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ADVENTURES
THE HUNTING PARTY
II) DAI1DV
fiVtfjt and 7Jij, nA.rn 6acfe tfo ffte
long ago by a charm given them by
the Wild Crcic, bring peace between
1 the tribes of Vaglc feather and lied
Dog. When the Indians go on a
hunting party, Watampoo, the medi
cine man, plots to have Peggy and
Billy eaten by icild bears, but is Inm
self caught by a bear.)
Walainpoo Up n Tree
OLD Watampoo jelled as the big bear
cbascd him up the tree. The medi
cine man was sure he was doue for.
"Ur-rumph! Ur-rucph !" growled
the bear, climbing after him.
Peggy, Hilly, Unlky Sam and the
Indian bojs heard the jells aud grouls.
"It's n boar!" shouted "flashing Ejc.
"And It's after some one," cried
Swift Toot Jumping on top of a big
rock the children found they could see
Watampoo and the big bear going up
the tree.
"Help!" shouted Watampoo to them.
"Oct jour bovs and arrows nuil shoot
this b,car before he eats m up."
"We've lot our bows and arrows.
They were carried aay by magic,"
answered Dashing Ejc.
"I threw them off the cliff. Co lutb
the vnllcj and get them." yelled Watam
poo. who was so scared he confeed his
rvl' deed without Knowing what he was
doing.
"We mint K"t the bows and ar
rows," they ulioiitid. and tnrtod for the
vallej. The Indian bovs, thinking that
what the White Spirits did ui right.
ran after them. Hut tliej limit 't gone
ten Hteiw when n loud growl brought
them to u sharp stop. There ahead of
them, climbing the hill as fast ns it
could, was a ccoml bear. They
couldn't get by it and they had noth
ing with which to fight It. The only
thing to do was to climb a tree as Wat
ampoo had done. This they did all
except Billy and Balky Sam. These
two hid behind u huge rock.
Tbo second bear made right for the
tree up which the Indian boys wcro
nnshlntr nml millicc Peggy. U
rumphl Ur-rumph I,r growled the bear,
and it climbed alter mcra.
Now Hilly had hidden behind the
rock becauso he thought that the bear
might do this very thing and he would
hao a better chance to have the others
It he stayed ou the ground.
Tr-niniph!" growled the bear,
reaching u great paw toward tho braucn
ou which Dashing T,yc was crouched.
Hilly seized his trusty lasso, whirled
It around his head and threw the noose
over the bear's head. Then Instead of
trjicg to pull tho bear down, he ran
around the tree as fast as he coulcl.
winding the lnsso about the bear, in
almost less time than it takes to tell he
had bound tho bear so tightly to the
tree that It couldn't move.
Now the bear was surprised and
scared. Nothing like this had ever
happened to It before. It squealed und
it squalled.
The big bear, chasing Watampoo up
the other tree, heard the squeals und
the squalls. It turned from ntnni-
.'i i.. !.. ..inf.. unu trnnnctl.
1 At iiiuM' it forgot the medicine man ami
began to siuie uown m-
tin aid of Its mate.
"llee-naw ! Here comes the big
beir!" brajed Balky Sam in warning.
"Hee-haw! T feel like fighting n bear.
Hee-haw! I'll show jou the Kind of a
hunter I urn," and he galloped to meet
the bear.
Now the big bear had never beard a
mule bray and It stopped Its sliding in
n hurrj. What was this strange ani
mal rushing to uttnek it? The bear
looked Balky Sam over and then decided
It could whip him. It slid down n few
feet more and was just ready to drop
to the ground when Balky Sam whirled
around and ot fly with bis heels.
Wham! Balk Sam gave the surprised
bear n kick that made him howl. ham !
Balk Sam kicked again, nnd the bear,
roaring with alarm, began to climb back
again faster than it had cpmo down.
"Ileo-haw ! Come here and light !
braved Balky Sam, but the bear.
unumvllne louder than its mate had
done, clnmbered excttcdlr toward Wa
tampoo, who then began to yell harder I
than ever.
(Tomorrow tcill be told hoto Peggy
And Billy talk to the bears.)
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1019-21 MARKET ST.
Largest Exclusive Men's & Boys1 Cloth
ing Store in Philadelphia
Tomorrow Mr. Hill
Makes Another Big Saving to
Introduce His New Store
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Easter Siiits
Positively worth $35.00
and $40 Choice
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Accepted
Yes, Sir Unusual to offer the newest,
finest spring suits imaginable at a reduction
ripht before Easter, but Mr. Hill docs it.
