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JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
i Nancy Wynne Tells of Visits and Entertainments of the
Smart Set Miss ua Costa Given Dinner by the
George Brookes at Southampton
..., ! jtATiTRTl In entertaining
LjC9,Io Da Costa for a fortnight
., her mother's place in Southampton.
She hnn been uoing u ..- - --
. ther0 this summer, nntl, bollcvo me,
tLillc knows how to do It. She Is the
' Tuthtcr of Mrs. George Brooke, of
1 monbury House, Ithan, you know.
0. Saturday nlSht Mr. nnd Sirs.
Brooke pave a delightful dinner party
In honor of Jessie.
Both Lucille nnd Jessie arc populnr
fr, Jessie camo out last year and
iu been having n wonderful time ever
dnce She Is tho daughter of Mr.
Charles F. Da Costa, of Ashwood,
vnunnvn and n cousin of Christine
X'K.?lir who will bte a debutante
SJr.lier mother, who died .cvernl
..,. no was Juliet B ddle, thedaugh
V. of Mr" Henry Williams Blddlc. of
BNh lolnch. "noli, and a sister of Mrs.
willlnm" rilddle Cadwolader. who was
MlWred 11 lddte. J hear that Jessie will
stay with Lucille for wo weeks.
AN INTERESTING "house party was
clveii over the week-end by Mr.
,nd Mrs. Roland I Taylor nt their
Snider place In Winter Hnrbor. -Me.
X Tnvlors have n beautiful place nt
Omnedd Valley nnd have glwn n great
gSr entertainments there for their
Anihtfr. One daughter, Mnrjory,
Sirfled Gordon Hardwlck about two
Mrs hgo, and they have the swectes
Slid Those who spent the week-end
,t Winter Harbor were Elizabeth Anne,
the Taylor"' other daughter, Mary
Fahnestock, Adelaide B. NcwHn Alfred
Beeves Hunter, William Newbold Ely,
Jr., and Charles Stewart Wurts, Jr.
IF ANY. OMi is iisapiiouin: "-
they won't? be going to the Denckla-
Kp.lct,Wone
may be cneereu up u " " y-
that there are to be a lot of pretty wed
dings around that time, so there 11 be
p enty to go to. Atlee Downs nnd Rob
Fiiher are to be married In early Octo
ber I hear, and Julie Raker's wedding
I, to be on the 15th. and I hear Betty
Elliott's date is some time that month,
and there's still another, but they have
not divulged the fact to the general pub-
Atlro Downs was one of the very
prettiest debutantes of last season, and
she ii bound to make an exquisite bride.
She is so lovely, too. Indeed. I think
Bob Fisher Is one of the luckiest men
I know to huvo won such n chnrmlng
rlrl. Atlee Is the youngest of the Downs
jlrls. Her eldest sister. Ressle, mar
ried Rowland Evans, and Phoebe mar
ried Jack Sergennt. of New Haven,
who is a cousin of Bob Fisher. Inciden
tally. Mr. Fisher was In California last
winter, and I have not heard whether
they will live out there or not. I can t
help hoping, however, that they will
jtay near home. I don't like so many of
our loveliest women marrying out-of-town
men. One misses them so much.
I HAVE never heard anything to equnl
the doings at Deauvllle in Fronce
this summer. I was talking last week
to a woman who spent several weeks
there, nnd the astonishing part about It
all Is thnt the strongo bathing costumes
lure not only been worn by chorus girls
nl actresses, but by some of the people
you know nnd I know. One girl, I'm
told, appeared on the bench in a one
piece garment of brilliant scarlet satin,
the skirt of the garment coming down
to about three inches nbovo the knee,
and the stockings thereof simply were
not. It wns n case of "ain't goln' to bo
no stockings," nntl they nlntcd. She
did not seem to mind tho stares cither.
I wot, told, but over here she's just us
propsr as can he. Can you beat It?
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Miss ("hrlstlno Padwnlader, daughter
Of Dr. and Mrs Williams Diddle Cftd
wlafler. of Ilndnor, who will bo ono
of tho most popular nnd feted debu
tantes of tho comlner season, will bo tho
neat of honor at a ball, which her par
ents will give on Friday evening, De
cember 23, at tho Rltz-Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Riddle, of
On the Hill, Olen Riddle, who have been
Bending a part of tho summer at their
place at Saratoga, X, Y., will return
homo early next month. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Walter M. Jeffords, who have been tho
guests of Mr and Mrs. Riddle for a
rronth, will return on September 2.
