EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, EElDAF, MAY 0, 1021 9 DREAMLAND ADVENfURqS The DtB'tlfnrltd Ashman ny DADUX i riiAl'Tim V The Ashman's .Jolie rtiriUT eliall t do fit ttt 'W W Mrtlnlny party V" oriel the Ash- ,., to IVMy and "r. "'", thc, ;,00"i MMrrn he hml ilrnwn to tl.o Mam! hN train 01 "' -i-" .......- un Piny Ran""' nnlcl I'cRpy nnd Hilly, ,. their voters were .lrown.ni out u.v , of till' pour mum..... ...... Mild the fhotttH. dip flioi'ts ... , !' Ml, '' . . ,. , g II .rcthM-bli'" o toll." tfilSTan hoy hml lot of f;m nllli.K '!,.' ",..,1 ,c nppct ti, imil so illil ',?": link nnd tl.VAf.hi.mn. but there ''fl'i'.n.'nl ImiLinaM nnil orniise. hjit ' ...... ,,ij ,vr ,IU0I111(IC. i..hn i tir I'liti " . IIIKVii "" ; . , . ,,.,, .. fm Stent i "' ' .' "" V . . llii.r i.i... ! i rr viivi r,tnn.lmio. too. Vlnl(- VW- !' V ''.."''... "'I 1M1 it innm llioy impiH'i"-" " "" u and Hungry no lintl plenty to M DC' Tlifi llcniiM .up ill Mime shrubbery nt one 1, th--v caw fat Toiiunv t.rlni ,. llen.i and rroM lllrnni 1 nt one utile thill latch. Th, thro, hoy, oro ioki. Kmiynr t, II P IPHni " h ' " v " - .. ....! 1111 lV3 Uirnoil t' Ii....... mill till v. t ' AH." - ... . Hollo. Hilly ! Hollo. iw: 11,0 l)OT "inn I JOII fil'l mm " i, niitv?" thev whlsneied. Illl'v 'nn'1 IVSV thnuglit Hint very .liceki f thorn, lor niiiy ii ihuu iiur rforo lW hail b(,H1 'rUi,K fu "f ,thc I'W1' . .. .. t..l..n flic itaftv rl lipa Ahin:in Alio v m Bi"fc '""."' ,d.MU..K a r...le.sn? "t Mm : 'Amman: .yumum ""'".".::. AVlmmn' Ailminn. sot n c ran hlr . Hut it wi'in t tiat.jre thnt the boy Wwnwiiii ..7i ; r ihc lino lnoklin; Kiuloimin who Ht nt tar liis.il of thp ,ablB WHS t,'p Ashl.imi. t.vins Hip party I" uhUporcd fnt rommv (Irlm to J'cjsy ui.rl HUl.v. "Maihc ho will nl. ui to rnt with you." "Of cnuui'. I will Invito your thru1 M.ii,u in mv nnrty, no wm. mu ,! not tell thmn who I nm until they I. ... it.Al- llll I Atwl llin Alimkli urn i ii I'll "! ; ............. n If li wrni playing u tine mle It wnn n eooii johi, mo, mir Miry nnil Hilly thought U wna loo good for the hml boy. . ' Ihp Aiiunnn gavo im ,liiiiiiii,v iiniin diin Iloniili' Iienn ami oh i.irniii Uni.h ble. hoaiilnff illnhes of Ice crenm nml Inigi hIIiom tf enkc. 'J'ney nlo nnil ute until they err Rtuuwi n .un ni me l.unc'iost ot tue poor ciiiiurrii. "Hava yiu nun rnougn i hsuuu uie Aniiiuftii. Vin, kind btr. nnswoved the three hd iioys 'I hen .nti'oiliicc nic, nm (lie ahi inun 'o I'l'KKj "AIIoa im1 if pi't'M'Ill j on III i nc AMI- man, (o whom you sang that unkind foilB' Mid l'cflRy. Myf hut the three lioyn were nitr prised. They were nnhnnieil, too, and tliey vantnl to sltilt right througn the ground, which would hnw been a hnnl Job for fnt Tommy tlrlm, an ho hnd eiiti'ii m milch he won fntler titan ever. Jlul the Anhman Just mnlled kindly and (hey got back thrlr courage, TJiey gi.t liacls thrlr milliner-, too, for thoy were tint really hat) boys nt henrt. "WV lire Mirry we snng that rude Ming nt you,v" spoke up thin llenny liflili. "If you will forgive uh, vu nl'ver nsnln will be menu to strangers." "To be sure I forgive ou," snld the Ashman, "nnd now let's nil piny giiinei," Which tin.