p? ; ,1-J1 ?5 "vv r ! VI "f V xV i i. .- urAXm.t. fr.SLji. 14 "EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA', FRIDAY, " MARCH 25, 1921 w h 111 M I I TDREAMLAND ADVENTURES JUDGE OWL'S SECRETS lljr IIADDV Tlie flrprn Una; inTrriA'p iniA tfiiit i i. i k fc- - m.. ...... cimiii IL ...- i"ll K" J ' nskeil .ludiri Owl romlnit m d jfKKV nnd T.IIIv thoir evonlm; nnn J 'Thn tale nbotit Kins Hint the pi r 3rac and thn lm lir unntcd in m th clrpus, iinwcrpd 1Vk nnd H v tocther 9 'That's the r utorv J Intcinl. 1 t SMI vou R.lid JiuIro 01 S 'kin Hlrd uns a Bond noM l.u! IjHo warn I much for Htjlc, and his nc pvanti t nn pirttv n lint of Mr inid U jDrlolc, but It a loomy nnd lomfnri iblf In rnnkinu It he wow tnKeth SKra tiark, roof, MrlnsH p.ii .ml LThK nest . much to the IiUihk of ire Bird i jiretn nintn and quepn and tf.lslenpd to tho branch of n pcrubb.x trei ?it M a "mfe home for the PKifS ami jbnhj bird? J Onp Hprlnsr uhen Kinir liinl un JbulldlnK his npsl he ca u rtpoh lis jlrB In the road The crtt-n rip uliuid JKinc Birds rjf i That will inHke a line nip for .. j' Silry hoin, he nald to him. If s I "blcked up tho Rien tap and .irrieil it (to his next He spread It lit the button Snf the nest and uhen hli queen rami 3iome she wni delltthted to tlnd suih a pretty rutf on thn Moor I The nip Maed there until nf'rr the ?baby birds ere born Tnen iuih di two bojM came dtrollinp alone Hob unit jDnn The were brothern on th h Jto the circui Hob wns the older and :he had i dollar bill with which to bu Sthe tukct" i l)h --ee the bird net in the tiie scried Hob as he i aught KiKht of the jhom of Klnp Hlrd little blood '1 in tffolnit to climb the tree to look Into it 5 Hob started to climb, when Klnc jBlid saw him Now Ktnir Hliil wan onh ;a small chap blile a blir box but he wann t poinR to bt nn one dlatuib lil Jbable Lhep Gel iv fiom there shrieked Kinp Bird -and he flew at Hob Specking his liand (Jueh ' tiled Hob 5for the pecklnp hurt Ouch' he elled ;atnln for KlnR Bird pecked ome nioit Jand then still more, until Bob oie anu Jsmartlng, dropped to the ground Til fl that "tucv bird for ie(kmir Imp " he cried 1 11 knock his nest out of the treo.' S ' Bob seized a stone to throw but "Dan, who had been laughing at the w.i brao llttlu Klmr Bird had drlwn ln Ibrother awny fiom the nest, lopp.d Shim 5 'Don t throw at that brae hrjn ijnest. said Hin He Is onh deftndinp Jhls homo and bablef which is a line Jthtnp for him to do 'I -nill throw at hi" nesi dec ared iBob He bad no buslnc'a pecking me 8 "Bob drew back his ami to throw jbut Dan knocked the stone from his Shard Bob was so angr at that he Jpltehed Into t-an and the hid a tight right there And in the fight I.m though he was smaller thtn Bob, won Jfor ln had right on his side nd "Dan had King Bird on h s tide, too tind jKlrg Bird got In a peck whenexer he could, until Bob went howling down the 5 road J I'll not take "J to the Mrous now 'yelled Bob I 11 spend a'l the do lar on n r t N w I i Mls IILI.OISi: 1AK(I D.iuslild of t nriKi t"sman nml Mis. I.nillslaits I..1.HO, nf IMilHinn.i, aiIioco i tisnRrinrnt lias been .in noiiiitt'd to Lieutenant Mlpn Hum .ml, I . !. S 'IIip. Mill be mm tlcil In April meif Vu II be ot t when I tell wi ibout the c'otvs .mil elephants nd w.iMng tho dollir bill in his hand llnii ran as fast as lu niuld toward the cir cus Pan wis s.Hti .it that wrn 1 rum he ooiild not go to the i Ircus, but glad h had sied King Birds nestfiil of habit from being knocked nut of tl tree b Hob King Bird was sorrv t io -otr becaust- Din etned o o 1 1 King Bird liuird Bobs taunt about tint taking 1'in to the circus and he saw tin bill in Bobs hand King Hltd gave ,i ir tl i r of ni prise- that bill nni Just like the grien rug on the floor of hit net King Blul wondered If that gre n rug wan mmiii and If it would take Pan to the clrc'ii" King Bird ilidn I want to j,ii" up that linlii tug Ii was ,c nice .oft bid fo' th- bain bitds Then King Bird remeni bited that if Dan hndti t conie to the tteiue there might not hine been nn nt st or b.ib birds left He made up Ills mind that it would be onl fair to n Dan back b giving Inm the gietn tug King Birds little queen agreed with him 'he pulled the i ug "it irefuHx Vo none of tlu balu bitds wuiild be hurt and then King Bird Hew aftci Dan, who was trudging sidl ilotig the road, hoping against hope thit Boh might take him to the circus But Bob ran ahead And bought onU one