"J M - f ,H. & M. SfKT-J- V kY .ip-'WHm 1 r fl i t? ; v"$ J1" j ''J : YJW fp 1 IS ! EVENING PUBLIC LEDGBR-PKtLADELPHIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921 9 k fST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE Mmcy Wynne Hears of the Recovery From Illness of a LteUUianiv jl-w iua. riunum uuugnvny ' ' in o Distinctive Gown MISS ELIZABETH ROSS i ''WAS so glnd to tcnr thnt Cornelia i.i- t. (ntr nhout nenin nftcr SftaB hd n operation for nppnmll. when she BtudyloB. nnl returned. Ui her mother early In the prln?. Jwn.Iln will bo "e of lhl" kcniion'ii ShnUntes. She In the daughter of Mr debutanies. o nankin, nnd will ST formally presented to society nt nJ b formauy 0ctobcr 8 nt thelrl if..iHful estate, Deep Run Farm, Kfflljn. CoVnelln Is an attractive Ktr .H hns a chnrmmit manner. .M ,jsrjK tinner, uo. ....-- .--.. .,..,,. Wends. She lias preiiy uiuinn-grny eyes and soft, wary hair which shades to a golden brown. MRS. GKAIIAM DOUGHERTY was In town the other day. I saw her - rhMtntit street and she wnn wear- V" w .i ..n.iinl f iAf1f if won mime iiuiiDuui v -v " She will popular thin has hnits of log cretonne material of . i .J nt.. H.ht tan or bisque color covcrod with Ut flowers ond stripes. Perhaps that Snes not sound so pretty as tne ciress w but It really was very sweet and attractive. Her hat was one of those Jood-looklng leghorn strows thnt aro bo Such worn this year, with a turn up jn the front nnd back with a pretty ribbon scarf. Mrs Dougherty was Maria Frozer, nd her sister, Isabel, who makes her home nlth her, will come out this year. A large dance will bo given In her honor at the Philadelphia Cricket Club bv her brother-in-law and sister on Friday evening, October 21. Mrs. Dougherty's nlster-in-law, Gertrude Du Pay Dougherty, who will also bo one of the season's debutantes, will bo a cuest of honor at the same dance. The Graham Doughertys live at Cross Roads Wyncotc, while Gertrude's mother, who Is "Mrs. Franda S. Dough irtrT lives ot 2300 Locust street. They have been spending tho summer at Cape May, where thoy go nearly ovory sum mer. I HAD a glimpse of Barbara Boyd the other day on a Walnut street car. She had on a pretty light blue summer dress and a hat of light colored straw Barbara has been spending the summer at Cape May with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Knickerbocker Boyd, of the Coronado, nnd wna, I suppose, only up for the day. Her idatcr Lysbeth will entertain at n houso party over Labor Day down at their cottago. The Boyds will return home about the middle of September. TTVERT DAT we hear of different JLu persons returning from all corners of the world, and today Mr. and Mr?. Harrison K. Caner nnd their Bon, John Ciaer, and Elizabeth Strublng, who is the daaghter of Mr. nnd Mrs. John K. Strublng, of St. Martins, aro to arrive from Alaska nnd the West, where thny haTe been traveling all summer. Tho marriage of Elizabeth Strublng and John Caner will take place some time In October, although tho exact date has not been set. Elizabeth's mother and father have been spending the summer at Gloncestor, Mass. The family of Mr. and Mrs. T. Henry Dixon t ill also return to Chestnut Hill today. They have been at Winter Har bor, Me. Betty Welsh, whose engage ment to Arthur Paul has been an nounced. Is Mrs. DLxon's daughter, you know. Her sisters are Mrs. Louis Madeira. 