Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 5

CHESTER TIMES. CHESTER, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1941 courts: H. Walter Weaver, county! controller, and Raymond S.

Mun with corsages The Brighter Side is somt ttmes referred to as dunklwt. 1 out drawing glowering glances and is all That is soppmm tometniirs rapped knuckles. We There no art to this at all. Little neve been tempted to tell certain babies eon be taught to sop. Dunk oi these sufferers our secret, but we i i nn have learned by expe nee esse.

We have developed to that few men. even Junkers, can re beeree v.here we can with our horn telUiitr their wive. all RUN YON THE REXALL DRUG STORE G.O. P. MEETING IN RIDLEY TWP.

Judge Harold L. Ervin Addresses Township Rally ir.ev know and it would soon pet all v.romo! mid v. here would we be? ot two dasn s. two dots, two dashes. I SAVING FUND 1 I lLDlNC.

CllKSTKlt Loan As'soviation) $9.00 per 1 ,000.00 TO PAY severe critic dmiltine sittme me and never eettme hep fiu i that the ivmkms is Mother, This Cough Relief It is this secret that is the envy! all Btoacvav observers especially those who are unable to dunk with 1 EXCELSIOR 2l CUOZEK Bl (A Building and Mortgage Loans I NO PRfViiUBiS Th(. sixth Series leKi.s i jll he WOO al Maturity. 5 M.VKTHA ItOSS Bru with ho Home Mixed Is Wonderful m. ters. ot DAMON v'J '1' I.

Sugerman. oi 50 East Fort pas. He advises us that we hav wa.iu.? states, dunk one 1 1 honor tb has bevu fU UiKJIl lis. ai.u on the aecura Cn aw.uc Mr. sat nun been made the victims oi a fraud We must doubt the authenticity any photographs purporting to des we.

hung, lest cert; phases of our famous iiuukme s'; become common propertj It i.i a lajneniaWe tribute to chi canery that Mr. Sugerman and thi N.D.A. have been taken in by un rioithtedlv saurious ohotwrarphs. It is our giiess that the photographer took a picture of the body of some other person in the act of dunking and superimposed our leaua Thereon, thus making it appear lhe Folsom Fire Comp riieerinr held in BrOOir.all 01 Monday evening, gave a very interesting report on what had trans pired at the meeting. November 1st.

1H11. Each S' a ltoiks are now open for the Seventy Sccrelary us. Perhaps the reader well, what oi it as long ot prjpto "'on you we will tell you what oi award law. us with other dunkers when it i well known that re a class by our e.i ue no objection to sharum lemer distinctions with i out wheti other duirker on Brcuriway who could rea.scm.tbly be compared to liroae.wav sum man, me broker, but he tails short real championship eahbrc because in dtmking he ucrm.m loom have lost Mr. Sugar) httle test thieh the snunous nature oi the photo submitted to them be me class and examine the photos again and see what we are Miiipew ed to be dunking.

We will wager it will prove to be a ilougl mkers i ughtiut duti'mne ui thai stage lone aeo. What we dunk ith leetien known a Melt little eom form beisist what is alleu it Moiui hom. There is no dilference tin ingredients, it is all a matter shape, i he Mobuhorn ine jveuliar lv adapted bv reason ot its eonmu to dunking. Mohueiike Ls a sweetish substance made with poppy seed and its taste is greatly enhanced lv sm it and son. lor snerin.

wno an stresseo. oa i the point of getting out the voters on Tuesday and pulling the lever for the straight Republican ticket. Mrs. Eleanor Evans, chairman oi the Women's Home Defense program in Delaware county, gave an inspiring talk on the woman's part in the home defense. Mrs.

Evans praised Miss Marv Anderson, chairman oi the Women's Home Defense Advisory Beard of Ridley township, foi her prompt response and faithful work in everything she had been asked to do by the county board. She informed her listeners, tnat as trie h.aders would be v. ry much discouraged at the progress ot tne program, wjucn as yti is rather vasue. has been very slow The is not with, the people :e.n tne work nd slowly. A opened to teach women how to be instructors in nursing, which will entirely free ot charge, mis course will take five weeks to complete, three nights a week, from 7 to 10 p.

she said. jocai canaioaics kicu? ere Onrdan L. Garhne. Mrs Bertha Coverdale and Irwin Mease. psnrtiriaies lor school directors: Raymond A.

Hood, canaiaate tor tmvr. asturer. Welter F. Reese, township controller: C. M.

Lewis CorbLn and William V. Brookes nmssioiiers: Mr. Loiosn, iron Woodlyn; Mr. Brookes, from Ked ron, and Mrs. Harry roroes.

judge of election from Folsom Speakers were introduced by Mrs etivioTp S'TiO'n chairman oro mt oeiu conducted by Mrs. inzaoetn iau, nroirfenr nf riie club. A brief busi ness meeting took place, during which the ehih went on record as endorsing the straight Republican ticket. The group also voted to eliminate the Hallowe'en party, which had been scheduled for the November meeting. Announcement was made that the November meet ins the executive board would be held at the home of Mrs.

George Clavton, of Youngs avenue, Wood lvn. and that hostesses would be the Kedron gioup oi Music 'or the occasio: fur nishec by stuoents the Ridley sov.iis.nip" hiu school, with Joseph were also rendered by Mm Mi.w: Cehmesc. of Milmont Park. Following tne meet: led be "Mrs. "Joseph I metttr; the piano.

A delightful social hour tut.s and coffee be me ten ed bv the hostesses. Mrs. Sicn ev eltmrmrm Mrs. I' Mrro io 't Hi.sei and 1 brie! 0 Ru Rita 1 Mrs. James Sullivan.

