St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 18, 1905
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That's why it keeps for years in your pantry, ready to use on a minute’s notice, without an ounce of waste. A whole case of Van Camp Cream costs you only $4.50, from your Grocer. Each case has 48 pint tins of double-thick Cream-—at about 9 cents per tin. Observe that this is Cream we're talking about,— Cream with over 12 per cent of Butter-fat in it,—nothing but rich, Sterilized cow's Cream and Milk with the water squeezed out of it, and the Germs exterminated by heat and cold. It is not that funny joke called “Condensed Milk,” which is half sugar or starch,—which looks like axle grease and tastes like Pap, and can not be used for cooking. Van Camp Cream has nothing added to it, to preserve, thicken, or cheapen it; nothing taken out of it but the germ life that sours “milk, and the water that dilutes it. A case of this Van Camp Cream on ‘bend cuts aah your monthly Milk bill one-third, and is handy as having a cow in the pantry. With heavy Cream “on tap,” at about half the Milkman's price. you can make the most delicious Dishes on short notice, at absurdly low prices, (see list in Cook Book). Even simple dishes are glorified to the palate when made with Van Camp Cream, in place of the usual blue milk, with its cream skimmed off for coffee. It's like using Butter, instead of Cotton-seed oil for cooking. You can’t realize the difference to the taste till you try Van Camp Cream in the recipe given below. Note how lowthe cost even when made of the finest Cream money can buy. Tell your grocer to send youa 48 tin case : of “Van Camp Cream” on trial, at about 9 cents atin. Or, buy a single can for 10 cents. Write for our free “Cream Cook Book’’ to Van Camp Packing Company, Indianapolis, Ind. RECIPE: Creamed Chipped Beef. \% cup of Van Camp's Cream j cup of water I cups of chipped be: f level tabloepoonfuls of b utter u level tablespoonfuls of flour aa For four people , Remove the coarse threads on the edges of the beef; cover with boiling and let stand on the back of the range where it will keep bot while the ie being made; drain the beef and etir into the sauce. beaten egg may added with the beef. Serve at once with baked potatoes. For the cream : ame the butter, cook the flour in tho melted butter until the mixture is y ea gradually etir in the Van Camp Cream, diluted with the water. cook until the sauce boile. This sauce is particularly good for bits of chicken, ham, veal or lam). for hard-cooked eggs cut in quarters and soaked onione. canlifiower, carrots, peas or asparagus _ " —— — — —— -_ — ~ ——-— eee ae ee ~ —_ . - — It means something for an article to become the largest ‘seller of its class in the world. it means a great deal more for it to remain so, year after year;—-There may be many reasons for the first—there can be no reason for the second, except distinct and sustained CIGARETTES have been almost from their introduction, are to-day and bid fair to remain the largest-selling Turkish Cigarettes in this or any other country. You'll understand why when you try them. 10 FOR 10 CENTS THE FLAG GIRLS—F xquisite reproductions of large size (6x9 incheg) in fourteen colors, of the famous paintings; seriesof 25 beautiful women in characteristic national costume. Effect »ctive decoration for den, clube room or cafe, The whole series sent post paid for 25c. i ey S, ANARGYROS 111 Fifth Ave., New York, Ss » t\ EXCURSIONS. Reliable Dentistry. _ | GOLD CROWNS, $3.09 °. TRS TH Lara neal “4 , dentists woo | cialm to do | painiess work, | our patented | meth« ds are | positive. Why GLOBE-WERNICKE ‘Vertical filing means filing " papers on edge in UPRIGHT Folders Between UPRIGHT Guides la UPRIGHT Cabinets Letters with replies at- tached are put in the same folder; When