Judge — August 30, 1913 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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Your brown, slim summer girl, in her crisp white gown or in her blue bathing dress is superb, “How fascinating she is! How irre- sistible! I heard a tale about her last night that I can well believe. “On a seaward-fronting terrace, be- tween dances, a young man said to a lovely summer girl, “«*Now, tell me the truth—weren’t you engaged to Truxton King last month?’ “The summer girl knitted her beauti- ful brow in thought; then, with a little yawn, she said, ““*Oh, what’s he like? I’m no good at remembering names.’’—St. Louis Globe- Democrat. Mighty Poor Luck—They were talking about the joy of fishing in the Camden terminal a few days ago, when Conductor Harry Laird, one of the best known ra- conteurs of the Trenton division, told of acconversation he overheard in the smoker of his train. Prosperous-looking party got on the train up the road, so ran the story of Mr. Laird, and at the next station stop he was joined by an acquaintance. ‘*Where in the world have you been, Jake?’ asked the second party to blow in. ‘*I haven’t seen you for a week.’’ “*No,’’ replied Jake, making room for the other to slide in on the plush beside him. ‘I have been on a fishing trip down along Barnegat Bay.’’ “Fishing trip, eh?’’ returned the sec- ond party, putting a match to a Jersey Havana. ‘‘What luck did you have?”’ “‘None at all,"’ was the prompt reply of Jake. ‘‘I didn’t hold anything better than a pair of deuces the whole blooming week.""—Philadelphia Telegraph. Was Like Dad—The immorality of French fashions was being discussed at a tea in Denver. The new idea of Ameri- can fashions for American women was being praised. The Rev. Alpheus C. Kerr then said, “It is time that we removed our women from the peril of French fashions, with their suggestive lines. 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