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The Toss at a Coin
I)y FREDERICK HART
In tho prlricr ot her lfttiVr Mir
garct, Sears won giving way unto
...i.'..JI rrrlpf.
The cause of licr tears lay on the
Ll b'ftido her, n tumbled mass 01 tmio
"lj .ilk nml satin. It was n Pierrette
. ti .! iiiun nnri
costume, dainty, nnuuB, ... -frflft
from the hands of the drew
niskcri berlbboncd and bebowed, with
nompons on the slippers and a tall
lAni.,l lint, a so decorated witn pom-
5 roas-a costtimo which any girl might
L: t ... ..... nf thn lnnt and best
faijeydrcss party of the most exclusive
clnb, Dress, stockings and hat alike
c of a delicate shade of pink.
"Pink!" moaned Margaret to tier
'.'-.u. tw It must -be blue, and now
l W'i too late, and Hilly will go away
ff ind never wo me anv morel
f Tho explanation of this somewhat
dlematlc remark Was contained In a
. crumped from much reading,
UlrH lay on the dainty dressing table
it Margaret's side. It contained only
few words ;
J'Pcggy: I realize that I've made a
fool of myself and I ask your forglyc
nM. I am called awuy to Canada to
niiht to bo gone for' two months; no
.Au. .-I.. lHor will find mp. I
I on't havo timo to sec you beforo I
l: eft!-but I will get tomorrow morning's
5 pi6cr on the truin nnd lead about your
i' costume. If you wear bluo I'll know
tiat I'm forgiven. Ever, .
That note had arrived the day be
fore. Hilly was far on his way now.
ind she had no address of his ; sho bad
t once ordered a blue Pierrette cos
tume at the last minute; It had ar
rived too late to change, and it was
pink! There was no evading the dance
Hit was a social duty to go, nnd sho
lit to go in costume, and she had
searched the house in vain for bluo
ribbons, blue tulle, bluo nnythlng. There
was nothing of the chosen color to bo
bad and now it was too late!
She heard a ring at tho door. A
moment later her maid announced the
youth who was to bo her escort.
'Tell him to wait," she said dully.
"I'll M down in a mmuto. '
She put on tho pink Picttette dross
with hands that trembled at tho hooks.
There was nothing to do but go. Billy
would 8(0 tho next morning that sho
had worn pink, and would think that
be was unforglven, nnd he would not
be back for months ! Her eyes brimmed
with tears. Fftto had indeed treated her
badly.
At the club that OTeninjr It was no
ticed that Peggy Sears was not her
uiual buoyant sell, sue did not seem
to enter into the spirit of tho occa
tlon, and there was some gossip a
bit of tongue wagging to tho effect
that if Billy Fabnestocl: had not been
called nway so suddenly Peggy's smiles
might have been more visible. But
Feggy seemed as Immune to gossip as
ibe was to the gayety of the party.
Even when home "doarest friends"
tried to whisper a few pointed re
marks into her car she was unimpressed.
She had yielded to fate. To make
matters worse, there was Helen Travis,
dad exactlx as Peggy was In a be
witching shade of blue I If it had been
anyone else but nclon Travis, Peggy
would have asked her to exchange; but
it was over Helen that she had quar
reled with Billy!
Tho society reporter put tho last
touches to his copy and handed it to
the night editor. "I'm goln' home,"
he remarked. Then ho added: "Funny
thing about that party. Thero wero
two girls there dressed exactly alike,
except one was pink nnd the other
blue. I couldn't tell 'em apart, except
one was peppy and the other seemed
to have something on hor mind. I got
their names, but I flipped a penny to
tee wnieh name id put tor blue una
EVENING PUBLIC 'XEDGER-PHIDADELPHIA', THURSDAY JUNE 30, 1921
15
THOUSANDS OF GROTTOES IN BOARDWALK PARADE
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the words on her memory nnd to an
suro herself that there was no mistake.