Of Rutleogej avenue. Folsom. becomes the bride of William vitulli. of Morton The eeremonv will take place at a. in.

at Our Ladv oi Peroetuat Help Church, Morton. Mrs Joseph Gehret. of Orchard avenue, Folsom, is confined to home with a sprained ankle. Toe Fourth Republican Club of Kedron will hold a rally at the Holmes nrehouse. his evening, with P.

A. Riiey. presidium Mrs. Joseph Berger. of Yiilanova avenue, had as her guest on Tuesday Mrs.

Julia Bass, of North Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boppel. of Or chard drive.

Ridley township left 'esterdav for Margate City. where thev will spend the winter. A meeting of the Citizens' Athletic committee of the Ridley township high school, scheduled to be held tomorrow evening has been postponed date. The week he meeting of the rolsom Fire Company was held on Tuesday evening at. the firehouse, with Thomas Bowen presiding, and about 20 members present James Crawford, chairman of the scrap iron committee, reported progress on the collection, which is rapidlv mounting into huge piles of iron alongside of the firehouse.

Robert Grace, a member of the i Robert urace. a memoer oi mc A larce enthusiastic group oi women and men greeted Judge Harold L. Ervin, at a P.epubix V5.IK mnntnrfti hv the Woma Ri rrubtn Club Oi rtieUev tev.Ynship and leld in the Folsom lirehouse auditorium on Tuesday everting. In opening his address, Judge Ervin commented on a larse white cleoha.it. the symbee the fiepub itr jn nariv.

which had been Disced a centerpiece on the speakers table. Judse nrvm, si area mat in an of the campaigning at the primary oiei nnn anri the election to date, it was the first time thai he had seen the G. 1 volved in thLs election, although there are two judges to be eleected. Prvhi informed the erouo. "that after careful study, he had come to the conclusion, that In eieetinn leiis, whether not we wanted to put the Republican partv back in office, or whether we wanted to turn the government of our eaur.iv over to the Democratic partv.

The Republican party has been in control of our county government for a great many years and have done a splendid too per forming their duty, as can be seen 'Tin State oi Pennsylvania is jws: pi tune out if ou let; four years of Democratic govern job is to get the voters out and keep the Republican, party in the front rani whem it has always been Delaware county, by voting the straight Republican ticket on ities Other speakers in addition to Judge Ervin. who is a candidate on the county ticket for judge of com nnnshrat candidate for iurv com i reo uuKe, ciem I Saves Real Money. Lvl No Quick Results. mV money, To net the most surprtsms relief svuils, uji1 lusts a family a from couslw due to eOUIS. you lmg i child eoutd do it nee, is no eooK.ns.

"iwheV tlwMrri i i. nil nistes so od thai eh io t.iJ.i ,1,1,1 lu lns ir tlu the annual Hallowe'en party, which dunking in coffee. In fact, a man nuimeiw itm ay at. ipu .1 Lit no ibwii all J' oj.l dunking in cofiee In fact, a mat could live out a lifetime on no tuna bers OI the lire company aim ineir nounsnuieiH limn i' eoneemr msi 1 1 I irs: 1 requested "to come' masked. 1 with a piece oi bread as a sponsc bolUf 1 nourishment than Mohr.eake ant coiree.

Dunkine. has manv ei mitirs. mu and the term is oUen misapplied, the collecting of gravy from a plate 44r ivt hoard who (a Aerf I acted as a weotion eommittee. the Delaware County Firemen Assocla TV JS women guest speakers and the hos 1 Hon and one of ten nrcmcn repre 1 iM Mf (' tl Delaware County Firemen's Association and one of ten firemen repre Hh MARKET STREETS! CHESTER. PA.

50c Indent Tooth JOA 49c 36c larbasol lb Can Nafl Dairy 49c Malted Milk. y'z Price Sale 0c Hinds Honey 25c Almond Cream 5c Pepsodent 59c Antiseptic uz. hot. Pinauds TO Both for $1.25 Absorbine 79 5c Tubes Palmolive Brusblcss S. Cream, 4 both for t)C Father John's 42c Medicine 49c 5(k Woodbury's QQ Cream Lotion )tC Pinauds Quinine and Pinaud's Shampoo Q7A or Save 43t in this Sale of HALO SHAMPOO TWO 50 Size HA10 Bottles for 48c fReg.

47 1 each! VITAMIN PRODUCTS FORs HEALTH'S NEEDS 50 cc. Oleum crcomorpheum $r7 25 Abbotts A 89c Capsules 25 Abbotts Vila Caps 1.27 I) cc. P. D. Co.

57 iNatnla SI. 00 Squibbs Ade: 79c rabiels 100 A Capsules 100 Brewers Ycasl Tablets 100 Halibut Liver Oil Capsules 39c 98 100 Vi Pcnta fi 7 $3 Pcrles Puretest Hitrh Po tency Cod Liver (M .19 on Pl Extra Features Especially Priced for Week End 2 qt. Water Bottles (guaranteed) 59c lat. Fountain ffi Svrintres, guaranteed pt. Witch Hazel 19c 17c 19c 17c 100 Aspirin Tablets 1 pt.

Milk of Magnesia Oil Wintergreen oz. Camphorated 23c 59c Oil 1 (it. Mineral Oil 1 rioz. AsDirin 5c Tablets Remember "Rel" ephedrine nlns for colds: "Rem" for coughs resulting from colds. REM for coughs 6Vc $1.00 she 79 rfiiw? 11 wti mmm 'HtvMIM' Mr.T.J'l mm itiiimwm mm B' sma fsxmmmmmmmmmmAim i 11333a the UNION I frilfiniK 1 rKWTSlm CTADC I charges iss llMHD.

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