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County Sports News
eric Men Too
i For Times Five
epermeii Could Only
§^» One Reid Goal
j-r. —., Connty Tim* ty
iMiiMd last Friday Bighi
- !•!« Oily by the stands.,,
UtJS Company, of Ocean city.
to limn 1 passeri scored but
T, «eM goal during the enilrt
MMe, Bddlt Btevells scoring that
.JlilBllti meg lad at ia
«M ••«, the newiBapernien
"igjtol two point, during
IBd Wr, alas Mi abut ou
%«• fltld.
W ttimi for tie Bleetrl.
EJMW Mm, Baking eleven
fejl» team's tweiitfoii joints,
"Mlild goals anil one foul Hii
•Mi, Blackmail and
iwred one each. To.
rttii
I MAY COUNTY TUBES
T.
[Pleasantville Still
Ocean City Hoodoo
Beat Family Resort School
, ri Lads By 2M9 Score
lillville Lost f Egl Harbor Easy For ' *•.. c»F~H^b KM I.I
To Sea hie • Ca P e May City High I*-"* "•*
Jensey Leaguers Trailed Be-
hind Local Rve AH
Through the Contest
F. Town-send Was Star
Kenne and Long Scored Six
Field Coal* Each
School easily
r ancient rival., VWnsnni
vll!.. High School. Monday nlfiht
27.19, before „ inrgp ,„,„,, ,
riMMnrvillo,
Bill Oroen, the Malnlanclor'
captain, with flvo flBlrt (soal,. rini
'Tuckerton Girls
Won Deciding Game
Defeated 3m We City Culi
On Wildwood Floor
Tiiekprton Girls defeated the
[Storm Interferred
With League Game
Wildwood and Hammonton
Gave Fans Exhibition Game
In on tilill.lilon conical staBfd
uangeraiia palata In sucb psgltlou
(hit lii headlamp rays itrlke the
red reSeerers. giving effective
wamlns of Ihe danger ahtid.
Thousands of Keystone "red.
fieses" hare proved their value
in the .prevention of
particularly ,
famlll. r with
Men profit not by
read but by what
Sea Isle Hly Girls' ouIritM last'st Wliifwtml liut tonirrky niilhl
Sfflturihiy nielli, tiamiitlft Ihelti 1 WlldwiiBil • defuaied Hnmnionln
nn 8.7 imunrlng In tin., of the i 3123.
Mlllviile, ,,( ill,, so,,!), j,.ra,j
League, were eiwy fur a |s|,"
City lam Frl.lay night, iu.. n-
irt aulnlei lakliie ilu.ni Intn
mp 25 IS in nn i!ittTt*>Min£
Sea l.lu Cliy |P,|
ill were never (nn
ilf tlnio. tho Jill
f.
Mlllvillo .cored (»•,
_ via u
luug and
Ihrijufihoiil
jit^ni-i!, A[
iM trail
lvf of :heif
?, fuijl iinfv
ellinif with
The runes led at
if flr»i half 5213,
ily BUJWrs wuro j
•llll.« (luring ihi. an,,,,,,,! j,.
EnBI,,iinrt Hrlntlllaii-il r.r
Th- ttC;"
ainrt Hr
llarbur t,iw|r,e
iurs. Tn,
son
•oiiilvllle |PI| ,,, M]l
The lineup, „„,, .
ri.EASANTVIU.f:
F F
four and Hire? singh-p
gpefiiively,
TewnHend'a thfer- limibh* 'iffk=
era and Morton's iwci fleld Eiiala
featured for Smi Islt* CMy. Titm
WhlltlnBton and Charlt.y Ku»linl,
netting on* earh, Thf &• nr* 1
« Etiglihnrt, F
C, Hueaoh. F, _ ,
Mamhali, c.
Cciiangt*ir., G=
RiSBills. O,
F,
4
I
1
0
U
tl
iimn
F,
1
3
0
U
0
!„„ Terry. I .