Mrs. Herbert I Clark , of Bryn
Mawr, who has been spending the sum
fnr traellwr In Europe, will return
home tho latter part of September.
Mr 'William Lord Sexton and his son,
Mr. Erie H Sexton, of Highland avenue.
Chestnut Hill, who are traveling In Eiik
land and France, will return home Oc
tober 1,
Mr, and Mrs. Harrison S. Morris nnd
their daughter. Miss Catharine Wharton
Morris, of tho Annex, Oak I.nne, who
are spending the summer at their villa
at Jamestown. R. I , will return home
the latter part of September.
t Miss Mirgnr't K Curtis, of Ovcr
hrook, Is vlalMnpr Mr nnd Mrs Edwin
A. Bookmyer nt their cottago In Oiclsea
Mr and Mrs. .Tames Starr and their
daughter. Miss Sarah Logan Starr, of
piney avenue, Ocrmantown, whd have
Men spending tho summer nt Noa
Bcotln, will return home early next
month.
Miss Oertruds Gilbert of Red Top,
Susquehanna road and Washington
Isne. Rjdal, In nt the Homestead, Hot
Springs, Vn , for (ecral weeks.
Mr, Jo?eph E Wldener. who has been
at Newport with Mrs. WUIener for tho
ason, has returned to1 Lynnvwood
Jiall, his country placo nt TJIklns P.nk
or a few dajs.
. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hrorlc, Mr.
John W. Brock, Jr. Mr Arthur Brock
and Mr Normnn H. Brock will remain
Quito late In the autumn at tholr sum
mer home, Upton, near Wyncoto, bofoie
"turning to their town house- nt 1417
cprOca street.
Mrs J Howard Glbion and her son
ana. daughtcr-ln-law, Mr. nnd Mrs.
pnrvC Gibson, of 2001 Walnut street,
nave been spending tho grenter pare of
Jn summer at Faliy Hill, their countiy
Home near Jenklntown
Mrs J. Sims Wilson, her dnughter
and son, MIbh Mary Wilson and Mr
Jonn Sloan Wilson, of College avenue,
are spending the summer nt their
Placo near Penllyn
i Xir,nni1 SI,B 1'ud p- Vollers, of nrex
i Hill nro receiving congi.itulatlons
ion the birth of a daughter on August
" Mrs Vollers before her marriage
fas Miss Dorothy Wall, dnughter of
r and Mrs.. Charles V Wall
rw,1!', a,ncl ?Irs Ernest L. Vnrnall. of
"end-n-Hond, Mojlan, who have been
tor, ng through New England, aro
"ending n few days nt Mnnchestor,
m.. ... . t...., , . ..
Ur, !' " i ui rreeman, or ."woy- I
i.H'. v," have been nbroad for several i
5,e.e.s and nre now In I'nrls. will sail
lr this. countiy on Thursda i
leMr' 'd Mrs. Harry Broughall Pep
m, pP'er'B parents. Mr nnd Mrs
WoMal" SIcl"tlre1 nt their homo In
ofr'r, nml. MrH Frederick n Roth,
to r.orH la.,n('' Chestnut Hill, have go. o
l0ah0an City, to rumaln until af er
Uan2r Da. Thelr """-In-law and
"UEhter. Mr anil Mrs ni,n,iD. MV'
Lt,n1vn.?n,n..!'n.enrtlnF so,o tlmo'nt '
- i.ivi.i, win jnm mem later.
thJl1'' .nndLMrs. Frank Bnldlnrt, with
pflUS"' ?llBf "achel Baldlno
" .8 Pierce atreet, aooompanied by
i
Mr. Anthony Do Luca, Mrs. Baldlno'i
brother, are spending two weeks In
North Wlldwood, N. J.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Frank Webb, of Jenklntown, If
(pending tho summer at Capo Cod,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Mnrtlndale,
Jr., of Oak Lane, have been spending
the summer at their cottngo at Ocean
City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Best, of
Twelfth street and Ansley road, Melrose
Park, spond tho week-ends nt Chelsea,
whero they nre tho guests of Mr. Best's
father, Mr. Conrad Best, nt his cottage.
