Cape May County Times, 4 November 1921 IIIF issue link — Page 4

Cin MAY COOTTY TOM, cta im <gff« M. i.

SOUTH DENNIS Ev-reU McCortnlck *p«it Tbursd» In MlUvIUa. MIM Mufirrt Pterwr «penl thr weekend with fo«-r parent/ Captain Auvuatus M*•*-rwald attended a incettns ot the Hoard of Shell KUhertra at Atlantn CilJ on Saturday. A aortal wu held at the Ik..nr of Urn. T'.jomaa Miller on Saturday evenlnB. Mtaa Hattie Itdler vUlted Ml*.. MarKarat Plenun on Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. Jome* Udradce motorad to Ocean City on Sunday Albert Miller and family, of Millville, vlalted hi* parent* on Sunday. Mr. and Mr* Stephen JefTeraon went to Goahrn on Mond* > Mr*. Enoch Scuil 1* entrrtalnlnjt her lather.

Stile* rutted hla brother on Mr*. Oeonc* Pet.raon *pent Tueaday with Mr*. Smith Stile*. i:d Meerwald vlalted the deotlat

at Cape May Court Hou*e on 1

i ea.pe r ... Thnradsy. MMaCanle Doujrt*** *i>m> iuoday «1th her mother. Charir* Myer* and family ar«nt the week-end »t their home here.

Mr*. Hannah Sterenaon. of Ocean City. vt»1Unc fhetr arm In PhlUOalptila vlalttes her brother, Jeaae Crando! John Douglas*, of Cape May Court Mr and Mr* Coleman Ia»minx are Houae. milled on hi* mother on Sun- their <

fOR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY

Vote for

Walter P. Taylor

Bang! Down Goes the Price of Flour

l important every d.y nece»»ltlea

i reached In year*.

„ Gold Seal Cl Ol ID 12 lb CC | And All Mill Brand* rLAJVJrV bag OOC 98s Barrel (burlap) $4.40 — Barrel (wood) $9.40

s

r choice ot Gold Seal. Cera«o

d Medal, or any brand in stock. You'll s.

• in an "Aaeo" Store.

1

ADDRESS OF OUR “ASCO" STORE. ''WHERE QUALITY COUNTS1 anrlis Avenue and Italia Street, Sea Isle City

Gold Seal Oats pkg 10c

The very cho*ee.«t whli. .■lid rolled. «'■■*»> pt. pared. nuurlahinK.

“Quality Counts” IT PAYS TO BUY "ASCO" BRAND tV- Puck only the highest grade inerrhanaiw ol-tainablv under tho "Aaoo" insuring you quahly « ' "

liekiw .« a partial 1

Quality

"Asco” Buckwheat pbfl 10c tirlous buekwheor <v»ke* In a >iff> Rich Qeamy Qieese 25c Ilea! good snappy ebraae. Tl, 4—rou'll like It. IBest Pink Salmon ,.u.... 10c Thera it ■> Mg dlffer., w ^ in Salmon. Quahiy count*. "Asco” Pork and Beans... 9c Cook«l-MS>dy to serve—trtth a delightful tomato anuce draaaing edded In give them Seat. Bu> them t-y the dtaw-n. Best Soup Beans ib 7c CALIFORNIA LIMA BEANS. Ib 10c

‘Asco” Macaroni

pk B

3 for 25c . the brat Ingredient*.

Asco" Sliced Bacon..

Asco" Spaghetti

••A*co" PietxeU .

Ib pkg t*c

pkg ioc ■'•vu" Cracacr Meal pkg 10c •Asco" Rice tb pkg Itc '' Ak o" Jelly Powder pkg f Asco" Corn Flake* . - * Asco" Cider V'negar • Asco White Diet. Vlneg ■‘Asco" Ammonia _ . Aaco" Bluing

“Asro” Cora Starch p^a The beat pocked. Quality oounta

7c

‘ Asco” Mustard ■ Aaco" Black Pepper • Asco” Threaded Codfish . "Asco" Baking Powder "Acco" Pancake Flour "Asco" Maine Corn • A-.to" Fifted Peas "Asco" Asparagus ... ■ A«co' Golden by run . "Asco" Cocoa "A*c»" Evap. Milk ... "Aaco" Farlna_

K4C, 1 -Pkg 1

‘Asco” Peanut Butter 15c Mid* only from the v* rv brat Virginia I'ranuta

“Asco” Coffee u, 25c - ss «ri»

‘Asco” Teas

a 45c

■ tL pkg 12c: i n, pkg 23c Five Oleno*—-One Quality—One Price 1‘ikoe. Plain black. India Ceylon. - i- Mixed Whies do you pretrr*

New Crop Calif. keedies* RAISINS Mighty In

20c

VICTOR

Bread uli 6c

Choice New PEAS

19c

12,^c for »ve$ 15c

FANCY CALIF. AFA.COTA l»

Fancy Peaches T’ 23c,29c

SPECIAL COMBINATION BAl J FKH 1 Cm Babbitt's Otaiiscr l with evoy /.*}C | i Cakes Babbitt’s Best Borai Soap) Fancy Calil. Prunes , b 10c, 1 7c t.-eely—trtklle this pi - w '

ASCO ASCO aAco "

Mr* Copeman have c ig,- for the winter

Buy a pipe^— sad some P.A. Get the joy that’s due you! We print it right here that ii you don’t know the '‘feel” and the friendship of a joy’us jimmy pipe— GO GET ONE! And—get some Prince Albert and bang n howdy-do on the big smoke-gong! , For, Prince Albert’s quality—flavor—coolness— fragrance—is in a class of its own! Yon never tasted such tobacco! Why—figure out what it alone means to your tongue and temper when we tell you that Prince Albert can’t bite, can’t parch! Our exclusive patented process fixes that! Prince Albert is a revelation in a makin’s cigarette! My, but how that delightful flavor makes a dent! And, how it does answer that hankering! Prince Albert rolls uasy and stays put because it is crimped cut And, say—oh, go on and get the papers oi a pipe l Do it right now! |>rince Albert the national joy smoke

Customers like to come to the ARCOLA-warmed Store

A RCOLA is the most perk feet heating plant yet developed for making the store, the restaurant, the garage, the detached office and the shop more inviting to the

customer.

People dislike to enter a store made stuffy by a hotair furnace or old-fashioned stoves. ARCOLA, connected ‘ with American Radiators, fills every comer with healthful, hot-water warmth— the same perfect warmth which cur larger heati-g plants supply to larger stores, office buildings and factories. You must see ARCOLA: it is so different. Not a stove;

"ihe red and >.:Uow card at the right is the sign of a Heating Sanitary Engineer (you used to call him Steamfuter or Humber) who can show you ATtCOLA. Look for it in his window It will P*" you tc consult him twice a year as you do your Donor or ucatiM- Tv. have him examine nnd report on your frt-.f phi.ybWr.Y „/at little. It mey save you a great deal.

AMERICAN RADIATORCOMPANY *■" Makat of the fumo*t IDEAL BoiUn and AMERICAS Siadiato r, 115 North Broad Street 4 Philadelphi.

not a furnace; but a combination of boiler and radiator in one—giving off warmth itself and sending warmth to several

radiators besides.

It is really a gift, for it is guaranteed to pay for itself in the fuel it saves, as against a hot-air furnace

or stoves.

On your way home, look for the sign “Heating” or “Plumbing.” Stop in at the nearest store and ask an expert to tell you how cheaply

and easily

Pennsylvania