.Mr. Hill wants every man in Philadel
phia to know his new store, and he says this
sp'-Hl "ITt will sure introduce it quickly.
One and two-button models, single and
dou-ie ureasted styles, half belted and full
belted models. Patch, slashed or .regular
pockets. All fine quality woolens in every
new shade of brown, green, gray and blue.
Suits & Top Coats
in up to minute styles
$OQ75 $450 $J(pO
Large variety of new patterns
FALSE propaganda
is the weapon of
unprincipled mer
chants as well as
unprincipled nations.
E. F. HOUGHTON & CO.
240 W. Somertet Street Philadelphia
The Gracious Influence
of an Appropriate Lamp
Is perceptible at once in
. any 'room, whether lighted or
v V not. And wo have them in
f such variety that selection is
not n problem. Just the
shades you have longed for,
to harmonize with your fur
nishings; exhibiting all tho
refinements and elegancies of
modern design and finishes,
that appeal to ecry person
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
Hair Mattresses Box Springs Bedsteads
1632 Chestnut Street
Electric Lamps
and
Artistically
Hand-Painted
Parchment and
Silk Shades
STEWART'S
1027 MARKET STREET
Easter Fashions
Msses-Smhhats
Reflecting the newest trends of Fashion, Individuality of style
and perfection of quality. Remarkably moderate in price.
Spring Suits
$25-00 to $99-50
Superb materials and unusual styles characterize our
Suit showing. Featured are Etons belted, flared,
high-waisted and severely tailored styles developed
in Tricotine, Sjerge, Poiret Twill, Silvertone and
many others. Plenty of navy and brown, as well as
all other colors.
BASEJfEXT ASD SECOSD FLOOR
Charming Dresses
$16.90 to $65.00
Expressing the spirit of Spring
time in interesting variations of
the accepted fashions. Delight
fully draped, tucked and ruffled
styles in taffeta and satin. Beaded
and embroidered Georgettes.
Tailored and elaborate serges and
tricotines. All shades and sizes.
DASCVEST AXD SBCOXD VLOOll
New Coats
16-90 to $59-75
Very chic and di&tinctic are tho new
Coats and Wraps. The Sports model
predominates in Camel's Hair, Bolivia.
Evora, Tinseltone, Polo Cloth, Mixtures,
etc. Exquisite linings, perfect atten
tion to detail and particular finish. All
favored colors.
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Easter Blouses & Millinery
5000 Pairs Men's Trousers
Each Pair at a Saving of $2.00 and More
$9-85 $0.85 $A.95 $g-95 $0.95
All the wanted colorings so ou can match up your old coat
and hac pi actually a new suit to wear. All Mzes up to 12.
Our Boys' Clothing Store
Occupies the Entire Third Floor
FREE Souvenirs with Every Purchase
Boys' 2-Pair Pants
All new snrinj: mixture chexota in belted
all-around models; all sizes up to 17 years.
Boys' All Wool c -a cy
Blue Serge Suits 1-95
Good fast color blue serge Suits for dress
and confirmation wear. All sizes to 17 years.
Boys' $5 Sample O Q
Wash Suits -79
Boys' New Spring Hats
Large Variety Special Low Prices
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To Welcome the Sprina
Modes in a Bevy
Special Values '
Georgettes
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$6.90 & $7.90 Values
Adorablo Blouses in pastel col
orings or suit shades, lavishly
beaded, embroidered, lace
trimmed und frilled. Youthful
short sleeves, round, square or
"V" necks.
Silk Tricolettes, $5.45
The lowest priced Tricolettes In the
ity. Pretty styles In all colors
Otfwr exclusive models from $8 90
to $27.50.
'iTIlb'BT rLoon
-Irresistibly Charming
of Gay Colors
Special
Values
$4.95$7.95
Up to 32.50
Unusual hats, never be
fore presented. Charm
ing straw and combina
tions of Georgette In
daring colors, unique
trimmings of flowers,
feathers and ribbons
Also sports styles.
Model Hats, 8.95 to 35.00
Copies of imported modelB. One of a kind; stun
ning styles in appealing colors.
