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fST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Sees Several Smart Geivns During the
Week She Speaks of the Mayer's Meeting for
If omen en Sept. 6 Others Matters Discussed
HOW n cool tiny brlngi etit the
frerkn of tlnrkrr tnntrrlnls nntl
j.,ur IuiIh! I miw Kliiinn Hulllvnn In
teuii en WedtiPNilny wrnriiiK mnnrt
m,.k of lilnck rriMir1 ! f'llnn iiiihIp
111. Inllr. IHIIII'Ih lit tllP Flllll'H. 1 1 IT lint
ni ii li'i'Rc model of lilncl; Mrmv r((l
the were k"" H1IK kiohheb" ""
The Sulllvnns lisivc taken it (eltnce In
Bur Hnrler nnd nre ReiriK up tliPie in u
fcw dnH le spenil the rest of the month
nil the first week In September. They
lire most of tin time nt their country
tilace in Kndner, hnvlng Riven up their
ten heue nt Twenty-first mid Walnut
ftrccls ne'1""1 .venrs nse. Hut when the
scn5eit It en tliey tiMinlly come In te the
UltV. for n. couple of months.
.Iuc1rIii from the c1ntil houses en
Wnlniit. Spruce nnd 1'lne Btieets in the
winter nml the lieusca en these. HtreetH
tbnt hiivu been converted into npurt
tnent!'. tin d'"' for Htnjinc out iu the
country nnd cumltiR Inte town for two.
three, or four months in Injre t" fctny.
And If you hnve Movernl euro und the
necessaries of life within rcne.li, me for
the country, tee, ot'ierwlse town.
TO GO back te cestumes: Mary
Hrnestine Celeman wis in town one
of the cooler dnys Inst week looking
Try sweet in n frock of red jersey
cloth, which wnn mnile en Ieiir. ulralplit
line nnd uns hchl in nt tlie wnWt with
n hlnek pntent lenther hell. Her lint
uni of bind; straw with 11 wide brim
and n Inrce red ion nn triiiiiiiiiic The
Cnlminns hnve tnken n celtiiue en the
Irvine Kings fnrm nt 1'enllyn.
It seems te mc 1 hnve Be'ii ii great
many people shopping this week. Mary
I'age l'lntt was in town wearing n lovely
frock of gray-blue voile, made, with
drawn work in n conventional pattern.
Her hat was of blue straw trimmed with
e long uncurled feather. The ITatts are.
at their country plnee in 1'aeli.
I AM co glad te hear that the Mayer
"inn consented te held n demonstra
tion meeting in his reception room for
women voters, llepubllcan or Demo
crat, en .September 0, the ilny before
reRlstrntien ilny. te explain why, when
and where we women should register nnd
later ete. There are many who de net
want te go en jury duty nnd who hnve
the impression that they will net be
cnlled if they de net register. Se they
refrain from voting, net realizing thnt
whether ,ntt register nnd vote or net
you nie en the assessors' list and the
jury is drawn from tbnt list.
Till: death of ltillie Addicks while
en n trip through the West with his
mother nnd family f.eems particularly
mil te me. en Knew .lr.. (Jeorge
Flout wns formerly Mrs. AVilllnm Ad
dicks and Hill wns her son by Hint
mnrrlnge. He wns n most nttrnethe
fellow, nbeut twenty-two .venrs of age
and perfectly devoted te bis little hnlf-eister-.
Mary Stout, the eldest of the sisters,
wns scheduled te make her debut in
October, but deubtlets tbnt event will
be put off new en account of Hill's
dentil. The Stouts hint been in the
West nnlv about ten dujs nnd had
planned te stay for this month when
Illllie wns taken down with pneumonia
r.ntl in spile of the be-t nid tbnt could
be gotten his denth mine en Monday.