, Mlllor. f
j firmer!, r ;
I liaracinsky. g
! Grajisn, g
T. l Martin g
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t| Tntnl. ....„ ~{,
uj OCEAN riTV
"I
iyp'1 at Vtlhlwnot) before a'rnuiitnn reereaenmtives ri!imt>*ft."
Bnd Bt|n|L NoviUy w
Total. .„...._
Rf >
I Slater. Score al Itarilware Merchant; "Mayhe;
thrn'H bJc!iU«o there's «o much'
dri, nn it."
Referee --. Flthean. Time
b. C. High Held ,
Millvillejo 24-20!|
Score WM Tied at Half I
Time, 13 To 13
M "%^ Prvmpt, Sum anj
Softer Pc-Ul Action
New Body Lro*.- a, $msft and graemfmi tu
any on the boulevards
New CoW C o b i i
be
Reasons when a cDltufne '
I i ffB^raj grouping of ir-rely
afs are pitfalls, sf eeuFfi?,
I
, have mainly tp do with pg
Iff many still pessfsa an jne
to match ihadeg by narat- Nflt If*
the ghapi that eulfll fof tha Houth
The T&Q-F&ce Salt Appears
They're wearlnf it under the
vi*int#F eeat of Qlsth sr fur, the
ttiTFecfly and ffleHculriuHly ialfored
iwtj'plect suit that is emnrt only
whan worn with tho cOFfcet ae-
ccsBdfiea, It , !s made of men's
Fuiting, sf rep or twill, lincl, In the
flpofti form, of novelty wonl for
the skirt and aesntrastlnff material
j for the P5al gf jarket.
lied. The
Si U la
in the
h
II it trua lhal
Ij'pps j iyiE story is the _
'—-torial aavantagtj ef its own tsp.
ouiiit that haj the
^h»ft Ihe name Is the *ims—hy nn | P«at-
•i* ayep i, SUre that every vat sf On ^ s y r h suit ^ P'etured, It |s
ye Will be & pepfert maEch fsp thi? » ihrte*piflee affair, made up of
iW*?*diRg gna §f the same name, ik-ift, shufl eonl and iqpcdaE, The
S ilitle more yellow in one ahjids skirt i§ a navtity check in three
isnible
WE BUni ANYWHERE
Concrete Sidewalka Curbt Gmt
Reinforeed ConcMto
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Sole Agents for
COOPER'S ASBESTOS SHINGLES
in Atlantic and Cape May Counties.
Illinois itind Shore Road
Absecon
ters
,,iore ycl.WP. ,„ «..^ „.„_„
S a hit more red in another will
«H in a broken symphony, j esat !•
be Siiit^Of Fiist impsFtaBS j fnlddis
fe matter hew true it may be jj hwlt '
1 a perFeet whole may be ruined ^fl^ f "
all
»i It la lundamBntaHy true
... the mil ti the thlnf. One
Mr %e eeBieloui ef; a pleasing ef=
tnade yp ef the sutt pi-ui ths
isrleii. hut ii ii the suit, at
reM and esat* that ii cfidien
tfee entire eostume is built
that suit aa a baekfpound,
t, therefore, pieftsljfi tlmt !n
•aa frock there Is "a matehfni
iho
of tan and brown, the short
of plain matefial in ths
shade, trimmed with the
slid the tnpesat i? the deep-
lined and €Uffed with the
A cleveFiy thOil^tlt=OUt Ift-
sven is the fur that makHs
collar of tho (optqai^lts gs
noniie, Note, for future refer
-. tho Slender JlncS,
riving at COftglUalSna than by
means of pictured ffiOdels that ftre
typical of the general trend SF a
fashion, Sinarl fer spurts or
mornJoff wear, ths freek pi biaek
I wh»a plaid, cut In two nU-cei
and Uneompremlsingiy Btfaitfht of
line, prefers a red epiit, Hnking it
to the (Jrcag with a aenrf of the
Id, This black, white and red
3f CDrnbinatisn ii cSaohtialSy
tngJi, the women of Franee ef-
feet it in many ways,
Red end gray—little §een sf lai*?