3d, nnd Mrs. W. Hoywnrd Myers, Jr. They are nieces of Mrs. Archie Thomson. THERE was no one to wait on, therp when they entered the exclusive little shop, for the only salesman In Fight was attending to some one else. So they strolled about, gazing at good looking hats, tempting scarfs and fas cinating dresses until he wns finished. As they stood before a showcase In which a headiest lady posed in a gown of sequins and lnce a small child, evi dently the son of the salesman, ap peired from behind the counter. Ho was only n few years old and he had to put his hend way back to look up nt them as he clasped his hands be hind his back and Inquired sollcltlously, "Something? Something I can bIiow you?" NANCY WYNNE. - SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Mr. and Mrs. Edwurd Buchanan Cas sntt, of Chcsterbrook Farms, Uerwyn, who spent sevcrnl weoks nt Saratoga SprlnKS, N. Y as tho guests at Mr. and Mrs. 1U T. Wilson, of New York, nt their summer homo, returned home on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs George) Uarrlion Fra iler, 2012 De Lanccy place, accompanied by their son-ln-lnw nnd daughter nnd granddaughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Howard Hnrt and Miss Uloanor Hart, of Arrow Head Farm, Ambler, who nre traveling abroad, will return to thW country on September 23. Miss Hart, who will be one of the season's debu tantes, will be presented to society nt a. tea by her parents on Saturday, Octo ber 8, Mr. Clarence Dolan entertained at luncheon nt Newport yesterdny. Mr. and Mr& Charlet A. Munn and their family, of Woodcrcst, Radnor, who have been spending some time In Europe, have left Dlnard for Paris, where they will remain until the early wlntor. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Jared Ingersoll, of Whltcmarsh, havn left Upper Dam, Me., whero they woro tho guests of Mrs. Nor ton Downs, of FordhoroUo Farm, Three Tuns, at her summer home, and are spending several weeks with Mr. Inger soil's aunt, Mrs. Charles Morton Smith, of 1718 Locust streot, at her summer homo at Bar Harbor. Mre. George Emlon Starr, of Lincoln drive nnd Mermaid lane, Chostnut HIH, Is spending a fortnight In New York, whero she Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles Q. Ayrcs. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Price Wright, formerly of Chestnut Hill, now of 2203 Massachusetts avenue, Washington, who have been spending several weeks nt Northoast Harbor, Me,, aro spending a few dnvs .In this city at the homo of Mrs. Wright's mother, Mrs. Charlos Bayard, 106 East Johnson street, Oer mantown. Mr. Henry T. Sloane, of New York, who Is spending the summer with his son-ln-law and daughter, Baron and Baroness Amaury de la Grange, In Paris, will return to this country early In October. Mr. Sloano Is the father of Mrs. Geoico D. Wldcnor, of this city. Mrs. J. A. Pearce Crlsflold and her daughters. Miss Josephine Crlsflold and Miss Mary CrlsfleJd, of East Qravoro lane. Chestnut Hill, who aro spending sevoral weeks In Savannnh, Ga., will return homo on September 7. Mrs. George Fox nnd her daughter Mrs. Emily B. Fox, of Chestnut Hill, who nre spondlng the summer at East Gloucester, Me., will return home on September 15. An Interesting wedding to society in this city nnd New York, which took plaoe yestorday. wns thnt of Miss Ma thlldo Elizabeth Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Charlw Reed, cf Ni,w York, nnd Mr. Arthur Francli McNnlly, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mc Nnlly. The ceremony took place at the Church of Our Saviour. Washington avenue and 183d street. New York. After a wedding trip, Mr. and Mru. McNally wUl llvo in this city. y B HHBklu'VHHHHHreMB' - '?WfwPiBBBBBBr v, " PH PSSSHlCMltESSSAi SiJSf ,CT7?SSSSSSSJE . .iHPB 1 paTAVMuVATAW&rT fMKP" JbbYJH k. XZta BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBjkyySCyHP i '?? BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBJ BBBD HH 1'' ?