- did. mil II Ihe Ashn.nn ins re.idv to l.nnd out htt lond of birth, dny picsi'iits, but wc will tell about thnt tuimirimv. THE DAILY NOVELETTE To Hoard or Xot to Hoard ly JRN8IK A. PARSONS "That prnvrt whnt J have always until." Interrupted Mrs. Donne, "that two generations ought not to live to gether. If Moll thinks her mother In terferen with thc children, how milch' worse It would he If It were Tom'n. mother who wns living with then.." TliU iinfortutintc comment klndlrdian Idea In Hie Irresponsible bend of pretty Mm. llenton, who tactlessly gave It ex p.rsslon. "How s Victor's niother, denrV It didn't seem to mo nhe wan looking very well (he lux! tlmn I went In see her." "She couldn't Imve any one hotter toJ no lor iter tnnn isnm niepiieus. repneii Mrs. Doane. "As to not looking well, there's nothing whatrvcr the mutter with her except Hint she's nlwnjs brooding over tlm loin uf her money." M Like M6ther used to bake! j' "fTfctor Bread 'Perhnps she misses her home. Itnlh. It was very lovely nnd Knte Htephens' house In nnylhlng but homelike, even If Min Ik n tnu-pc nt lrpnilli." Tlin. senlng thnt something wna wrong, she turned iter remnrks into nnotlirr cl.nn nel, "How wonderfully wnrm they keep foil herel" she exclnlmcd ns she took leave. "That'n n splendid point about the Ontes house," ngreed Mrs. Doane. "We've been u.ol (omfortable all win ter. Onlj twice the lire wn-s neglected nnil each time Mother Donne came to cnll." The visitor hnd hardly turned Hie comer of the street before Mr. Donil" returned for the evening titeiil. In tin dining room n lljht sutnended in a gnrlsh dome of knleidosroplo giass tried to lend n festive ntr to the occasion and to cnuutermi the cfTcM of the sinoke- tlnged Wnll pnper. Tfiere were two Ioiik tnhles nnd two sutnll ones In the unoc cnpled cnrnerM. At one of tlie Intter sat Mr. nud Mrs. Donne. Tonight It wns Impossibly for them to exchang" h word ns the ocrupnilts of one of thc long tables j'oung men from the mjll were a little more hilnriotis Hum usual. Mr. Donne wenrllj pished bnck his plate with a sigh, ghid to reach the ipilct of his room, where he sank into a chair near the table and began to All his pipe. . , , "Don't smoke tonight," protested hl-J wife. "I've n splitting headache," and she moved her chnlr near the open window'. , Ho laid down ills pipe, howevor. anil begnn, "Tnylor told me today of a gtent liargnln ho hns In n house. It s new, convenient, nnd the most attrac tive plato In the town, nnd lie Is willing to bold It for us n dny or two. on it It be line to have our own home, lluth, with everything Just as we want It, nnd get nuny from this disuniting plnreV" , .. Mri. Doane drew n golden tendril from her benutlfiil hair and wound It around her linger for n moment befnie speaking. Kvcry iord Cn.ne slouly and deliberately from pouted lips. "Victor, you Know very won, nucr ilm limn I unu Inirl Iiini winter tin- doctor snld I must be direful, so 1 couldn't lMisslbly do hbusework. Now don't Interrupt by snylng there will be innlds. This is a mill town, with Its endless procession entering the mills nnd leniltig one for dnya without nn.i help." Then becnuso she Iiniln t et learned that too ninny ext'tmes weaken u caue. she nddeil: "Think how lmrrlil It would tf the furnnrc Hint, should you might even Imve lo (o saj nothing of tlm extra be for vou be sick nnd you might even Imve lo novel snow expense." Afler much pallent arguing Mr. Donne knew thnt the only thing wns to tell hl brnthei, John, who liicd in a small iipnrln.ent and wanted n house, nlio.it the bargain. , John's wife. Mildred, cnine to see lluth tlio nxt dny. .She wns benming with happiness over the