OF COl'ItSE occnsiens seldom de
nrie when one Is nsked te fchew
fine's mnrrlnge certificate, but should
the mother of a certain enng hopeful of
Arc years whom jeu knew and I know knew
he nsked te produce hers nt any nenr
moment I fenr It would present a sorry
sight. And the cause of the iea-en whv
is this: This ceitnin ,1 filing hopeful,
urmed with n "niie blunt -tipped pair of
Fflsws," wns venri'llins busily nlinut
the ether dnv for something wherewith
te exhibit his jirnwrm when he miw n
nicely folded pnper stiiklng out fiem
the leaves of the Hihle. Se. pulling it
from the book, be cut out n "nice ble
nel'plmnt with a lovely long trunk. '
Ann new could lie understand the veil
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Thete by J. Jlltehell Elliet
MRS. M. 11. KEYES
Who was Mwa Florence Coch
ran, daughter of Mrs. H. B,
Cochran, of Gennantewn
nt Chcleta, tlielr villa nt Newport. In
honor of their RiicstH. Mr nml Mrs
David S. ltuker, Jr , of Greenw Icli, Conn
Mr. nnd Mrs. llr.vce lllvnn, of 13
West Kprlngfleld avenue, Chestnut X I 111.
have Joined Mrs. Blynn's mother. Mrs
Henrv I.ee Held, of Ilex avenue, Chest
nut Tllll. nt Nantucket, where she is
spending the nummer.
Miss Muriel O Watklns daughter
of Mr. II. Franklin Wntklns, of 324
Seuth Seventh street, will leave the lat
ter part of this month for the Catslclll
Mountains, where she will he the guest
of Mis Alenzo T.lpplnentt Weed, of
n ravers lane. Chestnut Hill, nt her sum
mer home The ninrrlagn of Miss Wnt
klns te Mrs. Weed's seu, Mr. Geerge
W 13. Weed, will he an event of the
fall
Mr. nnd Mrs. I.uclu H. Heche, of
Walllngferd, accompanied nv Miss
llinma Clark, of Delaware city, will
lenve In n few. davs for a meter trip
tlueugh New Kngland.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ceergn I, Shott an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Ida IMIth Shott, te Mr Horaeo
Still DewecH en AVediusday, August 9,
In this city.
Miss Katharine Tiurns, daurhter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Themas U Uurns. of 4318
Chestnut t-treet, Is the guini for a fort
night of Mis Nerman l.'dseu and her
cranddaiiKhter, MIk.i Madeline Kilty, of
New YeiU, who are occupying "their
summer home at ijlicli-r Island Heights,
.
ileng the i Reading
The marriage of Miss Mildred trvvln
Lewis. daughter of Mr .1 Heward
Lewis, of Hlkliis I'arl:, and Mr Manly
fJeorge Klgl.my, of HuffTle. will take
phic en Wednesday, Ooteher I
Mr and Mrs lleu.uil C I'ent and
theh fHliiilv I'ermeilv of .leiiklntewn,
aie new llvlni: nt 10'IG W.ilnul Htreet.
this cltv
Mr Charles Ivinex ,r flgentz, has
returned home nfli r snendlnir .pvpi.iI
! weeks in Chelsea.
Mr and Mrs Inines Tj re ami daugh-
bnvc returned from their wedding trip
and hnve none te llnltimere, where they
w !! ,ma,e their home. Mrs. I.nwrence
will he rcmemhercd us Miss Mildred M.
Clair, of 1422 North Sixty-third street,
nerore her marrlage 0n June It.
,s 1,cfrv Dyken and Miss May
Sullivan, of Haverferd, will spend their
vacation camping at Lenape, Pa.
North Philadelphia
Mr. Fannle Mantbnum, of 1822 North
nread street, lias left Atlantic City,
wnore she has heen for seme time, te
spend the remainder of the summer nt
I'lckferd Camp, Hangely, Me.
,M'-. nnd Mr.s. t'crey MacD-enald, of
2120 .North Marshall street, nre receiving
congratulations tm the birth of a
daughter. Mr.s MacDennld will be re
membered us Miss Kmlly Hetlrlcb.
Miss Mary Klanlcys Welden, of SBG3
North Twenty-flm strcet, has left for
a trip te the Thousand Islands.
, Mr. and Mrs. Hmmanurl Marks, of the
Hetel Majestic, are spending the summer
at a beach front hotel In Atlantic City.
Miss Anna Jaiitievv and Miss Allce
.Tnstrevv, of 1019 Green street, nre
spending the remainder of the season
at Kecne Valley, N Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Hohert A Urlsere, of
1039 North HIvM-nth street, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
I-avlnla L'rlsere, te Mr. H. Terry Smith.
Mr. mid Mrs. Charles Mllgrem. who
nre summering at 3541 Winchester
nventie, Atlantic City, anneunce the be
trothal of their sister. Miss Clara B.