$'' "J Wkt sVbVbVbVbVbVbVbVbVbI bbI BBBftBBBBBH X 'r yASU& JBBBBBJt' fuBW " fh yy F Wood, nt Ocean City, where she will remain over Labor Day. Mr. Charles T. Shaw, of 638 East Washington lane. Joined Mrs, Shaw and her family on Wednesday nt Stone Harbor, N. J., whero they arrived after motoring through the State. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw will return cm Tuesday. Is ALONG THE READING Mr Mirv Ktrrn. of NW York. spending September at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alexander W. Dannenbaum In Jenklntown. Mr. and Mrs Harry B Hlrsji nnd Ml!h Mnrgaret Hlrsh, of Stratford ave nue, Melrose, sailed last week for Europe, where they will spend some time traveling. Mrs. David Klrschbaum and Misn Ruth Klrschbaum, of Elklns Park, have returned from Charlevoix. Thoto by Wioto-Crafteri. Her engagement to Mr. Donclson H. Hoopes, of Germantonn, was announced early Oils summer. Miss Ross, who is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Gcorgo G. Ross, of 1721 Spruco stroet, has been t ravelins abroad NORTH PHILADELPHIA Mr and Mrs Ira Nlssenson and their daughters, of 2620 North Eighteenth street, will return to their home the latter part of this week nftcr spending the summer at Atlantlo City. MIsb Charlotte Weston, of North Six teenth street, will epend the Labor Day holidays In Wlldwood as the guest of Miss Ray Noland at her cottage. Miss Beatrice Wilson, daughter of Mr. and MrB. Benjamin S. Wilson, of 1606 Dlnmond street, will b married to Mr Charles Garson, Jr., on Sunday at noon, at the Rltz-Carlton The bride will be attended by Mrs. Mark Slomnn. of Rochester, N. Y. and Mr. Sloman will act an best man. The oeremony will bo performed by the Rev. Dr Joseph Krauskopf and will be followed by n wedding breakfast Tho brldo nnd bridegroom will spend their woddlng trip motoring In the Adirondack Mountains Mr. nnd Mrs. William Baylln and their daughter, of 3238 Huntingdon street, will return In a few days after spending the season at Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Freshle and their family have returned from Atlantlo City, whero they spent the summer. Mrs. George Williamson, of Thirteenth and Jefferson streets, will spend tho week-end In Ocean City, where sho will be the guest of Mrs. C. Thomas. Mrs T. Vogel and her son, of 3114 Huntingdon street, will return next weel: after a month's stay at Atlantic City. 80UTH PHILADELPHIA Ml-w Mary Toner, of 1035 Rltner streot, has been bpondlng a few days with friends In Chelsea. Miss Margaret Duffy, of 1021 South Seventeenth street, has left for Atlantic City, whero she will spend two weeks. Miss Florence Glllen, formerly of this section. haB Just returned home after spending two weeks at Ventnor. Mr. Louis Harvey, of 2024 South Eighteenth street. Is spending two weeks with friends at Chelsea. Miss Margurot McGonagle, of 2146 South Twentieth streot, has left for Atlantlo City, whero she will spend a week. Mr nnd Mrs. Smith and their daugh ter. Miss Elizabeth Smith, have returnod to their home at 1708 Mifflin street after spending their vacation In Atlantic City Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Llnney, formerly of 2416 South Sixteenth street, are re ceiving congratulations upon tho birth of a daughter. Mrs Llnney will be re membered before her marrlago ns Miss Mario Toner. Miss Agnes Kelly Is spending the re mainder of tho summer In Atlantlo City. Mr. and Mrs. James F Reardon, for merly of 1647 West Passyunk avenue, hae moved to their new home, 123 Mc Klnley avenuo, Lansdowno. Miss Margaret McGuckln and Miss Anna McGuckln, of 1920 South Seven teenth street have returned home after an extensive Uip through the White Mountains Mr. and Mrs James Ruttor. of 2025 South Eighteenth street, are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a son, Raymond Westley