thought of hav ing n renl home. Although not ns beau tiful ns Hull., she wns most nttrncTlvc In Imt i.iilnuitlon. "And vVvi nsked Mother iJimiie to come nml live with us'" she cxclnlmed, "She Is such n wnnileiful won.nn nnd misses her old home so much," Hu Atother Donne died siiildenU be fore the young pcoplo moved Until put ffn the black gown she hnd worn to (he funeral nnd went with her liiHinnd I" the liOlce of Mr. (5rny, the Inwjer, lo benr the will rend, Mr. (trn explnlnod thnt.Mis. Donne h.td tnnile hep will six mouths befoie, nfler n visit from her physlclnn. who told her she loutd not live more than n enr. Her mono) h. ' not been lost In ii foolish Investment ns every one but hlmn'lf hnd thought. She merely wanted to liml nut how mnnj insinlc lined hoi for herielf. Then. In his customary drj manner, with n slight rustle of paper nnd adjusting spertiiclcs, Mr. tlrn.i lend in n monotonous olce innn things wltrni.it Interest until lie enme lo the following: "I kIvc nnd bequeath to mi eldi"-t son. John, S.IOOOj to m.v jonnger on. It tor. S.VMH), ii ml the icsiduc of in es- SPECIAL LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS $C50 (.'onltiror htii'l In if. rrij Nick nitrl i o r n e r '.'no hin( nd Indfx cnimilel O'k 114 ; Other Stytei Looie Lf Ledgcn $3.25 to $40 stoixp: opkns uaii.t at o a Hosiery & Underwear SILK STOCKINGS $1.50 Values 98c $2.25 Values $1.49 $3 Values $1.98 In black, white and colors. fKmTSI R JYllJilN - , II B?5fe3fcv fc . J&f Ifl f ' I 'J BLX37lTCft3i j fjj StranrJ,J HHH "'''SevJIle M J flB Smlillp mrnp ocfonli lati 1 A ilitlno culf pumn! !U fc KS. rf eoitorntiil nnlKl. Mfe Klntln inalrp alrsp hlfl i 110611 1 '.t k'm m Evenings t Kton ""Mk. Bronx KH 6"S ffJ llnallpli lnl rordo. -g AirrZ iv S;ldti atran, ror- HB f i II vwi hid. rubber r.trinJlt1tf -sW loMn hUe: mr- fij $ Rl value. .SfsV V CWW n"",,,c'1 M At All Our Stores JiR c rkflf M .. II i ssLr RlafyjOU1' "sari j ' Sfl N. W. Cor. 8th and Arch Sts. ftj I tQaaWaaMMtfeWflWriU M. AM) CLOSES AT B,30.f. M. " MA1I, AM. 'I'llONE OIXDF.Ilfl FILI.KD 'i, n "ta I zs.v r ix.i oi II I Mn '"rnttc Jtg .' Inln I give mid benuenth lo Mildred, lielovcd wife of n.v mil, .lidill," nilnus minor beipiesl- follow mI, mi' the will ended with lb' beipiciilhnl of "in) Iienv) enshmiii "hnwl t in) dnuglilei-lii-lnw. I(utli." Nrt entnplele iniielelle 'I lie Slff ling Home, Names Streets for War Heroes Six streets In 1'ie i.slei'i. seiilm. f (llou'ersler, N. J . hi.e been named nfler ttlnticesler sen be men who ilii-l ' during the wnr. The t'lt I'imiiiiII there todn) uppioptlnied Sl.'.tlUH for i hiving gutters, seweis nud iiiiii'iuhini , pn'lug on' the six stneis 'Ihe t'ouiwll , nlso voted to ine.'1-nM' ffiio leu lo eighteen the lotuiij prmtwis in (ilou-i eester The nddliioii. Mir nei iiir.v becniise of wnmeu lotlng J Our Tile. Slate, Metal and Slag Roofs Are Standard RESIDENTIAL WORK A SPECIALTY Crescent Compound keep.roofs watertight for five years, and is also Guaranteed. Real Estate Roofing '& Mfg.Co. 2343-23-10 Waltirr St. lit I - l'op'iir 10(17 ag. Price, 813.00 Complote Lino Ledger Sheet, Ring Binderi, Indrfxet, Columnnr Book. COMMERCIAL .ITATIONPnv Pit .Mr. rwxnnvn WE ARE, PHILADELPHIA HEADQUARTERS u?R BLANK BOOKS, lc to $30, and Office Helps ii i.dsq lhs on xren St. Mi HAPPV P T T717TC AXXXAVAV X Ut JLjIU V 1U 702 Arch S(. STATIONER May Peterson's Vocation Red Records are on sale here We also carry a complete stocK 01 Vocalion Red Records of all kinds. BLAKE and BURKART Eleventh and Walnut AOCALION . ! YHED RECORDS t ' arc best m r UdLIL i3rTLJLjli "nill M ML OKDKItK PUO.MPTLY FILLED Avalanche of Extraordinary Bargains Big loaf ARMY AND NAVY GOODS vWlwiy.oiXsaC'sv Women's 85c Union Suit., 59c Cotton ribbed. Xace-trlmlncd at knee. tl.