And when sho had so assured homclf
she hugged tho paper to her bosom and
gave way to tenrs of Joy, while her
breakfast grew cold and her maid won
dered whether or not her mistress had
suddenly lost her mind.
"Hero's a funny one," said tho night
editor to the society reporter the next
evening. "Wo Just got n letter from
one of tho girls who was at that fancy
dress party the other night; sho seems
crazy about tho yny you wrote it up."
"Nothlnit funnv in that." rcnlled tho
society reporter modestly. "I can write
n pretty good story, I guess, wnen ,1
rrimt- Intrnr'n
COLLECT "GAS" TAX FREE
Auditor General Lewis Says Volun
teers Will Perform Work
llarrjnburg, Juno .'50. (By A. P.)
Auditor General Lewis today said it is
his intention to collect the new Htate
gasoline tax without tho crrploymmt of
any additional force, bur If any lccomcs
necessary, to keep It nt u minimum. Iln
has enlisted the aid of county comrnls
sinner and mercantile appraisers.
"The mercantile appraisers of Phil
adelphia nt n recent meeting," Mr.
Lewis said, "ngreed to handle all ihe
clerlonl work In connection with the
Rnsoline tax in that city without nny
additional compensation, nnd Register
of Wills James B. Shcchnn offered the
services of his corps of Investigators
without nny ndditionnl pay. Secretary
of Internal Affairs James F. "U oodwanl
has offered tho services of sealers of
weight and measures, and Major Lynn
O. Adams volunteered services of the
State police in enforcing the law." ,
get down to It hello I
from Miss Sears. That Is funny.
I.mleer Photo Service
Delegations representing Grotto organizations In 111 cities are in convention nt Atlantic City tills week
t:
the night editor. And tho copy went the telegram open. This is what she
inrougn.
read :
At 11 o'clock tho next morning Peggy
Sears opened her oyes on a dull world.
It wns raining outside a fit accom
paniment for her feelings. A rap at
the door the maid with her break
fast. "Comol" said Peggy listlessly.
The maid entered. On tho tray be
side tho shining coffee service was a
yellow envelope.
"It camo Just this minute, Miss
Peggy," said tho maid. Her heart
besting with a wild hopo. l'ejjgy tore
TTntitftefr vtn In ... lrl
Will u'l-ltn onnn 'T
papo
AV'
saw
soon. "BILL
"Hilda!" shrieked Pecgy to tho
startled mold, "get me tho morning
paper quick!"
Under tho headlines of tho account
of thn fancy-dress bnll she read:
"Miss Mnrgaret Sears and Miss
Helen Travis elected to appear as Pier
rettes Miss Travis in a dninty con
fection of pink and Miss Sears bewitch
ing in blue."
Tho rest of the account was written
1 - ,
In tho socioty reporter's best stylo;
but he would not havo been flattered
hnd ho seen how his carefully clnbor-
I ntcd description wns slighted and his
f nln Anr1nt'B fiftAHflnn fniimnil rttt trtft
lUil iVIUtVl n IlllCiUIUll 1UV.UOVII Ull HIV
two linos reproduced nbovo, which she
read over and over as though to brand
That letter's
I
was afraid sho might bo sore."
"wnyi"
"You remember I tossed a penny
nbout her nnd Aliss Travis? Well, I
found out later that I'd made a mis-tako-rgot
tho color of tho costumes
backward."
Next Complete Novelette Tlio Key to
Happiness
MAN CAUGHT IN "L" DOOR
Quick Work of Fellow-Rider Prob
ably Saves Llfo '
While getting off an "L" train at
Fifty-second and Market streets lant
night. John Rvans, nineteen years old,
221 South Fifty-second street, was
caught in tho doorway of a car and
dragged thirty feet to within ten feet
of a projecting pole, whero ho would
probably havo been crushed to death.
Quick work in the pnrt of Robert Spcd
dan, 60:!0 Spring btrcct, a pnsscngcr,
saved Evans.