Hindi, te Mr Huge V. Spltzer, of this
city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Untcrberger, of
3760 Germantown avenue, anneunce the
betrothal of their daughter, Miss Hannah
Utiterbergrr. t Mr. Leula Pelli, of
Atlantic City.
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Zell nnneunc
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
IMnn ''lern Zell e Mr Benjamin )s
wniii Itaec. son of Mi". Martha Thomp
son Hiue, also of Gennantewn
Mr. and Mrs Wllllnm Stern, of the
Wyifcva Apartments, are visiting their
daughter, Miss Kdna Stem, at Camp
Somerset, Oakland, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Puscy Passmore, of
Wet Coulter nnd Stelclcy streets, ac
companied by Mr. and Mr. Lincoln K.
Passmere, have geno te Het Springs,
Virginia, where they will remain until
early next month.
Mr. Jehn Barr Hnrman and the Misses
Harman, of the Wlssahlcken Apartments,
are spending seme time at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mr.s. O. H. Lang, of 319
Winona avenue, are at Atlantic City for
a fctay.
Mr. and Mrs. L'dward Schachterle, of
lis West Sharnnack street, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Irenel
i:. Scuacntcrle. te Mr. urvuie f jenums, ,
of Mt. Airy. Md. !
ixT?i.arvwmAmmM-mmm.s-r?fvTmm -MHBLvfl "-
Miss
Bcniicc M.
Mcllhenny,
daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.
Jehn D.
Mcllhenny,
of
Germantown,
who with
her parents
?'.? upending
the summer
abroad,
arrived
in Paris
last week.
They will
return te
this city
in the
autumn.
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Photo by
S. Mitchell Elliet
Holmesburg
Mr. and Mrs. K. Glenn Haines and'
their daughter, Miss Florence Hnlnes, of I
3015 Rhawn street, will leave shortly I
for a several weekB' trip te Nlugaru
Fal's. Buffalo and Terente, Canada
Miss Eva Gilbert, of 802fi Crispen
street, has left for a everal-weel:s' stay
In Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kelly, of Cott
man street, are spending a fortnight at
Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn .1. Howe, of C027
Torresdnle nvenue, nre en nn extended
trip thieugh the New Hngland States.
Norristeivn
Atlaq TTrnnnu !.-rMlrlMr of Wn Alp..
Htrwt. mltnrfn Inril nt n ,Hrtnn, nnrl lnun
party at the Pert rndlan home of her
sister, Mrs. Harry T Walker, en Wnl
neaday. In honor of Miss Edna Gllmere
and Mr. Hammen Cepe, of Buckingham,!
who will be married In the fall. Miss
Gllmere wns presented with u surprise i
miscellaneous shower. The guists in
cluded Mr nnd Mrs. Hrnest S. Lejd
Mr. and .Mrs. Wlllluin H. Gahel. Mr. and
Mrs A L. Karrand. .Mr. and Mrs. Henry i
J. Turner, Miss Elizabeth Jloere. Mis
nnd Mrs II T. Walker. Mr und Mrs I
William Z. I'Yederlck.
Mr and Mr.s Kenneth Hewie, of 1023
De Knlh street, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Chandler Bernard, of Philadelphia,
n t n week-end house party at Bayhead,
N. J.
Mr. Hemer Y Prentice, of the Nerrls
will spend the next month at Moosehead
Lake. Me.
of Iansdewne, nre spending a fort
night at Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lord P.lgby. of
Media, will leave In a short tlme for a
trip through the Yellowstone Parle.
Mrs. Wills JamlBen, of Lansdowne,
has returned from a month's stay at
Martha's Vineyard, Mass, where she
wiih the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Melissa Helland, of Bosten.
Mrs Heraco IJIaklsten, of Media, Is In
Sdney. Neva Scotia, where she Is the
guest for a few weeks of Miss Helen
Jehn, formerly of Media
dewne, are stepping at TlaeMfn Hall, as
nre also Mr. nnd Mrs. Themas II.
Beardman, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. W, ISIIIIett nnd family are
registered nt the Strand.
Dr. Cellier Martin is spending some
tlme at the Chalfonte.
Miss Marie C. Kerrigan and Miss
Grace A. Kerrigan are registered at
Hadden Hall.
Mr. and Mr. Glenn O. Martin are
enjoying a stay at one of the bench
front betes.
