"sancv Kfe ?i nj.jj EARNING PUBLIC iLEDGBRPHIEADELPHlA, THUKSDAY, !APRIU 14, 1021 01 DREAMLAND ADVENTURES Jumping: Frog, n, dadDV i .. TrifMWNO Frog was n Doasuui "JS chap h- ;- P5-1 u .J-Am hcwMimfl. " "" ...'. ..V . "STni JuM? "" u,:u" " ' P "li would havo minded .fump. keptlt "B.WSSfl" Don.t talk 'about oortdfw much,' barked Toddle Vup ll,5.t.J,.,.lVi Cro-nkl I can boat jou i . and I' tell tho vo Id about Things You'll Love to Mako Beaded Umbrella Handle. Wrftott bent mal Cro-nk I Crrt-akl' ff'ffiV be . t on bon, t- . li- i ri. ror wiinu j.uuuiv mi- 1. i n cood jumper for a puppy, ho U1dn"be to Jump so far as Juinpi Hn ttay .llmmlo,, Toddle's boy LT asked VoAMa InW his Iioiim. . 5k In. nnd on the kitchen Tod?.c" something that gave him :nc UW. " V ' ,e mis! n lata u "-" beat Jumping Ft.1fvt,nt do you think it was ho saw? What ao B.ipkv flvnancr. WttiJ"".Timmlii and Jlmmle'a father . . very Kratcful to Toddle PupKlns w'rL i ,irlvcn tho ghost awny from ffi &Im nny mvnrd ho mljihl v Tndclie I'upk ns wanicu mm. kj K and ,o ho took It as his re- ..' ; parried the sticky flypaper JMblfng careful tohoW It 1 u wouldn't get siuck on Sum be sot to the noocb ho measured V ifimnine race course near the tS a l,?S tones, and bushes, and logs, ggfid 1 ono buT 'he put the stleky fly- P'P'When Toddle Pupklm had done til, he begnn to answer Jumping Frog's fc??!l.?g8;i.- nnlmnU and birds heard- Tode's bnrk and came Hocking to hi rlr.'!.C('?i:( p,n.k! I'll show you tut jou can't Jnrao as fast or ns far " Jro tho race began. Away Jumped HI fLKi,l, -3-lr. 0 lJv When tho cord handle of your urn timlln. wfnrn out rDlACA It with I BUADED UMDIIULLA HANDLE. Itun i thlri silk cord twenty Inches Ion through tho holes. With vivid colorii paint a mm pie design on a inrse uynor leal wooden bead. String the boad on to tho cord. Make a knot below the bead to keep It in place. Leave a. two Inch epaco on each end and mako ft knot Blrlng on two smaller beads that hnvo btcn painted to match the lame one. l'laco u knot below each bead. Add a tllk tassel to each end and you have an . attracts e new handlo on your um brella. FLORA. On. on went Toddlo Pupklns, on, on, untllIit) jumped ncroM tho clearing mid up to tho big tree, lie was tho winner of tho Jumping race. '''Hurrah I Hurrah 1- Hurrec! cheered the animals and the birds. 'Tod dle Pupkins has won tho Jumping racer nnn .Tumping Frog enn boast, no more!' What had become of Jumping Frog? Can't you guess? "Why, when ho leaned over' Oil bushet ho came down smack on the ttleky flypaper. And when he tried to jump 6ff tho sticky flypaper he couMn't oo u. jn tour or. nm icct were muck fast. And when ho struggled and thrashed around ho fell over and got his stomach stuck as well as his feet. "How the birds nnd nnlmals did laugh when they found him. They laughed so long nnd so loud that Jump ing Frog felt that ho mint get nway nnd hide himself. How did he do it? Why, Toddlo rupkins got one end of the flypaper In his teeth nnd he drew Tumping Frog to tho river nnd threw him In. "Tomorrow I will tell you nbout Toddlo lupxins' Hying trip." THE DAILY NOVELETTE April Shower a y SUSANNA MAE MACKIN "Bo sure t lint jou tnko your umbrella, Myra." Mrs. Ilennetl had come softly into her daughter'a roomi Myra Bennett stood before her mir ror, t'.citly adjusting her new spring hat a chic flnrae-colortd loo.ua. Her black dress of soft clinging stuff had a touch of flame-yellow at tho nctk, wrists and girdle, nnd from her young, nthlctlc-loouing shoulders it hung in simple, girlish Unci. "Yes, I'll take nn umbrella." she assured her mother. "And be sure you get something good for your luncheon, Mjrn," her mother cautioned. "You you hnven't eaten much breakfast n cup of coffee Is noth ing for n girl to work on. You " . "Don't you worry, mother." tho girl broko In ns she fumbled in her beaded bag. ''I'll mako up for breakfast. ou ought to seo how much I cat nt noon." "I