route te i he moon and the planets Jupiter and Saturn, and we feel the result in our unusual weather conditions. Tile National Government maintains :m expensive weather bureau, and its experts talU learnedly of "areas of high pressure" nnd "areas of low pressure,' liut if they hate ever committed them selves te an explanation of the caus caus .itlen of dip lenstnnt changing of these mras. It has net come te my notice. And in passing, these two terms are Mimewhat cniiftiHifig. as they nppenr te he used te describe conditions opposite u the popular conception of high pres sure and low pressure. When there is en eclipse of the .sun, the path of the moon's shadow passing ver the caith can be mapped beferc- and. Win ian we net, also, try te nncelve and lsunlle 'the invisible ii'.nar. planeterv and solar Influence that blend, or ciess or oppose eacn iiliier. ncceidlng te the -lcspectixe po sition of each, us the lirst cause of our i hanging wenlhcr plus or minus, nc nc 'erdlng te the terrestrial season? "When the morning stars Ming to te icther" (.fob xxxxlii, 7) Is a beautiful hcure used undoubtedly te describe the vibratory forces of the universe for what is music but vibration? It is iliese violation forces that give life and motion te i In- entire universe. n why imc accept the thenri that they are able le influence tcnctnal tonditlens? ? v C. If. MANNING. I'hlladcliihl.i. ApmI II, 11)22. invalidate ether excuses for our lack et n repertory theatre, but, 1 shall say something of causes and reasons for It. e lack a cohesive boiivef genuine, eager, active devotees -te Jhe dramatic Art and the ntUnf Mini theatre. Here Land there Is a person or a group of two ir liirec witn sum devotien: Liint.uc Liint.uc Liint.uc votlen pteduces nothing because these people ere net associated. All else we have Is n bedv of promi nent persons who are supposed te be devoted te the dramatic and thcatie arts, but of whom se few really arc that they can luremplMi nothing. This body is composed mainly of persons in wjiein personal anltv. social snobbery, face Hiwbbcty, wealth snobbery, some kind of politics one. mere or nil precede art. Titer accomplish nothing together because they will net work together. Te de, that they would have te put aside personal vanity, jealousy and snobbery and these admirable nualltles of a first class person must net be sacrificed even for nrt. Thev are divided Inte cliques and these clhiues accomplish nothing, because each is mere Intent en defeat ing the purposes of the ethcis than en accomplishing env of its own. ' Tf these people ntc beeught te sup port any movement thev must knew before replying whether the originators tf it are .lews or Gentiles, whether they are et tins cmt or tnet, wnctner nicy are in.the Secial Register, whether they Se long as it was ure friends of this or that person. We driven by men' nnd by women? Attn their names, j p OleucMter. K. J April 8. 1922. -."0',,lf.l"".r"'ert, of n" drives rc net acwjslblc. Tnli mncla with Ifndlnf HrllUh 5JH . 2I!'U h,,e hewn nvernges of from :L0iM,. v-rd' nMhM re the neareat awretlmM figures thai can be ah en with any decree of certalnlv. Namea of the irolf irelf era making- auch drltea ure net kept In n permanent record. .There la, however, n well authenticated caa Mn California vvIicm n 000-jard hole vvaa driven last Jinrl a high wind was behind tthts shot, the Bretiml was baked like cement I nd eloped toward thn hole. Upder similar fnvoruble clrctim atancca flrrUrun a golf ball 400' yatda Is net tlncdhirtinti. 