Mr. D. .T. Broughal Is stepping nt
the Strand, ns is also Mr. Jehn K.
Cullen.
Mr. and Mrs. A. n, Kern are ntop ntep
plng at the 81. CHre. Mr. nnd Mrs
Walter Marshall, of Camden, are nlse
registered at the trains hetel for a ceuple
of weeks.
Mm. William C Heme Is spending
some tlme at ene of the bench front
hotels,
Moorestown
Mr. and Mrs. William Wugmeuth. of
Perte Hlce, were entertained informally
en Tuesday evening, by Mr. and Mrs.
Geerge Pettlr.
Mr. and Mrs. Heberton Williams and
their son, Mr. Hcborten Williams, Jr.,
nre occupying their cottage nt Seaside
Parte.
Miss Inez Burks and Mlrs Edna
Fuller will leave tomorrow for a trip
up the St Lawrence Itiver
Air. Harry Walten Is spending two
weeks at Lnke Geerge.
Day Gallagher
A very pretty wedding was solem
nized in the Church at Bt. Francis
Xavler en Wednesday, when Mies Elea Elea
eor T. Gallagher and Mr. Edmund A.
Day were married by the Rev. Geerge
V Bevlo, of the Church of Our Lady
of Mercy. Among the priests; present In
the sanctuary were the Rev Thomaa
A. Nelan, pastor of St. Tneman Church,
Croyden : the Rev, Chnrles Mulhellnnd,
the Rev Jeseph A l elemnn, the Rev.
Charles Crossen ; also Charles Goodwyn
Day and Raymond Manning, students
of St. Charles' Seminary, Ovet brook.
Miss Gallagher, who Ih a daughter
of Mrs, Hugh V Gallagher, 2211 Mount
Vernen street, wns given In mnrrlnge by
her uncle, Mr. Jehn O'Brien. Hhe was
attended by Mlsn Gertrude MeMullln.
Mr. Day, who Is a graduate of the
1918 class La Salle College la iv son of
the Inte Mr. ITdwnrd A. Day and Mrs.
Day and a grandson of the late Mr.
Jeseph Swlthin Christie, of the Asso
ciated Press. Mr. Harle Rice acted as
bffit man and the ushers were Mr. Mar
cus Devlin, Jr., nnd Dr. M J Skcfllng Skcfllng
ten After the wedding breakfast nt the
home of the bride's mother Mr nnd Mrs
Dny star'ed en their wedding trip and
will be away for an Indefinite tierled.
K
EITH'S THEATRE
Mnt. Todar 2ilO Tenlbt at Bile
Jehn HI AM5 ft MelN I YKfc-
In "Ifnneyurk!"
HENRI SCOTT
MR. DUFFY & MR. SWEENEY
ItUKh Herbert:2Yance ArmniOther
Yardley
Dr. and Mrs. II. Linn Bnssett and their
daughters. Miss Linda llassett. Miss
ratollne Bassett and miss .unlet ua'feii,
left en Wednesday for a trip te Maine,
bv sea. where they will spend some time
en Cliff Island.
Miss Margaret fctanshurv, of Balti
more, ami Miss Lillian Knatburn. of
Fast Orange, ate gutsts of Mm. I". C.
Smith.
Mrs. Kirk Black will entertain the
Yard li y Bridge Club this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Danser are
spending seme tlme at Asbury Park.
Delaware County
Mrs. Ralph Stewart, of the Birches,
Lnnsflewnc, has retutned from a visit
te her brother-in-law and sliter. Dr,
and Mr.s. Themas F. Stewart, who are
occupying their cottnge at Beach Haven,
Miss Leule Campion, of Media, Is the
guest fe- .i f.w weeks of her aunt.
Mrs J. W McCenanghy, of Cns Cale,
Conn Her parents, Mr. and Mr.s 11
Clifferd Campion, Jr. nnd their family
ure spending the summer at Avalen.
Mr. and Mrs Harlan Page Rtatzell
and their daughter, Mlss. Adele Stntzell.
Atlantic City
The Pennsylvania Chapter. Inter,
natlennl Federation of Catholic Alum Alum
nae, v. Ill held a card party te finance
Its work of making books In Braille
tvpe for the blind en Tuesday afternoon,
August 10, In the Ambassador grill MIbs
Frances McManus Is chairman of the
committee; nsjljted by Miss ClUabeth
Duquesne. Miss Lucy Druedlng. Mrs.