Mrs. Best beforo her marrlago in June
was Miss Knthcrlno Trefz Splolberger,
of Gcrmantown.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Park Moore of
Wlldorcllff. Elklns avenue. Elklns Park,
nro spending several weeks nt Onion
Hall, Wernersvlllc, Pa.
Mrs. Warren Paxscm, of Melrose
Park, has returned from Atlantic City,
whero she spent part of August.
QERMANTOWN t
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Glocker,
of 484(1 Pulaski avenue, have returned
from spending two weeks nt tho Break
ers. Ocean City.
--... wvv,.., unci, u. urIHUUI llll'l
Grccno streets, hns returned from
wiii xuuynanna, i'a . wnero ho has
been in camp with the 108th Field Ar
tillery for two weeks.
Miss Katherlno Kelly, of 6610 Boyer
street, In visiting relatives In Absccon,
in. J., for two weeks.
r5lr-?nd Mrs. Goorgo McMahom. of
6633 Chew street, havo gone to Wild
wood, for n month. .
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles McNeely Craw
ford and their family, of 4643 Fern-
..... iuuu. nuve reiurneci irom spending
a week in Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvln II. Grebo, 6321
aermantown avenuo, left on Saturday
td spend a week In Ocean City.
Mr. nn,1 AT llf.l r r 1-
B3Bo Lena street, havo been In Ocean
City slnco early summer.
KCoIr nndMrs- Phl"P p- Coleman, of
65i Enat Mayland street, have returned
from visiting relatives In New England
slnco early summer,
TIls,a,rE1Jzabeth Woodward and Miss
vr..8 S0?w,a.Jd' daughters of Mr. and
fl.E-uP- Wopdward, of 613 Brlnton
In,. i returned from spending
some tlmo In Asbury Park.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
nraioniav rsi, oorBe W. Wolfstcln.
or 1001 North Broad street, aro receiv
ing congratulations on the birth of a
son, George W. Wolfsteln, Jr., on Tucs
?,.AUBU. 18- Mrs- Wolfsteln wna
,2. mcy JIIts Margaret Mnyer. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton O. Mayer.
Mrs. Fannie B. Lesser, of 4642 North
xentn streot, has announced tho engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Hortenso B,
LcsBer, to Mr. Solomon Llnkor.
,.?.I.!';..nntl aIr?- s- Lnngstadter nnd tholr
V,i " Avl": ,llss "0Be Langstadtcr and
Alias Carrlo Lnngstadter, of 1920 Poplar
street, aro nt Wcrnersvllle, Pn.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Barnes, of Elmlra,
jV ., aro the guests of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert
Cadwallader, of 1200 Marlyn road.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Flnkot and their
amuy have returned to their home, at
5316 Baltimore avenue, after a motor
trip through the Adirondack Mountains.
,JIr. and Mrs. Francis J. Glelch, of
1038 Belmont avenue, nre receiving con
gratulations upon tho birth of a daugh
ter, Marie Frances Glelch, on August
24. Mrs. Glelch will bo remembered as
Miss Marie J. Thornton.
Miss Margaret Shlllenn, of Clearfield,
Pa.. In tho Client nt Vla AllfA rM.n..
of 4030 Locust street.
Mrs. E. J. McClces and Miss Dorothy
McClees, of 4002 Walnut streot, aro
spending two weeks at Lavolette, N. J.
FRANKFORD
Mr. and Mrs. G. Latch, of 1638 Allen
grove street, aro spending a few weeks
at Ocean City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Llstcoe. of 1829
Harrison Btrcet. have returned from a
month's stay at Wlldwood.
Miss Madcllno Nowbold, of Frnnkfonl
avenuo nnd Orthodox streot, Is enter
taining MIS3 Mabel Brown, of Pitts
burgh, for a few dns at Atlantic City.
Dr. George C Hnnno- and Mr. Percl
val Hanna, of 1840 Frankford avenue,
nnd Mr. Gcorgo Alvln Snook nro spend
ing some time In Aroostook County,
Maine.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. P. Matheson. of
Northwood, aro bpcndlng a month at'
Lako George, N. Y.
.M.,,Ja.me", "uehes and his family,
of 4722 Griscom street, aro cm a two
weeks' stay nt Stono Harbor. N. J.