'I he distance of n drive li la rxelr dependent en conditions under which It Is made. ' "Subscriber" The nam cf the Individual ou mention is net In the city dlrecierv, nor la that of the asanclntlen of which he l aecretary. It la, therefore, net practicable for the People's Forum te -Indicate the ad dress aaked for. Poems and Songs Desired will hoc a repertory theatre when they ask only if they arc sincere anil capable urtlstu and devotees et avt. An effort was made last autumn te establish a repertory art theatre here. It was te have been directed bv Emin uejLllcleher. an adviser nfthe Theatre Guild. It' fulled principalis because of the warring of the clleues. Several pet - sons forget motion and were enthuslas- ' tic at the iii"t suggestion and then ' chilled wheiKTthcv learned certain ether i persons did net favor it. Seme whee suppett was usked disliked ethers who had pledged support and they jut wouldn't plav. se there. What an In spiring attitude for a devotee of ait! One ,pasrlenate lever of the drama was i.nablc te nttend a meeting because it was tee difficult te go from his home in some suburb nnd return te It. Alse none of his friends were much Inter ested. Undoubtedly some memory of thiswa in the conscious or subconscious mind of Mr. Bamberger when he wtetc that "it requires a big man. one who eon rallv all the Interests" about him. This is the same thine that anv es thetic movement lias te face in Phila delphia. It is the same thing thnt many movements I hat are beneficial though, perhaps, net altogether esthetic, must face'here. I cite the matter of the John John Jehn eon nrt. Jehn G. Jehnsen's will clearly indicated his nwarcness by specifying in substnnce tthat there should be no 'eck jobbery with his ait and provid ing that If the teims of his will were net met Ills art should go te the Metiopoll Metiepoll Metiopell tan Museum, whete, I undertake te tell you and all the nartics te the squab ble about it. il has a blessed fine chance of going. In that whole Jehnsen art row there is net a principle nt stake nothing but petty personal pride and vanity. Eliminate thee and you elimi nate the lew nnd Keep the art; keep them and you keep the row and elimi nate the nrt probably. VAN VKCUTI2N HOSTETTEK. Philadelphia. Am-ll 8. 1022. "Just at the Sun Went Down" Te the Editor et Iht rientne TuMIc Ltitetr! Sir ricaaa print In your People' i Forum the werda of the eeni, ".tut na the Sun Want Down." a few llnea of which are: "Wounded and bleedlnc upon the field, Twe dylnr selldera '.'; On held a rlnclet of thin, crat- hair The ether a lock of brown," etc M. 11 V. Philadelphia, March 2R. 1022. JUBT AS TMr. SUN WRNT DOWN After the din of the battle's reur, Juit a Bidding each ether a laat farewell the sun went down. ' Chorus One theuht of mother at home alone, feeble nnd old and ttray, One of the aweetheart he left In town, happv and jeun and ; One klased a ringlet of thin gray hair, en klaant a lock of brewni niddlna- farewell te the Stars any Striper, Jiut ns the sun went down. 4 One knew the Jey of a mother's love, one of a aweetheart fair, Thinking- of hume, thev lay tUU l side breathing a farewHl prajeri One for his melher se old nnd arm, one for ,hls love In town, Th-S closed their eyes te the earth and ekles, Juit aa the sun went down. s "Way Down East" Te thr KdAer et the Kirntne Publle Ixttaer: Sir rn any render kindly supply the words of tt. sene named "Way Down Eist," which atarts off as follena: "Wa denn Knst amert the mountains and the ahady maple trees Thire stands a dear old hemeatead all nteii"." C UAHTHrur:. Philadelphia, April 7. 