Walter Gibbens. Mrs. lidward I C
Lvnuh, Miss Agnes Meylan, Mlsa Mary
Millar. Miss Anna Ward and Miss Flor Fler
encft White.
Mrs. S. W Foulkes and her two datigh.
tcrs. of Urvn Mawr. have urrlved nt
the Hetel Traymore. where they will
stny for the remainder of tne summer
..... (,.!. ,'11 1. , ,1 UV lunucll IIIIU
Miss Lthel Snevvdnn, of 6025 Hawthorne
street. Frankford, are spending Berne
time nt the Klberen
Mrs. F. C. Bclsen. Mls3 B. Belsen and
guests at the Hetel Iromjels during the
1U.11 ,WI.
Mr. and Mrs. Themas Hughes, of Lans
Remodeling and Repairing at Moderate Cost
after
ii. .. i. .i. i.i... .,.!.- -;r .aim .urs
si' c.," i:r :,,,t " " l:i r-.. JI "'!" r .n. "-ve
....,.,......,........ " ' in; iciunieu irem ocean city, N. J
let.' He did net knew tbnt paper meant a ten-dajs' tup.
nnytiung, nnu it was a lovely elephant,
for J saw it myself.
NANCY WYNNE.
West Philadelphia
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mrs Fannie fVhlealnger of 52.10
Walnut stieet announces the m.iirlage
of her daughter. Miss Johanna Schles
Incer. te Ml Iteheit Ilrniv. i:nqm- nf
Mr Henrv Brlntnn Cnp, Jr son of !132 Washington boulevard, at ihe Nor Ner
fr and Mrs Heniy Ililnteu i'ee. of inundle Hetel, en Widmsdny. August
10? Seuth Twenty-first street and Raffed. 1. Attei a wedding trip te r.urepe thev
Purchasing
Agents' Orders
Accepted
Mail Orders
Promptly Filled
Mr and Mrs. Nerman L. Lawrence
Tenllyn, whose marriage te Miss Helm Wlll make th' Ir home In th s city
i. .'i'ni, unugiiier ei .Mr mm .Mis
Rebert Seuell, of Ardnaree. Itvdnl, will
take place en Saturday, September ,
rn the TCnteennnl rinnpii nf rvrn- Kmimn.
Jenklntevvn, will give his ushers a dinner
J'uirstiay evening. September 7, at
the l'enllsn Ceuntrv Club. Mr. Gieri?rt
B. Weld, of Bosten, will act as best
innn nn i tne usliers will Include Mr
rn StnndlAl- Stnlrna M T-jTli,. r, Pnwn
K Mr Ia'ae R Davis," Jr., Mr. TIieiiihs
...,." ""' "" l;r,e ". .Meceueii, all
wi mm euv: .Mr. fjuy P. Reynolds. Mr.
Rrneit livnrlni .!. .,,,.1 ivt.. nninn.,..
AilaniH Shaw. Jr . of Bosten, Mass . and I
gir. neier c Hawkins nnd Ml. linger
ueermiii, or .New Yerk Miss Sewell
iwm up rei will sp ml this week-end
nt nor. where thev will be the
RJi'sts of Mr i'exl's brnther-lii-law and
!. fu'iMr '""' Mri' Andrew AV Perter,
at their cottage.