Mr. nml Mm T M.ni.1. nHA
automobile tour through New England
and will bo gono for thrco weeks.
NORRISTOWN
Announcement has been inndo of tho
marriage of Miss Sarah C Winner, of
Philadelphia, and Mr. Horace E. Htyer.
of 1019 DeKnlh street, (his city, on
August 22 In Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Polev, of
Whitehall road, celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary on 'August 23,
when a family reunion was held nt tho
Poley home. They havo two children.
Mrs. Edwin G. Kurtz nnd Mr. C. Milton
Poley.
Miss Cathnrlno Bookman, of East
Fornanco street, entertained at a porch
party at her homo to meet Miss Jesslo
Gotwals, of Philadelphia, who ia visit
ing In tills city. Tliero wero six guests.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs Walter H. Corkrnn, of Media has
been thn guest for a fortnight of 'Mrs
Henry M Wliz at her cottngo nt Port
Jclfeison. L. 1 Mis Wliz will return to
her home In Wnlllngford FOino tlmo In
September
Mrs A J. Seltzer nnd her daughter
Mrs, L F Brown, of Mlllbourne, aro
spending some time at tho Hotel Elberon
AtlnUitlo City.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur B. Adams havo
been entertaining their nephew, Mr
Wnrren, Sensenlck, of Portland, Ore. at
their homo In Moylnn for a fortnight.
Mr. Sensenlck left a few days ago for
Boston, where ho will enter the Massa
chusetts Instltuto of Technology,
MOORESTOWN
The Rev Leo Dlneen Is spending two
weeks nt Hampton, N. J.
Mr George M Ilillman, Jr., of West
Mnln streot, has sailed on tho George
Washington to lslt England nnd
France
Miss Mildred Benners Is nt Ocenn City
ns n guest of Dr nnd Mrs Charles
Beldert, of Philadelphia.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
MISS ELEANQtt
CUMMINGS
Daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. How
ell CutnmltiffS, of
tho Wellington,
whoso engagement
to Mr. Willanl
John Mason, of
Chicago, has
ccntly been
nounccd
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Wh wrp --wV??
didn't think the C.nncln hnd it In hcrl
Tell you whnt let's do. I'm linf?
ns n pup. hot's seo whnt this old hotel
hns to offer In the way of food, and
then go Imck. Shnll we?"
In the faco of this complete ndmls
rnksion of tho superiority of hf car
Margaret wni disarmed, ahoy entered
the hotel nnd ordered largely of food.
While they were waiting for the order
to bo filled Bob bent toward Margaret.
"Peggy, dear, I didn't come over to
ineo with you. You've proved thut you
havo the better car. Now, won't you
let mc tell yon that I levo you?"
Margaret blushed; but the lock on
her face as she turned toward the
young mnn wii enough for him. Ho
would have token her In his nrms then
nnd there, but the waiter returned and
(he coincntlona had to be observed. It
was not till they Imd returned that he
received her final answer nnd left fot
his own home, tho hnpplcst man In the
world.
As he flew over tho rood, after hav
ing promised to come to cull ngnin on
the very next dny, he apostrophized his
fulthful Bramble.
"We had to let her heat us this nf
ternoon, old thing," he said an the
speedometer showed seventy-two. "But
now you can hump yourself all you want
to. Go to It I"
"Ilonk-honkl" replied tho faithful
Bramble.
LITTLE
BENNY 'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
Mo nnd pop was eating brckfist this
morning, pop reeding the pnper nnd
eating at the same time and mc Jest
eating and asking pop dlffrcnt ques
tions about dlffrcnt subjecks, saying,
Hay, pop, do you think a grasshopper
could Jump fiO times as far if It was
DO timed no big?
It raltc nnd .It mite not, thats the
nccrcst I can come to It, and now let
me remfnd you ngen that Id like to
reed my paper, scd pop.
Being about the llth time he had
reminded me, me thinking, I gess I
better not nsk him enythlng cits.
WIch Jest then I talsted my egg
nnd it talsted like n egg that mile of
tnlstcd all rite once but tnists fenrsc
now, nnd I sed, G wlzz, liny pop.
Stop, quit, lay off, wot did I Jest
tell you? Eat your egg, fed nop.