19J2. Peem and Seng Supplied Te the Krflter of the Kirnlne Public l.tJert: j Sir I sew In riaturdav'a pnper a request for the peem called "I.esa Than Duat," I am vcrv slad te b a'jle te sml this and ebllcc "N. M. D." Theae llnea were used In Mary Plckferd a picture called "Laa Than the Duet," I am aiire theee lines are correct, btcauas I copied them from tha book of senaa, "Four Indian 1jed f.srlcs," by Lawrence Hepe and Amy Flnda. MISS R. STIiPHENBON. Camden, N'. J.. April P. 1022. "Humeretque" and Beeka of Bible Te the Kllter et the Evening Public Ledger: Sir Please print the werda of the aen called "ltumereriue", alae a poem I thlnlt It In called '"I he Beeka of the Illble." It begins like tills: "In deneelt the world waa made," Maybe aem of the leadera can aupplv It. AIR. H. I.. HAIt.KV. Philadelphia, March '.'Si 1922. Can a reader aupplv 7 "Mr. Smlth'a Surprise" Te the Editor of the heilne Pubhc l.edetr: Sli-AVlll ou kindly nak for the poem containing tha follewlnc llnea and print It In the People's Ferum: "And Afr. Smith aald aa he entered the realms of bllie, 'Well. I never epeeted anvthlnr like this " A. i:. .TACOBH. Philadelphia, March 30. 1922. A reader requeals the werda "i a poem railed " Weman's rtemers." Can a reader upply It? ASCO. ASCO i lamiiiiffliiif iiJiiifflmiHinini NiMiraraMM "O. " Philadelphia The poem ei ak for Is tee len for reproduction In lh People's rerum. I.t.SS TlfAN THH DUST By Law renca Hepe , Lees than the duat beneath thy chailel'a wheel: I.eja than the rust that never stained thv i swerd: Ridley Park Heuae Looted ' Chester. April 33. Burglars broke through the rear window of the real- , dence of Peter J. Nelan. Crura Ivnn read and West Ridley n venue. Hidlcy Park, and obtained articles valued at SOO. Questions Answered Income Tax Payments Te the Editor of the Evening PuWe Ledger: Life a Game Of Chance slr ''" settle an argument please Inform i ma if UmiuAinli aa a h .a lll tMt Te the Iditoret the r.icniva Public Udgtr: ". .7 ,''"," """ """ "rl" "' com' Sir Let llie Sllgget my idea 011 life Alse what is the penalty for the whn r.. newadays: fae te pay the aame? A married life is n game of cards; ,,. nl. " A8T,A0UTKADKR' last it Is .tibbage. next he. tries te !,p,ln" clt5' Pa" Ar" 10- "0 it alone" ill it Mirt of "cut, shuf- . "eusew Ives and mill alrl whete- paraenal lie and deal" pace: then he "talscs" ll1"'"" c"Md ,h ,m,t" Pfejerlbed In th- I Ik- ".leiif..." uIipii l,U mother "tnkes n n'',1"B Art are net exempt from payment lie tieilii win u Ills metnei taKCS a of lnterai, T Tha law also prevldea that liaml in. nnd .ventinty te He.vlc, , individual . . . who willfully at "beats I he little inker with ber five, icmpta In an manner te defeat or evade the 'I hen with his "diamonds" he wins the i ehrflt be nuiltv of a mlsde- "iUCen of hearts." meaAei and alnll be fined net mere than Tircil of plu.ving a "lone tiauil lie I i eim 01 imprisonment for net meie than xpresses n ile.ic te "a-sisl Ills rnif "'" ,enri "',""' ieemer vrun in- cr.t or partner." tlnews out his (arils and ' ,", "l"'"j. , 'v '" ""'" ."" """mi wnen ie clcigjmi.il takes n SHI bill out of ' " "":?.,'" '. v." "Z ".." " "V. Dn" .ai"..' It... -.. ... -I . kJI ... I It iiuemiuu ifti'ii lunii iiuriil. II, lOHKH InR him en a pair. hbc "utdeis him .......ri, v ,in,ihu ih .mm.n, ,..... i. Up 'te build the tires. . ,kc a "kllltve" pajnble. lie jeiiif. the "clutiu." wheic he eme-I limes keeps "straight." but mete often! , , . . tomes home "Hush." ' Shakespearean Quotation He grows nlil nnil ' bluu. sees a "deal" of tienblc and when nt last l' "shuffles" nfl this mortal i oil and 'p.isis In hisiliecks" lie s "lakcil in" I'v a "spndi'" and life's pilful "itame" I- ended, And, no mutter w lint sort of "hand" lie held, tJiibiiel with his hoi n will "Hump it." New, jiiii sec, our life is eulv n y.une of i luince. jenx .. it. i.. di:nt. Philadelphia, Apill 7. 