&fktrt pint Kloor. South UATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE Lit Brother Market i Kightn : l'HILADELMIIA . Filbert ; Seventk One Yellow Trading Stamp With Every 10c Purchase All Day 5 to $6.50 Corsets, $4 C-B a la Sptrite and W. B. Rcduso. Limited lot. White and pink. Ill Uierarn SKCVJNI) l'LOOl! k. KftOr r r 'QCV . I trnnfot ftsi- f . a jj0 H mmwtniffA w.A i W li wu L:' ? ' A r i 'i!. 'yn r WMm MX . J A i'MCW ' OK 'dsy ' ... S'i imk k A' c w wr dwwr t 'tFaM 7 r The newest, (he smartest, the prcttlent in fashionable apparel at navings that will add renewed force to our un questioned leadership! A Most Wonderful Lot of MISSES' Sports Suits t ITI i I A: muiruw j at A less-than-cost lot that one of our manufacturors lind to sacri fice for needed cash. Of fine, firm Fulwool in brown, tan, lltht and dark green, Copenhagen and naj. Some with notched collar and four patch pockets: pthcrs with tuxedo front and set-in pockets. ...... M...ll 1.1 !.'.- .t-'..,-M-4 MUseV Frocks, Special. 511.75 Exceedinzly smartIn taffeta, miernonelte and serne somo em broidered; others sashed. All colors. iai.i.H ! 'i ' I'll' ,m ...I. . .' Miiies Dresses, $18.50 Canton crepe, tniTcta, George' tc, trtcotinc and serjre sonic enibroiii ered; some baadqd effectively. All colors. Misses' Coats at $18.50 Harding Blue, Hose and Tqn Belted all around. Patch pockets. - ."-"----"- Women's Shinning Suits j 995 0jci;iui Sports "nnd dress iwodels'jn lu-nnita. Fulwool. homespun, trico- t- .- --- . . - l.no and serge, navy, omen, urown nml tan. Home Dram- una ouuon- trimmed. M J AfV3 ZjBzs&'yM Women's Wraps, $29.75 Of excellent quality navy tricotine, with floured sill; linlnc; and mandarin bleeves. Tritnmed with shiny fiRinod ribbon and fringed satin sash. Women's Beautiful Frocks, $32.50 A distinctive croup in rich, heuvy Canton crepc. Elaborately beaded; all leadinR shades. Wonderful for this price. .. Women's Dressos at $20 Taffetas, crepe, do chine. nat.u, Georgette, mignonette and tricotine: all shades. Beaded, embroidered or stitched, i-t wuHtw-HKfOM) ki.oou frM!k "ST" fcl It Aki I i: tJmmi MPVM 1S- fsFl ' i I iti. iv-' W M5- $, Men's Straw Hats,$1.98ts4.98 To-morrow'R the Day! Penn-Princeton Game nd Straw Hats Share the Lintclfglit! iry inun wlin wuhl. tn hn In aaiM, will ir.ir It -nu ncru are all tue ptpnlnr tyli'U In nmootli 'ennltH, split br.iWe and fnncy lirnliln. Bleb band a wide maortment of atyl5 anil "' Pfleo. clrtaR erory wau Juitl what lie wants! I.. - ' . - mi"m ..i. ...-. .Hit ... '...f... '.. 1 ,? a & LeKhorn Hati, $4.98 to $7.98 in I In titncei Km) Alpttio hr.ie. Mf n-ufAeifinji I'luor, 7tn til. liniv nin jfefBMB To-morrow ! The pitce i for tht one day onlj! 3.50 NonSkid ?,1.59 and isc ut i'tW!.crs- Of four-nlv fabric with red studded trend toutrh resilient. Guaranteed size 28xm. Ser sketch. Watch daily advertUtrntmts fur similar bin valuta. I t Hieftrrr Sl:ri)t lfI.