Spcddan Jumpod for the emergency
brake, giving tho motormau the signal
to ston. Evans -was then taken to a
physlcinn's office nnd trentcd for cuts
nnd bruises. Ho is suffering from
shock.
wnlch tor pink.
"Oh, ucll. it
doesn't mnttcr," said
wSgaHKHX
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Two Orchestras
The Original Marimba
Band of Guatemala
Juit Arrived First
5 Appearance Anywhere and
Hugo Savino't Celebrated
String Orcbtitra
Two Dance Floort
Coolest Spot in Town
Good Food
Dancing From 8 to 1 P. M.
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Convenient Holiday Sch.dulo to
Ocean City, Sea hie City,
Stone Harbor, Wildwood
ana i.ape May.
t and iCXi RWHajr rrioe
Be.,k:. ir" . H th. too
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Philadelphia & Read
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Icy-Hots at New
Low Prices July 1st
For Your July 4th Outing
In this city, and throughout the country,
Icy-Hot Vacuum Bottles can be had on
and after July 1st at substantially reduced
prices.
Icy-Hots are on sale at all leading stores.
THE ICY-HOT BOTTLE CO 140 Second St, Cincinnati, o.
Every ICY-HOT Carries
thit Guarantee Tag
This Icy-Hot haa been thermom
eter tested before shipment. It will
keep foods or fluids steaming hot
24 hoars, or icy cold three days
regardless of outside temperature.
ICY-HOT
Vacuum Containers
MADS IN AMERICA
Paulette Helps You
Shop This Week
Paulette places only article in thit column which aha
personally comiders of unusual value. Consult her gratis
about shopping by calling Walnut 0821.
Again 25 Discount on Real French Willow
That salo of reduced finest French willow was so gratifying to
patrorfe thnt the shop will continue it. Even the original prices
were surprisingly low, and now, owing to a 25 discount, a largo
stunning $15 St. George armchair is only $11.25, a wicker daven-
Eort $33 instead of $44, etc., etc., while two specials instead of
eing less tho discount are reduced a Bar Harbor rocker from
$12.50 to $9 and a Bar Harbor armchair from $10.50 to $7.50. They
will be decorated, if you wish, very reasonably.
Kayscr & Allmnn, 1522 Chestnut St.
Pre-Inventory Sale Blouses, Sweaters
A whole delightful ensemble of blouses havo jiust had their
original prices of $3.05 to $15 'reduced to those ranging from $1.95
to $7.50 -organdies, voiles, batistes, handmades, dimities, etc.
beauties. Also nev $3.95 handmades, from best makers, are valued
at $6. The smartest ever are some $7.50 summer weight wool
slip-on sweaters with neutral neck lines to accommodate various
blouses or a tuckerette coming in black, navy,, silver gray, buff,
otc, for young girls or matronB. This model is one of the smartest
I've seen in' the shops. Lenbcrt's, 1328 Walnut St.
Three Noteworthy Articles for Men Readers
Golf hose is just now interesting men and I know where some
excellent wool heathers can bo had for only $3 $4 and $5 a pair arc
being asked elsewhere for the same quality. The same shop has
unusual $1 all-silk socks in black, cordovan and navy which are
guaranteed to wear satisfactorily or are replaced. One of the most
popular articles at present is the new little money top folk are
having so much fun with men 'commuters especially. This shop's
tops are favored because of having eight sides and costing only 25c.
Shop open until 9 P. M. Guilford's, 1430 Chestnut St.
Special Paulette Prices on Frocks
Again you and I are to have special prices all you have to do
is mention my name. This time the tempting bargains are frocks
overy one in unquestioned taste. I coaxed the good shop to give
you and me a little pro-holiday favor for our Fourth of July
wardrobes and we are to havo a group including frocks practically
every summor material for only $18.50 each, every ono of which is
$3 to $7 moro to every person out you and me until July Fourth.
