PATH’S Values Win By Big Majority Such Delightful Afternoon and Street FROCKS You Can Have at $18.75 to $32.50 Polret Twill* that *lv« tha mlll-Ultared look you mlwty* want when attired In your naarteet at met clothes. The kind that rely mom on excellence of material, elrremem of oat and etralchtneee of line than on decoration to achieve the look. And then Canton Crepe* and Batin Canton* with plaits and tire* and panel* whose ripple* and swlns five erne* to your every movent with subtle touche* of colorful treading and embroidery that make afternoon fashions ao fascinating. Navy. Black Brown. Btsea. 84 to 44.

plon and the following Catitrday a mixed foursome tournament will be atated. A Indies’ auxUlar/ Is being formed at the elub.

Mr*. Thomas On ley entertalaed a number of frieade last Thursday by giving a qul'tlng party. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rogers, of Pieaaaaivllle, called on Mr. and Mr*.

Sheep Lined SPORT COATS

Dcuble-bmasted Moleskin Shell In the new brown color, sheep-lined; great for keeping you warm in bitter wdather. Boys’ Bscs, 12 to IP yn. Men’s Sixes, 36 to 5G

Men’s Overcoats $25.00 These ere Fath Coats in every particular. Ton'll see it In their skillful tailoring, their superb styling and worthy labrica. They're big warm fellow*—but not cumbersome or bulky (nor 1* the price), models thst give a man a care-free appearance. Full and half baiter* h... In largo varieties. TRY OB ONE T0M0BB0W—YOU’LL WANT TO KEEP IT 01

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Autumn Neckwear

50c end $1.00

Neat and trim and smartly Cut sets of whit* linen wtt

together with tan and other style* white and ecru.

$3.25 all wool Crepes $2.50 48 Inches wide. High grade, all pure Wool

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staging a like contest over the tost nine. No handicap* wore alloted to ea player*. Mr*. William red a 69. v

results: Mr*. AL Austin. Beecher, 74; Mrs. Jonat

I0UTEPAW GOLFER WINS TOURNAMENT lett Blum Also Win* Driving Contest at Wildwood Gulf Club

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the Wildwood Golf

31ub. BUan's victory was a surprise, l* h* la * newcomer. He played ht* !r*t golf game about three igo. In capturing the yriM, vaa aided by e fourteen Strok'' _ sap bis total was 61. for the sola*, making hi* score >7 net. tdded another prise to hi* belt wl _ u won the driving amtssL Blinn la

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The result of tha ti Winn 61. total 87 not; Dr. C A. Pursy, William Austin. 68-88; _ _ hostln. 88; R. Tophus. 46-88; Jack 511 ton. 66-41: W. Bond. 68-41; Dr. Tomlin. 48; C. H. Toph Walter Treene. «6-4S; H. 16; George Boeder. 68-47; Lowe. 6818; John Sayre, 61-46; J. C. «mlth. 18-48; Witte. 64-48; J. Bows. 68-68; 1. Beecher. 60: Char lee Douglass. ISIS; Jonathan Hand 14-66; W. Horveen. 68-64; Hamberg. 64-66; Mix»er. 77-68; King, 86-77. Clayton Low*, the Wildwood candy nnnufacturrr, captured tba putting intent by defeating his s he finals. The father u eat created much Interest. John Lowe loet from overanxloosneee to Met his dad. After winning four nniasts he lost all control of the

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While the men were playing over he first alne holes, the women were

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