But hoy, pop, nnd pop sed. ho hays
nhout It, now do jour rnrn but hew II
ful Imitation of a doff and dum elnui.
Eat your egg.
Wirh I storied lo keep on doing,
talsting even fenrser than it did wen
I dldent Ixpert It to taint that way,
and nop opened hl nnd talsted It
and (hen smelt 1, tsayhig, Good nltc,
this egg cou'd tell jou tho story of
tho flood If It could tnwlc. Meenlng
how old It wan, nnd he ted, Benny
docH your egg talst queer?
It did, Ivo got It all nte now. I sed
Wat In heavens name did you wunt
to eat it bad egg for? cd pop. and I
sed, Well G. heck, pop, every time
I started to tell you about It jou told
mr to cat it.
Well of 'all the stupid dum Ignorant
tricks I ever herd of tlints the stupidest
dumnrest nnd lgnornntest. sed pop And
lie kepp on tnwklng innil nt me till he
finished his brcklist. 1'ioUng some
times you innke pecple mndder In doing
wnt the foil you than wnt jou would
if (iu dldent
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A High-Speed Courtship
By FREDERICK HART
THE big gray racing car plunged
nround a sham curve, skidded
wildly, righted itself, and shot ahead
up tho straight, with iti speedometer
climbing steadily from fifty fifty-five
sixty closo to sixty-three. Its lone
occupant was a girl a girl enveloped
in a white dust-coat, wearing a snug
motoring cap and gauntleted gloves that
were gripping the wheel of the power
ful machine with n sure clasp, thnt
seemed to Indicate complete mastery of
the Iron horse that was surging under
her. Tho roar of tho exhaust and tho
high eong of the tires on the smooth
rnn,I rlrmrnorl nil other noisCS. Another
curve showed nhend ; and the girl, set
ting her teeth, took it at full speed. She
passed a car coming in the opposite
direction with n rush thnt left Its occu
pnnts gasping In nmazement. But the
girl cared nothing for f lightened pas
sengers or danger to hcrbelf. She was
saying ns she nursed her car to on even
higher burst of speed, "I'll show him!
I'll show him!"
About a mile behind her n car. some
what llko her own, was making even
more reckless time over the road. It
wns painted n dull brown and bunt; in
long stream lines that gave it the ap
pearance of something which would
scorn anything under sixty miles nn
hour. At its wheel wns seated a oung
man, so enveloped in coat, cap and gog
gles that nothing could be fiecn of his
features.
Ah he urged his machine down
rnn.i ho kent saying to himself:
Scott I Why did bhc want to run away
liko that? I've got to catch her!
Tho cause of this mad rnco down a
country road was ono of those little
things that bring about great effects.
Bob Hathaway hnd gono to call on
Margaret Elliot with tho firm Intention
of proposing to her ; a thing which ho
hnd been on the point of doing for the
last two months. To do her Justice.
Margnret was perfectly aware of this
intention on the part of young Mr.
Hathaway; and In her mind she hnd
decided what her answer was to be. But
Bob unfortunately for him, was au en
thusiast on the subject of his big Brnm
blo roadster, while Margaret had but
ohe passion her own Gancia Eight,
which she drove, tended nnd repaired
herself. Bob. on colling, had unwisely
boasted of the time ho had made in
coming oer a dlstanco of eight miles.
Margaret had replied that she often
mmle the distance in several seconds
less. This hnd started an argument
which hud drifted, ns such arguments
do from a friendly dispute into a defi
nite intention on the part of both par
ties not to give in to each other. Mar
garet had suddenly challenged Bob to
u raco to Baxter, fifty miles away, nml
before he had hnd time to object she had
hastened to the garage, run out her our
and wns flying up the road. Bob, a lit
tle angry, followed nt his best speed.
The result wns two cars madly careen
ing, for n dlstnnt goal and n perfectly
good proposal scattered to tho winds.
The Gnneln had had n few yards
start, which its fnster pick up' had
lengthened to nearly n mile beforo Bob
fior his heavier machine Into its full
swing: hut once ho hnd opened tlio
throttle, thn Bramble began to rut
down tho distance. Twenty miles out
of Baxter he wns less than n half mile
behind, and gaining steadily. He ex
ulted under his breath, nnd pushed
the throttle the last fraction of nn inch
toward the floor. Tho cor boomed under
him and ate up tho strip of toadway.