11)22. Petty Obstacles te Repertory InlhchiUlet nf tlu b 1 cm-IB ' iblli l.tilgd . Sii Tin ion JtamhcrRcr'i nuthtirita 'Ire lettet In tm PcepleN Keriiiu, loin lein iiientiiur en tin Intertiew with Dean Ar 'hiir H. Ijiilnn. pi eved that "the cie Hive effen. il,e wrltiiiR of idnv." Is ini finiii ieiitiul for a lepciterv tlie.i lie for Philudilphl.i. Mr. TJanibe.-jjei ,h something in in aluatliiB "lie of the nlie ceuse fm "iir ;l.uk ;ir vimptlitng undenltbh vveith "lille. Kip.wlne the subiecl us lie does, !" ifitibl luie ilene iiietc. tti'i'liilis usiile of ii.ses often nil "Mis eiiues uii. I irnsuiis, which aie "Men uei c, ),,,. hiill net ns, veur ,Ml( ' Hike mi tune anil cncrc'v te le thr Kihtei of the Er,iinu I'ublle Ledger: sir Klndl elilign hy klvlnc me the nam et the author of the follewlns quota tion Il In mler le trarh twentj the eed I thai In le b" len than le be en et the I iwents tu fellow vein own Instrui llena." ie il aprr In fhalwappare's "AI-r di.int et enke ? s. n rnA.vcis. I'liilndi'nlila. Nprll S 19.'.'. I I he iiumetien fim the necend aivne of I Net I "M-ichent of Venlie. ' It Is spoken h- F'ertlH n nil. corrects given, la aa Col Cel Imvs "If te de wre as rv a te Itnevv what wtrn i;e I in de, cl apels had ben churches and peer men' ceilaees princes' palaces It It n uoed .llvine that follewK hl own In structten". I can ei.aler teach twntv what wer Keed te l deni than b one of the I twenli te folio v mine own U'atlilni. ' etc Length of Gelf Drives le ilir htlitei u the EinUiie Public I eda'r: Ml - Wl I von kindlv i ullite In jeir "Quea liens Anernl ' lelumn bv telling- me t hi kie.hcm dlstaiK'e lhat elf bills have brcu ' The I'eeple'a Porum will apiiear dally In the Kienlnc I'lihllr Iedatr. nnd nlse hi the Simdiui Pnblle l.et:er. letter illsriiasliie tlnielr Inpira will he. printed, n well ns required poems. nd qnea qnea liens M teneral Interest will be answered. EasterHams Theae rcRttlar hami are sugar-cured and equally meked (8 te 15 lb. averaBe). They are the nneit aunlity hams money can buy, and we charge terthc i)plrn eny net far thf emr Large Slice Ham, 45c Strictly Fresh Selected Eggs Guaranteed, each and every one Uder. te carton) Nice Lean Sliced Bacen, per lb. . T' J ' ii shoulders of Veal for Roasting Breaut of Veal for Filling Rump of Veal for Roasting Legs of Veal 4- te 5-lb. average. . rintit PinVeqe Butcher's Oel.r 25 15 C lb. ROAST of BEEF 15! c ( iWWI w UJULI lUlfc fWi.Greund Hamburg Steak, 3 lbs, for 25c Half Smokes & Ham or Beef Bologna, 10c lb. Ojeoer Nut Margarine 3 lbs, for 50c FINEST SIRLOIN RUMP erROUNi; STEAKS 25 c lb MARKET STRFFlWrF 60. j221-28;2 Mirk.t St. m Iirkft $t, S ABBOTTS have ready for Philadelphia's t f 0 xjl Easter Basket a delicious new dessert J j L Frezen Egg Neg j f Of fresh laid eggs, whipped te a foam, poured into pure, rich cream from Abbotts 1 & own Dairies, generously flavored in the old- W I time style, and frozen te a smooth perfection. J Creamy colored and of savory taste. Fre- J I A zen Egg Neg is a special treat for the Easter k season. J L Try it te-night or te-morrow. y Abbotts J Abbotts Auderney Dairies, Inc A S CL Buy it from your dealer in bulk or in the sanitary machine-tilled package which brings Abbotts Ice Cream direct from the