ticket and went into thy circus bj himself King Hlrd taught up with I'm and dtoptcd the rug at his fet Mi good-ne-s whats that"' cried Dan and he picked up the rug N'hv it is a two-dillar hi' Th s bi il n 'i"t he a f ill bltd mil t his gltn me tli s inone for 'aMiig i's mil i I tan g" to the circus Tnai k mil fairv bird rd Dm nn hippilv IT ti theclnus mil King Bird went 1 appiK home for he w,m glad to see how o ous Dm 1 il 1 1 romt nd tomorrow I II 'i 1 i ti e ttor of King Bud pud thi r' uil t ii" t ., THE DAILY NOVELETTE The Wise Virgin lit MAItV O. CONNKLI.V Arent jou burning It, Peggy? That IKikcr s pruttv hot, ' Pcgg unwound a. long tttrand of hair dexterlously from about tho blackened oker nnd sniffed Rlngerli 'Phew' III sav I nm'" shn re claimed dlsguatcdl Then, shrugging her thin shoulders, she began to rewind thp fctrand about her Instrument of tor ture, inlraculoush avoiding a burned forehead as slip did so ' Don t tell inn ou ro going to stnv In this lovplv night7 she questioned n little pitronlflnglv Margnrpt noddpd, with Just a little smdo I m tired tonight nnd I think I II sta at homo and read, ' sho ex plnlned 1'eggv turned again to her mliror with an air of ptt Amusement and pleasure wete as tho breath of life to l'egg nnd while she loved Margaret she despised her Just a little for her quiet tiserve, which to discerning people spelled refinement, but which to 1'eggv meant slmplv the he glnnUig of a long existence of ' single blessedness for how could nnv girl get a husband unless she sought him diligently nnd with purpose" Such was I'cggj h reasoning nnd mativ people wondered how two persons so unlike could have loomed together for four vtnrs and never have had a quarrel. Peggj s toilette completed she re volved slowlv In front of the mirror What ou tited. Mntgnret' sho said viewing her thin silken-clad nnkles with complaeeno Is male companionship I know lots of fellows who would be Just crazy to meet on after ou had a little fixing up, ou know ' she added somewhat hastllv Leaning close to the mirror In nn ef fott to determlno whether Urn deluge of powder had covered all facial Haws, sho taught her friend s reflection In tho gl.i'a and winked the one eo lslblo undir the little velvet turtmn. Tome ilnng she said persunslvelv "Don t sit in here all night that a no way to have a good time Margaret smllid vetv much nmucil then shook her held decisively Pcgg took Mnrgarets rcfiml is a matter of .nurse hwlng met with It on manj pre v ions occasions lust what do vou Intend to do nnj wnv " asked I'tggv polishing the toes of het high-heeled pumps er carefullv upon the backs of her thin stocking1 nnd i .imli ing these last vtrv critically for aii lcsulting damage you re not go ing t i nd our davs here nro vou"" she questioned Indicating' the disordered looms In which thev lived No old mild eisteiice for me Margaret Hi- ilooibell tiealed Jatrlnglv nnd she huiileil fiom the room V mans oice gift tid her in the hall then the front door slammed and Margaret wan left nlone Slowly she hegnn to set the dis ordeted room Into tld ness again paus ing now and then to reflect on Peggy s woids She wnsn t so erv anxious to have a Mr on her tombstone, as I'eggv txpressed It but she certalnlv dldn t want to end her ilavs In the Btuffy little apirtments the girls called home The lamp which Ptggv had used In curl ing het locks was burning out, nnd Mnrgant laughed is she puffed at the tin llnme to extinguish it In the sitting loom sho took tip her spuing ni d as sho rocked and sowed now and tl n pausing a little to muse and igh sb. discovered that Peggy ! words but made more of an Impression on her than she careit to admit I wonder she said if I became a fool ish irgn like I'eggv would 1 be hnp pv?" But the mere thought of Pcggj 8 friends espeiiiilv the mnlo clement, rrido het sh iddn v. rap ai t' door interrupted her reverie, nnd sho hurried to tho hall door, pausing a moment to smooth hw shining hair "Maybe It Is Mr. Arnold for the rent," he thought, remembering that It was tho first of the month. Sho threw open the door to disclose a young man standing In the economically lighted corridor At thn sight of tho girl he took off hln hat hastily, "I bog your pardon. I r thought this wan tho landlord's room." Margaret nmiled nt the evident em barrassment of her visitor. "Next floor down, .right underneath," she said brief ly, beginning to close the door. Ho took a step nearer