Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 92

FI 3Lik a LLSOMM HE Eiregy Day IT i i 0 (S -'W- 't7 1 f'' --f "jyf rX''; fZ raawMMiiiiaiiiisJigi8 js? I ajL- "Ol ''ftM'''-iniiMM-nri'rjii ifil in Mrrt-r fl-rf 1 This colorful corner of old Russia, transplanted to Chicago, delights you with such rare delicacies as "Breast of Chicken Kiev" and "Blini with Fresh You dine to the lilting strains of Russian Gypsy Music. And the perfect illusion is completed when flaming Coffee Diable or Zzenka. the traditional Russian Champagne Punch, is made right at your table. The coffee, of course, is Manor House. As Colonel Yaschenko says, "Our coffee, like everything else we serve, must be the finest." EHJOY THE RICHER FLAVOR OF MflHOR HOUSE The World's Most Delicious COFFEE I A jf M-t mm buying connections right in the principal coffee growing countries to make sure that we get first choice of the finest crops.

That's why you can only get Manor House in the Chicago area. So don't be satisfied with second best Ask your grocer for a pound of McLaughlin's Manor House today. You're as rich as any millionaire when it comes to enjoying fine coffee because Manor House costs you only Va of a cent more a cup than the cheapest brands. But what a difference in flavor, fragrance and freshness. Of all the coffee grown, only a small fraction is truly first choice.

But McLaughlin maintains branch houses and TO THE LAST CUP 0 "lt' 4 A. M. on the dogwatch. The phones on the city desk have been screaming their heads off for an hour. The week's biggest story has just been put to bed.

And I'm a wreck. Then Angel Face, the night copy boy, comes truckin' in with a big, hot potful of Manor House. A sip or two and I say, 'Angel Face, this is the greatest business in the world'. It's the coffee scoop of the year for settin' you up, that Manor House." STAYS FRESH yii in it STILL FRESH tl tki last ttf FRESH wtu yii toy It 1 (kxift 0G 00)6 (BODG)0C IBSGeXDgfoOto You always enjoy the last cup of delicious Manor House Coffee as much as you do the first. It is as fresh, full-bodied and fragrant, because the McLaughlin Magic Flavor Guard re-seals all the freshness in the jar, every time you close it Your Grocor also hss niCLongMin'o Hanoi Oonco In tho vceuuirt'Soalod can fit tho canto prlco C3 In tho Jar K'LAUQHUM MANOR HOUSE we o.

0 ERV ICE Si rim 1 A-, DS FINEST DO 1 LIKE A MH.UONAWE I Your Grocer Has A Deli-I clous McLaughlin Coffee in m.Am. mlsf an1 iS price ciass in tms complete 1 conee department. No mat ter what your preference in (ttJar KAH08 HOUSE ftf TQTrr re Titrm mov there's a McLaughlin brand to suit you perfectly. So look for the Manor House display and discover a new high in perfect coffee satisfaction. In 1852, six years before Lincoln and Douglas debated the slavery question in the old Fremont House, McLaughlin was blending rare coffees for Chicagoahs.

The priceless secret of that delicious blend has been handed down, from father to son, in the McLaughlin family for 3 generations. It has become a Chicago tradition. And today that secret is yours every time you enjoy the richer, creamier flavor of McLaughlin's Manor House. Photograph through courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society.) i mm VilMMil I ii.