But hurry to make a selection. Lilla Gown Shop. 1305 Walnut street.
Hats 1-3 Less for Paulette Readers
Really summer millinery for tho Fourth straws, organdios,
ribbon models, etc., in white and delightful pastels. Miss Hammond
is being particularly obliging to you and me this week. Any of
you mentioning Paulette will receive a discount of one-third off
every hat from $0 to $20 thus a $6 hat would cost but $4. The
original prices of Hammond hats arc usunllv 25fo below current
prices, and the extra Paulette discount for tho Fourth makes her
always gracefully smart and well-made hats bargains indeed.
Gertrude Hammond. 131 South Sixteenth street.
Iced Tea Sets and Reduced China
Tho exclusive shop which keops them claims that some iced tea
sets they havo this season, of really beautiful crackled glass, are
among tno most popular articles in their collection. Moro of them
than you would boliovo aro being sold as last-minute wedding gifts.
Tho pitchers are lidded, generous in size, and graceful, costing $1
each, and tho glasses, at $9 a dozen, aro tall and smart. Of course,
either pitchor or glasses can be used for ninny things besides iced tea.
Ask to sco some Minton and Limoges ncid gold-band china, reducod
just now, in some instances 20. Wright, Tyndale & van Kodon,
1212 Chestnut street.
Week
af Juno
Twenty-sixth
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JOcjLyt&r
Has the Vital Man
called on you yet?
If not, he will be around soon.
When he calls, ask the man what makes it run.
Tho Vital is the first successful vacuum clean
er which runs without electricity. That's why it
costs nothing to operate a Vital.
The Vital will clean floor coverings anywhere.
It is a sturdy, well-built, beautifully finished and
efficient vacuum cleaner and costs only half the
price of any vacuum cleaner that compares with
it. Get the Vital, and save in both the cost to
run and the purchase price.
That's a saving that counts these days. So
look for the Vital man,
THE VITAL SALES COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
SIX BRANCHES
119 S. 13th Street IS South 8th Street
Walnut 1153 Market 1350
2SS 5. 52nd Stieet 2763 Kensington Atsdus
Dolmont C675 Kensington 1.120
3003 N. Broad Street 1633 Columbia Ato.
Tlogo 2J59 Diamond 7069
JL AJnLBLs
Telephone or YNk M ATITniVTATTn -VAnilfM
write for free vSfeW -m , A
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For July Fourth
a 4t5 ot,JIUy. "PlUjr should tx one of (rreat rejoicing, ana
ryono should Join hand In hand and rlnjr loud the hell of liberty,
12ic
everyone
SuE1! .me" Jn Yh,ou w?. can lvo t0 tl18 PUbUo the boot quality of
S" V0" far, bolow aU other meat etores, because we buy by the
BBEPOO therefore It la cheaper for you at tho MAHICET STHBET
A Picnic Shoulder for the
Fourth of July Picnic
They are nice and lean, and we have them tn aU
suae, at lb
Prime Rib Roast, Pin Bone, Rump or Bolar Roast, JP
all solid meat iuDC
S lbs. of Briskeb Beef for soup, lb.
3lb8; of Breast of Spring Lamb, nt lb.
oirioin, Kump or Kound Steak, lb
cr" b6" tr,mmf,d Cut from the "nest Krown cattle money
Hioe lean, thtc and meaty ofi
Bacon, equally masked, lb. OC
By tho pleco or wo allco It for you
on our own machine
Soiled Ham, lean and sweet, Cf
pound ... OUC
Wo sltcn It for yon on our
own mnchlne
25c
10c
30c
Iiunoh Roll, our own make
for 4th of July Plcnlou
ITice lean regrular Buirar
cured Ilima, S to 10 lb
iiNernije,
Nice lean sugar cured skin
ned baok Hams, IS to 25 lb.
