Evening journal., 1913-11-10
mysterious Woman CoR-
fesses Her Fear OF Try
ing Her Skill Between
Four Walls.
Elusive Bonnie Expresses
Delight at Excellence
of Reynolds Candies,
Which She Sees in Pro-
cess of Making.
She Poses as Salvation
Army Girl Saturday
Night and Collects 81
Cents.
BY BONNIE BURR.

n was with considerable surprise
and curiosity that ] read the novel f!
challenge extended to me in Satur-
nays EVENING JOURNAL, wherein I
GppineOtt & Co.. Inc, invited me TO
court capture in their big store Tues /
day afternoon. At first the idea seem !
ed preposterous to me. Entering four |
walls in the broad revealing light OF
day in a dense crowd Of humanity. !
is not an alluring prospect. II will |
require an exceptionally clever facial
disguise, for a / will DO completely !
heinmec In by q multitude who will
scan nay features at an alarmingly
CLOSE range This iE an entirely diff
ferent proposition from keeping q
date IN the open street. where I
have freedom of movement and the
value OF distance TO help me out with
lmy facial makeup.
Nevertheless I have accepted the
challenge, and, II am still free. will
visit Dppincott's tomorrow after
moon, between the hours Of and 81
O'Clock.
MY success up-to-date has made me-
feel bit optimistic az 70 the outcome
OF my visit TO the big store, and I
have added a condition Of my own to
NluG EuhAlcu6Cs NAAl AVN OAAA-
Llppinoott's, but 7 will make some
sort Of q purchase.
The Real AristOcrats.
The whole world Is willing to con-
cede G very high place 10 quality
when Il Is recognized as an attribute
10 human character, attainment or
anything whatsoever, The clarified
high mark Of refinement, whether ap-
Piled 70 persons or things, is quality
In a ledy or gentleman Of rank, the
world looks for culture, breeding. and
the gentle grace Of manner chHrao-
teristic OF continued cultivation
through successive generations Of
high birth Suoh persons are recog-
nized aristocrats. Their teaching,
training. and association. removes
from the character all that is coarse
and rude, and develops all that Is
best in mans mental and spiritual
mature, including love OF perfection
A taste for what ie delicate and ele-
giant demands quality in all things
and helps toward progression.
Ambition ls ever striving to attain
perfection in whatever pursuit the in
dividual is engaged Superior quality
sn anything is the result Of systematic
development
There are fine pictures. and other
treasures in fine art, and many de-
grees OF excellence 81 all things. Fine
denotes something finished, ideal OF
its Kind, thing tkat could scarce be
improved upon.
We have fine candles. such as Rey-
nolds Candies, Of rare excellent. dain-
~ aristocrats Of the confeotioner' art.
that come TO you IN a pure white box,
bearing gold-lettered the name "Rey-
,lolds," q regal insignia that stamps
them as candies Of quality.
They have a wide reputation as the
finest candies made and are shipped
20 discriminating patrons in all parts
OF Delaware and neighboring States
There are three handsome Reynolds
candy shops, the newest OF which but
recently had itH opening, revealing an
interior that even 10 minute details,
Is a marvel In up-to-dat convenience
snd a triumph IN artistic decoration.
The new store, at No. S11 Market
street is a palatial shop. as BELTS the
home. and setting OF superior confec-
lions.
The walls are tinted a restfuI sofi
tone With ceiling and wood paneling
IN old ivory. Artistic windows In CO.
ionial design. curtaineu in blue. ad.
fnit soft radiance by day and an in
Eenious system OF concealed lights
project a mellow glow at night II
Is spacious, indeed, with many beauti.
ful mahogany tables, where fancy icet
and tempting edibIes are served. Al
luncheon time JOIN the small army
OF shoppers. business men. stenogra-
Pliers, clerks and other busy wage
earners. who hurry into Reynolds foi
p quick, dainty luncheon There il
always q special daily menu. from II
90 ] O'Clock. offering a substantial
well-prepared noon meal. Also there
Is a special after-thestre bill OF fare
that is most tempting. At all hours
Of the day there Ia an q la carte bill
CONTINUED on Second Pager.