yegfH—combing in the eneMtiepif
dresi nnd cpftt coslume At-nlgnal ,
Pporta wPftf. Thfl skirt foa- !
tyfpji f\n& pleats nnd the waist is J
imed with banda nf !ho skirl
Fir, which HJMJ lines the Hv\in^
plain, thri'D^fiuarii'rs lenffth
cnaL The latter, you w(M P*?**,
rrt n flnwer In the snm* 1 folor fifl
he skirt, it is a ffid of thr- nFflnHa.!
YWPF fnFhlon to niatrh fikirt find
jfit bnuianniere in both matcrln!
id rolnr.
The little modr! fnffiiM] nsit In
yd an ft white iinvphy m r iferinl
will eetiie many ppinta is quam
regarding details Of the epring
made, length pf Skift, for In-
stance! Any anfuniefit that skirta
are gattlng iongeF would eeem is
he Fefuted at the sutiet by this
itnet length affair. It sets tho seal
?f apprsv&l Sri blue and whilq, dri
he ahart coat, on embroideries as
a trimming. A suit for the niQ=
nt, under the b!g fur cost, a suit
for splint? ail by Itself,
*atln A Vogue Of Tbe Moisost
Whenever there la a waiting
e, Jn fashlpn-land, satin fflakca
SpppflranEC, It 1B alwaya smart
i frpfks, suits, hats and blouse?!.
QWtJ it=
adgenr and (oo
ckground sf th
ekirt of black satin upon a bodlus
top has EL blaiise gf cgara? beiga
Ia?e, proving faBhirm'i fondnssH for
y and belpa in enmbinatisn with
black, lnalead of whltr*. The cSat
of black Botin HM a e^Har of the
fabric, but is faced back with a
pqintsd laeo that given a finUhlng
grace, The girdle is of moife
ribban.
The ftat of the mode Is blaek
satin in fliis nf thn approved small
shapes that have a tam=s-ehanier
jfown—beret. If you prefer !U The
velvet rtbbsn band flnd hew nro
pern, BQffiPwiiat deeper than the
ifitie sf the lac0, but thn name
:olof, BaLin Bhosfl rnhif)1e£e lha
nut fit, whteh rftHihlnos lha tnPPO
mnst regnl sf the ninffinU thiit
live on from seaspn tn poastin FB=
. he one with t]iu oiher,
and tiuiifii gf the iimny tho one,
?ry i"d fudtwoiif, or Imsh ry
:incl Bi-iirf sr HUWI-F; tuniwvur and
hamjljiifr, ur hiiJi'lljiis? anti !it!W.= r;
llftt nnd if;ii-r, nr JWiwor, «r Jmslcry;
fhepe arc; many approved reiiibina=
ilOfis. Jiut iipwever the piirts ar«
cnmhinciii, u muac ha worked out
so that ths two of Ihfoo that mutch
Will tti* In nliHoMltS harfiiDny with
thn p:lH!f tfoupa, PIJSB this rnsull
win nt5l_bo an en«tnib!ts, and thii
it be art eiijiomhls is gartsrially inu
perative.
eights, for all HgrU of n^UFd
Lack of hulk ia desirable 1Q
, for it li the end and aim
ery woman te appear siendar
3 Blender aM jtaealblo. Light-
eight ni*it*-ri il& urn dosirah^e und
Klip of a BarniBnt of SeergqttB
t 1 fl dpmanclr Trimmings &ro
SF tailored, and there is a ten
y toward iinns that make the
Ent form flttlh^
olor \s Importsnt* ef course.
will effijet
Tho
lin rie
IdipH Is enjoyinE popularity
ninierlal and as a trimmlnjf* lpnd =
Ing charm to many of the s^west
3ffi;rinK3, The entire range of
Iripfs opppare *— fine, cobwebhy
m.iffn and marge, Htriklng pattciFiifl
—nil with their purpoaes. And the
airit en?(?fnh!e mftkea yga sf boih
^nHP nnd iiife.