you find one a it will find the other— but you don’t find others |> that don’t belong there, be- ‘cause each correspondent ' has a separate folder. The_ UPRIGHT wav is the right waj FAMILY EXCURSION SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, lo Salem, Arlington, Jerome = Intermediate Fishing Resorts on the Meramec and Gisconade Rivers ROUND TRIP RATES $1.25 10 $2 Train leaves Union Station 7:45 a. Tower Grove 8 a. m., returning ar An. Tower Grove 10:40 p. “m., Union Station 10:50 p. m. Tickets: Union Statton and Tower Grove. take chances with others? established 25 years. All work guaranteed for 15 years, SPECIAL PRICES Until AUG. 21. bet of Teeth . Dest Set “Kk Gold Crown Kh) tracting, Gold Fillings Teeth extracied Acknowledged to the easiest Deinices extractor In St. Louls. Protective guarantee of 10 years, Dr. Tarr, Mgr.. end ekilled «staff of operators in con- vtant attendance 720 avnud best — = 75c TO ‘$1. 50 aational ‘Dental Parlors otfve lady attendants. Open i “ia aa till le BUXTON & SkinweR | ational Dental EXCURSION | _ FOURTH AND OLIVE. a : BUNKER HILL. re —_—_—_—— , LIVPCHFIELD. SHELBY VILLE. HILISBORO. MA TTOC NUAKOMIS. And tee SUNDAY, AUG. 20th via BIG FOUR RO absolutely without pain. —_——_ eee 7 , — , a ~ - » - — ——— — Rau ———— -— _—. o— . UN - si “POST-DISPATCH is the only | The POST-DISPATCHM is the onty ee teu newspaper with Associated St. Lauis newspaper with Associated ~ Day Dispatches. ‘gg Day Dispatches. ee in everything.” “First in everything.” eee PAs F , a “ uy yp Se A Pre ae £ : a : ‘ “ne a Ds ey : ee te drain Leaves Uriten Station at 8:32 a. m@. ; Liter + ene WANTED HUSBANDS CASE “SQUASHED Mrs. Bentley Forgives, but He Calls Night in Jail “Good Enough for Her.” ig Ey W* ARE getting ready for fall. Great cases of high-grade merchan- dise are being unpacked daily. All medium and light weights must move out in double-quick time. We need the room oceupied by the old to accommodate the new. The store is a veritable beehive of bar- A visit here tomorrow is bound to be productive of both pleasure and profit. The aggressive underpricings you will find on every hand will certainly appeal to your sense of saving. -Come—look around—you are welcome whether you wish to purchase or not. gains. SF te” wr ~ i> 9 edielie ut A dreads,» ; Our Semi-Annual Saleof Pant Continues to draw the crowds because it is a sale worth while—because it is a trade movement out of the ordinary and unusual in every particular—be- cause its values are greater, indisputably greater, than were ever before of- fered in St. Louis. This is not mere talk—The Model backs its every state- ment with cold facts. There were over 10,000 pairs of Trousers when this sale started. The selling has been heavy, but there yet remain great quantities to be disposed of. Come in tomorrow and examine the qualities—you'll invest in several pairs at these prices. At $2.80 there are scores of At $3.60 you can take vour patterns choice of hundreds upon hundreds of fine domestic worsteds and _ cheviots— latest shades and colorings finest waistband lining best pocketing — belt straps—excellently tailor- ei and possess the grace- ful lines of perfectly fash- ioned Trousers—in all sizes, for men and young stouts and slims. Choice of dows—they’re wonderful men—29 to 52 waist, 30 a great variety of patterns $7.80 $3.60 $4.40 65c Come Tomorrow for Choice of Any Straw Hat in the House at... Shoes About 100 yiairs Men’s Shoes on sale no restrictions: Avenue Windows. tomorrow-—-broken sizes, odds and ends—tans, blacks, patents and white canvas—mo: : — black and white me vse—mostly low cuts—ell 3 new, up-to-date -all sleeve lengths atvies teed selling at oD gee ee at, choice At $440 we give you ele- gantly hand- tailored trou- sers, made of fine import- ed Worsteds and Cheviots —wide