freezer te you, untouched by hand. M., rW ' ' i . T l i-ifJl - ' Y' '-! fLWt lEasfcrReiwearl Surprisingly Lew Priced! $3-49 $3.90 $4.90 i m isM "Nothing higher many less!" rpilK Openlnc lln.T wna h nil. SlTtllss! It Jnt cue. te alievy hew much better people like te ileal with .tore, where tha eervlre Is prnmpt nnil efflrlent mill the prices rlht. Our ncsv quailera, with Its IncreHnetl aeiillnc capacltj. Its up-ln-rinte llxtnres, Hasures .vim ,r thr utmost intnferl when von rnme In In select .veur fiintvveitr, (Notes v are printing IhU nnnniintniciit or our llaeter prlieit one ilnv earlier In the vvenk n n,, ., uii .,.... -r. .., icrure In which te aliep ) ' 'J , llie r.vtrn il.i.v Wemen'a imoked-hene golf oiferdt brenn calf trim or leather sole Womee'i patent ene-itrap tandali Wemei'i tan bar pumps Grewjpf girls' patent inttep-itrtp pumpt . Grewiai girli' tan ene-itrap perapi Wemea's white duck sport oxferdi, black trim Wemen'i white duck oxferdi, enameled heel and lele Minei' patent ene-itrap pumpi, IPi te 2 Miiiei' maheny oxferdi, IP2 te Z Minei' white cinvai pumpi, 11 ' te 2 Children'i patent leather pumpi, 82 te 11 Children's brown kid pumpi BevV maheianjr, welt lace iheei, perforated tip . , men a miehfanjr, Uoedyear-welt lace iheei and oiferdi -rubber .. .$4.90 $3.90 $3.90 .... $2.98 $2 98 $1.98 . $1.69 $2.49 $1.98 $1.98 $1.98 $1.98 . $2.98 new Intl., $3. 43 i-S i:i!i!:i:: , , WW -Still Centinuing: C SALE of HOSIERY omen's silk .enm.hnik hew, first pnh. 'iKr. m-ieii,I ,nlr 1c nemen'p. IMe hose. (Irst milr. 3,1c. knenil imlr c " v" - " "-r, nrsi imir. s.iv, setwnil pair . i llillUren't. lisle dose. flrt pur, 3Sc. Keiiinil iulr. .. Ic tt New Stere IBM ii: Arch Stu. Open Saturdays WS iSliiii!! North 8th Street lift:!! :i::ii!i;i;ii!i lillljljijlj!: iijil!! iii!;ii;:;i iiijiiij 'til 9:30 P. M. :' I aaUlllHym rTTTlll ItW'jl'l'itlUflyinfflTlTaraaSfilK i.J kmaam IMHtW I HM II I IllfMlls.HM ! I PI I Ml IHMI III 1 1 111 I 1 1 ; ! paV iirriirii ASCO AS ramKiirawMfffMiiT,i!.iti a -(Si i "0 Millions of Fresh Eggs for Easter Asce Stores have long been famous as headquarters for quality Butter and Eggs. We have earned this reputatieh by the extra pains we take. Right in from the farms come our eggs, fresh from the nests, and before we place them en sale, .every egg, as an additional precaution, is carefully examined twice, by our large force of experts. Shipments are arriving -daily from the country districts and we will have an abundant supply of geed, fresh, "dependable" eggs te fill our custpmcrs wants for Easter. dez Fresh Country EGGS Twelve geed ones in every dozen. gmmd carton of twelve 27 30 The very largest and fullest of the new-laid eggs. Asce Sliced Bacen pkg Have you ever trted Asce Bacen? It's dry, sugar-cured, with 2 ezs. less moisture te the neund than ordinary pickled Bacen. Yeu thus get mere Bacen te the pound when you buy Asce Brand. Try a package at this remarkably low price you'll agree that it's sweet as a nut! 121 V2 asce Coffee lb 25 Asce Coffee is a "friendly" coffee you'll be its friend and booster as seen as you taste it. Asce Evaporated Milk "Pure as the morning dew." tnll ran 9c asce Teas U-tb pkr 12 1,2 lb pkg 23c: lb pkg 45c Five delectable blends and every one a master blend. Orang Pekoe 1 VwfL msW!ssm jEn India Ceylon Mixed Old Country Style Plain Black It Protects Your Pocket Boek The reason we sell Potatoes by weight is that this method insures you receiving your full tnency's worth. Our policy is a square deal always. Choice White Potatoes Vz pk (78 lbs), ISc; iB Bij: dry, mealy fellows that cook like balls of flour Baked Potatoes recently? 