Crude Oil from Many Fields Helps to Make ‘‘Standard” tlie Best Gasoline

P ETROLEUM vari«-s grtaliy according to its source. Some crude oil is best for oue purpose while other grades are superior for different products. In many years of experimental work we have discovered that our w idt ly varying sources of supply —covering almost every develojH'd field—are of great value iu contributing to the ideal balance in gasoline. Ye-, cannot get out of the motor anything more than you pul into it—via the carburetor. No amount of skill in operation wa f l make a one-sided gasoline act like a ■ balanced fuck \ A one-sided gasoline mav 1m- quick-starting, or he efficient in some other one respect, hut it is not capable of delivering the all-round efficiency of a well-balanced gasoline. A gasoline of proper balance can 1>C depended ujiou not only for quick-starling bat forsinooth-runniug, maximum mileage, and a clean motor us well. It is the. easiest tiling in the world to test this improved gasoline yourself. Wait until your tank is nearly empty and then trv mil “STAM1AR1V’ MOTOR GASOLINE on hills with whieh vou are familiar. You can bu\ it wherever you motor. STANDARD Oil COMPANY (Neiv Jersey)

man/ motor boat* and call boats on ffce water. . _ .r’, y rtcry and f-anlly, of Noncapi. Into fhi ftm. cottage -r. tht chanri for a month. Mm Knmelbcck «nd MU* Ssmclbeck. ■ith friendb, are enjoying their Sunset Drive cottage for the ecrly part of Auuat. James 'Sitmore and farally. of IVeat i’hUadettdila. are occup) tng ont of the UI.S mau-tmenta tor August. Tlie Community I^-aeve la tr/lng to build a pavilion on tba ooewn cldc of the boardwalk by glrlnc a i>eneflt at the movies and arranct-* an entertainment, the funds of which arc to oc Rjiplied for this purpose. AVALON ATOMS Mis* Eabacy Campbell. Oak Lane, Is the cuesl at the homo of Mr. ano Mrs. K. J. Micliutl, of their two granddaughter*, M iddon and 'oaephlue Nelaaec. of I-ane. who are summering at AvaMr. and Mrs. H. & Griffith, of Glen Kiddle, and Mr. and Mr. H. it, Griffith, of Norwood, a-ho.are sucunering at Ocean CU>, motored to Avalon Monday to call friends. and Mrs. Allen motored U> SoaSunday for U Camp Meeting :mce. Mrs. Williain W. Thomson and her guests. Mr. and Sira. Thomas W. 1 way, of CfcesUsmt New Jersey, motto Wildwood on Honda/’. The benefit at Hole.' Avalon, lor 8t. John's By-thc-Sea. was a pronounced m Miss Jane Kiien Marsdcn cclcbratad her third birthday anniversary by a party which four times three small guests r- Invited. There was a lovely birthdr , cake with the candles, lee cream and candles. The favors were Jack-in-tha-and little b . and Mrs. M. B. O'Donnell, of West 1’hUadclphla. are enjoying the summur t Avalon, at the Hamden home. Dr. and Mrs. Justus Slnexon. of West ulelpbia. who have Veen at the M dou's for three wee ty. Mrs. James G. Fitch is the guest of her st-r. Mrs. Julius Wolf. Miss Fitch end Mrs. Jar Tomorrow e'-e-nlng the annual moonlight Vesper service will be held at St. John's ny-lbe-BWL On this ones si on the electric lights, tests lied In memory of the Isle Mrs. Webb, mother of Mrs. Joi.<r. will be seen for the first time. Among tliose who have attended the Seavilte Camp Meeting ore Major Smith, and Mis* -Marion Smith, who have bee. at their cottage. l-eslic Hotro/U. of I’luladelphia. was n wck-end guest at the Staton cottage. Miss Mabel Walker was the guest Ot Mi.-a Louise Klderktn last week. Mrs. Walter 1L Slaton has been the guest ot Mrs. Walter B. Staton for the past week. "Vot a cottage In Avalon to be let"— * test word. • *’ haries Kern is at the home of for the summer. Hr. Korn Is , the week-ends. C bar

her griuiOsou, Edward 1*01110. of Philadelphia; Mrs. Earl Wllgus arid bar son. Kart. Jr. Mrs. Brewster has a family of mnetaan

school at Lan-xiowue will open Septaaatier first. Mrs. Martha Johnson. Ur. and Mrs. C. K. Johnson, and VJgg liogar, motored from I’hlladeiphia last week to visit Ur. nnd Mrs. WlUtam Banon. Mrs. Uari ilia Johnson, who has recently returned from Newport, compares Avalon favorably with that famous resent. Mr. and Mrs. John DUtman and family. of Philadelphia, are at Hlllei'a for

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