The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 26, 1935, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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Free Cooking School Sponsored through General Electric Company by MACKEY HARDWARE COMPANY Conducted by MISS EDWINA NOLAN HAIGLAR THEATRE, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 10 A. M. Colored Servant* Will Be Seated in Balcony " I MISS EI)WINA NOT'AN I MISS EDWIN A NOLAN || I HO M E STORES Specializing in VEGETABLES and FANCY GROCERIES Courteous Service Always HOME STORES Where the Dollar Does Its Duty TWO STORES: 946 Broad 1028 Broad Ii * I; ?~ i, < |v I: ? V o % H g;: < g:.. y "* <* U4 | O ? %" ? - . U. - r &V Ui I' * i t'" < ' ? ? $ 0 Z o mi 1 o I X r*~ I ^ pgjp . I M| r^'j (W ! I fc 1 W ? FEATURES? YES! | You will, of course, find all modern convenience features in General Electric All-Steel Refrigerators. Stainless Steel SuperFreezer. Open, roomy, > completely sanitary. / Cannot chip or tarnish. / Sliding Shelves j Temperature Control \ . \ Defrosting Switch Interior Lighting Foot-Pedal Door Opener Vegetable Drawer J." \ ^1 vtaftt&L all'm\ ' vpcir nftpr vear Vw:iii u11 vi y viii that counts! New GENERAL ELECTRIC ELATOPS. Aritiocrai of modern cabinet styling. New G-E MONITOR TOP Refrigerators If you would buy a refrigerator for lasting performance look to the mechanism first. Now "ageless" G-B ealed-in-steel mechanism in all threa types?MonitorT ops, Flatops, Liftops. 5 YEARS PERFORMANCE PROTECTION for only $1 a yar Terms as low as $4.50 down $4.50 per month Mackey Hardware Company Camden, South Carolina i * 1 MISS NOLAN recommends MEL-O-TOAST BREAD 7HE GOLDEN MAID LOAF ' i ???? ' is sth cocked-Hp arms and tilled head, ' Miss Golden Maid uill knock you j She ti anls to fiirl, she says to you: i "Take me out to eat, please do!"* Miss Golden Maid tries hard to be irro- I j sistihle, ius( as Mcl-O-'l oast bread if. ! Naked carefully and lone, full of new ] ingredients blended together by special processes, it is no wonder chat Mel-O- I 1 o.isi quickly foiKed to the fore anions ! she hoe breads of America. After all . 1 words are spoken, nothing will convince j j v piu more ipinkly than a personal teat. | 1 rv Mel-O-1 oast plain and try it toast- | ed. judge it by any tests you customarily I apply to bread. \s e will not fear your | verdict. Merely give our bread a trial, I j buy Mel-O-Toast today! } ] MEL-O-TOAST White Breed MEL-O-TOAST Wheat Breed I MEL-O-TOAST Egg Breed A i at tattle al I MOST GROCERY STORES j a rut as Electrik Maid I Bake Shop I Makers of j . > _ Every Mci-O-Toast Maker V I an A'l Baker | The Golden Maid Loafl I . The Toast of Americal ! 1 : : I MISS NOLAN TO USE LANG'S Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Spices IN TUESDAY'S General Electric Cooking School Pancy and Staple Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, reasonably priced. Lang's Red Front Grocery J. K. LANG CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA Miss Edwina Nolan SELECTS Rogers' Quality MEATS MISS EDWINA NOLAN Visit the General Electric Cooking School TUESDAY, APRIL 30 And see why discriminating housewives v choose meats from QUALITY MARKETS MISS EDWINA NOLAN I TO USE I RED BAND FLOUR I AND RUMFORD BAKING POWDER I FROM I I Gladden s Fancy Grocery I "Good Things To Eat" I Phone 282 vWe Deliver| ' ;