4 P (3 lbs) bu (30 lbs), 60c Have you served 8 Victer Bread 6C TLeaf Mad" of pure ingredients, in bakeries flooded with sunshine. Victer Raisin Bread "f 10c The children like Raisin Bread. Suefep Butter 47c lb If you like geed butter, you'll enthuse ever the exquisite Louclla. Taste it! 52j vf Richland Butter lh 42c 5ff;pilCan Salmen Cut te N'et tl ordinal-'- 'rluim Sa'.men litif the Ibtat Pink Salmen packed Sed tlcnhcte at j nucli lilRhrr prlte - Special Prices en Codfish lO T!ltn CJllMftM lainfi ,'S' Salmen 21c Beardsle's Shredded sce Threaded (While They Lait) Codfish Okg Codfish Codfish Asce Boneless Get your share of these the supply is all gene. pkg brick 10c 6c 16c big alues befeie Reg. 25c Can Red Alaska Cut te The -v(r.v finest, quality TtnJ Salmen Full of flavor Ve.-.v fnjevablc Tl Is lt bargaiu ence for s-mmen of thin quality. Easter Candies l.atr vveuldnt 1 Kastet te the fhtlclrrn nitli nitli e it catulv. Chocolate I'.Bge. .Inly Kggx, I'hocelato Bunnl'R' and the tn.in.v etlnr "sweets" that pleii.) the little lords and ladle, nf the home We 1ihv a chelee selection of Qualltv Candles for Knstcr at er.v attractive pncei Easter Eggs ."-old elievvhere a' .'i rath 3fer10c Cake Specials Fresh from the Xatienal Biscuit Ce. Ovens Xl'tlr Ginger Snaps b"""31c In a cardboard ban el lhat gives the children hours of delight. Easter Rabbits lb 18c Othelle Cakes, lb 27c l.iuie leuild cakes, with a mai hira' ev ten and a 'id' hrevvti chocolate ceatliiB M it -in '. Jelly Eggs lb 15c 60c Quality Chocolates lb 37c Asce Tomate Catsup 1 22C Cut te Mm big bet inisiia va -ie. A hat pan at I 5p ir e ae n.-ie f tt nc the prlie even my we knew that erce v en trv tlitr puie 'i KTh-fcrail ca'x'ip, veull want tueie of It Trv a bottle tedav f s 'tfxi' ,t pr i fur '1 e be Sunsweet Prunes .lbl2V2c, 18c Asce Perk and Beans. . 3 cans 25c Sweet Sugar Cern . can 10c Choice Tomatoes .can lie, 15c Geld Seal Fleur 5 lb bag 27c Rich Creamy Cheese lb 25c Asce Maine Cern Old Dutch Cleanser Grape Juice Asce Ginger Ale . . .can 15c . . .can 9c pt bet 23c , . . bef 10c Babbitt's b Seap 6 ts 25c Buy ahead at th' spcual price. CEREALS Held Seal Oais hce Cern I'lakes King Wheal . . Halsten's Brkfst Poed. sce I arina pkR 8c 3 pkg". 20c kg l.'ic biK pkg 22e nkc 10c I'est Teasties Cern Flakes, pkg 8c Geld Seal Macaroni 3 fir 25c rpia iv pr Htict i' a batfra . pt e . FOR LENT (iorlen's Codfish 'akes can loc .Nerwav Mackerel each ,'c, 7c. 15r Soused Herring . big can 12" ;c Calif. Tuna Fish . can 10c, l.'ic dorlenV Clam Chowder can 12c Choice Sardines 3 cans for 10c IVllt SnPPialc In Our 207 Sanitary w 'Jr, Meat Markets Small Lean Smoked Picnics Breast . . Neck Shoulders NEARBY COUNTRY VEAL . .ID IOC lb 16c lb 18c Sugar Cured Regular Hams Milk-Fed Stewing Chickens . Milk-Fed Roasting Chicking Boneless Breakfast Bacen bmeked Bosten Butts . . ft "hese prices rnctivn in our Pltiln.. Camden an W.l."""-.' ' ". ' . L p n JUW!WIIII!pil,lliILIffll.M,W,'ll - " m i w aBBJBBJBSJHBBJBBBBBSJJBBBSJBBBBsj A S C ,i J 1 'blSe I . " I, I"V Y M . . ib 3en ' ;1 J mi . . . Ib 32c fl . lb 40c fv?l aaaMaaaaaaaMaaaaaajavaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaniMj ,, . . . . lb 25 tAm . . . . lb 28c 1:4k' a mW: 9 . HIMIifllHIUMIIIlllllMlllH lltajjaM .BSlV. J I At:u . .- .. Lein 'Chops lb 38c Rib Chops lb 32c Rump Roast lb 28c d suburban Stores and Meat .Markrtn TWlllNMIIM "ummim'X'li I Msmmmmmi . ,i- v Vi "T" Jf, 0?..; n iTfiftiliiiiiiiMiiiiiiii i n 4?A vfeC . 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