Among the guests nl the picnic which
ajlsi Mary Falck daughter of Mr nnd
tim ''""'erick MiQ Falck. of Chestnut
"111. gave last evening were Miss Maud
BnrriKeri, Miss Dorethy Valentine, Miss
fcj,, "J McCnrter, a cousin of Miss
fnick. Mr Burnet Landreth, 3d, Mr
Lee Paiton. Mr Llndley M Cewper-
v ?,. ' "'"'"ley Pall and Mr. Richard
J,'. Rlegei MHS 1,-nici;, U,n will be a
--.Miiiiiiie ni tne autumn, will he InUe
euccil ,u n dnmv te h clvr.n lv hei
rateiiK ,n t. UelleMU-Stralfmil en .Ne-
".iiiiht .A
Mr ,iii Mn Ar hlbild It Montgom Mentgom Montgem
H Ii , of (lethlir, W a . feimerlv
sn tins t h, a, ,,i1U; f,,v, ,lliy8
in .Niw Auik at the Kltz-Cnrlien
.A', '."''l Mrs Samuel Hinds Themas,
or 201. i,rt i .. .-. i .i... .,
A,, i.'1"1'" '"''' nnndlng some tiinu a
tne Homestead, Het Spiingn, Va
Sir and Mrs I'ei.slfnr Frazer, 3d, of
Chestnut Hill who are spending thn
, Slop ,lureail. me new in Londen at
Savey Hetel
.J,11",'! K1,tv "Hilten, daughter of Mr
ana Mrs liieii.nd nrluteii. of over ever
"opic. is the guest or Mr and Mrs Caijl
Rh"8' of li-' Spruce stieet. at
Sin-ew. F'n,n Cnllnge. their summer
Piace nt NnirngaiiBett Pier. It. I
,Mr"; Wllllnm Dlssten, of this city
na New Yeik, has ai rived In ParH,
w"0 she v.lll remain for a few das.
v!, Dlssten Is f pending seme tlme In
inin, Hug,
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t,, ' """""i a iierwinu. or .cw ei i;.
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1115 CHESTNUT ST.
C Opposite Keith's Theatre) r-
Special Reductions Tomorrow
Stere Open All Day Saturday
RM
gist
W Sale
French
Sell
Coit.
45.00
Winlrr
Pi (co
75 en
Brown
Mirmet
Ceiti
67.50
TTlnfer
l'ricn
110.00
;am fMVwrs
BFXi'fiairvf' w
ri.ii jfwan i i
Jul
ill
Average Savings Mere Than One-Third
Te make tomorrow, Saturday, the
banner day of a big week, we have made
still further reductions from our already
low prices. The average savings en the
regular winter prices of Ferbes Furs of
Excellence are even bettered in your favor
for This One Day. It will pay you te make
a special ettert te make tomorrow your
day in this Once-a-Year Fur Sale.
A Small Deposit Reserves Purchase Until Wanted
ml
Nttnril
Mtukrtt
Cetti
93.50
Winter
'nr
13S 00
Fur Chokers
7.50
Values te 15.00
Natural Squirrel, Natu
ral Mink, Opossum and
Taupe or Brown Wolf.
Fur Chokers
14.50
Values te 30.00
Stene Marten, Baum
Marten, Russian Kelinsky
and Taupe or Brown Fex.
should net t.peil the charming effect
of bhnpely ankles encased in sheer
silken hosiery by permitting tiny
hairs te t,hew or protrude through
the bilken hheen. Shaving nnd de
pilateries nre unsatisfactory becnuse
they leave n bristle, besides throwing
all the strength back into the root
feHiUrMW'i?! la "Scfwfnli! I l1 encouraging heavier growth.
I'lm.!?0""' Twcntv.firHt street, at the ZIP is tlie ideal method te use, be-
r nis Miia nt Newport. cause it destroys hulr painlessly,
,i !. '''"gar Scott ami her children ' quickly, by removing the root. Ask
'" ""'" Slln!!? IU rl thp lP? ' toilet goods
yner, win net niuin te this ity , counter why IP is different irem
"hi octei.cr nml superior te depilnteries.
.V. '"I'urn naiini nisen, ,lr of ail
inn t Slx'eenlh Htreei. Ih at Seuihamp
"n for bevel ni ui.pI.i.
nnd'- Jai' H I'lPi'lncitl. of tills eltv
"" "iis-viirren l i New VeiK
Ur. :V'nHn'i -V"5 ,0'" ll 1-VI1. Mr and
BtidM; 'S !' ""H'lelnh. Jr. and Mr
?. Jemi. u WeHH. of this city,
lmv?,. menB lh8 Kiicnts at the huffet
Si?xS" en W'dneBday which Mr, nntt
" werren Kinney, of ew yerls, gav
TI'..K HIT AM) SI HI, I MIS COITON I
MM1 IIKIinti;, llrpt. RHI,
.Mi; llflli Ave. (40 HI.). N. V. (Itx.
14 riiaie fpini nii v air rrea hook "iuaui s
il eilli'Pl prirt'! . nini iri'p qnilllp ill vimr
MiixH.iiii1 ntvl nnnmiu I'lcam, Kuaranleml
nut U uruw Iml,
Name
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