In an efTort to explain his Intrusion. "I'm new In the placn," ho said; "have the apartments above, you know, nnd somethings wrong with tho light. I wanted to seo him about It. Much of an okto?" he asked, humorously. "Not ro very much," Margaret an swered! doubtfully with u thoughtful look, "but 1 wouldn't press him about It " Then sho thought of Peggy's lamp "If vou find he Isn't in the room, I haye a Uttlo lamp I could lend you for the evening,' she offered politely, closing the door as ho thanned her nnd turned A few moments later ho knocked again . , ' The ogre Is not hi his dungeon," lie explained, showing his while teeth In an engaging smile, "and I'm going to take ndvnntage of your offer. Ho waited In tho llttlo sitting room while Bho lighted tho lamp for him, nnd he noticed how xery home-llko and cosy It looked n-1 l-t 4nM n ItAat At Rim YCtlA. WAS undeniably pretty nnd unaffected nnd appealed to hltn xery much. Til return It Just as soon ns Mr Landlord fixes my lights he said, politely. He glanced nt tho light, and a peculiar look came over his face. l bellove er es, I'm qulto sure, Its go- The reninng ol mc iiuni i"j " nn oxcuso for them to get better ac quainted, and the evening was shame fully wasted In Idle chatter. As tho stranger arose to depart ho paused u. moment on tho thresnold "Next time jou come I shall try to bo a. wlso virgin nnd have my lamp well lllled," sho said laughtngly Ho laughed with hor. "I am sure I would prefer vou ns a foolish Mrgln, he said, 'for we might not have been friends If It hadn't been for your unprc- ''"peg'gv came rushing In with her usual Imjietuous atr a few moments later. "Oh, Margaret I Margaret!" she gasped. "Tom's bora has moved Into the apartments above us, and I'm going to try to meet hlm. They say ho'a a 'peach' I" Ma.rgarTs eyes opened in astonish ment: then she laughed merrily. "Not this time, Peggy," she Bald; "I've got ahead of you." She proceeded to relate the Incident of the lamp, and Peggy listened In amaze ment. "And to think you don't havn to go out and seek them, after all," sho said resignedly as she kicked off hor pumps. "But you'll never land him If you don't 'fir up,' Margaret," she added a HMlo Irritably as sho started for the bedroom. But Margaret only laughed happily, and wondered when he would bring bade the lamp. Next Complete N'orflrtte Thread" -"The Scarlet Making More Money The Chsrtn of Other Dnyt If you walk along Forty-fourth street. In New Tork, Just a few steps east of Fifth avenue, the chances are that you will find yourself stopping, almost un consciously, In front of an old-fashioned multt-paned window which apparently hears no relation whatever to the broad flawless expanso of plate glass which en. shrines the usual store display. Possibly It's because of the unusual nature of this window; possibly on account of tho quaint sign, with Its spinning wheel and tho words. "lAne. tltr. Antlnnarlsn." which hangs Above the entrance to the shop but the fact remains that It's almost Impossible to pass this bit of old- time new xorg, nestiea aown witnin a stone's throw of a rand Central Station. And that's Just the waythat Jane Teller figured It would be. When, about a year ago, Mrs. Teller mado up her mind to open a storo where she could capitalise her love of antiques and her knowledge of things that are really old not those which are merely made to t.t. ..&laat mU nlsn A At AmVllmM-l t A IUUK HIlUIGIIl - ntiu Minu ,.. ,. -w utilize atmosphere to the utmost. .The tiny enop wnicn sne itaacu w mmi uy as a replica of a Colonial sitting room ; the window was remodeled with the "old-fashioned" panes of glass ; In place of tho large solid sheet: the lantern nbove the doorway seemed to carry Its own message of other days and other manners and Mrs. Teller added tho final touch by adopting a business frock modeled along the lines of those which were worn In the days of the Pilgrim Hera waa not a place to buy antiques, she announced, but nn "antlqu ty shop, with the pedigree of every thing guar anteed and an atmosphere as unique as tho goods themselves. Has the Idea been suocwtsful? Well. Mrs. Teller's prlnclpil trouble has been In finding a sufficient number of "antiquities" to meet the demands of hor trade, and bualness la no brisk that, at limes, It almost clashes with the cen turies old quiet which surrounds the rare Bldeboards, the grandfather's clocks, the hnmmered-brass andirons