()llt MiH Our Ulr llritnurnat IKst uf tllffjllllnj nl Lol rrlim Stitntl. flour uf Our Ncrr Outlillm.', 7th ft Mark Si. z Lit nrothrm J By all means come to this monstrous sale of Army and Navy Goods. We have planned this mighty event for the past two months, scouring the country for Army and Navy Goods that we could offer you at a price that would startle competition. Do not fail to take advantage of the numerous items that we have gathered for you. If you cannot come in person, send your wife or your sweetheart, or your mother or father, for there is no telling how long this supply will last. COME TOMORROW! GRASP THIS OPPORTUNITY! Secure Your Share of the Greatest Values in History of Local Retail Merchandising HERE ARE A FEW OF THE HUNDREDS F BARGAINS OFFERED mikj&i m T-i"' mauw-it;f,L " , -" ' ' I i '" 'fr.y. j5e . i ' T ii M iTTVMr itTr yni ,. New Army Ola Boy Scout Tents 5.50 Slvto i.7 Good nunlit.s k. Vi la I'olM, HtllU 1 nml roprK Incliulcl 7x7 TimiIk !x7 TentH Ux'j Tents Regulation S New Army Cots ;3$W5 Strong nnd tmct fun alz,. coiniortjoie ilirt'lt'll vl.c i toUleil Sj.k. J -.-ta. l ' .t i. "V. krl jrSt.A,?i ' !3 SQ.90 n. il Wnr'' thing c. I,r.iril , a v u PlR'i fi .IIHttt f ii i amliliiK S10 fifi Hi' ')5 Ml lu Over- Alls Balbriggan .Mmlp far I. . Undenvear I.Ol't. I Hi. fl.OII c each CI. SO Vnl. !c Suit ifte Pants Mn le of Ii Jg & ft i i 'f . j , I l.linkl e E i TK n -"V- 1 ' IlSftrl "'lam i j I ',Viif ,0," I ! "1 rV'.I Hearli.i! H r5 1 1 1 1 "nf fnr M I lf.1" s c.-uiipii'is M I i - Un . nnil nil I ' t.Xf 'm'"' n M't. iorl II. I 1 l' "i 50 Athletic Union Suits CI..1 75 Athletic Underwear Shirts Cftc Drawers OV each "!Tv Uliie. lllilti A V A slrlPfil nJ"" M Union ' I I A,,s (I I 'iiwr1 West Point Officers, Shoes 5000 Pairs U. S. Army Khaki Breeches 60c liri Ininiril ami 11 uttheil M.irlli S.I fr Army (Kr i InlnipiO li.rci.-i fro. i, in . I il ' li- II I'll I'll I all l C "tl a in l ' onil tio f5J K r-sl roi.lowir. 'atli1 5Z,,V IllUill I S'll' 1 SI?PH I iifl .mtl v- iUtlis Onlci f " Vi "' ;l whtlf li. aut'- $495 MtWfN-"52.. y Shoes r . X . and X X Oxfords J Officers' a Model Rain Coats Actually Worth $7.50 ' rfo. ( fitting 'td models : 'i ii urt lblp ni.ar - brand . r v T I . i tr I .. ' mi,- State " n"T rile $ .rtrll rut IP5syaJ3itlra I Ww 1 m my I k WHS vXi m t WpQi BeTJU R r 1 &kj taw U ' ix J y yry . kX2lK eyNKi hh i WX v Write for List on Cams Supplies, Blankets, Tents, Cots, Etc.. -$j.4515c s3""?fiSP""3l Palrlj ' Army Mess-Kits 45c MM&WI Felt MJ Canteens Brand New U.S. Army Saddles Coiered '" ' 'f.iti . Vit si (McClelhn) r i.. S5c Khaki, Black Sateen and Blue Chambray SHIRTS n'l t -ilrn.i irirtli i, LrJb w (. rfSwS $,75 SS.'JO nlue x 1 I Work Siilhl lr rrv f r Ml ,1 Mo $15.50 A?. I ... , 1, , Qjc!V.:r : - :."' -S ! i:oo.U oi ,iV'" I " SI .5 Shoes JJ 1 1l r r-rvSl H $2.85 jp All vJWK 1 Size, jKfi&? I Arm Hob Nail J$jf MA I and Field Shoes y CSM rfi'irjirs 1 Navy White QA Pants v Middy Hats, Qc Naii Kegtihition Rubber $ Ponchos Cotton SOCKS Arms Khaki .mil Colors 1 , 1 1111 ' bf in. 1 1 i . i 1 oil,- t arl .t i u ir tbarff . a I IZfS a 1.55 10c Pair Flag Sets Haversacks S n 'lOll-H n I" & lii.lilrr 1 1 C r,ip Ids Jfiouis v J bihool llaKu CPr Viim Spiral LcKKnt;s ... 75, brand 1 it in Foot Powder ..i .1 1 in' fi 1 - 1 I ami a. d ik , .Middy Blouses Sailor Hats 50r W.i I 111 .1 3&u I'm 1 i spi a! 55l I Plione Lomhard 6417 Sale Now Being Held Come Early Tomorrow iipply (bittpami 434 MARKET STREET -itederalS Phone Lombard G417 IV I r 1 1 B'i r. m m m :,t ill i M r m i ij ri! 1 n ft If ' !u , 1 iyiv
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