In thfi plrtUTPd eostum? 1 thfife la j mii«t they hHrrnpnizi
a fine correlation sf part?i, unitlnff other, ihe parts nf ra
nf chnnpini? niitriurt. Salin.
id lace nrii fhn three,
Travpl lii EnjaroninS
It may be nn old sfnry, hyt Ihn
old
I s
are, frequently, ths msat
, arid harmonising aeee»=
Foundation Lines
f* VI3S tho sicndLir figuro hhould
^» Wear aprne Hort of a reatfulh-
^^ Snff garmont, if It Ia ts wear
the new mods satiflfaeioFiiy, We
fit cunilng irilp a season wi»n the
fitted hipline and the !lal ba.-k wlii '
play iin important part, nnd it oun j
be assured sniy when thn Qor§et Ii I
flttdd pfpperly. The eiifiht I"!
dues not call for n. heavily h
rnflilf, but it i-aild fur Pfjmuti
g
fi Htlll
efFccLB^thny apa inn lo
omlttMl fr»m tha mode
JT!pfi«* thi mo that has tn
hion by atorm, ia mpfQ pr
tly fe;itured.
II f
Did You Know-
C
HAT ehio, for tpring. In oIHq
kooiied In » bow? Bo ta.
porlant la ihla iorm of ttlmBilBI
I lrosk« are grouped aeoonHDB
10 ihb Irirnmllig, and caJlail-"bow,
froekj," o( »iitln, silk »ud crop*.
In lailorea nnd drew atyls, thsf
itm scsuri In luhtgil'i laror,
THAT tw.cl la saa of th« burnt
llkoil coit ruL.rlc.i whon it
Ui« isntrU yllllty coalT
makes Ott pgpulw (tulibt
corn and th§ ons With the ngwOf
man ahgy!d«r. then, to be tema
am^ntai, tnak^i an euemMg Ht
marf AQd has In CPlOr
twaod,
THAT many, in fart,
mw iprlne Boat* are fu
Ths furl apsrsvad m Bat, and
Amortoan broadtail and
. . Honis-
. tw«d, dlacomil ul baakat
", Ituh. Hnd jerHf In wool.
' pattern* on allki, crcp.
-J. cottone—ovtry posilblo
£•• Cnpaa—Oeorcatlo, Canton.
W«th, Mwoio, «atln-t>aclt
I 4» eking. T«(I«U. molra. IU-
tBhMtnj. wash (I1IU ntlll ailk
Olotli^ ..tin, BUUa ot Ul>
ibl« tjps—two, lhr«» slid four
bMD anju - 4ud * 'Jport*.
Mmw ttvet*!'* »oofl In
\ ID aulU an'd itt Ml Unda
teW for
ery atralfflit of line. Ulouiea
akfife, boleros, dolmAn al6«ve«,
S vlnn qnd kimono ahoulders. De-
lia Include belte, the collarleu
neckllae, tl« and Jabots, cuKa and
pocketir. Fringes (or trimming—
silk, bead and loone made of the
frock material. Glitter treatment*
for evening frock*—genuine, etrass,
buffle* *nd crystal. Embroideries
In silk, (old, metal and wool, ap-
plique* allied with them. Pin
tucklni- and pleats, cotalns and
vhlrrlns^-, and hero And there,
I smooklflff- Two. flowera on the
Shoulder In two color* th»t blend
or.two Iliadea ot one color. Small
hut! with crown* that ir* eiTntio
and'brim* that do iun aa ther
pleu*. Bow* on coat* and frocke,
UUle one*, bit; one* and «1lm.