STCWAHT'8 THIRD VLOOll
Girls' Easter Coats
and Dresses
Wonderful Values for Saturday Shoppers
Girls' Coats
Tan mixture sports mod
els. Solf-trlmmed with
patch pockets. HUea 8 to
14 years. Specially priced
$
9.95
Girls' Dresses$ .95 to $3.95
Whlto organdie. 1 )
Embroidered and
lace trimmed, ulth ribbon sashes
Sizes - to 14 years
Kiddies' Coats $
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snrtre and mixtures,
Shirred or belted styles
Sizes 2 to 6 years
Girls Dresses
Taffetas In spring
styles. Embroidered and
Georgette trimmed
sizes 8 to 14 years,
aTUWART'S FOURTH FLOOR
7.95
$13.95
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Saturday Will Be a Day of
Two-Fold Importance
at Wanatnaker & Brown's
First week of our Wonderful Spring Mer
chant Tailoring proposition ends with only one
more week to go.
Store will be filled with men and young men
buying our wonderful Spring ALL-WOOL new
worsted suits of $50 to $65 qualities for
$43.50
AH warranted up to Wanamaker & Brown's standard of style, taU
loring and quality. r
Every one a worsted, finished or unfinished. A multiplicity of
styles, in cloths and patterns pot a single one undesirable.
Qualities so outstanding and apparent we are certain the demand for
them will be great. But we are ready!
Hundreds await your selection.
Tailoring Shop will Be a Mighty Busy
Place Tomorrow and All Next Week
$53
FOR NEWEST AND FINEST SPRING TAILORING FABRICS,
BUILT INTO INDIVIDUAL SUITS TO YOUR EXACT MEA
SUREMENT FROM CLOTHS REGULARLY $65 TO $85.
Cutters as busy as they can be. Tailors tool We have never seen so
many delighted customers in nearly sixty years of the tailoring business.
' Fabrics for which exclusive tailors charge as high as $125 are to be had
in this offer, built to measure for $5 3 with satisfacion guaranteed or we keep
the suit and you keep the money.
Wonderful New Apparel Ready in Our
, Woman's Shop
SPECIAL Saturday values in suits, coats and dresses will be found by
women buyers tomorrow. Values as compared, with prices being asked
elsewhere, will speak forthemselves.
It is a fact which many women now recognize that because of the diver
sity of styles shown in our Women's Sections, the department offers virtually
all the advantages of a Specialty Shop without Specialty-Shop figures.
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GMCFOR NEW DRESSES OF SATIN METEOR AS SHOWN IN THE
'P' FIRST ILLUSTRATION. COLORS ARE NAVY AND BROWN, CON
TRASTING RIBBON TRIMMINGS. VERY STRIKING IN ITS AP
PEARANCE. CCQ 7CFOR HANDSOME BLUE SERGE SUITS SHOWN IN ILLUSTRATION
NO. 2. SIZES UP TO 44, BRAID AND BUTTON TRIMMED. PLAIN
SILK LININGS.
(jMCFOR SUIT IN CUT NO. 3 WHICH IS ESPECIALLY GOOD FOR
MISSES, HANDSOME NAVY BLUE BELTED COAT, SHAWL COL
LAR, BOX PLEATS.
COQ 7 CFOR NEW SPORT COAT IN CUT NO. 4. IT IS OF POLO CLOTH AND
y s . JS ONE QF TH SEASON.s M0ST POPULAR COATS. DIFFICULT
FOR US TO KEEP THEM IN STOCK.
PCQ 7CFOR THE NEW COAT OF POLO CLOTH (48 INCHES IN LENGTH)
'SHOWN IN THE FIFTH ILLUSTRATION. FULL LINED WITH
PLAIN FANCY LINING AS YOU PREFER. COATS ALSO AT THIS
FIGURE 40 INCHES LONG OF CAMEL'S HAIR CLOTH.
CCQ 7CFOR THE BEAUTIFUL SUIT IN CUT NO. 6 OF NAVY OR BLACK
$0 V , i SERGESi BRAID AND BUTTON TRIMMED WITH RIPPLE AT SIDES.
COAT BELTED WITH BOX PLEATS IN BACK, SKIRT PLAIN.
Wanamaker & Brown
Fr 69 Yws
$13 50 for Boy' Overcoats. Reg. $20.00 $16.50 for Boys' Overcoats. Reg. $25.00
$1500 for Boys' Overcoats. Reg. $22.50 $18.00 for Boys' Overcoats. Reg. $27.50
' Sizes 8 to 17
Winter suits marked at final low prices.
$13.00 for Boys' All-Wool Cheviot Suits That Were Regularly $16.50
$15.00 for Boys' All-Wool Cheviot Suits That Were Regularly $20.00 & 522.50
$17.50 for Boys' All-Wool Cassimere State That Were Regularly $25.00
Sizes 7 to 18
Boys' New Raincoats, Built Army Style, $7.50
NOTE BOYS' NEWEST SPRING SUITS, $15 to $30
Market at Sixth Street
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