He was gaining bo would win.
At that moment, fifteen miles from
the gonl, Inspiration visited Mr. Robert
Hathaway. He grinned a giin to him
i elf. A well-known cluiup of trees shot
past; Bob knew thnt a qunrter of n
mllo further on the rood straightened
Into n stretch thnt ran eight miles with
out n curve, ending with u sharp climb
and then a twisting descent iuto tho
town of Baxter. He drew up till he
wns about n hundred yards in the rear
of Margaret's Gancia, to that ho was
sure that she snw him in the little mir
ror on tho left fender; nnd there he
hung aw the two cars rounded tho Inst
curve and shot into the long straight
away. He saw Margnret glance slightly to
one side tho top of bcr head was visi
ble over tho rear of her car nnd then
tho Ijanciu uttered a defiant roar and
sped down the straightaway. Bob re
plied with n long blast on his horn, anil
settled himself for tho finish. But here
nn ninnzing thing happened. The Bram
ble besnn to loie. At the beginning of
tlio straight it had been apparently
gaining; but ns tho rond wittered under
nn- wiicciH oi the two cars the Gancia
slowly but surely drew nwny. Mile after
mile of the rond slipped past, nnd nt
each mile the Bramble was n little
farther behind. Bob looked at his
speedometer and grinned ngaln. Tho
figures "OS" showed in the little win-
Ciow, nnd his throttle was n good half
inch from being pressed down to tho
limit.
"She's making about sixty-ninc," he
thought to himself. "That's the bent
she can do with that old bus of hers
and nt this rato phe'll beat me to Bax
ter by a good two miles. O. K. !" And
he chuckled ns he expressed a tendency
of the Bramble to increase its speed.
Th,r IV1 slx rallcs "f fiPir Journev
wns finished in this order. As tho whito
steeplo thnt marked tho town of Bax
ter showed above the trectops Maigaict
urging her car to a last effort, saw her
speedometer register seventy. A glance
nt the mirror showed that her rival was
nowhere to be seen. Shu finished tho
lust mile nnd slowed down to n sednto
thirty as she entered the main street:
there, beforo the one hotel, that the
town boasted she stopped nnd wuitcd.
It was n pood threo minutes beforo
l.er rival drew up behind her. He
Imped from his seat and looked solici
tously over his machine ; then ho went
up to her.
"Well, you beat me. all right!" he
announced with a sunny smile "I
MAIIKKT AT lHTH
11 A M TO It V M.
THE OLD NEST.
KUPERT HUGHES'
Ad'lnl nmVAItD AMIANO. Tlnritnno:
JI'I.KS PKM.A ROBA. Boy VlollnUt
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THIS WEEK-FinST PRESENTATION
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WANDA HAWLEY
In "THE SNOB"
VlfTHPIA MAHKET ST. ab. 0th
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"A TALE OF
TWO WORLDS"
A GOUVEBNEUR MORRIS STORY
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CAMDEN
30 N. Third St.
Atlantic rity
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J. B. Sheppacd & Sons
D. & J. Anderson
GIMGHAMS
For School Frocks
Broken plaids in yellov?, white and block.
Large plaids in green and tan, green and
blue, white and black.
Stripes in blue, green, lavender and b
pink,
rown.
Plain colors in the right shades of brown, pink,
blue, lavender, rose and maize.
A bit
Another quality at a less price.
whito
or wnilO Dtaue or nnnin of tU 1 1
prists makes a dainty trim for a gingham frock.
Or, the collar and cuffs may be gingham of
another hue that will contrast prettily with colors
of the gown.
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SEAT SALE TODAY
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Wilbur & Mansfield
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A Clean Cut of 21
in the Price of Potatoes!
We are proving constantly that "it pays to deal at the Asco Stores," where
Quality Counts and your money goes the farthest. Thousands of folks are
taking advantage of our reduction on the popular Asco Corn Flakes ; last
Thursday we made a special three-day cut in the price of Butter and Eggs.
Today we are giving you an opportunity to save on potatoes.
Finest Quality
Potatoes
Va Pk
(334lbs)
Vz pk OVz lbs), 25c; '2 bu (30 lbs), $1.00
Carefully selected. Big, dry, mealy fellows that cook like balls of
flour. Sold by weight, guaranteeing you your full money's worth.