and the rush-bottomod chairs, f'SSStWI SSsaSSM -a UV2 mmmi Cut Your Meat Bill! The "Protein" Beans That Take the Place of Meat Ask Your Grocer SEASIDE MP California mm CALIFORNIA UNAS nc?B ACT LI MAI Hollander & Fleishman Co. Chestnut at 11th St. , N. E. Corner MS5MT 1 1 '"'"'"fiv-. ?,K "Wnite or Ureen OoM- rilleil nrae.ltt . "itch fft. -f&r jL J'S1.W i. i 1 . tW-&.:?zMQISBw Banana You, like scores of thousands of other Philadelphians, will, of course, want ustard CE CREAM It has repeatedly been described by people everywhere as the most delightful of all the famous ,,...: PRIVATE BRAND BRICKS Every Supplee Dealer will be prepared to supply Banana Custard Ice Cream this Easter week-end. 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V ' " a. 1 Purthmt; m mtih X rmrehw. m iMah X Op m ttOO $n Pnrthtt. m mk PLAN SCHOOLMEN'S WEEK Arrangement for Sessions April 7, 8 and 0 'Nearly, Completed Plans for the eight annual school men's week to be held at the University of PennijrlrantA April 7, 8 and 0 are nearlng completion, according to nn notmcement made yesterday by Acting Provost Pennlman. As usual, the topics scheduled for discussion are those of immediate importance in tho conduct of the public schools of Pennsylvania, and speakers have .been selected from all narta nt tli i. - sUUi. vc M we other The, topics of the day tna.tu . i"lTJ'h iF?d uthC n4W the XjffiST S program, will belevot," chun.:tal problems of hl.hi. IS.,...c"Lea . tki Atnem ,wDrf .Ddw. tlbtiriV . George Wharton I'epw, b",UDS"' intcndnt of Schools Flnegan .J ' Ham W. Evans president"? Ay aylvania SUte Teachers' AMed.t0'!1aB, In the Children s Own Shoe Store There Are Many Stylet for your boy and girls to chooae from. All built, first for wear, but always with the idea of good appearance. Here it a onestrap Goodyear welt Pump the latest in patent leather. Also in Tan Calf, with Korry- Kromo Waterproof Soles. t i Prices for this model 5tze 6 to 8 S4.2B Sir.ea Va to 11 $4.45 Sizaliyt to2fS.4S We also have other models from $2.95 up. ' Open Saturday Evening "Every pear full of weenr." (tfctvDm-wmm 13 North Tenth Street Quality Sh: Rmpmiring At All Our Stmrti Philadelphia's Exclusive Children's Shoe Store lK aaaaaEcaaalaaaafeaaaliaaaP' aBaaaaaaaaC1--- aaaafaVaaaaal VaaaaaaaaaaCaBVW aaaaaKV Bread with Raisins is a Better Food Forget, for a moment, the delicious flavor of raisin bread and think of its value as a food. Raisins furnish 1560 units of energizing nutriment per pound, as well as natural iron which brings the rose tint to women's and children's cheeks. The raisin's pure fruit sugar is in practically predigested form, so it is almost immediately assimilated. This fruit-food value added to the nourishment of wheat, forrqs an almost ideal food. Send 'round the corner or telephone to your grocer or bake shop for a loaf of SunMaid Raisin Bread or bake a loaf at home according to the recipe at the right. The raisin flavor permeates the bread. Try the bread plain, with or without butter. Learn what delicious toast it makes. Serve at least twice a week to break the monotony of plain bread. Every firsUclass baker sells Sun-Maid Raisin Bread SUN-MAID RAISINS SUN-MAID Raisin Bread . cups flour 1 tcaapoon salt 3 scant teaspoons baking powder Vz tablespoons of sugar Sift well together Vz package Sun. Maid seeded raisins IV2 cups milk If desired to make bread a little richer, 2 tablespoons of butter and 1 beaten egg may be worked in. Bake 50 minutes. Will make one loaf. Cannot fail. This recipe makes delicious raisin muffins. Use Sun. Maid Raisins in all your cooking, for they arc the finest grown. Made from tender, juicy, thin-skinned California table grapes. Packed in an immaculate plant in California. Clean, tweet, wholetome American raisins the kind you know are good. Three varieties: Sun-Maid seeded (seeds removed); Sun-Maid seedless (grown without seeds); Sun-Maid Clusters (on the stem). All dealers. Insist upon the Sun.Maid brand. Send for free book, "Sun-Maid Recipes," describing scores of ways to use. j CutThis Out and Sendjtj ! California Ai.oclated Raiiin Co. CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATBD RAISIN CO., Fresno, California Membership 10,000 Ctovvcrs n.l ttf 1 I II V.ania r'tat. Plea.e tend me TM' bk' uSmAUU , Recipe," free. Name Addrcii... .State i i ! 1 L j i. City. twmmmm m usJiaJaal1,,'' i tA 4 It ,g,JH ", Al
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