stripes, hair-line stripes, checks, plaids and oyerplaids—light and dark shades—drawers support- ers—heel protectors—belt straps—in all sizes _ for men and youths—regulars, fine to choose from- W orsteds, made of all-wool Cheviots and checks overplaids, in light dark shades—some mostly plain bottoms —all sizes for men and young men. See them in our Seventh Street Win- Cassimeres—stripes, and and euff, All are included in this grand offer; newest braids; latest styles. See Washington a ‘Shirts Negligee and pleated bosom Shirts, made of madras and percale, in stripes or figures—gray, tan, blue and eftects ——now See these and many other after-season bargains displayed in our Seventh Street and Washington Avenue Windows. Open Saturday Till 10 P. M. Seventh end Washington Ay, for Spring ——— UNTIL AUS, 20 WE HAVE DECIDED. 10 MAKE OUR BEST SET OF TEETH FOR *2.00 Established I bis: 2 Years. The Outpost designed and made by Geo. P. Ide & Co., Summer wear, has the qualities which always distinguish RELIABLE ~ acy | DENTISTRY small 1 Panag = ye for matertal oly. work done by dentists of long ee ae who have come here from all parts of the werld to learn the only successful «rstem of Vainless Dentixtry. Only dentists of recognized ability accepted in this college. WHALEBONE PLATES Good Set of Teeth Geld Crowns ‘cost of material SAVE. PAIN. SAVE REST SET (S. 8. eiteaions GOLD CROWN. 22K. GOLD FILLINGS iitntress ie CLEANING TEETH ... Ge _ 266 suction in- eerted in every plate. It prevents the plate from falling or tipping CHICAGO DENTAL PALACE St Leuls Office, 513 Olive Street. - Cpen Dally—Ev'gs till 9 Sundays v to 4 25¢ a Ib. Delicious—Savory— COFFEE The proper balance of Aroma and Streagth. oid Plates... Gold Fillings (cost of material about) .60e Bridge work icost of material about) .61.00 All Work Guaranteed 10 Years. UNION DENTAL CO., £275. 8. K. Corner Seventh end Olive. Get away from the city’s} Sunday in the country. You can, do it at. smell eet endl IT WILL DO YOU aOrE A SPECIAL TRAIN leaves Union Station at 8+ a. m. for JEFFERSON cir Returning, arrives at St. Louis at 11:00 p. m. AUGUST 20th Stopping at various points along the Missouri River, ideal spots for recreation. GOOD FISHING, too. | ONLY $1.50 round trip to Jefferson City, Mokane, Portland, Rhineland and McKittrick ; $1.25 to Mar- thasville ; and 50c to St. Charles. Tickets now on sale at 520 bi : Street and Union Station. “THE Just You. Tr on t takes a ‘all the and it on “a a ars a 99 3’ FOR MONDAY’S WASHING You Will Wonder Why You Didn't Do So Before .. $1.00 to Augusta | + ‘ ® 4 4 * * , via M. K. & T. Railway ee 1% Fs oe r mm i re oe ‘ is eg. ; 2 Pe yr # D. rete, ~ ‘. is making "new friends every day. It contains no lye; es? made of strictly pure vege- table oils and is an abso- lutely pure soap. The pure oils of which it is made are ve ioveingy to the skin an hands white pe roe “ie For cleaning metals, glass, carpets, rugs, wood wore « mirrors, windows, linole-~ — um and hardwood ere nothing ean com it. Does twice the work in ‘half the time. At all deals ers. BUY IT T0-DAY—10 ‘CENTS, Absolutely Pure. No Lye. HOFFHEIMER SOAP co. CHICAGO Trade Supplied by — FORD & DOAN, 812-14 N. Second Street. When You’re Maybe it’s porte: maybe it’s your arms and legs and ~vt an the ee ee But eeripeee See + the arte ¢ sym . Now stop Littell’s L Sulphur Stops the Sma the bottle. worth 50¢ Ask your Grocer for uypen daily. Evenings tilt oc Sumas S 08't; *SDRUNKARDS akshak WHITE DOVE CURE never falls to The POST-DISPATCH its he. ony, craving fot cai —. supose fut be ahieh cannet exist «4 apa with — Given in any Neuhi with or que os. . new ten ef patient; a ve ROS » vag Co., Siath and W. | peagf Oe: Das, Diente. Nee way back be p- a aos | 7s | a: ed - @ at 7 Re ee Pea Pal 5 ow, ¥ . 4
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