Wafers
Cocoanut
Macaroon W aierS lb
A very tasty tidbit Special price while
they last. Freshly baked for this sale.
saunsWeet Prunes ib 10c-17c
From the sun-kissed orchards of the
golden West. Very healthful.
ctcaiif. Asparagus out 12c
Iry it creamed on
Long, tender spears.
toast some evening.
Asparagus Tips can 35c
Asco Corn Flakes now 1ck
Crisp and delicious. Be sure to take
advantage of this bargain.
Asco Evaporated Milk . . . .can 12c
Good Things for Your Picnic Basket
Rich Creamy
Cheese lb
Ver7 tasty in candwlchen or
baked trlth "Asco" Macaroni
25"
"Asco" Mustard,
jar
Absolutely pure. TUo best
mnile.
12'
Fancy Domestic
Sardines, qi cans Ac
Tour choice of oil or muataril
dressing.
"Aioo" Prifxl IVrf .. .pUir. lOo
Klldiorn Krnft C'hrcnr, mil 121&C
fancy Itml Salmon ....ran 23c
Bent rink Salmon . . . run lie
California Tuna FUh, can 1CM.V:
J'ottrd MmtH can .'.-10c
"Aco" l'runut Butter, eIu.im Uo
Turn JelUni cIiiah IOc
AxMorted Fruit Jam . . .Jar l&c
Unela UUoult pk( Co
Xablftco WnforM . ..like 10c
III- hour I'lcklri . do 1S
American Maid Catsup, bot llo
India Itrllsh . . botf ITr
rrlncenn .saliul I)rmlnc, hot -3o
hohlmmolS ulad UrclnK, 12o
Wnxed I.unch I'aprr . roll 4c
I'ur Cream Mlntu . . lb 2flc
I.cmon Drops iD 20o
llershey's Chocolate IMla,
Vi lb SSc
12C
m hot
$1.45 doz
fiiiy a dozen assorted for oer
Labor Day.
Sarsaparilla
Ginger Ale
Root Beer
Pure Grape Juice,
pt bot
A very nourlhlns and economi
cal tblrat-quencbcr
23'
Fancy Queen
Olives, bot
10c 20'
Be Hure to put a bottle or two
In your picnic basket.
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Gold Seal
Eggs
carton of
twelve
Eggs are not "just eggs" the
beauties prove that there can be a
They're the pride of the farmyard.
46c
big Gold Seal
big difference.
Selected Eggs ?. 4Qc
We guarantee every one to give entire satisfaction.
Choice New Peas
can
12
That "just picked" flavor.
A&co Peas can 19c, 25c
Sugar Corn 4 small cans 25c
Choice Tomatoes.can lOc.Vlc
Wash-Day Needs
Babbitt's Best Soap, cake 4'jc
Asco Ammonia bot 9c
Asco Bluing bot 7c
Kinso pkff 7C
Chase-0 , pkB 4c
Fab (Washing Flakcs),pkgllc
Young's Soap Chips.. pkg 9c
Fels Naptha fiVC Cake
Minced Corned Beef
lb can
A remarkable bargain!
Cooked Corned Beef, can 15c
Asco Sliced Bacon, pkg 18c
Choice Kice lb 6c, 8c. 10c
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TEAS; 1 c
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',2-lbpkff, 23c; lb, -15c
No matter how your taste runs , tea, one of our five quality
blends will more than please you. There's quality in each fragrant leaf.
Old Country Style
Mixed
Orange Pekoe India Ceylon
Plain Black
lb
Butter
52c
There's n charm about Louella Butter
that reilects the exacting taste of the
woman who is particular enough to serve
this exquisite butter on her table.
Richland Butter" . . . .lb 46c
Pure creamery prints. Big value.
Luscious Fruit from Sunny Lands
The best from the orchards of California
and the groves of Hawaii, that gem of the
tropic seas.
rail?. Peaches Ul- n 29
r"aur y Apricots bl " 29
cufy Cherries "" 35"
uWiiun Pineapple w 29
Sa" Pineapple ...-" - n
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Bread
Big
loaf
6
Made of the purest ingredients by bakers who
take pride in their art. Eat plenty of this irood
wholesome bread there's health in every crumb'
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