Th*j und«*rm Mtlt
you are inclined to alight the I
ipgrtanQe sf the material '
ode, try ts think ef the pr*s
!t-day made, intricate, Hrijjhis
sd, yet sppe&nngly simple, J
B of the fabrics sf a scons e
i afo. Visualize the drape
and pin tueki and fins pieatingt
the jaekeu and girdles and ?Iab
ofata gieevBfl; and ail the deviou
ways that ihe designer takes tQ ab
•slute slFalght ilnea, all these d:on<
with the heavy pepa and popijii]
sad serg&a and the equally *un
leldy silks of twe decades ago,
Wa wear riierter ekirts and
briefer gri@s, and they are made si
sheer fabrics and lighter sues
rh&pi the times Of sslsrs are BO
ire beautiful, hut there ar
Of them, making possible
1 subtle harmonies and eslsi
binaUons, And there are mere
sf fivery old tnatarial, fla
well u seoffB ef new weave", siak-
pHMibie the variety that we
era??* The mode Jneludes the use
of plain with printed material* and
•iea\T fabrici with light; ebsiumes
list eembine a dark material with
_ light one: silk In comblnfttlon
with woei; velvet with erep*,
A century a?o ws wor« cotton,
and iTfry eumrnar iaw us well sup-
plied With gingham froskl, Wi
wear tfisghams and Uneni and tht
various waab eottSM for house
•rock». Dowaflai--, but WHiB out-
ws wear fillt^thtt nade
br the *Hk* of th« Urns*
„« **5h as W*U aa eettflB, and
Eiep their illklnw.. £p« isMsfl
.„__.„ ^«§siafl>.,iBa;» it .__
mitU »e com* Jo * MMoa th*t if
There are ifilerestih^ weaves ot
Ui ihe best kaewa wyetens. The
•yps and twills and mtti'i wear
gbriegi Iweeds* hgthBapynSi jerseya
and flanneiij many weaves of crepe
Ihs MiHn.iiMfc eropea, sillii—
taffetas, moirea, faliip &n^ the
Rsj^ha and Shantungs, the sheer
iiaterlalB—ehlffan. georgette, silif
.'Qiie and laeg, there Is, apparentiy.
,iqthins omiHed from the list. And
they are all supple, pliable,
ible.
If there la a eholee, so far as
fashion is eencafned, in ths wgois
sf the mods, tha tweeds, hume*
.rjBI, weei crepes, reps, jeraey,
broadcloth and the loose basket
i are that eheiee, 3her# &fe
Interesyns aUk and WQQ!
mUEtureSi and some lalstyres thtit
_, tl and rayon. We are meet-
ing a deal sf plaid, a
Ewu tjpes of materials The bodl i
Hill Lo of one rn*iE rtr ft r
i*ncs Ii showni It is fdr tho liortUi-
of fanpy weftVB and th« §kift o£
plain IcSlura—nn of enjor
Blue is slated for thp chairman.:
ship of the *-olor mmsiiUlif ^\l!h
tha nnsfflblo ssrrjitl tn nf midnight
Lnd nn\y, this rnlnr hn» he^n in t
& t TUB w\\ OJJ 1 OF *^€5 m'i Pfl D ifl^ n iJTit
I gray er lavender In thorn. And
j there are some tfcnicndously In-
Hsujng ihadea of beige—if ia R3
fiiifjer a shnde, you knew, buE a
cjior. It is hinted that yrru itnd
>plge nrc nrefersbii to white—
%>ml new* to tiiaiiy,
Thpnj will be ereens^wlth a h!y#
aat, nnfi yrjipe coierii^ui^n wltli
oiif^ nf blue, nnti there win he
ravg— in fart, fMhlnn \- cv.\i*v\n : i
vnfjiii* fnf certain t-H!^ iC i-rny,
(>!rth
liut i
Htlle
.1 aeriiBtnl'ly. loo
d ^arnlngH nfl It
tiidfcd them, p?
hfD and tj^g -ft
ming noH^^
•iirlni.-Jna Aill ijrm
b !l%
tha bn
o gf tri
If
pp
ii tlilnjr ahout^t, th
all
will
use in the new jacket j
% when it comes ts weight.