Rutter. limit aiilMWmiMIIIIIIIIIIII IlllllllllllllllllllliltnillllWI!! Adjoining the St. James (L2Mt Walnut St. Between 12th & 13th 1222-1224 Walnut Street A Special Sale For Tomorrow New Fall Dresses m 1111 1MMIIB II l I ' This pre-holiday offering embraces the very newest autumn models in Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Canton Crepe and Satin. All the desirable shades, including plenty of the much-wanted black. The Prices Are Remarkably Low: $25, $290, $35 Summer Frocks : Final Reductions Organdies, voiles, linens and Swisses. Charmingly attractive models in the widest variety. They were up to $39.50, to Close Out $4-75 $$75y $Q.50 GERMANTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Carr, of 6213 Knox Ktrppt. have Issued Invitations for tho marriage of their daughter Miss Dorothy Suzanne Carr, to Mr. Harry L Young, of Germantown, on next Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock In St Luko's Church, Germantown nvenue and Coulter stroet. A reception wilt Immediately follow the ceremony at tho homo of the bride's parents. Mrs. Virgil C PowcllT of Cumberland, Md . nnd Mrs. J. Howard Pile, of Ruth erford, N. J , have been spending the summer montho with their parenti. Mr. and Mrs Frederick Elvldgc, of Germantown, who have a cottage nt Cape May. Mr. and Mrn. Frank Krug, Jr., an1 their daughters, Miss Mildred Krug and Miss Ruth Krug. of 322 West Logan street, have returned from spending August In the Pocono Mountains. Mrs Lewis Craig Dick, of the Creshelm Valley Apartments, has re turned from spending some time In Ventnor. Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Pelrce. oil Sixty-fifth avenue, who returned on Monday from spending some time 1 Ocean City, left yesterday by motor to spend the month of September at Fal mouth, Mass. Mrs. W. W. Hirst nnd her mother-in-law, Mrs. Sarah Hirst, of 178 Mnnhelm street, have returned from spending a few days In Eddystonp, Pa. Friends of Miss Ruth Wood, of 6212 Chew street, onlertultud at a surprio party In her honor nt her homo on Tuesday evening There werr twnnlv guest Wednesday morning Miss Wood Joined her mother, Mrs Warren E YARDLEY Miss Sara P Eastburn. daughter of Mr. nnd Mm. Charles E Eostburn, will enter Vassar College In tho fall. Mr. and Mrs Harold Colbeck have been visiting friends In Philadelphia Mr, and Mrs. John K, Dunlap and their daughter. Miss Mary Dunlap, have been spending n few days here. Mrs. Joseph E. Smith has Issued In vitations for cards for this afternoon, i Mrs. S K Swayne and Mrs Juliet Shirk, of Richmond, Ind., nre guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Y. Bnrnes. Mrs. Alfred Ely and Miss Charlotte Ely. of Atlantic City ; Mrs. Ellsha Scat tcrgood nnd Mr. Thomas Scattergood, of Germantown, were guests of Mrs Al fred Danser thlB week. Ington after visiting In London and Paris. Miss Ida May Krusen Is spending a week with friends at Laurel Springs, N. J. Mr. H D, Cuhn, of East Oak avenue, has returned from a trip to New York. Mr. Bartholomew Mannlon has left on a trip to Honolulu by way of the Pan ama Canal. Miss Mary Altkcn has returned from a vacation spent at Westtown, Pa. Dunegan-Esher Wedding An interesting wedding took place In the Second Baptist Church in German town, Germantown nxenue nnd Upsal street, at 3 o'clock on Wednesday aft ernoon, when Miss Mlldrd Esher, rlaughter of Mr. and Mrs. George T TOsher, or 624 East Johnson street, Gil mantown, became the brldo of Mr John C. Dunegan, at Jenklntown. formerlv or Germantown. Tho Rev Churlcs Has tlngi Dodd, D. V., pastor of ilia church performed tho ceremony, and Mr. Usher gavo his daughter In marriage Miss Jessie1 Murray nttended the bride ns maid of honor nnd Mr Robert H. Btlnson, of