should worry," Myra Bennett whispered to henelf. Her eyes sought the eves of n saunre Jnn'eil young face In n silver frame upon her rurcnu. "t should worry 1" she repeated n she took the photograph from the frame. "I caifHtaml it It you con," she in formed the picture, flinging it into the waste basket. Then she fldd from the house. In tho big millinery shop where Mvra designed "fetching" hats for Madam La Bontc's fashionable, cllcntclo her fingers fluttered about among tho frail straw and gorgeous flowers, nnd "won derful creations'' were faihioncd by her capable fingers, but her thoughts were lenguci nway. By tho magic of thought she had taken herself back to n night In June; to u moonlit beach nnd John Martin, tho scent of tho sea. tho touch of hands, When the hnd come bnck from her rucnndcrlngs thcamo magical thought told her that sho had been dreaming, roinnnr'nr. nnd that she hod lost -lost John Martin through her own silly non sense, her unreasonable Jealousy, Mvra Bennett was ulad when the Lour to quit work had come. Hhc had I of late done her work In n dnacd way. Out In the canyon-like street the rain was pcltinff against' the sidewalk, nnd cccolonally a gust of wind slapped the rain Into the faces of the passcrsby. Mjra. her scant nklrta flinging to her, lnndo her way to a nearby sub- unv. Imf mat flu Rhn liniK Tpnplied thfl I cntratico a strong gale struck her and I sent her umbrella nnd her nnmc-coiorcd hat chasing each other across the street. Out from n drug Blore doorway a man) darted tutor them ; then nnother man joined in the chase, and Myra, her brown hair wet and disheveled, watched theia. gnln and ngaln the man that u.i'j chnsing the hat had hnd Ills hands almost upon It when, like a flash, the freakish wind enrried it off ngaln. .She had lost sight of the other man and th') umbrella. "It was a perfectly good silk urn- 'pprhnps -well, let him brclla," Myirt soll1oqul7cd j the hinn needed it himself w keep It. nnd the hat? The lint must be n wreck " M in i-mldenlv became nwnrc thnt n lull man viim lioldlnu nn umbrella over ror, Hlio looked up into a pair of laugli Ing pyis The man holding her Urn biciia wild liatlcss, and moisture was t untiling down his joung, square Jnwcd fiii'1 "John Mnrtin! here " 'This only proves, Myin," John Martin interrupted, "that you need rae around especially In a storm." Next complete noeleltc- "SylvU'n Wants." .. TAMPERING l ivew ueparmre. Normal PutistAnthe Method Cgrrecttv nnd roox-ratle Tin: KIMJ8l,i;V lOI'MIXAlON "More Than a Nchocl" Tall or Wrlto for Information Hours 11 A M to 4 P M Monday nm ThuindBy Ilv , H to 9 Ask About tho Klnirsley liib :iij -nr.i-iiKN (iiiiAiin iiiiki. 'iiiiiiinll a. jrift HI reel Cuticura Soap Is Ideal tor The Complexion 8np Clntfnn,Tlfnm& mmTThE JTwMrielt") cHrmOsmrUri.rlJrVX.Mli,tfl, Foreign Connection Desired Young business man past thirty. Five years Industrial plant manager: now llimncl.il executive with lamest Amer ican corporation in Its field. Connec tion desired which will lead to for eign Assignment. Highest bank and business credentials. ncos, ledgeii omen Jumping Frog In a mighty leap that carried him far ahead. After him came Toddlo I'upklns, jumping bravely, but not going nearly so far nor so fast as Jumping Frog. " 'Cro-akl I told you I'd leave you behind,' bopntcd Jumping Frog, leaping nimbly over tho stones. Then Jumping Fi og went flj Ing over tho bushes. And then something happened. Toddlo Pup kins went jumping on over stoues and bushes and logs, Wilt Jumping Frog didn't rise nftcr his leap over tho bushes. I KNOW HOW TO OltEAIE 1JUSINES8 TOR A RETAIL SHOE STORE Miny years' ecerlne In hn dHrJ shoe anmrtUlnn haa.tauIH m now to do It. I'hone or write me RUSSELL GRAY 917 Chestnut St. Vtatimt 2300 Si8S3S!3S8S5SS!KS!EIRSKg The answer is in the cap 1 i asco Coffee NOW 25 c lb At All Our Stores mN&Tm:!?a?a?aj, Bent 111 Bonos irtutWeregl fi Bint by El 8 Fblnted 8 Shoes gl