« Utsle of It, for the mode
have nolblag to da with clumsy
tenures,
TliefB u no doming the value of
printed ailKI H Uia ipring months
ipproaok. Thii always nsspittl,
ind the mj patterns and colorings
ov« a velsom* change from the
.Jller kqti and leas arrastinf de.
llgna of the wlutar months. The
imall dealgns are In the majority,
Id many Unaa thev an n eloiely
_t that in the dlitance tha ma,,
••rial asaiu • mild color.
Mere il •ODiothlDg to b» Bid
for the IH of ih. tmiltf that an
ipp'raved for tht BIW Haasli. fliere
-ra frock. «J1 «f «B( Mfcrls, M'be
iu», bill thini Mm! to^ >» • "
:l^ed prefertBM fijr Uie
It la
r the fashion in
iona, wlu'thQr it at.
iiNpiirel, epqffi, thq aftpr-
ek, or the fyirmal evening
:t Jfl jygt aa intriguing iii
n in ilnen; just as aecetju
repe ai In' twill,
uite iJosBllili! tp acquire n
jacket find assemblu one's own
Htionm enstume. The shops ars full
of velveteen and leather jacket*
the trig iitile coal of velveteen «-
tremeiy versatile it! its uses. Tin*
osiers are those best loved of sports
fashions, and ara effegyve over
white or the paste! shades. There
are separate flannel jackets, ioo-
but they belong to the southern
wardrobe, at the tnsment. Flannel
is to be very important In the mode
this soring.
For lmfaedlato wear in the north
the jacket of leather or velveteen,
warmly lined, is approved for wear
with a Hklrt ef plaid that'ineor.
porates in its pattern the same
color as the jacket. The latter
may be Ilnad with tha plaid. For
.ports MM there are some amu.-
ing outfits of linen, ali white, or in
the new hluel ui rase. And there
are simple little jersey frocks to bo
worn with » Juliet of the Jersey,
bound, perhaps, with a contrasting
shade,
At times the juliet ef a two.
piece dress and coat combination
matches the jumper rathae than
the skirt, or It may match (he lat-
er, Bill; orepe and cnpalla an
combined in some of the advance
models, and one looks for lntrlgU-
Mg eonblnatigni of aegrgetie and
crepe do cMtte, Mii crop., an,
worn under velveteen, Apt Oiers Ii
a; jsrr, ^Ber#ls^ie_;Bf ;jh«
Tltt4 Htmiri MtUo Jacket lietfnfl A
H I>cvotcd To Jacket flqlta An»?
ks
thv_
general, n» of
In. comhlnaUort
For ireneral daytime we
[ shops ara showinf jacket _^ _^
which tnakea the little Jacket dad
important from the faahfsji
point of line, color and matoFtaL^
For the usual daytime pufpeie Sal,
i Is approved, for afteraotii '
Qses the semi-sheer crepei an £ *
j satin, and evening brings out
the chiffon frock in compass color-
ing, worn with a little Ion».aleevea'»
jacket that can be ranwnd «t nil].
An eieoilent theatre eostume, foji
the jacket makes it suitable, faf
this pleuure, and the frock wltH*
out the jacket la a daneing drtia,, "
loma extremely lovely e»l"
frocks feature a jacket of
letonei, thus Uniting the Mi
ID with th« ! :glitter trimn
treatment. The piste] eeldri
are the ehoiet.ffW'frock* of T--
[abrt—coril of Bile greM mBft>**
„»„»., lnlHIniiUfttiaWttr "
td the' J»eWV-«a«^fhll*sWie,,.
Ion at, the eoMinbls i« oonild.
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