Wilmington, wns the best man. The ushers Included Mr. Howard Showers and Mr. Lawrence Gross, of Mnlvern, Pa, Thero wnn no reception Itnmedlntely nfter the ceremony Mr ijml Mrs. Dunegan left for a short wedding trip, after which they will make flier homo In Fort Valley. On. Mr Dunegan was n member of the 1921 "'lass of State College. NORRI8TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Tyson, of 652 Stanbrldge street, have Issued Invita tions to the marriage of their daughter. Miss Dorothy Tson, to the Rev Adam Edward Kchellhasc, son of Mr and Mrs J J. Schcllhase, of Chambcrsburg, Pa . on Wedncsduy, September 21. nt I o'clock. In Christ Reformed Church The pastor, the Rev John M. Peck, will ofiiclato at the ccremoni Tho bride will bo given In marrlnge by her father and will be attonded by Mrs. Ralph S Gilbert, of Philadelphia, as matron of honor. The best man will be Mr. Clay Schcllhase, brother of the bridegroom The ushers will Includo Mr. Hnrry Bart man, at Phoenlxvlllo. and Mr. Frank Wnlker, of Chambcrsburg. Miss Tyson will bo the guest of honor at a card party which will bo given today by Miss Helen Browcr, of Summltt, and one glvon by Miss Mildred Craw ford, of East Airy street, on Septem ber 10. DELAWARE COUNTY Mr nnd Mrs J Everton Ramsey, of Swarthmoro, have Issued Invitations for the marriage of their daughter. Miss Helen Alexander Ramsey and Mr D W Bronk, on Saturday, September 10. Mr. Joseph Esler and his family, of Colwyn. are spending the week at At lantlo City. Mr. and Mrs R. W Dals, of Swarth more, have had Miss .Wllhemina Bald win, of Boston, with them for a few da mi. Mr nnd Mrs George D Francisco, of Drexel Hill, aro entertaining Mrs Francisco's parents, Mr and Mrs J. W Grenoble, of Columbus, O., for a r few weeks. Mrs George T. Ashton. of Swarth mor Is spending a fortnight at Whit ney Point. N Y , accompanied by Miss Ethel Newcomb MOORE8TOWN Mr George M Hlllman. Jr . returned last week on the steamer George Wash- STORE ORDERS "VSV TFIIMS FRAMBES & CLARK Atlantic City 640 nunrantre Tnut nicU. It 12 Chenlnnt '"t. 30 N. Third 8. CAMDEN fiiwramiiw George Allen, inc. 1214 Chestnut Streel-1214 Autumn Millinery lints of exceptional charm that are small, chic and tailored; larger Hats that impart nn air of elegance. All are artistic expressions of the Designer's Art and nil arc very moderately priced. Sale of Women's Heavy Pure Silk Hosiery at $1.45 Pair White, Black, NaVy, Cordovan and Russia Calf in a heavy weave of silk, the weight and texture of this Hose will surprise you. It has lisle soles and garter tups and is a most dependable stocking. Flesh-color Glove Silk Vests, $1.95 The product of a well-known manufacturer of fine Silk I'nderwear. There are all sizes In the lot; perfect goods, in desirable quality. Lisle Ribbed Vests, 3 for $1.00 All sizes, In regular and bodice tops, and they nre unusually fine grade for the price Allen's Are Headquarters for Columbia Floss and Yarns Nowadays when everyone is knitting sweaters they of course want the best floss and yarns obtainable so they come to Allen's where tho assortment of colors is the most varied in the City. For Friday and Saturday Only Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton, 65c a Dozen The standard spool cotton needs no recommendation and at this special price it would be well to lay in a liberal supply for your home sewing. Special Toilet Articles for Saturday Pebecco Tooth Paste, 33c and 2c tax. Coty's L'Origan Face Powder, 69c and 3c tax. Un Air Embaumc Gold Box, 51.25 and 5c tax. La Dorin Compact Powder, 45c and 2c tax. Azurea Face Powder, $1.00 and 4c tax. Azures Sachet Powder, 68c and 3c tax. Floramye Face Powder, 51.00 and 4c tax. RPffJfWMI MAMKKT AT nTH THE OLD