ineraRu
ZInlf Smokee, best in the
City j pound . , ,
Hoef and Ham Bologna, the
finest made; pound
30c
30c
15c
15c
30c
AU Outs Suirar Oaraa -I n i
Corn Boefi pound .tQ.
nice moaty Biuokod Butts,
or cottage nam, nound
Any mze you want
uonelese ueok or shin of f oi
beefs for stewtnff, lb. . 12'C
Hlo, icon, fro ah ground 1 0 1
Hamburg1 Steak, lb. JLZ'g'C
3 lba. of Breast or Meek o nr
Veal at, lb. . . . &OC
3 lbs. of Country Scrapple, OCJ,
Special for Hummer nt OC
3 lbs, of X, Z, oieomor- rc
frarine OUC
Beat Creamery Sutter in . ng
lb. Prints at, lb. . . uOC
The hind wo nlways use.
noinmn dui tne beat.
MARKET ST. BEEF CO.
5221-23-25 Market St. and 5939 Market St.
Doatlat the Store Most Convenient tn Von
iCloicd 4th of July all day. For your convenience, wo are opened
'jmmwmmmmmmmtmmm Saturday, until JO,3q P, JM, HBMHajHaiH
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July 4th. the srreat national holiday, has come to be a day of picnics.
(5 It is an ideal way of spending the holiday.
fe Get the folks together, from little Willie to dear old Grandma, and
Jg get out in God's pure sunshine and enjoy yourselves.
E Let us help you with your picnic basket. We have a big assort-
f-s ment of everything needed.
Closed All Day Monday, July 4th
Open Saturday Night Until 10:00 P. M. to Better Serve You
NOTE Don't overlook your extra supplies of Louella Butter,
Gold Seal Eggs, Victor Bread and ail the things needful to carry you
over until Tuesday morning.
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July 4th Picnic Requisites g
Asco Pound Cake. ib. 25c
Two Styles Plain Pound and Fruited
Made from absolutely high-grade, pure ingredients in the Asco way. You
will want n pound or two extra for the picnic. Sold Fridays and Saturdays only.
Pt Unccda Brscuit pkg., 6c
Best Red Salmon can, 30c
Choice Sardines. ...3 five-cent cans, 10c
li Sour Pickles big hot., 18c
fe Fancy Queen Olives bot., 12c, 22c
3 Fancy Stuffed Olives bot, 13c, 23c
p Sweet Pickles bot., 18c
to. Pure Jolly glass, 10c
American Maid Catsup bot., 10c
?1 Pure Table Mustard glass, 7c
HH "Asco" Mustard (The Best Made) jar, 12c
E? "Asco" Pork & Beans can, 6c & 10c
....pkg., 20c
,can, lie, 16c 1g
Jiggtlme Cake Flour . .
Calif. Tuna Fish
Potted Meats can, 5c, 10c
"Asco" Dried Beef pkg., 10c
"Asco" Peanut Butter glass, 9c
Domestic Swiss Cheese Ya lb., 12c
Rich New Cheese lb., 21c
Kraft Cheese can, 1214c
Assorted Fruit Jams jar, 15c
Princess Salad Dressing bot., 25c
Butter Thin Biscuits pkg., 13c
Wax Lunch Paper roll, 4c
Nabisco Wafers pkg., 10c
HH Be sare to make yoar Sandwiches with Victor Bread jast 6c a Big loaf
Lemon Cookies, ,b- 15c
for the holiday. A very dainty Tidbit
Regular 19c value. Price cut special
and a safe cake for the children.
Continuing Our Big Canned Fruit Sale g
Coming just beforo tho Great National Holiday, this sale offers many econ
omies In supplying the picnic basket.
We guarantee every item to be our usual standard of quality, and at these
SPECIAL DOZEN PRICES it will pay every housekeeper to buy a liberal supply.