SlStraiahti Vv, Straight SI Hones lr,l.. nntii vfrpn 2l3trljM In R Eoucatoh J Unltii ilampti Uhfi Afi II h rut an Educator 1 lp jsw, vLvsoHli 1 ? ru i WJHil I Shott Ijl Pya AefaBanataMaBV ,HW "Jutt like Jnd't" iXm for Educator little Mothers: Do You Look Ahead? WHEN you buy slhoes for your growing youngsters, do you ever picture those .little feet grown up disfigured with hurting corns, bunions, callouses.ingrowing nails, fallen arches, etc., the tortures you have felt? Put therh into Educators keeP them in Educators and they'll never know what foot troubles mean. For Edu cators arc built scientifically to "let the feet grow as they should." Bring your boy here for Educators today. rice Rtrronns van rice mrrcinns Educator, Shoe and FOR MEN, WOMEN CHILDREN S V . .. . miner SWVj 4 sou jarke, S R- Cherry', Son. U (itnnunteun Air. ! Aih.r " Ktdae Ate. W,n' MacfaHano !J IrankforU Are. Alii: SOU! IN TIIKSK SlOltKS L. H, Glickman 4830 X. Urouil St. R, Foriter & Son 4330 Main St.. Munayunk. 1'hlU. Chas. Clorea S239 L'olurablu Ate. Geo. Schwinn 2101 N. 0th St. A. Christian 4303 IVanUford Are. Georse M. Carman 333 N. 03d St. A. Kobus 8c Sons 4th A bpruce tit., Camden. N, J. PAINTERS! The great Abbotts Ice Cream plant. model of cleanliness and modern methods! mmmmmr faBiHH"MaBasaaaMrfKaMiBaMa9HaaHaMaaHnBsakB Mmmmm'iwmms?i KWLiMinPrAilJtns bPHBRV Filling tho machine' HBBVaHBniBHMiiliiiBiH EiyWfeigJgaiapVVtl!;' SkkWH&7EWmw2&. mied packages that , MHtSJlilHMIitiflfVCaHH IPHISranKSMiJwFLK 'lhlmla brim Abbott io mWBmmWmmtl9mmBM WM2Mm?':MyWMM Cream direct to you mmLaWaWOammmiaBi IfiflMieKjM frcm th0 frtzer, un- ' JMgWjMWliPiWBH BBFa9BDWyf"t V ' "Sf'i$M'33 in& ingredients rfuar- uaaaaLwWBnmV-ti$rl '" ; V$Wp5f! antees absolute pur- V'lflHSKDwW' ' WM$m. ily '" Abbott3 Ic CKlKf-K ; lp-jfl Cre""' Al JLX. go into Abbotts lea Cream are under the earns expert eupervision that has won an enviable purity-iep motion for Abbotts Milk and Cream. Our 44 years' experi ence as dairymen has taught us the value of a high stand ard of quality. We make Abbotts ice Cream of finest obtainable in predicnts. You can buy it, too, in sanitary "machine -filled packages" that bring Abbotts direct to you from the ftoezer, untouched by hand. Abbotts Dealers Are Everywhere Wherever you live, there is a store con veniently near whero you can buy Abbotts Ice Cream. Know it by the familiar red and white Abbotts side walk sign in front. Ana whenever you wish to buy ice cream, go to that Abbotts dealer. Jie offers you a superior ice cream, in your favorite flavors, and clean, quick service at all times. Buy Abbotts, often WHEN a Philadelphia!! visits us for the first time, he invariabiy ex claims, "I had no idea you people had such a wonderful place 1" Few people realize how large a modern ice cream plant must be. Few know that the Abbotts plant is one of the most complete and finest in America. In this great building are vast store rooms filled with containers of crushed fruits for flavoring giant glass-lined vats "that prepare the "cream" for freezing freezing rooms like caves in the polar regions, 5 degrees below zero all year 'round a complete plant that makes 125 tons of ice every 24 hours a storehouse on the second floor that holds 3500 tons of ice a comDletely-equipped shop where we do all our own painting and carpentry. And across the street, a large garage to house the fleet of Abbotts motor trucks that daily distribute Abbotts Ice Cream to dealers throughout this city and its suburbs. We are proud of our home. It is evi dence of our success as makers of superior ice cream. It is proof beyond question that Abbotts Ice Cream has won a front-rank place in the estimation of Philadelphians. ABBOTTS ALDERNEY DAIRIES, Inc. Philadelphia, Pcnna. Known ro Philadelphia Since 1877 f Bell, Lombnrd 2334 Keyitone, Main 3GS0 irsvX!3H VL. yjwMLP""- Phonc e cream j! fJFt,' ! 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