NESX Du Rupert JuiM ' ."i (Pfirniiuiiiiii) Weit- 'Btwrlne i PALACE 'ToV'WVW CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In ' IIAINJK IT ' ARCADIA i tn-HTNt t ni, tvk in M to tl'lR P M. WANDA HAWLEY , VICTORIA wMn"M..SV4 "A Talc of Two Worlds" A f!Mt nnst'l'n MnnillH HTOnT . CAPITOL 721 MAIlKBT 8THEET Tni Mrvonrc In Mnr. in HBAvnM" REGENT jrHTiNi;jniiNSTONin n't fnr mmikbt at JUNirErt GLOBE rAt DBVIM.K VJUJUk rnvTtVHni'w n to it Cross Keys MAIIKKT HT IlCL 0OTJI REOPENS STAT inVDAV MATINEE BIG VAUDEVILLE BILL Iir..MKt) WITH TIIK INCOMrAnABMI Theda Bara Herself OPFBntVO DKCIDKDI.V NOVBT. ACT At Er Perform no Nxt Uk 1 ilm, rut ,; ir t nnd pp J Allen's French Hair Nets, $1.00 a Dozen Allen it Hair Nets In both cap Bhupp and straight shape are famous the country oer for dependability. Every net suaranteed perfect or cheerfully replaced If you hae not used Allen's French Hair N'nts send us 10c for a sample or ask the women who wear them Mail Orders Carefully and Promptly Filled Mailed Free Anywhere (Izrnnh Daay MaL 2jl8 uarncK Nights at 8 as The Film Sensation! "It is a wonderful picture." Mary Roberts Rinehart. Km 'IHII I Mm? B Yinrure macro mm msim orfHEAPVCALYFJi A Rex Ingram Production Prices AH Seats Reserved Tt WITH 3r MAT . rOc It H.50, " OTJIITl MATS Iftr tt (10 I1.IM1, Seats Selling for Next Week Forrest Next Mon. Evg. SKATS TOW Snt.MNO i-HAItLKH DI1UNOIHM PltESRNTa; John Charles Thomas in a Gay, Olltterln Ori;ous Musical "THE LOVE LETTER" 1 'Xl.Slnirers Prirr ft JVnutv Ohomn-lOO ajmi imnuiiiAiimiiuiiifaiiaiKitijnin'iti'inTniHinitaifin mraniitaiPiiinrKmiiniiaiicinicitiiKiirRnli!.riifdt sHU3itnniKmiriHii.iumiiiiiauaiiiiiunpii,DBiii!i.ffaifiiS i What you can do with Evaporated gsis KlRBSH m ' i JLm h sweetened 'Vaporatei1 Milk fera Milk WITH THE CREAM LEFT IN Let it replace fresh milk and cream whet ever they are generally needed Use it in Coffee Use it for White Sauce and Gravy Use it in Hot Breads and Pastries Use it in making dainty Desserts Whip it for every use of Whipped Cream Use it for Soups, Hot Chocolate, etc. Can you think of anything more convenient than having a full supply of milk, pure, rich and sanitarily sealed, right on your pantry shelf? That is the way you should let Borden serve you. Order at least a half-dozen cans and always have it on hand as you need it. THE BORDEN COMPANY Borden Building New York K SAM S. r v inVi' e iJllv0Lll pop hats wuru;siv SEATS NOW SELLING "! rs" !' V M TO (t p. M. THZ SMART USICAL COMEDyHlJVr 1EME THt MOST JOYOUl MUVCAL COtOV MIT Or A SOIIN YTAM iftNf S A NtA PtfJftCTION AS ANTTMNO THE TJtlATSC rVR PROOUCCO LYRICS 3NS." Sept. 5th SEATS NOW SELLING '( I I.'M 1 uPK.N l A M TO It P M. COB9NCRCD D rtCT PflOM 6 MONTHS HUN AT Trtt A5TQI? TMCATRt MtW YORK. METROPOLITAN pr H . , IlcufcH Poplar Beginning Tomorrow Evening MAE DESMOND 4M) hkr rt vins in riiK- famous WAY DOWN EAST Popular Prices: 'n"1". i5- to uo ' " to 30a EITH'S THEATRE Th Fmjus Srrn Stars (ruin Mttrtha Wilbur & Mansfield Herman Timberg hhrl Irrrj t Co . F"rnW Dtria i. Ail tarnill Howard A rfd r OiTicra rf IV 1'ir. r.. of AlrhlB n . i 1 Mwr I i-rnr. Ui: THE .,' K .1 I -, I UiRr PISPLAT IN Willow Grove Park nil- v imihs n SOUSA AND HIS BAND JANE P. C. MILLER Conservatory, 1028 Chestnut St QlQH PmatH Intnn Adulta n I h rtrrn a CUim. M drn amt l"nihetle Dano ns " trm Iliurn Itvaa. V-nnr W J it InriUtioM J or AnBonnc mtnti Writ ur I'bnup for Kmcrarrd or I'rlnte Hainnlpa ROYAL ENGRAVING CO. 814 WaJail St miii'tniMurnriiittii'nu.r.timntuTrjrrniimiiimirniinwiHRm'truiuctimws H Bis quality loaf Victor Bread iS - " r. i I , i i A. ?! Wi a M J Ik Sold lirou.jilorea only r';H I Si'-KtJl -tfl " 1" x o i ns :v "T.-v.suY.; ju tfctMiiitMtMi.i.i ,'- i.it aH-.V-5TM