Fancy Sugar Plums Bcn 12c: - $1.40
You will enjoy this big, ripe, luscious fruit of excellent quality.
t
California Sliced Peaches
Fancy California Peaches ni
Extra Fancy California Peaches . niK
Sliced Pineapple aiediom
Sliced Pineapple mB
Grated Pineapple aimium
Choice California Apricots
Fancy California Apricots 3K
Can, ioc;
can. 23c;
can. 29c;
Can. 23c;
can, 29c;
con, 19c;
Can, IOC
can, 25c;
16c; dozen, $1.85
" $2.65
" $3.40
" $2.65
" $3.35
" $2.20
" $1.75
" $2.90
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cR.T Grated Pineapple t to 1 lc;$1.25 .
A delicious dessert, ready to serve. Nice for making Sherbets, Ice Cream, etc.
Pi iSc
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Butter
Taste 111
Herds of gentle, lowing cows, by brooks that sing
happily as they go their way through Nature's glorious
parlors what a picture! And Louella that is born
there what an exquisite butter!
Richland Butter ,b 40c
Puie creamery prints. Big value.
Gold Seal Carton
Eggs of twclvc
For hard-boiled eggs, tho big Gold
pal beauties aro favorites because of
their dependability.
40c
Stricllv Fresh
r doz.
Lggs
guaranteed absolutely
35c
Every
fresh.
egg
Victor Big
Bread Loaf
6
The Victor Loaf is very
popular for picnics be
cause of its fine quality,
its large size and low
price. It is known as
"tho big b&ndwich loaf."
Jams and Jellies
Pure Jellies glut, 10c
Pure Apple Butler .. . .co, 15c
Soutbwtrk Jimi (assor'd) jir, 15c
Del Monte Jami ... cm, 15c
Del Monte Marmalade... can, 15c
Curtice Jami jar, 25c, 29c
Pure Candies
Crritallized Jelly Dropt, M: lb., 15c
lleriher Foil-Wrapped
Chocolate Belli U lb., 13c
Crtam Mints . . lb., 25c
Campfire Manhmallowi pkf., 17c
Asiorted Cbocolatei Ib. box, 39c
Butterfly Minti pkn 5c
leas
1 i -lb- pkg., 23c
' 4 -lb. pkg., 12c
IpkI Ten mHilp nith ,co
OrniiKd l'ekor ur him India
Ccjlon nlll tukn thnt "ivllteir'
(relln? out of ou eitn on
the hottest ilii)H.
Orange Pekoe, India Ceylon, Old
Country Style, Mixed, Plain Black
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the
difference?
Picnickers havo hearty appetites, and there's nothing to
top the dinner off like a cup of the delicious Asco Coffee.
Calif. Aiparagui . . tall can, 18c
Calif. Seeded Raiiim pkg., 28c
Calif. Seedlcn Raisim pkt.. 24c
Ulue note Uice
Choice Rice .
Beit Honduras Rice
Mixed Vegetables. ,
Asco Evap. Milk . ,
Asco Corn Flakes .
2-Min. Wheat Food
lb., 5c
.lb. pkg., 7c
lb. pkg., 10c
small can, 5c
. .can, 6c, 12c
ptg., 9c
. ..pkg., 7c
To Beat the Heat
Here'i a Treat I
Sarsaparilla
Ginger Ale
Root Beer
bot
i2y2
$1.45 d-
Par Grape Juice, pt. bot., 29c
Keep a dozen bottles handy.
Asco Jelly Powder. . . pkg., 9c
Gold Seal Flour. 5. lb. bag, 33c
Asco Baking Powder, can, 5c,9c, 17c
Asco Oleomargarine
Asro Sliced Dacon
Asco Cornstarch . ,
Pork & Beans
Asco Peas
Asco Macaroni . . ,
'Asco Spaghetti ...
lb., 25c
.. .pkg., 18c
..pkg., 7c
big can, 10c
can, 19c, 21c
.3 pkgi , 25c
3 pki., 25c
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